Stockton High School - Guard and Tackle Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Przincipdlys Message CHOOSE your associates and your friends with care. You are a part of all you meet. Make that environment constructively helpful. It costs much to be a friend or to have a friend. You will not and can not have many. Fortunate will you be to have a few who are absolutely faithful. From this inner circle choose the wisest for your counselors. Seek proper advice on all important mat- ters, and heed it. Choose your work or vocation wisely. Select work which you can do and do well, and which you will enjoy. If you do not find happiness in your work. you will not find it anywhere, although you must realize there are unpleasant things to be met in every line of endeavor. Take time now to prepare for the job which awaits you. Keep up with your calling. Every day brings new developments. Anticipate tomorrow's needs if you can, and your success will be assured. Choose your time for play as well as for work and study. We Americans do not play enough. Everyone should have a vocation. an avocation, and a vacation. Let all three be wholesome. Leisure hours need not be idle or destruc- tive. Make them helpful. Enjoy your youth while you may. Girlhood and boyhood come but once. Do not be in a hurry to establish a home. Many marry too young. Home is the best and happiest place in the world, but the business of home-making and home-keeping is nevertheless a serious one. Make your decisions carefully. Wise counsel and careful choosing as to your friends, your vocation, your avocation. your study, and your home will contribute much to your happiness and your success. May both be yours in abundance! -NOEL H. GARRISON. l8l

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