Charles B Gaskill Middle School - Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

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ADMINISTRATION MR. OLIVER Superintendent MR. ERWIN MR- LANG Deputy Supt. DSPUIY SUP' Gaskill Junior High is recognized for the many high standards set by students and faculty in all their undertakings. Your Yearbooks have been no exceptions and you are to be commended for your splendid efforts. I urge you to continue to strive for excellence in whatever you attempt, both in school and out. To you go my sincere wishes for another successful Yearbook. WELDON R. OLIVER Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Mr. Fose, Mrs. Brown, Mr. Kester, President, Mrs. Pifer, Miss Brown, Stenogrupher. Standing: Dr. Brezing, Mr. Silberberg, Superintendent Oliver, Dept. Supt. Lang, Mr. Longhine, Mr. Collins, Mr. McKnight lBusiness Affairs Assistantl, Mr. Kauber, Mr. Salacuse, Attorney, Dept. Supt. Erwin. 4 I

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FOREWORD When our staff first started planning Blue and Gold Memories uf 1960, we wanted it to be a book that would always remind us of Gaskill and the things the school has given us, We thought of all man has had to learn through the years and decided we wanted to use Egypt, where learning had so many important beginnings, for our theme, Junior high school has been an Egypt for us. We have placed many lasting foundation stones in our pyramid of learning. Carefully, sometimes joyfuliy, sometimes laboriously and sometimes only with strong guidance, our experiences in our studies, in art and music, in sports and clubs, have become proud accomplishments we could use to build our personal pyramids. We plan to continue that building and hope to make our lives ci monument that truly will endure as long as the pyramids. Our staff would like to thank Mr. Sharp and Miss Brennan, our advisors, Mr. Abbott, Mr. Goldstein, the faculty and the student body for their interest and support in making this a yearbook that would meet the expectations of every Gaskill student. Daniel Napoliello, Editor Al 'lk AAA lvlr. l ' mmf S hom? is Napa llcllo T:-Ill' - are .R ' , ca.:-C21 Ohhh Harm Pal Kowalski I' JBC- Pal vmbv Arlcngnmymand ChU'lt'l'l'e. Ceml-i outse. Sf-henale.r andre. Runga.-lwro.. 9amd.y1 p,,,.,p,,,, David N0cp0lU..llo Claudia, Mill.,- ,L.L4J. .Ls Ck Stu andy Wmsen ko EZ-igtlxlk Nlhc KJl'u+L Sl'1o.ronL1m.lnTalmThomsen f lhty kulmrzyniki Tame: Sorour QSQINILPNI Ki-:za-I-+o Nh.:-1 Stlfmco NMMA 5'l'v3.i T-liahi-uno. Lmushlus Ko.-lfhj Ruta 'gg i i LJ I-111-

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11746 p ll Qi GREETINGS FROM THE VICE-PRINCIPAL! Your future is full of opportunity, There will be unlimited scholarships for education beyond high school for the deserving. For all of us, there will be opportunity for ci life of satisfaction and service. My congratulations to those who have done a good fob. For the others, take heart, do your best next year - but START NOW! Good luck to alll JACOB W. GOLDSTEIN GREETINGS FROM THE PRINCIPAL! As we view the achievements of Gaskill during the school year it reflects and enlarges the pattern of the years and in that pattern the image most reflected is loyalty. The students and faculty of Goskill have, even more than other years, sup- ported the activities of the school. Teachers can be proud of our stu' dents, students can be proud of our teachers, and l am proud of all of youl MAURICE M. ABBOTT