Niagara Falls High School - Niagarian Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

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' TI-IE NIAOAIQIAINI VOLUME IV PUBLISHED BY SENIOR CI ASS OI? 1933 NIAGARA FALLS I-IIGI-I SCHOOL Q1 aw- ,ag I- f 1 .,,-, If fzvjr 5 53, an ,gp , ., Tl-IE NIAGARIAN I933 'ff .ff4,zfgZ ' f DEDICATION ln recogniTion OT her TorTy-Two years OT service as a Teacher in The Niagara Falls l-ligh School, ln appreciaTion OT her conTribuTion To The lives OT The hundreds OT men and women who have been her pupils, Wi+h aTTecTion Tor her as our Teacher, menTor and Trienol, WiTh The hope ThaT reTirennenT Tronn acTive service may bring well rneriTecl ioy ancl conTenTmenT, The class OT I933 dedicaTes This Niagarian To MISS MARGARET J. l-TUTCI-IINSON -ll-TE NlAGARlAN i933 TI-IE NIAOARIAN I933 ORDER OF BOOKS Adminisrrarion Seniors Senior Acriviries Under Graduares Arnlerics Organizarions Fearures EDITORIAL N commemoraTion oT The World's Fair in Chicago This year and in illusTraTion oT The progress made by The world in TransporTaTion, educaTion, recre- aTion, and prinTing, The Theme oT The I933 Niagarian has been chosen. This yearbook represenTs The SpiriT oT Progress which our own Tamous ciTy so magniTi- cenTly porTrays and which has been The soul oT our high school Trom The day iT began. As we look inTo The pasT and compare iTs civilizaTion wiTh ThaT oT Today, we wonder ThaT man has been able To accomplish so much. The TuTure sTill holds room Tor more improve- menTs in all phases oT our civilizaTion and iT is The hope oT The Niagarian sTaTT ThaT some members will rise Trom The ranlcs oT This year's graduaTing class and cause our world To progress TurTher. Our progress, however, should noT be limiTed To advancemenT merely in maTerial Things buT To advancemenT in our- selves, our ThoughTs, and our belieTs. AlThough man is becoming more proTicienT, Time goes on, and The sTudenTs oT our school will become The American men ancl women oT a more powerTul Tomorrow which will be Tilled wiTh The ioyTul memories we have spenT TogeTher. lT is The sinceresT wish oT The I933 Niagarian sTaTT in presenTing This yearboolc To The Niagara Falls l-ligh School, ThaT as The years go by, These pages oT memories may become priceless Treasures in which may be Tound The inspiraTion oT our successes and The l4eysTone oT our progress. THE NIAGARIAN I933 Tl-IE NIAGARIAN I933 THE NIAGARIAN I933 TI-IE NIAGARIAN 1933 Progress is The law of lifeg man is nor Man as yer.-Roberf Browning. IW r, f my I I I NIJ A' I , 1 v U H i u , VXI 4 1 4. 22 Z ., Jun 4 :EE zg, i ,, . 411 -4 1 1' 'Ss 1Q1 Egg v,11'w ,fs 1 ,Na 1,-1 31,11 255: 1. 25,5 2 1522: X',a1 Q 5: uw., usa.-1 ww Isaa: 1 44 rigs-:. . I' p if-' 3933 his vv'4 E59 1'2fwl 552 1 4 gf ' n1 E Q3111HEaZ .milxleas AENIINISTTQATIGN TI-IE NIAGARIAN I933 FACULTY OF NIAGARA FALLS I-IIGI-I SCHOOL LYNDON H. STROUGH, Principal Colgale Universily, B. S. EMMA HULEN, Vice Principal Tufls College, B. S. Columbia Universily, M. A. 222-...Q g L4 L. X... WINIFR -D A. NAYLOR, Heal . Teachers College, Columbia Ugivgrsruyk ETHEL F. BRAY . Syracuse Universily, B.A. CARRIE I. BROWNELL . . Wellesley College, B. A. OLIVE CHATTERTON . . Allred Universilry, Ph. B. MABEL E. ESHELMAN . . Columbia Universily, B. S. RUTH L. HAUCK . . Ohio Universily, B. S. in Ed. RUTH JENNINGS ..... Universily of Rochesler, M.A. GEORGIANA MONTGOMERY . . Norlhweslern Universily, A. B. gif fryn Mawr Oraduale School CARRIE E. RICE k4'0ffv':-C. SD . . Fredonia Normal RUTH ROBINSON ...... Elmira College, B.A. RUTH A. YOUNG . .I .I . William Smilh College, B. A. HISTORY NINA C. HARWOOD, Head . . . Syracuse Universily, Ph. B. HARRY F. ABATE . . . Buffalo Slale Teachers' College, B. S. FLoRENcE M. HowejfZm,,,..,,..!1,,,l,L,.si,,,4,.wenCe unsvefS1+y,B.A. DOROTHY MAHONEY .... Universily of Rochesler, B. A. THYRA M. RASMUSSEN . . Syracuse Universily, B.S. JESSIE C. ROBILLARD . . Universi'I'y of Bulilalo, B. A. DOROTHY SEIPPEL . . Milwaukee-Downer College, A. B. ADA L. STEELE . . . ESTI-IER M. STURGE LATIN MARGARET J. I-IUTCI-IINSON, I-Ieacl . RUTH A. BARNES .... ETI-IEL L. BLOOMINGDALE . CORA J. GRATRICK, . GERTRUDE M. TRESSELT . Syracuse Universily, B. S. Rochesler Universily, B . . Buffalo Nor .A. mal Universily of Buffalo, B. A. Universily of Rochesler, B. A. A Syracuse Universilry, M . Cornell Universily, B. A. A Columbia Universily, M . Allegheny College, B. A. FACULTY OF NIAGARA FALLS HIGH SCHOOL COMMERCIAL ESTHER C. NEUBECKER, Head . . . RocI1es'rer Business Ins+iIuJre MARY LOUISE ALLEN . . S+. JosepI1's CoIIege, MaryIand, B. S. MIRIAM L. ANDERSON . .... PIaHsburg NormaI DOROTHY K. APPLE . . Lockhaven Normal, Bryanr and S+raI'ron L. DALE BLENDINGER Universilry of BuI:IaIo, B. S. in Com. Ed. MARIE C. BURNS . . . . CoIoracIo Universiiy, B. A. JOHN A. FITZ-PATRICK . Universiiy of PennsyIvania, B. S. in Ec. M. ALICE INNES . . . RocI1es+er Business InsIiI'uIe EVELYN M. KEIM . . . . Syracuse Universiiy,-PI1. B. cf-xRoLiNE M. LENC5 . unavefSi+y'0f NorII1 Dakora, BBA. Gregg Normai ScI1ooI ELIZABETH M. MALLAM . . . Elmira College. B. S. MARGARET M. PARSONS . . . Syracuse Universiry, B. S. MARY RYAN . . . . Universify of Bu1CIaIo, B. S., M. A. SCIENCE HARLAN P. FREEMAN, Head .... Amriersr CoIIege, B. A. CoIurnIoia Universijry, M. A. B. GREGG ABBEY . . Hobarr College, B. S. MARK R. BEDFORD ..... HougIw+on College, B. A. Coiurnbia Universiiy, M. A. ALFRED W. BENSOIXa'ff'V78.'31,f4,41Q . Syracuse Universiry, B. A. MAY B. CRAMER ...... Syracuse Universiry, B.A. Columbia Universiiy, M. A. JOSEPH O. OTT ..... Canisius College, A. B., M. A. MODERN .LANGUAGES ALICE M. FINN, Head . New York Sfare College for Teachers, B. A. Middiebury College, M. A. ANNA W. BAADER . . Syracuse Universiiy, PII. B. A. GOW BROWNELL . . Syracuse Universiry, B. A. Norihwesiern Universiiy, M. A. RUTH A. COOK . . . Syracuse Universiry, B. A., B. M. Penn Slrare, M. A. ELVE TA I. MILLER . . . BIoomsburg Slraie Teachers' CoIIege Wa Universilry of Pennsyivania, B. S. FLORENCE R. NIESZ ..... Universiiy of Buffaio, B. A. WELDON R. OLIVER . . . . CoIgaIe Universiiy, B. A. MARY-ALICE SCUTT . Syracuse Universilry, B. A. THE NIAGARIAN I933 THE NIAGARIAN I933 FACULTY OF NIAGARA FALLS HIGH SCHOOL , QA-L MATHEMATICS CHRISTIANA S. HATHAWAY, Head . . . EImira CoIIege, B. S. MARY CONSTANCE COLE . . . . Bryn Mawr, B. A. OLIVE ALLERTON HUNT .... Syracuse Universify, A. B. FLORENCE E. A. MILLE ,I I, . Syracuse UniversiIy, B. S. BENJAMIN H. TIMM . Universify of Bu1CIaIo, B. S. in Ed. ANNA A. WALKER ..... Ohio S+aIe Universiiy, B. S. MARY A. WALSH W7 Q, 2 . Oswego NormaI MUSIC WARREN A. SCOTCHMER, Head . Hhaca Conservaiory of Music, Mus. B. HELEN E. CLEMENT . . Easfman SchooI of Music, Fredonia Normal WILLIAM R. McELWAIN . Von EncIe Music ScI'iooI of New York Royal Academy of Music, London, EngIand NEWTON W. WARD . . Easiman School of Music, Bus. B. PHYSICAL EDUCATION BRAINARD N. PARSONS, Head .... CorneII Universiiy Hhaca ScI'1ooI of PhysicaI Educa+ion VIRGINIA GRACE BORROWS ..... Cor+Iand Normal HAROLD CRIPE . , . LaCrosse. Slrafe Teachers' CoIIege AMELIA E. PHELPS Qf W ., , 1 12, ..