The Park School - Spark Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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POLLY DUNLOP HOPKINS ALBERTINE HILL HOYT A bright flash of red, and little Polly whips by. Polly believes in the saying, clothes make the woman, for her well-groomed appearance is an obvious example of this fact. Pol is one of those people who always helps one out when he is in trouble, and follows the say- ing, a friend in need is a friend indeed. Her lively chatter and resounding laughter can be heard through- out the school. Polly's ambition has always been to be a Stewardess and we wish her luck in this field. 59,05 .. A typical Park Schooler in all her ideals, principles and school spirit, Bob has been with us since kinder- garten and has actually grown up with the school. Her cheerfulness, efficiency and excellent sense of humor have been displayed not only in editing the Spark but in creating the clever, original characters and satires which have greatly added to the popularity of The Latest. Interested in athletics, Bobs has been a credit- able addition to the hockey and basketball teams, and as pitcher on the baseball team is unmatched in spirit and fight. Herky is known for always doing more than her share and never accepting credit. Park will seem very strange without her next year. ' '41 A14 ,. . -41 ,42 40, 41 Editor, '42 , , - '40, '41 ' Manager, '42 f f '41 3 Secretary, '42 '42 , ,QA Captain of Sparksf ' H' ' , '41 '41, '42 W 'IO

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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

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FREDERIC HUBBARD Who's the gentleman with the long hair? That was Hub doing an excellent iob of playing Bunthorne in the operetta, Patience. All through his high school years he has greatly enriched our dramatic perform- ances by his excellent characterizations. Because of his love of drama he was the originator as well as the president of the Shakespeare Club. This year, Hubby, as chairman of the Grounds Committee, is attempting to beautify the school which he has long attended and loved. Next year, he will realize his lifelong ambition and attend Harvard. , 41 President '42 JEAN ASHLEY KIMBALL With a hi ya sweetie and a hearty laugh, Kimby bursts into the room. Her gay, peppy personality and fighting spirit have added much to the Senior class. As secretary of the Student Council this year she has done a fine iob. She is also outstanding because of her amazing athletic ability. She has contributed a great deal to our hockey, basketball and baseball teams. Kimby's initiative and fine spirit have made her one of the best liked girls in school and a reliable worker in any school function. '42 ' '42 Captain, '43 .' '41, '42 X r 5 '41, '42 ll