Edgerton High School - Edgertonian Yearbook (Edgerton, OH)

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REMEMBRANCE. lfVhen to our Memory we recall, The days of school now ended, May we think of joys and sorrows That together there were blended. Many were the happy greetings That were spoken in the hall, Naught to us but a recollection, That we now to mind recall. For the classes go like flower and weed, And others come as we behold, To fill the seats, of those they succeed, And repeat the studies, so often told. NVe are the same that others have been, NVe do the same task under the same sun. VVe see the same that others have seen, And run the course, that others have run. Here is where our steps were quickened, As we met at the open door, And memory sees the threshhold, That we will cross no more. Wfhen out upon the sea of life, The anguish billows break. May the foundation we have laid, Help us to work for our fellows' sake. As thru this life we toil in vain, May He watch and guide us yet, And in our memory keep fresh these things, Lest we forget, Lest we forget. Samuel Mowry, '15

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I The first thing was a game Especially for the wise, Conundrums were strung about- The best guesser won a prize. Then Simon says, thumbs up, And Beast and bird and fish, XVho can blow the candle out? And XVho must spin the dish ? Then we stopped our playing To enjoy cake and ice cream. The quality needs no comment, Each face with joy did beam. And as we often find in fiocks An odd sheep in the bunch, VVillie the junior came to enjoy Our sports, our games, our lunch He brought the box of candy VVith the girl on the lid, For this, with several others, VVas sold at the highest bid. You see, we needed money, So the girls had brought a store Of popcorn and candy, Prepared the day before. The time when honest folks Should be safe in their bed, Came soon, so all must depart, And good-night must be said. Spencer's words seemed real to us, During those happy hours: How noiseless falls the foot of time That only treads on flowers 1 Not one member of that party, Wlherever he may roam, 'Will e'er forget the happy time YVe had while at Paul's home. ETHEL VVEBER- 18

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