Harbor High School - Mariner Yearbook (Ashtabula, OH)

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7a Me elau W i942 You are going forth from the Harbor Schools which have been your home for the past twelve years. We are confident that many of you cherish a genuine affection for your school and your community. You will be told that you are crossing the old threshold and entering a new world. In a sense, this is true. The feelings and attitudes you harbor in mind and heart as you go will have much to do with determining the kind of new world you are entering. It may be well to remind your- selves that it is your world and that to it you owe a new and ever-growing allegiance. It is a world in which you will endeavor to find pleasure, wealth of one kind or another, adequate outlet for your ener- gy, and opportunity to make the world better. If you would avoid tragedy of the direst kind, you will seek early to find what your world expects of you and go about measuring your abilities, and will to meet those expectations. lluppy will you be if you realize from the sort that lay: umlorgii'd; the woi'lll and that strict obedience will bring: i111- 1.10:1:L11e 21.1:l lusting satisfac- tions. You may have chufezl at times 11:1:131' rules, and regula- tions of the school 21an may have lookvd murorly towzml grudouon :15 11 any of eman- ura non. llow soon V'111 will ho tliszlllux'ionel in 1111:. ll u'l, you 11s.: w. Lly :i: ennui . Lilllelf L'iill tlzom ho hol;l lite 5:12.1J 1:1'1L..i.1,1 3:9 .1 ii? in 1113 lulu midst of the XVUI'lIYS hurly- burly struggle for life and lixw ing. You say you are going to Find success. That is fine, but whether you succeed or fail will depend largely on whether you are brave enough to sume responsibilities and dis- charge them according to your ability. You need not he discour- aged by circumstances. They can Poithor nwke break you. They 121113;, at timoz, dlscouz'ugo you but you 01111 do mut'h to re? shape them or create new ones. Your rosuoii'leitiC: will not be too heavy. They will be grade u11t e d :u'cord'ng to your strength, resourz'es :md Will tr- dL If your y'hool huh x'eryz'tl its purnose, it will 5 1 you forth with :1 11:1? Putn'r'o' of umh 'micl'rgr :1 11 o 111 11' :1 You 1 V not hum :tll t' o ,.t 1031:: you de:i 0. but. if the din 5.1'3 i: :3:22u:113, :uloquti e knoxxu lilx IZL'JB..J. HS- llOl' .1Lt..,t, no; mo No assurance of easy going: can be held out to youth in our day. Bewildering.r confusion. clashing of political, civic, in- dustrial and interests, brutal facts, gloomy prophecies and stark tragedies, of oppres- sion and W211' mark and mar the world no other recorded era of its existence. But life is not hopeless. This same World has more knowledge, more sci- ence, more resources than ever before. If perversity cam be conquered and these abundant means be directed into channels of world welfare, :1 new golden age mm be brought into being. You and the other tens of thousands of young people who are hnishing school duties and assuming useful tasks on a larger scale constitute the su- preme hope of :1 new creation based on justice, liberty. and human goodwill. racial as in Your years that 211'? g: me are few and the yours to CnmC um. munyibut nut nuw th-u you 62m :U'r'ovrl to $3er mu'h time in dwelling: on the I-onh 111211'Liye trifle: that mark :1 ltigrh s-luml co2:1itiotu'e'1ient llo ouger to he on your way. ThLu will your graduation tn'W W1 . l x. .. ll 55' 1, .lih lift irr'l'1iicly muzh while. SH 13mm 19:113. , :1'11 iI11'1' - x': l' 1 you: limitl: y -u CanlijCJl 1,.1 Jams q .H W J1

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