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

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eniord lN'e have now reached the second great step in our lives - the completion of our high school education. This holds different meanings for the various individuals in the graduating class. To some it means the entrance into family life. to others the beginning of their lifelong vocation. and to some it is another step toward higher education. All, however. are faced with the responsibility of entering adulthood - a task not to be taken lightly. Even with the best of planning and guidance. a great deal remains to be known of our fates only as the future reveals it. It is therefore necessary that we be pre- pared for any mysteries or surprises the future may bring. Our decision now can be the key to success or failure: therefore the utmost care and consideration must be given in its choice. It is now that we will truly see if we have made the most of the priceless opportunity to absorb a portion at least of the learning that is our heritage. Here's an adventure! what awaits Beyond these closed, mysterious gates? Whom shall I meet, where shall I go? What shall I learn and feel cmd be? -Anonymous

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