Milford High School - Droflim Yearbook (Milford, OH)

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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

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QQQQQQQQQE THE DROFI-IM QQQQQGQQQQE THE OLD SCHOOL HOUSE The school house is gone from the lawn, And the place looks dreary and sad, The play-ground is broken by the plow, Where oft we have sported in the shade. And the school niastcr's gone far away, He's gone to his land of restg O, where are the girls and boys, NYho joined in the laugh and the jest? Don't your heart beat wildly and strange, When you think of the frolic and the fun? When you didn't care a fig what anybody said, Always expecting one. Say! Don't you remember our swing. The swing in the beechen shadeg And don't you remember our teeter on the log, VVhere often at see-saw we played? The old log has mouldered to the dust. And the swing fell down years agog And the long dreary winter of time, Is whitening our locks with its snow. Our playmates are scattered, some are gone, And we'll see their bright faces no more: And the merry laugh is hushed forever. That we heard by the school room door. -Selected by Irma Griswold 1 9 3 2 GQQQQQQQGQQE ll 6 we ' 7'