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Which lesson do you uve until lost? Is it English or history? Or maybe sdgebxa or science! Why do yon wait and study this lassea 'after tht others? Is it because jou ‘are MtWg.1t 'for a treat! Very ’unliltelyf Ifs probably because!** lyour peeroet subject—the «a« y«o* - ’publicly or secretly denounce. But
|this/"saving ttnttl 'tut* bbsfnea 'is sot, a very good 4dea. Jjett time, do your hardest fanon-ftrst, while you’re fresh. You’ll be surprised how mucb easier it'll be
You have a wide variety of sub-' jects from which to choose at the beginning of the year but there are also several required. " '
“If you take Latin, I’ll taka it, too." *r\, *fio, let's take silence. Tomand Dick are taking it and I like Mrs. Do-jigger. Sue took it last year and'Mid she never home work.". ....
So forth and so on. . . Is this the way you choose a subject? Did you consider hdw ihe sehjeet will help you in *y<Wr 4«Cum career?—-———-—%--— - - Mow that you are in high school, you have more decisions to make. Listen to the counsel of parents and friends but do not be dominated by it.
Make your own decisioiis botween science and math or between right and wrong, but remember you live, by these deci sions. Don’t drift with the current or be afraid to choose—only ponder ~within yourself as to its value to your family, to your friends, to our country, and to ourself.
Start now. .Make „ the little choices for the big one follows.
O. B. Reid.
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