Bourne High School - Canal Currents Yearbook (Bourne, MA)

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Lire will teach you that its demands are many. While rewarding, they are exacting, they are harsh, and sometimes they are even cruel. Personal integrity is valued far more than great personal achievement. It cannot be bought, and yet it is something which each individual may pos- sess and prize, above all else. The value of a person’s contribution is often determined by one’s ability to get along with fellow workers. The future of our civilization depends upon our willingness to know our neighbors, in trying to understand them, and then in making every reasonable effort to get along with them. All areas of achievement or types of professions are important to some- one! All of us feel that we have certain skills that we can use more effectivelv than others. The influence of the Humanities will always be great. However, this is a Science and Mathematics world! If you have ability in these areas, take courses that will give you an adequate background. Able, well-trained people in these fields will play an important part in our future well being. The strength of our future civilization depends upon well prepared and understanding teachers. Without good teachers and enough teachers, the very foundations of our Democracy will crumble. S

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