Midlothian High School - Trojan Yearbook (Midlothian, VA)

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aes Se The roads we take through Midlothian High begin when we enter the tenth grade. The long road through high school first becomes winding as a sophomore faces new, harder classes and teachers with lots of homework plans. But the good always comes with the bad— Sophomores are able to attend their first homecoming game, parade, and dance. The long and winding road continues its steady pace through the junior year. Class rings, PSAT’s, and prom preparations ac- cent an eleventh grader’s life. Juniors have the options of taking many different roads. They may enter the road to sports or drama or just the road to graduation. Seniors are the ones who are constantly reflecting on their long and winding road through Midlothian. Memories of term papers, lost library books, and Mr. Crane’s math tests linger in many seniors’ minds. They are forever visiting Mrs. Voight, trying to decipher college applications and trying to decide where to apply. Class Day is a wonderful climax to the end of the long and winding road. After grad- uation the long and winding road forks, and we must choose our indi- vidual paths.

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THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD (Lennon McCartney) THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD THAT LEADS TO YOUR DOOR | WILL NEVER DISAPPEAR, I’VE SEEN THAT ROAD BEFORE, IT ALWAYS LEADS ME HERE, LEAD ME TO YOUR DOOR. THE WILD AND WINDY NIGHT THAT THE RAIN WASHED AWAY HAS LEFT A POOL OF TEARS CRYING FOR THE DAY, WHY LEAVE ME STANDING HERE, LET ME KNOW THE WAY. MANY TIMES I’VE BEEN ALONE AND MANY TIMES I’VE CRIED, - ANYWAY YOU’LL NEVER KNOW THE MANY WAYS I’VE TRIED BUT STILL THEY LEAD ME BACK TO THE LONG WINDING as YOU LEFT ME STANDING HERE, A LONG LONG TIME AGO, DON’T LEAVE ME WAITING HERE, LEAD ME TO YOUR DOOR. BUT STILL THEY LEAD ME BACK TO THE LONG WINDING ROAD, YOU LEFT ME STANDING HERE, A LONG LONG TIME AGO, DON’T KEEP ME WAITING HERE, LEAD ME TO YOUR DOOR.