Shiloh High School - Periscope Yearbook (Shiloh, OH)

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KU! TIT IU! IKJTKIIRIYKYTKIITUITUUUIKIIKIIKYUUUUUUFIUT IU! IUUUT 'UT IUUUUUI TUUUmUIK7l'lTUY 41' nrt uf Gnnir Ship 24 On Septtmher 13 1920 the Good Shrp 94 rode at anchor rn the harbor of Shrloh re'1dy for '1 four se rrs crurse It W rs manned by Laptarn C, W I cwrs Frrst Mate D F Bushey Second 'XI rte Anna D Frrestone 'rn l twenty three brave and sturdy sarlors Kath ryn Close Mad rlrne Swanger Rose I urnex Vrvran Whrte Zelda H'rger Fern McQuatt Ralph Barnes Otho Brler kenneth Nelson Orvrlle Steele from the port at Shrloh Margaret DeVore Arvrll 1 Grrfhth Len r Steelt I verett Mellrck from the harbor at Center Florence Hopkrn I dna Krarw from the port at Paradrse Ralph Bloom Warren Bloom Walter Por ter from the port t Lranberry Vera Drtk from the port at Hogback Mary Frsher from the port at Ganges Helen Reese from the harb rr 'tt Shenandoah and Leslre Marrrot from the port at Colorado Frrst Mate D F Bushey ruled wrth 'r krnd but hrm hand and made rt clear that pun rshrnent for mrsdeeds would be to be t ast rnto charns 'md be thrown rntr the hole below But happy to say thtre was r o such punrshment rnflrcted In the month of October mrsfortune befell our shrp There passed away one of our Wlth a smooth sea 'rnd mtn comparatrvely few storms we arrrved rn the month of May at the harbor of Sophomore and here after th ee months vacatron we were ready to contrnue our crurse Fwo of our sarlors drd not report for duty when we nnally set sarl Helen Ret se we learned h rd Jorned another crew whrch set sarl from Shelby rn Septeml er shortly after the launchrng of our own craft Arvrlla brrthth unable to become accustom ed to the storms sea remarned on land and as a good land lubber should do marrred ani now sarls '1 smooth sea In November one of our fellow sea men Leshe M rrrrot left the protectlon of our shrp 'md trusted hrmself wrth the rough waves of Lrfe We trust that he escaped the sharks and w rs erther prcked up by a passrng shrp or landed safely on shore wrth equal good fortune In December we were surprrsed to sef a dove so far from land Thrs proved to be the rnterestrng srgn that lano was not so far for one of our numbtr Rose Furney ltft the shrp wrth honorable drscharge to become Frr t Mat of the Charles Guthrre Wrth the comrng rf sprrng rn Aprrl 19? I Mary Frsher left our shrp to Jorn a crew sarl mg on the educatron rl deep rn the prrate xessel Pennsylvanra After many trrals wrth Cfresar and hrs Gaulrc wars the rest of us sarled rn the second harbor Junror After three months vacatron frndmg entrrely new ofhcers exceptrng Frrst Mate D E Bushey our former captarn C W Lewrs was hrred 'rs captarn of the shrp Homervrlle and our former S cond Mate Anna D Frrestone trrrng of the sea resumed her household dutres on lfrnd Frnally rn September we set sarl wrth our new ofhcers Captarn L W Bedford F rrst Mate D E Bushey Second Mate Jtssre Flanders When the sarlors were ordered to therr respectrve plates there were found two statrons unoccupred Lena Steele weary of the rough lrfe of the sea decrded to remarn on land and Warren Bloom although wrllrng to re mam at sea soon found on account of physrcal drfficultres he must hall a passrrag shrp and return to land 'I he perfect cooperatron of the Captam and offrcers made the first part of the voyage a t yrng one for the common sarlors We were often called to the cabrn and severely reprrmanded but mutrny was never contemplated About the mrddle of thrs trrp one of our happy crew Margaret DeVore deserted us and caught a passrng schooner Rrchwood headrng for the same port but sarlrng on a drf ferent sea Z' '-YA. .N A. !'. ALA JXA A- A.A 'x..A 'SLA ASA 'X.A :xA 'LA A. K AifSA,A A. A4585 1'l'N4'. ' 4 1 Q i ' A 1 r ' ' it 97 . ' ' . , . ... . s ... c - v 1 1 s ' , ' ' ' ' ' 1 c V 1 . . . c c . . fx , ' . c . 1. , A ' I L . 4 t c K 7' ' I .I ' . , c c , . ' ' , c , c , , c A, C L, y s , s , , 1 , 1 , 4 A , ' 3 . , ' .. . S, - . , , , , - fy F - . s ' . rr 7, c , 4 , f, c , L , . 4. ,Y I , ' N C 1 t '. 1 r s r 5 - . ablest seamen Everett Mellick and our hearts were rieved b th l s f r a d 'lo' . , , r g y eoso ou goo sar r. c 9 . - . ,. ' 1 s I ' . 9 7 2 , K , 2 a ' J , 7 . . , 4. V 9 7 A 3 7 ! C . r ' ' a 'Z r S L L 1 . v I ' . c , , , , , r C . , , ...z., - 2 , 1 . F' c . , I c . 9 -' S S 9 I 7 V . . , , . . , S c Y k 7 ' Y C . tx , . . , , . 4 r v ' . ' Y . . . l Q ! ! ' S x x ' v'v'Y'v'v 'v'v'Tv'v'lY'NlN'N'jfV'VV'xv5lVV?VV7'v5lVfVV vVVYVfv'v Av VVYNI