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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1951 volume:

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' J W , L Ji If ' THE DIAL SOUTH PARK HIGH SCHOOL 1951 BUFFALO, NEW YORK DEDICATION Dr BengammC Wlllus To Doctor NX llll SlIIJf'I'lI'lli nflvnt of the Buffalo PIIIDIIC Qchool the Qld of 911 xc put x c 10 uv of 'I hr la -'ss 1 7 . --fu11. .1.,1i1-8 ,mis ' 'D'l J il Eli' 1 T ,maui llo Z f 'B-Wcw LARG- ER SENSE QYS' Ol-vas ' I fdCifative YORLD HILL LIT :YH pi ,I-wg ll l - l!lU! -- - Jwwf 2 010 v 9 . j the ree and the home of the brav W shing , O er the land 0 A ia-nd in which iie sieeping men iike a Adams ietterson and Lincoin who iived that govern- the peopie and tor the peopie ' rairies eopie by d ot roiiing p ment ot the p might not perish from the earth' a ian and wheat tieids mountains and mighty rivers sprawiing cities and tiny hamiets where the church spires siihouet- ted against the sky iitt the thoughts ot a peopie upward to Cod' a iand where the gateways to iearning have never been shut upon the rich or the poor' where each man may buy his own piot ot earth and buiid his home ie hate war but never tiinch in ' dom s cause. whose peop t' ht in tree d 3 4 JT3f'B'b1'b-BJJB3 Y'--. upon it' arms to ig d the wor s answering the caii to ' that record the deeds an ' rceiy ioved ot history bed and he The pages weii thum i regret ' s heroes are events v6.3-3 RA -. 1 3 I mv , ING - A ll: , 1 1 L Q7 X21 Q -A-. '1 - im . if-1 oi America e ot human ' Dorft in the cours country When ' ive tor my ars ago. one hte to g nd seven ye i have but ' ' Four score a ' i presents Ship hat the Dia give up the 's but a fragment ot Americana t ecuiiariy American in avor today, and it i ' hich are p i nd she is e things w he proud a thos ' ke America t which ma .n 1 'V ' 1 I GI C5119 o M--ff' 10. XS, -'feopfu FRANK P RECAN Pflflfllllll FRANK I KPILX 4es1st1u1tPr1m1puI -fllllpi' A0 7 4 F. xlcznoms uf-c:,x1:'l'r1Y .4Sgi.gflllIl'bfillgiblll X4 KL ,164 sf f X of V. r 6 yflfrw lf WWW, fr www-,V .Af ww W, ,hw vw 4 'Ba 'WW fwsyfir' Mmm M 'WW fw Qs- Min. N., -'QF M. 83 ADMINISTRATICDN fl g V W' , ww ' ,,,,nVa, V WJ, ,, ' , W ff: -1m-2-fm ' --'1' V -W fwffag' M' 'Af V , ,, g , Jn ' S , M . V, ,V Q, :.w,1 . ,M , . V I if' I 2 .. Wg, ' Y un' V -F W A13 ,M ' ,. ' Vw . ,mf , ,f 'f 'MA ,fffmalw . , V .' ,ei- ,W , M, V A 4, ,.,, Q. . . V ' ' ,f f , M .. 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A x' ' CSV A-if s fig T 0 the class of 1951 The future of the United States belongs to the young men and young women of today and we adults are but trustees for y The responsibility of preserving the freedom and liberty that we cherish iS'yorJrs difficult problems now facing our nation By precept and example you should lend your efforts to the protection of our cultural and democratic civilization To fulfill this obligation you must be able to think straight and to think straight requires an ability to understand and assemble important facts and then from these facts come to a sound conclusion During your years at South Park you have been given many opportunities to acquire the knowledge and understanding that will enable you to think clearly The prayerful thought of all of us and the faith and strength of our forefathers who sustained the nation in time of adversity are necessary to carry us through the crisis we now face History records many occasions when the future appeared dark but the moral and spiritual power of righteous citizens overcame apparent insurmountable difficulties l urge you to face the future with courage and confidenc Call upon your spiritual and educational reserves and with faith wisdom fortitude and vision aid in the solution of the problems of the day Jayme f 5 X LHS, . ,H vsff 'lf' UG ,Zi , cgi. , Spiritual and educational values must be utilized to meet and solve the ., 'V . ph 1 , ' ' ca The faculty ADMINISTRATIVE FrankP Regan M A PrIncIpaI F Nucholas McCarthy M Ed Assusfanf Proncupal Frankj Kelly M A Assnstanf Pruncupal Annex No DorothyM Wolf B A Adrnnnustratnve ASSISIBHI STUDY ROOM ESTHER M IFNKINS SenIor Carls Homemaknrfg FRANK I ODAY MEd Sensor and Iumor Boys Scnence SSHIOF and Iumor Curl Mathemarucs IAMES A MOYNII-IAN MA lunnor and Sophomore Boys ForeIgn Languages UI I1 AL 4 IIlL,J mx gin, TEACHERS ALICE Iv' IAMES BS Umor md Sruphrmore CIrls IESSIE A M HOFFMAN BS Sophcrnore and Freshrran CIFIS ScIence THOMASI CONNORS MA Boys ind Clrls Socnl ScIcncL MARY C BRINKXVORTH Freshman CIIrIs Busmess CLASS ROOM TEACHERS ALMA P ADOLF ocIaI Scuence MARIE M BARRY BS Physlcal Educahon HILDA M BENDER BS Engllsh MARGARET M BOONE BA Soclal Scuence SHIRLEY S BOYD BA Busnness RUTH K BRADLEY MEd Enghsh and PubIIc Speakmg IRMA BRAND BFd Busme s RAYMOND F BRECKER M Ed Busmess MARY RITA BRITT BA Enghsh I W EARL BROXVNIOHNI Art EDITH H BYERS MEd Mathemahcs X KI CAVALIERI IR n Ind Arts Ccfnprehen Ive Ceneral Shcp and Home Mechamcs RTHA A CRANCLE Im IJIarheI'naI cs KATHERINE B CROSS NA II n and Bu me s IOANNIE DOVJNIN B A Sxmrnrrwng 'EY M DUFFY BS ID Ccmmerce IRES: I'f'ABETH C DU AN M Ed ScIence and SucIaI Scnence I'.L2':5 , , , ., ' ' I-I'Cf jIQL'IT IVIALIDE C. LEWIS. Bs. scphomoke and Ffesriman' I . , BIA. , I S . . I - I - I FPAN , , . as I . eds BE. . . , 'A - ' f Engis' L s s'. I . , ,- , seem- . ' , , . - Bus , , I EL E, .R -3 I . . EDITH ELDRIDGE BS an Bu Ed Busuness RUTH M FRASER MA Busnness MARC-AREI E GALLAGHFR BS Physncal Educatuon OHN L GILSON BS nn Ed Cornprehensuve General Shop and General Pruntnng and Bookblndnng MARCELLA P GODFREY MA Socnal Sceence SOPHIA C HOFMANN BS un Phys Phy :cal Education ALBERT C HUETTER MA Physlcal Education and Heath MYRTICI: T IOBE BA Scuenc MARY D KINSELLA MA Englnsh Musnc Chorus and Voace VIOLA B LENSEN MA Homemaklng M CELESTINE LONEY MA Science EMILIE L LUBELSKA BA Englnsh MARIE H MCEVOY MEd Socual Sclence CORNELIA M METZ M A Foreugn Language and Socual Science NORMAN E METZ MA Instrumental Music RAYMOND E MICHAEL BS Scuenc RONALD H MOODY BS Physncal Education and Health CATHERINE R NAGEL BA Llbraraan ALFREDI NAISH BA Science M BURNHAM NEHIN MEd Busuness CATHERINE G OBRIEN MA Socnal Scnence IOHN K ODAY BS Scnence GERTRUDE C ODONNELL BA Engllsh and Foreugn Language MARY R OMARA BA English CATHERINE F PERRY MA Englush F KEATING QUIRK Comprehensave General Shop and General Prlntlng and Bookbnndxng MAR ORY M RAPS BS un Com Ed Busnness IESSIE M REED MA H memaklnv HEI EN A REMINGTON MA H memakmg MARY C ROCI-IF MEd Soclal Sclence EDWIN F RUNDELL MA Guidance Counsellor IOSFPH R SCHUMAKER CHARLES A SEMS MEd Comprehensive General Shop and Home Mechanncs FLORENCE D SMITH MA Busaness and Foreugn Language GRACE M STEPHENSON MEd Business M WILLIAM SXNEENEY PhG Swlmmmg FRANCIS M SWEET BA Foreugn Languages and Social Scuence MARION R TAYLOR MA Mathematucs STELLA 'vt TIFFANY MA Forelgn Language LAURA M TRAPERTH BA Englnsh and Socnal Science IANE S WHITE MA Guudance Counsellor MARIE M PHERRIN RN Cllnlc MARIE A HAMMERSMITH Cafeterua Manager ELIZABE TH A FLYNN Stenographer FLORENCE A TOOMEY Stenographer -v- I L ' - r in V . , . , , , . . ' I Ed. A ' ' , ' ' ' MILDRED A. KOCH, Music Supervisor pI VSI':aI Education and I-Ieanh , , , , . I , .I . 3 IN MEMORIAM EDITH ELDRIDC-E Teacher of Secretanal Subjects South Park Hugh School ' , . . . - , . l ' 4 ' ' ll l ' - 'I 1 . I , ' ly l l 2 v L , ll ' l l l l ll ' l -1 - 11 U ' I L 3 , . . . l 'J'11v1n14v1--1--1--1n1v1-tx:1-111 11.11-102010101 -:ox 1014101n:trinity1011,11-:ull-10:u11-1-010:010:U14-in:A-1010101011111-J Appointed October l2 l93l Dled May 23 l95l We have been frzends together On May 23rd Fdnth Eldridge passed away saddenlng all those with whom she llved and wlth whom she worked For nineteen years Mass Hdridge had been one of the members of south Park Hugh Schools faculty teaching shorthand and typewrxtmg bouth Park High School feels grieved beyond measure and mourns the loss of one of l1er loyal workers one devoted to truth to duty to her famlly to her neighbors and to her rellglon who was ever courteous affable and genlal one who was efflclent vet quxet and undemonstratlve who alwavs gave courage to the youth of the school dlllgently andlng them with her valuable and practical advice one who assisted m the preparation of hundreds of young men and women for the responsible and Important dutles of secretarlal llfe and who was regarded with great respect by all one who will be mlssed by those who were wont to enjoy her generoslty her ever fresh and youthful sympathy one who wlll be missed by all those who found ID her not only a wlse counselor but a loving and sympathetic companion Miss Ialdrldges useful llfe ns closed she has ceased from her labors And nt would Indeed be a sad commentary upon fldelltv to dutv lf one could not add and her works do follow her May she enter the eternal rest which her falth charity and good works haye mented Nllss Eldrldges memorv wlll be eyer cherished by the faculty the alumnl and the students of south Park Hlgh School Sleep szlent frzend zn slumber sweet And calm be thy repose 9 An american reflects 5 xi at ell' :fi .afar ti' ,XB gat? ,- '. it N -1 11,8 T X Xxx, An abbot, alone, with nothing in his knapsack but a little bread and a flask of water, set out upon the road to Granada. He sought an audience with Isabella of Castile to win from her a promise to lend her heart and her purse to the support of a daring sea voyage. The man who had enkindled his imagination remained in the monastery to await the abbot's return Upon the outcome of such a simple act hung the fate of a nation whose destiny did not begin to take shape until three centuries later lronically enough in the middle of the fifteenth century the finger of fate was pointing toward a new world for Columbus sailed westward to reach the lndies all his maps and his plans bore out this fact and the land that lay between that tremendous dual continent washed by two oceans was only an accident in the course of the voyage Yet out of that land out of that accident of discovery has emerged a country whose name is fraught with meaning both for those who envy and fear her strength and those who seek her protection We grow so accustomed to the story of our countrys discovery and its unparalleled rise to power and the name America is said and read so many times in the daily pursuit of our lives that we must review from time to tim the events in her history the legend that has grown up about her the strirring deeds of her heroes the natural beauty and wealth with which Cod has blessed her the paradox of her discovery in order that we may hear the music in the name America taste anew its flavor and feel a pride welling up within us whenever it strikes us afresh that America is our birthright and our heritage Through the years men of every race creed and color have sought peace and liberty on American shores This nation was founded upon the principle of freedom The concept of freedom is very ancient and precious lt runs like a golden thread through the fabric of the history of mankind We have becom a melting pot where the ebullience of the Irish the sobriety of the Teuton the patriotic fervor of the Englishman the passionate enthusiasm of the southern European blend together to make America great The intellectual and the unschooled the manor lords and the tillers of the soil the nobles and the peasants have learned to live side by side in a land where east and west have met Out of this unpar alleled fusion has arisen a new man e American For this man there is hope no matter how disheartened he may be ne is daring and his courage is unsurpassed because he has blessings on which to expend his daring and courage The American looks to the future with optimism because he knows there is a C-od above to be his guide From the beginning our nation has prospered until now one hun dred and seventy five years later we can match ff fait? Tm Qiffx any nation in industry and humane advance 10 . - I ' ' 'gswswg ' -,Q ---t Q - 1 . s 3 -Q5 so ' ' - - . l - to ' ' h ' ' 1. is A ff , 1 , l , Q 5, . E . , . 5 , ggfri. gif 1 . ' . --r . 1 , I ' ' , 3' U I I l I ' if fly? 'N - . ' - 't-. - , - A 33 l 'Y . ret -if is T ., - A . ,X .NM ' fl of ' ' ' WY ff I t,Ml.i,,Tn A ' viii. Q. tx H 'A . Al Us, F 1' . ' . .ri-,. A I U . ' s n . 4 . ,Q ,,...h . . he 'Q 3, , ,v , ' ff e Q ' ' . . Ii.. ' ment. We have so prospered because of the tireless energy and integrity of this new race We offer to all those who seek our shores a freedom that burns wuth such a steady glow that facusm com munusm none of the usms have been able to quench its flame America has endured as a haven of refuge for the downtrodden nd oppressed Inscribed at the base of the Statue of Liberty for all to read are these words Guve me your tured your poor Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free The wretched refuse of your teemung shore Send these the homeless tempest tossed to me I luft my lamp beside the golden door And the lamp held hugh flings a ribbon of light across the sea a path that beckons to the promised land Enthusiasm and resolute determunatuon are found nowhere on thus planet un such measureless quantity as un our own natuve land The tireless energy of the puoneer has unspured the American to throw aside frontiers and push constantly onward to new horizons Thus inheritance derives from those who furst duscovered the west they sailed to the land of the setting sun only to fund a new sun rusung to shune eternally upon streets of gold We are the heurs the legatees not only of udeas and udeals not only of a boundless stretch of mountain valley and plain not only of ur varuous races who peopled and nurtured them but also and thus us our unspuratuon of those men of herouc statur wuthout whom the hustoruc experiment that us America would have fauled and gone down to sugnal defeat We are the heurs of courageous men of Cod who charted our unland seas and ruvers and furst planted the seed of fauth un a new world of a Washungton who out of the nadur that was Valley Forge led and set hus fellow men upon the path to undependence of a ackson who puaced his trust un th common man and found hum not wantung of a Luncoln who out of a brotherly strufe evolved and gave magnificent expressuon to the brother sung and rhapsoduzed America the m n of poetry and song men of genius who d v loped our natural resources and our industries the laborer who built America the puoneer wom n who tended the hearth and fostered the home All thus and more us woven unto the fabruc of our country Threads of gold they are undeed thr ad that have become so untrucately woven unto the t xture that they ullum unate the whole pattern as uf renewed and sustained by some unner spiritual lueht 11 a L . ' ' , . I I , . . Q I . . 1 hood of all men. We are heirs to those who have f . . b Q . ' ' e e I I - 'r . 2 . Q N ,ki ' . 3 s 5 fi! Q ' . . , D . I 1 , -L ? -w......-- ' X 0 1M.,,uPr N, Senzors We the mernb rs of the graduatung class of l95l fully reallze that thus our graduatuon from hxgh school awww ns a great transltwon an our Inves We understand that now we must make the decnsuon as to whether we should con tnnue our formal educatuon or make our way an the busuness or undustrnal world We luke the Llllnputnans of Culluver s Travels have been small people separated from the rest of the world Now we are to be suddenly thrust forward unto a world of realusm and we stand frrm upon the tested rock of formal educatuon What shall the outcom be? Wlll we fall? Wnll we suc ceed9 Caeser declared as he crossed the Rubncon Alea nacta est That as what we are saying today When we cross our Rubicon we cast our lot wlth fame and glory meduocrlty or utter oblnvlon From thus day forward lt IS up to us to hew a path through the constant battles whach confront us and to successfully establssh ourselves We do wholeheartedly appreciate the work that the faculty has done an assnstlng us nn our studies and we wash to express our heartfelt thanks Now that we are leavnng there wull always be a place nn our hearts for South Park and the fruends we made durnng our hugh school years ge as 5-gr' IH-H l wr N913-C 12 4 'X l w vu :mme -- -.. ! -- -w . ..1..v.. Q ' INHQYQ l iw- N -v, . ......... ..4 i . A- -4-J ..A ..w.u.,, Aj f , , 3 -H-N umm aunt ' ' ' ' .Kg I I 0 ' '- W we . . ' ! - . . . . . . . . . . ' . . 