Milford High School - Droflim Yearbook (Milford, OH)

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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

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V Q Y, , . ' 5 f?16QQQ6Q6Q5 THE DROFLIM QGQEQQTQQIDGJ JUNIOR CLASS REPORT XVhen we were green Freshiesn we had lots of fun- excused for this, excused for that, it was all a joke-but when Sophoniores we had to row our own course. W'e thought it tough , but it's harder yet as juniors. It's Two clean sheets of paper and a pencil or Spell and define the following words , or Balance the following equations . A glance at the hook fit does no goodjg it's time to start. Maybe some will get through Cwe still have hopesj. Here's something worth thinking about and working for-the highest ranking student in American History is awarded a gold watch. lt's a good plan, Sophies, to study American History in the summer. XVhy all the applause? One of the Oral English pupils has just Finished his fifteen-minute fish story' '... click. click, click, how many will be vamping stenos like those we read about? Keep up the good work. -Mary Kathryn Cramer 1 9 3 2 QQQGQQQQEQEQ