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Page 29 text:
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CHANEY HIGH ANNUAL THE VOYAGE A bark set out upon the sea- This was in days of old, Set out to sail upon Life,s sea, In search of Wisdon1's gold. It was an autumn morning When the trip was begung All knew much work would be needed E'er the goal would be won. First of the four ports which it graced, Was End of the Freshman Yeargi' The voyage was partly won, it faced The rest with a lesser fear, Sophomore, then Junior ports passed by, Bringing things strange and newg But long before the beacon shown To which all must be true. The voyage then neared its close, The end at last drew nighg And as the final port was reached To the ship we said, Good-bye. Louise E. Stough '75 Q
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LHANEY HIGH ANINUAI COMMENQEMENT WEEK PROGRAMME Friday, June 10-Class Day held in place of the regular assembly at 9:35 A. M. Sunday, June 12-Baccalaureate services held at the school at 3 o'clock. Rev. W. E. Hammaker, of Trinity M. E. Church officiated. Tuesday, June 14-Class banquet held at Burt's. 51.50 a plate. Wednesday, June 15-Class breakfast at Lake Milton. Friday, June 17-Commencement exercises held in the school auditorium. Senator S. E. Fess, speaker, 8:00 P. M. 4
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CHANEY HIGH ANNUAL VALEDICTGRIA llnllllll ff' .aa so- 7 'P al' By Mildred Kornsweet S we, the Seniors, come to the first turning point of our lives--graduation-we must stop to meditate. What does graduation mean to us? It means that for about eighteen years we have journeyed along a straight path, far removed from the worries of the world. Now, we have reached the end. XVe alone must decide where to take up the new path, that will lead either to success or to failure. To those who helped make graduation possible for us, wc express our thanks and appreciation- To our parents who sacrificed all that we might have every advantage that life offers, we can repay them by our love and devotion. To our faculty who helped us along the paths of learning, we extend our sincere appreciation. And to the lower classmen who are destined to follow in our footsteps, we say good-bye, with the hope that they take advantage of the opportunities Chaney offers. And to Chaney High we express the hope that in years to come we, the class of '27, will bring more glory to her name. It is with grief, yet hope that we leave your portals, Oh! Chaney, to start out on life's great highway. Farewell! 26
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