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

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-w FIRST R SECOND GRADES BACK ROW MIDDLE ROW Ida Herringshaw Paul Young Richard Hathaway Lowell Gingrich Richard Wilhelm Ruth Elaine Creps Kenneth Gingrich Leonard Fretter Kenneth Edwards Nancy Kieffer Henry Baumgardner Donald Ecklebarger Claude Trumbull Theodore Dielman Bonna Roberts Walter Joy Gertrude Spoores Virginia Herringshaw Dorothy Jean Wagner Donna Christy James Drummer Phyllis Ann Helle Donald Morehouse Maxine Spoores fLloyd Bennettj Rosalie Hohn FRONT ROW Batty Meinke Patricia Ecklebarger Evelyn Meinke Joyce Sibert Theodore Clapp Alfred Ducat Richard Junkins Kenneth Herringshaw Pauline Trumbull Clarence Mercer Osea Ann Harshman fRichard Fenstimakerj Mildred Wilhelm CRobert Fenstimakerj Lois Jean Dunn ' THIRD R FOURTH GRADES BACK ROW . J , N MIDDLE ROW Harold Junk Clarence Ferrell Lawrence Wilhelm Barbara Cody Doyle Bennett Rosalyn Edwards Loy Junkins June Farquharson Robert Sautter Batsy Ruth Mann Glenn Sibert Ruth Hall Dale Haas Betty Miller Martin Spoores Herma Dielman Donald Mercer Rita Simon John Drummer Dorotha Christy fJohn Slaterj Ruth Ellen Baumgardner FRONT ROW Dale Bennett Agnes Junk Billy Young Marian Dunn Alvy Haas Thelma Mercer Elden Harshman June Brutcher ' Royce Spoores Billie Bower Bonnie Jean Stearns CBetty Lee Wagnerj

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P L L K 1 E k P r v r L I I r G , V e i f s E l i , I . F Lhhnls ELEMENTARY GRADE PUPILS You will no doubt have noticed that unlike our method of treating the higher grades, we have not written a history of each elementary grade.. The main reasons for this, are that during our school careers, we have not been closely associated with this particular group of people, and besides, we feel that this group is just making their begin- ning in school life and that their class histories will be really important in the years to come. In publishing our book, however, we do not wish to leave these pupils out altogether, because it is they upon whom we can always depend when we want a really good program for various entertain- ments, and it is they who will, in a few short years, be carrying on the traditions of our high school. I , It seems that there is little else to say about these pupils except that old saying, nIt's the little things that count.H