Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

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,..-aus,-W. fail! 4 , ,, - I , c X f- s if f A. ne w X . In this day and age it seems that consideration for others is one of the forgotten virtues. Such graces as simple polite- ness and regard for the amenities of gracious living are con- sidered outmoded. Young men especially seem to think that these are Hsissy.H Sadly enough they are encouraged in this belief by the other sex who glorify the Nhe-man.H This seems a retrogression towards the cave man days. Many of you will learn the hard way that you are not sufficient to yourselves alone, but are dependent unon the opinion of others. Freedom of self expression is a desirable goal, but when such freedom becomes license to the extent of encroachment upon the rights of others the true value of consideration becomes evident After a long life given to dealing with matters involving people, young and old, I am convinced that the Golden Rule is still the best guide to successful living. Stephen G. Bean