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T QSQQBCQS- JUN OD UE -if Dk-can J at he T., JOsN OD DIL Plotrowelu Dorotln B Secretarial The ine art of tact Basketball Nparh Ntuf o raw e Joan Helen Science 4 rose among thorns 4flllPlll'9 Powers Tlwma ,lo eplx Science Triple threat man trip fumble or Il Basketball Football I ice Prts of Senior I lass lowers Thoma Philip Ceneral l1tll1 Ushe Prenatt lawrence J Business Our M C Christmas Pageant Qtudvroom Council Swimming Prenatt Rlrharfl Davnl Business Smatra .lr Christmas Pageant Ytullyroom Council Quzmmzng Prltchard Patrlrla Muriel Classical A pleasant person Honor Roll 1 2 Girls State 19.70 Hlstorw Club Qulgele Barbara -inn Science Palmolue Pixie Christmas Pageant Radwanslu Peter .lohn Ceneral Where s vour true 'f Rehrauer, Carol Amelia Business Wise and true Christmas Pageant Renner. ,laequeline Science a Athletics Science Club Slide Rule Club Rleppel f eorge Andrew Classical The ardent eiangelist Honor Roll 2 3 4 Rules Pameha Ann Fine 4rts E1 er gentle anrl passes silentlw Aithletzcs History Club Spark Staff Rater Edward Wmthrop Science Engineering 'llental Cmnt Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Science Club Presulent l amera flub I ue I res Pnarh Alice ll0l'l3 Business Talms as a git uhnt eter the flaw brings orth Haseball Robinson Eleanor Ceneral Keen on Kenton Ruof Kenneth Ernest Classical A gay blarle uith sharp edge Honor Roll 1 Christmas Pageant bturlwroom Council Rutkouskl vlfglnla Business Helps other people be prosperous Honor Roll 4 Bottling Rsan .lohn Patruk Science Poker Face Christmas Pageant Qtuds room Counc l Rwkamzemslu ieraldine Business A youth f rolics Athletics Famol. Dorothy Frances Business .-1 laconic lady Honor Roll 3 Sauve. .loyce Fay Ceneral A shilling personality YN Christmas pageant Q tweak .IOUNOQ Ill ff 751,31 39, M SN- JONOQ DY. N1hml1lle Janet Warn' rl: in mspzrrmon Honor Roll I ' :nu l Npnrl Fluff hnenlrr Harlan f vnvrul H11 llunl lun hulll K.nnmn1l .unr- lfnsun ss Nun ol Ufrrurv from lnunlrx lrm L N1 hut! 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Walker Kevin Joseph Arts lot of courage Ihfrk farfl FGFTIPT Warlhlmg Flwalreth Ann St-:ence -I ltttle lhnanm Hunur Roll I llml Stall -lthlatms Weaxer Wnlllam Harold Ima rts Ilusney s second tzhlems Ihul Staff Spurh Stall eekley Burlmra J Business uestlons and ansuars Arhlencs Fherk lard I arner Wewlermener .lanel Carol Business Qntte the gurl Athletlcs l hrtstrnas Pageant Ufftce Assistant Wheatley Elnalrelh Ann Secretartal I have lomerl mv lnenrls as I do vtrtnre Honor Roll I 2 Gregg Certtftcate Studyroom founctl Whlle Palrula Ann General Short and sueet or' '21 Whntmg Donna NIHFIIYII -M Feneral Hannls the Btsons Honor Roll 3 Bowling fhnstntas Pageant Whnlunaton Romawne 'Nl Secretartal As romantic as her name Aithletxcs Wnlllams lame- Stewart Nuence 4 right gm Worthington Cvnthna Ann Secretartal Happy go lucks Honor Roll I 2 4 bpurh Staff Llbrary Assistant ljbQdD:,B5'4ff I -eff Jowou nl fy Xntler-on Rlld Nczenre Brtok, Robert Xllen I eneral Ia! a vourae Lartl I hrntma: I ugeant I nnen I' tlwartl ame Business W e re vruun or I ramen Basketball f uotbnll 1 764,41 if Y gizm- JOIN OD UC Inner hdwartl A NFIPIICP'-EIIKIIII erzng Delanex Robert lrun I eneral Desertec the purple heart -lthletuw Ihrtstmas Pageant lhllon Wlarton I eneral 27 Woslaa Bernard leonaral Ieneral Huston Wiz Wurwter Roger Franklm I eneral Wtttv Howltng I harlt Iarrl Iurrter Trarlt I Int Mgr! vlle -iunlrex 'Nlarne I eneral Batter late than nusr Wwlne Bewerlw Ioyre Arts Faithful frtemls are hard to fund fithlettcc Htetorv Club Zaleslu .loweph Daniel Business S tm Pluck I ard CIIFTIPF I hrulmas Pageant 7el.nko Stanley I-refleruk Suenrf flluays m hat ualer I hr er leader I heck Iarfl I arrur Ihrntmas lageant leplovulz l'ranklm Nutnre I laesu al The arrlenl poltuuan llonar Roll I 2 3 4 llnlury I lab lresulent llelrate I ue I FPWIIIPIII Seamr llav lem na I .srl I eneral QUIPI Tvpe I heck I aral I arrzer Ihrtwtmafz Pageant Nuuwe Ilnb ulownz Rnnaltl Ltlmunll Srtence Ihemxstrv Bram I hflilllllli Pageant Football Nuente I lub Dole Ilara Anne I eneral ln ther Robert James General F1 her James Paul General Hobo! 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' .I I A 5 i ' ' The history of WDL5 l3C,QUtDlT The begunnung of our hustory as a class was a September that now seems long ago September l947 The world was at peace a strange X gy unsettled peace but there was no open hostulaty The tumes seemed un tune to us for we were very young We had only recently tucked away the duplomas awarded us upon completuon of eught years of elementary school Now ut was September agaun lhow the summers flash byll We were about to enter the second phase of our school lufe our hugh school years For some of us ut was to be the funal phase of our educatuon for others ut was college preparatory Whuchever ut was ut loomed up before us as somethung tremendously umportant a luttle frughtenung but defunutely a transutuon from chuldhood to adolescence LK WOO September thurd arruved a day of mellow sunshune redolent wuth the heavy scents of autumn More than three hundred strong we entered the doors of South Park Hugh School We were freshmen scrubbed and shunung haur combed and brushed new clothes and brught new shoes We were frughtened yet bold knowung so much yet knowung so luttle full of con fudence but duffudent At furst we were utterly confused by the vast sea of faces whuch swam before us but as freshmen wull we became gay and observant Thus was our furst opportunuty to show some un duvudualuty and character We broke the barruers and made many furm fruendshups We became acquaunted wuth those who were to become outstandung un theur varuous fuelds We met Elaune Sumonuck the mumuc who put her talents to use un the Senuor Show of our sophomore year C-lorua Bucella the aspurung actress Muck and Mutt the sportswomen Leula Metzger tap dancer and baton twurler Robert Cudduhy the comeduan un the Senuor Show of our uunuor year and Ruchard Prenatt our tenor who was to sungon many occasuons We met the future rep resentatuves to Curls and Boys State and the musucuans who added a myruad of sour notes to the assembly programs and looked up worshupfully to the upper classmen who dud not How many tumes can we remember thunkung I m not a chuld anymore l m un hugh school now But soon we realuzed that we were looked upon as unfants mere freshmen All of us then decuded to observe the upper classmen carefully to see what we could do to hude our udentuty One bug utem was the new look un clothes The gurls groaned a but at furst but funally accepted the frully blouses and the long skurts that swept theur ankles Whether or not at hud theur udentuty us a moot questuon but ut dud hude everythung save theur heads and feet Among the boys at the same tume there was a notuceable tendency toward brughter colors The char treause punk and purple tues socks and shurts enluvened the atmosphere about the school Although the pattern for each day was the same there were many uncudents whuch made each seem completely dufferent The tume that jacque Renner and Tom Powers were kept from assembly for breakung balloons un class lToms now our vuce presudentl was one of the lughter moments of our frosh year Ununuated un the ways of scuence we freshmen especually were umpressed by the muracles wrought at the demonstratuon guven by General Motors We remember the small mercury bulb whuch ullumunated the whole audutoruum the 28 NH.. . ...Q , . 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' u the senuor class lU'7 marvelous detectuon by fluorescence of the thuef who stole the dollar bull and the get aurplane flown across stage As freshmen we wero also untroduced to the varuous tradutuons of Nu do South Park Yuletude we saw our own Larry Cole as the spurut of 75 f Chrustmas Sunce then there has been a shortage of boy tenors and we now have a gurl un thus part St Patruck s Day found us honorung our lrush ancestors and celebratung the annuversary of the breakung of ground for our school On Senuor Day we reuouced chuefly because ut meant a half holuday and a parade For some strange reason the parade was consuderably shorter by the tume ut agaun reached school Now how ever we realuze uts deeper sugnufucance and ruch tradutron Anne Ashley dued durung thus furst year For some of us thus was the furst tume we had ever grueved Thus was a taste of the anxuety of an adult world Before we realuzed ut our freshman year was over We gauned prestuge as sophomores No longer were we the youngest un the school We decuded that un our newly reached maturuty we would settle down to a seruous year Some of our subjects forced thus decusuon We were takung hugh school math some of us geometry some were readung luluus Caesar s commentarues another group was unvolved un learnung the untrucate symbols of shorthand The hustory of the peoples of the world demanded much of our attentuon We found that there us but one formular for suc cess hard work Many of us became actuve members un the varuous clubs The Dramatuc Club and Camera Club were organuzed and some of us who had a flaur for uournalusm uouned the Spark staff Our present edutor Dorothy johnson was on the staff that year The Spark won second place un the Columbuan Scholastuc Press Assocuatuon Contest All the sophomore boys became acquaunted wuth the preamble of the constututuon October came and our attentuon was duverted to the gruduron Thus year ut was announced there wull be a nught football game held un Cuvuc Staduum the furst un the hustory of the Buffalo publuc hugh schools Although South Park dud not play every one went out to the staduum to see the game We had our own float wuth lvlr and lvluss South Park and a whole cheerung sectuon fulled wuth enthusuastuc fruends and students The sophomore gurls were sobered by the death of theur swummung unstructor Mrs Kroen ung She us well remembered by all those who partncupated un or saw her water follues The Pageant of jewels une came around once agaun but dud not carry wuth ut the sugnufucance of the prevuous june We were promoted to the uunuor class but we were too accustomed to school to be much awed by thus step from sophomores to uunuors When we re entered the next September however we were wuthout one of our dearest fnnds Colette Wrught who had dued durung the summer a vuctum of the poluo epudemuc Sad dened by thus we resumed our studues An unterestung tradutuon was revuved as a few of the students embarked on a course un Creek wuth Muss Tuffany The history o the senzor class fcontmued on page 09 29 I , ,.....,. l u,LQ wf ,T A , . . Z.-,NZM ' ' ' XTLI1 ff I ' D ,lf Along with our gayest moments, there were serious times. One of our classmates, Shirley . , I . y . , -J Am Say? Honors F114 and IITIFIOIIS arf' Ihr :cords uhlch rho lips 0 ulsrlom utter To ulmt shall fllflf rarity be llI10ll!ll 2 ff hut prlre shall count thmr u orfh 9 luppcr Intelligence ns a gutt but one must cultivate and carefully nourish at If through the years ut ns l f to bear trust Those who are endowed wlth a more ,fa WW first rv Q va Nfel-53 and seldom expernence the stnmulatlon whlch comes from the applause of their fellowmen They seem to be sustained from wnthln and to know a happaness whlch only satlsfactaon can bring scholarly mund are generally quiet and reserved At South Park an average of 95 Wo or above entitles a student to hughest dustlnctlon and an average of 9006 9490 places hum In the dustlnctuon group Marks of the honor students are read In assembly at the close of each quarter and ment cards are awarded to those who attaun the hughest scholastic ratungs Wuth prlde we name the students who placed flrst second and thlrd ln thenr respectuve classes durung thus school year Thurd Sensor Class lunlor Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Sensor Class lunlor Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Senuor Class lunuor Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Hnghest Patrlcua M Prltchard Patrlcla l Hamm Helen Zoltak Edward Kobee Ronald A Crutchfleld Patrncna M Prrtchard Helen Zoltak Edward Kobee Ronald A Crutchheld Flrst Quarter Second lean McLaren Charlotte Burch Ronald Wrona Monica Zlemxn ku loanne Korkowlcz Second Quarter lean McLaren Patrlclal Hamm Monica Zlernlnskl Eleanor L Muszynsku Thnrd Quarter Patrlcla lvl Pritchard jean McLaren Charlotte Burch Carl C Olm dward Kobee Ronald Wrona Ronald A Crutchfleld Wlnlfredl Rleman Eleanor L Muszynsk: Carol E Howard Carl C Olin Rosemary Ready loan Schroeder Pauline Short Eleanor L Muszynskl Carol E Howard Charlot e Burch Elizabeth M Kulpatrlck Ronald Wrona loanne Korkowlcz Carol E Howard Helen Zoltak lvlonsca Zlemunskl Lorraine S Cay E, A l , I , ' W Nw, ,S , l 1 . j . . - Q l E 1 - V ' ' Y . V . . ,. ,. - k , ' . - . - ' l , L is L., KKQV C' , all 2 we -Qxs w I 'Vi r' r K ' ' v ' 4 I . . . . . ,. 30 ww 9-4, SWE if ,,AF wif 2 1,531 Wwndl? I-ICDNCDRS if, M ,M-., ?ff'a. ' . 51' 'T f 6 l , O I , 1. . 1, ! , . 3' A A . I 7 4, I A 'z Q A, -N. 5 xv Q, 'I - iw . , ' . ' v fur 1 2-'S G ' ,, , fax , ,Q , f' Q. R . W ew 3, b , . gif . pf v Vgqwl , x K . V c V V h . af f N- at - ' i R. .N AX 5 , ':,-- X7 A mfk- 1 W1 , . x ' 31 Highest distinction These are our students who, throughout their school years, have worked with an enviable calm and steadfast purpose, and have reaped knowledge in abundance, They have avoided the reefs and the shoals. They have ridden the crest, and have held their average at 95 Oo or above: : m.qZ i- 5 lk lk lst row Marv Lou DeGraff Lorraine Gaw Dorothx Klotv Shiela Kellw Paullne Short Joanne Korkowlcz Irene Doeseckle Joan Schroeder Patrlcla Hamm Jean McLaren Ro emarj, Reedy Charlotte Blrch 7nd row Helen Zoltak Shlrley Stuhlmlller Irere Karle Judlth Morrovs Geraldine Dean Elfrleda Heuer Dorothy Johnson 3rd row Irene Slcxenskl Patrlcla Sudvn Martha Gars Patrl la Pritchard Carol Campbell Eleanor IWUSZYHSKI Ponald rutchfxeld Donald Paulus Ronald Wrona Paul Bursteln Peter Vaslllon 4th row Robert Carson Carl Olin Clifford Schutz Flanklxn Zeplowlte Harly Maxnor Edwald Rlter W1l11am Kobee 'Absent when pxcture was taken 'Ehzabeth M Kxlpatrlck Dolores M Wxsnlewskl Roberta J Vioods 32 lhfinlfred Rieman, Virglnette Rachlinski. Carol lrloward 'Monica Zieminslti. ' l l Distinction An average of 90-9400 places one in our distinction group. And indeed, these students dc-serve the distinction they receive, because they have displayed a diligence which is becoming to the young. They have accepted their high school courses as a challenge, and refused to be defeated by it, They have made a record which will always be a source of pride to them, and have tried to train themselves tor adjustment to the problems and struggles of later life, lst rovx 'nd row Sid row h ron nth ron B'nb nl unllt in M ll x on uerb :Cl cl cr nnor nu Li snn us M lI'llX n Hum- Shu Lembke Dune Debs Helen Klvmler Join Cooper Filth Folek M ld ccl I Pxtrleli eter bxllx Kieuler Cklllhli Worthln tin Joxn blllllllll C incur Lfllerxst G l I .Innes Masters' ko Barbara Madison Helen Edin r Marjorie me Bronne bocinlem aaxdra Dillon Dorothx Johnson Mar 'zret Fox Carol ne Palonal Robert Maris Nhchael DerSarkxss an Gordon Gunner Donald Vkeftz Gerald Stltt Pobe I Pier ans P11 11p Cood Pobe t Schmid l1n Frank Polak Norton Schxsartzott Ro er Johnson Anthonx Balestr err Eduard Niereer James La ou lu Kenretl Ruo Roni ci Hes rn Hoxxa d Bonnare Joeeph borrenrmo Leona d wrone Absent when pctrres were taken Joan Bruce Diane Blank Nazrw Halloran Mars Lou Lazarsk lnrle Rei 33 ,' ': . ' z 'z Hz ' 1 . a I. A 2 1, Mil rfl 0170 . Gull Br Ji an N xki, 1 ' 4' ' r, lf-5' . 'z ., 1 '. . i . 2' i 2 my . 'z z ' 'z St l ', 'Q j ' ' , j z ' 2 . z 1 'z. An-:elm Vito. I: ' 1 ' , om dinp Buczka, Jean Lenox. Lucy Hursvh, Beverly Keller. Shirley Faltisvo, June '1'red11.n1Pk. Geraldine Michllnskz ' ': z . . n', . . ' ' . ' ca. ' ' ' 'xi 'z' ' 1 , K- it ': 4' '.1 , ' . '. . . , . r 'vs 1 1 , , Yr '- ' 'J . ' - 1 . 