Middlebury High School - Middiette Yearbook (Middlebury, IN)

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-: iz: Y 1 1 ig--.ning--I.--11.1111 1 -.11-54.1.11-11 cr. ss Poem The Seniors of nineteen hundred twenty-three, Must leave you now, as you can readily see, Our minds and our forms will never occupy The books and seats of old Middlebury high, But the influence there which we've patiently wrought We all believe that it will not count for naught. We all have consented to teachers, so true, We've been well represented in athletics, too. And we have repented when wrong we did do, One and all we have fought for the old white and blue. To leave M. H. S. one and all we regret, And the students there, too, hate to leave us, you bet: But when duty calls us to fields far away, We must not linger, but haste to obey. And now our minds wander to old Freshie days And often we ponder on our green, foolish ways: But those we've outgrown, to do better we've learned, And our teachers our minds to our lessons have turned. Our- Sophie days passed very quickly and then We were Juniors and classed with the upper-class men. Our parties and socials and banquets soon passed, We then became Seniors, yes, Seniors, at last. Of course we were busy as busy could be, And how we have done all we did I can't see, In lessons and studies our minds were so keen That as students, no better can often be seen. As Seniors we surely have well spent our time- We have built the ladder by which we shall climb. Of all the grand classes that ever left town, The grandest and greatest is Burnt Orange and Brown. Through our four years of school we surely have worked. We have patiently studied and never have shirked. Although we have failed, we have risen again And have worked with mind and with hand and with pen. So here's to the class of Burnt Orange and Brown. Let's give them three cheers before they leave town. If any e'er merited, surely they do. To lessons and problems they've always been true. As a last farewell I will say, now won't you They have all bravely fought for the White and the Blue. Samuel Yoder, '2'!. -.gg-:-+L: -nfzuffep-:n-.p.1,p1,.-,pig 1 1. - 3:1 iufqgfgg

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