LaSalle High School - Ongiara Yearbook (Nigara Falls, NY)

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SOLILOQUIES OF THE GREAT At one txme or another, each of us IS offered some respon Slblllty and lf we make a success of our undertaking we are usually asked to do other th1ngs because of our reputatnon for rellabnlnty Thxs IS really Important because wherever we may be people wnll seek us out lf we can be depended upon to accomplxsh what we promxse to do The world IS lookmg for the man who can do somethmg not for the man who can explaxn why he dudn t do xt We wont all achieve greatness and dxstmcuon but by always domg our best we shall enjoy a certaln satlsfactnon whnch ns perhaps even better than attammg personal fame Some tlmes we shall seem to meet defeat but 1f we profit by lt we shall be better fitted for the next task and ln th1s way turn our defeat mto a v1ctory When thmgs do seem to go wrong stead of needlessly wastmg tnme nn worry we should make up our minds to do better at the next opportumty GEORGE COURTER We all have nn our m1nds an 1dea of that goal whlch crowns the efforts of those who succeed IH reachmg nts summnt It IS to th1s peak that we all ultxmately aspxre Durmg our Hugh School days wtth our faculty as leaders the path has been rather level and well marked Now as we set out on our own, the path becomes much steeper and more dangerous No doubt many of us may fall by the way or be pushed asnde by those who fool1shly attempt to clnmb too fast If we do manage to survxve th1s onslaught, we shall see that these same people have themselves become vnctlms of thelr own rash haste When we finally reach the top our job IS by no means fmlshed We must constantly strnve to mamtaln our posxtxon on top or some one more zealous wlll replace us If however we have managed to gain our objectnves by dmt of honest effort there ns llttle cause for worry about the future PAUL STOLZENFELS Returning as I frequently do to my fifth perlod study hall somewhat dreary and exhausted from over mdulgence at lunch I often reflect upon the reputatlon acqulred by day dreamers As I slt there gazmg mto space the thought sometimes strlkes me that I must be acquxrmg qumte 1 reputatnon myself as 1 dreamer of dreams Whlle I know that my thoughts and xdeas are probably not even worth mentlonmg my many recollec tlons and antxclpatlons of the future are not only a pleasure but I belleve are also benefictal Thls IS not an endeavor to justify my lndulgence m fan tasy but I do feel that I have recelved many mspnratnons whxle enjoy1ng th1s apparently bad hablt I consider my own future as well as that of others nn whom I am lT1OSt mterested and I reallze the hardshnps and obstacles whnch must be overcome to attam success I reflect upon the varxous solutxons to the many problems of lxfe and I belleve that rf one of these lmpedlments to success can be removed by my reverne then wlll my dream mg have not been ln va1n DORIS McCULLOUGH Opportunxty knocks but once Thus IS false because m realnty opportunxty knocks da1ly for those of you who are ready for rt Opportunmes are not brought about by magxc or supernatural means Although socxal and educatlonal or ganlzatxons may seem msxgmflcant they are very benefxclal rn furmshxng outlets for your natural mstmcts These are only part of the opportunltles offered 1n school If you are ready when these opportunmes present them selves you cannot help bemg successful Progress IS made today by those who are on the alert to see that whxch IS ahead The world moves fast and to be m the modern scheme of th1ngs you must look forward Look ahead Sennors umors Sophomores and jumor Hlgh School students grasp every opportuntty that IS offered and success wxll be your reward BERT OLSON page thirteen ' 9 9 v ' 9 , - . ' 7 7 7 s 1 1 1 1 I . . ,Q . . . . v 1 K ' . . , . ,, . . . . ' 1 7 , . . . . . . , . . ' , , 9 9 - 7 7 . , Ifl- , . 1 . . . . . . U . ,, , . . . . , 1 9 - . , , - ' s 7 . , . v . . Q ' 7 ' 9 9 ' s 7 ,I 9 7 7 is . , , Q

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