Cotner University - Croaker Yearbook (Bethany, NE)

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Page Eighty-five

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Expression The ability to express, one's thoughts in a manner that others enjoy is an art that every modern young man and woman should possess in every walk of life, be it in business, or in the professions. This ability is the distinction that differentiates the great from the lesser and makes the leader able to lead. No minister of the gospel is ready to minister to the needs of his parish until he has, in part, mastered the art of self-expression. No school teacher is fit to teach those in his charge until he is able to express his thoughts in a clear, concise, and pleasant way. The business man is always more effective and his services are more in demand, if he can com- bine with the knowledge of his work, the ability to explain it. The lawyer is helpless without this power, and the years of preparation for this im- portant profession are all for naught without the power of convincing others. Such power can come only to the man who can express his thoughts aptly and well. Life itself is made more enjoyable, more useful to others, more profitable to one's self with the power that comes through the art of expression. In society, in domestic life, in diplomacy, or in the arts, the individual who has been trained in this line can better fill the demands of the hour and better complete his task. ,..............- MRS. FAYTHE LEAVITT Expression Senior rf lQ22 Page Eighty-six