Sackets Harbor High School - Niahoure Yearbook (Sackets Harbor, NY)

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LawrenceR Rob1nson Pnnclpal houre to every teacher who has aided and instructed us throughout our school career In particular we should like to thank Mr Lawrence R Robinson Principal for his helpful and thoughtful counsel 5 l We, the Class of 1954, wish to dedicate this publication of the Nia-

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Go forth to the strtfe that ts all of ltfe And the lesson Sllll unsard That ye must not fatl on the fltnty trarl Through the grudgrng peaks ahead Though grayly pressed to the gaunt grtm crests The shroudrng clouds he thnck Yet ll s your own brand on the course you ve planned make tt suck' So the flesh ns raw on your battered Jaw And the fadtng nngstde reels And the end s tn sxght as he cocks hts rtght And swmgs from hrs tireless heels So your legs are dead and your forearms lead And you re ltcked beyond a doubt But you never know t1ll the knockout blow S slug tt out' In the nxnth two out rn the pennant bout Wxth a ue on the keystone bag And rt s wrn or lose on the pttch you choose You score or lose the flag Of course you planned on the rtght fteld stand A murderous c1rcu1t clout But you grounded tt to the shortstop s m1tt We l run II out' When you re out alone 1n a forward zone Wtth none but your consctence near And you d trade an arm to be safe from harm You could turn back on your forward track And none the wtser True But a Man can t qu1t Face up to tt And see tt through' When you ve sunk your stake on a one shot break And the ftrst fresh tradxng lags And you re forced to cope wrth a hopeless hope As the market sags and sags A last harsh stroke and you re sunk flat broke And down for the fatal ten But there s sttll your prtde and your l1fe besrde S try agam' When the gotng s tough and you ve made your bluff And played your strtng to lose And you bltndly grope for the shards of hope Wrth never a chance to choose When you stand bereft and there s nothmg left In the world s wlde endless span You sttll can try ttll the day you dte S be a Man' Go forth to the strtfe that ts one wrth ltfe And the lesson sttll unsaxd That ye must not fa1l tn the shouung gale And the smashtng seas ahead Though gray tn grref on the soulless reef The shrouded fog hes tluck Yet a steady hand on the wheel you ve manned And make rt suck' 4 l l . , , ' so -- ' ' . o -- ' . . H . I . , . . '- --- Q ' ' . --- l -- ', . Back there in the brass-bound rear --- . . D o -- ' . , . o -- . . . . . ' , I

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F1rst Row Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Sa1l1e Sample Thelma Thomas Rosa.11e Cryder Mar 1an Knowlton Rosetta Gould Florence Cean Second Row Mrs Jaun1ta J enne Mr Herbert Huttemann Mr Lawrence R Rob1nson M1ss Falth Trull Mrs Irene Jerome Mrs Alberta Lawson Mrs Lucy Porter Mrs Ella Hardman Th1rd Grade Second Grade FourthGrade S1xth and Seventh Grade F1rst Grade S1xth Grade F1rstGrade Sc1ence and Mathemat1cs Superv1s1ng Prmclpal Languages Bus1ness F1fthGrade F1fth Grade Kmdergarten Th1rd Row Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr Gera1d1ne Smlth J'u11a. Brown Ethel Robarge Anlta Russell Faye R1ce Franklm Markell Mrs Joan Parker Mr Charles Commeret Mrs Martha Stratton Mr Glenn Felstel Mrs Eve1ynHutch1nson Mrs Verna Evelexgh Mr Hubert Hutchinson Mrs Mur1elCasler Physlcal Educat1on Seventh Grade Second Grade Engllsh School Nurse Physlcal Educat1on Homemakuxg H1story Fourth Grade Industnal Arts Agnculture Vocal Instructor Th1rd Grade Music Kindergarten Facult