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

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INTRAMURAL SPORTS The year '56 and '57 has brought many new activi- ties to our school, Among these are Tennis, Volley Ball, Archery, Loop Tennis and Table Tennis. These were all supervised by Mr. Domer our W P A In- structor. During the winter months much interest was shown in the volley ball games by both boys and girls. Teams were chosen and scheduled games were held every noon. Our new tennis court provided much entertainment for the high school students. Despite little experience, many of them have shown the ability to become fair players. As yet the equipment is inadequate, but we are hoping for better facilities in the future. f An archery set has been acquired and many demonstra- tions have been given by the instructor, Mr. Daniels. Loop tennis is a very strenuous game and one must be quite agile in his movements to play well in this sport. Mostly boys compete in this game, and it fits well into a noon-hour recreation period. Table tennis or ping pong, is a very lively game and can be played either singles or doubles. A tournament created much interest among the boys in the school.Around thirty took part in it.We also had a match with Tontogany which Milton won.

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY HHOBGOBLIN HOUSEU Darius Krupp --------------- Bob Bruce Miss Priscilla Carter--Agnes Drummer Marian Carter Jill Carter-- Frank Harlow- Jack Loring-- Susan Parkins Henry Goober- Delilah Worts ---Bernice Edwards ----Dorothy Dowden -------Carl Meyers ----Jim Baumberger Miriam Leiendecker ---Dale Richardson ------Helen Wagner Bluebeard Bronson ----- Herbert Emrick Bill Wilkins ------------- Donald Moor The Headless Phantom ------------- ??? The plot concerned a house, which, in order to keep the owners from discovering a kidnapping plot, was haunted to frighten them away. Bob took the part of the old caretaker in a splendid manner. His part was very difficult to play, and the way in which he did it was a credit to our school. . Agnes, in the part of the dignified spinster, was su- perb in that character. Her two nieces, in the personages of Dot and Bernice, were playedewith much abilityu t - A B B as The two boy friends of the girls were played by Carl and Jim, in which parts they did very well indeed. Bluebeard Bronson was done in the inimitable style of Herbert Emrick, and his queer manner added much to the mys- tery of the play, Donald took the part of Bill Wilkins with great suc- cess and Evelyn produced the surprise ending and the ghast- ly effect of the hanging head. The humorous element was done in a very clever manner by Dale and Helen, as colored servants, and Miriam as the HHenglish 'ouskeeper.n The weird off-stage effects produced the atmosphere of mystery. This cast was coached by Mr. Cummins and Mr. Brand, to whom the success of the play can be accredited,