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

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THE. STAFF

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THE CHRONICLE fllummercial Qaepariment Eumemaking Bepzzrfmmt MISS NEILL. Acting Head M155 GQRTQN' Head MISS BENSON MISS BELL M155 CATH Miss cowuas MISS HILLYARD M155 HOLLWAY M155 MCCREADY Miss D. MCDONALD MISS PHILLIPS M155 NEAL MISS H. SMITH M155 STRAUB M155 ZORN Miss TUTTON EBL-:mining feuarfment . D MISS COLBURN Qghgaical fffratrung Miss DIEFENBACH 39PPf 'm 'f MISS GOEHLER V MR, HECK, Head MISS BLACKMAN Jmusic Beparimvnt MISS KREIC MR. F UHRMANN MISS L. MACDONALD MISS STENCEL V MR. SEELBACH ' SECRETARY . .... .4,...., 1 MISS CRABAU V LIBRARIAN .... ...............,,.. . MISS BARNES 'ELOCUTION .. ,.,.,...,..,...,..,...... ....... M ISS SOMERVILLE ' CHARGE OF BOOKS ,.., ....,.....,,,,,... MISS BOWEN fd the Qnnexss MISS ANDRE MISS T. FOX MR. I-IELLRIECEL MISS LOGUE MISS MARSHALL MISS NEWMAN MRS. SCHERER MISS SCHMAUSS MR. SMITH MISS WOOD

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'hr illlawten Bark Qlhrnnirlv Address all communications. business or editorial to The Chronicle, Masten Park High School. Buffalo. N. Y. EDITORS Marion E. Rung .,,,,,,...,,,.,,........., ,... ...................,......,,,.. ..,.,,,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, W a I ter King Associate Editors Business Staff Thelma Virgina Cossaboon Arthur Buddenhagen Benjamin Freedman Marguerite Loughlin Mary Kfoll Samuel Yochelson Eleanor Meyers Art Mary E. Riehmann Johanna T. Buecking Advertising Staff Walter Meinke Arthur E. Ricketts Etta Cohen-lnstructor in Journalism The staff wishes to express its appreciation of the assistance given by Miss lVlulholland's pupils in soliciting advertisements. Live busi- ness letters made their appeal and sold many pages of advertising space. Glnmmvnrrment The day we have long looked forward to is near at hand. We are now about to receive the reward of four years of hard work. For some, graduation is the end of school life and the beginning in a business career: for others, it means beginning in a more advanced institution of learning, the college. The task before us is by no means easy, for it comes in a stage of civilization, when the world is in great- est need of the best that we can give it. Let us remember that all our failures as well as our honors and our achievements will reflect back on Masten Park. Perhaps we have not appreciated what has been done for us. Now, however, as we reach the end. we begin to realize the patience and unceasing endeavor expended for our benefit. As we grow older we shall ap- preciate more and more what we have gained here. We are thrilled with the thought that we have attended an institution where we have learned that the true spirit in all we undertake should be Service, through Co-operation. Dear Alma Mater, although we say farewell, although we shall not be here, your honor and your interest will ever be alive in us. And through the maze of later days We'll be forever true- Our hearts shall wear thy colors fair, The Yellow and the Blue. Walter F. King