Wakarusa High School - Waka Memories Yearbook (Wakarusa, IN)

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hu... 49 e r- '. X r 4 9992 ' 7 474 Q-,,.'f -rn sit nJPPnDKTUJll'H S OF YOJT1-I Youth is tho time when you are forming various pictures of the man or woman you desire to become. Youth should learn that very ear ly in life they must choosethe kind of individual they want to become This is one of the biggest problems you will face in lifeg this is the center of nearly all your inner struggles and conflicts, the question It is plain that you can not be all of the pictures which you may have imagined for yourself. We should select for ourselves those pic tures which will help us become useful, worthwhile citizens of the community All the way from the cradle to the grave, the building of a man's character centers about the problem of choosing a strong, consistent, balanced personality picture and having chosen it, never departing from it. Your moral destiny, your social influence, your intellect ual development--in short, your power as a person among your fellows depends upon your choosing the noblest self that is within the range of your possibilities and abiding by it. If we have been true to our selves, we can say, as Polonious in 'Hamlet' said to Laertes, To thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man ' Ora C Stryoker, Superintendent of Elkhart County Schools A MESSAGE FKCJM CJUK TKU5- LL 'There are trusts that are left to each of us that are of eter nal value. Two of these are: the right use of time and the power of choice. Our future depends on the right use of our time. We spend time as though it were so much money. Each moment lost can never be re gained. Our forefathers have handed down to us a heritage envied b the world. They did this by hard, useful labor and right choices Our beloved America came not by chance. Principles, sound and hard earned, are the foundation of our government. There have been so-called intellectuals, political and academic, rich, well educated who made it a fashion to sneer at things American. There have been those who have pointed at matured communism as the dawn of the king dom of heaven. Some of these are now repenting. It is a mighty ser ious thing to flout 300 years of growing civilization in this land to flout a flag from which womenand children have never fled in terr or, flout it for flags that since their first unfurling have waved over nothing but violence with political opinion free there is a task that invites virtue. May those who receive their diplomas from this school look forward to daysin which they will haveno regrets. May they look forward to days which shall abound in the joy that comes from time well spent and choices which merit God's eternal approval HarryB Holdenan, Trustee t 1 is X O ,Q Y '--- A Lfwilf Q .,N- gg 7 'V' ,Y I' y' ,0-,,.. I :go fl 'f' X Fx I ' upon which your very destiny hangs. neil f f X rf Y D I B gl! Q

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