Wilson Area High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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four f Mil as Q Les flfefnozres .gms 1 1 Y just oft' shore, the crow's nest split in twain. The man who was called was our ship's carpenter. To our dismay and chagrin the hunks in the hold came loose from their moorings, making us lose a night's sleep. Our ship's carpenter fixed them. too. When we were ready to dock after our four-year cruise, who arrayed us in all our festal glory? Who gave as a new coat of paint? Who made us the envy of all other schoonersF Again it was our ship's car- penter. That is why, we, the class of nineteen thirty- three, dedicate this log of our high school experiences to one who has been loyal and faithful to us during our four-year voyage,- To OUR SI-IIP'S CARPENTER, MR. ROBERT WALLIS

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fr w , W, A 'S .es-rr: ': . V L 'awffif .W'15 V.9'l' ' ? i ns. Q- '-' W fwfr 1 :' ' ' 2 ' Af U sis,- -X' 2 .f 7,1 V lx li J. if li i ' 7' T RENEW x Avast, ye land lubbers! Shiver my timbers! You may sail to the end of the seven seas, but better treasure you'll never find. Many things have happened this last year. The United States has gone off the gold standard, stocks have dropped, and the depression has been at its height, but through it all the Les Memoires crew has held faithful and with much hard Work pre- pared for you-and you-and you-the valuable treasure you'll find embedded in this book. We, the Les Memoires crew of 1933, wish you Bon Voy- age as you journey throughout these pages. So, weigh anchor! Heave Ho! And-you're off. fx 'XY- ,f? T'!?? thre

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FK? 1 Les Memofm X ,ki , Y f,,, f 7 H T - xii in N ii S f K V sv ' L MR. ROBERT H. K. WALLIS Instructor of Manual Arts 'zu