Belmont High School - Campanile Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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The abundant lrle cornprlses two essent1als knowledge and an abthty to apply rt for some good purpose Nerther can be neglected Wllh safety An abxhty to apply knowledge 1mp11es an understandxng ot our fellow men and the1r needs It IS not learned alone from same dual process But the knowledge that 1S gamed from study IS the basrc materral wrth whrch expenence and observat1on deS1QI'l and bu1ld an abundant hte W1thout the tra1n1ng of schools and the hablt of readmg rn later hte one may be an a1r castle archx tect but he wxll lack the stone and steel to make those castles a real1ty One cannot balk at the task of learmng dry facts lf he expects to bulld an abundant hfe for facts are the structural rnatenals that go mto 1ts foundatron and glve strength to 1ts walls J books but from experience and observation as well. Knowledge itself is acquired by the