Milford High School - Eagle Yearbook (Milford, NE)

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Pages are like friendships, imprinting memories in our minds ... (pa js) 1. The sides or leaves of a book. Memories are things of the past, whether they be as recent as yesterday or as long as several years ago. Many of our fondest memories are of the friendships we’ve made dur- ing our school years. But many of these friendships will fade as the years pass leaving only memories as reminders of these friends. Memories are like books that have become old friends to whom we frequently return. These memories of our friend- ships bind us closely together and form the backbone of our personal growth. 3

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Words are like people, each having a different meaning ... ( wards) 1. A series of speech sounds that symbolize and communicate a meaning. Sometime in our lives, there comes a time when we must decide who we are and what we want to be. Whether it be a fire- man, a secretary, or a super hero — each in some way will define that person. Defining one’s self is like searching for a word in a crossword puzzle: the more you try, the harder it seems to get, but it can be accomplished. When a person has found himself, his mean- ing in life has then been established. Now, the per- son can begin to relate to others and build lasting friendships. 2

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The binding is like society, the backbone of us all... (bind-ding) l. A substance that holds the cover and the backing of a book. Society ... Sometimes we rebel against it; sometimes we are content to follow where it leads us. No matter how we feel about it, society has influenced our lives. Society started as individuals, as an unbound manuscript, who have joined together for mutual protection and com- fort. If the quality and workmanship involved in building a society is poor, as it sometimes is in the construction of the book, then you can expect it to fall apart. But if it is good, then the book can outlast the lifetime of a man. For the most part, it holds strong, like a structure that stands tall. Society provides cover or protection for the individual. 4