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

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FRESHMEN Among these long forbidding halls you walk. The unseeing faces you pass could be made of stone. Like a brick in a log house Not quite belonging but adding to the splendor Your innocence is like a flash of light In a dark room--present only a second then vanishing. And then you will greet next year's freshmen with your unseeing faces that could be made of stone. Debbie Bristol Are you aggressive? submissive? scared? jealous? rejected? inhibited? hostile? guilty? freshmen . . . 23

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We often think of ourselves as living in a world which no longer has any unexplored frontiers. We speak of pioneer- ing as a thing of the past. But in doing so we forget that the greatest adventure of all still challenges us--what Mr. Justice Holmes called the adventure of the Human mind. Men may be hemmed in geographically, but every generation stands on the frontiers of the mind. In the world of ideas, there is always pioneering to be done, and it can be done by anyone who will use the equipment with which he is endowed. The great ideas belong to everyone. MORTIMER H. ADLER WILUAM LUBY, President WILLIAM STENDER, Vice President GERRY NAY EVERRET BRISTOL RALPH SELCH 22

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Class Officers Jim Whiteman, President Lloyd Sandelin, Vice President Jody Marshall, Secretary' Ramona Jones, Treasurer Dave Kuntz, Student Council Faye Chotvacs, Alternate Bob Acree Dale Appel Mike Amicarella Mona Baily Mona Bakke Debbie Barber Carrie Barnes Neil Bartholomew David Bristol Troy Brookshire Melanie Brower Bob Burch Jocko Camilletti Glenn Case v Lavon Cheek Faye Chotvacs Diane Compestine Bill Cook Greg Crawford Gary' Cruson 24