Hackettstown High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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if i if,llE UIMELWE fH.Hi5. lEl3Ei Class Poem O God? we send our humble praise to Thee, The Ciuide and Root of our young tree of life. Wlicm with a watchful, eager eye doth see And guide victoriously in time of strife: And Board of llducation, praIse we bring 'lio you, our tree's trunlft, whos shown us proof: i'Vw'ec.1ii ring 'lihe bells of the future with the ropes of the past. Our helpful teachers nt-'er will we forget, Who lilse the branches of .1 tree. convey 'l'o us, the ones who now express regret, iliheir knowledge, inspiration, .intl the way To be successful here, thus pronii' ing lior us A richer, fuller lilei When we ring 'l'he bells of the future with the ropes of the past. We students are the waving, youthful leaves Who from the fruitful, knowledge hearing root 'l'he golden and instructive sap receive. But only after reaching our new shoot rl'hrough branches which must useful knowledge flingi We students receive the pow'r to learn: We can ring The bells of the future with the ropes of the past. Without the root. the most important part, Without the branches, and without the trunlt, We leaves would wither, and then faded departi But as it is, the sap of which we've drunk Soon after frosts, begins to make us sing And implant this motto as we leave: We'll ring The bells of the future with the ropes of the past. FREDERICK DEUSINGER Twenty-one