Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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Senior Class • f'.ri at kouIk by instinct to »: ch other turn, tiemand alliance and In frlcndiihlp burn. —Addison. Th« present seems trivinl In our •• • . Hui tin present is n king in dlxtrulxt'. Emerson. Come what come may. Time mid the hour run throughout the roughest day.” Shakespeare. Charm strike the hIkIiI. but merit win the hoii I.”—Hope. “Friendship may laat. thollKt fellowship be broken.’ - Word wort h.

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Senior Class In character. In manner . In «tyle. In all things the supreme excellence la simplicity.” —Longfellow. The way to have a friend la to ho one. Kmerson. “The noblest mln l the heat contentment him. Spencer. To l»e just and kind and wise. There solid aeir enjoyment lies.”—Burns. Haplnesa la everywhere. and Its Spring la In our own hearts Ruakln.

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Senior Class ••Have a heart that never hardens. and a tamper that never tire , and a touch that never hurts. —Dickon . ••Trust tnen and they will 1h- true to you: treat the in (Treat ly and they will show themselves groat. Enter-son. “Teach the glad hours to scatter as they fly. Soft, quiet gentle lovt and endless Joy.' — Prior. “Wisdom Is often nearer when we stoop Than when We soar.’ Wordsworth. I fs carry with us ears and eyes for the time. Hut hearts for the event. —Shakespeare.