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

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fi 61 f pf piffff'-Zfb X 1 rg f f Kipp Q Homemaking, Modern Languages, physical Education Miss Siraub, Miss Graluau, Misf. Wiikes, Mrs. Cfwuqlwlin, Miss Maas Miss -Kmiq, Miss Nrifil Mi, Hfiri M.-, iiiipy English Department lsi: Miss Kinnius, Mis, Savnfqir, Miss Starr, Mis. Gibney, Mis. Byrons Qndi Mis. Lum, Miss Llinsrririrf Miss Pir-iirmn Q li ma Wi, 1 Cf'Zp l'fl ' CL . Vxxl. ,' wi Art, Classicai Languages! Dramatics, Music, Library Mr, Gffiiii,-i, Miss O'Mf-ara, Miss ffriliiiiln, Miss Sf'-ivzvl, Miss Levi' ian, Mi, Mrifiinliif i??,c,Ql,j M A -4 Business Department Seated: Miss L, Gaily Miss Corcoran Miss Mfcfabu Sfandinrii Mr, Hcllrimici, Miss Phillips, Miss Swiliil, Miss M.Gail'1 I2

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We Shall Wliss Them. 'llliss llllcz rlele Miss Grace D. Markle, a Vassar graduale, was a Lalin leacher who came lo Fosdick-Maslen Park in Seplember l922, and remained wilh us unlil January I945. She was a conscienlious, lailhlul, and devoled member ol lhe lacully, always ready lo assume responsibililies and lo assisl bolh colleagues and pupils. Her calm, quiel, and dignilied manner will long be remembered by many as a goal worlhy ol imilalion. One ol her hobbies was Red Cross knilling, which she did exlensively in spile ol her busy lile. She also gave volunleer lime and service lo olher war work during vacalion periods. Miss Markle plans lo relurn lo her childhood home al Wilson, New York, where she may enioy old lriends and well earned leisure. lll rs. lgyireu s When Gerlrude Dfilord Byrens leaves Fosdick-Maslen, a cerlain charm and graciousness will go wilh her. Sludenls will miss her English classes where her approach lo lileralure is always maslerly and sympalhelic, and lo grammar or lechnique, logical and syslemalic. Since her arrival as a lacully member in l9I l, leachers have admired her reparlee, sparkling wilh apl quolalions, which, if lrulh be lold, ollen send her more pedeslrian lisleners lo Barllell, l-loyl, or olher such sources. Always she has been alerl in recognizing lilerary lalenl, generous in encour- aging il. Her own library, ol considerable size, has been lreely used by apprecialive readers. Socially and inlelleclually she has been a slimulaling person al Fosdick-Maslen. May her years ol leisure be long and happy, rich wilh deserved rewards! lll r. ,lggromer Mr. Bromer, who laughl in lhe annex al School I7 lor lour years and came lo Fosdick-Maslen Park High School in Seplember l94O lo leach malhemalics, resigned in March l945, lo lake a posilion in lhe New York Cily school syslem. As a leacher Mr. Bromer was very capable, palienl and underslanding, and devoled much ol his lesiure lime lo promoling grealer knowledge by exlra luloring. Besides his leaching he look an unusual inleresl in lhe personal welfare of each ol his pupils as well as in all sludenl aclivilies. Sludenls and lacully members will miss Mr. Bromer's enlhusiasm and winning smile. The charm ol his personalily and his deep sense ol loyally have made a lasling impression on all who were associaled wilh him.

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I'.lgJ-1.,,,4off wa.K 104, cult Faculty members can iruly be counted among the builders of the future whose responsibility is lomorrow's world, for il is their leaching and leadership which mould the minds of the young people in the classrooms. ln a time when the rhoughl of the nation is almost wholly concerned with the building of instrumenls of deslruciion, it is well that 'rhere are lhose whose prime interest is The building of character. The future hope of America rests with The youih ol Today: the fulfillment ol that hope depends on The insliiuiions which helped io build our country-the home and the school. Teachers share with parents the opportunity of guiding boys and girls toward the goal of a secure future for America. 3,87 ,K fr flii Q History Department Isl: Miss Dutiweiler, Mrs, Fraser Miss Delahunl, Miss Reed Zndf Mr. Hurley. Mr. Rowan Mathematics and Science lst: Miss Woodward. Miss Mc- Donald, Miss Terrasse, Miss Swannie Znd: Mr. Luskin, Mr. Smifh, Miss Thomas. Mr. Gersfen, Mr. Bremer. Mr. Sommer I3