Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

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MISS EBERLEY School Nurse DOCTOR WILSON School Doctor UQ Cyan of 1936 Those who leave high school this year will soon face many problems which will challenge all the knowledge and experience of high school years. An Englishman once said The London Times isn't what it used to be and a wit replied, No, it never was. The old Greeks had a saying Everything flows. There is a spirit of unrest every- where and many things seem to be changing before our very eyes. And yet there are some permanent values and to these I would briefly call your attention. America is still a land of opportunity. If you don't believe it, study carefully conditions in Europe or any other part of the world and you will soon be convinced that America is the garden spot of the world. Opportunity still has a way of open- mg the door for the youth who is prepared. Be ready when your time comes. Everything has its price, even success. Don't expect something for nothing. There is no Santa Claus. Life has always been a struggle and doubtless always will be. In spite of the strange doctrine, that the world owes us a living, it will lead to more happiness and security to meditate upon what we owe the world. Final success is based upon character. People may seem to succeed or may succeed for awhile by cheating in the game of life but ultimately deception and dishonesty bring a fitting retribution. The mills of the gods grind slowly but they grind exceedingly fine. The old fashioned ideals of purity and hon- esty are simply common sense applied to life. Always be what you seem to be and you will do a greater thing than achieve success, you will deserve it. MR. E. W. LONG, Superintendent. ELEVEN J -11 -JJ I' V9 -wk Xi- 2 1 X J 1 1 3 xwbxxswxxs Q fm, 5 ' ' -X.-s.7X 4- . -V . ff ' l