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

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THE STAFF

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Z5 321 THE ruining ' Department MISS MISS MISS MISS MR. MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS ' MISS MISS COLBURN- DIEFENBACH GOEHLER HOLMLUND SLATE istnrg Egeparfment ALPORT DELAHUNT DUTTWEILER KEAUNC. KINSLEY LEAHY LINK Locus LOVEJOY MCCARTHY MERLE REARDON SANBORN nmemahing Eepartment GORTON, Head CULP HOLLWAY KRAMER McDONALD MAASS NEAL NESPER TUTTON Secretaries -Miss E. Llbrarians .,....,....,............ ...... .............,,,.............. E.Iocution ...........,.............. Charge of Books ...... CHRONICLE Ulussinal Bepzxrimrnt MR. COFFRAN, Head MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS DUSCHAK FABER HAHN ' KENNY MARKLE MURENBERG E. UNHOLZ WEBBER Glnmmerzinl Bepariznrmxt MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS NEIL, Head BENSON CATH E.. HILLIARD F. I-IILLIARD McCREADY PHILLIPS ZORN gHHusic Peparimvnt MR. FUHRMAN, Head MISS MISS STENGEL LINK Qglggsicnl 'Gfraiuing pvparintzni MR. HECK MR. SEELBACH MR. BRAUN MISS MISS MISS BLACKMAN HALL KREIG Grabau, Miss H. Smith, Miss Kinnius x.: Miss Barnes, Miss Barrett Miss Sommerville Miss Bowen

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EDITORS Ihr 11132151211 Fark Glhrnnirlr Address all communications. lwusiness or editorial to The Chronicle, Masten Park High School. Buffalo. N.Y. Assistant Editors Herman Teibel Corinne Denneny Margaret Faber Barbara Neff Art Staff Editor, Willard Guyette Sherwood Bun-dschuh James l... Funk Clarence Hoelie Roy Lord Kenneth Mason Harriet Stumpf Edward Vickers Faculty Marie l. Colburn Leroy l-lellriegel Margaret B. Mills Q' Committee on Quotation! Donald Schwenlc James Seeter Dorothy Mary Wagner Florence Maischoss Gertrude Leininger Business Staff Evelyn Williams Augusta Schindler Gerald Coergen Theodore Meibohm Arthur Schulgaesser Robert Whissel Committee Esther G. Mills Alfred Seelbach me 'Emhark y A ship in full sail is a pleasing sight with its white sails billowing above the dark hull. Our artist has most fittingly chosen such a ship to symbolize the Class of l924, as we leave the haven which has shel- tered us for four years. A sailing vessel must have a definite course and an intelligent guide to keep it true. For 1924 the way has been carefully charted by the many who have gone this Way before, and we have had careful instruction how to steer our course so that we will not drift into Sargasso Seas of disappointment and ruin. Filled with the spirit of Masten Park as expressed in our motto, Believe you can, let us go forth then with determination to reach the port of Success. Self-confidence is one of the important requisites for success. We do not mean over-confidence, but the quiet self-con- tained assurance that gives men the power to do the great deeds of the world. Thus in our own success shall we bring success to Alma Mater in her task of giving her children the necessary strength, knowledge, and skill to bring the ship of life safely to port. HARRINGTON WOODWORTH