Sterling High School - Tiger Yearbook (Sterling, CO)

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- S S '71 mg ,,, 1 l 'wi ifffxfk Q! lg X f5l1e fT1ger Puts To Sea land lubbers from the dry est pldxn 01111 111 fduu sall the ma111 ln fll9dlllS lllell sehool becomes a boat Thelr xear becomes a eru1Se afloat He-axe ho brave lads' Welgh anchor now' I et t1de alld b1llow lxft the prow Heaxe l1o bold crew V The w1nd blows free The Good Sh1p T1ger Steers to sea fGhe Cfzger 1929 Twenty seven

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Oce When a feller 11eeds a ment for she Wants all pu frlend really apphes to plls to feel that she IS glad Mrs Manahan s depart IRMA MMAHW to help them lf she can She lends Cbut expects to haxe returnedj plus sclssors paste and cl1ps Her dutles lnclude ansvs erm Y the telephone 1x1n out bool s CllSlI'lbl1llIl lllall send mg off credxts recordlng grades and helplnb Mr Know les vshen he needs her CUStOdldnS Mr Cothern, who came here 1n 1924 may be seen 1n any part ol tl1e bu1ld1ng Durlng school hours he lb alu ays ready to lool 1n a large Waste paper basket W1ll1ng to open the doo1s of tl1e blllldllig, for someone xx ho has left a coat or hat durlng a performance bometnnes l1e approaches a V!ll1Sp61'1I1D broup I don t bCl16Ve a vsord of 113' lxeeplng on good terms vvlth the students 1S only part of the dlfflfilllt respons1b1l1tv of the 8611101 1a111tor Mr Cook, havmg come from the B rankhn School IH 1996 IS generally seen on the lower flools of the blllldlllg Ile IS a Qlllet man who thlnks that Work should be done before play xvllll busy broom lll I1 md he 15 kxnd and consld crate CVCII of those who ale 1n lllS xx fn whlle he IS su eeplng Among h1S many tasks are returnlng lost artlcles to 'Xhss Haven cleanlnb the rooms of the lower floors washmg the blackboards and carmg for the lava ns GEoRr'F F COTIIERN CLAUDE E CooK fG'he qzger Tuenfy sw 1929 cc , L , 1 ' . ,, . Y . 1 . , ,. 1 Q . , 7 - . .. ' 7 Q I 'lv I U' - v v ' I . 1 'f f I , 'lv A111 ' l ' . v v v vw r K ' 1 V - for articles lost among the l11ncl1 papers, or after school hours he is generally l . N l 1' , c ' .' ' ' -,' ' 0' U y H l . Y . ,, , . Y. . . , . N . . u K -4 , 1 . .I . V I . U . 1 l , , , 7 7 '

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ff' 'Ns' s Q s. s X to 595212 , vw Qs: at Kgs' The Crew Avast you lubbers' slngs out Mate M1chael1s to h1s conglomerate crew of four hundred or more blue Jackets deck hands and gobs slgned on for the Tlger s cru1se of 1928 29 Up you dogs 1n the steerage' Up Jlb and foresall' 'Xian those yards' Aloft and loose the topsa1ls' Let fly that Jxb I tell you And from fnghtened seamen comes the answer Ave' Aye' Slr' Tlus 1S 1n the early davs of the cru1se when the hands are green and when half of them must slng to keep thelr breakfasts down As the weeks pass the men grow accustomed to the roll of the shlp and are no- longer fmghtened when the faculty blows or when the storms of SIX week tests drlve the Shlp towards dangerous reefs Breakers ahead' SIDES out the watch Breakers on our lea prow Reef your topsall' That s no rlg for th1s weather Batten down the hatches' Bend on Vour bl gest lead' Port the helm' Port the helm' Now we re outward bound' Ease her when she pltches' Let the wmd blow 1ts plpe out' Three bells and all s well 557143 ffzger' 1 929 Twenty eight ' dl , fl off ' B e B 1 B W' roof I l ' XX ' ' fy w ' 4' Qld Ah, , -- sux 621'-' ' wx e I , ,Q w 1 A Q x QQ , ,. w ' y l. l X l Q A , gl yu ha .KA--NN- ., . is , p 1791 l '. 5 5 fx. t i E .4 V+ Ai, X vp K W 5' 1 f,s 73- ,I xx .img l !'f::' nl f f X ' ' 154: f f M 'L 1 X ,- lg i f W ,Y W I4 77 ' ' ' ' , . ' sv ' K7 . 7 . , . H . .. w . x . , . . . A . . . .. ,, , . , 1 . ' , cc , ' as ' , W . . . , , , as , wr ,' r, l, , 44 , , , , l , vw ll , . ., . , , . ,Y . . as W I , X N. I s in ll ,Y 14 Y 7 , , , , ' , 'r il ' ' ' YY IA 7 71 , , I - -f - - -, - - ,