Fosdick Masten Park High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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ENIQDQQ Sveninr Qbftirrrz President .......................................................,,... William Veigel Vice President ....,,..... ...,..... lVl arie A. Monson Secretary , .,.....,.... ........... R uth L. Sandford Treasurer ,...,........ .......... E ugene J. Welte Class Poet ............... ., ......... Dorothy Pierman Class Historian ...,,.,,,,.,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,, Caryl R, Dutton Glnnqurrnr Dorothy Pierman Thru silences of mornings red, When slow-swung dreams of night are dead, On brazen wings the call has sped: Know thyself! And with the strange, bold melody Will come your courage, strong and freeg And then you may victoriously Know thyself! Then as you turn and journey on, All doubts and fears and vagueness gone, You find it burned across the Dawn: Know thyself! So onward thru the years you make Your journey toward the Great Day-break, Accepting all the challenge spake: Know thyself!

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THE CHRONICLE 9 of peace, going to crush us in the end? Or are the spiritual forces of mankind, ordered and marshalled in the pursuit of some clear vision, going to triumph over this Frankenstein monster of our own making? We are in an utterly new world, and the task laid on this gener- ation-your generation-is gigantic, far exceeding in volume and complexity the tasks which previous generations have wrestled with. If we are to keep education and ethics in step with the new inventions, if the new body of knowledge is to be made of service to mankind. if the social structure is to be re-adapted to the new conditions so that our machine civilization will be the servant and not the master of the kingdom of the spirit, then the world is going to need more intelli- gence, more resourcefulness, and more devotion than previous gener- ations have possessed. Can your generation measure up to this tremendous task? Will it? v 32 9 a Marvin Farber, M. P. 'l8, Harvard '22, in competition with the college students of the whole country, has won a Fellowship which entitles him to two years of study in Berlin. As this is the first time the honor has come to Buffalo, Masten Park is justly proud of the achievement of one of her sons. b Selby Smith, 'l2, and Samuel Dickey, 'l5, are now members of the staff of our District Attorney. Emma S. Roth, '2l, won second prize in the Charles Delamater Vail Prize Essay Contest of William Smith College. Franklin A. Reed, M. P., 'l7, Cornell, '22, was elected to Tau Beta Pi, the honorary engineering society. Masten Park's interest in her students does not cease with gradu- ation, but follows them into the world, glorying in the triumph of their successes. I

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THE CHRONICLE ALBERT ALLIO He has a smile for every mood. MILDRED A. ALTNER Without interests there would be no moral life. LILLIAN BANDUHN A maiden never bolcl, of spirit still and quiet. EDIVIUND C. BARNES This fellow has a rare sense of humor. MARION F. BARRY Who is it can reacl a woman? ALEX j. BENNETT 'Aln solitude, contemplative, And happy liberty l live. LLOYD N. BEUTHEL Broad in minclg broad in shoulder And good in everything. EDNA BIEBER We waste time by our aimlessness and by clisloyalty to our aim. MADELINE BLAISDELL We are whatever we care for, or are identified with. WALTER B. BOLDT He was the milclest mannered man.