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

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A colorful sports career and extensive education precedes Mr. Kenneth Rowe's entrance into physical education in Niagara Falls. Mr. Rowe participated in basketball, football and track in high school, and later in football and basketball at LaCrosse College before transferring to Notre Dame where he took part in intramural sports. Mr. Rowe received his Masters Degree after attending during summers such schools as the Univer- sity of Buffalo, Niagara University, Buffalo State Teachers College, and the University of Illinois. Mr. Rowe has been connected with the Physical Education Department for twenty years, and the great majority of LaSalle High School Seniors remember Mr. Rowe when he taught Elementary School Physical Education in the LaSalle area, having learned from him the basic fundamentals of their present knowledge of sports. Later as they grew up, they met Mr. Rowe again at LaSalle Junior High School where he taught physical education and coached the Freshman Football team to the city championship. In l954 Mr. Rowe was promoted to assistant to Mr. Harold Herkimer, head of Public School Physical Education in Niagara Falls, and he may now be seen at almost all sports events keeping a careful eye out to see that the contests are running smoothly. Mr. Rowe is constantly striving to achieve the goal of maximum sportsmanship and healthy recreation in the City of Niagara Falls, and he knows that sports play an important part in everyone's life, realizing that they build the character and ideals of all those who participate. Mr. Rowe's influence on us is indeed a large one and one that will never cease to play an important role to each of us. El

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:U lt is with great esteem that we, the Senior Class of l958, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. C. Edgar Barlow and Mr. Kenneth Rowe. Mr. C. Edgar Barlow, an English teacher at LaSalle High School for many years, has aided us in the development of our minds, while Mr. Kenneth Rowe, long connected with the Niagara Falls Physical Education Department, has assisted us in the development of our bodies. Because we feel that both of these phases are equally important, we believe that these fine men should be recognized for their outstanding achievements. During his teaching career after graduating from Niagara University, Mr. C. Edgar Barlow, a very versatile leader, has guided our debating teams, usher staffs, and stage crews. Perhaps his best known work in extracurricular activities has been that of directing numerous variety shows and school plays that have been overwhelming successes. Arsenic and Old Lace, The Merry Widow, and Annie Get Your Gun are but a few of the challenging stage productions that Mr. Barlow has helped to bring to the students of LaSalle. Mr. Barlow's outside activities are known by all, but his fine work as a teacher of English is known best by those students who have been in his classes, and who have been swayed by him towards a better under- standing and appreciation of the English language, dramatics, literature and effective speech. Mr. Barlow's dynamic drive during his twenty-eight years of teaching, in attempting to create in his students a will to think, and to work hard and to take interest in cultural subjects has left them better prepared to cope with the problems facing them in future life. A ,

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William J. Small OARD of EDUCATIO James H. Erwin Superintendent of Schools Deputy Superintendent Frank J. Lang Deputy Superintendent of Business Affairs Mary L. Bialecki Dr. Charles M. Brent Laura Marie Pifer William L. Salacuse President Vice-President Legal Counsel Wesley L. Kester Dr. Robert P. Brezing Erma Russell Runals Arthur M. Silberberg Albert Trapasso William F, Collins