Milford High School - Eagle Yearbook (Milford, NE)

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Those days are past and now we dwell on other thoughts. Minds are filled with dances, games, and weekends. In addition, we adapt to a new disciplinary system — detention. 3

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YESTERYEARS • • Remember back in first grade, We thought we were so old, The day that we had show-and-tell And brought in some “fool’s gold. Remember a few years later, We thought we were divine. We teased the first grade babies, At the ripe old age of nine. Remember back in sixth grade, We looked at HIM with a sigh And dreamed of all the coming days In the huge new junior high. Now it’s eons later As graduation day draws near. We think of bittersweet memories And remember yesteryear. Remember the hellos and laughter, Talk over all our fears, Reflect on learning and sharing Before goodbyes and tears. — Jenny Evans A person's memory is a uni- que thing. It recalls events and actions from days gone by. Some events are soon forgotten, while others live on forever. 2 Remember the old school and all the steps to be climb- ed? Or the times a love note was found from a secret ad- mirer? Then there were the days of talent shows and all- school track meets. We entered junior high terrified of lockers, swirlies, and seniors.

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No matter what happens, the past can never be relieved. We must push on to new experiences which will create new memories. Now that we have reached THE POINT OF NO RETURN, all that is left are those precious moments of high school days. In this book is captured some of the special times to remind us of yesteryears. In a few years students will look back and wonder why they acted so crazy. We will laugh at all the detentions and the reasons for them. They will soon be forgotten along with notebooks, texts, pens, and pencils.