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can’t forget the hours you spent in de- tention for being caught at your locker, or for chewing gum in class. How many times did you have to re- open your locker after someone slammed it shut on you and locked it again? Or before the locks were in- stalled, how many times was your lock- er set, and when you opened it you were showered with books? It’s funny how these things don’t seem so bad any- more. In fact, they sometimes even bring about a smile when you think about them. The doors of Sheboygan Falls have been opened to high school students for four decades. Through these doors have passed some 40 graduating classes. Ours is the last. Because of the many years this building has served everyone as a high school, we, the grad- uating class of 1968, choose to dedi- cate our Pangissin to . . .
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The best years of your life “The next four years will probably be the happiest and fastest four years of your life. Almost all students en- tering high school have heard these words, and almost every student leav- ing high school has felt them come true. Of course these are hard times which everyone has to experience, but there are still a greater number of good times to remember. These good times include mastering the automobile, get- ting a class ring, and obtaining an l.D. For many students they also include attending one or more of the four Homecomings and four Proms held during their four years at high school, or maybe going steady for a while. All of these are good memories. Then you have to think about the many hours you spent studying and craining for tests. Or the fifteen min- utes you “borrowed” from history class to compose your English theme which was due the next hour. You
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. . the memory of Sheboygan Falls High School Dark grow the windows And quenched is the fire; Sounds fade into silence, All footsteps retire. No voice in the chambers, No sound in the hall! Sleep and oblivion Reign over all! Song sinks into silence, The story is told, The windows are darkened, The hearth stone is cold. Darker and darker The black shadows fall. Sleep and oblivion Reign over all. -Longfellow
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