South Park High School - Dial Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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SENICDRS

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Seniors Commencement marks the climax of four years of seco11dary school. It is both and end and a beginning, the end of our high school years, the beginning, for some, of a career in the business or industrial world, for others higher education in college or universities. Front the time we were freshmen at South Park our eyes were set upon that day when wc would receive our diplomas, certificates which bear witness to twelve years of education and which bring us closer to the realization of our ultimate goal in life. During these years we have made litany friends and through the guidance of competent instructors have learned to adapt ourselves more readily to a useful life in society. We feel greatly indebted and wish to extend our heartiest 'thanks to all our teachers who have earnestly worked to give us an adequate education. ln addition to schooling us in fundamental subjects, our teachers have endeavored to mould us into good citizens. They have taught us to be courageous in meeting our own problems and sympathetic towards the problems of others. ive have learned too, that to enjoy our rights as citizens we must perform our duties as citizens and, above all, to work together with our fellow man to preserve democracy. . . . happily the Government of the United States, which gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance, requires only that they who live under its protection, should demean themselves as good citizens .... i' -George Washington. 10

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The officers of the Senior Class plant the traditional ivy Left lo rigzlil. Norwood W. While. Flag Bearer: llllilflfillfl M. Bin-li. Secretary: Mary M. White. Treasurerg Tlmnlas J. Maloney. Prcsirlcnlg William l'. Wilson, Flag Beurcrg lmlding ivy. Norman W. Riley. Vive President. Senior Day - June 5, 1952 12