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

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NOON GOSSIP On days when the weather permitted, n o o n lunches were eaten outside on the lawn. LEAVING THE CAMPUS Everyone breaths a sigh of relief and leaves! AFTER A HARD DAYS 'WORK This is the second year of utter luxury-thzlt of having 21 school bus! 'WAITING OR JUST LAZY1 Intraniurals were enjoyed by all. whether participants or mere on-lookers, as we see here. in

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ll OLV ES STAG LINE If sou haxe xentured lnto the gx m some noon hour Sou know thls to be a famlllar lght betu een 12 00 and JLST TAKING IT EASY Octobe1 s Bught Blue VX eather war, emoyed by all of us Th1s IS a typlcal noon tlme chat on the lawn BIG PLAINS- FOR THE BLACKHAWK Our editor and one of the etaff look as though they were mxking plane for the Blackhawk. VVe wonder! WAITING PATIENTLY FOR 1:10 Of course, we were always eager for the 1:10 bell to ring and classes to begin once more.

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