The Park School - Spark Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Wi 5 CARL BRIAN WAGN ER PRODUCTION COMMITTEE 4 CLASS NICE PRESIDENT IATEST 1 3 4 SPARK LITERARY BOARD 1 SOCCER I 3 WRESTLING I YOLI EYBAI L 4 TRACK I 3 BASEBAI L 2 4 GOLF 3 4 1 CARINE ISABELLE THOMASSET IORIIc,x SI UDIxI COIIIIITTIE4 I AIISI 4 SIXCING CROLP4 HOCRFI 4 ART CIUBI FINLN 4 CIRIS DISCUSSION CILB4 MODFRN DHNCFA1 A long, taffy colored braid, chIc clothes, and a beautiful smIle here comes Carlne Although she Shows a shy exterIOr to strangers, she has an explosive, charmmg personalIty Have you ever put a Cock under the bed ofa late sleeper? She has' She can be witty or silly In the appropriate moments But over and above frIvolIty and fun, she has a deeper purpose Lpon returmng to France she Intends to study med ICIDC, for which her aptitude In the field of scIence and her logical reasonlng are good qualihcatlons Her phllosophlcal bend IS evldent In her concern for such questlon as Can science give all the answers? or Can one put human liberty In abeyance to reason? Vi alt CarIne' Slow down, Thomasset' These are calls heard often about the Park School campus, for our French gIrl S al ways on the go Her only slowness IS In gettlng to gym on time Once out on the hockey field, however, She IS a whlz, though she would be the last to say so The value ofthe AFS program IS Seen In the all come to understand each other It w1ll be a sad day for Park when thIs Integral part Of lt heads back to France There 15 .fomethzng eleetrgfymg In the atmosphere I have been astomshed at the miracles zt has wrought Chmbmg In through an open school window at 7 30 -X M , evolvmg his own speclal math theory, the never say die spIr1t on the soccer field, refining his patience during the longest waits ever for the next Blue Bus to Clarence, all these are aspects ofa very versatIle Clfl zen, Carl VVagner Here IS a Park Schooler youll always find on the go, never In Streeter, frequently performmg a booming experiment, carefully planning a practIcal joke, orjust plain worlslng He IS easlly recOgnI7ed by most of hIs classmates as a future great Scientist Carl has hIgh Ideals, both for Park and for hImself, whIch he does not hesltate to express through the medium of several controversial Latest artlcles In addltlon to his aCademIc achIevements Carl has made outstandmg contrIbutIOnS In the held of athletIcs as a Star mem ber ofthe Varslty soccer team Independent In thought and action, dex Oted to the Search for truth, Carl will deal ably with problems that the future may pose to hIm He has his way, and deal: hz: gy!! I6 I F' 1 Av I .v I l F 7 ' Y A ' J Q. ' S . ' 2 , 4 ' A ' S A l . . V . A Y . ' ' I' :I - ' n ll ' ' fl V u 1 ' ' n u n f ,. ' ' - ' , u n ' - - ' a i friendships we have made with Carine, and the ways in which we have I., I , ' IC ' ' ' ' ' ,Y KK . . . ,, A - i I 3 ' . 2 ' . . , A 3 Y 7 Y ' I 7 1, Y 4 Y . . U . ,, . . .A l I ' . . , . . , . , . V 2 o I qn-.. . - 4 'lil' Y ' -

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CHARLES SH ERMAN LITTLE SIUDI HAII CONIINIITT EF 4 BUYS DISCUSSION LI L B I Qhqlrmqn 4 CHESS LI I, B PRODUCTIUN CUNIXIIITPI' SPARK -IRI BOARD I PRODUCTION SUB UJNINIITTEE S CPR I PARK HARLET CONINIITTEF I BASKETB-XI I I 3 SINGING GROLP I B EBAII I 3 ORCHESTRA 4 TRACK 3 BOYS CHFFRI FADINC GOI F 3 I'verv du for twelve ve1rs thls t 1ll, l1nk1 dapper lookmg senlor h1s kept the cllss ww lke wlth h1s I'C'1LIW w1t 1nd lczughmg blue ew es One of P1rk s most ClISl'lIIgllISl'ICLI Ivx dressers, he c1n usually be seen at Streeter or If p1rt1es ln 1 grew swe1ter, kh1k1 p1nts, mtl 1 sports colt, wlth 1 plpe cocked It 1 J ILIIIIY 1ngle Ll'1I'IQ,lII1g from the corner of ms mouth Ch 1rl1e s 1 ers 1t1l1tV h IS en IIDICCI hmm to do m1ny lnterestlng and v'1r1ed thmgs Wlth self 1ssur lnte and at the same tlme c1su1lness I-Ie h IS h1d lead parts ln sever 1l ol the productlons, 1mong them bemg Green Paslurex 1n fourth grande, Loft zn the Stars m seventh where he was hlgh scorer for the soccer te1m Ih1s vear he h1s galned the respect of m1ny by hls sklllful m1n1gement ol the Study I'I1ll Committee Bet ILISC of hls varlety of Interests and h1s abllxty to ht lnto my s1tu1t1on, l1st summer Ch lrlle w IS chosen by the 3xITICI'lC'lI'I I leld Servlte to represent 'Xmer1c1 III Germ 1ny -XII tI11s plus 1 subtle sense of humor 1nd 1 keen lntelllgence add up to a total, sparkling