Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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GoMM NGEitviENT jUe,eK. BACCALAUREATE SERMON, BY REV. J. J. PARKER. SUNDAT EVENING, MAT as, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. SUBJECT: “A BEAUTIFUL LIFE.” ( LASS DAY EXERCISES, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAI aSth ORARlATIMi EXERCISES, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY aq. Salutatory “ Thk Price ok oi k Hkkitaok.' A lie I. Johnson. Oration—“ Yocno America. Lynn M. Scofield. Valedictory—“ Pyramids.' (ilenu M. Scofield. Xo Class Honors.

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Editors, Glass of ’90. GLENS M. SCOFIELD. A LIE 1. JOHNSON, LINN .» . SCOFIELD. CLASS MOTTO: Niim, Sink Labour.'

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• -tHei-Milestone..- ■ VOLUME II. NORFOLK, NEB., MAY 29, 1890. NUMBER 1. NUMBER 7yyo. EAR ago the MiI.KSTOXk wan bom. ith a spirit of enterprise tliat has 1 ever lieen a characteristic of them, theclassof ’89 instituted this publication, to be the medium through which the alumni and the graduating class, each year, may express their feelings of fellowship, as well as to preserve the choicest literary productions of the Senior class. The class of '90 recognize the wisdom of their predecessors, and. not wishing to be less progressive than they, have endeavored to make “Number two” all that its founders intended it to be. To the business men of Norfolk who have contributed so liberally to the Milestone's advertising columns, making it possible for us to publish it. we extend our sincere thanks. 1Y our readers, we will say, patronize those whose advertisements appear in the Milestone. They are the representative business men of the city, ami are worthy of your patronage. Hoping that our successors may profit by our editorial experiences, and make the future issues of the Milestone still better, we are, cordially, The Class ok '90.