The Park School - Spark Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Page Sixteen The Spark NAME ANNE BACKUS HOWARD FERNOW DAVID GUILLAUME ANDORA HODGIN EDWARD KELLY PETER KLAUSSEN PETER KRANZ EVA LANDSBERGER PHOEBE LEWIS CARL MOE WILLIAM MOWAT MARY PITCHER MARGARET RAYMOND WILLIAM RICE BRONSON ROSS MARY LEA SCHEU JACKIE SHARP EDWARD STRICKLAND BARBARA TODD SEYMOUR URBAN DON WEBSTER TOWNSEND WILSON BARBARA YATES SYMBOL Attendance notebook. Oysters. Long hair. A figure eight. Shamrock. Andie Peroxide bottle. Bow and fiddle. Contagious laughter. 0lansies 4We don't know eitherl. Athletic equipment. Merry eyes. A desk filled with Spark and Pen- pushers materials. English refugees MJD... Muscle . Park School refugees. The great city of Buffalo. Those eyesl A blush. A smile. Student Council notes. Station wagon filled with Seniors. enior FAVORITE SAYING My stars and garters I Well, if you don't believe it . . . ..Jeeps,., ..Hey, Lookiel Oh, Peter don't l Well, . . etc., etc. . . Will the meeting come to order. Oh, yeahf! 1 Oh, dear. What a kill! Like a house a-fire! Gosh! H'llo. Back in '24. Well, it ain't warm E How rare l Come on, fellers and gals! That's what I keep telling them down at the office. Golly sakes ! I never did this in England! The Major says . . . The Twins say I'm slow. Oh, my gosh l Boraxo. ..Lush,.. ..rm,el.. queer. Oh, gee whizz ! Statistics ADMIRED FOR Her blonde hair. His bluffing ability. His artistic ability. Rapid reading in German. I-Ie's the Editor of The Latest. His ability with figures. His report card. Her musical talent. Her ability to get along with everybody. Ippieola. His unused charm. Her vitality. Executive traits. His variation in dancing. His ability to get by on FD Her versatility. Her English accent. That red curl. Her evening dresses. His gin-ial personality. His knack with electrical gadgets. His ability to dodge social functions. Her quietness. OCCUPATION Knitting. Debating. Cheer Leading Taking tucks. Talking. Directing the Senior Class. Flirting. Worrying. Getting in and 177 of trouble. Talent scout. Slinging' shootin'. an' Asking questions. Spark -ing. Wind-bagging. Going home early. Slinging the boys. Training the toddlers. Revising the budget. Playing second fiddle f?J Amusing others. Taking pictures for The Spark. Grinding, Sculpturing. out MOST LIKELY TO BE Nursery School Teacher. Fashion Expert. Art Critic. Seamstress. Politician. A Hooker. Employee of the escort bureau. Mrs. Rubinoff. Physical Education Teacher. Census Taker. Another Coach Flood. Always the spark of the party. An author. Metropolitan Opera employee. CJanitorJ Engineer. Navy wife. One of those novel nurses. Star office boy. A model for rising fashions. Newspaper employee. Electrician. Very successful business man. Charity worker.

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I. f .fv- Page Eighfeen l-df'-7 The Spark y mire Czfihe Cfflaculty Front row. Mrs. Margaret Heyn, Art Academies, Berlin, Dresden, Arts and Crafts. Martha Vaughan, B.S. in Education, Buffalo State Teachers College, Preprimary Depart- ment, Four-Year-Olds. Marianne Woeppel, B.S. in Education, Buffalo State Teachers College, Fifth Grade. Lucy A. Massey, B.A.M.A. Acadia University, Diplome Superieur, Universite de Paris, French. Mary Ardelle Shearer, B.A., Smith College, Degre Superieur, Sorbonne, Elementary French. Harriet R. Smith, Columbia, Second Grade. Gladys Dinkel, B.S. in Education, University of Michigan, Girls' Athletics. Elizabeth Young, B.A., Mount Holyoke, English and Social Studies, Seventh Grade. Mrs. Helga Dob- lin, Studien Assessor, University of Berlin, University of Florence, German and Music. Ruth A. Heidrick, Clarion State Teachers College, Fourth Grade. Celia May Stoll, Assistant in the Pre-Primary Department. Mrs. Winonah Davidson, N. Y. School of Ceramics, Corcoran Galleries, Ceramics. Second Row: Rita Scheuckler, Assistant in First and Second Grades. Lena Maggiore, B.A., University of Buffalo, Latin, Ninth Grade. Mrs. Kathryn Kendrick Wilson, B.S. in Journalism, Northwestern, B.S. Libraiy Science, Buffalo, Librarian. Moira Simboli, B.A., Wellesley, Sixth Grade. Nancy Hubbard, B. Education, National College of Education, Kindergarten. Mrs. G. Howard Chappell, Buffalo State Teachers College, Special Assistant in Lower School. Nancy Gilbert, B.A., University of Buffalo, Fifth Girade. Betty Anne Beebe, B.A., Michigan, Third Grade. Clara Mai Fuqua, Ph.B., Chicago, First Grade. Muriel Dinkel, Wheelock School, Nursery School. Jean Landell, Assistant in the Pre-Primary Department. Third Row: M. Adolphus Cheek, Jr., B.A., M.A., Harvard, Headmaster. Gordon Peterkin, B.A., University of Pennsylvania, History and Social Studies, Twelfth Grade. Thomas Flood, B.S. in Education, Buffalo State Teachers College, Boys' Athletics. Fred- erick A. Parsons, B.A., Maine, Mathematics. Talman W. Van Arsdale, Jr., B.A., M.A., University of Buffalo, English, Eleventh Grade. Herrick A. Smith, B.A., Wittenberg, B.D., Hartwick, M.S. in Education, Cornell, Science and Mathematics. Herman Landel, Buffalo State Teachers College, Oswego State Normal School, Industrial Arts. Bion J. Clark, B.S. in Education, Columbia, Mathematics. fa. oc 3'?xJ:. 11,-V . r '. NK . .1 jj,?,-V ' x. rear