Everett High School - Crimson Tide / Memories Yearbook (Everett, MA)

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E. H. S MEMORIES OF 1930 E. H. S 9

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 19S0 E. H. S. Just one question: How much is your word worth? Do you give it lightly? Do you break it easily? Do you measure your promises before they are given? Do you dare to tell the truth? How much does your word mean to your friends? Can they tie to it and feel secure? Do they know that you are true blue? How much does it mean to the people you know? Do they shrug their shoulders when you speak? Or do they listen and believe? How much will your word mean in business? Will your employer have to check up on you? Will he believe you and in you, absolutely? Your pay envelope will tell. How much will it mean at the bank? The man who is known to keep his word has large credit. If your word is good, you have traveled far toward success in business; toward sound financial credit; toward respect in your community; toward friendships that grip; toward a char¬ acter that will stand the test of God. Wilbur J. Rockwood. 8

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E. H. S. MEMORIES OF 1930 E. H. S. THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1930 HEED LITTLE ADVICE. ONE THING ONLY WOULD I ASK OF THEM: THAT THEY CONTINUE TO MAKE THEIR OWN OPPORTUNITIES AND NEVER DEMAND THAT MOST MODERN OF PREROGATIVES— A BREAK . Martin G. Sanborn. 10