'Q . , g 'si 1 2 f. ' 11' 'Hia . 'fr 'f A M ' ' . ' ' N , I :-j ' ' . , j ' ' 1. S 1: n.an. Distinction lst row 7nd row rd roysu 4th row Stn row Dolores Lavelle Barbara Bond Dorls Marlon Geneyleve Tatar Jean Froats Rose Bella Shirley Bishop Shirley Eschberger Cecelia Zxemlnskl Betty Breckon Geraldine Radwan Marv ONe1l1 Harriet Auerbach Pat 1c1a Wheeler Lols Trask Mary Kardas Mary Ann Horbett Rachael D1Berardlno Lorraine Franc Dorothy Omlclolx Lella Vletzger Lucille An elo Dolores DAless1o Mary Carfel Arlene Newell Mary Fltzgerald Joan Eraser Jean Fraser Sally Whltton Lucy Sllyaroll Nancy Lagovnskl June Burke Gall Bremer Carol Mlnkleln Anne Busto Jean Zimmer Barbara Schulze Nancy Gallagher Tonla Schegg Margaret EISIDQ, Patrlcxa Kemp Judxth Hund Barbara McCor mlck Patrrcla Lowell Claudette Stohl Shlrlev Massey Dorothy Eyrmg, Carolyn England Venka Yanoff Wllrnx Armstrong, Eyelyn Dans PHYTICIH Keouhh Mary Lxdclell Do 15 Mlller PBQTICIR Slerzchula Ann LEWIS Delores Daboy Lols Stcyenson Joanna Karkau Dorothy Schutrum Marlene Koch IN MEMORIAM Glona Tama, Class of 1952 Born Apral 23 1935 Died November 22 1950 34 , 3 ,. 4 , , , , . , , , , . 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I 1 vmiii 633352235 DTT LUNDO if Norlne Adam Eluzabeth Amncone Luculle Angelo Harruet Auerbach Irene Baluckl joan C Baltzly Wnlllam Barlow Marulyn Barry Frank P Bufaro Raymond F Blocko Nma Boerschug Harold F Bonlface james Bosley Monica M Bower Gaul C Bremer Barbara L Brown joan Bruce Glorua Bucella Eugenia Buchholz Ruth Buczek Ann Busto Donald P Carson Robert F Carson Bertha Catherman George M Chmuelewsku Wulllam G Chnsten Dons Clark jamesj Conugluo Flanne Crane Ronald A Crutchfield Dolores DAlessuo Shlrley Dee David j Delnh rt Muchael DerSarkussuan Perfect attendance The followung students none of whom has ever been absent or tardy during the school year are dustnngulshed for thenr regulanty and punctualuty Frankj Dwyer Elmer E Edlnger Carolyn England Shurley Eschberger Elizabeth M Esford Dorothy Eyrung Claure Falrlle june Feur janet R Flerle Mary Fltzgerald Robert L Fortln jane Franc Lorralne S Franc ean Fraser oan Fraser Ann Frawley Claudia R Gllcrlst Paul Golneblewsku Theresa Gorzynsku Lawrence Goss Pauline Greenly Wanda Groblewskl Carol Guenther joan M Hansen Mary Hartman Phyllis Hartman Elfrleda Heuer james Hodge Mary A Horbett Dorothy jannszewska Roger A johnson David ordan Trufon G Karakotslos Munel F Kelley Dons R Kemp Patncaa Kemp Dolores M Kieffer Norman Klas Ethel Kleune Fredenck E Knler Marlene M Koch joanne Korkowucz Kenneth R Lake Donna Lee Mary T Luddell Donald Long Mary A Lucca Mildred l Luty josephrne L Marcno Dons C Marlon Eleanore Marquardt janet Marshall james Ma terenko Harry D Maynor joan E McCarthy jean McLaren jacquellnej McPeek Mary L Meuer Carol Michael Geraldnne Mnchlunska Margaret A Muller joan Monglovn judlth A Morrow Margaret Murphy Karolyn Mutton oan Nuetenng Muldred A OConnor Carl G Olin Rosalie Omar Raymond Ostrander Salvatore Pace joan Pacer Anna Paolunl lsabel R Papaleo Donald R Paschka Donald G Paulus Denls P Plewnuak Mary Prenevau Patrlcla M Pritchard Wnlllam E Prutchard Vurglnette Rachlunskl Geraldlne Radwan joan A Raught Wlnufred Rleman Edward W Rnter Carole Roller 36 Nancy Safe joyce Sauve joan Schaefer ane Schlablg Robert G Schmldlln oan Schmidt joan M Schroeder Gordon Schultz Norma Schutt Marne Selfert Elleen M Shanahan Dorothy P Shenk Paullne Short Alice Smlth Anna Louise Smuth Roy Sheppard Irene E Snclensk: loanna M Spaulding Alice Stott Shirley E Stuhlmuller Paullne Szarleta Barbara Tate Grace M Tate lune Tredunnlck Dorothy E Turner Angela A Vnto john D Waugh Dona'd L Wertz Kenneth Wertz janet Westermeuer Patrucua Wheeler Norvxood Whlte james S Wulllams Wllllam Wllson Irene Woloszyn Cynthra Worthnngton Roger F Wurster Lucille M Zdrojewsku Monica F Zuemunskl jean A Zimmer Helen M Zoltak loan Zukowskn Anastasna Zurawskl M . 1 1 6 tl ' . ' 1 ' sg 'E at - . - , . ' F 1 . I F . - . charloffg M. Birch Philip Good Bruce Moden sharley Af stage hmm, if Aff 'if' MES 2 ,QwJ ,Pxa JA JJ' COUNTRY SCH0c1w4uQf i155 CLASSES junzors are vergzng unto age .58 STUDY ROOM 245 - luniors and Sophomores growzng thoughtful STUDY ROOM 217 lunlors and Sophomores STUDY ROOM 237 lunlors and Sophomores Sophomores have STUDY ROOM STUDY ROOM 317 Sophomores and Freshmen N .......... uaultzng ambztzons STUDY ROOM 333 Freshmen Upper: ANNEX 7 ROOM No. I Freshmen Lower: ANNEX 7 No. Il Freshmen 41 Freshmen possess alacrity of spirit Uppe ANNEX 7 ROOM No 7 F eshme ANNEX 7 ROOM No I2 F esh e 42 r: - . - r n Center: ANNEX 7 - ROOM No. 4 - Freshmen Lower: - . - r m 2 Clif! Schutz md lu model plum un .m Q wmu N Here - there - everywhere M-s A J lan 43 L I' Q IDA wif, K I1 ure- 0 L xreu x I mu xx :lu xb L Q, P, A 5 4 , . hx! A dd MW.. . 4 A g ,EM 5 i ' 50 ix fwiwvx Q 'H A. ' - . -4' T I . - ',: Vx , x www Xl Mix ' x. ..,e is X . ,. . ,- ,, A. D ' A . I 'Y a .X . is 3 n 1 1 BobVCnrson measured mr mp amd emvu 4 Thr- Ghost or 11 Show T, The student plwtuumplu-ls .mt work '. ' 1 I 1 A 5 Mr I-1.15 .1I'!'1'- oh I wr C11 1--' - 5 51- 1 . I'rCt'1'xQ 11 'Q D115 3 Pat B I'. thi I ' 1111! fI41t'I1Ci 6 .-KLM-Iuhly JVM' 9 IN 1' Jul O'Dz I' und 1115 ' -, 'lub Actzvztzes M ia WMM MWA V W' Pleaszue and actzon make the hours seem short 01111 Ho We at South Park have a broad range ot actnvltnes from vvhuch we may choose Vtfhether d bate or dramatlcs publlc speaking or choral work extracurricular actlv :tres are ot great value to boys and gurls ln their tormatnve years Partncupatlon an these avocatuons not only bnngs educational benetlts but also ands the student In socual adjustments Learnnng to work and cooperate wxth others n early lute fur nlshes a fnrm foundation upon whnch we may build our nntellectual and socual future Association wnth our fellow students be lt nn competntuon or a cooperatlve en deavor provides an opportunlty for enhancung our knowledge ln the tleld of educa tlon as well as enlarglng the scope of our personal contacts and contribute much to ward the enjoyment of good tellowshup The attaunment of success and happlness IS ln dnrect proportvon to our effort Let each ot us utnllze the facnlutes avanlable dunng our hugh school career and share an the re fvards avvantang those who spend thelr time wnsely and well 44 U I I . 4 wiezri' 555317441 ' - . ff - Qiiff 1- , 5 J , ,, fy ug,-Q ,gm 7' , . 55-214.9 . .. si, 4531 A , ' Aieziigw 'Wi F , H 9 li . ,av sf - Km, .. 15 1 ' ' ' ,fif 'W 74- f ff - ' kA..z,er'tsp,if 1 ,ff Q, 43 , 7 ,M-542 2: t I, X535 X 1 in K L 1 5 2-gy M, .f ff ' , ' J fr. 543 'f X . , ,f',wR25t- , ft 'asf X 1 asf! gs 'Lf N-.N 2 ,ff- Mwfff X M ,fl 2 sf, f' X A 51.1, , . - H 5 ,E . 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We hear the Christmas angels P B I E 46 It mmm upon thu mldfllght. clear ' s O L1t1le'I'0vgn Qf Bgihlghgm fl if A 2 l L Rev kg? f s X , X P 0 Come 311 asf:-.1 gg pqonoou Iaaias, :Yo 9 Orhe 1 C-1'RI.n S Srifhl' A A 0 era esgonse t r BL A ,ht :'caco 11 8 uicr p 0150 L11 In roliest Ye Snepne ds Th., brief: cel 0 Little vrn o Betbxlerd 1L .lsr ml e Three e Ounod a aretn Cangique cc Iosl Q mm as MSB ,L Liber. rl px-pf er'1e lin vc ce H 0 art f Cncnus C xox us 1113 pl e Cxorus 1 els ernerds ruse ale e. ole 1erel1 or r' ,1- e ole ble O Christmas tree O Christmas tree Your gay green dress delights us You do not fade with winters snon Yon bloom with lzghl When cold winds blow O Christmas tree O Christmas tree Thy gay green dress delights us 'v-L! L...-., Ring out ye glad bells From hillside and dells While all earth beguiling. Young spring wanders smiling Attuned to your singing Ye glad Easter bells Attuned to your singing Ye glad Easter bells. or-PUC 010 f cel 1 goo Cho!-B 5 is Assembly A 5111.113 ik ,Ae . d r Qi I OL: 7: g -4 . . --'z ' '.'. erm n zl mba L N. i 'i'f- ,., g3Q L A - M -.. 5, amor-is . .N wr- -Psann lL Q H -:' :jg-3 Et .. ' -L 14 ..ece.sAo' .111-,W -- fli-T: '-A. , S -- Y x -' , 4.r. 'I-4.C:' 5, ' J - Base-- . oss: -.., -' A-.1 Reed? -17 ,xi F vr ixY xYVJ Q1 Festive days at South Park Y 11 1 1 V l -531 inc., 2:-fL:.::T - 1950 ' 1 1 tj ' , 1 - ,T 1 - . - l - g 11 . .r ' 5 11 ,, 1 5 I TL. 1 f1Jx V -' E1 1, In l 1 dll nt :mem 11 1 1 Q 11 f the fi lr? . B 1 1 ll Q , ff he Ck. L -111 F,-,Al-' . A 1 Q. 11 may ui: , M1 fr L1t 'X 1' . , N C 11 of the C7.!'LZ-1,-Str -' I . 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'c ' I N' Ye e 15 1 D Q 4 5, ' 1 , EJ i .C 5 , II if 1 1 , 11' 7 f 1 al I 6 Q 1 1 I C ' 'Y 8 L I g L Rzng out ye glad bells Words by The Holy Cxty P 5 WEATHERLY Voir Andante aio Nl XX I x 'III , saxsxi 'lf g stood in Old m :af nan -3 -- f I '.' fr Agnus Dex b ff HUNANNA fLAsTrh snxr t , 9 r 1 Lam! -..- f kv' ' ' U ffl: -if ggi M vqr ,i S- ' 1 f , 0' I Q . -. 5 ' 9 -,. 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Orchestra lst row John W x11g,h Mlrthx bury Clnre Hutehln S Mngxret Fox Edwin AdilIlC'flk AIKIICX Biker En Pllld Tom Nik Irene Karle Mary Mamlrek Robert Malaxnw Dems P1CWIIlll'x 2nd row Catherine Rouselle Marllvn Punnett. Shlrlcx Mxssex Frank Ball Jlnlce Hodge Clrolxn Okie Irene Kowal 3rd row Mr Norman Met? Director Eclwm Osborne Robert Barlow Charles B1 wk Dnld Nexms Harold Boniface 4th row Richard Schaefer Wlllldm Whlte .Innes Boslex Wllllam Kroll Robert Asmith Gerald Pigeon Pasquale DAm1co Shlela Kellv Band let row Andrew Baker E1 E-ma Tomczak Irene Koxxal Cache ne Pouselle Charlee Black N18I'I'Xll Punnett Carolxn Okle Daud Nexms Robert Barlovx 'incl row Robert Malaxnx Edxun Osborne Clalre Hntcnm s Vhllxam Kroll Martha Gar Harold Bonlface 'Mr 'worn an E Nietz Dlrector 3rd rovn Vklllxam Whlte Javnee Boslex Frank Bxla Patuck D Annco Gerald P1 eon 4th row Rxchalu bchaefer De-rns P19KX1ll l-I Irene I- lrle Jtllltf Hud Q J hn XX an l Rooert -Xbqnnh Edu lrd -Kclwnnzll-. 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M 1 Tho hzstorx 0 flu srnmr rlnss frnntunuu lj Excutement ran hugh s we antucupated Soath Park s own nught football game For weeks before the game we were out un the neughborhood sellung tuckets The publuc was as excuted as we were and a huge crowd appeared to che then losung to them un a specual playoff game by we went on to wun thurd place un football for As tume passed we found that more of our example ut became apparent that Pat Prutchard the crest un scholarshup Also noteworthy were r th boys Although tyung Ruversude O O and a narrow margun the team spurut remauned and that year classmates made theur presence felt For Clufford Schutz and Eddue Ruter constantly rode our up and comung secretarual and commercual students among them Kutty Acquavuva and Betty Wheatley our future model Shurley Hensel and our ace photographer Bull Kroll The world of sports brought to our attentuon Olympuc swummung champs Ed Mercer and Bob Carson basketball and baseball star Tom Funbar lack Beneduct on track football heroes Smuth C-avner McCarthy and Lasher and our tennus star Cluff Daly From February l4th untul March l3th last year we enjoyed an unexpected vacatuon The coal mvners went out on struke and schools were closed Though delughted at the prospect of an enforced holuday the uoke was on us and joy turned to consternatuon as a half hour was added to our school day and Regents week neared une however brought us some honors G orge Ru ppel was awarded a certufucate for excellence un Englush and joseph C-ull won SSO OO for a pruze wunnung composutuon Patrucua Prutchard agann took the gold medal for schola tuc achuevement When school closed un june we were aware of an outbreak of trouble un a tuny penunsula called Korea Although thus area was small :ts sugnufucance was tremendous because the out come would have great bearung on the future September l95O Thus date marked three years sunce the day that three hundred wude eyed freshmen had knocked upon the doors of South Park Hugh School never dreamung that so much could happen un so lnttle tume Even nofv we were unaware of the many many events whuch were to happen thus year whuch would enruch the memorues of our hugh school lufe Our last year brought many changes Lunch unstead of beung 3rd 4th and 5th ns now lst and Znd 4th all very confusung at furst but soon provung utself a more desurable plan Early un the year a student councul was formed The success of our nught game was partually attrubuted to an assebly program guven by the student coun ul of l3l wuth Larry Prenatt as emcee Mr and Muss South Park were Mary Lou Auerbach and um Lomax As the result of a most successful football season South Park funushed second amo 11 the hugh schools of the cuty A dance the furst of uts kund sponsored by the student councul of l3l was held un the gym to honor the team and was well attended by South Parkers Chrustmas tume transformed our classmates unto angels kungs and sheph rds and the new year brought thoughts of january exams ln February one of South Parks favorute physucal ed teachers Ron Moody vuas transferred to Ruversude after eleven years of fauthful servuce here March brought electuon of class offucers Our chouces were Nelson Murphy presudent Tom Powers vuce presudent Mary Lou Auerbach secretary and Nancy Halloran treasurer For the furst tume un the hustory of South Park the senuor class wull wear caps and gowns The decusuon was reached at a councul meetung un mud year 0 the sfnzor Class fr 1 lon pug.: JIU 52 y- f , A , K . ,, 5 ' . 3 1: ' ' ' - , - c . , - . , . . . , u . . . , . . u j , , . e e . - . 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'- The dzal staff Dorothy M Wolf Robert Carson Evelyn Davns Irene Doeseckle Dorothy Eyrung Margaret Fox Martha C-ary LITERARY STAFF taculty advlsor NM joseph Call Carol Howard Marllyn Huber Harry Maynor Barbara McCormack j cquelune Renner Clifford Schutz Lester Fox Knocks Fr nklvn Zeplovvltz ART STAFF Earl Brownjohn faculty advisor Bronnne Brodnlcku Dnvlsuon Page ane Franc Dlvusuon Page james Henault Cartoons Wnllnam Weaver Wullxam Kroll Leroy Overhoff Patrucua Sudyn oan Szmanla Cartoons ADVERTISING STAFF Duvusnon Page Dnvusuon Page Dlvlslon Page Dlvnsuon Page Francis Sweet Faculty Advusor Isabel o Heanen F Keatung Quurk Faculty Advusor Irene Karle Lucille Angelo janet Aquulnno Irene Doeseckle Carol Fetzer jean Fraser joseph Cnll Vnrgunln McFetrndge jean McLaren '-leather Moden Nelson Murphy Wulluam O Connell Demetra pl rakos Cordon Schultz Alice Wahl Kevin Walker Terrance Walsh Donald White Franklin Zeplowltz jean Zimmer STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHERS Thomasj Connors faculty advlsor Wnllrarn Kroll Edward Rlter D4 , KM I I I ' I f I Pamelia Riley The Spark South Parks newspaper has won an en vnable reputatlon among school clrcles for nts superuor pre sentatuon of school news For the second year In succession It has won the coveted flrst place award ln the Columbna Scholastuc Press Assocuatlons annual natuon wlde contest The wlnnlng of such an honor re uured the dnlugent efforts of the staff and nts faculty ad vlsors Mr Brecker and Mr Rundell lt means adherence to hugh standards of reportung edltlng and cartoonung The make up and productuon meth ods of The Spark have attract ed favorable comments from experts ln the prlntlng trades A unique feature of The Spark us that all the work from reportlng to dupllcatmg us done by the students as an extra currncular actuvlty The only exceptlon us the plcture page whnch as made up and dupll cated by a commercial prlnter The success achieved by The Spark staff of the past to our student edltors of the future The Spark lst row 1 to r 2nd row 3rd row The Spark Reporters The Spark Staff Bertha Cathexman Vir metre Rachlmskx Anna Paolxna Dorothy Jchnson Dorothy Plotrowskx Norlne Codd Elizabeth Ma lich Barbara McCormick Veronica Wackowskl Eleanor Malquardt Marie Andrews Dorothv Omo cioll Irene Doeseckle Mary corlev Floyd Frisch Theresa Buldan Edward Rlt r Wllliam Kroll Joseph Cill Mary Lou Auerbach Angelo Vito Cynthla Worthmgton .LX l lst row 1 to r Caroline Palonnl Pxullne Short Jmet, Flexle Doris Miller Mary Liddell Patmcl Hamm Lor mme Frxnc Shirlex Blshop 2nd ro x Marxlxn Barry Barbara Sc'hu17e shlrlew Heerdt Rxm Drejas Jean 'VII ler hlwabeth Warthl n Venka Vanoff Gerard Marchette Louxs Przxstal LIHYIIXII Huber row Delores Dabov Janet Schrmdle Patrxcla Sudyn Peter Vasllion Lestex Fox Wlllxam Weauer Jarres Przepasnuk James Mal er 50 V: . . . ' A- should serve as an inspiration -i I, 'S . . 