Flathead High School - Flathead Yearbook (Kalispell, MT)

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WHEELS... Wheels of the mill growling, grinding, Wheels of the mill our lives unbinding, Keep life going, oh wheels we pray thee, 'Till thy job i.s done. Wheels of the mill whirling, ringing, Wheels of the mill our lives fulfilling, Keep us growing to heights of chara,cter, Thus we pray thee wheels of the mill. -Carle O'Neil

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S Titus Kurticllanov Principal . . . Q. Fare Ye Well ' When friends come to a parting of the way in the journey of life and each goes his own way in the direction of his vgoal, it is the impulse of friendship to say Farewell.i' In this simple term there is conveyed all the good wishes and the thoughtful concern of a friend for the welfare of another. It is a way of saying May you fare well, or I wish you a happy journey-safe, successful and prosperous. It is encouraging to have the good wishes of a friend, but whether our journey be safe and successful, whether we reach our goal or not, is determined, not by the good wishes of a friend, but by our own good purposes. Our own wishes translated into deter- minations and enacted into deliberate achievements must carry us on toward a. worthy goal. The man who would achieve must do the workg the lad who would win a race must do the running. True achievement of good cannot be begged, borrowed nor stolen. No relief agency can dole out success. It does not come by acci- dent nor by some strange magic. The good things we want must be earned by work, pre-requisites must be met, the price must be paid in terms of obedience to nature's rules. The mind and heart must qualify for the reception of good things. Good attracts good but good and evil are mutually repellent. Whether we have a safe and happy journey depends on the road we take. There are roads that lead to all we mean by happiness and there are ways that lead directly away, so we simply cannot take the wrong road and arrive at the right destination. There is a way, and a way, and only the high way leads to high things. Wise men tell us and all human experience corroborates, that: We pay for what we get and get what we pay forg we sow what we reap and reap what we sow. I rave no more 'ainst time or fate, For lo mine own shall come to me. Therefore, Seniors, I wish you wisdom to choose the road to success and happiness and I urge you to qualify for the good things you seek. Fare-ye-well. 8