Milton Union High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Milton, WI)

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, 4 l A THE GOLDEN ARROW 17 XVhitewater. There was now only one fellow that Hill had not told me about and that was Babbie! VVhere is George? I asked. Rill's face grew sad and the tears came into his eyes as he answered, Balm fell down under the post office in front of the barber shop while trying to tie a tin can to a dogls tail and was fatally injured, way back in thirty-three. I went back to my quarters on the section. I was glad that I had done so well to keep up with my class and I felt quite contented with my lot. H. lu. '18. TRUE SAYINGS I':of. Uren in Physics Class: It takes 1000 seconds to do that work. Let's scc-that would be about twenty hours. wouldn't it? tXYould it?J Prof. Uren, reading names of pupils who had been absent, and had not brmiglit excuses,-And yes, I think Leo Vickerman also has one back. tllas he?1 And what is so rare as a day in .lune A poet once warbled his lay. Why our High School Orchestra playing in tune Is rarer by far than that day.

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