Milford High School - Auf Wiedersehn Yearbook (Milford, PA)

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,www WMawaI.aQw5,:.4mQQrw,y.m5,:a1Mz541luammunummmmanwmumiuwwnmzmmmummummmw LMOST everywhere in schools today the production of a year book has become one of the strongly established activities. It has reached an importance comparable with class plays, graduating exercises, alumni meetings, the older school events. It preserves in print and picture the story of the year, the people, the happen- ings, a tribute to a good friend, the accomplishments,-- the follies. It keeps available throughout life on a physi- cal basis, those glimmering memories of the richest age, youth in school. It provides for some, the editorial staff, the greatest of all opportunities and blessings, that of giving unpaid services to friends and neighbors. It is one of those rare things that continually grow in value and appreciation throughout the years. The production of a year book is strongly established. 'T 1 K, 'M kv- wx -51-15 l',Tx1:'i9 212- yft I-rm--up 1 i 1-4 vb L! he 1-x J!! 4,7 if A - ' 2S'lIX'T?2 ''UIQZITFZY'ZSr'75I'ZY2i7Y!i'ZYYTJ' FY IYLN ZTTi??V'i'Ii'7fN'fvYl'tYQEENNN'NWXMNVT l7l