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

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1 33311-Hui S Q! W Seninr 0Bffirer5 Pmddmn .......,....... ......A...... NORMAN C.BRAUN Vice-President .,...... .................... R UTH E. BERNER Secretary .......... ............ lVl ARGARET L. IVIILLEY Tmamuer .... ,............... NHLTON B.PRECHTL Class Historian ........AA.... CATHERINE l. STRIKER Cha Rwt ,,,,,.,,, ..................... RUTH A.HERON illalrelnrll Out of the harbor, clear Kinclly Mother, lnto life's sea we now sail. The course you have shown us welll keep and no other Port Success we must reach without fail. We'll fear not the wilcl winds, nor the clark Waters, For bright shines your light o'er the sea. Safely 'twill guide stalwart sons ancl fair daughters, lVlasten Park, as we sail far from thee. On the long voyage that lies before us, We'll not forget thy wise counsel so trueg And as we journey our mem'ry will keep for us Sacrecl, the well-cherished Yellow and Blue. RUTH A HERON

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THE CHRONICLE I3 to be. l-low often, in the past three years, our Pop has spoken to us on just this theme-that we, as an association, shall stand or fall just in proportion as We devote our energies to some Worthy end, big- ger and broader than the pleasure of social gatherings-bigger even, than the strengthening of old friendships. We must not only come together but work together on some definite task for our Alma Mater. The Scholarship Fund has given us one task. When this is finished there will be others waiting for the workers. Class of 1924, we need you! fAnd we like to think that you need usl. We need your pep and your enthusiasm to balance the staicl and sober judgment of the old grads. We need your arclor and your love for Alma Mater now, before the years to come shall cool it. Come, and let us prove to you our Welcome! aa ALMA MATER O golden beacon 'neath sky of blue, Our steps thou'st guided, and taught us true To live a life unstained and pure, Have faith, achieve, love right, endure. Tho' with regret we leave thy sight, We'll ne'er forget thy precepts brightg And though we part, divide our ways, lnstilled in heart shall be thy rays. O Mother dear, thy light shalt guide Down life's long path. Whate'er betide We'll honor thee, thy praises tell. Commencement calls, We bid Farewell ARTHUR SCHULGASSER

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'Auld Nature swears, the lovely dears, Money is a goo-d soldier and will on. THE CHRONICLE SOPHIA W. ADAIVISKA , - H S ll d S H 'Tall and thin, with Iots of vim She works so hard she'II always be thin. I EVELYN R. ADLER .. Ev ,. In many sports she doth excel And hath a merry heart as well. SUSIE A. AHRENS U S L1 S H Some say she hath a poet's soul. HELEN ALBERTSON ' U E I I e n Short-but sweet. IRENE D. AIVIBORSKA 'Thy purpose firm is equal to the deed Who does the best his circumstances al- lows Does well, acts noblyf' FLORENCE AN-DERSON F I o I-Ier noblest work, she classes O. I-Ier prentice han' she tried on man, And then she made the lasses O. IVIILDRED L. AUGUSTINE IVI i I Oh, Mildred, Mildred, Mildred You always look at me, As though you knew some hidden joke I wonder what it be. DORIS E. BACI-IIVIAN .. D 0 ,, At length I saw a lady within call Stiller than chiseI'd marble standing thereg A daughter of the gods divinely tall, And most divinely fair. ALLAN T. BAINE .. A I ., It is good to live and learn. RAYMOND C. BAUIVIGART .. R a y ..