Fosdick Masten Park High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Glyn ,Spirit uf jltlzxstcu flurk TO THE CLASS OF l92Z Dr. Frank S. Fosdick. If l were to condense in a single sentence my best wish for you, it would doubtless take this form: Have a lofty conception of what constitutes real life and then use every honorable means to fulfill that ideal. It is a somewhat common belief that there are many avenues that lead to success and in a restricted sense this is true. Possibly most of you have already decided upon some definite lines of activity which according to your expectation, will result in happi- ness, will insure merited achievement, will win ultimate triumph. But there are certain fundamental principles that cannot be ignored with- out hazarding all hopes of final success. Any one who ceases to be a contributor to the general good, any one who takes the attitude that the chief business of life is to get all that is possible out of it and give little or nothing in return, is doomed to disappointment and failure. l sincerely hope that the members of the Class of l922 will so order their thoughts, their aspirations, their daily lives that the years will bring constant development-an ever increasing gladness that they have such splendid opportunities of service and that the resultant goal will be equal to their most sanguine hopes.