The Park School - Spark Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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XL' X ips' if 1 CN -I, 9' fi, U , X V-Q iw , O' X3 E ,KI .. 5, 5,4 Page Six The Spark ANNE BACKUS Backie,s enthusiasm for old, picturesque houses keeps her on the watch for them whenever we go on basketball trips. On these occasions Back- ie brings her knitting, of course, for her needles are seldom idle when there's a sweater to be made! A familiar sight is her blonde head behind the wheel of a car full of Senior girls, for she often acts as chauffeur for a group of appreciative passengers. Annie excels in tennis and has been a successful candidate for both the hockey and basketball teams. She will study child-psychology next year. Spark Board, 2, 3, 4 ' Hockey, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Shakespeare Club, 4 HOWARD FERNOW Destined to be the lawyer of the group is fiery little Howie , who, with his quick witticisms and ready answers, has contributed immeasurably to the Senior Class meetings. The fact that he reads the newspapers daily is attested by his extensive knowl- edge of national and foreign affairs. His opinions al- ways give evidence of deep and sincere thought, and this quality makes him a valuable addition to any group. Spark Board, 2, 3, 4 Penpushers, 2, 3, 4 Discussion Club, 2, 3, 4 Soccer, 2, 4 Assembly Committee, 4 DAVID GUILLAUME Get your snapshots in early seemed to be Dave's password this year, for he has worked hard on the photography angle of The Spark. Because Gleeps is so outstandingly artistic, our annual sculpture exhibitions have been highlighted by his delicate Chinese Hgures and beautiful vases. Dave's buoyant personality has made his years at Park pleas- ant for everyone. He will study commercial ceramic design f L Spark Board, 2, 3, Art Editor, 4 52 4 Penpushers Inc., 2 3, 4 J' M4 Discussion Club, 2, 3, 4 ' -C . String Group, 3, 4 ' LLM' Av 6 Cheer Leader, 4 ' page I L

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Nmeteen Forty one i Page SWW ANDORA HODGIN Fragile femininity and lack of brains do not al- ways go together, for Andie's characteristics con- tradict the rule. Her gentle ways and quiet voice create the essence of feminine rm while her mind delves into the realm of physic d the-philosophical problems of mankind. B se of er ability to flutter in true 1890 , Andi s t most suc- cessful of the brides ds bfsgp tta. Spark Board, , 4 D 1 52' Wa. 0' QV' EDWARD KELLY A worried look, mad dashing in search of an ering reporters, furious pounding of the type- rit nd we know that Thursday afternoon is e E ' ' Kelly working hard to get The Latest to . f ' es his absorbing interest in the school ek ews sheet, Ed takes an active part in the bi- nf ly meetings of the Discussion Club. Here he creates an uproar with his lively spirit and his heated arguments in favor of That Mann! Discussion Club, 2, 3, 4 The Latest, 3, Editor, 4 Manager of the Boys' Basketball, 4 PETER KLAUSSEN Pete has been a student at Park longer than anyone else in the class, and perhaps this is the rea- son Why so many people turn to him in times of un- certainty. As a result of his amiability and comrade- ship, he was elected President of the Senior Class. Pete claims to be a woman hater, but the effects of a southern accent have done wonders in this direction. President of the Senior Class Student Council Representative, 3 Discussion Club, 3, 4 0 Soccer, 2, 3, 4 q Basketball, 2, 3, 4 'Vo 6l,uv0 WW C945 fl sofaswr W cw. Q-'Q K'NW . CQQTWAA' P kt.-,-f