Milton Union High School - Echo Yearbook (West Milton, OH)

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TY-Here is the part of town we all recogmze. the busmess section. Thxs IS where we all c TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMIC .... .... 1 4 ACTIVITIES .... .... 3 2 ATHLETICS. ... . . . .62 PEOPLE ..... .... 7 8 ADS ..... ..... l 20

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4 P.T.A. OFFICERS Mr. Hurry Ddyhoff, Presidentg Mrs. Franklin H.idley, Secrettiryg Mrs, Don Sparks, Trezisurer. NOT PIC- TVRED: Mr. Tom H.imler, Vice- President, CITIZENS COMMITTEE FIRST ROXV: Mrs. Curl Surver. Mrs. Charles Foster. Mr, Tom Hnmler, Vine Clmirmmg Mr. Hiir- old Ditmer, Cl1Llll'H1.lfl, SECOND ROXV: Mr. George lSr.indt. Mr. XX'illi11m O'C4ill11gh:1n. hir, Rohert Netzley. TO THE COM U ITY XY'e, the students ot' Milton-Union High School, dedi- cate this 1959 ECHO to the community for its sintere Support to the building program. The question of edu- cation is one th.1t concerns every individual in the com- munity. The school belongs to all and should he sup- ported by ull. It touches every life und makes it richer. It gives each child the training that will make him LI prosperous and useful titizen. Any tommunity whose ideals are well developed stands .is .1 unit for Phltilltill education. The citizens of this tommunity have proved they have ti common interest, ti true spirit ot' to-operation, and L1 real desire for the common good- fwhich ure fundamental factors in the growth and development of any community. , . 2 E

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ACADEMIC Education equips the individual with power to do his part as a good citizen and makes it possible for him to earn a better living. Through education young men and young women may prepare themselves for positions of great responsibility. Milton-Union's constant aim is to present the sound principles of teaching -that students may grow into such a knowledge that is necessary to wholesome living, intelligent citizenship, and service in a chosen vocation.