person1l1ty whlch h IS dehnltely left 1 l1stmg lmpresslon on Park Alan 5 capaeztzex have never been measured MARY ELEANOR POWELL I FORFICN STUDENT COMMITTEE 3 CHEERLFADING 4 THANKSGIN IING COMMITTEE 3 TENNIS 4 Chanrman 3 HOCKEY SINGINC GROUP3 4 BASKETBAII 3 4 ART CI UB 3 4 GOI F C IRI S DISCUSSION! CI UB 3 4 TENNIS 3 4 I A FI' ST 4 SOFTB ALI M1ry h1s the except1on1l abllltv of combmmg the three V s wxth a never ceasmg smlle, a w1ldlaugh and 1 smcere ellort to understand her fellow human belngs Hey M'1c, IS 21 famlllar call at Park, used with mam lntentlons asklng for companw down to the gy m, plannmg for the week end party, requestmg rldes home -X sm1ll senlor glrl wasn t far wrong when she dreamt that Mac droxe 1 school bus ust as her car IS al ways overflowmg wxth people so does her house welcome all ln the Splflf of Southern hosp1t1l1ty -Xlthough often 1 clown, Mac lends mans constructlve ldeas and plans to the group around her She IS sens1ble,pract1cal, and alwavs wlllmg to cheer someone up Her mter est In helplng others w1Il hnd expresslon ln her future work The .run hzmsey thine: hearlzhv, And :hares the joy he brmgs IC 1. , A 1 1 1 .1 A 1 . 1 A1 - A1 11 . . . . 1 , 1 I .' ' 1 1 M l I I, 2 1 ' . H 1 , 1' 1 oc , ,1,3,1 1 V- 1 Y 1 L , 1 . , . , Z, , 4 -Y -vw l 111314 A5 ' P21 14 lv 2, I . . . 1. .l 1 2 1 I 1 11' 1' 1 1 1 '1', ' - 1 ' 11' ' 1 '1 ' ' 1 1' ' 1 1 1' 1 f,- 1 .s . I 1 It vi, -1 - -, 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1' ' 1 1 1 ' 1' ' 1 1' 1' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 .1 1 , 1 B' w I .1 1 . ,v y w, . l 1 1 1 I 1 . 1 1 11 1 1. 1 1 ' 5 ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1 11'1' 1 ' 11 1 1'. 11' 1 1' 1 1 I ' 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 11 1 grade, and Oklahoma this year. Another of his talents lies in sports , ' 1 .E L Q 'E .E I is I l 1' 1 .1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 11' 1' 1 ' 1: 1' 1 1 5' 1 1' 1 I 1 A 1 .. 1' 1 ' xi I S L , . . , 1 , l 1 1 11' ' ' ' 1 11 ' ' ' '. ll Y ' ' ,Y 4 I A 4 I 7-13 1 , 1 1.2, , . . , . 2 ,. ' . . . 2, 3 . 1, . . , . 1 11 1 1 U ,,. .1 1 . 1. . 1 . ' 1 . 1 1 . 1 , 'xx 1' L . 1 V 2 s'Ail E I - '- 's 1 . 1 1 ' 1 In E . . 1

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PETER BREDEMEIER FOREIGN STUDENT COMMITTEE 4 VOLLEYBALL I, 1, 3, 4 SOCCER 1, 2, 3, 4 TRACK 1, 1, 3, 4 If you lind a locker labeled the Bredabox, or a book bag called the Bredabag,,' or a hot rod called the Bredabomb, you can be reasonably sure that its owner is tall, blond Pete. Pete can be found under cars, in Streeter, or more probably in the art studio. A true artist and craftsman, Pete has varied interests: from sketching cars on his history notes to ceramic creations and designs for scenery in the production. An escape artist and no real lover of sports, Pete has managed to elude Coach very successfully for four years I-Iis dry humor does not belle the serious imagination which is the source of his creativity Every noi! drzven should be as another rzvel m lhe mochzne dike um ver.ve,you corryzng on the work GAIL ELIZABETH HADDAWAY STUDY HALL CONIMITTEE1 GIRLS DISCUSSION CI UBI 2 3 4 Secretnri CHFERLEADING 1 3 PRODUCTION LONINIITTFE 4 LATEST 3 4 PRODUCTION SUB COMMITTEE 3 SPARK ART BOARD 3 ATI-II ETIC CONINIITTEF 3 HOCKEY I 3 Chairman 3 BASRETB AI I 3 COLNTRY FAIR CONINIITTFE 1 TRACK I 2 3 4 CI ASS SECRETARY TENTNIS 3 4 onus CHoRLsr 2 3 4 LACROSSEI 2 ART CLUB 3 4 Iall slender, blonde and green eyed what more could you xx int in state XY herex er she goes, Gul dr lws looks of either downright ulmi ration or enxv I-I ning lxers itile personality , she is quick to gr isp 1 situation or project her moods to those she is vsith In either licet, she is nice to have around -X demon on the hockey held lI1Sf1g1IOI' ot southern dr iwl days borrow ing someone s gl isses, the better to see you ill with being a combination of sweet kind thoughtful consider a e cheerful a genuine person Thu charm 15 1 zl5l6d on llze earth and xkx I7 . ,, , , . . . .- ' ll ' ., 7 Y ' ' 1 ' A ' 9 y x 12 1 A - ,2, , 4 . . . , , , .I - I ' 3 A -1 . . , . . ,, ' , 2, , 4 . . ' . . , 1, 1, , 4 V Y , ' . . A L 4 , , , . . 2 . . , . v J 3 Y AY A Y , ' 'K ,. 2 - . I' 'z ' a girl? Texas really lost something when they let this little gal out-otl . . ' . 3 1' 1 . i ' ' ' 2 '- l , r ' ' g ' I ' msg 1 nr Y' I it V xg I i ni Y 4 rx V' fl ' ' H ' YY . f .