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

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.M my Ioan ll. Sniitli llusincss Editor. loan is fond of howling. of talking on tht- tt'lt'plion0. of South Parilivf' of john YYaync'. and ol' nursing. Ki-nnvtli V. 'l'rt'ndvlff -Sports Editor. Kvnnvtli is partial to pliotograpliy. to grvvn. to Mantovani. to hunting. and to A Place- in tlit- Sun. tiarnivn Cl. Campos Pliotograpliy Editor. cl2lI'lIlt'll likt-s badininton. classical niusic. pho- tography. hluv. and Gt-orgv Bvvt-rly Slit-a. fivrald ll. M2lI'l'll2lIlCl Art Editor. Gvrald indugvs in skvtcliing, in jazz. in truv- to-lili' now-ls. in gray. and in tc-nnis. l Dial Editors Linda Suc Kant Co-Editor in Ciliit-l' of tlu- Dial. Linda vnjoys arclu-ry. Yul lirunnvr. travvl. Quo Vadisu. and tvacliing inatll. Franklyn A. Pcrry- Co-Editor in Clliivli ol tlii' llial. Franklyn is intc-r't'stt'cl in tvnnis. in niodvl planvs. in tlu' Kingston trio. in rvd and in l98l. ' , .ki . ' 'B gf. . ' l . 1 if 'xi-5' , .: 5f'. f. . Douglas Failla l.iti'rary Editor. Douglas Clioosc-s l. 2. fl Infinity. spa-cd skat- ing, Frank Sinatra. inodvrn jan, and drawing Carolyn H. Roy Advvrtising Editor. tlt Carolyn dt-liglits in lwing busy. in atlilc' at'tix'itit-s ol' all kinds. in writing. in singing and in adding mort- to lu-r alrvady 1-nviahli stort' ol' know-liow.

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Qsbsiasvwt f ' r 4 2Qsfyu1Ys'f'P i if ' rkssizi. ' Esther M. enkin .ua-f Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. -Henry W. Longfellow We are all agreed on two things: that South Park is anything but a sandy waste, and that Esther M. jenkins has left well-defined footprints all over the place. Were she to make a record like ours of her shining hours here, it would be an enviable one. Let us go back over her teaching career and list just a few of her outstanding contributions to the school. Few people know that she designed and made the robes which the three kings wear for each succeeding Christmas pageant. Not only that, the costumes of pages, shepherds, and angels are alike the result of her artistry and her nimble lingers. How beautifully she planned and executed this project is evidenced by the fact that she was asked to design, and did, the robes for the partici- pants in the first Christmas pageant given at Kensington High School. Furthermore, the sisters of lTYouville College came to South Park for consultation with Miss -jenkins that they might profit by her ideas for the robes for the annual Christmas pageant at their own school. We also owe to this gifted teacher our precious South Park banner, the large red and black one, and our red and black, gold-fringed satin school flag. D Quiet, unassuming, for years head of the home economics department in the night school divi- sion and of the sewing department in the day school division of South Park High School, Miss jenkins worked steadily, organizing courses, teaching people who knew nothing at all of sewing how to sew, and directing those who did in the further fascinating intricacies of this truly feminine art. The present Supervisor of Homemaking of the Buffalo Board of Education, Miss Arline I.. Grefe, was but one of her many pupils. Through all this, Miss jenkins had time to counsel and guide South Park's senior girls. And, as the years have passed, girl after girl, grown to womanhood, has been and will be able serenely and efficiently to adjust herself to the varying demands of her life because it has been her good fortune to have known and worked with Esther Marie jenkins. Miss jenkins' loyalty to her school and to her colleagues and her interest in the well-being of her charges has been boundless. She has been instrumental in gaining innumerable opportunities for others, both in the field of education and of industry. Her many philanthropies have been known, in most cases, only to herself and to their recipients. As long as South Park's shining hours are marked, the memory of Esther M. Jenkins will be a steady glow. She toiled, . . . . . . . to leave as her bequest An added beauty to the earth. -Whittier 5

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