Milford High School - Droflim Yearbook (Milford, OH)

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QMQQQQQQQQ THE DROFLIM QQQQQQQQEQ JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET On Monday evening, May 26, 1931, the annual banquet given the Seniors by the juniors was held in the high school assembly hall. This room was transformed to the modern-day version of modernistic designs. Rose-colored lights, shining through a drop ceiling studded with golden stars. gave a soft and picturesque effect to the beauty of the scene. The tables were in a triangular arrangement in the center of which was a maypole. whose rose and gold streamers were attached to the inside edges of the tables. The effect of the color scheme was enhanced by vases of budding roses. Music for the occasion was furnished by the orchestra. Albertine Dennison, president of the Junior class, delivered the speech of welcome. James Stagg was toastmaster. Toasts were given by Shirley Hill, Mary Mundhenk, Hayward Gateh, Ruth Milligan, Eugene Ansteatt, XYiliam Roudebush, and various members of the faculty. A delicious dinner was served by eight sophomore girls. MENU Fruit Cocktail Baked Ham Creamed Peas and Carrots Candied Sweet Potatoes Imperial Salad Hot Rolls, Butter. Iam Ice Cream Cake Coffee Nuts Mints 1 9 3 2 QQGQEQQEQKQJQQE age mg e n

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QQQQQQQQQQ THE DROFLIM QQQQQQQQQQ Cl KC KG WHAT MAKES THE GAME I fumbled, said the sad-eyed lad, And lost the golden chance I hadll' That's quite all right, his coach replied, -v- I understand how hard you tried. Forget it now! Go hack and fight VVith all your strength and all your might. Take hold of this consoling thoughtg Q If every ball that's thrown were caughtg If no one falteredg no one fellg If every play we tried went wellg lf gain with every venture came, There would be nothing to the game. What makes the game? Not perfect play. But golden chances thrown away! The fumbled ballg the slight mistake VVhich men, however skillful make. The faulty judgment and the will To wait and work for victory still. And so with life! If all were plaing If men perfection could attain, If neither douht nor loss nor fear Should ever test our courage here: If we knew all, and all could sec, Then deadly dull this life would be. -Edgar A. Guest Selected by Mary Kathryn Cramer QQQQQQEQQQQE 1 9 3 2 QQQQQQQQQQQQ Page twenty