South Park High School - Dial Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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1941 Dial Staff ETHEL KANTOR Seniors PAUL CORCORAN Seniors ELLEN MATTINGLY Athletics EMIL ROMANOWICH Athletics JOSEPHIN E BONCIOVAN NI Activities NORMA WEAVER Photographs VIRGINIA SCHEIBLE Essays HELEN SCHROEDER Entertainment SARA ROGERS Classes MURIEL HINTERMIER Illustrations NORBERT FRANK Cover Design JEAN REYNOLDS Honors WILLIAM WALSH Advertising DORUTHEA LUMPP Advertising MYRLE GICK Advertising N ORMA BEALE Advertising RICHARD ADAMS Graduate Editor 'A' NORBERT FRANK MURIEL HINTERMIER RUSSEL MATTESON RAY CONNORS Knocks 9

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ball and swimming. ln the early season many of the basketball games were decided by close margins and three games required extra period play before the final result was known. The swimming team, although largely composed of boys inexperienced in interscholastic competition when the season opened, made a remarkable record, losing only one interscholastic meet and finishing second in the All-High contest. South Park teams showed strength in the three Spring sports, baseball, track and tennis, winning the Scalp and Blade trophy in track for the first time since the opening of the school. The tennis team won the trophy by taking first place in this sport and this also marked the initial award of this cup to South Park. Records and scores of the various contests appear in the Athletic section. Senior Day was celebrated May 29 and we were again favored with beautiful spring weather. The auditorium exercises with the mothers of seniors present, the parade of the entire student body, and the reception for the seniors in the evening provided a happy and joyous occasion which will be long remembered by the boys and girls of the class of 1941. Thus does the historian record the happenings and events of the year and another page is added to the lengthy narrative of glorious achievement of Old South Park. With a hail and farewell to the graduates, and an au revoir to those who will return in September, the story of this school year is brought to a close. 8

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The Faculty ADMINISTRATIVE FRANK P. REGAN, M.A., Principal F. NICHOLAS MCCARTHY, M.Ed., Assistant Principal DOROTHY M. WOLF, B.A., Administrative Assistant CHARLES J. MONAN, M.A., Head Annex 7 JOHN K. O'DAY, B.S., Head Annex 67 STUDY ROOM PEARL HODGE NOBLE Senior Boys: Latin and English ESTHER M. JENKINS Senior Girls: Home Economics BERTHA C. FLORE, M.A. Senior and Junior Girls: Mathematics JAMES A. MOYNIHAN, M.A. Senior and Junior Boys: French KATHERINE L. GOURLAY Senior and Junior Girls: Mathematics ANNE M. STORY Junior Girls: English WILLIAM H. DAVENPORT, M.A. Junior and Sophomore Boys: English CLASS ROOM SEYMOUR B. ABELES, B.A. Social Science ALMA PFEIL ADOLF, B.A. Social Science HELEN S. ALTENBURG, B.A. Latin and Social Science K. ELEANOR APPLEBY, B.S. in Librarian MABEL D. AUSTIN Home Economics CATHERINE ROTHAUG BAKER Swimming MARIE M. BARRY, B.S. Physical Education HILDA M. BE DER, B.S. English ' Lib. Sci. TEACHERS MAUDE G. LEWIS, B.S. Junior and Sophomore Boys: Mathematics STELLA M. TIFFANY, M.A. Junior and Sophomore Girls: Greek CHRISTINE F. FINK, B.S. Sophomore Girls: Mathematics ALICE M. JAMES, B.S. Sophomore Girls: English FRANCIS M. SWEET, B.A. Sophomore Boys: French MARY G. BRINKWORTH Sophomore and Freshman Boys: Business JESSIE A. M. HOFFMAN, B.S. Sophomore and Freshman Girls: TEACHERS HELEN PETERS BENZOW, B.A. English MELINDA BLANAR, B.A. Science and Mathematics MARGARET E. BONNAR, B.S. Social Science MARGARET M. BOONE, B.A. Social Science SHIRLEY SLATER BOYD, B.A. Business IRMA BRAND, B.Ed. Business RAYMOND F. BRECKER, B.B.A Business JOHN F. BRINKWORTH, B.A. Social Science and Business Science