Chapel Hill High School - Hill Life Yearbook (Chapel Hill, NC)

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HILLIFE-1941 persons have known it and as you will remember it during your public school days. While you face current problems of unemployment, lawlessness, divorce, delinquency, and insecurity as well as traditional resistance to progress, nothing is quite so certain as continuous change. May we not therefore con- clude that one of the most important abilities you must develop is adj ustability to change with respect to both people and things-to advances in social and technological progress. Those practical or academic skills we learn today may be outmoded tomorrow, but we shall always need to know how to under- stand and get on with people and how to adapt our life to changes, at the same time maintaining our personal integrity and individual convictions as to what constitutes the good life. If you drive your car through a crowded street you know you must be ready for a shift of gears, the use of emergency brakes, or for a signal to or from another car to stop. Nloreover, other abilities you need in this typical life situation are an understanding of how the car is operated and your responsibility for doing the right thing at the right second, in other words, the power of sustained attention and of correct speedy action or reaction. Are not these same powers demanded in most of our modern life situations? If you will add to these abilities the spiritual qualities of service to man and God and base all these on an understanding and practice of democracy in all phases of life, you may not only increasingly enrich your own life but also add to the happiness and improvement of society whether it be in col- lege, in industry, on the farm, at home, in church or community. Lives directed by these influences realistically applied will not only perpetuate our American way of living, but when joined with other millions throughout the world, must eventually bring sanity, freedom and democracy back to a universe now war torn and bleeding but ultimately controllable by the un- breakable spirit of free men and women. In the meantime I believe in your courage, pray for your guidance, and hereby rededicate myself for any service I can render you now or at any time in the future. I believe you will accept today's changes as tomorrow's challenge to remake and stabilize a world in which youth will have an in- creasingly important part to play and ever larger contributions to make. VVith unshakable faith in you and the future of your country, I am Always your friend, ALL1soN W. HONEYCUTT. i ,Hg Page Five 5 .ga

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