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

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THE CHRONICLE LESTER D. FEDDERIVIAN D e 1. A knock down argument, 'Tis but a word and a blow. WANDA H. FRANIUKIEWICZ W a n We could always depend on her for work of any kind, but we learned not to hurry her. ANNA FRANK H A n n e H Nothing can now be said which has not been said before. HARRIET E. FRANK H a r r y H A maiden of ancient virtue and fidelity. ARTHUR F. FREITAG A r t Wisely and slow, They stumble who go fast. ELIZABETH C. FREY B e t t y For modes of fate let graceless zealots Fiht, Those can't be wrong whose life is right. RUDOLPH E. FREY R u -d i e H Believe you can, Then do it. GERALDINE. E.. FUNK H G e r r y H The worlcl's no better if we hurryg Life's no longer if we worry. JAMES L. FUNK H J i m m i e H He follows the course of art. GERTRUDE L. GATH .. G e r t .. thing she undertakes. She has the ability to do well every-

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THE CHRONICLE CHARLES F. DONEY C h a s. Fair and softly goes far. GLADYS H. DRIVES G I a cl She has a way of her own. MARY E. DUNN Mary Ellen Speed first is her motto, Speed first is her tune, Whether sailing o'er Niagara Falls Or sitting 'neath the moon. CATHERINE DWYER s- K H Conficlently she pursues her quiet way. ALMA L. ECHTENKAMP .. A1 .. Her virtues were her arts. VELIVIA L. ECKNER Uvelm.. Try to be more talkative And spiritive as you gog For though you may quite jolly be, You never let it show. RAYMOND F. EISENHARDT .. R a ,. Y Never do toclay what you can put off till tomorrow. MARION O. EWING H M a r To follow the plain path of duty is best. MARGARET E. FABER M i g g i e N Honor is the reward of study HAROLD D. FARBER H I-I a r r y FicIclIe and I wandering by.

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THE CHRONICLE EDITH M. GEIGER .. E d y .. Edith gaily dances and swims Iike any fish, She can turn a pretty handspring, Or do any thing you wish. FRANCES K. GENTRY Fran She's Winsome and she's shy, But she'Il grow up bye and bye. HELEN C. GEYER U L C I1 H Life is a gift to be used every day, Not to be smothered and hidden away. LUCILLE M. GIBSON .. L u C y .. I have begun several times, many things, and have often succeeded at last. NORMAN J. C-LASSMAN 4sNorm,, Never put off until tomorrow What you can do today. RUTH IVI. GOEIVIBEL H R u f u s H A friendly maiden With few words and deep thoughts. GERALD G. GOERGAN err H J y H 'Tis well such marvels do not appear more often- It is hard on the rest of us. MARION D. GOETZ A n n e H It becomes a maiden to be modest. DAVID GOLDMAN .. D a V e ,, .. . . .. Fortune has no power over discretion. DOROTHY A. GRAM D o t r i e She has a comical way with her That fills our hearts with glee.