The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-06

| ems lne Will ana destroys the inner
sensibilities.
"Do not misunderstood The
Mind is not the brain any more than
the hand is the motive power that
produces great skill for the surgeon
in the use Of the knife. Your mind
is that unseen reality which uses
your brain and other members OF
your physical organism Mind func-
tons through the brain, generates
thought that influences and directs
all members of the physical organ
ism. Therefore, the quality Of the
brain limits the power Of the mind
in generating constructive thought.
We are charged not TO deflle the
physical body, the temple in which
we live. When we keep our physical
organism free from poisons, from all
material substances that will de-
teriorate or pollute il, the mind will
bring us nearer the superhuman
plane in our thinking, in our pur-
poses and in our daily living When
our daily needs press heavily we
feel that earning living is about all
we can do, but this is not true.
Ordinary tasks produce larger re-
turns than wages. Every worth
while task well performed leaves
| it,rracciopc IL, fbs ,,,inJ .rJ 80. a., "a.
heart. We are the architects Of an
enduring personality which brings a
new sense of value to LIES simplest
tasks. Personality is changed by
every thought and act. II is true the
tangible returns for our labor are
first used in obtaining food and pro-
viding shelter, but our by-products
are of lasting worth and change our
whole outlook.
ITO build sterling manhood or
womanhood we must learn the value
of time and how to use it advan-
tageously, Time must not be wasted;
time is that element of which life is
made; time is the most precious
thing with which we have to work
during our physical existence. Learn
to use time wisely and profltably.
''Tn building a successful career,
in making an outstanding leader, in
accomplishing any great feat you
have only one instrument with
which to work and that instrument
is your mind. You have rich in
heritance-a good mind capable of
making all Things possible for you
if you take the best care of it, train
it thoroughly and direct it construc-
lively. If you do these things your
mind will be your servant, your
fortress of defense, your protection,
your guide, and will lead you to
victorious living. But if you mis-
use it, it will bring you to poverty,
failure, shame, disgrace, and TO an
early grave. How will you use this
divine gift, this dynamo of power,
this energy producing, intangible
eternal gift of all ages-your mind?
Remember the mind is not the brain.
You do not train the brain you
train the mind Your physical Or
ganism is yours but it is not you.
II is being used, directed and con-
trolled by an unseen reality that
functions through the body and the
brain. The brain is physical; the
mind is beyond the physical. Physi-
cal life is not long enough to exhaust
the possibilities of the Mind. Out of
our speculatious comes the realm of
conscience and reason and we enter
the realm of Faith which is our
guarantee of the reality of things
not yet known but which are real.
now charge you to continue the
| building of a Constructive Philos-
ophy that will make it possible to
control your faculties which open
wide fields of usefulness and bring
rewards that are far beyond your
present comprehension. Continue to
grow intellectually and spiritually
in order 10 be of greater usefulness
in life"
The class roll follows Betty
Brandenourg, Grace Ball, Emma
Byers, Catherine Brown, Florence
Brisbin, Ecile Baker, Helen Burger,
Vivian Cullison, Louise Crider, Dor
j othy Crider, Frances DeMichel,
Anna Belle Dick, Janice Eckstinc,
Jeanette Fouch, Jane Hauver,
Ralph Harbaugh, Augustine John
son, Mary Kinna, Doris Miller, Anna
Moore, Vivian Rudy, Johanna Rob
man, June Ridenour, Doris Riden-
our, DeMurnie Scott, Thelma Shank,
Dorothy Shank, Kathryn Smith,
Minnie Sutton, Katherine Sponsel-
ler,s Meta Weekley, Elizabeth Your