Schlarman High School - Summit Yearbook (Danville, IL)

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F Cl E h 6 T E d 1U Cl T lg SCHLARMANIHGH SCHOOL 2112 NORTH VERMILION STRIIT DANVILLE, ILLINOIS uf t Dear Class of 1959 t There is no point at which a man or woman may say, NNow my education is complete.N Each new land explored 5? by mind or heart turns out to be the corridor to yet 6 other unknown lands. Each hill climbed becomes a lookout for more distant hills. nl The child learns to add and subtract to the end that the man may harness the forces of nature. Learning the al- phabet is but a preliminary to the mastery of philosophy. Recognizing a noun is preparation for conversation in the languages of Europe or the Orient. The challenge of education is constant and unending. ln life, it is inevitable that you can do only a few things extraordinarily well. For the rest, it will be enough that in all things you gave the best you had. This age of stainless steel and deep-freeze units and jet pro- pulsion may tempt us to measure success with a yardstick. But to do so would be as foolish as to try measuring love with a slide rule or weighing happiness in a scale. Success, enduring success, is a compound of service and justice and courage and charity, of sacrifice and reverence. It eludes and evades until the hour in which Christ, our brother, takes our hand in His and we feel the pulse of that power which guides whirling planets and draws from stars the light to glorify His Name. The cry of success is the song of the psalmist: UI rejoiced, because they said to me: 'vb shall go into the house of the Lord.'H May God bless you and keep you. T+':a+.hn1f' Ffrhm 'PH R11+.1'.Uel'l

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