Galion High School - Spy Yearbook (Galion, OH)

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ve . 1 3Y Mis. Kate M. Casey Mr. A. J. NIC1l'1l'Kl0 Dr. F. C, lNlcG:1ughy Mr. IQ. 4'. Alter Mr, S. Motsinpqer OPPORTUNITY Ours is a land of opportunity. The successful boy or girl is the first to sieze Opportunity. Delay too long to consider and She is gone and it is too late. Opportunity is one of three things which do not come back: The spoken word: the past lifeg and neglected opportunities. Do not wait for Opportunity to come to you, but go and seek her. Numberless opportunities fall under our eyes. If we but have eyes to see them and hands to pick them up. The falling apple was the oppor- tunity for Newton to solve the secret of gravitationg a Iioating seaweed fioating by his vessel enabled Columbus to pacify a mutinous crew and to inspire his men with the promise of a new continentg a jumping tea-kettle lid aroused the boy's curiosity and resulted in the giant of industry--the steam engineg a kite and key in Franklin's hand was the germ that resulted in our modern electrical inventions. There never existed more opportunities than there are in our age, and may the Class of 1928 embrace theirs and make the most of them. Opportunity is the flower of time, and as the stock remains after the liower is cut off, so time may be with us when Opportunity is gone forever. A. J. Monroe, President, Board of Education 14