Steamboat Springs High School - Galleon / Sailors Log Yearbook (Steamboat Springs, CO)

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Clasts ong “STEAMBOAT HIGH” Better than riches of worldly wealth is a heart always jolly. Beaming with happiness, hope and health. And warmed by love divine. But sweeter than kisses wc win by stealth Are the hours we give to folly. So. come, let us clink, but first let us drink One toast to our dear old school; “Here's to the land that gave us birth, Here's to the flag she flies; Here’s to her sons, the best on earth. Here’s to her smiling skies; Here's to the hearts which always mate. True as the stars above; Here’s to thee, when we graduate, Here’s to the school we love.” Oh. Steamboat High! Dear Steamboat High! This class will ne’er forget. That golden haze of student days is round about us yet. Those days of yore will come no more, But through our many years The thought of you. so good and true, Will fill our eyes with tears.

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fleet, hut also the Dardanelles. Me told me that Elmer Combs was at the head of West Point, having' distinguished himself at the American attack on Berlin, lie had enlisted the summer after graduating and had gradually worked his way up to the top. which was always his way. Me was in command of a raiding party that had brought in a group of German officers as pris- oners. Later it was discovered that one of the prisoners was none other than the Kaiser himself, who was put up against a stone wall and shot. Suddenly everyone realized that the war was over, and soon our boys were all seen starting hack for the dear old U. S. A. Leaving Liverpool I went to London where to my surprise I met Ina Adams. She had attended school for two years at the State University of Oklahoma, had married a bald-headed pro- fessor. and was now traveling. In telling of her travels she told me of visiting one of the largest cattle ranches in Argentina, owned by our old classmate. Auburn Luekens. Me had gone to South America on a political campaign and had been persuaded by a friend to buy a ranch. I had intended to stay six months longer in the old world but was called home on important business. So was compelled to leave on the first steamer, and as luck would have it Frances Mann was on the same steamer sailing for the dear old U. S. A. She had been graduated from Boulder University. On account «■I her superior ability as a speaker she had been lecturing on the I sc of Potatoes, in the European countries. Site told me of seeing Marjorie Scovill and of having the pleasure of hearing her sing. Slit, who had so often charmed us with her melodious voice, in school, had become a great prima dniina. She was traveling with the Metropolitan Grand Opera. On our way home I‘rances and I had many pleasant chats about our old High School days, and both were pleased to think every one of the twelve were conquering Life's School as they had conquered School Life. STELLA TROGLKR.

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Senior Class Calcnbar Annual Senior Sunset Supper October 10 Sophomore Party in Honor of Seniors December 22 Senior Party at the Home of Mr. Thompson May I Junior “Prom.” and Banquet for Senior Class— High School Building May 11 Senior Class Play. The I loodoo,” Xcw High School Auditorium May 1? and is Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev. Vein C. Soash May 19 Commencement, Thursday evening May 2:1 Commencement Program Invocation------------------------------Rev. E. F. Wright Piano Solo--------------------------------- Hazel Hallett Salutatory------------------------------------------Irene Herold Class History------------------------- Esther Guthrie Song— Southern Dream’' ( I.a Paloma”) ------------------------------Boys’ and Girls’ Glee Club Reading— The Little Drummer Frances Mann Oration----------------------------------Wesley Poulson Class Prophecy------------------------------------Stella Troglcr Reading—“The Man in the Shadow” Ina Adams Class Song— Steamboat High” Marjorie Scovill Oration----------------------------------Auburn Luekens Essay------------------------------------Glessner Stukcy Class Will------------------------------Gladys Remington Song—“To Thee, O Country”-------Boys’ and Girls Glee Clubs Valedictory----------------------------------------Elmer Combs Presentation of Diplomas--------Prof. George O. Thompson Benediction-----------------------------Rev. E. F. Wright