This beautiful plaque hangs in the entrance to Memorial Hall, also representing the commitment and the gratitude of student, Hyun Jo Kim 16, who took the time to tell the story of the war veterans who served in his country. We attended the dedication of the Korean War Memorial, honoring those five SPS graduates who gave their lives in Korea, and the names of those who also served. We heard the Latin play and, while the Latin was no better than ours, the play most certainly was an improvement from our days. We enjoyed exploring Ohrstrom Library, new to us in terms of our memories of the School then, but filled with books and every other communication device of the modern world. So too is hearing the superb instrumentalists and singers in the Oates Performing Arts Center, in such contrast to the Rubber Band of our years. The Lindsay Center, which provides for the exploration of worlds unknown 70 years ago is a fine example of this. KAREN BOBOTAS But also, we were seeing, seeing SPS as it is today and as, with sure direction and sound planning, it moves into the years ahead. They still stand as the strong pillars of our School, bringing us back when we see them and hear the chiming of the grand bells, and also keeping us very much in the present when they stand before us. How could it be any other way? We remembered the inspiration of the Chapels, both old and new. We, of course, remembered our many athletic exploits, which get better with each passing year.

They were the type of men we strived to be. Paul s are impossible without recalling how important these men were to my formative years, and to those of so many others of my generation. In my case, I thought a great deal about the guidance of Vice Rector Henry Kittredge and faculty member Ronald Clark, both of whom made a profound impact on me. We remembered beloved teachers who were patient with a bunch of teenage boys, on the threshold of manhood, instructors who truly influenced the lives of each of us. We remembered our classmates, our good times, and our stressful ones. We retrieved from our minds the likenesses of old friends and dear memories.

Paul s School celebrated the 70th anniversary of the graduation of my form, the Form of Six of us were in Millville for days of remembering and seeing and hearing sometimes the senses are the same. KINNEAR 46 It was a beautiful spring weekend, just on the cusp of summer, as St. 4 PERSPECTIVE Using the Senses at Anniversary JAMES W.

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