2 ' . ' . 3 S : . L , ' A . 1 g. ' Q Wes ' , ' . y Srd ': , ' , Girls' Declamation as- i. lW2il'f'lU, Gloria H1101-1111. The Clrls Declamatlon Contest was held at South Park Hugh School on Thursday November l6 l95O The tollowung took part Name Selection Author Carol Campbell Gertrude the Coyerness Stephen Leacock osephlne Ma mo The Death ot th Hlred Man Robert Frost Heather Moden The Luttlest Angel Charles Tazewell Clorza Bucella Ann Rutledge Carl Sandburg Carol Cerst nberg The Mountaln Robert Frost Heather Moden was awarded turst place and Carol C mpbell recelved honorable mentlon Heather Moden placed 3rd at Bennett Hrgh School In the tlnals December lst l95O Boys oratorzcal contest Friday f-lpn' 20 l95l Name Tltle Paul N Bursteln The Tnal at the Cate of Heaven Gerard l Marchette Courage and Men Harry D Maynor It s Your Cholce john E Myers Flylng Saucers Edward W Rnter How Little My Countrymen Know Wnnner Franklin Zeplowltz Clrtford M Schutz Chochlse Greatest ot the Apaches Franklin Zeplowutz Rededucate or Perlsh Runner up john Myers Franklln Zeplowutz placed second In the clty wlde orat oncal contest held at Technlcal Hugh School Pprul 27 l95l tid F k INK f JXI 6 . , . , v . . I , N r . 9 . 9 X ,. 3 ' . . . 4 y 4 . , t , . Sea f 3 John Myers. rim lin Zeplo- wltv, Paul Buzsteiu. fundiuu' Harry Ia-'mort Edward Pxvox' Clif Ord Schull. Germ . 11:- c-ht-tu' 5 S' -Q ted Ii:-'lille-r Mud . Carol C4 I t 1 fllltlldlllgf Carol Ciwsu-xxbt-Its, Jusephl Debate AFFIRMATIVE TEAM 9 k H yMa MsMa1l Gdf yJh My QUESTION RESOLVED That Buffalo and Erue County be merged unto one metropolutan dustruct South Park Hugh School Grover Cleveland vs South Park George Frantzen Peter Vasuluon NEGATIVE SPEAKERS Franklm Zeplowltz Tumekeeper Robert Fortun ALTERNATE Nancy Gabriel DECISION Negatuve Bennett Hugh School South Park vs Bennett AFFIRMATIVE SPEAKERS Patrucua Prrtchard john Myers Harry Maynor Tumekeeper Carol Campbell ALTERNATE jean McLaren DECISION Negative 57 NEGATIVE TEAM Front row George Frantzen Nancy Gabriel Peter Vasllion J Connors Coach l I , I 5 E J. , fy I' ,, I 7, J . f' T I F nt row: Carol Campb 11, Patricia f Pritchard, Jean McLaren. , - I I row: arr ynor, is rce a ' 0 re, 0 n ers, I ' , O At - ' At - ' Back row Franklin Zeplowitz Thomas We are hosts to our parents at open house 1 Miss, Eldrldges upm clxss The Jumor Red Cross uorkcrs vnlth Miss Vmxxder .5 4 Mrs Koch K chcarlstzrs Mlss MrFxox s IIIRIKIX clw.-H morn D8 2. Carol Campbell dlrmlls the Lllltilb. fi, 'Ihr studs-ul url L'X1Aib1'.. The senior tea Cherry blossoms lacy ferns and white trelluses transformed the gurls gymnasium Into a Maytame setting for our sensor tea held on Wednesday May l6th The excntement was hugh when the sensors were ready to go down the re eptuon lane and the tea began The welcoming commnttee Included Mr Frank P Regan pruncnpal Mr F Nncholas Mc Carthy asslstant prnncupal Mass Ether M enkuns Muss MaudeC Lewus and Mr FrankODay sennor study hall teachers With them were our class otfncers presndent Nelson Murphy vuce president Thomas Powers secretary Mary Lou Auerbach and treasurer Nancy Halloran Presndnng over the punch bowls were Helen Ednnger Bertha Catherman oan Szmanna Bronune Brodnucku lean McLaren and Barbara McCormack Mrss jessue M R ed and Mass Vnola B Lensen faculty co chaurmen were ably assrsted by students from the Home Economics Department Harrnet Auerbach Clara Chmuel Dolores Clay beck Marlene Claybeck Ruta Cochran Mary Alice Croley Mary Ann Horbett Dons Kemp lanet Kleust Marilyn McCarthy Shlrley Nottlngham Lucille Podlas Cleraldnne Roberts Luculle Sarna Audrey Schaeffer Shurley Stuhlmlller A len Trnpp and loan Walter These gurls proved to be charmung hostesses Musuc always lends a certain maguc and our program under the durectuon of Mrs Mildred A Koch delughted the guests Evelyn Davis sang a solo Smoke Cet s In Your Eves and Nezzae DuCarIos vocal selec tuon was The Night lS Young A pnano number Body and Soul was played by Charles Black The tollowlng members of the orchestra The Spark Stars provlded excellent music for dancung Rosemary Reedy Edwun Osborne Richard johns Shnrley Massey Robert Asquuth Charles Black Irene Kowal Richard Schaefer Nezzue DnCarlo Nelson Murphy class presldent was master of ceremonles 09 l l , . ., .. N. . , , , , ., ' 1 - . l ' . , - . - - . .. .l . , . , . D V. - . v - . V . . - - . . . . ro. . , , ,TC . Alumni renew old friendships 1 Riitpllllll Wm: I xl IX Us i 1 U L UITX U Immun m 60 . I I :Z t - N 4? I Q l , , 1 I . xy . A I 0 , q 5 , ff-I: 5 4 ,, - P. ' , 2 f-- V , ' L . F 1. Eve-rjcone poses 3. The :mud :umm-h. L A ' f . 1 4 A r MCC: 'tl ' IL-1 c. th A 5 ICM' 'I' 1 V211 11 Q, ul UMA lkl-. The alumnz assoczatzon To The Members of The Craduatlng Class After four years of strenuous endeavor dunne whlch you the members of the graduatnng clas of l95l have resolutely faced and overcome all the hurdles an the class room and have trned to be honest and to serve hugh :deals your hard work has been justnfled You have now achueved your long cherlshed ambltuon and are to b congratulated Your parents also deserve much credit for encouraging you to take advantage of your opportunltnes Now you reallze that nothnng worthwhlle IS attalned save by effort and Your hugh school expernence In Itself better flts you for the arduous tasks whuch Ile ahead Whether you suc ceed or fall nn the race of llfe depends not on your teachers your parents or your trannmg but upon your stayung power You can all become good cltlzens Some of you may become great cntnzens and some wnll be found who can do easily what others Cannot do In the hurry and bustle of the busnness world It wrll be hard to keep un touch wlth your classmates and your school However an excellent way of doing thus as to take an active part nn the actlvutaes of the Alumni Association You wall fund that your membershsp wall be both pleasant and profntable pleasant nnasmuch as you can satisfy that Innate deslre for remlnlsclng to whuch all men are prone When you lusten to the accomplishments of others ut wall foster an attntude of fruendly rlvalry and may spur you to greater effort In your chosen faeld lt wlll be profstable because here you wall have an opportunuty of provldvng scholarships for deservlng students who ln turn may be a factor an helpung to malntaun a balance un these troubled tlmes Wltl- a large active membershup there IS :ndeeed no lumut to the possuble accompllshments of thus organlzatlon Martin B ODonnell Presvdent 61 g 0 U D . F . 9 V f . . . . D s., . . . . . r . 1 1 1 ' v I v . - Q The discussion club Members of the Discussion Panel met every other Tuesday wnth Mlss Godfrey as modera or ln November twelve of the members presented a panel dlscusslon at school seventy two on the sublect Does the lnllsh School Curruculum fut the needs of the students? Thus Informal talk was held at te request of the Parent Teachers ASSOCIBTIOH of that school and proved to be novel and lnformatlve for all those pr sent lt IS a credit to he students that thls club IS so actlve at South Park for ut affords young people an op portunuty to learn how to an alyze current problems It ns a workshop for those who hope to be lntellugent leaders an their community Slide rule club heated left to rlght Robert Fortm Je'1n MCLTTPII C1 11re Hutchm s Mar aret Fox Shlela Kellx Carol Howard Fr111k1111 'feplowltz John NIXPIS btaudm Lllfford bchutz Sh111ex Lutz Dorothx Johnson Joan Les111eMsk 1 Vdwird Rxter Martl11C11X Floxd Fr1sCh GGXLTIXGL C1111poe11 NI1IjOl1C MCCHILIIX Marllxn Hubex Janet Schmldle H'1I1X Mmuox Thus year room 3l2 was once more the scene of after school actuvnty The Slade Rule Club held nts regular meetung every Wednesday Under the dlrectlon of Mass Crangle the manlpula tuon of the sllde rule became common knowledge to many of South Park s advanced math stu dents From those pnctured below the followlng offlcers were elected Cllfford Schutz pres :dent Frank Dwyer vlce president Ann Battlsta secretary These twenty three club members have found that knowledge of the sllde rule accom panled with the maguc of :ts lntrlcacles have proved not only stlmulatlng but also extremely advantageous to the possessor I-o1e1u1111d Ql111orci 50111111 s mu A1111 Bwttlsta Joxce 'tianlex A11to11'1ette bard1n1a EHYW oth Es 0rd Claudla C11 C st Josephme NI'1rc o Doro thx Klotz Jean Hexner 'Pud ovx Paul C o1eb1e1xsk1 Jcsc p11 CAQIPCKI Penmond Blr l-.f farl Ollll Peter V1s1 Oifllll L 1ll Fr 111k U wr xt x xx 1 Adxmczxk Pouald btmdo Jxmes M1 1 C110 Fl WIll7fIl War Nic 11 11 er Eduard Mer 62 , c ,G . , cc . 9 . T - ,, 4 2 .Y 4 . V K K 4 . 4. , E V 2 Y' . - , z ' L, Q 1 j V ' gg ' ' ' 4 ' N' , K' 5 . f .' ' f. L 2 ' , ' 1 1: j ' . ' 2 'z ' '.1z ' ' 1 I 'Q ' A I ' . 1 1 N' '. l - ' A v - K l 't ' 'Z z 1 . 4' K C V . . . . - ' ' 1 i ,. li. 1 I . ' 1 - Q N i I, ' 1 fl , ' . 4 1 , - V, 't ? . . 4 . xy V , . . , - , f 1 1 , - r 1 . M - ,,' 1' ,' '. .1 ' V I A V vc' ' '. J - 2. '- Q llllIX J 3 . ' 2 T . vii . ' ga -l 15rd wt Ed ' I1 . z 'z . 1 5 . 4 I gl . 2 , 2 .' 1- T ' ' 71z1r'. ' 1 rw- 2 A . - :leer . 11 1 u , - Bowl: ng ist 1011: 1. to r., T11eodor1 O1 r holf, P1'esic1c11111 R 0 h Q r Jaggord, Vice-Prss1d1-1111 Jarne Mr-Can ' 'A Edward Riu-r, TI'E'iiSk11'l'T 11 Secret 111 L I-OFIIII P 1111 2nd row: Room' ' ' 1 Silvio Russo Ralph K1.11oo1 , Frisch, Gt-owe 591111110105 1 Donald Knight lird row. RdXII101lCl Ohulxoltlcr Thomas Juliano, P11111 11r stem, Ronald Lf-111110, Ralph Jar-Ord. James Guy Norman Suplickl 1-rcdf rick Knler Trifon Karakotslos MG S th Park junior Bowling League f Mr 1951 marks the end of the third year of the existence of the ou in coniunction wuth the South Buffalo Post American Legion and under the capable guidance o ' ' h s been gaining momentum each season ' d the race for the league championship was intense Francis Sweet it a competition this year an m in first place A B C and the run teams were in B b lagord S tea of the junior Legion The final accounting The two top teams were entered in the Natrona ner up team in league competition captained by Ed Rater won the Erie ou y championship Two bowlers on this team im McCann and Bob Fortin won the individual high single game and high series awards All in all it was an excellent season , , P. I N 1 kg' . x A Q. Y ,. . . ,. Q2 K Four . . . . A , I ' ' showed o ' ' ' . ' ' lTournaments ' . 1 . - - ' , ' ' ' C nt American ' junior Red Cross Club The lunior Red Cross Club carried on a variety of projects this year. The girls hemmed handker- chiefs, stuffed toys, and dressed dolls for needy childreng crossword puzzles and favors were given to the local hospitals. Stationery was collected during April for the Coast Cvuard Station. Many of the members worked in the nursery at the Veterans Hospital and the Buffalo Blood Bank. Two girls from the club represented South Park at the Red Cross Council meeting held every month. Here schools exchanged ideas and worked on different projects at the meetings. Next year the club welcome many new members to join in the work of service to others, I D t . Q 50: 1 1 111 1', Q ' , s. 1 '1 ', 1.1 ua . , ' 'H T I1 QI K' 1 p . 1 Q - ' 1' 'iz , 'zz i. ' hopes to itfrl 81111111 0011111 Pauline S1011 1Z1r 1101 H'1nnon Llfrleda Heuer I1net 511180111 Inretta David, J1cq11t11111 H111 en 5KlIld1I1 Doro1h1 H111 cn C1ther1nQ O Connor E111 meth Kilpatrick. E1 11I16 Cr1ne P1tr1c '1 Love-114 A1109 Rllbfl ht NI'lI'1lXI1 Barrx Ann Lan- Q1 Barbara Schulze E11z'1beth T1z- fax o Ellzfibeth Arnlco 19 Ethel K1e1ne Irene Balickl Pan ela Riley P tr1c11 Gan TOIICKI B01 erljv May Nia 1 Lou DCGIP1 1 Dramatzc Club .- The luttle Theatre group at South Park as a llvely one Our common Interest m dramatlcs as helped to make our school I6 stlmulatmg and pleasant e have endeavored to merge e old and the new to keep aluve the classnc tradltuons of our alma mater and to give a cross section of American lnfe as at us lsved an our era To one and all who alded us then In the accomplushment of our asm thanks and farewell' Wlth Prospero of The Tem pest we say 1 st rowGl tglrll Rlobert Ma1a5ny James Przepasnlak Mrs Kinsella Milton Leopold erar arc ette OUT revels VTOW have 2nd row Bruce Moden Mary Prenevau Heather Moden Joan Schaefer Mary Denton ended Carol Rlter Marie Azzopardl Donald Hoff Michael Anelll ' ' Jrd xovs Marx Lou DeGraff Lucy Sllvaroll A Coodnvght C-oodnu ht nne Busto Catherine Rouselle S 4th row Mars Carfel Evelyn Cattarm Anna Smlth Hzstory Club hnstory club met every other Tuesday and discussed such things as cutuzenshup Spam s admussuon to the Umted Nations and and to Yugoslavia A lnvely debate on the admlsslon of Alaska and Hawalu to Statehood was followed by a fllmstrlp on these countries ln February several members of the club put on the Bull of Rnghts Assembly Aprul 7th the followung members took part In the Model Unuted Nations Assembly at State Teachers College lvl l D an yn Huber Patracna Prutchard Harry lvlaynor Edward Rlter and Franklin Zeplowltz Members of the Such lnvely nnterest In communut We feel our club ns mak :ng a worthwhnle contrrbutuon to the cltnzenry of tomorrow y and world affairs us very healthful lst rom PBZFICIH Pritchard Franklin Zeplowltz Joan Les nlewska 2nd row Margaret Fox Claire Hutchings Martha Garx Elizabeth Amlcone Marxlxn Huber Claire Falrlee rd row Janet Schmlclle Dorothx Helnen Anna Paollnl Isabelle Hemen Heather Moden Bexerly Wylie Maureen Sulll wan Shxrley, Lutz Ianet Mar shall , 4t,h row Edward Kobee Harrx Majynor Floyd Frisch Eduard Rlter Robert Fortln Richard Lake 64 . ,,,, , . I . V V I lv . 4 T T lf ' , L I th . . . in g v 1 U X, r RV I T 3 1 A , .- A 2 2 HJ' .1 .w I ' V' K 1 , j x , U , u , lst 2nd 3rd 4t 5th row. . ' J hn Jennings row. Clifford Schutl YlCC President: Carol Gerstenber Secretary Joan Lesniewska ' ' d w a r u Piter 'I FEZISUTEI' E FITS CILIIL Ros lllllil rom Jean McLxren Pepe Carol Howard bhlrlev Luta Dorothy Klotl Janet Vllrshall row Peter V lSlllOIl M iurf en Sullivan Janet Schmidlc- V uellne Renner Claire ac4 Hutchings M a r t h a Cary Joseph Gasieckl h row: Floyd Fr1sch. Robert Fortxn Warner Meininger Margaret Fox Jchn Mvers Richard Lake Paul Burstem Flank Dws er Franklln Zeplowitz 0 Bruce Moden Harold Bom fare Joseph Bucakowskl at South Park Since its in The Science Club is in its third year ception the members have enjoyed interesting and educational dem onstrations, field trips and films, At one meeting Peter Vasilion gave an explanation of the profusion pumpg at another a talk on the model airplane was given by Clifford Schutz. We saw the film Steel Man s Servant and one on the atomic bomb h Ford Plant and to Worthington Our trips included a visit to t e Pump a tour through the WBEN studios and a recent excursion to the New York State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences A splendid time was had by all the budding scientists and everyone has grown in mbership in the club knowledge through his me W af lst row: Beberly Kirchmeyer, Leonard Vlirona. Carole Ro'Ier. John Salerno, Geraldine Buszka. Donald Stott, Martha Gary, John Jennin,s, 2nd row: Wllhelmina McSkimmink, Patricia McGr' Lh, Joan Kuhn, Evelyn Catterin, Susan Nlaplerala, Claudia Gilchrist. Joan Baltzly. I'-ancy Gabrlel, Ross Parsons. Edward Kobee, Edward Riter. Claire Hutchin,s, Antoinette Sardina, Theodore Webb. Carol Kaiser. Ronald Wrona. '65 Science club CHESS CLUB B Q7 K K Kt R6 Check K QR B B6 Checkmate' With this object checkmate mind students organized a f Chess Club The purpose 0 the club was not only to bring together those who are inter- ested in playing and develop- ing their game but to en- courage and broaden the in- terest in this game of skill. Progress has been made in dis- . . h lling the notion that c ess D ' game only for mental wizards or older people with A ' l h h time on their hands. At oug anyone can learn the moves ' h about half an hour, e IFI object sought after is practice and application. It is the hope f all the members that in- o terest in this game of skill will grow at South Park. Camera Club l 'LSL K .W ,, . A A Han 7, rf.