Grand Island High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

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PURPLE AND GOLD STAFF

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EDITORIAL. After the terrilie toil of weeks, the surmountin g of obstacles which seemed unsurmountable, the annual is out. Perhaps you have always regarded the staff as a group of favored beings, who get a maximum amount of honor for a minimum amount of work. If I3-r-i-e-k-b-a-t-s spell honor, that's the ease. Perhaps this is the opinion of you, who have never hounded teaehers for their pietures, then sat up all night geting them ready for the engraversg you, who have never hunted budding authors 1o their lair for long delayed articles, you who ha ve never persuaded hard-hearted business men into taking a full page, after they have sworn they would not take an inehg you, who have never lain awake nights, trying to devise some new rounterfeit system so as to get the cash to pay bills, long since due, but if you have done all these things, and at the same time had to eonvinee irate teachers that you were burning the midnight oil to get you r studies, then you are oompetent to sit in judg- ment on our sins of omission and supposed partiality. NVe leave it to such critic-s to eonnnend the omission, but eoneerning that which we have written -we have striven to represent truly and impartially every phase of lligh Sehool work and to portray the varied activities of this year, so that in future years it will bring to mind delightful memories of G. l. ll. S. Two new sections have been added, Alumni and one for Autographs. Q But whatever your opinion may be, we wish to assure you that we have honestly and earnestly tried to put into this issue of the Purple and Gold all that We were eapable of giving. We ean there- fore eonsole ourselves with this quotation: Art thou little, do thy little well and for thy eom fort know, Great men ean do their greatest work, no better th an just so. TWELVE