Brazil High School - Brazilian Yearbook (Brazil, IN)

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? at A a . 7 N Log of the Class of '24 Sail on, sail on, O '24, if 1 ' Sail on, sail on, nor slight an oar. f The good ship of '24 embarkedon its Hrst voyage September 20, 1920. i With trusty pilots and a true rudder it has steered a straight course during thc x four years it took to complete its first voyage. Although buffetcd by storms I N' and winds and the many tempests that have beset its path, with sails flying it 3 has weathered the rack, and now has come to rest in the quiet waters of Port 9 h Graduation. .V X With a creaking of rigging and a hoisting of sails we were off on the ? tt, second year of our voyage with Reece Stigler as our Captain, Clyde Phillips as q mate, Helen Yeager as chief yeoman and Rosemary Bucklin, paymaster. Al- tl' though our course was beset by storms, a few incidents helped to brighten the z voyage, one of which was the watch party in the cabin of the Chief Pay- 1 master with Admiral and Mrs. Pcll as guests. ,i The third year of our voyage dawned bright and fair, and with a trusty fl? crew composed of Captain Yeager, Mate Stearley, Yeoman Culbertson, and I, Payrnaster Phillips we weathered gales and perils and celebrated our victories with Ensign Caress at Hallowc'en. We entertained the crew of '23 in the I' harbor of B. H. S. with a reception in honor of their safe voyage through the seas of High School Life. I Then came the last and greatest year of our voyage. After the difli- 'N culties of selecting a crew were over we lifted anchor and embarked. Ai I R The officers chosen were: ' - George Stearley, Captain. I Helen Yeager, Mate. , x lrma Irwin, Paymaster. I Q Barbara Akers, Yeoman, I Mr. Pell and Mr. Moffet and Miss George, Admirals. , 5 We find the duties attendant on this last year of our voyage are many s and heavy, but this, the Log of '24, is an eloquent though silent witness that .4 ' we have discharged them fully and faithfully. We celebrated our first victory 3 at Port Hallowe'en with jackie Lautenschlager. Again our crew were delight- fully entertained by the good ship '25 with a reception in honor of our almost ,tt completed voyage. It is with mingled feelings of regret and joy that we sight Q Ports Baccalaureate and Graduation, and know this eventful voyage is at an end. ' , , U- - tp l It Ft NF fl , 'lf' , V i ' Q SENIOR oFF1cERs , .I , Ms fi, . . if 2 . ' - ' 1 Y' , t ...ic Q .,f'fa'9' 95' Q, i..'Q- a :?.--M 2.3, .ggi 43415 T L+ 2-71-45-I-I'-I:+.lfl4l3l+fFI6.f-51915149355 5 , . -in M .mi fglrp