Jesup Scott High School - Scottonian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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W W 0 ' 'M TiT3'f-3 '-w:.. a axe.-, P'1f2 w'mwNWmm ' .,.. ' , f .,.. Swv ' i I X. fflltnentpffliijtee HOSE of you who remember the episodes in the Tale of Two Cities recall most vividly the dramatic sacrifice of Sidney Carton. The old crone who clicked off his number was wholly unaware of what really fell into the basket. The blade merely snuffed the cinder of futility and aimlessness which had made his life a murky flame and revealed that incandescent, expiring flare which finally suffused his spirit. Within a few short, staggering, breathless hours came the fruition of all the nobility of his nature and then-'4Twenty-three. 1 You Twenty-threesu are confronted by a world whose present state is not unlike that described in the opening lines of the Tale of Two Cities. You will be confronted with similar perplexities. You will have the choice between shut- ting your eyes to what surrounds you and dozing off into the dream-life of pleasure, or, bravely and sturdily fronting open-eyed what challenges your spirit. Your greatest effort will no more than suffice. Your clearest thinking will be none too illuminating. Your faith and hope will falter at times. But as long as you continue to strive you need not be diverted nor forever blocked. You may, for a time, be confused but you need not be confounded. It is not likely that any of you will be enmeshed in such a skein of dreadful circumstances as Sidney Carton, nor be called to such a dreadful proving, but, choosing worthily, laboring manfully, with abiding faith and resurgent hope, you may each and all come to a fulfillment worthy of 'A TWENTY-THREE. -Charles K. Chapman. 20