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

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'-- - - - vw- W . D CM1L'roNaAND to THE CLASS WILL fCOn'tj To Mr. Cummins the Senior Class wills a baton that is guaranteed to be absolutely unbreakable, Theone Reimer wills her ability to think of an an- swer when the teacher calls on her unexpectedly to Buck- eye Durliat, and her business technique to Mr: Brand, To Rachel Peatee, Donald Moor wills his red curly hair and a comb to go with it and his winning smile to Mr. Daniels. Florence Wagner wills her culinary art to Angela Smith, and to Mae Nutter her quiet disposition. book to Herbert Emrick gladly bequeaths his Physics Donavon Bower, and his love for square dancing Metzger and the art of expressing himself briefly mond Herr. to Ruth to Ray- to Bus Agnes Drummer leaves her aristocratic look Dunn, and her Latin Book to Miss Snyder for future 817108, refer- and Carl Meyers wills his curly hair to Marion Hohn his ability to out up in class to Florence Dalzell. Helen Wagner wills her accomplishment of chewing to Donald Feehan and her smile to Christian Olhrich. gum and The Senior Class wills to Miss Snyder patience the great esteem it holds for Milton Center. T9- To Mr. Martens a magic wheel to show how much to duce the grades for unexcused absences. To Miss Daniels a new kind of scissors that sew a garment as she cuts it out. To the our ability Anyone ment of the before six Signed this bers of the future Senior to make short not satisfied class of l957 Classes we the class of 57 will and sweet annuals, with the above will and testa- be sure to file your complaints months from date or for ever hold your peace. eighteenth day of May l957 in the presence of the Superintendent of our school, R.G. Brand and the mem- Senior Class, ---Helen Wagner Vw C'7:Jf,D -

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+ -- -'- - THE CLASS WILL The Senior Class of 1957 of the Milton Township High School, having matured to full age and being of sound mind and memory, and not acting under any restraint will make this their last will and testament. We donate to the Board of Education a duster to clean up all of the chalk marks left by erasers. We will to Mr. Trumbull the worn out chewing gum left on the seats and desks. The Senior girls will their ability to wear formals with finesse to the Junior girls. The Senior boys will their athletic ability to the Junior boys. Dale Richardson bequeaths a diamond ring to Rachael Peatee. It is a bit early but he believes that it's the early bird that gets the worm. Bob Bruce wills his acting talent to Junior Kronberg and his height to Bus Dunn. Kathleen Corfman wills her dimples to Doris Edwards and her music ability to Donald Feehan. Betty Cody wills her stature to Florence Wismar and her sweet disposition to Doris Moor. Miriam Leiendecker leaves her dog nPeteU to Dolores Berres and her culottes to Marjorie Emrick. Marian Stefanka her knack at writing letters to Katie Konrad and her green blouse to Miss Daniels. Evelyn Junkins wills her blond hair to Maxine Rossow and her love for perfume to Christian Olhrich. Dorothy Dowden wills her little feet to Carl Wilhelm and her slim figure to Betsy Mann. Jim Baumberger wills his dancing ability to Gaylord Groff and his No. l2's to Irene Haas. To Mr. Martens Bernice Edwards wills her ability to speak French and her place on the Basketball team to Car- men Groff.

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ODE TO M.T.H.S. Th6?G are many things in M.T.H.S. That are familiar to us all, W The And The The The The The initials carved on all the desks, the noises in the hall. queerest things have happened, ' hands on the clock were changed, five minute bell rang almost anytime, furniture in lO re-arranged. essays we used to write - About school, and all its woes, How, as far as we were concerned, History and English were our worst foes. We thought it was a pity, The way we had to go to school, And declared we would be glad when we get And not cry like a fool. But those four years mean a lot to us, With their studies, parties and plays, The square dances held by the Seniors Will be remembered for days and days. We never realized what fun it was To crab about the rules That governed us at Milton Hi And the,rest of the Ohio schools. We had more fun than we'll ever know Doint things we should, and shouldn't Like skipping classes, and lossons--- But And The And being Seniors, who wouldn't?? now we're leaving Milton Hi, things we loved, but didn't know it, we're all beginning to feel sad, Although we may not show it. So herefs to good old M,T,H,S, To you our best we've given. May the rest of the classes to come Enjoy you as much as the Seniors of 157. ---Miriam Leiondecker out,