Northeast High School - Nor Easter Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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IN MEMORIAM H. X.I.osr ova 'nm1hAJJghn.npwh Iixswxs Virv. Blu. lf'cLyzri.u1'5 GL., lr' My dear Miss Engle: During recent days I Have been re- ceiving an unusually large amount of mail. I find an my desk the Northeast Courier of January 29th with an article entitled HKansas City's Prince of Civic lromotorsn, havin. to do with myself. A very splendldly worded article, and, of course, speaklng high in my praise, for which I thank you and an glad to extend congratulations for the talent expressed in this article. YOU 17035833 ' S I am also pleased to extend this word of congratulation for the reason that we all need encouragement - from Lhe youngest to the oldest - from the highest to the lowest. We humaw beings love to know that our efforts are appreciated, and I assure you I appreciate your effort not only as conta'ned in this poem, but the kindly words you have had to say pertaining to myself. Thanking you most truly and with best wishes, I am, Yours very sincerely, Miss Margaret Engle The Hertieast Courier Northeast High School R. A. Long TO R. A. LONG He is a man of vision and of might, H Who scorns the wrong and loves the rightg A man of courage and of force, Helps others on their upward course, With an outstretched hand and sunny smile. To meet this man makes life worthwhile. Generous to others with what God gave him. To all mankind he is a friend. This poetic tribute to Kansas City's distinguished citizen and benefactor was written by Miss Margaret Engle in her sophomore To do things honorable he sought A civic leadership he wroughtg A grateful city sings his praise For kindness and his helpful ways God bless him in his later years, Protect him from cares and fears, And when his final call does come, May his Creator say, '4Well done! MARGARET ENGLE year, when her class in English was requested by their teacher, E. D. Phillips, to write a poem on one of the many familiar topics that were suggested by the instructor. The accompanying letter of appreciation was written by Mr. Long to Miss Engle.