South Albany High School - Sapere Aude Yearbook (Albany, OR)

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I V W c l if as 2 .tzfwl V J Carry on! shouts the coach on the athletic field. Carry on! echoes the teacher in the classroom, the sponsor of an activity, even the student P himself. To the best of their abilities, all are carrying on, doing their part in establishing a spirit of friendliness and cooperation-the l if Forewor Cleveland spirit. Thirteen years of ejort, of successes, and of failures have contributed to the building of this traditional spirit. In face of seemingly insur- mountable obstacles, this spirit has remained dauntless. The will to do flourishes in the face of opposition. Each junior high student, each 9B, freshman, sophomore, junior and senior, each teacher is doing his part in carrying on this tradition. Students and faculty all find pleasure in the knowledge that they are carrying on in action ' . s J fgqwmwai fl.ffSA.Q U4 WU 'Jff.,f6?afi.f'- W