Imperial Schools - Diplomat Yearbook (Gladewater, TX)

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kiver Crzjns Cflzallerzgc r fgi1414i14g Kanvcisfs A threatening start-+but skies cleared by late morning and offered ci cheery and bright finish. , Each unit cruised the Pelicanl'River from Pelican Lake to 'Myrtle Lake in the course of about six to eight hours. The river at times seemed to meander aimlessly for miles but finally the mouth of Myrtle Lake came into view. A few more miles on the lake itself brought a tired and very hungry group to The campsitelwhere food was ,waiting for preparation. The night was spent in Schooner tents. Following breakfast the next morning everyone paddled across the lake to meet the bus for a twenty minute ride back to the campus. ' l34 44' -c ,. f-'-ggfti