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

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Isl Roux' Alex Kowal. Beverly Currey Carolyn Roy, Pat Parsons, John MeQue:iry Zml Roux' Citrolzmn Kepler. Gail Reopolis. Joan Schlosser, Barbara Mack, Jeanne Wilstin. Judith Carpenter inl Rou-.' Kenneth Horth, Joe Masters, Kenneth Trendcl, Paul DeForest -lllr Rrur: Gail Murton, Judy Fargo, Elizabeth Montieth, Judy Cleary. Sandra Klan-oon, Par Wfiilnicki, Peggy livnns. Kathleen Bevan He who counsels, aids. Curculio: Plcutus Student Council 'l'his year an extremely active Student Council was instruntental in establishing niztny innovtitions tll South Park. For the first time, Student Council nienihers were inducted in at ntezniinglul ceremony in October. The Black and Red lizill, also ut the heginning ol the year, helped old and new South Parkers hecoine hetter atetlttuinted, us did the Freshman Kickoll' Dance. Then, on St. Patricks Day, green ezn'nzttions ztppezired throughout the school, the clever handiwork ol the Student Council. who are devoting the proceeds therefrom to the Dial lund. 'l'hrough ellort und co-ordination. many goals were reached. 'l'he Sunshine Connnittee. honor pins. the cztleteria clean-up program. und an entry lor the Youth Citizenship uwurd were some ol their many ftchieveinents. Entering entlutsizisticztlly upon any venture they undertake. Hll'llll70l'S of the Student Council have truly helped unite ull South Parkers to work for Connnon goals. 'l'his N'Yli0g0lllt'l'lll'SSu hats resulted in niuny of the shining hours we have recorded in this issue ol' the lliul. - -Ron' Bmfldmml 1 1

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Assistant Principals Message To the Class ol' 1959: 'l'his is a time of decision. You have now reached one of the crossroads ol' life. 'l'he path you choose will become your way of life. Some of you have already decided what you are to do. This has been your first important decision. You will approach many crossroads, many problems, and the need for many decisions. Attack each problem calmly and intelligently. Do not hesitate to seek advice. You will find, too, that the best guide to your decisions will be the high ideals that your parents and teachers have tried to instill in you. The world is in need of citizens who are trained in the philosophy that great problems can be solved only by adhering strictly to principles of justice and charity. Seek that training and equip yourselves to do your part in the solution of our prob- lems. Exemplary lives in your community, lives of service, characterized by kindness and consideration for your fellow man, will win for you a life-time of personal happi- ness and the esteem of your community. With kindest regards for your future, I remain f -Thomas Connorx 10

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'var 'I 'f .f1s,,-say! 'A 1 44 'RMC lf.. Cf!-sw, ' Z, 5' 4 FAC U LTY COMMERCIAL: Rowl-Shirley S. Boyd, Betty M. Cruz, Irma E. Brand, Elizabeth A. Flood, Ruth Ml Fraser, Dorothy A. Bommer Row 2-Helen G. Harig, Margaret H. Crane, Grace M. Stephenson, Edward J. McNamara, Robert J. Hunold, Robert J. Jarnot ENGLISH: Row I-Emilie J. Lubelski, Celestine M. Loney, Dorothea M. Fogal, George C. Williams, Ruth K. Bradley Row 2--George P. Tederous, Ernest J. Carlson, Hilda M. Bender, Edith H. lankler SCIENCE: Row I-Jessie A. M. Holtman, Helen M. Waugh, Frank J. O'Dny, Dorothea 'R. McDonald, Patricia A. Fitzgerald Row 2-Salvatore R. Termini, Ray- mond E. Michael MATHEMATICS: Edith H. Byers, Marion R. Taylor, Maude G. Lewis, Elizabeth C. Dugan, Bertha A. Crangle J PHYSICAL EDUCATION: The pictures of the physical educa- tion instructors appear in the Athe letic Section with their respective teams. 12