John Adams High School - Clipper Yearbook (Ozone Park, NY)

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A MESSAGE FROM THE SKIPPER MR. WILLIAM A. CLARKE S The Clipper boldly puts out to sea on this latest voyage, our thoughts are with her young crew. This ship's company is our's in a truer sense than any earlier group. They have mastered the seaman's art among us. They have trod no other deck than that which bears them now. They have climbed no other rigging than that which tempts them in these moments of fare- well to mount above the swelling canvas for a last glimpse of the shore or a searching gaze that vainly seeks to pierce the horizon to the lands beyond. They have known no other masters than those who have manned THE CLIPPER before them, those who launched the bark and kept it so steadily true to its course. With the impatience and the courage of youth, they are eager to greet the open sea. Not even the tempests that may lie in store hold any fear for them. In their mind's eye, they already see their goal. They count the days and the hours that still are between them and the realms of their hearts' desire. Withal there is a note of sadness mixed with their joy. They know that the end of this voyage means their parting from those comrades who have shared their hours of work and play. May they be comforted with the thought that they bear with them the heartfelt good wishes of those left behind. May hap- piness await them in their port of dreams! William A. Clarke Ll-1'n-aE- CLiIl'l'l....l4