There are two things that I want you to make up your minds to: first, that you are going to have a good time as long as you live—I have no use for the sour-faced man—and next, that you are going to do something worthwhile, that you are going to work hard and do the things you set out to do. I wish to see you strong and manly, and able to hold your own in the world. I wish to see you able to work and to enjoy honest sport, and to be decent, clean-living, clean-thinking fellows. I wish to see you able to hold your own under all circumstances and against all comers, and yet to be gentle and tender, and to be men who will not only look after their own interests, but who will also be able to do their duty by the State and by their neighbors.