The Park School - Spark Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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ALAN BENJAMIN CYNTHIA BISSELL Beniie is particularly well-qualified to be President of the Senior class because he has been at Park for so many years that he has become deeply imbued with the spirit, aims, and ideals of Park. Will the meeting please come to order is Alan's key-note at the opening of every advisory. This year we have been able to produce a better year book and much credit can be given to him because of his efficient handling of the business board. He plans to attend a small college in the west next year. President of Senior Class Business Manag, . Manager, Cheer Leader '41 4 Sorrow is knowledge and those who Spin wanders into the room reciting Byron interspersed with melodies from Bach If one ever has a question either musical or poetic he knows at once whom to consult Spins literary views have added much to the meetings of Penpushers Inc Although she undertook a big 'ob that of doing two years in one, she has managed in the meantime to become a valuable member of the senior class She is not going to college but she will continue her endeavors in both the literary and musical 'fields it 40, '41 791' 42 I '41 42 '42 41 42 '41 , , ' 2 1 H U H , ' I , . ., . . . I ' I ' I l f '41, '42 . , 5 fri 4 A '41, '42 8

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EARL BECK At the end of the seventh grade, Earl left Park but returned last year to finish his work and to graduate. It is a familiar sight to see Early in the morning purr- ing merrily into school in his neat green convertible. His friendly disposition, ever-present humor and cheery smile have been a great addition to the Senior class. Earl has not as yet decided what he will do next year. GERALDINE M. BECK V Jerry has been at Park since kindergarten except for a brief interim in which she went south to school. Jerry has always been interested in athletics and much of the credit of this years hockey team goes to her for her outstanding work as center School spirit and drive have been evident in her creditable work on the business board of The Spark Jerry plans to be a Powers model next year and we feel sure she will soon be in great demand vw '42 K 142 7

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RANDALL CHADWICK The name Ran has become synonymous in the Senior class with a cheerful smile, an encouraging word and a ready blush. When he does speak it is usually of some importance, for he never wastes unnecessary words. As proof of his capability and popularity, Ran was elected manager of the boy's soccer team in which position he fulfilled his duties ably. Penpushers, Inc. has been extremely fortunate in having such an outstanding president to pilot its group of potential genii through the year land very familiar to all is the expression, I think we ought to get started now, don't you? D Ran's plans for next year are uncertain, but he is looking for a small college. ' Vice-Pres. Senior Class '42 K '41 5 Prozident. '42 '41, '42 '42 W,-. .I CURTIS DELL Curt's willingness to help has aided in putting over many school projects. His efficiency as financial chair- man, one ofthe most important iobs in the school govern- ment is certainly to be commended. When he isn't in some odd position seeking a candid shot, he may be found over his books trying to balance the budget after some school affair. He has been an invaluable asset to the soccer, basketball and baseball teams, and he did a wonderful job on the operetta. Next year his friendly smile may be flashing on the Rutgers' campus. Financial Chairman, '42 41, '42 Assembly Comm., '41 af 9 '40, '41, '42 N.-My - - Q Q 9 I