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

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CISS POP QCLI . tx s ntl points of mtiquatefl sphere in l960 I ua fortunate indeed to come in umtatt xxitli mam ot my toimer thissmates who had situa er ieuuclxex dl tmm the olc home tuxxll .incl also trom their Alma 'lla 1 nu neu flll S 5 5 x t clxxmr 1 their inmwy an ty in Nlmitt Carlo -XII mclefimte number occupied lifluen 11 i0Slll0llN m uiome am Nia as 1 major part 01 our uexxlx organwer mt ll 0 amid wtdpqclt ttntticc mam y in tic lllmeift touiitiies ut Iurope and na 5 0 into mic 0-. U11 no no y tifmwuitttloli to tu toast xxtlw mtfc tnu 'ilmle lay le newly mxelitcfl lgitiimfr xxliose axcrdgc 513066 may 7 5 t m to . . 4 xy ls tlu x un ecl u cog LdI'XC1 Ninth to my d.Il1Zl7CIIlCllf vmie in unit ut in 1 tioidoii lxellei lieacl toncluttor of the 11011 famous ietmcl Slllilwllllln' train icli 1 ts 1. Lien 15 1 .uc R'1J1i lxeirl liom tlle tram l transfeiiccl to the lllOflCTIl1l6Cl trans oteamt lielio tuptei piloted ln tht fanmue ace of World lX'1r ll Colonel Ccorfrt Vtloorl , 5 i 1. t 1 5 my .trclt L 11111116 y 1115 tina Luge Int Nlae Qamioii and Nfliriam Soley 1 0 ii. -nl or 0 4 iii xycrc VX illiam Reima '1 ntit u nm 1,4 . ix. 5 1 rutu lay tlic- Xiiilmsmf tu the L S culvert Dux eewe .am his vllet iailu Burgess was fin 1 gg L1 . 1 lm 0 ippruatli ul XX ellmgton Cooke 'llile doorman and 1111011 entering the lolmlmy xxlmm Slltllllil I meet lmut Nldrgaret Coppmlx 'tml Duicl l ettit of tlu Xletm it.m 1 um 1. nodt im t it 118 U lm tliue wt'mclm-1 lmehmc the registration tesk was the nianaqei gmc 'issist . tgei ui 1 t It 1.1 511 . 4 1 gl x 1 115 Jcttly Lu . 5 1 tt ti ie 1161 IINCII c tianw 1 to C ru ll Tie ti xx 0 Il 1 num iciu xx omni mc m 1 cy mm cons llediim Bai . c e my 11.111111 5 L IC eie 1 Xlm r Blmto lack Boxes' ll illxam Hou ermaii Philip Ddxicl Donald RIONXII ugtne .1 67 11.111 mor iart tm .Ury 1 c- 'mc C1 in t or nmlisliul t itrm l ti y 5 iuanaw 5 wit -,rect i 6 x mea ui mrixe xx io 5 wut 1 lat but Bones 55 in-1 L-C 1 en L mxcrnm 5 umm ttu uc Q- I 1 1 M im 5 N H ' wisi to fleim. x C N Ltswdly b LUI C XXI O L1 S U C 1 Illdl 'XII FILL gf 1 IC Tuentysr N HHN I iinflc my z'tc11.'ive trip to the far and Hir ' .' this zl - g f'- 1 ' f ix ' .' ter. I.: Salle. So ' ' '- leal' Q live: of lC'l.'lll'C, while utlicr: vcr- llillg t'.l1' li'1 . lA, ' ' K' '.l l' 3 XY: ' C ll l tim1. My er' . - 'f 1' l ' ly ' l ' ' ted 3 ' 2 t Af. l left New Yurk City in tlic' ,'ummc'r of l960. to vvnt111'c ut ' the mr '- or l QS k wii ' rlcl. My flf 'z ' l 1 - 'tl' 1 'l. .' tl ' ' lf l ' 5 ' 3 H 'I Q l 3 -Sf mil is per hour. My 211 lc' ' mpfiilioii 'mtl St'CI'C1'l.l'f' 011 the trip 'z ,' - 'ery tal' t B lll ' '. . ' ' v' ' . l wi ' ' 2' tl qi - Y -I - w 1 i-' - v . V. V1 ' 3 ' . wh lmy 1116 w'1y. w'1.' invented by our incl 5 t'.'t, lYzll' r- .ll 'll l.u1it'li w'1.' svrvffcl at 111011 lmy scvcwtl 'llLlI'Illll.g' yt ' v' 'ss ls, ' lj, Cl 3- . L. -X W , y . . , V Ou' c -pilot and '1vih't ii tli' t i ' 7' ' tt .ml lltl l. wc. Ui arriving in l':llVl'1llfl l L: Ig H 'l 1 lor T. .'.. R ' l 2 ' 3 l '. ,Cl ' l ' ,' l 'et to thc- Ritz Hutel lmy at tou li Amcri':n taxi-C'tlm clrivcr, the 0,10 2 l iily licl liclly. My ciitrztilct- into the hott-l lnlmlmy was mzule liomc-likc lmy the L, B. A 1 L, .lc V .,.., lx! r ' 1 ,A .H- pol' ' Oper: C ymy. .-X111 ' ' 'l' gg' l - l'.'k l coiilclift lyclicve my jcs. 1' 'N' 'l ,' ' ' lf' Ztllt IIl'l!li'i ' ' lfcl Self tl z l'mclle1l'1' mu.'t'1'lie, 'ml Jilin M01 l, vitli Z1 guztvc. '21 ' 'cly. My st ' at tlic Ritz w'1s very . lim't, for l lrul to 1t'l tl x'ly ' ' tel. B-43, 1 .'1o't 6 1 21 y. l e ' Il my t 1 l l 3 ' A 2 19 ei. 