Put your name on a crane for $1 and support the relief efforts in Japan! If you would like to donate to the cause please see Ms. Lang or contact via email: jessica.lang@henhudschools.org.
The National Art Honor Society of Hendrick Hudson High School will be assembling 1,000 paper cranes in the HS main lobby after the sale in honor of the Japanese myth:
“Thousand Origami Cranes”
(千羽鶴, Sennenzuru)
An ancient Japanese legend that promises anyone who folds
a thousand origami cranes will be granted a wish by a crane.
The crane in Japan is considered a mystical creature, and is
said to live for a thousand years. 1,000 cranes is done when
someone has a wish, be it for peace, health or luck.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Kaitlyn Ramirez and Natalia Pecheco selling paper cranes during lunch
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