Benson Polytechnic High School - BluePrint Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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PAGE 8 F or the Past F ew Years our destinies have been largely in the hands of our instructors. In leaving Benson we realize that it is largely through their efforts that we are now qualified to continue our education or to fill our places in the world. They have helped us over the hard places, many of which were hard no' doubt because of our lack of application. They have been patient with usg they have worked generously for our wel- fareg they have spurred us on when we would lag. On looking hack we can see that we often made their work unnecessarily diflicult. We are sorry we did so now, and we are grateful they didn't give up. Our hearts are filled with appreciation and gratitude for their un- tiring effort, and we will attempt to reward them with our conscien- tious employment of' the knowledge they have given us igo ensure our success. I-LM-1 THE MAJORITY of high school students do not realize the value of an education, and their efforts at gaining one are not what they should be. However, when they are about to enter the great world of industry to make a place for themselves, they realize how valuable every little bit of preparation is. Those of us who go on to college, especially after working awhile, will show a different atti- tude toward learning. If only there were some way that we could make the under-classmen realize the importance of learning all they can while they have the splendid opportunity! Most of them receive this valuable advice, but only a small percentage of them take ad- vantage of' itg the rest of them afterward wish they had. eva Om: CLASS will add its plea that you who follow us may have a just appre- ciation and respect for your teachers, and may fully profit by their interest in you. J AMES li. 'l'UN'l'Z l'icv-Principfrl

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