'l'l1 werej ' A-Xl l' f ' ' iks 'ml Alice Allen. 'l'l1 lmfy: 1 ' 'rw' tlil plat iv ' lilclrccl liar icy, 3 lc' t If 'A Ol l. t ' t ti' 'll , 1 l l-l' ' U' H'll. XV lt 'lil ' lic icc- tlc 1 'ity of ll6Tllll, 4 nliy, :tt 5:00 21. 111. :tml tie ' SCI' wa: tl '- to 5 ' ll . To my 5 't s 'i '. 'l pl ll 't I , ' Cicfyl' ,Q li 1l ul the mm rt' IJ iocruti' K' ent. l'li.' ,Q ,'.' z ' r Htl X'Ullilll'ill. Ru ,'.' vll Smith. Art Nlillcvillv. :tml Rulmcrt lf lfzty. My sta iii Hcrlin Wag slightly interruptecl lay the .' 't ' ' ' 'my of the l're.'icleiit uf the lliiitc-cl States, Nornrm Klirriiijftoii, wlm clcemerl it iw' ',', ti ' if r th tl'i'i'1l.' 1' th Ver ' 1-. ie 'Hui le 1t'0i1. Tl

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USS IS QFIJ fC,ontmuedl SCENE I SEPTEMBER 1943 JUNE 1944 CHARACTERS NOBLE SENIORS X5 the last turtun row xxe had reuhed the 'foal xxe had sought o long and vallantlx Ae, the leaderb ot the -.chool xye orgamzed early v0 that xve would be able to accomplnbh muth betore the close ot our last xear 11 hlgh sthool We banded to fether under the ttpable dnettxon oi our ella adxxsor Mr Barloxx and our ffoxermnff body headed by Bob Dexxeese Nxek Vltullo Doreen Holka and Don Beale We leo eleeted Normayean Rox to head the actxvltleb ofthe Semor Hlvh an the Premdent of the bemor Lounexl ln the hne of entertamment we organwed the Dramatxc Club for the Semor Hugh and presented .1 comedx tor the pubhe The Home Frontera 'I show our dramatlc ab1l1tx turther xxe preseated the annual Semor play an h1lar1oua comedy entxtled Protebsor Hoxx Lould You ' As supreme Semorx xxe betame more mtexested m soual tunetmons and prebented m bt I dlaneeb rn the gy m hach xx eek we combmed XYltll the other classes to prevent an open house Hltll games 'md dancmff Thu pI'OV1Cl6fl enjoy able Saturday mght entertamment tor a II13.JOI'ltX ot the Semor Hxffh students At Chrlst mah xxe presented a more elaxborate dante tor the school A5 xxe xx ere Semorr, lt wtas xxt xxho xx ere members ot the royal party and were entertuned by the Undel grade 'lt the Nlay Day Fextrxltres Our day-, ab students m La Salle drexx to a Llosa xx1tb our Battal lurette Serxxte Scmor Banquet Sernor Prom and nexer to be forgotten gI'dLlLld.flUll eeremony is the laat Luxtam tell and xxe prepued to meet the xx orld and take autxve part m the Iuture ot our HJIIOII xxe voxx ed first to rxd the xxorld ot deapotlsm and xxxltul de:,truct1on and setond xxe pledged ourbelxeb to ta e an attmxe part m makxng 1 yuxt ant astlnff peate md to iurthem me xx ell be-mg ot all natxonx md peoples lhub the hat att oi our I-hgh Sthool tareerb drexx to a tlobe Nl XRjORIl NI XL RI ILHII Claw Hutorxan Tupnty ine X . , , NCT LII , - K I ' f ' 2 .' ' 'X 4 nm ' . 5 ' Q S , I . t . . ' . . ', 1 Y . B. . . t , gb . . , .C V L . , . . 1 .S 1 V. - X v v I v r v L ' xv. ' 1 - Q 5 5 r ' a A ' , . v x v . v , ' , c 5. H - ' . a . . . Q . . . Q N. A . . . i. , 5 , . . X . v b . 4 . N 1 . . Y H, A i ,, . ' . . 1' v , .. O 5' .7 ' ' A . 'y . . 1 W V . W N . Q 1 Y , Y Q X X . . i , . . . . x ' ' ' .' .' ' ' f, ' ' El llll' 'l' O' 1 . Y 1. v . 7. A Q 1 W . .' . ' ' . ' ' v , y . K , 1 c 6. . H . 'Y 5 t, -Q W u 4 , - - , . t ' . . , , ' ' . - ' Y . V ' 4 1 ' . 1 ' v V r . v . . 1 -- . . L A , V if f . ,,. . . f '. , x , ,' . x ., . . ' V' - ' , ' f , ' ' . . , c c , , ., , - 7 - - - r 1 . x v , I . 1 I ,N , , . . , L , 2 . , , ' an . . , , . . ' , , , V, ' , 5 , v V. . l Y . , , kr' . .f 1 ,-'llc ta 2-1 . . , . X. 2 7 .y c F. , . t . - 1 , . . 5 5 5 . , . . 1,

