Milford High School - Droflim Yearbook (Milford, OH)

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Too quickly, 110w7 itls gone . . . as well hnlil hack the wind . . . we complained almut the rules . . . now we have to make our own rules . . . why do we suddenly know that what we have learned is much too little? . . . Canteen, Friday night . . . Frisclils, afterwards . . . what now? . . . we gmanml about our early risinrr . . . now we wonder why we groaned . . . special gatherings in special homes . . . what now? . . . laughter in the hallways at noon . . . we wanted to wander in the mornings, too . . . now we wonder why we took the 110011 for granted . . . special dates to the dances . . . those basketball tournaments where we yelled ourselves hoarse . . . the football gmnes where WC were liallal'mzcn . . . the pep meetings . . . the lltlSClIilll games with the broken hats . . . and now we know with sudden ularity that these things will never lie again . . . these walls umuml us. will harlim' others . . . and we knew lll-P, things those Others will do . . . the places theyjll g0 . . . almost the way tlieyjll feel . and we envy them their world . . . lmcause t 9 Its ours 110 more. llianc Stoutler nml Ray lles

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The Class Of 1960

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CATHERINE BELLE ALLEN WILLIAM ARTHUR BALL CARY DAVID BAUMANN The Senior Class made a splen- did selection in their class offi- cers this year. Ray Hes, who was elected president, has now completed his third year as leader of the Class of ,60. Work- ing together with Ray are Jim Garner, vice-president; Ricky Blackburn, secretary; and Terry Diehl, treasurer. 10 JAMES WILLIAM AMBROSE MARTHA MARY AMBROSE LARRY CRAY ANDREWS