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ON SEPTEMBER 4, I94S, OUR LITTLE BAND OF '49ER8, IIO IN ALL, WERE GREETED SY MR. LIGHT AND WISHED THE BEST OF LUCK ON OUR JOURNEY. WITH OUR COVERED WAGONS LOADED WITH TOOLS IN THE FORM OF PENCILS AND BOOKS, WE SOON STARTED ON OUR.JOURNEY TOWARD PROSPERITY AND SUCESS. ON THE FIRST LAP OF OUR JOURNEY, WE CHOSE DON PULLEN AS TRAIL GUIDEg EUGENE STOCKMAN, ASSISTANT TRAIL GUIDE3 ANN STEENSON, DIARY KEEPERg ANN LINGERMAN, MONEY KEEPER! DON DAVENPORT AND DAVID BAYLINK AS GUARDS. FOR OUR FIRST CAPTAIN, WE CHOSE MR. GEORGE GILLIS. To ENTERTAIN THE REST OF THE WAGON TRAIN WE GAVE AN ASSEMBLY AND A DANCE FOR ALL MEMBERS. AFTER A REST OF THREE MONTHS, WE AGAIN STARTED ON OUR JOURNEY WITH ONLY I06 MEMBERS AND NEW LEADERS. THEY WERE! DON DAVENPORT, TRAIL GUIDEg DOB GRASHORN, ASSISTANT TRAIL GUIDEg NANCY WOODCOCK, DIARY KEEPERQ AND BONNIE DARNELL, MONEY KEEPER. CAPTAIN OF THE TRAIN WAS MRS. BEVERLY BRUNSn THIS YEAR WE ALSO PRESENTED AN ASSEMBLY AND A DANCE FOR OTHER MEMBERS OF THE TRAINu WE BEGAN OUR THIRD YEAR WITH III MEMBERS, A MEMBERSHIP LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE. THIS YEAR OUR LEADERS WERE FRED KOEHLER, TRAIL GUIDEQ DON DAVENPORT, ASSISTANT TRAIL GUIDES ELNA JENSEN, DIARY KEEPERQ AND PAT GOMOLL, MONEY KEEPER. OUR CAPTAIN WAS MRS. BETH OREM. THE MAIN EVENTS OF THIS PORTION OF THE TRIP WAS THE PLAY 'SATURDAY EVENING GHOSTW DIRECTED BY MRS. ELEANOR HOWARD. THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM, AN ANNUAL EVENT, WAS ALSO GIVEN. BOTH THE PLAY AND THE DANCE WERE WELL ATTENDED AND VERY SUCCESSFUL. NE BOUGHT RINGS AND PINS TO INDENTIFY US AS THE '49ERS. OUR CLASS WAS ALSO RESPONSISLE FOR DECORATING THE GYMNASIUM FOR BACCALAUREATE AND OOMMENCENT EXERCISES. THIS FOURTH YEAR ONLY 89 HAVE WEATHERED THE HARDSHIP8 OF OUR JOURNEY. RAYMOND GIFFORD WAS CHOOSEN FOR TRAIL GUIDE, DAVID HOPP, ASSISTANT TRAIL GUIDE: PAT GOMOLL, DIARY KEEPERQ DAVID BAYLINK, MONEY KEEPERQ AND NPOPW RANNOW AS CAPTAIN. As WE NEARED THE END OF OUR JOURNEY, WE MET PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO TOOK OUR PICTURES. WE PRESENTED ANOTHER PLAY THIS YEAR. IT WAS ULOST HORIZONN DIRECTED BY MRS. ELEANOR HOWARD. ON MAY 20, I949, WE HAVE REACHED OUR DESTINATION AND TRAVELED OUR LAST TRAIL TOGETHER. Now EACH 'AQER WILL FIND TRAILS TO TRAVEL AND STRIVE FOR A DESTINATION OF HIS OWN.