Atascosa County High School - Atascosa Yearbook (Lytle, TX)

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4: Wm JP1 .. RTR5 COSR 4 XJ XJ XJ X X, 4f4Qf'IC rmmqk' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY A 2 Ik 2 A 2 2 La AH, How DISTINCTLY I AUTUMNAL DAY IN SEPTEMBER, CHEER AND JOYOUS PROMISE, , AT ANCHOR AT THE WHARF OF ,J OLD SHIP THAT HAD GARRIED THE LAND OF GREAT WISDOM, BECAUSE THEY HAD TO SAIL, La PECTS BF THE VOYAGE. SWIPTLY THE VOYAGE BE A FIRST YEAR MISS CLARA BUCK ,J STEWARDESS. THE SECOND YE TWO NOTABLE MEMBERS TO OUR REMEMBERQ IT WAS A CALM, PEACEFUL RADIANT WITH THE SUNSHINE OF HOPE, THAT THE GOOD SHIP JOURDANTON STOOD A NEW SCHOOL YEAR. IT WAS THE SAME MANY PASSENGERS TO SAFE HARBOR IN BUT SOME ON THE SHIP CRIED ALL DAY WHILE OTHERS WERE THRILLED WITH PROS CAN TO UNPCLD ITSELP BEFORE Us. THE INGHAM wAs OUR KIND AND FAITHFUL AR BROUGHT Us MISS MAY CLABURN AND LIST OF PASSENGERS IN HENRIETTA ' RIPPLE AND EMIL PARMA. THE THIRD YEAR sAw Us SAILING SMOOTHLY ALONG WITH MRS. LILLIAN HOWARD AS STEWARDESS. THE FOURTH YEAR BROUGHT Us IRENE WINN AND CARL BILLNITZER WHILE WE WERE UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF A NUMBER OF STEWARDESS AND STEWARDS, INCLUDING MISS NANIE ESTES, MRS. YOLANDA ROBERTS, AND MR. N. S. WARD. THE FIFTH YEAR MR. R. W. SPRINGFIELD HAD CHARGE OF DUR VOYAGE. IN THE SIXTH AND SEVENTH YEARS SOME OF oUR CHAMPIONS LEFT Us TO SAIL ON OTHER BOATS. THESE NERE: DOLPHIE BARING, L. E. BURNS, INEz PREHEN, AND FRANCIS TYREE. WE NOTICED AT THE OUTSET OF THE VOYAGE THAT THE STREAM UPON WHICH WE HAD SET SAIL WAS COMPARATIVELY NARROW AND SHELTERED, BUT AS WE ADVANCED WE NOTICED THAT IT GREW WIDER- OUR EIGHTH YEAR AT SEA WAS MUCH HARDER TO MAKE. THERE WERE NATURALLY A FEW CASES OF SEASICKNESS AND VARIOUS ONES WERE TEMPTED TO THROW OVER ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY AND OTHER DISAGREEABLE DISHES AND TOSS SOME OF THEIR BEST BELONGINGS OVERBOARD IN TIMES OF ROUGH SEA. SOME OF OUR COMPANIONS ANCHORED TO SET SAIL AGAIN ON ANOTHER BOAT WHILE SOME WHO HAD LEFT US EARLIER AGAIN GAME TO SAIL WITH US. BY THE NINTH YEAR WE WERE WELL ACQUAINTED WITH THE ROUGH SEAS AND PROGRESSED FASTER THAN AT OTHER TIMES. WE ENTERED INTO THE TEHTH YEAR THINKING THAT THE VOYAGE WOULD SOON BE COMPLETED AND WOHDERING IF THE LAST YEAR OF THE VOYAGE WOULD BE HARDER THAN THE OTHERS- THE ELEVENTH YEAR BRINGS US THOUGHTS OF THE NEXT VOYAGE ON WHICH WE WILL SOON EMBARK AND WE HOPE THAT HE ARE SUFFICIENTLY PREPARED EGR IT. THIS LAST YEAR BRINGS Us BOTH JOY AND soRRow THERE ARE PIPTEEN PASSENGERS UNDER THE PROTECTIVE GUIDANCE OF MISS WILLIE WAY AND EOUR OF Us HAVE SAILED TOGETHER FDR ELEVEN YEARS. THOSE FOUR ARE MARY ISSELLA MILES, DOROTHY FRANKLIN, DOROTHY MCALLISTER, AND WHITMEL GIBSDN. IN ADDITION T0 THE NAMES GIVEN ABOVE You WILL FIND ON CUR PRESENT PASSENGER LIST JAMES WEBB, JAMES NDRMENT, HENRIETTA RIPPLE, DSLPHIE BARING, CARL BILLNITZER, EDWARD LozANo, EMIL PARMA, IRENE WINN, L. E. BUHNS,'RUBY SCOTT, AND BOHDAN PESEK- WE Ang SAILING INTo DEEPER SEAS.

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