Wattsburg Area High School - Grail Yearbook (Wattsburg, PA)

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l P 7fh.7fldZov5.?amzeq Seniors: Every principal wishes to see every graduate acquire the best possible training for life. Discipline is an important part of this training, because the person who has not learned to discipline himself, not only is a danger to society but also to himself. I trust that the time you haveuspent in high school has not onlyhelped you tohacquire the use of factual knowledge, but the ability to discipline yourself, to think clearly, and, to act rightly. l P The success of our democracy is dependent upon this and the willingness of the individual to take a worth-while part in the life of the community, the state, and the nation. n 4

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S F ' 7ih.2a6p4Z.7mleq CLASS OF 1958 The dawn of a new scientific age has brought about a keen awareness of the vast opportunity awaiting those possessed of ambition and determination. What objective have you set for yourself in life? If you have an aim, opportunities to attain your end are ras inevitable as the seasons. If you do not know what you want, how shall anything be made to serve you? Don't complain that you lack talent or that your goals are limited by material circumstances. The important thing is to have an objective and to pursue it with perserverance and determination. What is the aim that one should propose to himself? Not getting and possessing, but becoming and being. ,We easily persuade ourselves that we should be happier were circumstances more favorable. It is your duty and privilege to do what you can here and now, as regrets serve but to enfeeble and distract. 6

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