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plMiM5lSI5M5M5M5M5M515M5M51SMS151S15131515lSl5M PROLOGUE A, kCCORDING to Greek mythology, Jason, heir to the throne of lolcus in Thessaly, determined to gain possession of some precious golden fleece guarded by a dragon in the land of Colchis. All Jason's predecessors had failed in the undertaking Yet the brave youth ordered the making of a large vessel, the Argo, on which there was a speaking figurehead. AEolus, god of winds, ordered that the courageous men who constituted the crew should encounter no dangerous tempests or unfavorable winds. Three years ago our class set out to gain a treasure— Graduation. We have endured the trials of our voyage throughout this time and are about to obtain the thing we prize. In various ways some members of our crew have been lost, but most of us have made a safe journey. We wish to express cur appreciation to the deities of Collinwood for their help and encouragement during our undertaking. During the voyage the Argonauts visited many islands and kingdoms, but each time they went ashore, Jason lost several men Hercules refused to continue on the expedition after the death of a comrade; a few stayed to do a good deed for the blind king of Thrace; and many were wounded by a fleck of brazen birds who dropped sharp plumage upon the crew. The Argonauts' most dangerous experience was the possage between the Symplegades, heavy rocks which were forever clashing together. After surviving this and other perilous adventures, Jason finally landed at Colchis, succeeded in slaying the dragon, and thereby won the golden fleece
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) To the Class of January, 1936 Because you adopt the ship Argo, as in some sort your symbol, I take it that you are a bold and venture loving crew. You may dream of a search for treasure beyond the horizon. You have hope, ambition, courage, and good cheer. After the launching, you may gain the skill and craft that come only in the rough and tumble of the seas. You may find the Golden Fleece on some far coast. You may find it in the useful and familiar here at home. At all events, here's to the voyage and the high adventure and may you all come safe to port. Three 31M5M515M515MS15151515151SMS1515151S151515151515151515151S15151515I
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