Milton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Milton, PA)

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CSQIQIOITS' Cfass Colors ORANGE and BLACK

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FOR ALL WE KNOW All of the senuors look so gay For today us our happy day Oh why Oh why can t we see That days luke thus wull no more be? Why have our school days gone so fast? Why can t they forever last? Now that our days of furu are through To our school days we wull ever be true Now we wull leave Dear Multon Hugh Well have memorues of days gone by We ve had happy days and sorrows But now we ll look for brught tomorrows Chorus For all we know we may never meet agaun After we go make thus moment llve agaun We won t say goodbye untul the last munute Thus world s before us wuth our hopes and fears un We come and go luke a rupple on a stream Wuth tears un our eyes we leave dear old Multon Hugh We may never meet agaun For all we know THE ORANGE AND BLACK Altho Wulluamsport has favored The Cherry and the Whute And the loyal boys of Danvulle For the Orange and Purple fught Stull we hold our colors splendor Nor honor shall they lack Whule the athletes stand defenders Of the Orange and the Black Thru the three long years of Hugh School Mudst the scenes we know so well There s a mystuc charm to knowledge We vaunly seek to spell Or we wun athletuc vuctorues On the football fueld or track Stull we work for Multon Hugh School And the Orange and the Black When our hugh school days are over And lute looms up before We recall those days of gladness That come agaun no more Stull we banush care and sadness As we turn our memorues back And recall those days of gladness Neath the Orange and the Black I , u , 1 , . - 1 V l . . ut, For now we know this will always be a dream. , . , 5 , ,

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Y-:nf .nl- f,.- 451, 'pair' 145-4 pn. Al 57 y3res10Qnf7s ji-Qessaye Here we are at the end of another year of school but for the sensors of MII ton Hugh and seniors everywhere an Amerlca rt as one of the brggest years of our lives Durtng our years of traunlng we the class of 55 have not only acquired know ledge rn soclal studues and traunung tn other fuelds but a knowledge of how the publtc schools operate here an Amertca It as too bad that only now some of us see what an educatron really means It Isnt simply gotng to school for twelve years and then getting a drploma that says we have an educatron An educated person as one who has worked studred and trred to learn and never gave up or sand I cant do lt He IS the one who can move mountauns On the other hand there are those who have been wtlltng actually to float through school and throw the golden opportumty of educatuon and success out the wtndow Little clo we thunk of the pnvrlege and honor whtch IS ours to be a part of such a great country to have and whtch has been ours to keep only through the toll and bloodshed of many men Ltttle do we thunk of the prlvllege and honor whtch ns ours to attend a school such as this to be trained and gutded by such well trarned and understandrng teachers who have helped put In our hearts and mtnds the confndence and knowledge needed for success Wuth the help of God and the knowledge that Amernca and all that tt stands for rs behrnd us we will go forward and accomplish our goal , .I I . Q' ,v.,l xr! A l f 1 A K t' t , . X, , . i ,' N gg ' f ,-. 4 , 'V '11 Jr Q B vi il 4 P l 2 ' 3 X -J I - . . . , , I I I - f . . . , . . . . . g . I . I - - H 1 - H - I l ' I I I . - . . I . , .