- sagem school THOMAS S. SZCZERBACKI . . LaCrosse Siaie Teachers' CoIIege DRAWING FRANK BEDASKA . . . . Bu'FIaIo Normal ABBIE L. BLACKMAR ....... Thomas Normal I HOME ECONOMICS LOUISE B. MOSHER .... Mechanics InsIiIuIe, Rocheslrer 5 NX ai LIBRARY EA. CATHOANRT .... S+aIe Library School, Albany DELLA A. HUTSON, Assisfanf .... Geneseo S+a're Normal OFFICE STAFF ' AGNES COLEMAN, Secrefary RUTH SCHULTZ, Clerk 9 JAMES F. TAYLOR, L.L.D. Superinlendenl' of Schools Perhaps because of his memory of Jrhe days when he was a sludenl, perhaps because he was once a classroom leacher, perhaps because more recenlly he was principal of Niagara Falls High School, or perhaps iusf because he is a man buill lhal way, our superinlendenl has demon- slraled repealedly his aclive inleresl in Jrhe welfare of Jrhe sludenls of Jrhis high school. We recognize +ha+ we have profiled by his leadership and lake This opporrunily lo express our apprecialion. TI-IE NIAGARIAN I933 Tl-IE NIAGARIAN i933 LYNDON l-I. STROUGI-I, B.S. Principal Allhough nol every senior has had The opporluniiy To come inlo personal con- lacl wilh our principal, Mr. Slrough, we who have been so lorlunale have found in him such qualilies as To make him an ideal counsellor. Wilh a cheery greeiing for everyone, wilh a keen sense of humor To lighlen Jrhe pressure o1Cwork,wi+h much kindly advice ever on his lips, he has endeared himself lo Jrhe hearls of all slu- denls in The Niagara Falls High School. We hope lhal some day we shall prove ourselves vvorlhy of his leadership and friendship. Ss XX EMMA HULEN, MA, Vice Principal Miss l-lulen's day is a busy lime lilled wilh work of many kinds, loul' all lhal work Traces back lo lhe lacl lhal school is being made pleasanl and syslemalic for us. She is conslanlly ready lo assisl any- one in diiclicully and is especially helpful lo seniors who need aid in program plan- ning. Orlicers of lhe Sludenl Council, parlicularly, rely on her experience and she has a lcnack for smoolhing oul The bumpiesl plan. Even sludenls who have nol had close conlacl wilh her enjoy lhe resulls of her careful planning. We shall always lhinlc wilh pleasure of our vice principal and her cheery snnile. Tl-IE NIAGARIAN I933 KPVVVVI-K TI-IE NIAGARIAN I933 MARK R. BEDFORD, MA. Class Adviser IT is diTTicuiT To Tind words adequaTely To express The aploreciaTion oT our class To Mr. Mark R. BedTord Tor his generous giTTs oT Time and inTeresT in carrying ouT every senior acTiviTy. For Three succes- sive years he has been The choice oT The graduaTing classes and has conTribuTed whoiehearTedly To Their success. We, The ciass oT 1933, express our sincere Thanks To Mr. BedTord, our True Triend and adviser. WW L WJ' j ffflyi if RUTH ARNOTT YOUNG, BA. Adviser To The Niagarian A yearbook means hard work and sTrained nerves. lvliss Young, our adviser, has prevenTed much despair and worry by her gay, inTormal supervision oT our work. l-ler aid in producing This senior annual has been indispensable. She has been ever ready To assisT The sTudenT ediTors in any way. l-ler help has been especially valuable because oT her acTive inTeresT in The senior class and iTs acTiviTies. 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JOHN MARTIN MISS RUTH ARNOTT YOUNG . MR. MARK R. BEDFORD MOTTO HoId Iasi +I1e good-seek ine Ioeifer. COLORS Blue and SiIver. FLOWER Yellow Rose. THE COMMITTEES COLOR AND FLOWER COMMITTEE DOROTHY PRICE, Chairman Frederick Sia mps Bernice Brydqes Esiher Werner John Sharp MOTTO COMMITTEE EDGAR GRABAU, Chairman Fern Spencer Fra nces Consianiino AIice Reisig Frank Perez GIFT COMMITTEE ALDO GUISIANA, Chairman Ross Lymburner Gladys Giiciord WiIIiam Siube Doroihy Harris CLOTHES COMMITTEE-GIRLS DOROTHY BRACKETT, Chairman Esiher Creagh Pairicia Gauihier Norma Reeves RosIyn Waiers CLOTHES COMMITEE-BOYS DONALD FOOT, Chairman WiIIiam Budge John Brophy Salvaiore LaTona Samuel Lynn CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE-GIRLS HELENA HOLSTROM, Chairman Marion HaIIeII Mary WaIIon HeIen Reicherlr Kiiiy Brody CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE-BOYS GEORGE SNYDER, Chairman Jed Hyde John Davis Roloeri Finn Edgar Baiison CLASS NIGHT COMMITTEE RALPH B. BROOKS, Chairman Peier J. Prozeller Bruno Scruiari Mary Randolph John Marsh WiIIiam Goldman HeIen O'NeiII Charles Saxe DANCE COMMITTEE LEONARD GREENWOOD, Chairman Mary DaIgIeish Roy Danahy John CaII Janei Thomas EIma Mariini Herberi Riizhaupr Doris Ries Genevieve Burns PauI Schulz DonaId BrooIcIancI NIAGARIAN I933 RALPH B. BROOKS .... Universify of Buffalo Pres. of Senior Class, Pres. Associalecl Music Clubs '33, Pres. Glee Club '33,'Vice Pres. Dramafic Club '33, Capfain Debafing Team '33, Senior Play, lnferloculor Minsfrel Show, Forensic Sociefy, Pinafore, Mar+ha, Falher of Wa+ers, Erslwhile Susan. DOROTHY M. CARTER Vice Pres. of Senior Class, Sfudenf Council '3l '32 '33, Les Babillarcls '33, Swimming Team '3l '32 '33, Dramafic Club '3l '32 '33, Represenfalive on Girls' Afhlelic Council '32, Clinic Dufy '3l '32, Head of Clinic '32. EMILY W. BALDWIN ..... Elmira College Sec. of Senior Class, Senior Play '33, Dramafics Club '3I '32 '33, Chorus '3l, Choral Club '31, Sfudenf Council '32, '33, Les Babillards '33, Swimming Team '3l '32, Represenfafive on Afhlefic Council '3I, Handbook Com- miffee '3l. DAVID HILLIARD . . Buffalo Sfafe Teachers' College Treas. Senior Class, Foofball '30 '3l '32, Les Babilliards '32 '33, School Council '3I, Sophomore Class Council '30 '3l. CHARLES SAXE Class Prophef, Cosmo-Query Club '32 '33, French Honorary Socieiy '32 '33, Forensic Sociely '32 '33, Sfudenl' Council '32 '33, Wresfling '32, Golf '33. MARY RANDOLPH Sluclenl Council '32, Les Babillards, Class I-lislorian. VMWO A. SCRUFARI .... Niagara unlverslly Class Tesfafor, Sporrs Edifor-Niagarian Sfaff, Foofball '30 '3l '32, Baseball '3l, Badminlon '3l '32 '33, lnlerclass PA' Baseball 'sl 'sz '33, Block N Club. HELEN O'NElLL Sludenl Council '32 '33, Treasurer of Sfuclenf Council '33, Class Poel' '33, Chronicle Slafl '33, Niagarian Sraff '33, Class Nighf Commiflee '33. WILLIAM GOLDMAN ...... Cornell Class Slalislician, Pres. Chess Club '32 '33, Pres. Les Babilliards '33, Club Edilor-Niagarian Slaff, Debafing Team '32 '33, Vice Pres. Forensic Sociely '33, Query Club, Scarlef Quill, Band '33. JOHN LEE MARSH Class Song Wrifer, Qrchesrra, Band, Query Club. PETER J. PROZELLER . . . Universify of Rochesfer Manlle Qrafor, Vice Pres. Sfuclenl' Council '32, Pres. Sfudenf Council '33, Senior Play '33, Qrganizalion Edifor Yearbook '33, Swimming Team '32. BETTY J. HARRIES ...... Journalisf Edifor-in-Chief Niagarian, Assisfanl Eclilor Chronicle '3I '32, Chronicle Sfaff '33, Sfamp Club '32 '33, Debafing Team '33, Scarlel' Quill '32 '33, Corresponding Secrefary, Wesfern New York Press soci lion. .L JOHN J. MARTIN . Cornell Business Manag iagari nf 33, Baskelball '30 '3l, Tennis '3I, Sporfs Edifor Chronicle '33, lnferclass Volleyball '30, Business Manager Chronicle '32. ROBERT G. WIGLE .... . U. S. C. G. I. Sfudenl Council '33, Business Mgr. Senior Play '33. VIRGINIA ABEL . . . . Bryanf-Sfraffon Sludenl Council BARBARA ADAM Haseley Business School NANCY ALBION ..... Sfenographer Forum '32 '33, Sludenr Council '32. EDWARD M. APANOWICZ MARY C. ARCHIE . Sfenographer O. G. A. Cerlificale '32. HUBERT C. BAKER Inlramural Sporls '3I '32 '33. I MARIE M. BAKER 2740000 NORMAN ORR BARTER . . . Niagara Universify Sfarnp Club '32 '33, Sluclenl Council '32 '33. EDGAR C. BATTSON .... Michigan S+afe Orchesfra '30 '3I '32, Band '3I '32, School Council '32. ROBERT F. BAYARD Band '29, Inferclass Baskeiball '29, Track '29. RITA JUNE BAYNE Usher '3I '32, Les Baloillards '33, Scarlef Quill '33, Year- book Sfalsl '33, Dramalics '32, Imaginary Invalid '33, De- ba+ing Team '33. JOSEPH BELLONTE Tennis '3l '32 '33, Inframural Baskelball '31 '32 '33, Senior Play '33, Chronicle Slafl '32 '33, French Club '32 '33, Year- book Sfafl '33. CLARA L. BENFANTE ..... Sfenographer Sfuclenf Council '3I '32, Forum .Clulo '3I, GENEVIEVE BILSKI MARJORIE BINGHAM . . Roches+er Mechanics Ins+iIu+e ANNA KATHERINE BINKLEY . . Mechanics Ins+iIuIe Assislranl Edilor Yearbook '33, Edilor of Chronicle '33, Sfudenf Council '3I '32, RUTH MARIE BIRD . . Teacher of Modern Languages Chorus '3I '32 '33, Advanced Chorus '32 '33, Choral Club '3I '32, MarIha '32, Fa+her of Walkers '33. ALICE E. BISHARA MEYER B. BLANKSTEIN .... Telephony lnlerclass Handball, Wreslling, Volleyball. GEORGE J. BLIGH N.Y.S. Merchanl' Marine Academy Foolball '3l '32, Band '3l, lnlramural Baslcelball '33, lnframural Handball '33, lnlramural Baseball '33, WILLIAM A. BOLES . . Universily of' Syracuse Assislanl Eclilor of Niagarian '33, Edilor of Chronicle '32, Chronicle Slafl '33, Presidenl of Niagara Falls lnlerscholaslic Press Associalion, Official Chronicle Delegafe lo N. W. I. P. A. Convenlion and New York Slale Scholaslic Edilors' Convenlion, Forensic Sociely, Cosmo-Query Club. LILLIAN M. BOWER ONA MARIE BOWER . Buffalo S'ra'Ie Teachers' College Library '32 '33, Collecfing Allendance Slips '32 '33. RITA H. BOWERS . . Nurse RUTH A. BOWMAN . . Slenographer ELVA K. BOYLE . Buffalo Sfale Teachers' College Scarlel Quill '33. DOROTHY LOUISE BRACKETT . Universily ofSyracuse Chronicle Slaff '32, Secrefary of Social Commillee '3l, Vice Presidenl of Social Commillee '33, Sfudenl Council '3I. CLIFTON e. BRADSHAW lnlramural Sporls. -f MARGARET MARY BRETT Chorus '3I '32 '33, Marlha '32, Chronicle Slail '32 '33, Advanced Chorus '32, Choral Club '3l, '33, Assoc. Music Clubs '3l '32 '33. ROSALIND A. BRICE EDITH M. BRIERLEY . Slenographer ELLA MAE BRINKLOW ETHEL M. BROADBENT . . Pos? Graduafe KITTY BRODY .... Fashion Academy Library '30 '3l, Sludenl Council '29. DONALD F. BROOKLAND Baseball '30 '3l, lnlerclass Baslcefball. JOHN W. BROPHY . . . Niagara Universiiy Sluclenl Council, Tennis '32, Clinic. BERNICE M. BRYDC-SES JOSEPH S. BRYK FRANCES E. BUCKHOUT LOUISE BUERG-ER Presidenf Forum Club '32, Library '32 '33. ALICE M. BULLOCK . . William Smilh College VICTOR J. BURCH ..... Cornell Chess Club '32, lnlramural Sporls. DOROTHY L. BU RDICK . . . Sfenographer Forum Club '3l '32, Library '3l, Sludenl Council '3l '32 '33. ARNOLD F. BURNS . . . Niagara Universify Sludenf Council '33, Cosmo-Query Club, Usher '32, lnlrarnural Golf '3I '33, lnframural Tennis '3l '32, lnfrarnural Baseball '32 '33, lnlramural Volleyball '3l '32 '33. GENEVIEVE M. BURNS . . Buffalo Cily Hospifal MARION E. BUTTERWORTH Seismologisf Chorus '3I '32, NAOMI E. CALHOUN . . Privafe Secrefary L. JOHN CALL . . . Universily of Michigan Slage Crew '30 '33, Assisfarn' Manager '3I '33, ELIZABETH L. CAPRIO . Sfenographer DONNA E. CARNEGIE Band '32 '33. I I I 63 ii G' I . I I I , gl .IE Sl Q, ,, :I ,, I I 3 I 5: Il I Y 5 S . I I ,, fe il V . CHARLES WILLIAM CARR Foolball, Inlramural Baslcelball, Inlramural Volleyball. Inlrarnural Wresrling. VIRGINIA CARRIGAN DANIEL CASSELMAN MELBORNE CHAPPLE . . Norfheaslern Universily ANGELINA F. CHIODO . . . Sfenographer Sfudenl' Council '3I '32, Forum '32 '33. MARGARET COCKBURN . . Slenographer KATHLEEN CONFER . . Slenographer MARJORIE CONRAD . Fredonia Normal School Pinafore, lvlarlha, FaTher ol Warers, Lillle Symphony '3l '32 '33, Chorus '3I '32 '33, Orchesfra '3I '32 '33. ROBERT L. COOLEY . . . Syracuse Universily Forensic Sociely '3I, Presidenl Forensic Sociely '32 '33, Chronicle '32 Edilor '33, Query Club '32 Secre- 'lary '33, Debalinq '3I '32 Caplain '33, Science Club '3I '32 '33, Chess Club '3I '32 '33, Sluclenl Council '3I '32 '33, Official Delegale New Yorlc Scholaslic Eclilors' Convenlion and Niagara Falls lnlerscholaslic Press Associalion. CARMELA CATHERINE CONSTANTINO . . Bookkeeper or Sfenographer Volleyball Team '33. ' CLIFFORD E. CORAM Tennis Team '32 '33, Inframural Baslaelball, Volleyball ancl I-Iandball. FRANCES COSTANTINO Orchesfra '3l '32 '33, Band '3l '32 '33, Insfrumenlal Quinlel '33, Salon Orcheslra '32 '33. HAROLD COUCH . . Norfheasfern Universily Physical Educalion Ins+ruc'ror Chess Club '3l '32 '33 Secrelary ancl Treasurer lTournamenl' Winnerl, Chronicle Slall '32 '33, Niaga- rian ,Shall '33, Wresfling '33 ll5O Ib. Class Cham- pion . RUTH CRAMB ESTHER CREAGH .... Vassar College Sluclenl Council '32, Dramalic Club '3I '32 '33, Secrefary Dramalic Club '33, Choral Club '3I, Chrisr- mas Play '3I, Ers'rwhiIe Susan '32, ROBERT L. CROSIER . . Cornell MARY STANLEY DALGLEISH . Miami Arl' School Sluclenl Council '31 '32, May Day Feslival. ROY V. DANAHY . . . Niagara Universily lnlerclass Volleyball '30 '31, Swimming '29 '30 '31, '32, Sluclenl Council '29 '31 '32, Wafer Pageanl '30 '31, Wing Collar Day Acllvilies. JOAN D'ANGELO . . Bookkeeper-Slenographer Chronicle Typisl, Niagarian Typisl, Sludenl' Council, O. G. A. Cerfilicafe, Venus-Velvel' Shorlhand Cerli- fica'1'e, Office Assislanl '33. ROY HOWARD DAUBN EY lnlerclass Volleyball, Baslcelball '30 '31, Infrarnural Baseball '32 '33. ALICE H. DAVIS . . . Bryan?-Slraffon Sludenl Council '32. JOHN RALPH DAVIS ..... Hobari' Usher Squad '31 '32 '33, Chess and Checker Club '32, Colleclors' Club '33, RUTH A. DEAN . . Privale Secrelary FRANK DeFRANCO lnlerclass Volleyball '31 '32, Tennis '33, IDA A. DENSLINGER ..... Nurse Shorlhand O. G. A., Forum '32 '33. FLOYD WOODROW DENT . . . Syracuse lnferclass Baslcelball '31 '32, lnferclass Baseball '32. KATHLEEN R. DIBBEN . . Secreiary M. JEAN DIETZEL ..... Genesee Sludenl Council '32, Wardrobe '32 '33, GLEN N. DIFFINE Baseball '32 '33, Baslcefball '32 '33. IRENE DIRUSCIO l3! f. pher Tennis Doubles Champion '30 '31 '32,' Tennis Singles '31 '32, Mixed Doubles Badrninlon Champion '30, Doubles Baclminlon Champion '32, Baclminlon Singles '30 '31, Archery '31, Volleyball '31 '32 '33, Soccer '30 '31 '32, Baseball '31 '32 '33, Baskelball '30, SAM DIVITA . . . . Universily of Buffalo Orcheslra '30 '31 '32. GERALDINE DODGE . . Privale Secrelary ADELINA C. DOMINIANNI . Unlversily of Buffalo EUNICE E. DONLEY BELVA DONNER VIRGINIA DUFFETT . . Elmira College Clinic '30 '3I. MARY E. DUTTON . . Nurse VIVIAN VIRGINIA C. ELLIS . . Shaw Universily Chorus 3 years, Advanced Chorus hall year. MILLER ELIAH Soccer, Volleyball, Sollball '3I '32 '33. JOHN H. ENOS 1' . 