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

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THE CHRONICLE To the Graduates of 1934 S YOU look toward the future I am sure that every member of this class has a full share of the optimism and ambition characteristic of youth. With the dark years of depression giving way to the more normal days of progress, there is a gratifying spirit of hopeful expectancy which youth will accentuate and make its own. Optimism will lead the way, and with it must go that inward compulsion in every individual who would do his part-the ambition and deter' mination to do his best, to develop the higher and finer sides of his character, and to make a worthy contribution to the social, economic and cultural life of the community. May hope and earnest endeavor be your guides to true success! C. Baooxs Heasisv, To the Class of 1934 Principal page eight , HE changing economic and social order has been the dominant thought of our current year. The attempt to end industrial insecurity and at the same time prepare for fewer working hours, better housing conditions and to train youth for an integrated society creates a number of conflict' ing problems. There seems little in our past experience to meet such a situation. The Hnal success of this great nation in solving its problems must depend on the intelligence and common sense of its people. While an education may not at the present time be lan assurance of an immediate living wage or success in a chosen profession, it is only through the knowledge and ability which education gives that our younger people can wisely plan to reach those ideals of security and comfort which we vision for the future. GARNETT F. Romzars, Assistant Principal.

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THE CHRONICLE FACULTY Left to right, first row: Miss Diefenbach, Miss Starr, Miss Keating, Miss Sullivan, Miss Villiaume, Miss Zenner, Miss Bull, Mr. Hersey, Mr. Roberts, Miss Duschak, Miss Delahunt, Miss Hahn, Mrs. Byrens, Miss Phillips, Miss Thomas, Miss Finnegan. Miss Swannie. Second row: Miss Terrasse, Miss Meyer, Miss Levitan, Miss Crowley, Miss Leahy, Miss Dinsmore, Miss Robertson, Miss Consnul, Miss Mar-cney, Miss Smith, Miss Stengel, Miss Lovejoy, Miss Gath, Miss Metz, Miss Mills, Miss Ryan, Miss Doney. Third row: Miss Maas, Miss Cowles, Miss Hollway, Miss Howlett, Miss Markle, Miss McDonald, Miss Driscoll, Miss Avery, Miss Kreig, Miss Hann, Miss Eiss, Miss Pierman, Miss Savage, Miss Dixon, Miss Straub, Miss Kinnius, Miss 0'Meara, Miss Duttweiler, Miss Reed, Miss Schwartz. Miss Foley. Fourth row: Mr. Baldwin, Miss Holmes, Mr. Hellriegel, Mr. Seelbach, Miss McCabe, Mr. Heck, Mr. Elson, Mr. Hurley. Mr. Van Hoff, Miss Gast, Mr. Miller, Mr. Rovner. Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Raszeja. Among those also present were: Miss Grabau, Miss Meyer, Miss Faber. The Faculty By Mr. Rovner ASTEN PARK welcomed a number of new teachers during the past school year. The names of the new faculty members and the subjects which they teach are as follows: Mr. Emory K. Baldwin, commercial subjectsg Mr. Herman Elson, mathematics: Miss Marjorie M. Hahn, physical educationg Mr. Charles M. Hawkins, commercial subjectsg Miss Marian L. Holmes, commercial subjectsg Mr. George W. Hurley, historyg Mrs. Catherine W. Logan, partftime musicg Mr. Anthony Raszeja, partftime musicg Miss Adelaide M. Robertson, libraryg Mr. Maurice B. Rovner, historyg and Mr, Howard Van Hoff, mathematics. page 'nine