Willoughby High School - Lens Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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F CRE GRD Ahoy there, mates! Stand-by for the launching of the good ship Lens. Yes, we've cut her adrift at last. Only Henry J. Kaiser's lads could have delivered a ship as quickly as as well found as the Annual Staff constructed the 1943 Lens. We've toiled and troubled dili- gently over this work of art which turned out to be quite a trim little schooner. Or perhaps you would like to think of the Lens as the log book of the U. S. S. Union High. The log book, you know, is the journal in which all events are recorded during a cruise. So hop on board and take the cruise with us. We'll touch on the shores of memories. The Lens is just jam-packed full of events, it's got gobs of everything. Take a peep through the porthole and you'll get a small idea of what it's like. The theme of this year's annual is nautical-but nice. The good ship Lens is one you'll never scuttle, and you can tell any- body that doesn't like the look of her ensign to pipe down. The skipper aloft on the bridge of the Lens is none other than Mrs. Margaret Meyer who has weathered the voyages of the Lens many times before. But it's for you to steer the course. So take your place at the helm and let's go! Yes, it's anchors aweigh for the Lens. We hope it's fair weather ahead. We've guided her through the rocky reefs and rugged waters, but here's where you take over. So with confidence that the Lens will come safely through the storms, we loose her upon the bounding main. And here's hoping, that after she's sailed the seven seas, she'll come at last to rest in the safe harbor of your hearts. -i

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