Elston High School - Elstonian Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

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. T ,rw fa ' K i I . I . i in Gur lilstonian ship, the U. S. S. Sacramento, has won great respect from all who l-:now of her brilliant achievements and brave deeds. Spreading terror among the Yangtze River pi- rates during many years of active service with the U. S. NaVy'S China patrol, she became known as The Galloping Ghost of the China Coast. This year she was again called upon to enter active service in foreign ports. 6

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l.et's Take a Lake Cruise Lake Michigan has a part in the life of every one of us. We are thrilled by its might in time of storm, and we are stirred deeply by its vast- ness ancl calmness in good weather. The lake has so many moods that it is always fascinating. But then we have not only the lake itself, but, because of it, an almost endless number of picturesque associations: the shore line with its clean singing sandg the dunes, massive and interesting phenomenag the fish tugs bringing in their catches-and gulls following, hungry for their evening mealg the beach on a summer afternoong the sight of white sails against the blue of the lakeg or a still, moonlit, summer night with beach fires making artificial stars in the night-all these pictures and pleasures are ours on these shores of Lake Michigan.