The Park School - Spark Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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THE SENIOR CLASS All good things must have an end. Although it's trite, it's true, For that is what each Senior feels VVhen graduation's through. He remembers the campus with snow on the ground, Or the warm wind that brought Park spring fever, He can picture the times when he gave Park his all And the times when he was the receiver. The faces of classmates are vivid and clear, The artists, the comics, and leaders appear. Streeter, production, and toots fill his mind, These he'll remember as he leaves them behind. All seniors share the feelings of the class of '61, We're a class that's faced our problemsg And a class that's had our fun. Now that we're departing, the best we can do Is pledge our devotion, dear Park School, to you. First row: Libby Walker, Faith Neuschel, Dianne Crosby, Barbe Ernst, Cindy Jackson, Sec- retary, Polly McLeod, Hilary Harty, Sue Ascher. Second row: Cacky Saunders, Sue Russell, Iris Brownrout, Kay Yager, Bobbie Brizdle, Margie Walls, Jane Trager, Pia Ajango, Sally Anderson, Ann Campbell, Nancy Lattimore. Third row: Toby Klyn, Vice president, David Patton, Toby Bradley, Bryan Meadows, Nick Guthrie, Jim Patten, Mark Smith, Walter Piepke, Steve Littell, Bill Tompkins, Howard Bloom. Fourth row: Rick Farber, Harvey Moss, Bill Staniland, John Kirk, Wolf Nickel, Jon Hyman, Jeff Meilman, Presidentg Bill Kimber, Tom Leed, Bucky Roberts, George Urban, Mike Alpern, Neil Stroman. Absent: Art Gellman, Treasurer. 8

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IN MEMORIAM Mr. Dunn's death came at such a time in the year that it was not possible to set aside a separate page in memoriam. In consideration of this fact, the seniors have given up a page from their section for this tribute to Mr. Dunn. Mr. Dunn came to Park in September, 1959. He taught English and became the advisor to the Freshman Class. He was a devoted educator who helped the Freshmen adjust to the Upper School and become an integral part of the life of the school. Mr. Dunn was a friend to all of us and was always ready to help with any kind of problem. We shall never forget his cheerful smile and pleasant good mornings. Mr. Dunn was a great promoter of Park School spirit. He attended all of our games and was an enthusiastic supporter of the athletic program. He instructed our soccer team and set up a ski program for winter sports. Mr. Dunn's sudden death on the Ides of March was a shocking experience for the entire school community. Park is greatly indebted to Frederick Dunn. With his passing we have suffered a truly great loss. He was my friend faithful and just zo me 7

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BRYAN GREGORY MEADOWS Council 1, 2, President 4, Class Vice President 3, Dining Room Comm. 3, Sub-production Comm. 3, 4, Boys' Dis- cussion Club 2, 3, Ski Club 3, 4, Sopho- more Seminar. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 4, Basket- ball lg Volleyball 2, 3, 4g Hockey 3, 4g Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Crew 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Bryan is a person who is dependable and true, and who generously puts other peoples' concerns before his own. His responsible leadership as president of the Student Assembly is enhanced by his unselfish willingness to contribute to many activities which beneiit from his stable hand. Rare indeed is one gifted with leadership, possessed with scholarship, - I I and also popular among his fellow students. Once tn a great whzle arzses a person who is great in all things, loved by all persons. HENRY STILES BRADLEY, JR. -le--.-- . .. -3 Council Vice President 4' Class Presi- ll V dent 3, Class Vice President 2, Boys g Discussion Club 2. l Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, Hockey 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. ff Toby, as the vice president of the Council this year, has shown good judgment and has submitted sound ideas toward maintaining the strength and unity of the school. His profound sincerity and ambition to study medicine have led us to call him fondly, Doc. As Wally, his dry sense of humor is as welcomed as his spontaneous With malice twvflfd HONG, with Chflfify witticisms. for all, with firmness in the right . . . 9