Milton Township High School - Miltonian Yearbook (Milton Center, OH)

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1927 MILTONIAN 1927

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1927 MILTONIAN 1927 Senior Class Play WHOSE LITTLE BRIDE ARE YOU? CAST Dr. Benjamin Bellows EEEEEEEElE,EE C Algernon Clawhammer C Augustus MayCC Simeon Singleton CC George Tobin C Florence Bellows CC Mrs. Mac Eckron CC CCCI-Ierman Mannhardt Harry Jones Frederick Stauffer Cloyce Gross Cl oooo Bob Davidson C Mabel Emrick C Mary Baumgardner Dolly MacEckron CC CC . . s.., ssss . g. ..g.DOI'iS Hill Maggie Brady OC oooooo CCVirginia Norcross Mrs. Amelia Tobin C osossosoos .Verna Johnson Time: The Present ACT I-Noon ACT II-Late Afternoon ACT III-Evening SCENE: All acts living room Dr. BelloW's residence Rahway, N. J. March C g. Invocation C Salutatory Music CC History CC Poem Class Song CC Prophecy C Will CC C C Music C ValedictoryC Music Address CC CC CCCC C Presentation of Diplomas C C Benediction CCCCCCCCCC C COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM CC CC Orchestra C Rev. Hastings CWetha Junkins Orchestra C Eleanore Richard C Clarice Lance C C CC Senior Class C CCCMary Baumgardner CCCCCBernice Rickley Orchestra CCMabel Emrick CC Orchestra C CC Dr. Heistand CC Orchestra CC Mr. Henning Supt. D. E. Caldwell

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1927 MILTONIAN 1927 Class of ,24 CLASS COLORS-Blue and Silver CLAss FLowER-Sweet Pea CLASS MOTTO-Not evening, but dawn It was in September 1920 that fourteen young men and women met together at Milton High School to start their High School career together. The first year passed with plenty of hard work mixed with the fun which only a group of young people can have together. In our Sophomore year we initiated the Freshmen. The entire High School work- ed together in this event and derived a great amount of fun from it. It was during our second year that several members from our class showed promise of becoming great athletes. Some of the students went out for track, bringing in the ribbons and trophy cups. Others were on the baseball diamond and in the basket ball hall. helping to heap up the scores for Milton High School. This year our class learned the spirit of fair play-to be modest victors and gallant losers. In September 1922 we numbered only eleven. Before the year was over we lost another member, thus leaving only ten to finish the four years. In December we pur- chased our Class rings which were displayed with pride. It was during this third year of school life that we found we had orators and debaters in the class. Several of our number were seen before the foot lights. Therefore, we helped Milton High School, not only in Athletics, Oratorical Contests and Debates, but also on the stage. Our class helped to put Milton High School on the map In return, Milton High gave to us the physical ability, knowledge and freedom of expression which has helped each of us onto the Ladder of Success. As the year drew to a close the Juniors banqueted the Seniors. This banquet was given with pomp and ceremony. We started our Senior year with joy and sorrow, alike in our hearts. We were glad to see each other again, and yet a few short months then we would be separated. Time passed as though it were on wings. The class met privately many times to plan for Commencement. Commencement night came too soon for us. A few short hours and then we separated. Each went his or her own way, taking with them the mem- ories of the days spent in Milton High School.