Milton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Milton, PA)

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Sl.. f:1.....i, . . . JOHN STRUCK, B.S., MS. Director, Vocational Education MRS. C. LAWVRENCE BROWN, B.S. Commercial ELIXIER RUTH Vocational Education Metal DTROTHY E. BUYER, B.S., Ed.M. Home Economics lvlARLlN L. HARTMAN Vocational Education Auto CQEURGE 1X1ERTZ Janitor 12 Years of Service MRS. PRENITISS VV. OWENS Bb. Home Economics ALBERT P. LYFORD, B.S. Instrumental Music JULIA C. I-IAGENEUCH, B.S., M.S. Shorthand. Bookkeeping. Typing JACOB AZAIN, B.S. Science Vocational History KERMIT BENFER Vocational Education Wood W1LFRED I'IOT'l'ENSTElN Janitor 4 Years of Service OHN PETERSON NANCY S. ROBERTS, B.S. MRS. E. COLLINS Cum' CHARLES SOWERS B S Instrumental Music Physical Education Secretaiy to the Principal Algebra, Math

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f7le 51.....l, . . . DR. A. C. W. SCHLEGEL, B.A., M.A., Ed.D. Superintendent of Milton Schools M. MARTHA BICKEL,B.A.,B1.IX. French, English CIHARLES T. LONTZ, BA., MA Biology Problems of Democracy MRS. W. MURRAY BUTLER, B.S., M.S. Counselor of Girls, English P. RICHARD FISHER, BA., M.A. Mathematics Football Coach J. V. Basketball Coach MRS. J. HERB'IAN SHADE, BA., M.A. Latin, English BTILES M. KOSTENBAUDER, B.S., M.S. High School Principal PIARRY E. SWANGER, B.S., M.S Chemistry, Physics Vocational Science MRS. CHARLES T. LONTz, BA., M.A. English, Dramatics PAUL C. CONFER, B.A., M.A. U. S. History, Chorus PHOEBE M. REINHART, B.A., M.A. English, Librarian JOHN L. KOONS, BS., M.S. World History, Vocational History, U. S. History JAINIES O. TULE, IR., BS. EVAN C. WILLIAMS ROBERT L. lzER,B.A.,Ed.M. HENRY W. LONGENBERGER Vocational Education Vocational Education Physical Education Commercial

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Tune: When I Grow Too Old to Dream C 6566 Ong When we leave dear Milton High We'1l have her to remember. After we have left these halls. The mem'ry will live in our hearts. We'll travel beyond But mem'ries fond Of happy days in Milton High Will ever linger on. Oft we've wandered thru her halls: Now they'll just be a mem'ry. Long we've looked upon those walls To which we'll now bid good-bye. The work we have done, The vict'ries we've won Will help us in the years to come To walk the pathways of life. Now that life looks up before, We'll have her to remember. Though our hearts shall find regret, We'll smiling look ahead. As life's DRESS turn, Rememb'ring we'l1 yearn For all our joy at Milton High Each precious year we have spent. CHORUS Good-bye, Milton High, We'll never forget. Those three short years we've left behind Will always live in our hearts. - . if Mi, A QE? we ' '-- 1 H5212 if r mwfgg. EW '5 Hx gl 'Nil :fri 5142 'fr . ff fi, .va 'liz' 5 ,Jr- QQ! my fix? 2532 '11 , A 'Y -4 ,' '.1 l 1 . 5 U .. ,XY lff ,f W ff 7 1. . Q- ii' 1 , lull J XY' 7' ' iris wages l W xi rr: J-. 6 yy x1 i' -I Til: -1 Ai we Ofdllge and Altho Williamsport has favored The Cherry and the White, And the loyal boys of Danville For the Orange and Purple fight, Still we hold our colors' splendor Nor honor shall they lack: While the athletes stand defenders Of the Orange and the Black Thru the four long years of High School, Midst the scenes We know so wellg There's a mystic charm to knowledge We vainly seek to spell: Or we win athletic victories On the football field or track: Still we work for Milton High School And the Orange and the Black. When our high schools days are over, And life looms up beforeg We recall those days of gladness That come again no more. Still we banish care and sadness, As we turn our mem'ries back. And recall those days of gladness 'Neath the Orange and the Black. .6.