Osceola Mills High School - Osceolian Yearbook (Osceola Mills, PA)

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Through The Years The beating of drums, the pacing of feet, land the slow tick, tock of a clock all designate the march of time- Time brings history, and history is what we made these past twelve years- Remember way back in September, 1938? We had at last graduated from play- ing school and had actually arrived at this memorable day in our life 1 our first day' cf school in the wonderful red brick building on the hill- Our mothers, older brothers, or sisters took us by the hand and led ns through those large, heavy main doors to our first grade room where we met our teacher, Mis-s Clugstone. At the departure bf our denr ones, that pleasure anticipated for so many months soon became a sorrow- Loloking around at all the strange faces, we soon felt tears trickle down our cheeks. But as usual, Time Heals All Wounds- , and we all became very affectionate buddies- Dur- ing our first days in school we learned that we were no longer to be treated as mothers' little darlings, but just some of many pupils who have to learn that s-choral is a work shop and not a play house after all- YK 9 v . QW Mi ,. -is bg 61 gf L 'L ' F E, L 45 ,YL qw, 'W!QW , it .J1tQ'f.,' wywsw ,, -M .55 , X j at 3 .A W S Y, Ki ..., . X . , Y A ig f ' B -Maze, .- W :-,Eli 'SNFLQM if 1 he