Fostoria High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Fostoria, OH)

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OSH' Red and 6,29 - Black - pleasure seeking path ever builds a state or starts a great movement. Only those who are serious and willing to strive can so achieve. Climb up to the man or woman God means you to be. I challenge you, my dear young friends, to go forth from your high school and this closing hour into the problems of your life, your vocation, your college years, to share responsibility, to stand ever on the side of right and justice. Careers of all kinds are open to you. Your life may be replete with worthy efforts and ever glorious deeds. 'Take the highest, purest and best as your standard. Believe in the distant hopes that lure you on. It matters not so much whether you lose or win in the game of life but it does matter how you play it. Get the vision of greater service and when the great hour of opportunity strikes in your life, may you be ready. The greatest measure of a life is not what it does but what it is. We all need ideals great enough to master us and sweep us in spite of ourselves. The summit is only for those who climb. The road of life forks every few steps. Where you are today depends altogether upon the road you took yes- terday. May you not be conscripts in the march of time, but rather volunteers. The high school, I trust has laid the foundation well in knowledge and character, but the secondary school is merely the portico of the vast temple of knowledge. The foundations you have laid will determine the structure which you will later build. If you have put into it sin- cerity, honesty, loyalty to truth, willingness to sacrifice and pay the price, you need have no fear for the stability and integrity of the superstructure which you are to build. You are standing at the portals of the Garden of Youth with the gates open to admit you to all her treasure. Enter with faith and courage and make the most of your best for the sake of others and thus you shall lay foundations which will make you master builders. Whenever you wish help or counsel, my door and my heart are ever open to you. Sincerely your friend, MISS MCDERMOTT. QIYX9 1928 - Page Twenty

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