Kensington High School - Chimes Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Ghz Qlricket un the ibearth N old saint, says a wellfknown story, asked an eager college graduate what he now intended to do. 'iOh, was the quick reply, I shall get my Doctor's Degree now. And then?'l asked the saint. Then I shall do research work and find out things that no one else has ever known. at si And then? the saint repeated, Then, answered the youth, I shall be rich and famous. And then? came again the question, And then I shall rest and enjoy my fame and riches. Once more was repeated the question, L'And then?l' More slowly came the answer. Then4well, then I suppose I shall die. Softly spoke the old saint. And then? And the young man hung his head. For the only way to face the challenge of that question to the very end is to build the house of the spirit that is made neither with hands nor even with brainsg lor that house is enduring character. u 4... U. ELIZABETH A. FEWSMITH. Six

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390 discipline is worth While unless it is selffimposed. The discipline from the outside is another name for force. That spirit alone is free that can control itself. The Good Book says, He who conquereth himself is greater than he who tak' eth a city. That is not only good Scripture: it is a good rule for living. BEULAH A. FENIMORE. i 41 Five

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