Hellertown High School - Reflector Yearbook (Hellertown, PA)

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t 5 . T , fuzz. fM....i.,,, of My C-frigid 0 1944 Have you ever stood beside an echo lake - a lake which throws back remarkably and clearly Whatever is shouted? Call names that are unkind and harsh, and those same names will come back, call names that are gentle and courteous, and thats the kind of echo you will hear. Life is that Way. We reap as we sow, and what We sow. Sow hate, and reap contempt. Sow love, and reap friendship. Sow selfishness, and reap loneliness. Sow service, and reap gratitude. Benedict Arnold sowed dis- loyalty and treachery, and reaped disgrace. Washington sowed loyalty and patriotism, and reaped immortality. - We must go half Way, at least, in making friends, in Winning confidence, in acquiring personal power. The successful person goes more than half Way. We must not expect more of others than of ourselves. When we fail to do our share, We cannot have life's best. Unselfish Work asks for no material gains. A kind Word, a noble deed, an exemplary life are never in vain. Some- times the good that comes from upright and helpful living is quickly apparent, but often not. Like some seeds that take a long time to sprout, so do most creditable acts require a long time to bear fruit. Such kindnesses go on and on, increasing in force, and eventually come back to us like the echo from across the lake. ln closing may I hope that the echoes that return to you from time to time will be a real source of satisfaction and pleasure for you. Sincerely, M. E. ll.LlCK