Fairport High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Fairport, NY)

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l t E t t t 1 P t t r V E t x t t y I L 1 A iiss. s INDUSTRY Industry is large, universal, and all-powerful in the tives of everyone. tts meaning is big whether it applies to inctiviciuats or to corporations. The man who tabors eight hours a ftay is the one who most enjoys life, because he is busy. Each new clay brings him new tashs, new hetds to conquer, anct greater satisfaction. His is the sane out- tootz upon life. He has self-confidence anct self-respect, two valuable attributes. During periocts of Ciepression, as we have lately seen, unemptoyeci men have tost their setf-conhftence. The fnorate of a man without a job is bari. His hopes and ambitions are cieactenect. His tack of something to aio has macte him an unwitting ctrone. Ditigent tabor is the etixir of life. It has been found that, when a man retires from business, he loses interest in living and otci age comes too quickly. Those eight hours a clay of steady work have given him a habit harci to bmah. The happy man is the working man. tnciustry reaps its own rewarcis in enjoyment of zeslful life, opportunity, ambition, priate and communal happiness. To tive is to work. Robert Hertet A . 'A

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THE HOUR GLASS Published by the Senior Class of Fairport High School 1937 VOLUME XII NUMBER XII

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To Andrew Charles Lynch, our principal, whose zealous interest, active cofoperation, exemplary gentlemanly qualities, and progressive administration have been a source of true inspiration, we dedicate this book A A A A A f ' ,A f L 4111! C M VV: if