Camp San Saba School - Trail Yearbook (Camp San Saba, TX)

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qos? gmle, fiffle gclwol O dear little school, we've loved you so long, And now we must hid you good-bye! Weive filled you with laughter, weive filled you with song And sometimes welve wished we could cry. Your walls, they have witnessed a weariful fight, And rung to a won Waterloo: But oh, in our triumph weire dreary to-night-- Good-bye, little school, to you! We hear the world-call and the clang of the fight We hear the hoarse cry Of our kind, Yet well do we know, as we quit you to-night, ltis fun we're leaving behind. And often we'll think of you, tho' we never come Over the Trail that runs by your door: Oh, if we should perish our ghosts will come back To dwell in you, little school, once morel How still, and lonely, how weary you seem! A last wistful look and we'll go. 9 back Oh, will you remember the lads with their dreams! And the lassies you comforted so. The shadows enfold you, itis drawing to-nightg The evening star needles the sky: And ah! but itis stinging and stabbing my sight- God bless you, little school, good-bye! Q SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Prexmfem ....ei, O ,,., O iii... i,i.,,,,, ,,,MARY ELDER WILLIAMS Secretary .,... ,,,,,,, O- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. VIRGINIA APPLETON COLORS: Refi and Vlfhite FLOWER: A Real, Red Rose

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VIRGINIA APPLETON ELIZABETH PRIEST ETIIEL MAY LEIFESTE BERTA SUE VVILSON DIARY FZLDER VVILLIAMS

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eniofzs Gelelmzfe Having no traditional day set aside for Senior Day, the dignified Seniors of the local high school kindly informed Mr. Floyd Friday morn- ing, March 29, that they would spend the day, properly chaperoned, by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Turner, among the beautiful granite rocks near Katem- cy. Green trees, grass, and small streams made beautiful and picturesque scenery. After several hours of exploring caves, crevices and highest pla- ces, the adventurers returned to camp to enjoy a campfire dinner which consisted of devil horses roasted over the fire and many other delicious eatables. The Senior Banquet is to be April 12. The girls are making prepara- tions for a grand time. Some of them know who the 'flucky boys will be, yet there is quite a bit of discussion among the fairer seX of the Senior Class as to their dates VVhen the Seniors are not busy in the rooms of the old Alma Mater, they are out doing club Work, going to parties, or co-operating with the old- er leaders of the community in religious or civic activities.