Riverside Brookfield High School - Rouser Yearbook (Riverside, IL)

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ROUSER 4 I y 1 -71, Greater Achievement 388 IGH-School-Graduate turned from the contemplation of his newly acquired diploma to answer a rap at the door. A stranger stood on the threshold. His manner was abrupt and his speech direct. I am Life, he said. Come with me. Every High-School- Graduate started eagerly. Yes, indeed! he replied. I have been awaiting your call. I am ready! Are you, indeed? said Life. That is well. There is much to do. Can you labor without reward? Do you smile in the face of discourage- ment? Can you love others more than yourself? Are you prepared to accept criticism with calmness, and unfair judg- ment with forbearance? High - School - Graduate hesitated and gazed at Life with amazement. But, he exclaimed, the lessons I have learned are in language and science. I have not studied these things that you mention. Ah! answered Life softly. Then, my friend, your education is just begin- ning. You have but come to the place of commencement where you will ind awaiting you lessons of the sort I have mentioned. They will be easy or hard according as you have learned how to work and how to think. Begin, live, aspire, realize the best ideal of the moment: and this earnest effort shall lead the way to greater achieve- ment. --H. W. Dresser. GRACE C. TYLER. ' 1930 - -