3' ' SALLY ESPINA , 'C ff-fart! ' PI' I' Soccer '30 '3l '32, Volleyball '3l '32, BaSeball '3l '32 '33, Badminlon '3l '32, Wing Collar Commillee '33. Baslcelloall '30, Library Asslsfanl '3l '32 '33. EMMA N. EWART Chorus '3l '32, Lilerary Edilor Yearbook, Office '32 '33, Social Commillee '3l '32 '33, Dramalic Sociely '3l, O. G. A. Cerlilicale, Venus-Velvel Shorlhand Cerlificale. MARIE JANET FELL . . . Nurse Swimming Team '30 '3l. WALTER F. FERCHEN . . New York Universify VERA MAE FERGUSON WILLIAM FERGUSON NINA V. FERRARA .... Slenographer OJ G. A glyel Pencil Cerlllicale. r, ,f I ' x f VINCENT FICKETT . . Syracuse Universily ELEANOR ANNE FINLEY . . Sfenographer O. G. A. Cerlilicale. ROBERT FINN ..... Hobarf College Inlerclass Baslcelball '3l '32, lnlerclass Volleyball '3I '32, lnlerclass Baseball '32 '33, lnlerclass Swimming '33, Golf Team '33. LOUISE VIRGINIA FIORITTA . . Bookkeeper Orclieslra '3l '32. JANE FLATER . . Nurse JOE FLORIO lnlerclass Baslcelball '29 '3l, lnlerclass Sollball 30, Inferclass Volleyball '3l. MARGARET FLYNN . . Designing Course DONALD G. FOOT M Social Commillee '3l '32 '33, Swimming '3I '32. HOWARD FOSTER Baseball '3I, lnlramural Baseball '32 '33, Foolball '3I '32 SUSAN L. FRAME Scarlel Quill, Office '33, Library '3I '32, Clinic '3I, Dramaiic Club '3l '32, HELEN A. FRASER . . Secrelary DOMINIC FRATELLO JAMES FREEMAN ' Q lniramural Solfball 2 '33, lnira ral I-lardbal 3 , 'MX lnlramural Tennis '32. MABLE H. FRID .... Millard-Fillmore Girls' Sporis Edilor of Chronicle '32 '33, Niagarian Sfafii '33, Girls' lnlramural Sporls '30. VERNON FRYE . . Audifor ANNA MARIE FUCARINO . . . Slenographer Volleyball Team '33, Venus-Velvei Pencil Conlesl. RICHARD N. GAISER . . . Leland Sfanforcl Niagarian '33, Forensic Socieiy '33, Debaling Team '33, Chess Club '33, Tennis '33, Cosmo-Query Club '33 PATRICIA GAUTHIER Albany Sfale Teachers' College Les Babilliarcls '32 '33, STELLA GENOVESE .... Slenographer O. G. A. Cerlilicale, Venus-Velvef Cerlificale. RAYMOND L. GIBSON Second Team Varsily Baslcelball '32, lnlramural Vol- leyball '32 '33, lniramural Sollball '3I '33, lnlramural Tennis '33, Sfudenl Council '3l '33, ALDO JOHN GIUSIANA . Universily of Rochesler Cosmo-Query Club '33, Forensic Sociely '33. WILLARD GLEASON, JR. . . Cornell MILDRED E. GOETZMAN Buffalo Slale Teachers' College LEWIS GOLD . . College Course MARGARET I. GOLDPENNY . Alfred Universify Ari Edilor ol Yearbook. ,, f JULIA GONZALEZ X 6 LEONA GOODBRODT . . . . . Nurse O. G. A. Cerlificale, Volleyball '32, Dramalic Club '33. , EDWARD E. GORNBEIN . . Niagara Universify Foolball '29 '30 '3I '32, Tennis '32 '33, Manager Tennis '3I, Cosmo-Query Club '32 '33, lnlerclass Baseball Champs '32. EDGAR J. GRABAU . . Eleclrical Engineering Usher '3l '32 '33, Color, Flower Commillee '33, lvlollo Commilfee '33, Niaqarian Slogan Award '33, EDWARD F. GRACE . . Benlley Business School STELLA B. M. GRACE . . . Pofsdam Normal Library Assislanl '3l '32 '33, Wing Collar Day '3l '32 '33, Usher '32, Baslcelball '3l, Volleyball '3l '32 '33, Soccer '3l '32 '33, Caplainball '33, Dramalic Club '3l '32 '33. HELEN DOROTHEA GRADY FREDERICK W. GRAY, JR. LEONARD GREENWOOD Orcheslra '3l '32 '33, Band '3l '32 '33, Lillle Sym- phony '32 '33, Varsily Swimming '3l '32. SEBASTIAN GRIZANTI Champion of I25 lb. Wreslling Team '3l '32, ANNA RUTH GUTOSKI .... Journalism Fealure Edifor Yearbook '33, Debaling Team '33, Chronicle Typisl '33, Associale Edilor ol Chronicle '32, Scarlel Quill '32 '33, Library Sfafl '32 '33, Forum '3l '32 '33, Dramalics '3I '32, Chorus '3I, Choral Club '3I, Wing Collar Day '3l '32, Inferclass Volley- ball '3I '32 '33, Baskelball '3l '32 '33, Soccer '3l '32. ELLEN F. HAGER .... Sienographer Forum Club '3I, Clinic '32 '33, O. G. A. Cerlificafe. EDNA M. HALL . . . Secrelary Forum Club '30 '3l '32. MARION L. HALLETT Usher '3l '32 '33, Baskelball, foul line shols, Ihird prize. EVELYN E. HANSEN MARION F. HANSEN . . Haseley Business School DOROTHY HARRIS . Buffalo Shale Teachers' College Libra ry Assislanl '3'l. VIRGINIA HARVEY Sludenf Council '3l '32, Les Babilliards, Yearbook Arl Work. HERBERT A. HASELEY DONALD ROY HEWITT Sfudenf Council '32 '33, Nominaling Commillee '33 '34 for Sfudenl' Council Officers. ETHEL F. HILL . Commercial RUTH ELIZABETH HILL . . Syracuse Universily Chorus '3l '32 '33, PinaIore, Mar'rha, Fa'rher of WaIers. MARIE HILLER . . Sfenographer CASIMER J. HOFFMAN Senior life saving '33, Band '32, Orcheslra '3l '32, Lillle Salon Orcheslra '3l '32 '33, Swimming Squad '32 X il' HO AS D. HOGAN, JR. HELENA E. HOLSTROM . . . Nurse Chorus '30 '3l, Girls' Glee Club '30 '3l. MYRA L. HOOVER . . Broclcpori' Normal STEPHEN HUCKINS . . Parks Air College KATHRYN HUDSON X Soccer Team '30 '3l '32, Siucleni Council '30, Volley- ball '30 '3l '32, Waler Pageanl' '30 '3l, JAMES HUGHEY Chorus, Pinafore, Marlha. Faiher of Walersf' Band, Presidenl Boys' Glee Club '32, Sludenl' Coun- Cil '3I '32. JED ALFRED HYDE ..... Cornell Assislanl Foofball Manager '30 '3l, Foolball Man- ager '32, Query Club '33. MARGARET JACKSON Chorus '30 '32, Advanced Chorus '32, Wing Collar Day '32. KATHLEEN M. JACOBS Buffalo SIa'I'e Teachers' College LOUISE DOROTHY JAMESON .... Ball S+a+e Teachers' College Orcheslra '3I '32 '33, Chorus '3I '32 '33, Lillie Symphony '31 '32 '33, H. S. Ouinlel '33, Pinalore, Mariha, Fa+her of Wa'rers. MARIE J. JASIAK ..... Secreiary ,Forum Club, Tennis '3l '32, Badminlon '3l '32, MARGARET LOUISE JAYNES Marinello BeauIySchooI Dramalic Club '31 '32 '33, Chronicle S+al'l '32 '33. IRENE A. JENCZEWSKI AlbanySI'aI'e Teachers' College School Council '32, ESTER M. JENKNER Sludenl Council '3l, Usher '33. BESSIE JOHNSON . . . Syracuse Universiiy Dramalic Club, Swimming Team. WILLIAM R. JOHNSTON AGN ES KACZOWSKI Dramalic Sociely, Pinafore, Marll'ua, Chorus '3l '32 FRANK V. KACZYNSKI IRENE KAJDA Forum Club, Badminlon Tournamenl '3l. FRANK KALITA .... Niagara Universily C-lee Club '3l '32, Chorus '3I '32, lnlramural Wresl- ling '32, Dramalic Club '3l '32 '33, Niagarian Slall. HILDA M. KANE . . Slenographer PHILIP C. KARCH Champion lnlramural Baslcelball and Volleyball '32 '33 WILLIAM JOHN KARWACKI . Nolre Dame Universily Chemical Engineering lnlramural Baslaelball, Sollball, Volleyball '3l '32 '33, lnlramural Handball '33, lnlramural Baseball, Tennis '32 '33, lnlramural Volleyball Championship Team '32 '33, ISABELLE KELLY . . Slenographer RUTH KING Associaled Music Club '31 '32 '33, Orcheslra, Bancl '3l '32 '33. EDWIN C. KLUGA lnlramural Soccer '3l, lnlramural Volleyball '3l '32 '33, lnlramural Handball '33, lnlramural Swimming '33, lnlramural Foolball '32 '33. LEO R. KORPOLINSKI . . Universily of Michigan Swimming '3l '32, Baslcelball '3l, Band '32, Query Club '33, Handball '32. CLARENCE H. KREMERS, JR. . . Fenn College Slage '30 '3l '32 '33 LILLIAN M. KSEN . Scarlel Quill '32 '33, WILLIAM KUGEL RACHEL F. LaGAMBA O. G, A. Cerlilicale DOROTHY M. LAKE Library '31 '32. . Buffalo S'IaIe Teachers' Forum Club '3 I. Secrefary ff 1 N FORREST e. LANDES . . 2 Cornell universny Swimming Team '31 '32 '33, Band '31 '32 '33, Or- chesfra '33, Lillie Symphony '31 '32, Caplain-Elecl Swimming Team, Wafer Pageanl '32, N Club Commill e. HOWARD B. LARRABEE Chorus '31, Boys' Glee Club, Senior life saving. SALVATORE R. LaTONA . . Universify of BuFFaIo Chorus '31 '32 '33, Glee Club '31 '33, Dramalics '31 '32 '33, Pinafore, Inlramural Sporls. DORIS E. LATTA Ke1Iy's Business Ins+i'ruI'e Usher '33. ELIZABETH LECKSELL I-lead Slenographer for Shorlhand '32. RHEA S. LEVEY ...... Columbia Sludenf Council '31, Dramalic Club '31 '32, Les Ba- billlards '33, Debaling Team '32, Chorus '31, Choral Club '31, Forensic Sociely '32. EDITH LITTLEWOOD Orcheslra '31 '32 '33, Archery '32, Badminlon '32. ANGELO J. LONGO ..... Science Lilerary Edifor of Niagarian, Publicily Manager of Senior Play, Manager of Baslcelball Team '33, Block Club, Inlramural Sporls '31 '32 '33. Cb -V ' JEANETTE LQTEMPIO . . s+s+e Teachers' College Chorus and Choral Club '31 '32. MARY L. LOVERDE .... Sfenographer Forum '31, Sludenl Council '32. ' 'Tl' T THELMA LUCE . . . Bookkeeper Orcheslra '31 Chorus '31, NEW YORK LUCCI ..... CoIga+e Mixed Chorus '31, Boys' Glee Club '31, Dramalic Sociely '32 '33, PinaIore '31, Mar1ha '32, Ima- ginary Invalid '33, lnlramural Sporls '31 '32 '33. ROSS LYMBURNER Varsily Swimming '30 '31, lnlerclass Sporls. SAMUEL G. LYNN Baseball '31 '32 '33, Baslcelball '31 '32, Sluclenl' Council '32. EDWARD MACEY .... Fenn College Golf Team '31 '32 '33, Inlramural Golf Champion '32 ALICE M. MacKAY . Rochesier Business Insiifuie O. G. A. Cerfificale, Badminlon '32, Head Slen- ographer '32. , fyvtfa DONALD N. MACKENZIE .. f ,L-f-X74 Inlramural Sporls '32 '3 . , '7 IRENE TERRY MADEY . Norlhwesfern Universiiy Badminlon Singles and Doubles '3I '32, School Coun- cil '30, Forum Club Secrelary '32. 