Traverse City High School - Pines Yearbook (Traverse City, MI)

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LA Clmllenge to The Class of 1946 You have just completed-a four year course in one of the thousands of high schools in the United States of America. It has tried to make you one hundred per cent American, believing in tolerance, equality and freedom of religion and speech. Although many of us may differ in our ideas and opinions when we are trying to solve world problems: crime, capital and labor, race discrim- ination and many others-we ITILISK not forget the golden rule: Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. Therein lies the answer to ALL the problems of today. Your for success, GEORGE R. ANDERSON. 7 Sometime, if you have not already done so, try this experiment: Sit down in a quiet secluded spot where you will not be disturbed and make a picture of the kind of person you want to be. Take time to fill in the details. If, at the first sitting, the outlines and backgrounds are not dis- tinct, try again and again over a period of days, months, or even years until the picture is sharply defined. Then it can well be a blue print to follow. Gf course this is all in the mind. a vision, an ideal, but from such figments of the imagina- tion, men are constantly fashioning the good life. Now to fill in the details-Think of yourself as one who is fair-minded, tolerant, self-possessed when others are excited. Conceive of yourself as one who can take the pin-pricks, as well as the more serious hurts, without whimpering. See yourself as a person with whom it is easy to live, courteous, helpful, generous. And be sure the picture shows you to be ambitious, enthusiastic, industrious, willing to do more than is expected of you. If you can paint such a picture of the person you want to be, and have the energy to follow through, your success is assured. Best wishes. L. HocKsTAD, Principal, L

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