-1' E Am lst row William Kroll President Edward Riter Vice President Joan lesniewska Secretarv Shlrley Lutz Treasurer and row Janet Cappola Dorothy Klutz Dorothv Johnson Janet Marshall Maureen Sullivan 3rd row Paul Burstein Gerard Marchette Ronald Stando Leonard Wrona 4th row Louis Przytal Peter Vasxllon Cllfford Schutz Joseph Gill Joseph Buczkowskx James Maziarz Ronald Wroua The Camera Club formed in the early part of 1950 by Mr Thomas Connors of the faculty with the enthusiastic support of Mr Regan has played an extensive part in supporting school activities throughout the past year A fine press camera of the kind used by most newspaper photographers was purchased last year and an enlarger was added to our equipment this year The club has supplied pictures of ant the Easter program and guest speakers have also been photographed The club itself has about thirty members William Kroll is President Edward Riter Vice President joan Lesniewska Secretary and Shir ey Lutz Treasurer The members have been instructed in darkroom technique in processing and printing pictures by our capable president who is an active member and frequent prize winner in the Buffalo Museum of Science Photo graphic Association The Camera Club will feel the loss of such dependable Senior members as Bill Croll Ed Riter and joe Gill Throughout the school year club members are urged to bring in outsid work they have done themselves for inspection and constructive criticism All those who have participated have shown a real enthusiasm for learning this profitable as well as entertaining hobby 66 all the schools sports activities for The Spark. Many assembly programs, the Christmas Page- The Senzors present Almost Elghteen ALMOST FIGHTEEN Comedy Drama ln Three Acts by Dana Thomas Dlrected by Mr L8W1b Fxsher Frlday May lr 1931 Mr Barry 4Fcld1e s Dacll Franklln Zeplo 1 IIZ M1s Barry 1h's mother' Heather Moden Bea Barry lthe daughlerv Dolores DA1ess1o Mabel Warren la muslc tea her Lo1etL1 Dav1cl Mrs Granvllle lof the Woman s Clubv Ed Barry lalrnost e1ghtecnr Uncle George who has a pmlosophyv Ann Sherman 1Edd1es ldealv Tommy Granvllle ra frrend of Eddlesv Sally Davldson 1one of the crowd, Mr Merrltt la professorl M ss Dalrymple Joan T SSHICWSKI John Myers Paul Burstem Glo11a Bucella Clrffoxd Schutz Patrlcla Hamm Harry Maynor la club womanv Maureen Sullxvan Janet Marshall v Irene Ba1lCk1 v Producuon Ass1stants Ac L1V1I1f' room ln the Bally home ewemnj 1n May Act The same evenmg three weeks l1Le1 Ac The same the followlng clay at noon 67 Our cameraman is a sport fan 'TI' is Dexelopmg, our lmemeu Bulte WIISOH Kenuxe Bog,Ls get thelr letters M155 and Mr South Park lst strmg, Wxlson Nlclntosh Lxhher Powers Letter Dax Ml Regan welcomes Duke Slohn Gordon Boggs. smlth Deramo Genor Schultz Davxd Carlson t ISS a hook '-hot Kuxrowskl Pace Gerxor carrles the ball Cnrls Sum readx for the e-lax 68 I . i .Ja K 4 . l g H - M 2 .. -4 I .1 f S 2. 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'., '9i, L - Cross Country Thus year South Park us exceptuonallv proud of uts cross Country team The veterwn, from last year s squad were certaun that wuth the help of several new men the team could funnsh mong the turst three an the All Hugh race After wnnnung the furst prelumunary race funushung second un the next race and thurd un the last prelumunary the team was ready for a supreme effort un the funal or All Hugh Race Despute magnuf ucent runnung the team was defeated by a better balanced Ruversude squad The dusappountm nt un the loss to Ruversude by only two pounts was partly dumunshed by the satusfactuon d ruv d from d featung both Bennett and Kensungton The squad was paced by Norwood Whute a dynamuc luttle speed demon who kept the black and red un the race by placnng fufth Whute a unnor led the Sparks all the way and us th only South Park man to make the All Hugh Cross Country team sunce l947 The other pount wunners were Wul luam Norrus eleventh james Mapes thurteenth Raymond Schultz fourteenth and Lat r nf Cole brook thurty fufth A handucap cross country studyroom race was held at Cazenovua Park at the clos of the reg ular season Thus race was won by Studyroom l3l The unduvudual wunner was Raym nd Kroll who covered the approxumated two mule course un l2 munutes and 28 seconds The best t m however was ll munutes and 36 seconds by Norwood Whute RESULTS OF PRELIMINARY MEETS October October October October john C Berkhoudt Alexander M Bullu Lawrence W Colebrook Davud j Reunhart Charles E Haug Roger A johnson Robert E Knapp Frank X Eubl Rob 5 Scuth Park l L,-rover Cleveland Kensungton South Park H utchunson Bennett -l Lafayette East South Parl l Kensungton Technucal 2 Ruversude C-rover Cleveland Frank X Eubl Robert jagord Mgr james A Mapes Raymond E Kroll Kenneth R L ke Rlchard L Lake ALL HlCH MEET South Park Bennett MAIOR LETTERS Raymond E McCunty Wulluam E Norris Ronald O Connell SQUAD LETTERS Robert E Marts Ruchard N McCunty Harold H Roeder INTRAMURAL LETTERS Kenneth R Lake Wulluam E Norris E KA All-. -4 Kensungton Raymond j Schultz Ronald E Taylor Norwood Whute Al' Hugh Sulvuo A Russo john A Sale no Asst Mgr Norton j Schwartzott Albert j Waunwrught Norwood Whute C ptaun lst row left to rxght Lavxrence Colebrook Iworvuood Whlte Raymond Schultz Wllllam Norrls Alex Blllu Ronald Tatlox John Berkhoudt Raxmoncl INTCGIHIX Ronald OConue11 2nd row Mr Ruonald Mloxods Coach Rougez Johnson Dano Delnhart Suluo Russo Robert. Marts Rau Kroll Chlrles Han Hob t ae d 1 EX' OX' dI1d'9I 3rd rovs Robert Itinapp Rmliard Lake- Ruchard McG1ntt Albert Yvalllkkfliiht Norton Schvtartzott. Kenneth Lake 70 l ....,.... A ' ,..,.... 32 .........,.. 37 ' ....,.,,.......,... ' ......,..... l59 9 ......... ' ' ...... ,...., 4 8 .,..,..4...,.., l'2 41 ,...,,..,.,.., ' .....,........ 75 East ................. lO5 6 ......... ' ' .............. 76 ......,..... 78 ' ....,....... . .,......93 -LuL-E-J nn-- n-,...A-,u ' -r':..... -Edu x'x1..:....l.:,.u.. I l 2 Edwin C Seifert Football The last three years our football teams ha ve had the honor of playing on Thanksgiving Day, but this year's team, the League l winner, was in the playoff game for the coveted ll-larard Cup, the first South Park eleven to enjoy this distinction since l939. South Park's thrilling win over Riverside, last year's League I winner, in the annual night game, enabled South Park to win the league honors and to finish with the enviable record of five wins and no defeats. ' South Park placed four men on the All-High Team-Bill Wilson, Tom Powers, Ken Boggs and Dick Genor, and finished second in the Thanksgiving Harvard Cup Classic by bowing to Kensington, the League ll winner. The final score was Kensington 20-South Park 7. South South South South South South john E Benedict Kenneth N Boggs Raymond lvl Burke joseph P Buczkowski Mgr jamesj Coniglio Carmen O Deramo Park Park Park Park Park Park Herbert W Funk Thomas F juliano joseph F Gawner Davidj Klavoon Richard C Genor William Kurowskl William C Gordon Keith A Lasher Paul F Granville Lucian E lvlascelllno Richard E Grochala Richard M McCarthy Donaldj Banks As Mgr Frank P Bifaro David H Byron Edwardj Craven Thomas P Finbar I8 33 vs I9 vs Hutchinson ........... vs Grover Cleveland ...... Riverside ............. vs Fosdick-Masten ........ Thanksgiving Day-Harvard Cup Kensington NlAjOR LETTERS RobertG lvlclntosh Capt Salvatore Pace Thomas joseph Povt ers vViIliam E Pritchard StephenG Qualey Gordon A Schultz SQUAD LETTERS Francis Kama Bruce j Moden Norman W Klas Gerald M Moss john H Kennedy CarmenS Nappo Ass Mgr james A Lomax Norman W Riley Robert S Malavny Water Boy Gordon W Sear vs Lafayette ................. 6 6 l3 O O Frank W Smith William H Weaver William P Wilson Ronald Zfdowicz Frederick G Specht Edwardj Straub josephj SweeneY Henry A Twi t Paul T Zimmerman arab!!-1 nu' lst row left to fl ht Robert Malaynx Keith Lasher He bert Funk Edwin Selfert Robert Mcfntosh Cantaxn Frank Smith Kenneth Bo s Thoma Powers Carn en Fe amo Wlllldhl G rdol R Chard Genor Davd Byron 2nd row Richard Grochala Paul Gxanulle Ronald Zydow C Vllllam Kurovnskl Rawmond Burke Lucian Mascelllno Gordon Schultz Stephen Qualey Wiliam Pritchard Norm n Klas Daud Klaxoon John Benedict 3rd row Gerald Moss Henry Twlst 1James Lomax James Cc 1 lxo Norman Rlles Joseph Ca ner Rlcrard McCarthx Thomas Jullano Vkllllam Wilson Sawatore Pace Wxllxam Wefx e -ith row Asst Coach James Simon Asst Coach Howard Haderex sst Manager Carmen Nappo John Kennedy Edward Straub Gordon Sear Bruce Modern Thomas F1n'ar Franc h rim Mfma er Jcseph Bucnovsskl Coach Al Hugger 1 1 . A . ' I . - ' 'V . . , . . . . K . . , st. . ' , . A . , y . . , , A . 9 a A ' 4' -f 1, ' I . 'ns f I 5 ..,-A, - 1 hi ,. . 'bi F T , 4. 4 Cl A A er' Q 1 ' i ' 'O 2 ' '. r ' ' ' D on Q .- f- Y. P - a' T 4' . ' . be-. -I , , .l. 3- v A. - . - . , 'I '. ' ' ' . ' zz. ' ' . .' . ' , . ', 'I' .r il , ' . ' . 'I . ' , . . . lzfgl ' 1 1' . ' . g - l Y I . , V -- ,fr . . 4 . , , Y . . . ' J , 4 is 'f.. K, . rg .. ' , , , Swimming -2 if E at lst row 1 to r John Tlberla David Demhart PHETICK Reardon Walter Forsvth Robert Dewey William Storms Donald Banks 2nd row Richard Eakes Donald Kmg W11l am CIITISIGII Raymond Burke Alan Kellv Joseph Sweenew Rlchard Szen Robert Carson 3rd row Norwood Whlte Managel William Keenan Edward Mer er Charles Trapp Wllllam Weaxer Frank Dwyex Donald Merrill The South Park swlmmang team of l95l placed tltth In the All Hugh meet scorlng 5 points for the Wullnams trophy In the dual meets they flnnshed fourth ln the serues posting 4 wlns agannst 3 losses The closest contest was South Park s 36 30 vlctory over East Although there were no All Hugh men three ot our sensors proved to be valuable assets to the team They were Captaln Wnllnam Keenan 400 yard tree styler Edward Mercer l00 yard stroker and Donald Merrlll l00 yard breast stroker We are looking forward to a better season ID l95l with returnlng Iettermen Raymond Burke Rnchard Eakes joseph Sweeney Charles Trapp and joseph Zlmmerman RESULT OF DUAL MEETS February 2 February 8 February 2 March l March 8 March l5 Technlcal Rnverslde East Kenslngton Bennett Hutchinson Raymond M Burke Robert F Carson MAjOR LETTERS RlchardC Eakes Wnlluam F Keenan Capt Wnllnam C Chrlsten Edward E Mercer Frank j Dwyer Donald j Banks Donald P Carson Davnd j Delnhart Robert j Dewey Donald F Merrlll SQUAD LETTERS Walter Forsyth Alan W Kelly Donald R Kung Lloyd C Lowrey 72 South South South South South South Park Park Park Park Park Park joseph Sweeney Charles F Trapp Wlllnam H Wea Norwood Whnte Mgr Patuclf j lseardon Wllluam F Storms Ruchard H Szen john L Tube la f' f H , ,ze . f , , e Q 4 , ? wp,-51 X. I S I v 9 A T 1 ' .............,.......,,.. 26 vs ........,......... ' ' .................,.,...,. 44 vs ................. . February l5 Lafayette ,....,.......... ,..,.... 2 3 vs South Park ...........,...... l .........,........,..,..,.... 30 vs .................. ' ,..,.......,... ......... 4 2 vs .................. . ,...4..........,......,.. 44 vs .,.........,,..... ' ..,,...............,.... I8 vs ....,............. I A. ' . ,I l V U. I ver . ' 1 Basketball lst row left to right Thomas Maloney Edwin Seifert William Wilson Edwin Szymczyk Albe t Wainwrigh Jame Henault David Ca lson 2nd ow left bo iglft P ul G anvxlle Ma. ager aalvatore Pace Douglas Do to Thom Flnb Go do bea Wlllian Pritchard Ro ld Mutton Albe t H etter Coach The l9'5O Sl basketball season saw South Park flmsh last ln the Yale Cup Race wnth no vnctorues and thirteen defeats Thus was just opposlte nn form to last year s team whsch finished second Thus was a character bunldlng year on the basketball squad wlth the hope that the many Sophomores and unnors gauned some valuable experience and :mproved as the season progressed and next year South Park s basketball team wall start the long cllmb to the top of the ladder nn the Yale Cup Race MA1oR LEWERS David Carlson Thomas Maloney Edwln Senfert South South South South South South Park Park Park Park Park Park Thomas Fnnbar Salvatore Pace Paul Granville Manager William Pritchard ames Henault Edward Craven Douglas Doctor Herbert Funk Gerald Holtz Frank Kansa Captaln Bennett Seneca ast Kensangton lv1cKmIey SQUAD LETTERS Keuth Lasher Bruce lvloden Robert Mullen Robert Malayny Ronald Mutton RESULTS OF THE l95O Sl BASKETBALL SEASON South Park South South South South Grover Cleveland 73 Park Park Park Park Park Edward Szymczyk Albert Walnwrlght Wullaam Wnlson Gordon Sear Curtis Schultz Frank Srleo Rnchard Sterlace Ronald Taylor Emerson Fosduck Mast Riverside Hutchinson Burgard en 1 v' . .. ,- ......36vs .......4l ......l9vs South Park ...... 32 vs Technical ...... 52 South .... 45 vs Lafayette ..... ....,.3Ovs ........53 ....45vs ' ......5OvsE 38vs' ' ..,...39vs ' '59 33vs ' ......47vs ' ......54 ....3Ovs ......42vs 48 Baseball Only two letter men turned out forthe team thus ycar Due to the lack of experuence we lost our fnrst two games by bug scores In our thnrd game Burgard defeated us 4 2 an a hard fought game The fourth game Bennett won 5 l Tom Fnnbar putchung for South Park deserved to wan We stull have East to p ay and that one w hope to vvm Most of the team wall return next year and South Park should be flghtung for the champion Shnp MAJOR LEWERS Rlchard Augustme james Gibbons Elmer Edunger james Henault Thomas Funbar Gerald Holtz Thomas Fox Davud Klavoon Herbert Funk Keuth Lasher Donald Leverence SQUAD LETTERS john Kennedy Frank Snleo South South South South Park Park Park Park RESULTS Technucal Kensmgton Bennett Seneca james McCann Manager Donald Merrxll john Morgan Salvatore Pace Donald Reinhardt Cordon Sear Terrance Walsh Asst Mgr Front row left to right Elmer Edlnger Salxatore Pace John Morgan James Henault Donald Merrlll Thomas Fox Donald Leverence Keith Lasher Thomas Pmbar Back row Joseph Schumaker Coach Terrance Walsh Assistant Man ger James Gibbons John Kennedy Gordon Sear Donald Relnhardt Rlchard Augustme Daud Klavoon James McCann Manager Absent Gerald Holtz Frank S1160 74 I -A e Q '. j j South Park ........................ 2 Burgard ........................... gl Track There have been many changes at South Park this year. The most unfortunate change was the loss of Coach Ronald H. Moody, who is regarded as one of the top track and cross-country mentors in the city of Buffalo. During the mid-term, he was transferred to Riverside High School. Coach Ron Moody had been with South Park. since l939 and during that period he developed several outstanding runners. He coached Cordon lBusterl Kroll, holder of the city academic mile record. Our track season opened May 3rd, This was a triangular meet which was won by Masten with 53 points, South Park second with 28 and lafayette third with l7. The following week Bennett beat South Park in a dual affair, 65-33. The results of the pentangular on May l7th were, Technical 36, Kensington 33, Bennett 23, East 23, South Park 5. ln the All-High meet South Park scored 3 points and finished in 9th place. The intramural track was won by study room l3l. ivlAjoR LETTERS Kenneth Boggs David Deinhart Robert jagord, Manager Raymond Schultz Edward Behringer Richard Eakes Richard McCarthy Frank Smith Lawrence Colebrook Lucian Mascellino Ronald Taylor james Coniglio Pichard Cenor SQUAD LETTERS Robert Dewey Lawrence C-oss Raymond Kroll Dee Pierce Norman Riley Frank Dwyer Robert Knapp james Mapes Gerald Pigeon Harold Roeder STU DY RODM AWARDS james Coniglio Frank Eibl Robert jagord Raymond Schultz William Weaver Frank Dwyer Thomas Finbar Richard McCarthy Franc Smith Norwood White 2nd row Robert Ja ord Harold Roede Raxmond Schultz Pl rc Lucian M ellmo Kenn th BOL, wx Richard McCnrths Mr Al Huetter Coach 75 .. . X. . . , . . e T XTR T T' ' ' N, jf lst row: Lawrence Colebrook, Richard Eal-ics. Edward Behrlng er, David Deinhardt. Robert Knapp, James Coulglio. 