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

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At the begmnlng 111 the sthool ye.11 M1 Chesfe1 Welch Countx YMCA S6ClSl3lj and Mr He1xe Phelps hom 'XI1ltor1 deuded to un1te the JUHIOI 1nd sen1o1 H1 Ys 1nto one lfnge gloup of thntx nxe 1nembe1s xx 1th M1 Phelps as leade1 'Xleetmgs a1e held e111l1 Wednesday mght at 7 30 oclotk At the first 1neet1ng the follo111ng OmC61S xxe1e selected p1es1dent Weslex C1osby xlce ples 1dent, Ge1ald Berg SGCIQIHIY F1anl1l1n Hudson, t1easu1e1 Leshe Stuegl Bas11etb1l1 .md Othel SpO1lS XX916 played at the meetmgs and enjoyed by ex e1y0ne In the spung is 1 speual fc11tu1e of the club 1tS membe1s w1ll go tothe Janesx1lle YMCA bulldxng to sxxlm Front Row I lll Nllll Second Row 1 Thlrd Row N 111 Front Row Second Row Th1rd Row 1111111s Fourth Row XX 111 ll 710 Th1s lg the loth yeal 101 the M1lton Lh11pte1 of Future Farmers of Arne11ca At the begmnmg of the yezu the folloxxmg OflelCE1S xx ere elected Laxx 1ence Woodman, p1es1dent Robert Ald11ch XICE p1es1dent Otto Rusch Secretary Wllllam Agnew, l.1S3SllI'9I', and John Hasse, reporte1 We haxe taken part 1n communlty SQIXICG by takmg f1u1t tree orders, seed potato Old91S, etc Ou1 SOLIHI act1x1t1es cons1sted of haxng .1 basket ball team a party for the F H A g1rls and a Par ents mght es 11 1 1 1 1x 1 11 11 ll N lll l 1 l Q 1 111 11 0 x1 111 IN 11111111 IN 111 1111 X ll 1x s 1 l1lf4 111 M1 X111 non X1l11xx 1x11e lx lll 1 1 H' lg O I C ' , 1 , . 1 1 . 1 .' ' ' ' v 3 ' 1 - '1 ' 1' ' ' ' 1 - 1' - 1 - 1- 2 .1 .- .k. in Q ..VV- ' lk. 1 Q. Y Y. - I 1 v . I V 5 . . 1 1 B. Z 1 ' Y V1 . 1' - . - , - , ' , , ,. 1 I . . y 1 1 ' . . ,' ' 1' ' ' 1 . - V .Q R Q. h 1- . , , , . 7 ' z ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , LI 1 I 'I ' ' ' , I ' ' 4 Y. . . V. 2 1111-I1:11'1l 11111-11111, 1'11i1i11 .X1'11 .'1111, Russ 4:l'5Ij', 1511121111 1'-ru, l'I11g'1-111- l':11'y, 1'1-111'14- 1!:1I1:11'1l, l'1':111111i11 1 lr . : .l:11111-s X111'11I1111-11, XX': ,'1:1111l 111111s1111, 1l1-111-,1:1- 111-sk1-. 1111 -rt .Xllll4'I'lll, 1101 -rt 11 1111-, XX'i1i11111 H1-111123 , ' : 4'1i1'1'111'11 IZ111-11111, K1-11111-111 .'1-1 11'., K1-11111-111 '1'1-isI11-115. K -11 l:111 K11l11l'l1I, llllllilllll l11ll 111-, Fourth Row: 1111-1111111 ,X.114ll'I'StII1, .l111111-s 1'111111i11p:11z1111, 1111111-rt 1'111111i11g11:1111, 111-:111 .I111111so11, 1111111111 NX':11'1'1-11, l.1-.'ll1- S14 -gl, li1'Il11l'Il1 fX11't'1111111'l1. 2 1':1111 .11-11 '11g's, XX'il':1111 A1:1111111-, Ott ll11s1-11. 1211111-rt C111111i11g:11:1111. 1' '11 -th '1'1V.'l11g1'p:, K1-11111-111 Sl'l1l1llZ, 1':1111 111111111-y. 1 l'11:11'111s llllS4'l1, Nt' 1 1-Ix'11'.'1111, .X1'c-1'- 1!1'1':111, 1111111-rl 1.i11111, G- 111- G1-sk1-, R111 It: '11 ' : l11:11'x'1-yll'f11iI'I'1-1', 4101111111 41111l1'1'11y, 1'1:1yt1111 I1:111.'1,-11, .l:11111-S 1111111111 K1-1111 -111 H111'I1-y, 110111-rl . ll, ,11st1-1' '2' ' .'1111. 5 .XlI11-1'l XX'i1l1-, 11111-1-Vt ,Xl1l1'i1'l1, .101 H:1.',' A, l'lif1'111'1l .l111'1:1-11s, 1111111-rt . li' , . ' 'z ,' Y: tlr, 'A lillll .Xe -W.