0 JENNIE A. MANNA ' Volleyball '3I '32, Badminlon '32, Soccer '3I '32 '33, Baseball '3I '32 '33, Baskelball '3I '32. ELMA MARIE MARTINI Sfudenl Council '32 '33. OLIVER D. MARSDEN Baslcefball '3I '32 '33, lnlerclass Baslfefball '30 '3l, Soflball '3l, Inlramural Baslcelball '33, Handball '33. DORIS I. MASLEN . Buffalo S+a'Ie Teachers' College LOUIS E. MASTERMAN . . Bos+on Universify CARMELLA MATARAZZO . . . S+e-nographer 514111414 77lafh-fyy BETTY M. MAYLE Chorus '30 '31, Niaqarian Slalil '33. FRANK E. MAYNE Baseball '32 '33, Baslcelball '32 '33. SEMMEON McANULTY . . Universify of Alabama Inframural Baslcefball '33, Golf '33, Tennis '33, Hand- ball '33, Volleyball '33 '32, Eiadminlon '33, Baseball '32 '33. WILLIAM MCCONNELL . . Physical Insfruclor Foolball '28 '29 '30 '3I '32, ,Baslcelball '29 '30 '3l '32 33, Varsily Co-Caplain, Tennis '29 '30 '3I '32 '33, Varsify Caplain, Secrelary Afhlelic Council '33, Slu- denl Council '29 '30. SARAH MCGAW . . . Secrelary Forum Club '3l '32. DOROTHY MCLAREN Chorus '30 '3I '32, Choral '30 '3I '32. CHARLES MELLON Slage Crew '30, Sfage Eleclrician '3l '32 '33, Dra- maiic Club '30 '3I '32, Yearbook, Sludenl Council '33 EDWARD F. MELLON . . Chemical Engineer R. ROBERT MERINO ...... Law Foofball '30, lnlerclass Sporls '3l '32 '33. LE A I . EY. . . Niagara Universily Orc esfra '3l, Query Club '33. PAULINE RUTH MICHEL Library '32. GERHARD MILLEVILLE . . Bookkeeper MARY THERESA MONIUSZKO . . Sfenographer O. G. A. Cerlificale, Forum Club, Chronicle Typisf '33, Yearbook Typisl '33, Venus-Velvel' Pencil Conlesl. EVELYN MILDRED MOONE . . . Journalisi Chronicle Sfafl '32 '33, Yearbook Slaff '33, Omcfice Assislanl '32 '33, O. G. A. Cerlificale. MILDRED R. MOORE .... Secreiary Sludenl Council '32, Chronicle Typisl '33, Yearbook Typisl '33, Ofiice Assislanl, O. G. A. Cerlificale. LOUIS MORRISON . Bosfon Universify WILLIAM ANGUS MORRISON . . Engineering Chronicle Slall '32 '33, Niagarian Slalrl '33. SARAH T. MOSS .... Sfenographer Chorus '30 '3l, Choral Club '30 '3l. ARTHUR D. MOYER MARIE MUNSON . Memorial Hospifal SHIRLEY MYERS Chorus '32 '33, Advanced Chorus '32 '33, Choral Club '33, E. BLANCHE NASSOIY . . Secreiary MARY J. NAWROCKI Library Assislanl '30 '3l '32 '33, Boolcroom Assislam' '32 '33, Wing Collar Day Commillee '30, O. 6. A. Cerlificale. DOROTHY NEAL . . Nursing WILBUR NEBRICH Ari Edilor Yearbook '33. JOHN NELSON Dramafic Club '3I '32 '33, MONA NEWTON WILLIAM L. NEWTON Sludenl Council '30, lnlerclass Sporls '31 '32, Clnrisl- mas Play '30, Freshman Execulive Commillee '3O. IDA L. NICHITTA Secrelarial Shall, Forum Club '3l. JOSEPH CHARLES NIEMIEC . Universify of Wisconsin Baslcelball '3I '32, Volleyball '3I, Baseball '3l. GLADYS MARY E. NOAKES . . S'I'enograpI1er Forum Club '33. STANLEY A. NOGASH . . Universiiy of Defroif Aeronaufical Engineering BRUNNON C. NORMAND . Radio Engineering lnlerclass Baslcelball, Soflball, Soccer '3I '32 '33, Inferclass Baslcelball and Handball '32 '33, Wresllinq '32, Tennis '33, All Slar Soccer Team '3I. OTTO G. NORMAND . . Niagara Universify Inlramural Baslce+ball '3I '32 '33, Inframural Volley- ball '3I '32 '33, Inlramural Soflball '3l '32 '33, Infra- mural Baseball '32 '33, Soccer, I-landball, Wreslling champ. wo lb. '32, sand '32 '33, M AMELIA LOUISE Nuoo . Bookkeeping JACK L. NUTTALL IRENE o'coNNoR . . . Sfenographer O. cs. A. ceriificaie 'sz RUTH O'DETTE . . s+enogfapher WALTER A. ODORCZYK O. G. A., Tennis '32, Inframural Soffball '32, Baslcel- ball '3I. WILLA OUTLAND 5375 .. FRANK E. PAGLIARI lnlerclass Baslceiball Champs '3I, lnferclass Volley- ball '30 '33, Varsily Baslcelball '32 '33, lnlerclass Golf '32 '33, Varsiiy Golf '3I '32 '33, Siamp Club '32 '33. A .GAT JOSEPH A. PALERMO Inierclass Soilball '30, Volleyball '30 '3I '32, Baslcel- ball '3I, Baseball '33. NIARI E R. PAONESSA . . Nurse I, ' 'I , IQA, 1 I '41, I L. MAE PARKER . . . . God's Bible School Cincinnafi, Ohio Dramafic Club '32 '33, Siuderil' Council '3I. ELUNED PARRY Nurse RUTH A. PARSONS ..... Genesee Senior Play '33, Siudenl Council '3I '32, Drama+ic Club '3I '32 '33, Erslwhile Susan '32, Chorus '3l, Choral Club '3l, Associaled Music Clubs '3l '32. MARY LOUISE PASCH . . . Nurse SHIRLEY ELIZABETH PASSAGE Scarlel Quill '33, Niagarian Siali '33, Chorus '33, Glee Club '33. JEANETTE ALICE PECK . . Sfenographer LAURA LOUISE PECK . . . Sfenographer Member of Dramalic Socieiy '32 '33, Mariha, Ar- chery Tournamenl' '32. NORMAN PEIRCE EDWARD PENCZEK . . . Niagara Universi+y Handball Doubles '32 '33, Handball Singles '32, Wresfling '32, Soffball '32, Hardball '32. f Sl i FRANK PEREZ Moilo Commiriee '33, lnlramural Handball League Champion '33, lnlramural Baslceiball Champions '32 '33, Inlramural Baseball '32 '33, Inlramural Volley Ball Champions '32. SARA PERRY . . . Bookkeeper-Sienographer Band '32, Library '33, Venus-Velvei Pencil Cerlificale in Shorlhand, O, G. A. '33. ROSE PETTIT Forum Club '3I '32, Chorus '3I '32 '33. N L , I JOHN ALBERT PLAIN . . Universify of Buffalo X MELVIN S. PIERCE . . Niagara Universify STANLEY PIETAK Infrarnural Sporfs '3I '32 '33, Golf Team '3I '32 '33. ROSE M. PORRECA . . Sfenographer DOROTHY M. PRICE , BuFfaIoSI'aI'eTeacI1ers' College Clwairman of Ilme Flower and Color Commillee '33. Dramalic Club '32 '33. CHARLES B. PROUDFOOT ..... Universi+y of Sou+hern California HELEN FRANCES PYKARZ . . . s+enographer STEPHEN PYSKA I EDWARD P. QUARANTILLO Eoofball '29 '30 '3I '32, Foolball Caplain '32, Base lcefball '3I '33, Baslcelloall Caplain '33, Baseball '29, FRANK RAYNER . . Ben+Iey's Business InsI'i'Iu+e Inframural Sporls '3I '32 '33. M. AILEEN RECTOR . . Bookkeeper HARRY REED W. ALBERT REEVES Sfudenl Council '28 '29, Slaqe Crew. 