1 g , r, j Dee 9 e. '1 asc ' . e fgs, La 'rcuce Coss, Tennis Left to ight Trifon KRYBKOKSIOS David Carlson Willlam Pritchard Robert Carson Richard Hopkins Peter Vasilion Roy Loomxs Edward Rlter The tennus schedule was not completed before golng to press therefore fnnal results can not be lnsted TENNIS RESULTS 1951 South South South South South South South Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Rnversude Fosdlck Masten Techmcal Kenslngton Bennett Lafayette Hutchmson South Park had the misfortune of meetnng the better teams early nn the schedule but we have hugh hopes of winning the matches that are to be played The entzre team will be back next year with the exception of three sensors Davnd Carlson Robert Carson and Edward Ruter and with experience ganned thus year should be hard to beat MAIOR LEWERS David Carlson Wulllam Pritchard Robert Carson Edward Rater Trnfon Karakotsnos Richard Stewart Roy Loomns Peter Vasuluon SQUAD LETTERS Richard Hopkuns john Salerno 76 . ,-1 . 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O vs East .............................. 5 Basketball lst row Nancy Gabriel Joanna Karkau Janet Fierle Alice Manlkowskt Manager Susan Napierala Captain Lois Aust Monlca Bowers Dorothy Nawroclca Jeanette Barren Dolores Gabriel 2nd row Evelyn Cattarln Arlene Zurzuskl Dorothy Shenk Carol Fetzer Elaine Fisher Mana er Carmen Fetzer Captain Norlne Vallone Carol Olin Dorothy Schott 3rd row Catherine Acquavlva Audrey Stemler Elalne Slmonick Elizabeth Wheatley Captain Anne bill Manager Ma ion Mutton Patricia Pasternak One of the outstandung features of the competutuon thus year was the demonstratlon of fnne sportsmanship Students were referees scorekeepers and timers All players accepted decnslons wuth very good grace lt was nnspmng to see the great number of players full of enthusuasm and energy trying hard to wan their games when they mnght have been snttung home watchmg others compete on televusnon The spurlt dlsplayed durlng the funal round robun was magnificent The closeness of the competutaon made each wun a pleasant surpnse and each loss a heart break :ng dlsappounment Congratulations are In order for the gracious winners and the graceful losers l6O gurls partlcnpated nn basketball an the after school competutlon l8 teams were organ uzed unto three leagues The wunnung team ID each league earned the right to play In the fmal round robun After a very close and superuor type of play off the results were First place Susan Naplerala s team Second place Carol Fetzer s team Thrrd place Elnzabeth Wheatley s team 77 ' 1 . 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' . . . . . . .4 uv . . ,, . u . - ' I . . . , Softball 99 60 lst row Dorothy Schott Evelyn Cattarin Dorothy Shenk Manager Carol Fetzer Norlne Valone Captain Carmen Fetzer 2nd 3rd 4 h h 6th IOW 1'0W FOW TOW POW Carol Olin Arlene Zurzuskl Elaine Fisher Nancy Gabriel Joan Ebert Alxce Manlkovtskl Lols Aust Susan Naplerala Captam Janet Flerle Manager Monlca Bowers Jeanette Barren Dorothy Nawrocka Barbara Denz Manager Carol Roller Florentine Kelleher Margaret Vlood Antoinette Sardlnla Henrletta Gozdzxak Dolores Gabrlel Joan Hartz Anne Gill Audrey Stemler Manager Catherine ACJUBVIVS Captaln Ehzabeth Wheatley Patrlcxa Sierz chula Patricia Pasternak Joan Raught Arlene Newell Manager Joan Bruce Sandra Shaver Jean Lenox Captain Beverly Neureuter Geral dine Dean Patrlcxa Gawronskl Joan Fraser Jean Fraser June Gill Ann Banco Irma Schackou Ann langl Eugenia Buchholz Manager Elalne Trimble Captain Lorrame Krug Maldle Vaxl Shlrles Bishop 2l6 gurls played softball thus year 2l teams were organuzed unto fuve leagues The slx best teams earned the rught to compete In the final round robln The teams fnnlshed an the follow ang order Furst place Second place Thlrd place Fourth place Fltth place Slxth palce Susan Napnerala s Lucia Cuglluzza s Catherine Acquavlva s jean Lenox s Elaine Trimble s team team team team team . 1, 4 - . , A It ff 3 - ' , A ' , ' C ' 1 ' . 4 1 V 'Y h I ' St 1 . , 1 , , , ' : , - ' .............................................. Norine VaIlone's team 78 s rov 2nd row 3rd row 4th row Car nen Fetzer Carol Riley Maureen Wheatley Ann Griffith Lois Stephenson Barbara Eckle Carol Fetzer Ann Boyarski Jean Fraser Maureen McGrath Geraldine Dean Marcia Thompson Joan Fraser Marilyn McCarthy Edith Pettltt Joyce Knoop Nancy Goldbach Carol Olin Gail Coughlln Carol Renner Venka Vanoff Catherine Acquavlva Fayne McManus Marlon Mutton Swzmmzng Thus year the gurls swummung teams were composed of the best swurnrruers from each class A a result the unter class meet was excutung and hotly contested The unuors won the trophy for the thurd year wuth the Freshmen guvung them a close race and capturung second place The Sophomores took thurd place and the Senuors fourth place GIRLS SWIMMING TEAM SQUADS l95O Sl Catherune Acquavuva Carmen Fetzer loyce Knoop Eduth Pettutt Ann Boyarsku Sheula Coughlun Mary Davusson Geraldun Dean Barbara Eckl Senuor and unuor Lute Savung courses were guven thus year to gurls who could pass the rugud Red Cross tests The Lute Savung Certutucate denotes that the possessor has at tauned a knowledge of lute savmg skulls whuch sould prove to be an asset un later emergencues lst row 2nd rovu Jrd row LIFE SAVING Jean Fraser Maureen McGrath Marcin Thompson Joan Fraser Elaine Crane Patricia Gawronski Edith Pettutt Ceraldlne Dean Carol Renner Carol Olin Carmen Fetzer Pauline Greenley Lois Trask Clauda Gllcrlst Nancy Goldbach Carol Fetzer SENIOR LIFE SAVING ,g5 'S1 Carol Fetzer Marulyn McCarthy Lous Stephenson lean Fraser Maureen McGrath Marcua Thompson joan Fraser Fayne McManus Venka Vanoff Nancy Goldbach Maruon Mutton Eluzabeth Warthlung Ann Grutfuth Carol Olun Maureen Wheatley 'T' If F3 Geraldune Dean Carmen Fetzer Nancy Goldbach Marulyn McCarthy Elaune Fage Carol Fetzer Ann Grutfuth Carol Renner IUNIOR LIFE SAVING Elaune Crane Patrucua Gawronsku Maureen McGrath Carol Olun jean Fraser Claudua Gulcrust Maruan Mozdzuak Marcua Thompson joan Fraser Paulune Greenley luduth Morrow Monuca Zuemunslfu 79 U I . ' 1-1, ., I ' . s . I I ' L, t n 2, ,A . 1 I1 JZ 1 . , . . ' ' . 2 - , . ' ' ' - f I l v ' ' v at f ' .P , 3 . ' . . 3 li 'z t .E l, ' y . g 1, X i l K l 'I . ' A,-1 . X Volleyball The total registration tor volley ball was 272 girls. Four leagues were formed. The captains tor the Tuesday league were Dolores Dabov, loan Schroeder, lean Trimble, lean Lenox, Susan Napierala, and Lorarine Ras: for Wednesday league june Feir, Dorothy Shenk, Barbara Schultz. Gail Coughlin and Edith Pettit, tor Thursday league, loan Hartz, Margaret Eising, loan Pillard, Virginette Rachlinski, Geraldine Bykowski, Isabelle Heineng for Friday league, Harriett Donald, Mary Kardas, jean King, Betty Kielma, loan Fraser, Beverly McCullor, Muriel Riley and Ann Langl, The winner of each league was Betty Kielma, Dorothy Shenk, loan Hartz and Susan Napie- rala, who played in the round robin for the championship. Susan Napierala's team was victo- rious. An opportunity was given the teams which had placed second in each league to play in a round robin for experience, This included ean Trimble Barbara Schultz oan Pillard and oan Fraser s teams with this result lean Trimble p aced first loan Fraser and loan Pillard tied for second and Barbara Schultz third The spirit throughout the season was splendid loan Schroeder s team and Mary Kardas team played very well and should be contenders for first place an their leagues next year lt was loan Schroeder s team which gave Susan Napie ala s team its biggest scare The latter won by one point lst row Joanna Karkau Nancx Gabriel Dolores Cabrlel 'Sue Naplerala Lois Aust Janet Flerle Monica Bower Janet Barren Fisher 3rd row Isabelle Hetnen Ann Glll Favne McManus Muriel Mutton 'Joan Hartz Patrxc1a Pasternak Catherlrxe Ac iuavixa Betty Wheatles Audres Qfemler 4th row Patrlcla Slerzchula Jacqueline Smith Iwancv Halloran Jane Franc Lois Christ 'Bettv Klelma Mars Ellen Curlev Arlene SWIETSR1 Josephine Marclo Patricia Morris 'Captaln Manager 80 l . . l l - . i , . . . . . l l I , ,' , 1 . . . . . Znd row: Carmen Fetzer, Carol Fetzer, Carol Olin, 'Dorothy Shenk, Nor1ne Vallone, Carol Riley, Arlene Zurzuskl, Elaine Th total regustratlon was l95 There were eught leagues Each rolled for fave successuve w ks and one lecture meetmg A new hugh of 220 was rolled by joan Baltzly A new high of l62 for a day s average was rolled by Chrlstlne McDonald The hngest average of l39 was rolled by joan Baltzly The second highest average of l36 was rolled by Chrustnne McDonald The thnrd hughest average of I34 was rolled by joan Cooper fourth highest average of l33 was rolled by B verly Wylne The flfth highest average of l24 was rolled by Beverly Klrchmeyer The hlghest snngle of 220 was rolled by loan Baltzly The second hlghest of l8O was rolled by Elame Snmonuck The thurd hughest of 176 was rolled by loan Cooper T e fourth hlghest of l68 was rolled by joan Adams The fntth hughest of l66 was rolled by No man Van Dorn The following made an average of lOO or more Mary Lou Auerbach joan Baltzly Carol Campbell Vnvlan Chappell Dons Clark Dolores Claybach loan Cooper Irene Doeseckle Carolyn England Dorothy Eyrung anet Flerle Carol Cerstenberg Lucua Cuglnuzza Patrlcza Hamm Patrvcla Happs 4 Loma Hazen lsabelle Hernen Carol Howard Charlotte jacobsen B verly Klrchmeyer Ethel Kleine joan Kuhn lean Leek lanet Marshall lane McBride Marilyn McCarthy Mary McCarth Chnstme McDonald Barbara Madison lean McLaren 4 Bowling Fayne McManus Dons Muller Patrlcla Moss Anna Paollnu Patncua Pritchard Barbara Pundt Dolores Schott lane Schwabl joanne Spauldung Marjorie Stanton Arlene Swuerskl Dorothy Turn r Shirley Vogt Norma Van Dorn Beverly Wy me an Baltzlx Beverly Kxrcb C rol C mpbell lst row Irene Doeseckle Arlene Sv.le ski Loma Fazen beverly Wvlie Jo Barbara Madison Marjorie Stanton Dolore Cl yback 2nd row Payne McManus Patricia Happs Vlwlan Chappell Dororhs Exrxng Carolyn England Charlotte Jacob on Ethel K1 1 Janet Flerle Dorxs Miller e ne 3rd ron Jean Lil-E Joan Kuhlni 5atr1c1iHam'g llfary Lxddell Barbara Pundt Joan Cooper Doris Clark Chnsrme McDonald J 1 Isabelle enen eau c aren uca ug uzza 4th row Carol Gerstenberg Jean Zimrf er nr-a Pacl nl Jane S hwabl Patrlcxa Prxtchard Harriett Donald Ma llxn McCar thy Mary McCarthy Dorothy Turner Marx Lou Auerba n 81 The ' e '. h ' . ....lO3 .......,..ll2 ..........l39 ' ........ll6 ' ' ........l23 .........lO5 ........ lO5 ..... lO8 ' ........... lO5 e ' .... l2 ' ......lO2 ' ..........lO7 . ..........l34 ' ...........lO3 . .......lO4 ............lO9 .. 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The Amerzcan Red Cross swzmmzng tests The Amerucan Red Cross Swummung and Testung Progra'ns were used as a basus of work un the gurls swummung classes thus year Suxty sux gurls passed the begunners tests Thu serues of tests measures for the new swummer the extent of hus skull Eughty tour gurls wull receuve untermeduate cards from the Red Cros certufyung as to theur skull un passung all the requured tests lusted un that serues Twenty seven gurls wull rece ve swummer carcfs whuch ertuty to the successful completuon of pre lufe savung tests but each stroke must be demonstrated along wuth several other skulls The emphasus un thus course as placed on coordunatuon Suxteen gurls wull receuve the nughest award guven by the Red Cross for swummung skull The gurls who receuve the advanced swummer cards have completed Junuor or Senuor Lute Savung and other rugorous tests and qualufy as excellent all around swumrners Geraldune Dean Elaune Fage Carmen Fetzer Carol Fetzer Duane Cooper Shuela Coughlun Geraldune Dean janet Farrell jean Fraser Muldred Ameruca Harruet Auerbach Carol Bauley Antolnette Bocharchu Eluzabeth Boland Ann Boyarsku oan Bruce Ann Busta Rose Canorro Sandra Caplan josephune Constantunu Geraldune Dean Mary Lou DeGratf Maruellen Denton Sharon Dodge Margaret Eusung Bernuce Fualkuewucz ADVANCED SWIMMERS jean Fraser joan Fraser Patrucua Gawronsku Dolores Gabruel Patrucua Gawronsku Margaret Gohn Nancy Goldbach Paulune Greenley Betty Foley Barbara Forcuccu Lorraune Franc jean Fraser oan Fraser Ann Frawley Kathryn Gales Claudua Gulcrust Paulune Greenley Marulyn McCarthy SWIMMERS Ann Grutfuth uduth Hund Duane Kluge joyce Knoop jean Leek INTERMEDIATE Dorothy johnstoru Annette Kanua joanne Kent joan Kluma Mary Klunk Dorothy Klotz Dorothy Kowal Dorothy Gallagher Shurley Krug Patrucua Gawronsku Geraldune Kruwell Katherune Goodruch Nancy Lagowsku Patrucua Gorzyunsku Ann Langl Margaret Graber Dolores Lavelle Paulune Greenley Dorus Le Blanc Lucy Harsch Donna Lee Mary Hartman Paulune Lowell Geraldune Harvey Mary Ann Luccu Mary Ann Horbett Barbara Maduson BEGINNERS Maureen McGrath juduth Morrow Carol Olun Sharon Magee Marulyn McCarthy Shurley McDowell Maureen McGrath Fayne McManus Beverly May Donna Mann Ann McShane Suzanne Muller Patrucua V Moore Sally Morgan Sally Moxley Evelyn Myers Dorothy Nagowsku june Nyman Carolyn Okue Muchele O Shougnessy Aluce Patterson janet Perry Genevueve Pszonak Carol Reuter Wunutred Rueman Frances DeMarua Shurley Gasner Mary Klunk Sandra Dullon Patrucua Gawronsku Rose Lanza Pearl Dungeldy Helen Glenn ulue Lewus Margaret Eusung Theresa Glomb Patrucua Lowell Ruta Esputua Irene Gohr Shurley Marzotf Patrucua Boland Shurley Faltusco Paulune Greenley Phyllus McDonald Ann Busto Mary Ellen Futzgerald Carol Guenther Patrucua McGrath Geraldune Bykowsku jean Frazer acquelune Hangen joan McMaster Clara Chmuel joan Frazer Nancy Hannon janet Metzger Dolores Clayback j an Froats oan lzzuo Patrucua Mullugan Marlene Clayback Carol Fuller Suzette ames Patrucua Moxley Adele Colvun Mary Ann Galey Mary Kardas Margaret Murphy Elaune Crane Dorothy Gallagher Patrucua Kemp Beverly Neureuter Marue Azzopardu Shurley Banks Rose Bella Dolores Bembenek Duane Black Geraldune Dean 82 Carol Renner Marcua Thompson Monuca Zuemunsku Genevueve Pszonak Sandra Shaver Elaune Surnonuck Marcua Thompson Clara Tuberua Mary Ann Ruley Muruel Ruley Mary jane Rose Sandra Shaver jacquelune Smuth Marjorue Stanton joanne Stec Barbara Tate Lous Trask Arlene Trupp Maureen Wagner Alayne Westtueld Sally Whutton Margaret Wuley Carol Wulluams Monuca Zuemunsku june Nyman Mary Preneveau Maureen uunlan Rose Ramurez Carol Reuter Patrucua Ross joan Schaefer Lucy Sulvarolu Ann Louuse Smuth Claudette Stohl Paulune Szarleta Lous Trask Gaul Wudman Margaret Wutczak joan Fraser Monica Zieminski I . 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Cathervne Acquavava Mary Lou Auerbach Loss Aust Carol Campbell Loss Chrust Katherine Cornell Mary Ellen Curley Helen Ednnger Carolyn England Dorothy Eyrlng lane Franc Carol Cerstenberg Nancy Halloran loan Baltzly jeanette Barren Monnca Bower Aluce Bure C-eraldlne Buszka Evelyn Cattarnn Vnvnan Chapell Mary jane Desnderlo loan Marne Ebert Carol Fetzer Carmen Fetzer janet Fuerle Elalne Fnsher lane Franc Nancy Cabrnel Claudaa C-llcrlst Ann T Cnll Mary Crek Shlrley Banks Marilyn Barry Shirley Bushop Eugenna Buchl'-olz Shnrley Colluns anet DAmnco Dorothy DeXNntt Gzrls awards for athletzcs S P H S EMBLEMS 1500 Pomtsl loan Hartz Dorothy Hevnen Isabelle Hennen Carol Howard Charlotte lacobson Ellzabeth Knelma lean Kung jean Lengel Shlrley Lutz Fayne McManus Patracra Moss Marlon Mutton SEVEN INCH LETTER 4400 Lucla Cugluuzza Patrlcla Il-lapps Dorothy Heunen Carol Kanser loanna M Karkau Murnel Kelly Beverly Kurchmeyer Marlorue Koehler joan Kuhn Mary Liddell Shlrley Lutz josephme Marcuo janet Metzger Doris Muller Margaret Mlller Heather Moden Susan Napuerala Dorothy Navvrocka Carol Rlley SIX INCH LETTER 4300 P Mary Ann Horbett Mary Kardas lrene Karle loan Klvma Allce Mannkovvska Donna May Marilyn McCarthy 83 Pomtsl olnfsl Rosalne Omar acquelrne Renner Pamelua Riley Elaine Slmonlck oanna Spauldung Audrey Stemler joy Stevens Arlene Svvlerskn Venka Vanott Betty Ann Warthllng Elizabeth Wheatley Beverly Wylle Shirley Roeder Antolnette Sardnnna loan Schroeder Dolores Schott Dorothy Schutrum jane Schwabl Dorothy Shenk Patrncla Suerzchula loanna Spau dung Loss Stephenson Patrlcla Sudyn Grace Tate Norune Vallone Betty Warthlnng Carol Wessel Eluzabeth Wneatley Maureen Wheatley Arlene Zurzuskl Vrrgunette Rachllnsk loan Raught Carole Renn r Carole Roller Irma Schackow Audrey Schaetter lane Schlablg 1 I A .. . . 