Tennessee Technological University - Eagle Yearbook (Cookeville, TN)

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aware of his fellowman In our society no man can completely isolate himself. It makes no differ- ence what race he is or what job he holds, he is constantly in contact with his fellowman. Man depends on others not only for economic rea- sons, but also for the friendship they have to offer. This friendship is im- portant to him because the sharing of his deepest emotions with some- one who cares is one of the prized possessions of our society. However, caring for his fellowman cannot stop with a few friends, he must be con- cerned with all of mankind. His awareness of the problems his fellow- men face enables him to share the responsibility of helping the poor, illiterate and elderly. Page 9

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involved Man is a social creature living in a complex society. In our diversified society each man must accept and share a part of the responsibility if we are to move forward. He must stand for what he believes even if it means going against popular opinion. He should listen to what others have to say with an open mind, but if he sincerely believes in something, he should be willing to fight for it. He should not let ridicule keep him from participating in events that he be- lieves are justified. Even if he loses the battle, his self-defeat would be greater if he had ignored the prob- lem and joined the crowd. He can- not expect others to do more than he is willing to do. If he lets others do the job or passes the duty on to someone else, he has no right to complain. He must be willing to put forth effort if he hopes to accom- plish anything. He must be totally involved in his world.