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CISS POP SCL, fCfmf1mwd! pulblic was invited to witness the discussion and this beinfr s0 I immediately took advantage of my opportunity As I approached the stately doors which served as an entrance into the prodigious Conference Room I yvas astounded to see a secretary to the head of the German 1 oy ermnent Ruthe Olsen capably handlm, all the official business while her able assistant Wlarion Taylor yvas punctllious in her ffreetmgs to all the head men from governments in Izurope Addresses were elaborately expressed bv speakers Richard Tubbe Billy Jamieson :Gerald Lasher and Franus Boudreau After recess I ventured out of the mammoth buildlnw into the heart of Berlin whose beauty had definitely materialized morally and otherwise since the reconstruction period after XVorld yy ar II I passed away the tnne I had left 1n this city bv lackadaisically promenadmg around the city s park I caught my plane out of Berlin at 9 22 that evening and had beffun my extended trip to leheian I arrived at my destination about ll 75 I NI VIy taxi took me to my hotel Vhazumlba la and my admittance to the hotel was made easier by help of two porters Bill erkm and Norm Brown I unpacked immediately and arranged all my necessary equipment for the trip around the city the following morning Nly yaunt befan at 8 00 A M exattly I had been advised by the clerk of the hotel to employ a native glllile before I retired that evening so I did just that VN hen I yvalked out of the hotel my guide was waiting for me and to my surprise yvho should the guide be but Adolf Llrlck who was of the intense heat Our first visit was paid to the farmlands of 'Ieheran under the authorwation of ames Stark graduate of Cornell University Ifrom terraced farmland we droye bank to town to the more festlye and ndeed more colorful part of this city Ihrough all the modernization of this ancient locality it had maintained its weirdness and excitmfr atmosphere I left my guide to tour this part of town alone A I looked up I saw in front of me a large beautltul white castle and as I drew closer to the abode I saw on the steel doors the name Sultan James Fadel He saw me when I approached and opened the door and received me with a hearty welcome Dinner was served at ten and as I was about to replemsh my thlrst I heard music and tmklmg of 'bracelets and dancing I perceived fxfteen of the most beautiful dancing girl-. I haye ever seen As the star perfformer they had the yery talented NIy rtle Marsden As her partners she had Jeanette Relblg 'Norma Blakely Ruth Brookms Dorothy Brua Vlarvorie Drtzel une Feagles Romani ayne Ruth Piercy acquelm ackson Marilyn Manson Xorma Storey Phyllis Voelker Vlarffaret Roetter and Betty Lu7ader After the entertainment had termmated we were served Goat Juice by fiye waiters and waitresses Donald Beales Geraldine Beaton Louis Bellrmg Shirly Biehl Raymond Schmidt and Helen Xlikula Nluch to my regret it was necessary for me to make an exit at ll 30 I XI in order to board the Air Transport to Russia Phe Russian -Xmbassidor to the U S Bob Voga Qulliyan met me at the -Xirport and directed Twenty seven 'i ' ' i I 'i I 1 i 1 i z-s l 9 l I ,I , Y . . . Q y S if W 1 dv . It tr Y , ' I V . UA l S. . U ij. , A ' , , . 6 . 4 y . y . y ' , 4 , I 4 Q I i 'b 1 1 - ' , . I I ' y I r 7 ' W . . . V Y . . , , I I . . . l : h I '- ' . . ' t ' r ' - :-. '. f'. I i . l ' , - i ' ' f 4 V' ' . 'V I . . N . v . , . . V N . A . ,. , . V 7 N indeed a native of this town. His complexion yvas a nut brown as a result , p I . p IVY, r V . . Y y .fy ' i ' 'rs ' ' Ir- v i K l V ' I l 1 V . ' ' 5 . I ' , , , , I A , A . A , , , ' -N. v -I y . lv I r 4 as 1 J Ny ,I . i ,'. J .- -, v v V ' - . 1 ' -- -' L, ' . I I s - ,' - 1' , .' l ' - X v ,- - ' . X. . . , 4 ' ,K J