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

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C 1927 MILTONIAN 1927 Grade Enrollment GRADE I Donavin Bowers, Dorothy Herringshaw, Ned Hathaway, Fred Herr- ingshaw, Harold Hass, Geraldine Beckman, Paul Wilhelm, Gerald Beckman, Lorin Hicks, Florence VVismar, Lewis Konrad, Doris Kramp, Doris Dill, Wilma Trumloul, Gayford Graff, Junior Kronberg, Florence Dazell, Ray- mond Herr, Donald Harshman, Alvin Funk, Marjorie Emrick, Charles Konrad, Frances Heinsman, Arrell Kieffer. Evelyn Junkins, Robert Clapp, Donald Moor, Bernard Wilhelm, Bernice Edwards, Lenord Hahn, Theore Reimer, Herbert Emrick, Kathleen Corfman, Grace Ford, Ruth Hartsell, Thelma Berris, Helen Berris. Evelyn Beckman, Margaret Clapp, Addie Funk, Winifred Morehouse, Fern Whitehead, Helen Dalzell, Melvin Beckman, Victor Challen, Richard Connor, Marvin Courtright, Walter Kramp, Martin Rossow, Doris Weaver. Eleanor Edwards, Ruth Konrad, Mildred Moore, Bill Harshman, Richard Kieffer, Robert Underwood. Rex Baumgardner, Vera Courtright, Ned Cox, Jessie Ellis, Emily Filiere, Jacob Funk, Delmer Harshman, Elmer Harshman, John Hath- away, Glenn Kieffer, Margie Kronberg, Hugh Lance, Ivan Lappen, Marie Myers, Vera Moor, Hazel Richardson, Clyde Rossow, Doris Swerlein, Oscar Traehler, Evelyn Trumball, Deloris VVilhelm, Deyo Ellsworth, Rachiel DeRuck, Joy Capelle, Clifford Dalzelle. Marjorie Caswell, Thelma Clapp, Harold Domio, Helen Emrick, Earl Funk, Elmer Gault, Pauline Konrad, Elmer Moor, Velma Poland, Muriel Rickley, Catherine Scherff, Jessie Weaver, Ada Capelle, Edna Scharwakau, Cecil Ellsworth.

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I 1927 MILTONIAN 1927 Class Poem of ,215 Between the days that are over, And the days that are yet to come There's a pause, and tonight we ponder O'er the work that We have done. Though our high school days are all ended, The pleasures they held, too, are past Treasured memories of days spent together, Hopes, joys that always will last. Tomorrow we shall start on our journey. Through life, and all that means, Our prayers may oft be unanswered And our dreams may remain only dreams. Down the pathway of life with its roses, And their thorns that are seldom a few To you, our Dear Alma Mater We shall always be loyal and true. To Mr. Cooley and his teacher helpers, To our parents, friends, board-members, too. We tender our most sincere thanks For this, our commencement, from you. In the future, what're fate decrees us Alma Mater, We'll always be true The Class of '25 trusts that those who will follow Maybe as steadfast and loyal to you.