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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

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Front Row: ':1'1' ' ' ' ' , . 1 1, -1 s 1 1 , -I 1 111111 11111111 111 111 111111 1 11115 111111114 11. 1111111111 N 1l1l1lL. .111.11111.1 511111111-, 1111111 X1111 11 11111 11111 111 X1111111111 1 1111 11 1x11111111 ll 1 1111111 111111 1 1. 1. , 11-s11, 1 1' , ..11 , . , 111-, .1- .1-1- , -, 13 1 11- , .1: 1- 1- 1 , N1:11'.i111'i1- IZ111'1111'1v, Z1-1':1111i111- 11:1x'is. Xllss N1:1xs1111. Secgnd Row: X1111j111'11- .X1'111111I, 1'I11z:1111-111 111111, ,1.11'111111111- X1:111s1111, X1i1'i:1111 S11-11-11s. 1':111i1'1:1 xY1'11111. 11111111115 111-i111:. 1i:1-11111111 I11111xx1-11. XX':11-11:1 51'1111117. 1'111111:1 XI1'171'1111. .X1:-11-1 .l'l!11l'12r .X1:11'u:11'1-1 1i11y1111111. 1'i1111- 12111-11.111, 1 x -1- 1'1:15111'. 111-11111-s 1'i11111'l'l11'1'. Third ROW! 1111111 11:1ssi111411, X1:111111:1111- li--115. XIJ115 1.111s lZ111u11,1111, 11111111115 11111. X1:111'1:1 I1:11111111'1-. XX 11111:1 1'1':11111:111, X'11:1 .I1-1111111:s. I'11x111s X1111s1111. '11-111-111-v 1-Iv1-1's1111. 1'i1111:1 .11111-- 1'111111. .11111-. XU111111. 1111111111: I11'1111111:. 1.1 11-1 111111111111 Fourth Row: .X1:111:111 111111, X1:11'11111 1,,1s111-1', 111.1111.1 S11--1'-1111-c YlI '1111'I 41-1'11s 11--111 I-'is11 1111--1111111111 111111i11'1v :s:11':11112:111:1:g111-1', X1:11p .1:1111- 1i1lI 5. 1' 11X' XX1x11111 111111- 11111111-1111-1' Fifth Row: 11111111115 1N111141XX', l'l1l111 111-1-111. Not in picture: 1i1-111- X111111-11, N111111:1 .11-1111i1114s. 711-lj Approximately fifty girls u11der the lead- ership of Miss Maxson have made up the membership of the Tri Y this year. Innovations have been introduced. The first and third Monday of each month is reserved for basketball. On the second and fourth Monday. business meetings and programs with occasional outside speakers were held. A cabinet headed by Barbara Anderson. president, and made up of eight members has done the niaior planning. Each cabinet member headed a committee made up ot' Tri Y girls. ln February, the organization sponsored 4.11111.1 IIfIl1,.,1l111, lx.111 1.1111111s1111, XK111111-1-11 11111'1' 1'1- uv K1-Ilv l'11111 Xllll X1'11lis1111 . -.si ,, 1 . .1 - 1 a mixer a11d a dance which was a success socially and financially. ln March the sixty-seven members of the Tri Y gave a four o'clock tea for their mothers at the high school. The tea was well attended and appreciated by the mothers. As spring approached, the basketball of the recreational program gave way to out door activities. The year as a whole has been one of progress for the organization and holds promise for an even more successful year in 1011 15