The Park School - Spark Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Ninefvrn Forty-one Page Eleven MARY LEA SCHEU While our opponents sigh with despair and we sigh with wonderment, Shiner leaps around the basketball court with the same magnificent skill she displays on the hockey field. Shiner has been a capable leader in many school activities and is often the source of particularly rambunctious goings-on in the Senior Room. Student Council, 3, 4 Chairman Grounds Committee, 4 Spark Board, 2, 35 Business Manager, 4 Shakespeare Club, 4 Hockey, 2, 3g Captain, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 -Bliv -fb K-anis +9 '1-ve., .T-con-X and 'Ci' u.aq.s suasxx Stgvbx 'tits 1+ lb gtk SNA. .gv KATHLEEN SHARP That smooth English accent you hear belongs to Jackie Sharp, who has become a seasoned American although she has only been with us since September. As a capable member of the hockey team, jock proved that while she is mainly interested in golf, she can be active in other sports as well. Her cheery disposition and willingness to help have stimulated her interest in children and nursing. She intends to study in one of these fields next year. Spark Board, 4 Shakespeare Club, 4 Hockey, 4 EDWARD STRICKLAND Shuffle off to Buffalo is Eddie,s theme song, and he even wrote of these sentiments in his senior thesis. His scrapbooks are full of clippings of Buf- falo showing the development of the city and detailed city planning. While balancing the budget this year, he succeeded in conhning all the red ink to his hair instead of to the ledger. Strickle's endless stream of lively chatter has pepped up many a gathering. Financial Chairman, 4 Discussion Club, 3, 4 Soccer, Manager, 3 Basketball, Manager, 3

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Page Tru The S park MARGARET RAYMOND A figure laden down with various articles of sports equipment, clothing, and books usually seen at about 5:15 dashing for the East Aurora station wagon, is easily identified by the rather battered blue knitting bag as Margie Raymond. Her chronic late- ness to the bus is because of numerous committee meetings, Joint Charities money collecting, and Spark editing. Margie is not only one of the most respon- sible members of the class but also one of the best sports in school. Spark Board, 35 Editor, 4 Chairman of Joint Charities, 3, Representative, 4 Penpushers Inc., 2, 3, President: 4 Secretary of the Senior Class, 4 Hockey, 3, 4 Basketball, 4 Captain of the Buzzards, 4 WILLIAM RICE The title of Senior Class Good Humor Mann goes to Bill. His hearty Hello , followed by an appropriate nick-name, has become as much a part of the school as the Main Building. His fast and varied dancing has won him the admiration of the whole school. Always willing to argue, especially on the supremacy of the Ford, he made classes interest- ing for students and faculty alike. Spark Board, 4 Shakespeare Club, 4 Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 BRONSON ROSS Who is that figure sprawled out on the ice? Why, that is J. Bronson showing the assembled stu- dents the proper method of scoring a goal in hockey. Bron's general social life, not altogether with the boys of the class, and his Chevvie coupe make up the rest of his better-known character. His booming laugh and cooperative spirit are very familiar to the boys, especially after some of them, together with Bron, miss the bus at the end of the sc MW Soccer, 4 Apps-vt A!! ft 2 we ll f n

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Page Twelve The Spark BARBARA TODD Now the price of the 5 by 7 pictures . . . - this and other similar phrases became familiar to the Senior Class when Toddy handled the arrangements for the Senior pictures. She and her committee did a fine job in both this project and the Spark Dance. Because of her interest in child psychology she has spent much of her time in the past year observing the Nurser School. f,,8r, Spark Board, 4 ,Z 'A' !4,,,4,? H k ,4 'i7i 'Zi,f f' ' Bacskefbfall, 4 J4 1 YKIJ vt' f'f'J' WMFMK J-Wir Beca his amiability and ability to laugh at anyth' and ything, Seen is the butt of more r t jok than he really deserves. His good red s is illust a ed the fact that he often es mfre than h's a ted share in the clean-up com ittee. Shov room in hand, he saunters o take t a e of an absent senior. As an nua mem e f The Spark Board and The Latest, eymour ha eveloped a distinct interest in news- SEYMOU RBAN ,fs an publications. Vice- ident of the Senior Class k Gard, 1,2, 3,4 atest Staff, 2, 3 Y DONALD WEBSTER ecause of his willingness to help and his knack electrical equipment, Don has been a member almost every dance decoration committee. Not s tished with being a lighting expert, Don is interest- d in photography and has contributed generously f his time and talents to pictures for The Spark. A capable carpenter as well, he also has worked hard on the new stage. String Group, 3, 4