North Carolina School of Science and Math - Odyssey Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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FACES To my dear seniors, Graduation is near at hand and with it comes the payoff for ali of our academic encounters during the past two years. But graduation also brings the realization of more than just academics; each of us, as dictated by our own ingenuity, has reserved some special place at this school for him or herself. If not on the sports rosters, scholarship list, or student representative boards, at least — and more importantly — in the hearts of each other. No matter how much we have complained these two past years about the food, administration, homework, or hall matters, the experience — good and bad — has helped us grow to become more aware of our own and others ' needs. It is this thoughtfulness, this caring, that has made this school our home. If it is not the buildings and classes that will remain in our hearts for the years to come, then it is most certainly the people. We must all take with us what we have found here, about ourselves and about others, to wherever our respective roads may take us. As we pack our bags and hug each other goodbye, some never to see each other again and others to spend another four or more years together, we will wonder what happiness we will find in the time to come. And we hope. We hope that we will have years in the future as important, and friends as loving, as those we have had here. To my classmates, good luck. With sincerity, Ravi Singh, ' 85 6 Faces

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