Theresa Public School - Milestone Yearbook (Theresa, WI)

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BUFFALO BILL by Clyde Bandlow, Eighth Grade •» . Buffalo Bill; or William Cody, was .the kind of man. I would., like, but as they say, -Them days ie gone, forever. I think of him a3 being .hard and rough, -but he ..had to be. Everybody had to be at that time. I suppose‘when you get to know him he was . one of your best friends—a true'friend. I.admire him-because it was that kind of a man that built-our... c cun try and made it what. . it is today. . . • • • }.m . i IN COLONIAL DAYS .. •: • by James R. Widmer, Eighth Grade When the-colonists'came over tc settle They-had no homes to live in, But as years went past v • . They built; them fast ■ In ..the years following sixteen-twenty. THE'FIRST SNOWFALL: v. ■; •• V by Pearl Refclau, Sophomore It fell upon a morning clear. So like a messenger bringing cheer. So white, -so artistic, and yet 30 queer The most wonderful thing God sent us here. • + • . . . ’ ' -WATER } . - • •’ ♦' . • (A composite poem by the Sophomore Lit. J. Class) Water, the one thing we need, Watep the world s favorite beverage. Water with its rushing sound and silvery color dashing ever the falls. Water, 36 cool and refreshing, •• Gurgling amohg the-rocks of a stream. The' moot-beautiful sight I ve seen. A lake in a woods, deep, biue, and cold. Sparkling in the 3un and glistening in the moon- light, Wa ter, you give us life .