Milford High School - Eagle Yearbook (Milford, NE)

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THE GOOD TIMES 6

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 Besides having a special importance for the community as a whole, the mill holds a unique meaning for us, the students, and all the facets of our school life. Symbolizing the mill as our school, we represent the grain that was once brought to the mill. There, the miller refined the grain and transformed it into a new product, just as our teachers and administration work with us, changing us into responsible and thinking adults, ready to face the world. Our school life is not made up only of people, but also involves other such elements as athletics and organiza- tions. In the same way, the mill also causes a remembrance of our town’s early life. 5

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