'NORMA REEVES ,. Albany S'Ia'Ie Teachers' HELEN LOUISE REICHERT Sfucleni' Council '3I '32 '33, Les Babillards '3l '32 '33, Secreiary Les Babillards '32 '33. ALICE Relsie Dramalic Club '31 '32 '33. DORIS K. RIES ..... Sfenographer Sludenf Council '30, O. G. A. Cerlificale '32, Assisi- anf Business Manager of Senior Play, Niaqarian Typisl' '33. MARIAN RINGLEB Buffalo S+a+e Teachers' HERBERT ROY RITZHAUPT .... Hobarl Sludenl Council '30 '31 '32, Usher '30 '31 '32 '33, lnlramural Tennis '31, lnlramural Soflball '30. MARGARET ROELL . . Slenographer MARGARET ROESER Chronicle Typisr '33, Tennis Doubles Champion '32, Boolcslore '33. ELSIE M. ROTELLA ..... D'Youville O. G. A. Cerlificale, Sludenl Council- '31, Forum Club '31, IDA M. ROTELLA VERONICA ROUNDS Swimming Team Sub '30, lnlerclass Baseball '31, Wing Collar Day '31, Girls' Sporl Meel' '32. ROBERT G. ROWE . . . Anlioch College Vice Presidenl' of Sophomore Class, Sludenl Coun- cil '31, Secrelary of Sfudenl' Council '32 '33. ARTHUR RUFF Orcheslra '31 '32 '33, Band '31 '32 '33, Chorus '31 '32 '33, Advanced Chorus '31 '32 '33, Boys' Glee Club '31 '32 '33. STANLEY RUTKOWSKI Orcheslra '29 '30 '31, Lillle Symphony '30, Band '29. LUKE SABELLA Foolball '30 '31 '32. MARIE C. SABELLA RAYMOND G. SAGE ..... Hobarl' Sludenl Council '31 '32 '33, Usher '31 '32 '33, ROBERT PAUL SAX . . . Columbia Universify Sludenlr Council '31, Cosmo-Query Club '32 '33, lnlerclass Tennis '32 '33, Manager of Volleyball '29 '30 '31 '32 '33, THOMAS SCALZO lnferscholaslic B'aslce1'ball Champ '29, lnlerscholaslic Volleyball Champ '29, Foolball '29, lnlerscholaslic Indoor Champ '30. ROY SCHOONOVER Orcheslra '31 '32 '33, Foolball '31 '32, Chess Club '33, Chorus '31, I f MARTIN SCHULTZ LYDIA SCHULZ . . Sfenographer DOROTHY B. SCHWORM . University of BuFFaIo WANDA SCIERA FRANK SCIUK Foolball '3l '32, lnlerclass Baslcelball, Volleyball, Soli- ball, Handball, Badminion, Wresllinq. ADA SCOTLAND LAU RA SEMINARA MARY SERP PAUL SHAFER . . Niagara Universily Siudenl Council '32. JOHN SHARP . . . Universily of Wisconsin Baslcelball Manager '33, Sporls and Make-up Edilor of Chronicle '33, Sluclenl' Council '33, Golf Team '32 '33, Color and Flower Cornmillee, Query Club '32 '33, lnlramural Sporfs '3l '32 '33. GRACE E. SHEPHERD . Buffalo Slafe Teachers' College Les Babillards '32 '33, Sludenl' Council '32. ELSIE M. SHEPERDSON . . Kirlcsville College of Os+eopa+l1y and Surgery Chorus '3l, Choral Club '3l, Assoc. Music Clubs '3l '32, Tennis '3l '32 '33, Badminion '3l '32 '33, ln'l'er- class Sporls '3l '32 '33, Sludenl' Council '3l, Pina- 'fore '3l, Wing Collar Day '3l '32. HELEN SHERWOOD . . Teachers' College M Q, THOMAS SHIYA News Edilor of Chronicle '29, Presiclenl Cosmopoli- lan-Query Club '32 '33, lnlramural Baslceiball '29, Press Represenlaiive of Schools '29 '32 '33, ELEANOR CATHERINE T. SHOCK . Sfenographer Forum Club '30 '3l, Clinic '30 '3l, Color Guard '3l. SAM SIRACUSE .... Syracuse Universi+y Solilball '29, Soccer '29, Volleyball '29, Sludenl' Coun- cil '33 DOUGLAS P. SMITH . Business Adverlising GYPSY VIRGINIA SMITH Lew Whi+e's Inslilule of Organ Orcheslra '30 '3I '32 '33, Dramalic Club '32 '33. GEORGE SNYDER . . . . Drexel Inslilufe Inlramural Tennis '30, Inlramural Baslcelball '3I, Sci- ence Club '32, Boys' Glee Club '32 '33, Chorus '32 '33, Chairman of Cap and Gown Commillee. W , FERN A. SPENCER . . . Commercial Ari Mollo Commillee '33. THELMA E. STAHLMAN Sluclenl Council '3I '32. FREDERICK STAMPS ..... Cornell Vice Presidenf Les Babillards '32 '33, Sludenl Coun- cil '32 '33, Cosmo-Query Club '33, Forensic Sociely '32 '33. ANNA STANISZEWSKI .... S+enographer Forum '33, O. G. A. Cerlilicale. I MARY MARGARET STEWART ..., Buffalo Slafe Teachers' College Chorus, Choral Club. DAVID STIRLING . . Troll Vocalicnal School Inlramural Baslcelball Champs '32 '33, Inlramural Baslcelball Finalisfs '3I, Senior Play, Dramalic Club '3I. DORIS JOY STUBE . . Dulce Universify Sludenl Council '3I. WILLIAM M. STUBE . . Dulce Universily CHARLES SWAIN . Ben'IIey School of Accounfing and Finance Band '30 '3I '32 '33. EILEEN M. SWALWELL . . . . Secrefary Clinic '3I '32, Chorus '3I '32 '33, Choral Club '3I '32, O. G. A. Cerlificale, Chronicle Typisl, Dramalic Typisl '33, Yearbook Typisl' '33, ErsIwhiIe Susan '3I. MARY ANN SWIGERT EDITH K. SZUMLANSKI . . . Buffalo Universify O. G. A. Cerlilicale, Sludenl Council '33, Chronicle Typisl '33, Presidenl of lhe Forum Club '33. REUBEN A. TAYLOR, JR. . Business Aclminislralion Sluclenl Council '3I '32. 6407! Fi WILLIAM K. TAYLOR 0 Sludenf Council '3I '32, Handbook Commillee '32, Humor Edilor Niagarian. GILBERT TERREBERRY Baslcelball '29 '30 '3l '32, Co-Caplain of Baslcelball yfgffme fm ALLAN J. THOMAS . . Universiiy o'F Alabama Senior lile saving '32, Tennis Singles '33, Baclminlon '33, Chorus '3l, Boys' Glee Club '3l, lnlramural Baseball '3I. JANET THOMAS CIWOVLIS '3l '32 '33, Choral Club '3l '32 '33, ACI- vanced Chorus '33, Pinalore '3I, Marlha '32, Falher of Walers '33, Drarnalic Club. MARY C. TRAZIAK . . Sfenographer LAURA M. TROJAN . . Slenographer MATTHEW TUCKER Band '3l '32 '33 KATHLEEN D. TURNER Sfudenl Council '3l '32, Chorus '3I '32, LILLIAN VanRAALTE . . . Wilson College Chorus '30 '3I, Usher '3I '32 '33, Sludenl' Council '33 Chorus '3l '32 '33, Falher of Wal'ers '33, Marl'ha '32, Cheer Leader '3I, Badminlon '32 '33, Baseball '32, Forum '3l. E LOTUS WALEZAK .... Nurse ARLINE e. WALKER . .' 'univermy of BuFFalo Orchesfra '3l '32 '33, Lillle Salon Orcheslra '32, Pinafore '3l, Marlha 32, Falher ol: Wa'rers LEWIS H. WALKER lnlerclass Sporls, Wreslllinq '32 '33, Baslcelball '29 '30, Swimming '33, Sludenl Council '28. MAY I. WALKER MARY HELENA WALTON BulTaIo Slafe Teachers' College Sludenl Council '3l '32. ROSLYN M. WATERS GWENN WATSON Sludenl Council '3I '32 '33, Tennis '3I '32 '33, Badminlon '3l '32 '33, Archery '32. T WATT .... Niagara Universify Varsily Baslaelball '30-'3l '3l-'32 '32-'33, lnlramural Soflball '32 '33, Golf '32, Volleyball '32, Block N Club. HELEN WATTS MARY ELIZABETH WEBB . . S+enograpl'1er HARRY WEGLICKI .... Noire Dame lnlramural Baslcelball, Volleyball, Sollball '3l '32 '33, lnlramural Baseball, Tennis '32 '33, lnlramural Soccer '3l '32, CHARLES F. WEIGAND . . Syracuse Universiiy lnlerclass Baslcelball '3l '32, lnlerclass Volleyball '3l '33, School Council '3l. DORRIS E. WEINHEIMER . Bookkeeper and Sfenographer MILFORD WELLER ESTHER L. WERNER Flower and Color Commiflee '33, Orcheslra '30 '3l. LESTER WHITE, Jr. . . Massachuselfs Ins+iI'u'I'e Dramalic Club '3l '32, Ers+while Susan. Orcheslra Spring Concerl '32, Glee Club Accompanisf '3I. RICHARD A. WILLS . . Universify of Alabama Universiiy of Buffalo HAROLD WILLIAMS Band '30 '3I. EDWARD WILSON Foolball '3l '32, lnlerclass Sporis '3l '32. ELEANOR WILSON . . Kelly Business Ins'ri+uIe Boolaslore '30 '3l '32 '33. W. EARL WINN Foolball '30 '3l, Volleyball '30 3l, Sluclenl' Council. RHEA PEARL WOOD . . . Houghfon College Orcheslra '31 '32 '33, Pinafore '3l, Mar+ha '32, ELIZABETH WOOLISON Chorus '33, Chairman of Communily Chesl Cam- paign '33, School Council '33. JOYCE YNGVE Scarlef Quill '33, Chronicle '32, Usher, Senior Life Saving. HONORA E. ZABKOWSKI Tennis '3l '32, Badmin'I'on '30 '3I '32. JOSEPH A. ZASU HA lnTramural Soffball '32 '33, lnjrramural Hardball '32 '33, lnframural Volleyball '32 '33. IVER HANSEN . Universify of Soufhern California ADDITIONAL SENIORS DOROTHY CHIAPPONE . Lasell College - , - Sfenographer CAROLYNE E. CIRRITO . Lasell College Sfenographer ELLINOR G. CLAYTON ...... Queens Chicora College ISABEL DONIA ..... Sfenographer O. G. A. CerTificaTe FRANCES GOSLIN . . Training School, I S+. Mary's Hospifal O. Cv. A. CerTificaTe ESTHER HAMMOND ....... Buffalo Sfafe Teachers' College STudenT Council '31 GEORGE HODGE .... Commercial DORIS E. HOWELL Chorus '30, Forum Club '33 . Secreiarial Work ESTHER M. HUGHES ALBERT el .JOSEPH Drarnaiic Club '32 '33, Drama Class '32 '33, B'oys' Glee Club '3I '32 '33, Query Club '33, Wresfling '33, Volley- ,ball '32, ardball and Soffball '3l JM, ffauw6yB,j? SANFO D J. AIS R Chorus ancl Glee Club '29 '3I '32, . AssisTanT Manager Track Team '30 A fum-E' we MILDRED LaRATTA . . . Slenographer Shorfhand Cerfificafe of Merif NINA LeWORTHY . Mechanics InsTi+uI'e MARGARET MCMULLEN . Geneseo Normal Dramafics '3l '32 MARION MASTERMAN . Sienographer ROSE NEUBAUER . . Sfenographer - Chorus EUGENIA MARGARET O'CONNOR . A. Albany Sfafe Teachers' College K ' GORDON A. PAGE MARY ROSE PAONESSA . S+enographer O. G. A. Cerfificafe CATHERINE Pa.PUCH Rochesfer Ins+i+u+e-3 American Academy-I Illusfrafor Drama'ric Class '30 '33 JOSEPH PELLER JANE F. PLOCK . Universify of Wisconsin Sfudeni' Council '31 EDWARD SAMULSKI lnframural Soccer '30, lnframural Vol- leyball '30 '3I '33, lnframural Baslcef- bali '31 '32 J.,-1 J EAN SCOTT . . Business PAUL SCHULZ Niagara Universi+y C. P. A. STudenT Council LOTTIE SKURSKI . . . Business School IWRA TAYLOR . . .