John Burroughs School - Governor Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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I PM ,,,,,,,.,, ,,x. Nw. WL' ,QM 'Y , . Preface Maturity is a quality of -'-t personality made up of a Q . ,' number of elements. It is the ability to stick to a job, to Q :O 'V work on it, to struggle through it until it is finished, or until one has rw- 'QL l givencall one has in the endeavor. It is L- the quality or capacity of giving more than is asked or required in a given situation. It is this characteristic that enables others to count on one, thus it is reliability. Persistence is an aspect of maturity, the endurance of difficulties, unpleas- antness, discomfort, frustration, hardship. The ability to size things up, make one's own decisions, is a characteristic of maturity. This implies a consider- able amount of independence. Maturity includes a determination, a will to succeed and achieve, a will to life. Of course, maturity represents the capacity to co-operate, to work with others, to work in an orga- nization and under authority. The mature person is flexible, can defer to time, persons, circumstances. He can show tolerance, he can be patient and, above all, he has the qualities of adaptability and compro- mise . . . Basical y, maturity represents a wholesome amalgamation of two things: dissatisfaction with the status quo . . . and social concern and devotion. Emotional maturity is the morale of the individual. f Edward A. Strecker s