Eagle River High School - Northern Trail Yearbook (Eagle River, WI)

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Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1954, dedicate our annual to the memory of Laura Numrich, our friend and class- mate who is not here to graduate with us. Her friendly smile, her helpful ways, her eager and willing participation, her pep and enthusiasm, her many talents and her personality are what we shall remember. Liking everyone she knew and being liked by every- one who knew her, she accomplished many things for her class and for the high school. She will always re- main in the hearts of her classmates as one who never asked for much but was always willing to do her share.

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The Prineipafs Message WHEN THE ROAD IS ROUGH In a recent conversation with one of our senior boys, he remarked, I get my lessons when I like the work. I am certain that I make an excellent record in the courses which I enjoy and which mean something to me. But, he continued, I don't spend much time on books which are uninteresting or on lessons which are boring. Life is too short to be wasted on anything you don't enjoy. This young fellow is partly right, but he is partly in error. It is a fact, of course, that one should find inter- esting work. It is a tragedy for a person to spend his life in activity which he does not enjoy. Many people do that, but it is a thing to be avoided so far as possible. One should try to find a vocation he will like. The fact remains, however, that there is no work in the world which is just one sweet song. You will never find a job, in school or out, which is agreeable in all its phases and every hour of the day. Whether you are a student of history, mathematics, music, law, or medicine, you will have to do unpleasant things. Each week one is confronted with the necessity of doing hard work which is not enjoyed. These hours are exceptions, but they are there and cannot be escaped. If you are so soft of fiber that you turn aside whenever you reach anything which is difficult, you will never get very far, either as a student or anywhere else. Enjoy your work by all means, but do not lie down on the job whenever you come to something which is difficult. Get the habit of mastering your work. The world wants men and women who are equipped to move forward over the rough roads as well as the smooth. 'Tis easy enough to be pleasant When life flows along like a song, But the man worth while is the man who will smile When everything goes dead wrong. fElla Wheeler Wilcoxj