Montebello High School - Golden Key Yearbook (Montebello, CA)

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rwyf ,M y y is WWW :ffm fx: in ,',' ff i.illea1af . 3 ' I y DEDICATION . my X 1 el' ff ' , Ffa' f-il- iss, .nfs-1 iff X , , ll 5 5 Nu-:trim mm: autumn V bel1o's most loved and respected teachers.. I-leis the one to whom all come with theirgtroubles over cars and other machineryq One finds in him a re- sourceful, optimistic adviser, not only in mechanics, but in problems of school' life. X ' ' Accuracy, clear-thinking and care go to make up his character. -What- A ready smile and quiet but 'forceful air i entify him as one of Monte- my His subject is a practical and thoroughly useful one. Many fine I l cool and unruffled. N5 , ever emergency or problem. may arise in his department, he always remains my things- have been constructed in- Q . his shop. Remarkable boats and wrought iron work are evidence W QM of the skill and perseverance of the boys who come under his inf struction. The painting and re- pairing of. cars also comes, under f his supervision. 'Q When not engaged in school activities, his interest turns to his i hobby, fox-raising. Each sum- fd mer, as soon as school closes, he heads his car and boat toward Lake Almanorxand remains there as long as possible-, devoting him- 1 self to caring for his silver foxes Nw and to hunting and lishing. - kt ln appreciation'of his careful l 1 K and unobtrusive efforts on our be- M half and in appreciation of his fl R X L! sterling character, We sincerely jj ff! C J X dedicate this year's Golden Key if fa! UA!! X to Mr. George Benton. ' ' 1-J Wlili fl ti J 0 T7 3c Page Five ieeilxas