Milo High School - Breeze Yearbook (Milo, ME)

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9 His carriage came to a stop not more than ten feet from me and he just stood there as though he were posing just for. me. When he looked down upon me, he threw a piece of silver which fell at my feet. I stooped to pick it up and whenI looked back up he was gone. and nothing but the open door of my room greeted my gaze. . ' K I ' ' I Katherine Davis 'h? y EAST TO wnsr Once long ago I took a trip Throughout the U.S.A. ' ' I went by car, by train, and ship Tofs new place every day. , I saw the Statue of Liberty. I saw the Golden Gate. A ' I climbed the Rocky Mountains high. I sailed the five Great Lakes. I visited plantations,l f And ranches in the West. I I saw people from all nations In this land of peace and rest. - I took this trip one afternoon, While sitting by a brook. I took this trip one afternoon, With a map and geography book. M I ' ' Avis Minqneii 'hh There was sn old lady named Lizzy. s She always seemed to be busy. From Morning till night, She worked with a fright. g ' And soonturnedh her 'head quite- dizzy! pxxxxxxxxxx ' ' Buy a bond or s stamp today. It will send our boys on their way e To kill those rats 1 Called Germans and Japs. . And VICTORY we'll be able to say. - o 'sRichsrd'Sonier YEL