Milton Union High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Milton, WI)

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NOON GOSSIP On days when the weather permitted, n o o n lunches were eaten outside on the lawn. LEAVING THE CAMPUS Everyone breaths a sigh of relief and leaves! AFTER A HARD DAYS 'WORK This is the second year of utter luxury-thzlt of having 21 school bus! 'WAITING OR JUST LAZY1 Intraniurals were enjoyed by all. whether participants or mere on-lookers, as we see here. in

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Elackhawk Phil Schroeder was elected editor ot' the 15144 Black- hawk, HQ chose the tollow- ine to assist him: Ray Sim- ons. assistant editor and photoherapherg Beverly Bur- diek and Marjorie Arnold. Paul Greennian and Way- land Hudson. Milton Junc- tion business managers: Eunice Trescher and Beverly L at s h e 12 special articles: Gwen Holliday. typist: und. Elaine Meissner. calendar editor. Miss Agnew was the advisor. Gflaslt This year the Crimson Flush Stt1fT. headed by Elaine Meissner. editor, edited ai tine school paper every two weeks. These papers have been enjoyed by the boys in the service as well as by us at home. Much ot the work this year was done by the senior shorthand class under the direction ot' Miss Agnew. XYQ wish to express thanks to all who have helped in its pub- lit-ation. Eiingg my 4 niris li -, I'h5llis ull--ii vi' gfudenf Gounci The Student Council has been very active this yezir. Reeulzir meetings were held every two weeks during the year. At our tirst meet- ing in September. we elected to otiice: Phil Schroeder. president: Walter Schroeder. vice- president: Barbara Anderson. secretary: and. Beverly Burdick. treasurer. Miss Axelson was our very capable advisor. School elections for Student Council repre- sentatives were held January 19. 19-1-1. As at result there are it few new faces in the meet- ines. Mary Jane McBride-Greeeites: Inez Wagner-Freshman class: Otto Rust-h4Future Farmers: were elected tor the new semester. 4'l'l'IPl Y'l' t'Ul'Y4'lI XX.-ndi. l'liiliyi Sclirottltt Ill. Xf'lill XXVI-I .4'I' Xl'l' r :f-tl . lll'f,i-- -swi ISx-.- tnltilf-I. llt-!:til:15. lun .1 l'i'-.-clot. li-'wily l,:-sl,- Xluiioiz- Xrrol-l. llfxtirx 1-'tt fliik rt:ti.1:i:i'. lwiil 'fe'- f' ll:-1 Siiiiw.-. I ?-.ftp Siiw I Xlsql iii Eli,-i.-.in IZIHXINLX l-'l.,XSll S'I'Xl'l' s-ztitft: l'Zl:iin.t Xltissn--i 'iw'-ritlolyii llollirlny, XY:iltvl Sul 11,1-rlt-r, Xl:irjori.- .krnoltl li--x--ily l:lIl'1ll4'li, l'-itriwii XY4z1ull Slitlllllllill .ltl:ii1it:i S1 hurl. XX':tnfl:t 1'i:n1itl:iIl. ,Xlnix Loi l ri l XXII lll 'Xurlrt-x ,It-nnnius. Xlniilyn Hi-Ili Marx lun Xl Illini lttlx XYixon Swlivul' Miss XM-lsoti, Iflzaiil Xl--tssmr. .I--in lvori. Xlllllltlr N-rns. l---xt :ly laritliwli, l tlrit-in Siuiulin: fist-:tr I ilrtlit-lt ,liihn llrtss-. XX':illt-r Swllro.-il'-I I-Ilix:tl-wth llvlll, Xlurv l.oi Ilinuliilvu, ,lt-5-'P l'l:tyit-r, llrtl Mir- Si'l1liittl'l, .lohyl I-'ish