Clinton High School - Clintonia Yearbook (Clinton, IL)

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“THE JUNIOR CLATT Invulnerable, onward sails the ship; The hull maroon, with golden sails; Hewn out of timber green and strong, To give the lasting qualities. The ship is beautiful withal, With skillful lines, and delicate sails To catch each breath of intellect. Its name, a floating banner tells, “The Junior Class of C. C. H. S. The log is kept by Elizabeth Xelle Barr, With Charles Andrews at the helm: And a better crew could not be found Within our school's small realm. Sometimes we sail alone, Sometimes we're with the fleet, “The Junior Class the flagship, “C. C. H. S.” the fleet. When the flagship clears its deck And the rest of the fleet is near, The opposing fleet is worried, And often filled with fear. Thru the Freshman Sea we sailed, ’Twas not so stormy there. The Sophomore Sea was somewhat worse, But a groan you'd never hear. We’ve one more sea to sail Before our voyage is o’er. And this in the stormiest weather; The Sea of the Senior year. And when that sea we’ve sailed, And our battles we have won; Then we'll receive the trophy, And sail on, and on, and on. Chari.es Briggs. Twenty-Two

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