Weber State University - Acorn Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

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jc UnfmtSfjeti Jflobel A R V I X R I (» B Y carelessly closed the old wooden gate of his country home and started in the direction of the station. He was on his way to the city of Melburg to attend to some business for his father. The rays of the rising sun seemed to play tag with the shadows among the grass and flowers near his feet. A cool breeze, carrying the odor of clover blossoms was blowing very gently. Overhead among the branches of the irees were birds, cooing and calling to their mates and occasionally a butterfly or buzzing bee few past. In fact, everything seemed endowed with life and activity. Still none of these things were noticed by Marvin as he walked slowly along, for he was buried in thought. Marvin had attended the Melburg High School for three years and was now working to obtain money to carry him through the remaining year. During the past week he had been offered a position by a large business firm of the city. This, to his father and many of his friends, was an opportunity which he should grasp. Marvin realized that it was a great chance to work his way up in the business world, but there seemed to be lots to lose. He knew that if he accepted the offer his school days would be over and the ques- tion that lie was debating in his mind as he walked to the station was: Which is the greater opportunity? While he was thinking of school a mental picture framed in his mind. It was commencement time and the school auditorium was beautifully decorated. On one side of the stage was a bower made of red and white roses, his class colors. Beneath it he saw his classmates who were participating in the commencement