University of Missouri College of Engineering - Shamrock Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Page S The Fight for Success NE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT LESSONS in life is that success must continually be won and is never finally achieved. There are those who look upon the supposed fortunate in our Social eflorts, who have achieved places of influence and distinction, as though they had in some way gained at citadel in which they stand secure against every attack. In truth, all they ha-'ve clone is fo gain, another level of responsiliility in -which they must make good. Every clay is one of test. Every day puts nit risk all that has been gaiiwrl. The greater the apparent ficllieveinent the greater the risk of loss. The fartller you have climbed, the more disastrous the full. As has well been said, it is not worth while to talk of the end of rx period, for you are always at the beginning of ai new one. You cannot rest content. You have been vigilontg it re- mains to be yet Inorc vigilant. You have been fllitllflll, but fidelity is an active virtue wlliclr demands its daily sacrinee of any counter interest, its daily response in energetic service. C1-nmnns EVANS HUGHES.