- . Sfenographer ffuvfuyaff CATHERINE A. VIOLANTE . Lasell College S+enographer FRANK WADOWKA .... Syracuse Baslcefball, So'i+ball, Baseball, Handball KENNETH WENDT . Universify of Buffalo Baseball Team, InTrarnural B'askeTball, Volleyball JANET BERNICE WROTNIAK . . Nurse THE NIAGARIAN I933 THE NlAGARlAN ADDITIONAL SENIORS lCon+inuedl Charles Alorarnowirz William Aclferson' Merl M. Annis Virginia M. Armslrong Ann Eloise Ardan Gemela Arnold Elias Backus Jeanne Barnes Edwin Beegle Rulh Beegle Mildred BenneH Jane Bingenheimer Earl Blaine James B. Brasser William M. Budge Elizabelh Cagle Lee Caldwell Marion R. Carlisle Calherine Cieplinslci Frank J. Connors, Jr. Marjorie H. Cossar Ernesl Crawford Leonard Culorla Solomon Culcher Frederic Dunning Mary Farella Leonard Fellows Jeanelre T. Finllco Margarer Filrzgerald Jean Eilzpairick Mildred Galliher Viclor Garman Gladys Gilford Waller Gorban Charles Goslin Helen Gray Mildred Hepburn Doris R. Hughes William L. Hunl, Jr. Sayre E. Johnson Elizabelh Jones Evelyn Jorey Roman Kaganiec Emanuel Kargalgis Vincen+ Kelley Abe Kranliz Adeline Krowinslci Almeda Liger Kenneih Lindhursl Jaclc Longhine John Maslo Eman Maulis, Jr. Joe Maulis Joseph A. Mazzie Angelo A. Mazzei William McAllisler Charles Mingay Emily Mis Jaclc P. Nash Daniel Newman Lucy Novara - Chesler Nowaclci Thomas O'Neill M. Winona Pemloleion Joe C. Riggi Bealrice Sahl Joseph Sciuli Agnes Shanahan Charles Shedd E. Lucile Shields Philip Silverlhorn Margarel Snell Berlha Tabalc Florence Tidd Hazel P. Traulo Leo Tyran Donald Wakeman Eleanor Wendl John Wicker Sranley Wishowski Wallace Woodcoclc Teophil Worosz Rae B. Wrighl I933 SENIORITES We always will remember Things our Tellow-sTudenTs do- They'll make us laugh, or will amuse us All our whole liTe Through. Eddie Gornbein acTually Passed ChemisTry, aT lasT: l-le did The same Tor Cicero- l-le geTs his work so TasT. Jed l-lyde and Billy Goldman l-lave one Thing in common: They like To walk on railroad Tracks When They go ouT To hike. MasTerman, The lVlodernisT, ls Louis' well-earned name: For The arT he displayed in painTing his room Needs a privaTe hall oT Tame. PeTe Prozeller wore a baThrobe To school Wing Collar Day: To prove he likes To appear dishabille l-le did iT again in The play. Bob Cooley wroTe The KibiTzer' In The Chronicle, and howl l-le Told The world abouT us- Things we never knew Till now. Bob Wigle and BeTTy l-larries l-lave noT decided yeT WheTher Those Things were Tlowers Or shrinking violeTs. May- LesTer WhiTe is a name by all For miles around well known: l-le picks The preTTiesT girlies And he marks Them Tor his own. Bruno ScruTari is The man No secreTs is he keeping, The reason is, in sTudy hall, l-le Talks while he is sleeping. Charlie Mellon's camera l-las snapped us one and all: l-le has enough picTures oT This and ThaT To paper The TirsT Tloor hall. The park Tor Georgie Snyder Provides The very place When he is playing hookey To hide his guilTy Tace. We've all done someThing singular During our high school course- So please remember-iT's all in Tun, lWe could have made iT worsell Tl-IE NIAGARTAN T933 THE NIAGARIAN I933 When old words die our on +he rongue, new melodies break forrh from rhe heart and where The old hacks are losr, new counrry is revealed wifh Hs won- elers. -Sir Rabinclranarh Tagore. 4 lI55' ,. ., ' 9 Ii: f'.'172r'?,fH7. Zin- -7. -. 1. 'R ,Vs wx' 51:-is :'.i n-1+-,E172:1-e1f-- J - - ' I ' .,.--:-.yn . , , 'Q-,.'--we-sr,-s -QV -2 - f. ' ..1 1 3' if?-,r-.,: Q-. 1- -x '-I -'L.-'gre'-,1. 5,5 .. 1- .1-cg--ww-1?-:aasf-5 -Q -Vw -4- -If. M- - V 9'-Ex' nil-'1 Ifgif'-w-e..z':5:'-2-1ng- 7.2 iz:-2 -.ima I , an--x.-.-K,-1-15. ,,.-1.-,,,x.,,. .,5. .- -fmg,---1 'r . .' Eng: JAH- gf.tG'.g- Lg I1j,:f:.,: rx-g ij: -Iwi'-.-5 .. -. X.. .,-.. I .X V,,,,,,,,,, A x IV, I V 3 , I ...,, g, , .,.. V I 5 ,..-, A , ' lx' nj iq. .J -1,5 'vfiljf -if I-.-I A - rf fl? ., -r. -. .ff . ,fy-1.-5,-A .If-1.,-. -- - -Q---'.3.-. 5, .-,.. ,., V . 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E.-.j,:'g.Q5f,ii I NIJ--igz.-,Y -,-, ..,. K ,- II f ' f If EI II ---- 'IV-- . 2 SIENIQQ ACTIVITIES THE NIAGARIAN CLASS POEM - CLASS IQ33 SENIOR THOUGHTS PleasanT sTudies, careTree hoursl They are mem'ries oT These years ThaT do give us Treasured dowers And do make us laugh aT Tears. Do we Tear The liTe kJeTore us? Does The oak Tree Tear To grow? See-iT rises Trom The earTh dusT, Up To where The sTrong winds lolow. School is like a gianT anvil Moulding us Tor TuTure liTe. Teachers Torge The armor ThaT will Guard us in some laTer sTriTe. Friends and comrades, now we're loarTing, For we're grown and work musT do: BuT Through years, soTT echoes sounding, Speak oT school and sTandards True. Helen O'Neill. I933 CLASS SONG-CLASS I 933 Dedicated to the Senior Class of 1933. Parting Wavds and Music by IOHNLEE MARSH f .. X E X E X 1 X : , 1 X l X PHifwHsHf:4-1-efif-2-ffsfwiwfg. S' - -1 Q -1 il ' ' 1. The lime draws near when we must part from friends, from schoohfrnm teach - ers dear. A N 2. Thaugh years may lead us far a - way, Ni - ag - ar - a will be our home. The 3. I---..1 , : X-gf' - , E F X 1-- -P ' X i SEX' f 5' f . i i FII' 'FSH El Hqcif gl 1 il 4 4 v ' ten - der sad - ness fills each heart, We can - not heh: hui shed a iear.. mem - o - ry of ihese glad days Will ease our hearts and lift our gloom. ' Y - i v X f' 4 V E. F556 V E? i EC V-VW' I CHORUS X X ' F1 X 1 r- ' ' X X X 4:1 4 X X E gf X Li X I Q - Y 2-+:p E if ,E i X X E i ' 0 7 7 Q J' 5 3 4 N: - ag - ar - a oh Red and Gray you've taught us much wJ1l noi for - get, 'Ta , Oi C Q - , - X ri 5 1 '1 X X X Ed EX ,X be P X X X ll , 1 a . 