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T23 L ., . , . Y A , A J A , ' T , L, . . 2' - - I .1 . . 6 TT I ' '. ' , N. . 4 211. IN w -w - vg w ' I K A ' ' L 'V A J N T Y f 1 , l A , ll: . ' ' . I T l 2 Plumltwlng Supplies Household Appluances TR- 0330 HS fn 'z Ay 1fl,. 3132 ITU .' ' r 'Q Buffa . f, N. l N v . Q X T 4 , . 1 - 1 1 f 7 . ' T - 26f .' .' Q. ..,..,..,..-..x..x..,..x..,..x..,..,..,..x..x..,..,..x..,..,..X..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.., 98 -sux--x--xux.-x,4.x..x..x1-f,.,x.f-xnxHx.. Hx,--x.--.--xox SUUTH PARK HIGH SUHUUI ANNPVX No Complmfem of the FRESHMEN WHO CLING TO THEIR MOTTO WELL BECUN IS HALF DONE Q9 ' ' 1 ' ' r- , . . , 1 . . A S Ct V1 ..,..,..x..-Lux..X..xoxox..,..,..,.,Q...x..x..x..x..x....Hx ng--xvx..x..x..x..x.f-L..x.. xuxux-.x..X..Xnx..-,..x.-x.-x.-X.-sux.-Q.-sus.-xn Compliments YY H FIl7PM11IfIx 8 SONS Im XB R1 Lomplmment 'r IJHXYNPR lx llll 1 Q1 1 AHRHVI ROAD N XR I H3 S QUALITY MEATS Corned Beef a Specialty Needs No Par Bonlmg H NH XBHHI R1 nm 1 umm Men Your South Buffalo Lackawanna and Blasdell DODGE PLYMOUTH DEALER HH! outl 11 KSU TR 403 Expert Servnce Parts Used Car Showroom 7439 South Park AXP 3060 100 of ' fi f 1 , Y ' 7 W 'N I Q . , , J I 1 n . LL Q Q 271. f BKVIVI' DAD IM. N ' L 5 o Ti. P38 LITISI Sl'f'YIi4IX ST. 336 ,. . l'l mv: TR. H19 CQEQFHIQH SLIQSS HUTUR5. Inv. YLICS DRLH DRE - 1.imF lPZ'k: ll1f'- .T 389 . T HD Cor ' Vl f .- ll? x wx.-xnxx.-N Us..-x Hx-.x.w:,..-. ..x.-x .--...Q uso..-s. --x.. x nxnx.-E..-x..x..Nni..-sua..-x-ns Congratulations tram Wedding Bouquets Floral Designs Corsages Baskets B4-BVS S094 BU: FUQFR? 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I l YM 103 mpllrnent I IOOIx b In KI IIII SII 1 XIIIOI1 R1 X X OOIJSIIJI XXI VIATPR X IIIE DVLICATESSEN I' NI R Compnrnents of MII l ER S BAKE bHOPPI' 'I Knnd of Baked Goods Bsrthday and Weddlng Cakes A Speoalty I1 7911 Iinii MR RAS I-IAIP STYLIST U XBBOTT ROXIJ :II MI RPHY HOME SUPPLY VO Iw61 1866 NUI IH I'XI'IIx 'INI- Comphments of WILLIAM J HOLMES Your Ford Dealer For SI Years I N IH I XIIIX Compl ments of I RANK S DELIL 4TFS5FB 1, Ul IH P11111 I-AI WO 1010 M ERY S FI OWERb 'II sm TH M1111 ur I Compluments of SULLIX AN S ,ff 11111011 Rum MOVIES FOR TI-It: HOME Eve yrhnng for the Cam ra Fans I IIFF NIAPES Cameras Fulm Ued Jew P110 NIXIN sTRFI-I 1191 Trade IH Your Old Camera Co 3 o Q 11.2 1-.419 31- . IRE 2311 SEN Q11-X I'1E'I' 122 1' I I W ISI I I4 XI,0 111. N, 1. .fl Y' .' C I C. A1 3 X - 50 .F ' 1 ' R- L ' 1.1.1 211. N. Y. TR. 71 II 1868 SENICIIA S'I'REE'I' LT T .' ' . ' .V I 1. I I I H I.z14'Iunx11111111. N. Y. IIII .UI 'f AN Ii. If , ' . TR. Hmm 1. Y . . . 1 v l 1 1 . ff - - ' 7 - s - IX 111: F 'I . MP.. L ISI If 1 .o. N. 1. II 'I' 'L' 104 xox.-X.-xox.-X..x..x..x..x..x..x..x..x.-xnx.-xl-x.-X..Xux.-xnx.-x..x..x.. Wvzltvll. film-ll. .l4'XH'll'? H4-lrz1i1'i11g S JNXEIPH We Make and R paur Anytlmn nn evwelry INN HI I H lxlNS N IJXIN NINXN H hum XX X 6079 103 lllllf. l . IJDUINI. Im-. Hmm ls. 41Hl,4Ll'lHX'I'1. 1' K I E . i l MLS 'IX' fl I A .Ili .P 'l'liUI'llIl'lS I-'NURS l,0lHLl'1 Jl'1XXl'1l,S 123-129 l lHNlil,IN S'l'lll+2ll'l' lil l-'lf-Xl,U 2. A 1 Jlili P 1 g X -sux--X.-xox.-x.-X-fx.-X..x..x..x.-x.. -x,.x.. x.-xnx--x ffornplinzvnts of UNITED STEEL NWIIIIQITIIQ UF JUIIAII Hvtlzlvlzmn Steel 101111 7602 JOHN SI I I IX YN IJIPSIIIPIII jU'HI'PH Sl I I IX XX Svuctnrx NEED FLOWERS? a FLLII OTII SQI ARE FLOW ER SHOP NK T Leo Schnff Propru for Excellent Push Prnes Chncken Suppers on Saturday Nngh 5 5005 l NN H6 JUHIN E IOL RTINEX FUNERAL DIRECTOR IH 5 -I- H4119 SI'NI'I X SVI , I BP II. I. U. ' ' ' ' 1 ' .., . C II J I ' .' J. 301 NI,-XIX , l' EET .k NIA. IL30 'A' AI. SAI 'I'ER'S HESTAI RANT . 704 ' . ' f- , . , , . Ili.: 5 080 IUPKI .' S'IHliH'I' .-x,..x.-x.-xugux.-sux.-x C mplnment I H I u 1 n rm X 1 an sFIltFRI S SHUI 'VIURE ualnty Fo twear ll o 1 g.: NI-1 IR Compliments of HX Ixl s RIMIXIRXNI srwtxslmr I IU R Compliments Cf X PRIIND H x slIi I If XRIISI Xl IX SX r1Tue5 Wed Fr: andSat Evenings Margaret Woolsey Proprietor ty Selle: I stu-rt tl Qualtty and Value For The Man Who Cares XI SINYDFR S IIABILHD XbHI: RX s rn l'XRIx xx Who Arms to Please Both Young and Old HhB Xl lx s NI XRIxEl Crocertes Frutts Vegetables ' s NI-I IR IIIII S BXHBIR sIIU' V6 D Expert Hanr Cutttng 4 s KH P U0 I IXXXI ss X It sl' 1 s 1 s X I-llsUN sl Q 5 Q4 Y h 1 1 V w 1fouIJL,NIm Q- , s l' P IC I .I R Ii H 'r s, I II .-. ,., ,,,,..u,,,, W, 2nl'1.l02l so tl Park Mt- ut- gmt 55' Q gt 5 I-lf-fl' UH silo- XIilIi'II . - A 'l'lt. 301: ll , H , , NI.-XI IJ IIS: LUN Ope ., ., , . ' U 1818 .' 1511. 1I'I' , ' Ifllffa r. N. N. 231. . 'A .I ' Huff: u IU. N. X tins Ill+II.Ii1fX'I'IiSSICN A, A .A - :ew -XII 'Vt' new A A V U N ITSS fill ' .- .V I-INI P. NYU. lilltt TR. 3728 ' I 1 Q 1 , x A Q I fX'I'I..- XI' I .' IHIIIIIC I' H .Ol 'I'Il I' lx ,UIQ 1 2JhH QIENI-I IX .'I'. UH silt- I.I'f'I1lI HIF- KIM, N. I. ' ' ' ' ' 107 Us--xa-x..g.-xvx.-xnsux.,x.-x.-Q.-Xuw.---N.-x.-xus.-sun-N.-,..x.-s .-x.-s.-Q.--xnx.-sux Let ll, Porfraifs a.lLfhn,' nvmia, wflfvwf-llil B1lft1lS B11 thdays G1 Eldl13t10llH RCIIQIOIIH Ac lllPVPlllLllt's Engagement Xvhddlllg AIIIIIVLI '31 11-:H He 81 Kell Inc Qjvwr, Uggaaal Whotoqaaphen. Jean Sardou SIUIIIO 'S I 4 JI 108 u 9 . . Q 1 - w .-.- -.. A . . . '- w 4 1 , . , J k . . . 1 .n 'N - ' N T 1' . L k a 0 0 I 'il . , . , . II H nsux..-x..,..x.-x..x..x..x..x..x..x..x.-xnx..-..x..X..x..x.. .. .. ..x..x.. . x,.x...x..x Us-'snx--x--sux--x--s..xn xnx--g.-s--sux..X..xvsus.-x4-xnx.-xngns-ox.-x--sux.-sa NEARLY A IIALI' CENTURY UI' PRINTING EXPERIENCE AT YOUR SERVICE . . . when you entrust your printing problems to EVERYBODYS PUBLISHING CO .... You can be certain of high quality craftsmanship backed by nearly a half century of quick, efficient and conscientious service We have been able to keep up our good reputation because of the fact that all detailed service from the visual compre hensive to the finished product is accomplished all under one roof in our modern plant May we help you with your printing problems in the near future? EVERYBUDYS PUBLISHING COMPANY INC 928 BROADWAY BUFFALO iz N Y WA 0555 he s Since l882 .I WIINEC' AR 81 SONS OUAIITX HOME '1' TR 0094 Hardware Stoves Paints Electrical BARERX wc Applmnces ,165 NVNFFA QTRFFT The Store of Courtesy and Prompt Service Compliments of 1701 SENEI A STREET DOY LE S RESTALRMNT TR 6759 8-I-as ABBOTT ROAD BLFFALO 20 N X 109 I I C g 5 u s 0 o v v . Y- , A 1 . . . . - Ll Q L ,A- I .. W I A V -5 - . A. 4 1, I A I . w w - 1 . w ... ' L . 1. C v , 3 . Bl FFALO 10. IN. Y. . .- . 4.1 . . - . . .g..Q.-xuxns..-. .-s.-s.-x.-x.-x- x.-sus..xnxux.-snxnQ.-1.-5.-gnxns.-sux.-snsns. IAIIIRTX S DIII1 AIPNSIN COLD CUTS CANDY SCHOOL SUPPLIES I'1lN0I'IIISIllI' I Ix XI Inu Shu I0 0 I Imtogrn Esialgllshcd IQIP B1 IIU New Xml H XI Ilx S MARKILI Choice Meats and Groceries 134 PFRRI VIREET Buifxlu N HENRY P MAST Lwcenserl Manager The- Lp e of Our Funeral Home If Dewred HPNRN I NIXSI IIINIHRAI HOME lone X lim I UIIIIDFI Ill I 'ncnuv :In H UN IH 6 NI -X 76113 IUHN M IRUSI PH NRMMX I837 IIINTOIN NFIIPFI Bu 1106 'N I Rl I P Cornplurnents H ARDXY -SRE mo ABBOTT ROAD THREE I R-IDI ATES I IIJLH Xl Nlalilxlr I HJ f IxhNNE'IH B IEIITEN R I DILL N Real Estate Braker I 0 H-XRIIINI RID I-XI 0 III 'Ib SLNELA NTREILT B :Io 'N X - . v. . - . ,. . . . . . I r - f J. 4 4 1 I J A 1, Jn.. 4. ,Q R. W 1 - . , V v ,I . . n . I'I sl NYU. Ilffr YU. 113 L he -,V 3 fx . 37:2 1 fl. . -- Buffa 20. Y. N. III'I I'IfXl,H ,XIII . I' If CU. I,or - '- . I' f J zplny 013 INIII-XX 11HlIUllI PAID ' - - liurd-mill:-. N. Y. ITUT CLINTON STREET TRi:mgIf- T750 Manufacturer of Concrete Blocks lffz . f I 'Q . . . f ' A. J S A ' ' V I 1. vw , f , - 7: ' S 'S I 4 ff: . . YY,-X. 6f6f 'a . Y. r v of 4 , A Q A 'A' VI-IIIRIIIQZIV UGIII j 5 1' 5 Y ' - - - ,A .A , , . A , A , U A WO' ' I ' ffi . 1 7 . Q4 . BVI . - ,NAL U 110 X.-X.-x.-Q..-xl--f..-xv X.-xnx--x.--,-.-x.-X.,X.-X.-xv-x..x..x..x.-xnx.-Q...x..x. This age is an flfln'IIOIFIPIIJIPITIPILI of the ljrfrzwusity aml Loyalty of the Pupils in Study Halls 105 237 4 - .- +++ Parlz 0 the P 5lllll1 Halls 1IllHlIIlS0ll a Pull lafue 0 llflllSllI,.., S nur +++ The Dual Staff expreases gratufude To these Study 1-1a11s for approving Thea arrangement 111 115 21a 131 217 317 ff x, HIGHEST AWARDS A COMPLETE T0 ussns or oun senvlcs PH0T0ENCRAV'NG IN YEAR Book PRoDucTloN SERWCE RAPID SERVICE ENGRAVING C0 INC 229 OAK ST BLIAFALO 3 'X LOOMIS OFFERS Sz LOOMIS FUNERAL HOME 1820 SENECA STREET Phone W0 0261 ROBERT A LEI-IDE South Buffalo Florlsfs 7 .3 SENECA STREET BUFFAIO 'X Y QLIRKS DELIC ATESSEN 9628 SEN EC -X ST vs--sus-v-gn yrs- x. x x as- x vs -Q xu s as-wg--Q uns ns-wx--x wx-wx--Q -sus-wx -xnx--sus-ss--x.-xnx..sux-.suxng.-x--x.-sus.-xvx--xnx--x..x.-x..s.-x--sux-ns I Y 1 .f mn- - A K : . -- Y5 E 5- . - . -3- ' '1 N. .rbi , ,H f- . . 0' 0 v 'T ' 7 2 - 16' ' , ... JA . , A J , . Q . . HARRIQ IIEANERQ 8. 1 XIIUH9 N0 IH mms ur Tuxedos Rented All Accessones ll IP XY HITFIP I D NIARRFT lrruvt Veget ples Poultry Meat Nl NUI IH I Nl' H10 FRXILILR RI:.lNIXl I0 llfu6Nl1XF1X VIRPFI ITYIPX I Box Boat and gtake Trailer Rentals Two and Four Vxllweelers Insured H tclrwes Furnasned Open Sundays and l-lolldays PARK DHFSS SHUPPI Sli XBHOII ROAD :ln 20 N IR f 81 NI XHINR S DIrll1A1FbSIfN Fnner Foods Beverages lil Ccrnpllrnents of FHL YHDUDMDL BARBIR SHUP ohn R Kennedy Mgr Take Prude In Your Appearance Hill H I KKK TPBEI Drugs of uallty Nlll TH XHK Shop and axe SENEL A L XYILNUX IX QHOPPINI DINTRILT Car Free P rlrur-g For Your Convenzence TRI ABBOTT HARDY? ARE QTORF Howard C Koch Prop Dexoe Paints Fushung Taclfle Corbun Hardware XR Compltments of EDXY AL S DILLH ATESGEN as ABBOTT ROAD 1'J3.' lu ' Y - .. - 43- a - s 202. . H '-KICK l. I'll I : NIU. LIT FY s Tflill 5 ' Buff: ' . , . H. ,. ' M , f If 1, la ffl' 'V ' ' . I Q . l - - A ,xmm1 1' nom W1 XWDUIJSIIJH 2 Bmbm Bull -l. N. X. 2121 Q 1' 1, ' ,gy E. C A NI , L ' S ' ' J Q A I A . , . XXO. 3368 131,41 Q ' I' xx ri. l ' TR' Ml U33 SUI TH l'- K 'KX H. Q e j Q 3 3 ' -W - R- R ' 300 h , 3 . Lot 113 x--sux--x--x.-xvxuxnx-vx.-x..xhf,..i...x.- X-'x ..x..x.- -,-.--E.fQ...Q,-X .fx--x.-x--sux--xu FRANK P. Iilllli ATHLETIC GOODS Always Kuck for Quallty CL474 TROPHIES MEDALS PRIZES joe Tobin bec y Treas 772 'VIAIN STREET BUFFALO 2 N XY T QRANT LO 184 NPNH A STRPPT C V TRAPP Manager uS0l1HlKRk X COAL COKE SLAC and CINDERS Thon XXO 1928 I-wnm WO 1104 114 We Deluver B All 5 BLTTILB MBATS 879 NBBUT1 ROAD TR 8913 We re HOC enough to want your busnness and MEN enough to apprecuatc t I XI NDROMAI' 0 XBBOTT ROAD BLFFKIO 20 'N N 7 . I , . g , ' X' i a I o Q , Q, 1' ' , YG ,ff 2 Qfljil. Q 1: L ' A'7 . i BROWN? CHAI, UFFHIIC Compliments of 242 f ' ' '- ' A YH. 5 T ' A ' 4-: ' ' ' ue T 7 A ,- . ..,..,..,.,,. C..-..,..,..-..C..,..,..,..C..,......C..C..C..,..C.-..C..,..-..,..C..x..x..C. ..y--x.-xnxuxHx.-x.-xnx--x..sux.. xux Hx..x..x..x.-x.-X.-x--xvX.-X.-sux.-x Compl :ments of EDWARD I HOSE Q1 EAST GENEQEIL STREFT Phone fL 2311 Compluments of NI All RER S BAISERX wi? 901111 PARK AVI' B PAL!! N 1 AY A1 1NARO PHPQS Prmtmg Photo Offset I FAIOI N X Nicholas Vella joseph L Seno D sl KN s QI ALI13 MI- Us Sf UAILL1' at CLINTON P A1 Compliments of LEHWIAN 5 DLLIC AFESSEN 1043 EAST LOYPJUX QT 'ff ' N 1 , , . J 1- 1 1 k g A, J W 5 Pr' 1 . 1 1 , -fy -.. ' - Y A , - 1 I 1 1 ,, J: , f 1 'qw Y f Q . 1 A . - . Q w v v BVI T .KL Y. Y. UF '. . '. ll. if LQ 531 NIAGARA S'I'H1'IlCT uf. . A 1 V. '- i1'F. . . 1. A ' ' kk ' GA. T171 1 - . . ., f . x..x..s..s..s.-x.-X.-sux..y.-x--x.-s.-sux.-x.-x.-x-fxns.-s.-s.-xnx. x--xox--s.-xnx--X.-xox.-suX..xox--xux.-x..X,..x..x.. -ous.. s.-Q..-X.-xox.ug.-x.-xnx. Cornpl iments of A FRIEND INTERESTED IN ATHIETICS BI FI NI 0 PRUX IQION C0 IXARTN 5 FLUXX ER 5HOP Meats Poultry Provuslons For EXQUISIIQ Floral Hotels Restaurants Institutions Arrangements 1819 PLK MARKET TFRMIN AL ,fm XBBUTT Row TR 3901 MA 0944 BIFFAIU ww 'moms III I'NHIx I' H IRII Complxm nts of 'NIUII ANI Q Everythmg Electrncal DI-I If .fl FSQFN Wholesale and Retaul I8 8 NUI III PNRR AIP BI FFAIU ,X X If-I I1RldIlIC 68 '40 S0 PARK AYFNLF 11 L 1 A , U J L . to SHIV f Y II, I I I IIU. . Q N IINI.. II I. ' Furniture and Rugs .,..,.,....y.,.,x......,.Xnv.,,....,..,..x..e...x..,.....,..,..,.....,,..-..,..X..X..x.., -S FREE DELIVERY WO 5582 JIMNIIIL S MARKET QUALITY MEATS 106 XBBOT1 RO X11 Your Patronage Wall Be Apprecuated 1'X1U20N WATCHES DIAMONDS 1111411-XM T Bl, fL1'R .111 JEWELER jewelry and Clocrts Repaured HIM 'Ap CEU B IIAMBHH ILR Men s and Boy: Furmahmg and Sport Wear 7168 II SENEI A NTRLILI' 'H I Y 111' Al IW SHUPPF Margaret Copeland ll Hkhlll U'-1 R 11110 S11 R114 I' Fladno -Ielevn non Sound a e Serynce Rental Speedy Raduo Repanr KH ru I I :- Warren Galley Robert Helss 111111 IXIII-Y 110 1.119 llmluu Slim-t hmm- FR Our Reputatnon your guarantee of un urpaned qualnty In fl wer B IXIONH Compliments of HMIXS BA1xI'RY I SINE-11 'IR W0 tht: Cc mpl mert of IIXNNX S RPSIXIIRXNI XIHUII Rl RXLFPX S RESTXLRXINT HOME COOKED FOOD lub N01 TH P-XR1x -XXENlF We Specnaluze an Wa hung Maclune Reps NEXV EASY and MAYTAC WASHER Expert Workman hrp Satusfactnon Guaranteed PXTTENDEN XPPLIXINCE LO 1983 S01 TH PARK AX ENI E B11-'FXLO N 1 Q I 1 1 , , 1 .V . A , . .. .A t I Bly A Y. 23 1:1 s fi l'l.,u:H TR. srr gin I 2- 4-0 ANU IR' L- . . I '. '1.1R1Sr1' ' ' S ' .1' P, ' .4241 L I A- F, ,- V V . .. 3 ' ' 0 5, L'F7,- . . I I L L It I' Y .' , . . n 1 A :ra '11, RET 221.1 srzxrzm s'l'RRH'I' r I ' -. . I x num .. ln. N. X. ' TR. 2211 . 4 1 . . A 4 A ' ' 5 , 5 , 2 1.01 . 1- ra -I un lm 51111111 If lx uri. ' N 1 ' 1:lp1lo1 '111lr'alr ' s ' ' ire .5 ' V nw W 7 . 4 . n, - I A I 5 ' . '. Wo. '71f 117 sux.-xnx.-xl-s--s..x..x..x.-x--x--x.-xns--x-mx.-X--x.-x..x--xgx.-sux--x--x--s Compliments of A FRIEND INTERESTED IN ATHLETICS SD PLICIXI S DEI II ATESSEN 20w0 CLINTON ST TR 9782 COLD CUTS BEVERACES RICH S ICE CREAM CANDY WE DELIVER .IENNIES TOT AND TEEN SHOP Wearing Apparel and Cuffs For All Ages 1620 SOUTH PARK AXE BI FF-ILO 20 N Complnments of SOI 'IH PARK CHPX ROI ET Your Chevrolet Dealer Hal Casey Ceneral Manager TR V523 118 I 9 Q T Y , L L T 5 'Y , . E 5 R ' T L , Y . Y . Y , - . - 7 . , . , I I . , K 0' . ... . - - ,. . - . In4o SOLTH PARK AN In. x..,..,..C..,..,..,..C..,..,..,..,..,..s..,..,..C..,..,..C..-..,..C..,..,..x..C..C .xr-xnxnfxnx.-Q--xr1-sn-el-s..-x.-xvQu,-g DENTON'S DELIC.A'l'ESSEN H26 SOI TH PARK AVF. Buffalo LZII. N. A. U-xr,-L Hx-rs.-x..x-.-sus.-x..x..x.-xns-vx.-snx HARULD SUUTHARD DRY CLEANING FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE lParticularIy Youl Hill' SIQNIQQQA r'l'llEE'l' WU. 0882 130 LERUN AX ENl I-I AAI. 0332 lluffatlo. New York C mplam nt FRAN and EARL I4 and J PERN A Fancy Fruits and Vegetables 10 I B SNIITH Pl AIA Complnments of the SN MA PITI IOTA SI! MA SORORITY .md EMILS DRIVE 1006 ABBOTT ROAD JOHN S MARKET Smoked and Fre h Meats M8 HO! RIWS HTRHVI 1 W ' TOP NOTCH BEAUTY SAL01 AND CIFT SHOPPE 1 ABBOTT R0 tn Blrr no tall IR I l8 tor Agpolnlm nt Open Danly 9 AM to 6 P M on Wed Fr 9 Bettyl Scott Claruce E Sanford Specnaluzmg nn Modern Kttchen Heatmg Plumbung and Bunldmg Maternal IO Mules from Buffalo On Route U S Zo ,UB BRO-XDA! AH ULPLW N A Telephone REgeut HIU Cas Heat The Perfect Heat wuth tre Abton Cas Convemton Burner Order Now for Early Imtallatton AIXRU IUMPANX lu vuujwoou ANENlF Shop .md Ulhtf- Po cf . . Q VI ' ' IN E I - 1 . 'Q A . 1 A Y v w . 1 lfl. , 1 .- I' A . . N. Y. S 1' . A f' ' a ' 1- : 1 ' A L' U' it ' Nl ,, , I 'til p,fVl. lllllll P- 'fl 31.1-l . ' . Sl'l'lRl4lR SUPPLY CO. ' ' Il A .' ' ' l .A. 3L 5 119 sux.-XHx..x.-sux.-x.-x--x--xv xnxnxnx..xux-.x--xnx..-x..x..x.-X.