J Sterling Morton East High School - Mortonian Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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TUDY BY ITSELF IS DRY and uninteresting. It is drudgery. But study as applied to the work one is doing is a revelation and 'Ji intensely interesting. Webster's dictionary says that, Work is a physical or intellectual effort directed to some 'endf' Either physical or intellectual effort taken lone is drudgery. Properly combined they give pleasure and develop the enthusiasm, initiative, and application iiecessary to' success. Either, by itself, produces a mere operator, combined, produce the mechanic. The work of a mere operator-the man who works with his hands and not with his brains,-is deadly monotonous and offers little or no chance for advancement. It is cheap help. The man who 'istudies while he works,', is the man who is always wanted everywhere and for all kinds of work. o o 0 o o o Some years ago it was thought that, with the advent of automatic machinery the demand for the mechanic would lessen. But, on the contrary, it has increased. It is now generally recognized that the production from even the most automatic machine, in both quantity and quality, is directly pro- portional to the brain power and knowledge of the man or woman who has charge of it. By brain power and knowledge, we do not mean a large amount of academic lore, but a knowledge of the fundamental subjects of mathematics, mechanics, physics, chemistry, and electricity, and their appli- :ation to the job or work one is doing.-Anon.