The Park School - Spark Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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The Senior Class

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,L . VV, ,INDIA Who lllIlyflS on Friday will weep on Monday. Seniors

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The four wonderful years we have spent together in the Upper School are almost at an end. One stage of our lives is nearly over and another about to begin. These four years represent a great change in our class. We entered the Upper School as timid freshmen, preparing ourselves for hard work and at the same time, trying to participate in the many school activities. As sophomores, we began to think of ourselves more as a group than as several cliques, but we still had a long way to go toward unity. Our junior year brought with it challenge and re- sponsibility, but until we were seniors, we did not realize the full meaning of the necessity of our participation. At last we have achieved the oneness which we have sought for four years. Our spirit has been great and our class projects have been pushed to success. When we leave Park School, we will remember a class which has been through the challenge of thesis and the anxiety of college preparation together, as well as the fun of Country Fair and Production. We leave with one phrase ringing in our hearts: Hearts filled with love and loyalty, we give to follow in thy truthfl 7