-xv-.Hsu f,vlIllI1Ilill1f'lHS of I l AN Nlfllx SP mllNl CUUIJS IV 689 NIXIN STRILPT Phone I I 3456 BLFFAI O 3 NILYX XORK Compliments IUUD N135 PERS 191 AFSBUTT RUKD X SIH Lust Your Property Wuth B W MUHRIQ 8 SUN Reluable Realtors XXO 1808 m w XBBUIT RUXD HUDSON a e Sewage Parts Arthur Rosengart Proprletor in Nlbl IHNIDF IXHKX X 6 3 Compliments of X fHl NU J w J , w t,l,f1:'1 w w 1711 n , Y 7 kg . In . , I .' il ' of D, , L . V ev ZZIIT sriwiu- mtl' my . '- , Nh-KINLEY GARAGE S I s e P - ' . P by au.: Q 'Q Q 1 1 xo-xx' 1, V Yu. T8 .120 X--svx--sux--xvx.-xuxnx.-K--x.-X.-Xnx--K--Q--x.-xux..x.-x--Q.-xnx.-X0xn Cm1,.rutuIr1ti0ns H10 ' 1.-s f 3 We Welcome The Opportunnty Of Counselling And Placnng You ln Your Chouce Of Work DURITE l'I+RbUNNl5l Thomas Santa Dlrector T038 PRI DP NIM! Bl ll DIV lx NIUFUR SKI PH Kanser Frazer Sales and Servlce l George S Barley Commander Nl ARB X IV URPUR-XThU The Recondntnoner of South Park S Football Equipment NIM XRS SFRILILI lL 1901 lrXIUl 19 To H flu of IJ. 1 T T T1 W Y J , 1 A J 1 l- - I ' lfl.l.lll'l l'f 'ISU SUl l'll SIDE POST IHTU . ' . If N. I . XY. uf l. S. ' our umm ,xwixl If mn SHl l'll I'-Klilx TXYIQ. 'H 'M 2 ' N' ll' lll -W , L A Q' T 1. I BITF f .V . N. 3 -1 x.. --x--sux.-x.-x.-X.-x.-wu.-xnX.-X.-xux., x.. xux x.--xnfxp-xux..x.-x--x..-51-xux., Compliments of STUDY HALL 333 Complnmenfs of IN A R X SULTH BLFFALU LLEANERb 20 8 NFNECA QTRILET XY 31 6 PFTFR PALI Sfafnoner Engraver Printer 16 DFL-XV ARE -XYE KL '74 77 Truly Pure Daary Products BEALE DAIRX INC 20 30 MFQMER AX E PR 2338 'IR 4038 Servmg South Buffalo Over Fnfty Years I w 7 7 . x N W A A ' T . 1 K 7. '0. . T 'I .JL V f l , f , w ,- H J A 2 4 . - - ' . ' - 27 , R Y- . 1 . , BIKFFALU 2. NEW' YORK l . -9 7 Hx.-xux..x..x..x..x..x..x..x..x..x..x.-x..x..x..snx..x..x.-s..x..x.-X.-x.-xnsux. -su-xnx--x-.sux--Q..xnxnx--Q.-Q nx.-x.-x.-x--x- CONGRATULATIONS To Thr- Clan- of 1951 C-raduatnon from South Park Hugh School as an achnevement or which you may well be proud' lt represents another mulestone on the road to success As you c mntnnue your career at college or In the busrness world you wlll flnd that a smart appearance ns a bug asset Successful men ln all walks of lute have found that Clothes by Klennhans IS a good rule to follow THE KLEINHANS IU Ham and Cllfltflfl ln Dow ntow n Buffalo Ccmplnments l MH INI 81 SUN 106 QILBRIDE MIL Lackassalllla N PARSONS XND II DD UNI Prescription Drug Stores I68 XBB01 I' ROAD 9189 SPNH X STRPFT I PXRlx All as proud he helps outfnt South Park s Athletic Teams For You Tennns Colt Corduroy jackets Sweaters DL RE SLOHNI The Qualnty Name nn Sports 80 XY LHIPPENK A STREET N 6 L A 0 . -N T Y . . . ., .L 1 , J , ,, ' of Ztlll S1ll7'l'I f ' INIfE , 'H T T TRUCKING DUKE SLOHM AIO. T 00 123 -sus.. X.-xox.-gf-5--xox.-x--x.-xvsv -x.-x.-xvx..x..x..x.-xnxnx.-x.-xox.-Q.-x.-xox.-x Congratulations To The Graduates From BUFFALC BUTTER 81 EGG C0 HELLO C l1EANI BUTTFR 41 BXIIIW BIIFAIU NPNY TURB Ihone HU 0324 Phones WO 22ll 2 2 2213 R S HU 8.426 JHXNII' S Ulf SIDE RIO Wholesale Frunt and Produce T l t Prompt Delnvery I H Florist HHH 4 I INIHN VIR T STUDENTS Remember You Can Buy Cheaper at Laux IlNt It The Best tor Less 111 BHUADXX XX 'T I A A , A J ll' 1 ,Z AVE. l7', ,. Ffvw I . l H V, I . - Zl - Vt. L. V ANC e.: , T , .T lf If I A' IVFIH lflfl-lfl3 NIML-Xlitk 'NUlN'l'llfl' rlwlqvl-gixlllx-xl! llo Discount Card Needed I. A lv X -PUR . l Qlolli NIU. TTT6 124 Hx.-xvX.-x.,x.-X.-x--Q.--xnxnx N I IIIN4 COAL ami COP L If IH In 5 XI M X Nl IxII AC-ENT Real :state General Insurance V61 NI-NF! X NTRFFT :lf IINI XX XDDPII Q I4 XIISS HI XIX X I I Sup nc XIUNIII PIIO FU SPRX If I' IH: NINI-4 X Hlhl 'I :lo NIIVIOR IURPORAIION Authorized Studebaker Deal r ' l XR XXI' 1 w Open Mfrwday Wecinesday and Fr: ia Evemrwgs and All Day Saturday V X TELEVIJION RADIOS REFRIC-ERATORS VVASHERS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Servnce That Swrsfues Compliment of SKIPN I Ii XRURI mpllmerwh of JXNSH I NI IRIN Xi I I0 9 IUUD NIXRIxIgl P FR M94 HV Ewrve f Ervtcrrammcm Alvv GIII X IHIN X PRIs I:L,IrALJ TECK an r L ajlwg C rrmu ICl,.II1Ii C ' QICH . . 1, V IIICI, I C.'.'IiN ' ' VH MH xm 'H' num .-..,-.1.-.- I, me em 1:-Q xx , sw N'l'IH11IH1'l' qw, DIN I'I nf: I X. SHUI MRC. .- . .1 .. ' , 'UE ' A ' I ' ' '.f1.'2'1. A '-15' A Y W I Q Huff: IU. N. Y. Buffi ,. N. xp MUNI JONES Hmm SEHWQE . ' I . N 1x::1sol'l'H 1' mx Mis. mm so 'rn P K . :Nl ri I WU. LUII H I U ' ' I if Tn. um, C0 . IC. QIIH ' f f W I. IVA ' mf.: frixlsf x y'l'l:l':lc'l' If 'rx' Iluilnlu III, N. X. Buf . N: Q I ay, NH, XIIINVIUI' .HXIB 'l V' ' Q--11 gy r O . rwnbgg 1.25 .x..x..xux-.xux.-x-.X.-x.-xuxnx--x.-g.-xnx-.x--X..X.-xnx.-x-ny--X.-xnx.-X.-xox.-X.. HONEYLAND Home-Made lce Cream and Candies 2433 SENECA STREET Cornplnmenfs of HOTEL l,ACK,AWANNA 7:7 RIDGE ROAD wo. 1942 1 ILDEA DRESS SHOP NOI TH PARK AXF T' A 6811 Compllmenfs of kb BIAK S DELICATESSEIN 60 N ANDERBII T NTREET FRI ABBOTT ROOFHNF Free Estlmates Gwen XY 8 Phone TR O8-48 lOS6DV1 Sales Mgr EXPERT FURRIERS Remodeling Repairing Cleanlngs Clazxng and Fur Storage P096 NLNLC A NT BL H- ALO 10 'N H JOHNNX S RESIAURAINT lohn F Hoare 022 'Ol 'IH PARR ANF PR A1 T Q H AMBLETOIN STATION 1540 SENECA NTREET PR 9948 ALFRED HOEFLICH Quality Meats Poultry and Fresh Flsh lvllfl NOI TH PARK AXE T 13 8 SX RAFL SE XY ALLPAPER lmperral Washable Wallpapers Valspar Varnush C1 Enarnels 34 BROADYN AH Bl PP ALO 'N YL 11 1827 Q E ' A ,. ' Y Y 7 - .. ' ., ', co. - 'O. 231 f Q W , ' , ' . R. .T OAZENOVIA FUR SHOP 31 PAINT C0- ,,-1. . --1 f Y T T TA T 'TTA .A.- X'- - A iw 126 .xvxox.-x..X..s..g..x.. X..x.-x.-x-.x.-x..g..x.-xhs..x..x..xuxux.-Q.-x.-x,.x.., COMPLIMENTS CF STRCDHMS BAKERY 1593 South Park Ave at Alamo Pl BUFFALO 20 N Y 121 a . , 4 I .snsuxngnx -sux.-1.-2.-s1.s-.snxnas-.s.-Qnsusnxns--Q.-gux-.s,.s,,,,,,,,x .x.-xg K--x--xoX.-xux.-x.-Q.-xnx.. x.-x.-x--x.-Q.-xv X..xnxvxnx.-x..x.-Q.-sux-wx--xv We Ilalre Your House 0 Home SOUTH SIDE FURNITURE COMPANY 2I96 SENECA STREET .AT CAZENOVIA Extends Congratulations to the members of the Class of l95i To each girl ot the graduating class who calls in person at our store we will present a MINIATURE LANE CEDAR CHEST absolutely tree as a remembrance of her graduation Open lhuirlm and Snturdax Pzenmgs Free Parklng TED E BUERGER iNsuRANcE AUTO FIRE L FE DISABILITY U HINIINI 'ION AXE B .110 I1 N I IHONF BF 311 XY EST SEINEI A LLMBER COMPANY Incorporated IH 6 I 2340 SOI IH PARIx ANI' I Al IxAXY ANNA N IOI IS ELZINI A PAINTING AND DECORATING By Union Contractor STORES AND BUSINESS HOUSES 6I DENSNIORP STREET Bl FFALO '70 N I Phone: FA. 72I,l A T N 'I . Illl L If V -'.'I.f.Y. l Y . - . . I 1, 47 iIIm-'QVIII II. SYPIPIJIIOIIPSI TR. 3307 - NYU. 962-I uff' -. I. I .I . .. 2 - S V- T LE - - Compllments of JUNE S DPI If XHLSSLN 1 I1 W. SUI III PXRR SIRRVII S TFD KFSSI ER 1 North 0 :len St Buff.: 0 N Racing and Power Equipment Dual Exhaust Systems Ford and Mercury Dual Polnt Dustrlbutors For Ford and Chevrolet Complete Racung Englnes Engnnes For Your Boat Rebunlt New Boat Engines Speed Equnpment Stock Ford and Mer bornng New Pnstons Cave Us a Call B X 8d Phone TRaangle S024 Nl STX I F IXII URS BURSTEIN Prop SUITS MADE TO MEASURE 56 SFNFI X STRPPT PXIO N Compluments of THUB XBEN S DLI Il XISESSEX will -XBBUYI RUXD BLI-PALO 0 N X At No Additional Cost Any Emblem and Name Free With a jacket or Sweater Purchased At NXTIUNXI FIM XND EXIBIIXI I0 Xl XIX Sl XIX 9286 FDDIF Rl RY XINSRI MEATS AND CROCERIES XX R XY XRBUX S DRI! STURF Prescraptnon Pharmacy 'lv SIANI-1 A STREET B FAIO 10 N X Resndentnal Busnness Farms PURIER RI4 XI E51 XII- Offers Relnable Service to Buyers and Sellers XXO 7630 7463 SFNECX NTRFFT ..x..x..x..x..x..x..x..,..,..s..Xu,..x..x..x..x..,..x..x..,..s..x..x..x..,..-..x..x..x..x. W Y 1 . f -f. . . - , L ., 4 1 J: . . A F1-lufml 5 lpplir-N - tln I Cul- Hc vrugv- Ak - 5 - ' 4- ' 5 L . , , 41 4 4.1 . . 1607 .' ,A Y AXE. AT .' I T-15 f .F A . . ' J Y An LF A Z,l7f g- ,. f1.f.Y. N ,, I I - J J if Jf A, :ury Replacement Engines - Re- 601 Fl'l.'I'0N ST. : . I3 F ' .. Y -- Q ' v x 7 rw ' w . ' h 1 A-. . 'A A . - Y Y A . 1 Y L J H, , . 22f .hill .' li g,.f'I,'fA'1fIA , fl BEF 'A . . X'. ITF A , , ', 7 f x 1 w V V , . w A A., A L, .F A - L u I A. n. L. L 4 I F q X 2.. --. F F . xnx..x..,..s..x..,..x..x..s..x..x..X..x..X..x..,..x..x..s..x..,..x..x..x..x..,..x..,..s. 129 Congratulations! ROSINSKI FURNITURE COMPANY STORES OF CONFIDENCE SINCE 1914 697 RIDGE ROAD 760 FILLMORE AVE Lackawanna N Y Buffalo N Y 130 IH ' If , . n , u . -xnx.-xox.-xns.. .- .-x--xnx-.xo .- .. .- .- . xvX.-xnxux.-sux.-xnx.-X.-xv .- SOUTH PARK W ALLPAPFR and PAIINT LO TR 5218 l8il SOI III PARK F Abraham Zeplowntz DEALONESS HOSPITAL SLHOOL OI1 BLRSIBI x63 RIIFY STRFPT BLFFALO 8 N Y of tl 1 r ce 1 tes of pp owed 01 0 1d 3 I'1c tad 1th th U B1 f 1 0 t t 1 he 1 re L11p,1b1c 0 ite the St te cl Ex m1 JDIIL r ts f tl Sept 1951 ples. c om m nlcwte 1th M Mb Directo of Nurses BOB FORD MEATS 81 PROW ISIONS Purveyors to Hotels Restaurants Schools Clubs lnstltutuons Camps 193 SIOVI STRFPT BIPFALO N A NIA 4710 Complurnents of JAMES D FITZPATRICK SERVICE STATION 9036 SFNFC A STRFET Ccmplurn nts of Sl AR ILEAINILRS AND DX ERS Expert Cleaning and Dyeing JOSEPH BI ALR AND SON 'S IFFFFRSON AVF SOI TH BL FF ALO IMPORTING Wholesale and Retall CROCERS Specializing ln ltallan and Amerlcan Dellcacles We Deliver NPLSINPFAST AAO 861 Compllments of LAKE SHORE LINOLEI NI SERX ILE We lnstall and Guarantee Armstrong's Lsnoleum Asphalt Tnle, Rubber Tale, Plastvc Tale, Fornlca Tops and All Types of Wall Coverlngs Free Estnmates FA 8190 Anffola 2461 WO 4687 nys xnxx-xns x x s1x1x Q x Compluments of PAL LIS BROS RESTALRANT 410 ABBOTT ROAD s1s x xux-ues x1x x x x-x-1, .x..x..x..x..x..x..x..s..x..x..x..xHx.-x..s..x..s..x..x..x..x..x..,..x..x..x..x.-s..x..x.. 1 '4 Q 1 1 - 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 ' V ' -1 v 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 S : . L-. . Offers fx 3-year course lcory Z1 ld , zcti for I 'gh school gfildlll 1, 11 14 ' econd- ' l may s ho s betw eu the ages of 1712 11: E ' y-'J fx -. 1 ' Y' X , v ' 1. .' 1 1 is uffilia 1 W' sg .of lf L10 , , 4 3 ,, d11j11 , the p1cc11111cz11 pcrzod as well as heme 'x1.:T.C' d by the Board or Regents of the bui- j1'1Ly f he Stu 0 of New York. Grz1d11z1tes 0 t schoo zz' - t wr 'a Boar il '11z1L1011s, . A5 zu ' or mr: ' . class .5 C - Il . w iss Doris A. Young, PLN.. , r . , I Q 4 1. rr 1 1 1 7 1 7 . : 1 - 1 L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ... 1 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 , . , . . . -1- - A A t . 41 . 1 1 1 1. 1 M .... . 1- 1 1 1 . , 1 -1 1 1 .- '. .T A 11 Q 1 .x..x..x..x..x..x..x..x..x..x..,..f-..x..x Ccmdumerwfs of I' I QIELAVUIY SIxI In Xl FQSI S SHUL RFP IIR 481 XBBOTI nom XX XRREN 5 'II XRKET VIeats and Groceries Q XBBOIT RO XD Sec Us For Your C a uat ru Ph I gr 5 IPI IORE XX INT! H Qll DIU Ccmdrmerr cf D XXIII F B XIxI SHUI' 4 .-xnx- I I I I .x.,w...,..x..x..x..x.-x..x..x.,x..x- IDEAL FUUD SHOP IIIFXI -11: SHSIIIK Ccmpllmeni f .IIIII IUIYIIY I1 Nor TH I'XRIx IIE C mplwme-nts of THE P-XTRILIANS GOI TII P IRB CLEANERS IRIX yarn I 4 FD I PANTII3 ICXVELER Wat has Diamond UI ' . .Q I 1 ' ' 3711 , , ICIST IHS I' I ERICWSKI IDHINI-I X 1 1 A111 .., 1 if I ' 5 0 I mf' Q' II JI I Q, II LIIT .' I I I I I . 1- - L Y L- ' 95 0,1 A, ' 4, ' CI :Q C Q sph - L Y I 21:31 sown If ' M ri. T SIIYIIIQX FT. TR. QITS Pllrnv: TH. 201 Q Q A - 5 ffl! .XIIIIO'I I' I' IXIJ I I 1:82 .XIIII 'VI' Iill. ISI l'I'7XI.U 120. N I I I X-fss-sux-vxnxng-x--Q.-sux.-xvsn PHILIPS BARBER SHOP 1 XISIIOTT ROXIJ xnx--x-ns.-x..x.Ixnx.-xvx.-xnx--x--x--1.1x. Complnments of TPOI P S HOTFI XII' x I ADX NIAFFX S Delncnous Hof Dog and Hamburgers I SOI TH I XRIx XII' Buli W L KOCH Dealer IH Dry Coeds Shoes and Rubbers Men s ear :SU SOI TI-I I XPIx XIF TH 186 mp :ment of BIDDLEI OMBE S SFRN II I1 STATION Mcbllgas Mobaloul Mcbllubrlcaflon SIIOTI RI! I X11 lx x IP 'P A' Ccmphmenrs of NOXXII IxIN IONIH IIONIRX I I I INTOX NI R H III LIOX Prescruptucn Opnmam Im X H65 I II XII S II RNITIRE 8. XPPIIXINII' P v C1 Ile trc ami elephcrfe BT QPENI FR S DFI II XFILSSLN II X IFS I IRF XI IO bl PPLX prebh Mears Baked Q9 d Cccdxear T re fterfe A ce gexerage Ice Q6 m Nfulcam m Recappmg 1 ENFK A FR U10 NU I' XRIx XY ENI F Ilmm TR I5 Ill N NI-.nr Ilunlillgf- Rel. COX , QS II.I,I-1. N. H. ,I 7 I - It ' ,, ' VV, mo' Q I '- 'L If .' ', I .- I-lllll Zlll. N. Y. CC 'A 3 v .4 I' fl I I I 327 , H10 'XI ' .ur . -'INLICY I'I'Y. H x. WL .L TIIIIO. ITSIT SOI TII PXIIK HIC. H428 SOI 'I'II I'f UIC. wo. 5 nunn.:., zu, x. x. 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Be My Love Stardust On Top of Old Smokey FAVORITE AM USEMENT PLACES The Show The Beach The Greeks St Theresa s E nc Skateland FAVORITE PASTIME u Dancnng Reading Musuc Hom work MOST POPULAR STUDENTS Mary Lou Auerb h I3 Y B tty Warthlung Nancy I-lalloran Frank Smnth FAVORITE DANCE STEPS Charleston Walt Fox Trot Rhurnba Doubletume MOST I IKELY TO SUCCEED Franklun Zeplowutz Patrlcla Pritchard Clufford Schutz Harry Maynor Nel on Murphy BEST DRE SED BOYS Bell Keenan Ralph Iagord Clnft Schutz Bob jagord Kenneth Ruot EAVOR ITE CLASSICAL COM POSITIONS Claur de Lune Warsaw Concerto Rhapsody un Blue Polonause Maleguena Vucky Vanoff Pat Pritchard joan Kohler Margie Sleg joyce Dwyer FAVORITE SAYI NGS As a Matter of Fact Iyes or noi Ho Ho' Thats Rich' Holy Cow' Bag Deal' What was the Test About? FAVORITE SUBIECTS Otfnce Practnce Hustory English Math Chemlstry FAVORITE ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS Musical by Eredonna Students St Pat s Day Senlor Show Chrnstmas Play EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Bowlung Swummnng Baseball Basketball Football I-IOBBIES Sewnng Skatlng Rudung Scrapbooks Ar FAVOPITE DPAMAS OR PLAYS Hamlet Macbeth Cyrano de Bereerac Brleadoon Oklahoma FAVORITE NOVELS lane Eyre I7th Summer Gone Wuth The Wand Tale of Two Cltnes The Robe H me I . . . I V. A . - ' ,fa e 'I DA I I I H TIVL I if T.. I Nslson rvluf la .I A Football lS5l-l3l. usa I 4 I J 139 I I It I S! . 92. .H . I The history nf the senior rlnss fronlinuedj 'W S VN.. ltr it ,cg long with.the change in the apparel of the graduates, comes a change in the appearance o th schoolf 'Thfe plasterers and painters, the sound-proofers and the electricians, have joined forces to give South Park a new radiance, The rooms are being painted various pastel colorsg the typing rooms and cafeterias sound-proofed, and new lights will be installed to brighten the rooms and corridors. The annual boys' oratorical contest rolled around once more. Participants did themselves proud in coupling splendid delivery with interesting themes Franklin Zeplowitz won at South Par and went on to place second in the city with his stirring speech Rededicate or Perish Stiff competition was given Zep by our new comer johnny Myers and his Flying Saucers As this goes to press it seems that our biggest moments are still ahead of us The Senior Play another first Almost Eighteen is being diligently rehearsed and directed by Mr Fisher of the Derby Playhouse 'Fhle Senior Tea and Prom await us and many of us are looking for ward to the senior picnic A highlight of the variety show planned by the student council is to be a demonstration of the Charleston directed bf lvliss Marcella Godfrey Last of all will come the moment when the journey is done and the summit attained the summation of our efforts commencement night The Korean trouble has become of mayor importance jim Fisher and Dick Schalk enlisted and Gene Balcernak Bill lvlacey and Bill Drdul have already been called by Uncle Sam Eighteenth birthdays and graduation make many more boys available for the armed service With such a serious condition threatening the world graduation is most important this year Whatever our course after graduation whatever our destiny there is the challenge of life We have loosed the apron strings and it is with mixed emotions that we leave dear old South Park We shut the door upon our high school days with nostalgic sadness for we opened it as children and we close it gently reverently upon our childhood We say one last goodbye to the school which holds so many happy memories and turn with trepidation and eagerness to the new unknown world before us M-ff.w7Vb 616-Sv Wlrwvwft if we Qggmfjna xfrf vt'-7 af' HM ivsawfawwf 4 MVN' Jliv 140 L . . . . . . 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