Stivers High School - Annual Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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oir ROW 1: Mr. Jones (Director), J. Pittl, H. Allan, D. Tipton, S. Salyers, C. Dillon, L. Rice, L. Cunningham, C. Hudson, R. Evans, H. Haacke, S. Hughes, J. Shropshire, L. Wiegert, B. Birch, J. Firman, T. Grimes, E. Ketring. ROW 2: I. Forrest, B. Mullins, M. Humphrey, D. Harris, B. Combs, P. Trimble, E. Roberts, A. Bonham, M. Arney, J. Byrd, R. Bowman, V. Walters, J. Hurst, S. Hampton, H. Flannery, B. Shropshire, M. Gordon, L. Hollon. ROW 3: G. Gillespie, D. Anthony, W. Combs, C. Hinders, P. Miller, D. Miller, B. Jordan, P. Blakely, D. Hendrick, J. Wissingcr, P. Sloan. M. Cooper. P. Kegley, L. Shrout, J. Osborn, M. Cocane, J. Kennedy, L. Hatmaker. ROW 4: S. Christiansen, E. Zindorf, J. Hall, M. Curry, J. Cluff, B. Fwry, H. Moss, G. Page, E. Culp, J. Davenport, B. Weller, D. Koons, R. Smith, M. Lacy, M. Glaunsingcr, G. Dempsey, D. VanHorn. It was the good ship Stivers High Thar sailed upon life's changing sea; Her sails were spread, all spirits high, A gallant crew had she. Her port shown far, a distant star, Her goal ideals attained. And every year that she had sailed, New laurels she had gained. Heigho, Heigho, Stivers High, Heave Ho lads with a joyful cry. Good luck, good luck Stivers High, Sail on Stivers High. But Io a change comes o’er the sea, The storm Kings banner far is flung; The pilot starts, Ahoy” cries he Another victory won.” Then every lad springs to his place, The lasses cheer them on. And though great storms come on a pace, They staunchly sing this song: Heigho, Heigho, Stivers High, Heave Ho lads with a joyful cry. Good luck, good luck Stivers High, Sail on Stivers High. Each year the good ship touches port And sets ashore an eager crew. Come battles now of every sort To Stivers we’ll be true. Each eye is trained, trained is each hand. Life’s lessons we'll learn well, And in our hearts on sea or land These words shall ever dwell: Heigho, Heigho, Stivers High, Heave Ho lads with a joyful cry. Good luck, good luck Stivers High, Sail on Stivers High. —31—

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Teaching new cheers To protect the innocent Wheel They went that away Strolling through the parks one day Before or After? A typical Tiger? Alcoholics Anonymous again Yes, Bill those are your books on the floor. Keller

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These arc our Evcrfaithfuls,” they have led our team through many victories and through a few loses. Ncvcr-th-lcss they have always been there, and they have never let us or our teams down. You could probably compare them with the mailcarricr, through rain, sleet, snow or hail the cheers must be there. So to show our appreciation we give you a pat upon the back and congratulate you for a job well done. —32-