Polk High School - Cub Yearbook (Polk, NE)

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Processional ?'iss Lucile’Sandfort Invocation Vocal Solo A-dres3--A Life Invested Trombone Solo --Donna Sundberg Presentation ol Scnolarships — Presentation of Class- Presentation oi Diplomas -Wilber 7hi tacre Benediction Rev. Rates

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extensi }.n our .ust be scenic oe but orhaps the one '-S well '.opend ,ef ore on agent. There are seme qualification that we must insist upon ruide First he must be authentic. Ho must be genuine, ho competent. We are told that the mines and other underground places have many guides. Some are authentic. Some pretera. If we were to emply their leadership we would oe in uanger, would not return to safety again. Whereas the authentic guide, that has been over route, the one that know the aanger poln s as the points of interest has a badge on his uniform. Wo can upon him. Jesus Christ, the friend of youth, has trod the way us He has concuered death, hell, and the grave and lives to Secondly, we need one that is interested in ua personally. It has oecn said that we have but a very limited number of frlenc anc. It is true for often those that we place the most confidence in leave U6 cold hen we need that friend the most. The one that said that a true friend .s one that knows all about us and loves us just the same was righ . Jonn, the Beloved, decalres that wc have an advocate with the rather, ven Jesus Christ, the righteous. Now an advocate is one tnat pleaas ceses, a lawyer, one that we can go to in the time of need. We have a crue friend in whom we can confide our greatest problems and sorrows. One that will plead our case amid adversity. One that will win for us. One that will love us all the while. Such is our Lord. We need a soiide to see success. Success is a normal aspiration. To determine whether or not one is a success in life we must know his , oal. One young man aspires to the position of manager of a de- partment atore. Another may seek the position of a good clerk, ihe first one finds himself in later lif behind a counter in a small coun- try store while the latter has attained his goal and more, ne is at the head of a department with several men under him and still climoliv . The first one failed, the latter has found- success. If you want suc- cess there are little things we ill can do. Smiling. Speaking Kind words. Showing respect for the aged. Lending always a helping nano. Telling the truth under all circumstances. Choosing only the good for dally companions. Reading books which instruct and inspire rather than excite. Forming the habit of close observation and careful study. Spending less than one makes so as to provide for emergencies. Accept- ing the Bible as the only true guide for this life. --Selected. In closing let us notice King George VI closing message to an anx- ious British Empire on Christmas morning 1939: And I said to the man who stood at the gate of the year, 'Give me a lif lit that I may tread safely into the unknown . And he replied, Go out into the darkness and put your hand into the hand of God, and that will oc to you oetter than light or better than a known way . And so young people, take this same advice. Put your hand in the .and of God and venture out on His premises and success will be yours. Rev. Bailey dismissed the audience with a prayer and benediction. The r.raduates then marched out, Miss Sandfort playing the recessional.

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