Hopewell High School - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hopewell, VA)

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Published by SENIOR CLASS OF HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL Hopewell, Virginia Editorial We do not like to think of graduation as either an ending or a beginning. We like to think of it as a step¬ ping-stone, from which we will go on to other things. We do not intend to spend our lives chasing endless dreams. We intend to see ourselves ss we are, for bet¬ ter or for worse, and make the best of any given situation. We want to face the world squarely, and we are now facing our first test. We expect to give a lot and take a lot. We want to live lives that will some day enable us to say, “Well done!” We want to live so that neither thoughts of the future nor memories of the past will cause us to flinch. We have learned the value of friendship, and we want to carry that knowledge on with us to make the world a friendlier, better place to live in. People consti¬ tute this world, and we want to live the right way with them. As one friend to another, we, the graduating class of 1940, greet the world with a hearty hand-clasp.

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