Parkway North High School - Saga Yearbook (Creve Coeur, MO)

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yin! 111 I in :in-q 1 j 'J - u I I . ' A l , . J , . 1 l 1: xl l I I 5 X R I aemzwdwwzmags lt was hot, 140 degrees. They were really little, so little you couldn't really climb without fall- ing back down. l was Sysiphus. This incident Mrs. Sarah Berk remembers well. As a young girl, Sarah's family lived in Africa. She was walking home from school with a friend when they discovered that the shortcut they usually took, a stream, was blocked by fine dark grey rocks which had been dumped while young Sarah was at school. When they came across the rocks, instead of trudging all the way back and around, they de- cided to climb over the pile. I can still see me throwing my satchel of books up the hill and seeing them tumble down, she recalled. After many attempts, the books went over and we scampered up the pile and over to the other side, remembered Mrs. Berk. This scene perfectly illustrates her attitude about success. Mrs. Berk believes risks are essential for growth. Risks are used to strengthen and teach you, she said. Toyia Battle -photos by Marit Lopez Success is being complacent with yourself, explains Sarah Berk. Mrs. Berk always helps her students get the most out of her class. Speaking to her students in French is Mrs. Berk, French teacher. 4........--J N u I I , X b , l 1 1 , I . I .- u- l 9 N I . f I., .l u 'I xr. 214lSarah Berk... i'...T 1 v 1.4 gf. . r ,S y. 1' UU! X .