LaSalle High School - Ongiara Yearbook (Nigara Falls, NY)

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FACULTY CLARK I. PEET, B. s., Principal ENGLISH DEPARTMENT LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Charles Edgar Barlow, B.A., M.A. Alice L. Schelosky, B.A., M.A. Iames I. Bongiorno, B.A., M. A. Mary E. Whitman, B.A., M.A. Alice E. Dayis, B.S. Louise M. Wright, B.A. Robert C. Simpson, B.A., M.A. SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPART T M COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT 33:2 BBAA gZi?Fh?:EBAdUmE.Pl3.S. L N' Mary Louise Roldinson, B.S. Hmrit I -, I , Anita Soboleski, B.A. Rose M. Mqmsco, B.A.R,in'l f .-f 9- ' ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION f' -' .1 M11 W.K ,B.P.E. ' SCIEBNCE DEPARTMENT i ' Bgrnocgd F, 1CILf,12f,ed . ruce Filby, B.A. Mary E. McDougall, B.S. f fffW Timothy O'Brien, B.S., M.A. - . MUSIC DEPARTMENT Louise A. Schwabe. .S., M.A M GQMZI awe, A2' l.f,QJQ Arlene E. Gray, B.M., M.M. fl' MATH A-HCS EPARTMENT . William R. McE1WcIin, B.S. W 140 Eugenia O'Connor, B.A. LIBRARY MW ' Ioseph L' Longo' 3'5 MS' Elizabeth T. Mi11er,B.A., B.S. I- ART DEPARTMENT SECRETARY ,' R. Evelyn Sherriff, B.S. Mildred Voher Seated, left to right: Miss Gold, Miss O'Connor, Miss Soboleski, Mrs. Adams, Miss McDougall, Mrs. Wright, Miss Schwabe, Miss E. Miller, Miss Burns, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Robinson, Miss Marasco, Mr. Peet. Standing, left to right: Mr. Barlow, Mr. Longo, Mr. Filby, Miss Sherriif, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Krum, Mr. Simpson. Mr. Bongiorno. 10

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AM very happy to learn that the Ongiara Staff is dedicating this year book to the countries of South America as their contribution to the Good Neighbor Policy. With two- thirds of the World at War, it is ex- ceedingly important that young peo- ple learn the necessity of promoting good feeling and understanding be- tween countries. We have seen the development and Working of this policy between our country and Canada. Why should we not have it with countries to the south of us? Neither differences in language nor customs should be a barrier. E. C. SCHWINGER, A. B. Vice-Principal CLARK I. PEET, B. S. Principal HE adoption of the Good Neigh- bor Policy by the Senior Class of 1942 comes at a most opportune time. This ideal is paramount in the minds of freedom loving people. People today have concentrated their attention upon their own small problems to the exclusion of world problems. The development of this friendly relations idea should prove a boon to the coming generations and insure a splendid future for in- ternational goodwill.

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FACULTY ELTON c. SCHWINGER, B.A.. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Leigh Auchmoody Wilfred Marian Iames Seatter Christian H. Uhri ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Genevieve Dresser Kathleen F. Erwin, B.A. Ethel Louise Ferguson, B.A. Mary G. Kelly Martha M. Hazen Lillian Webster MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Clinton I. Baxter, B.S. Marion E. Peterson, B.S. Caroline Sheridan, B.S. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mary E. Kettering, B.A. Vice-Principal SPECIAL I. Louise Hall SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Marvel F. Bentley. B.S. Peter R. Gugino, B.S., M.S. Shirley LeVine, B.A. Marion Lutts. B.S. Annie MacKenzie, B.S. Esther K. Binkley, B.S. HOME ECONOMICS Geraldine M. Dohn, B.S. Esther Ann Lardie, B.S. Ruth Olson, B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Rosalie Mae Weidman, B.S. GUIDANCE A Edith Yossie, B.A., M.A. Seated, left to right: Mrs. Erwin, Miss Peterson, Miss MacKenzie, Miss LeVine, Mrs. Dresser, Mrs. Bentley. Miss Yossie Miss Gray, Mrs. Kelly, Miss Hall, Miss Webster, Miss Lutts. Mrs. Sheridan. Standing, left to right: Mr. Schwinger, Mr. Seatter, Mrs. Wells, Miss Lardie, Miss Kettering, Mrs. Hazen Gugino, Mr. Baxter. Mr. Marian. 11