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

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It is again a privilege to congra- tulate the annual staff and their sponsor upon this fine book. It is also a privilege to be able to congratulate another fine senior class, the class of 1953, upon completion of this step in their education. The battle in today's world is not so much for Triangle Hill in Korea as it is for the minds of men. The stake in the battle is the survival of free institutions. This makes education in the free countries of the world more significant than at any time in recorded history. Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam says that these are the marks of true education: (1) The educated person cultivates an open mind. (2) He always listens to one who knows. (3) He never laughs at new ideas. (U) He knows the secret of get- ting along with other people. (5) He cultivates the habit of success. (6) He links himself with a just cause. (7) He knows it is never too late to learn. I hope that your experiences in the Steamboat Springs Schools have made a considerable contribution toward a true education, and that you will continue to work toward becoming a truly educated person as long as each of you shall live Sincerely, George P. Sauer

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;Dedication The annual staff dedicates the '53 SAILOR to Mr. and Mrs. Foster. Through their many efforts during the past years they have brought ever so much joy into the Steam- boat Springs High School. We thank them for their willing help, encouraging words, and the many smiles which brighten our school life.

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