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

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I6 The Chronicle , . , , ,, ,,m,ww wwww,mwwn GARNETT F RonERTs The Faculty HE year of 1979 1929 brought several ehanves in our aeulty Four teiehers were on leiye for the entire year These were Miss Esther Link who had not been with u durmv 1927 and 1978 Miss Leahy Miss Esther Mills and Mrs Stapleton ln their places the school welcomed Miss Duggan Miss Bear and Miss Hall the latter being 1 former member of the faculty Mrs Cantelm returned after an absence of tvxo years and Miss Alport who had been absent all lat year returned in September Miss Delaney who filled Miss Alport s place during, her absence has a regular appointment at Hutchinson Clyde Roberts Miss Bov. EN RETIREQ just before the Fa ter vacation Miss Kate A Boxxen retired from active ervice as a teacher Mix Bowen had been connected with Fosdiek Masten Park for so many years as to seem almost a part of the school Wheii the ehool was organized in September l9'7 Miss Bowen xxx one of the teachers who opened the school Since then sh has been an ietive member of the faculty Her letlklflex were not confined to the teiehing of mathematics for she was lntensely intere fed in eyery Masten Park projeet 1 -rf x A ' B ' f ' . 'Q ' ' e yx X Wa 1 5 A . sm v .L M w I , y 2 f ' s b , - g e , 5 ' . I ' N S S V M- , a 1 I . K V. ' 9' 9 7 f Q v ' s s ' V 5 ' 5 , - , , e . . Miss Margie Lee did not return, since in .lunc she changed her name to Mrs. , . , . ' Y , -V x 5 If 5 ' , L- ' f 3 ' - - Sa ' ' I lci v ' YA 5 I- , 'N 5 ' s' 1 ' ' i , - , ' e 1 iz s ' s y s s- 5 - ' ' - M C ,N N 1 - ' e e e . 'z : ' ' S e . ' - ' - XS- - ' s yy y 's- I

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The Chronlcle -.A..YiXl4.-QQ MR CUQTELLO Mlss S111 1xN1L Mlss Rrrn TVTR 5111111-1 The Science Department BY Louise DENEF HE study of se1e11 e n1111es the student 1lert H1s 111111el 1 tr1111eel to observe earefully 1nd to 111 e his judffments on faets It dexelop 111 111n1 1 gre1ter tolerance for 111s fellovx me11 With tl11s 1n VIQVV, seienee is indeed 111 important part of the h1Qh sehool eourse Throufvh sueeesswe doors the tudent enters to learn the dlfferent hranehes of fe1e11ee In the HI'St field he meet bioloffy xxh1ch co11eer11s 1tse1f with pl 111ts and 111111111s lt gives an underst111d1111' of the re11t1o11sh1p of 111 11v111g thinvs I11 the d1 eoxery of the t111y m1erol1es d1e1se Ire suceessfully fought New or improved sneeies of plmts are eult1v1ted heeau e of d1111e11t e11per1n1e11t1t1o11 with seeds NOW the pup11 is prepared to turn 111s attent1on to the xx hys and vwherefores of the lwvs of nature 111 1n1111111ate things which are an-xxered 111 phys1e1l geography It explains the phenor11e111 of eelipses, snow 11111 xxinds Such 1 elo e observation of oeeup 1111111 T11e 11 xt br111ch physies 1equ1111ts the seho11r with 111xe11t1o11s wh1eh man 111s m1de to overcome dlffleultles presented by 111ture For example it stresses the seienee of eleetr1e1ty televraphy he 1t, and sc u11d 'md hearinfv With a lxnovtledge of the oper1t1ons of these 111ee111111 ms, pfmsitions as managers rather than laborers 1n 1nclustr1es are obtained The exit of p11ys1es le 1d into the Held of chemistry 1 tudx of el1em1e1l ch mges v1h1eh oeeur by 11161113 of u111t111-1 or of deeompos111v molecule 111 T'W1ttL1' Sueh aetions cxpl 11n simple eh mqes like the eonversion of iron to rust The xersatility of ehemlstry makes lt very valuable It can be applied at home III 1he f1et1r3, or on the farm This is illustrated Ill fc od dye stuffs, and metals alv1a5s prepared 111 the presence of a chemical agent In considering the e f1ets, let it not be forgotten that the Greeks and Romans made eontr111ut1o11s xxhieh lfe the very foundation of -e1e11ee cdll th1s foundation modern se1e11ee ls 11u11t Much st11l rema111s to be dlseoxered, however, for the young se1ent1st who 1 ever to le 1rn, patient in research a11d 11 eurlte Ill forming 1115 conclusions .,. 1 V N Y 1 1 1 ,1 : 1. . C 1 Q' c1 111 1 1 11 . Q 's 1' 1 '11 1 1 1 1151 ' ,J s' ' 1 11 1 ' .ll Q ' '111' E ' M ' N ' S S ' I K - 'w 4 Nfhx ,-W. B S I .WV 1 I -3 ' ' 1 1 ' Q.. 4' 1 1 1 1 h 1 1.1 ' e ' 1 K 'hi 1 '51 11 1 1 ' 1., 's11:1s1 1 1 k . A 1. 1: 2 . 1 1 K , 11, S, 1 S1 1. . 1 I ' '- 1 s ' ' ' v-H 1 H v 3 3 N 1 1 1 ' 1A ' 1 ' 1 ' K ' I '1 1 ' k ' . ' 1 1 1 14 -1 1 1' . 1 1 1 S1 , 1 ' the e11rth's surface enables the student to judge the fitness of ll district for 11- particular l 3 . S -w 3 I bk A'l 3, ' : 3-vb S 'IH -3 - '-' 3 -. v sf x A ' f y , D 1 , 1 e, 1 D. 1 .11 1 s 1: ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 x 1 I -I-H 51 S b -M 7,2 S 'V Q 3 .il 2 V 1' 11 1' U, -1 'h 111s'..1 1. 2.U. xszkx-.x Q . . 5. N . ' ' . ' f, ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' - - ' 3 i T S, ' r N Y V' 3 A N I S3 1 1- ' 1 1 ' 3 ' A - v -' ' 'r 3 W 1 I 1-lx -N 4 . 1 e . , xl '1 ' 's 11,1 1 ' ' 1 1, 'Q' 1 1' ' '