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

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THE C H R O N l C L. E IRENE A. KIENTZLER To bear is to conquer our fate! WALTER KING l am monarch of all l survey. DOROTHY lVl. KLEIN Calm and unrufflecl as a summefs clay. MILFORD A. KOEHLER ul woke one morning and found myself famous. IRIVIA C. KOPF When clicl morning ever break, And fincl such beaming eyes awake? MARY KROLL U 'Twas sacl by fits, by fits 'twas wild'. BERNICE KRUEGER Hence, all you vain delights! VERNON B. LANDEL Calm, prudent, dignified, He Wallis our narrow aisles with thoughtful stride. IVIILDRED L. LANG Oh, why should life be all labor? PHYLLIS j. LAWRENCE O time too swift! O swiftness never ceasing!

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'I' H E MARVIN E. ISRAEL CHRONICLE Trust not in him who seems a saint. ESTHER ITSENPLIT7 The very room, coz she was in Seemed Warm from floor to ceiIin'.' ALFRED N. JACKSON Nothing is impossible with diligence and skill. PAULINE E. JACKSON A IoveIy thing. with red, round CITCEIKS That always finds, and never seeks. VIOLA C.. JENKINS With malice toward none, with charity for aII. JULIA JENNINGS Tears, idle tears, I know not they mean! ARTHUR W. JONES I-Ie Ieaves a lofty name, A light, a landmark on the cIi fame. WILLARD S. JORDAN A kind and gentle heart he what Hs of had To comfort friend and foes. IVIILDRED KADERBECK She did the utmost bounds knowledge Find Yet found them not so large was her mind. ALBERT J. KAIVIIENSKY 'True and tender and brave and of BS just.

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THE CHRONICLE EMANUEL LEVENSON You may say that he's smooth ancl aII that till you're hoarse, But remember that elegance also is force. HARVARD LEWIN When I get mad, red do I grow- name is Harvard, as you knOW.'I CHARLES j. LEXER Some rest, some study, some few jokes, Few silly books, few silly folks. VIOLA j, LOPERE She was as good as she was fair, None, none on earth above herg Her very thoughts were angels thoughts, To know her was to love her. MARCUERITE F. LOUGHLIN Great thoughts, great feelings come to her, like instincts, unawaresf' KATHERINE A. MASS The path to duty is the path to glory. EMILIE C.. MAYER E.arth's noblest thing, a woman perfected. MARION MAZUROWSKI IVIost people are all right, but their icleas are all wrong. ALICE L. MCCOLLUM Much may be said on both sides. ELEANOR E. MCCORMICK He is a fool who thinks by force or sl-till, 0 turn the current of a woman's will.