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Class Poem “A Dedication” God be thanked, Who has given to us A life, and a school that has meant to us Those things that forever will be, A reminder, and a joy in our memory. God praise those; who have made this true, Principal, teachers, and classmates too; For to each of them we would like to repay The happiness and joy of Graduation Day. Teach us through the song of a dove, Never, O God, to be afraid of love, Since out of love comes every lovely thing As a fallen feather from an angel’s wing. So many things to us have been given, Each thing a gift from God’s Heaven, May we take each gift, with a heart that is whole, And when we give, give with all our soul. —Mary Winston.
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“KALEIDOSCOPE” Published Monthly by The Students of Hopewell High School STAFF Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Associate Editor ' News Editor Society Editor Humor Editor Poetry Editor Exchange Editor Business Manager Asst. Business Manager Typist Typist George Ruffin Mary Winston Vera Makowsky Frederica Belch Lois Sanderson Henry Sheally George Kanak Andrew Christensen Lucietta Riggan Saiad Ameen Mildred Danner Annie Morris Faculty Adviser: Miss Mary Rives Richardson - 0 - To the Staff The “Kaleidoscope” of 1928-29 has been a decided suc¬ cess. The first seven issues and this, the last copy, all have been well received and have been praised by all who read them. The “Kaleidoscope” is the official school pub¬ lication. It is only made possible by the co-operation of the students, but the students alone cannot make the paper succeed. The paper this year owes its success to a highly efficient staff of associate editors and business managers and the Editor wishes to take this opportunity to thank them for their co-operation and efficiency during the past two semesters. They have worked long and hard on the “Kaleidoscope,” and through their efforts we have seen our paper rise to equal heights with other high school publications. To Miss Richardson also the “Kaleidoscope” owes its success. Through her guidance and direction the school paper has been made possible and much has been accom¬ plished that otherwise would have been left undone. The Editor of next year’s “Kaleidoscope” will be indeed for¬ tunate to have such associates to work with. George Ruffin, Editor-in-Chief, 1928-29 “Kaleidoscope.”
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