Soldan High School - Scrip Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Tl-IE SCRIP understand the meaning, the farfreaching influence, the joyous inspiration of such lives! May you each be inspired to build your life on such solid foundation! Day by day, in every situation, are occasions for choosing to be completely square. So choosing, new strength is added, new surencss comes in these terrifically important aspects. In each such situation, the person concerned is either completely honest or he is not honest, he is entirely honorable or he is not honorableg he is trustworthy or he is not to he trustedg he can be relied on for rightness of attitude and performance or he is not reliable: he is actuated by high purpose or his purpose is not good enoughg he is faithfully on the job or he is not faithful. Miss Tarbell is right: 'Character is some' thing which permits no alibisf' To build sureness, staunchness of right character, there must be no wavering, no uncertainty, no serving of low or selfish purposes. Fiminess in these matters grows and becomes part of the person acting, if he remains true time after time, over and over again, if he follows the gleam constantly. What a marvelous result is the attainment of utter worthiness of character! How farfreaching is such accomplishment! Keep the vision clear before you! I like these words by Wallace Dunbar Vincent. I believe that you, too, will like them. Huw high are you? Where is your thinking done- Close to the earth, or upward toward the sun? Do petty things absorb your ev'ry thought- The game, the latest crime, what's sold and bought? Do noble deeds and lives inspire your zeal, Or are you more concerned about a meal? How high, or low, is your most cherished plan? The answer marks your stature as a man. How broad are you? Where does your goodwill end- Does race or creed determine who's your friend? To your snap-judgments do you cling with pride, Or do you listen to the other side? Quick to condemn, are you prompt with the rod, Or do you leave the chastening to God? How loyal is your heart to all mankind? The answer marks the broadness of your mind. How deep are you? Where does your honor start- Is it embedded in your inmost heart? Do you count virtue a convenient thing To practice, or, sore tried, aside to fling? Have you the courage by your code to bide, And fight for right, though on the losing side? 'Tis thus God reckons, through life's little span, The veritable measure of a man! Sincerely yours, HERBERT P. STE1.LxvAcEN. TEN

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