2 4 h i : i X ' 2 F 3 - - - P-1 E 1 si F 2 Wozjk , To think , to laugh and play , To sam' - i fice with A ou! re - gre! , : I4 J 12' W: A-Si' 9 H g , I S .X F Fi 1 'Q 1:-P F Eff L 2 X H Tl-IE NIAGARIAN IQ33 TI-IE INIIAGARIAN I933 PRESIDENTS CLASS NIGI-IT ADDRESS O-INIIGI-IT, as we, The class oT I933, sTand on The Threshold oT IiTe's open door, we experience a Teeling oT ioy accompanied by sadness, Tor we realize ThaT our graduaTion means separa- Tion and The breaking oT many Triendly Ties. AIThough we know ThaT we have come To The end oT a hard Task, we realize TuII well ThaT a greaTer, more exacTing Tield lies ahead. Gur glorious moTTo Throbs wiThin us, I-Iold TasT The good and seek The beTTer, and as we are assembled beTore you in These closing hours oT our high school career we vow To carry ouT ThaT ideal. You Too realize ThaT we are soon going ouT inTo a larger Tield oT responsibiIiTy and service, and you wonder whaT parT we are To have in The advancemenT oT mankind. True enough, on us much oT The burden and hope oT The TuTure resTs. Shall we be driven by The winds oT chance, or shall we make The mosT oT our IimiTIess opporTuniTies To conTribuTe our share To The Tirm sTrucTure oT enduring progress? IT you could poinT ouT our paTh oT endeavor, iT would be seen To be Tilled wiTh labor ThaT builds wiThouT desTroyingq wiTh love showing in deeds, noT words alone: wiTh service so inTerwoven wiTh our daily lives ThaT iT becomes a parT oT our very naTures. Even To-day Tinds us buT a shorT disTance Trom Those days when men and women showed Themselves equal To The supreme sacriTices Tor The beTTermenT oT mankind. Can we, in The Trying days which Iie iusT ahead, Tail when The eyes oT socieTy are Turned To us Tor The sol-uTion oT diTTicuIT problems yeT unsolved? We musT noT and will noT Tail if we work hard, play Tair, and Tace each arising siTuaTion unaTraid. We musT learn To live noT wholly in The presenT, viewing men and maTTers as we Tind Them, wiThouT ThoughT as To how and by whaT slow degrees The human race aTTained iTs presenT sTaTeg nor To live only in The pasT, delving among The ruins oT ancienT empires, or deciphering The deTaced inscripTions Trom crumbling walls and obelisks, and Thereby grow anTiguaTed and wholly unTiT To keep pace wiTh The progress oT The Times. lnsTead, we musT realize our reIaTions To all creaTed Things, sTanding upon The isThmus oT The presenT, keeping in memory The hisTory oT The pasT, and iudging wisely The TuTure. As we pause and look back Tor a momenT along The paTh we have Trod, we Tind iT To be one oT hardship Tor some, a smooTher paTh Tor oThers, a paTh oT broken and mended Triendships-a Tew builT anew: iT is sTrewn wiTh sTarTling sTrucTures oT our own cre- aTion. IT is a mirror reTIecTing our devoTion Tor The school ThaT now holds Tor us only smouldering embers oT pIeasanT memories. Ralph B. Brooks, PresidenT oT Class oT I933. CLASS HISTORY I 933 Time makes us grow in sTaTure Tall And soon we heed advenTure's call, l3uT oTT 'Tis Tun To reminisce And Think oT ioys we now do miss. F, sTudenTs Trom NorTh Junior, SouTh Junior, CenTral Junior and La Salle Junior l-ligh School boarded The same ship, Niagara Falls l-ligh School, Three years ago To seek The same porT. Some oT us Treshmen, Tor so we were called, enTered Timidlyg some, hopeTully: and some, curiously, buT all wiTh The same goal, graduaTion, in view. We were To be scorned buT noT enTirely unnoTiced by The superior oTTicers, The proud iuniors and The mighTy seniors. Well we can remember how wiTh humiliTy we asked The way To The swimming pool or desperaTely searched Tor room I49. We haughTily Took our assigned places in The balcony lwe some- Times even succeeded in ouT-cheering Those upper classmen belowl. ATTer we had become beTTer accusTomed To ship liTe and The ways oT good old Niagara Falls l-ligh School we were poliTely reTerred To as sophomores, by Mr. STrough aT leasT, alThough The oTTicers sTill persisTed in calling us Those liTTle Freshmen in a disdainTul manner. Wing Collar Day! We Treshmen donned our green ribbons and Ties proudly, if noT deTianTly. We had looked Torward To ThaT evenT impaTienTly, yeT a liTTle TearTully. l-lowever, we upheld The sTandard seT Tor us, and aTTer ThaT imporTanT day we TelT more a parT oT The Niagara Falls l-ligh School. RegenTsl The hardesT iob on board. The very menTion oT Them puT dread inTo our hearTs, buT we came Through wiTh Tlying colors like The reliable liTTle sophomores ThaT we were. Then we were promoTed. We were iuniorsl We looked down on The new passengers, The Treshmen, who appeared even more unaccusTomed To sea life Than we had, and Tried To ouT-do our superior oTTicers, The seniors. No longer musT we siT in The balcony oT The audiTorium, buT we eagerly mingled wiTh The seniors on The lower deck. On Wing Collar Day we displayed our Tlaming colors Tl-IE NIAGARIAN IQ33 THE ixiifxexxiaifxiv T933 CLASS HISTORY icanianueai wiTh a superior air, TorgeTTul oT The humbleness ThaT was ours The previous year. When June and exams approached, The capTains warned us ThaT we were no longer Treshmen, and ThaT we musT seTTle down To work seriously. l-lowever, The advancemenT ThaT we obTained was no less Than we expecTed. T Seniors! We could hardly realize we had earned This coveTed oTTice. The TirsT senior meeTing was held December 23, l932. Ralph Brooks was elecTed PresidenT and Mr. BedTord, TaculTy adviser. Emily Baldwin was chosen secreTary. AT The second meeTing held lviarch 2, DoroThy CarTer was elecTed vice presi- denTg David l-lilliard, Treasurer, l-lelen O'Neill, class poeT. Blue and silver were chosen Tor our class colors aT The Tollowing meeTing and The yellow rose selecTed as our Tlower. John lviarsh was elecTed song-wriTer. AT The nexT assembly oT The senior class, Charles Saxe was chosen class propheTg Bruno ScruTari, class TesTa- Torg PeTer Prozeller, manTle oraTor, William Goldman, class sTaTi- ciang lvlary Randolph, class hisTorian. Cn Wing Collar Day we valianTly Tlew our class colors, blue and silver. The senior play aTForded nnuch amusemenT on The voyage and lighTened many a Task. Bird in l-land, by John DrinkwaTer, was presenTed lviay 4 and 5 by The senior class. And now The ship has reached The porT and The Time has come To say Tarewell. IT has been a happy voyage Tor us: The knowledge we have acquired, The Triendships we have Tormed, The ideals we have gained will always remain wiTh us and The years we have spenT TogeTher on The good ship Niagara Falls l-ligh School will always be a pleasanT memory. This is noT The beginning oT The end, buT The ending oT The beginning. We have become experienced sea- men, Thanks To our capTains and The spiriT oT our TrusTy vessel, The good old HN. F. l-l. S. Build Today, Then, sTrong and sure, WiTh a Tirm and ample base, And ascending and secure Will Tomorrow Tind iTs place. lviary Randolph, Class l-lisTorian IQ33. CLASS PROPHECY UIETLY I slipped info my sfudy and dropped info an easy comforf- able chair. Ah! fhere if was, complefe in every defail, fhe worId's only fufuroscope. As I closely observed fhis greaf producf of scienfific endeavor, I paused a momenf and for fhe hundrefh fime refold fo myself ifs remarkable hisfory. The work of an invenfive genius, if possessed oufsfanding possibilifies. Superior fo all ofher machines of ifs cenfury, if alone, wifh a few fwisfs of ifs dials, could bring before one life in fhe fufure in all ifs nafuralness. I quivered wifh delighf as I realized fhaf fhe fufuroscope was mine, all mine. I could now fesf ifs prophefic powers fo my own safis- facfion. I-low wonderful, I fhoughf, if I mighf learn info whaf pafhs of life fhe members of my senior class would direcf fhemselves wifhin, say, I5 years affer graduafion. My whole body fhrilled wifh wild excifemenf as I placed a shaking hand on fhe complicafed insfrumenf board and sef fhe dials for Niagara Ealls-I948. Then, Iisfening infenfly and fasfening my full affen- fion on fhe whife screen before me, I released fhe confrol lever. Ah, my priceless fufuroscopelu I breafhed, as I wafched some dim hazy figures on fhe screen grow clearer, and clearer, and clearer .... One glance fold me fhaf before me lay fhe busfling downfown secfion of fhe cify. A large noisy crowd was fighfing ifs way fhrough fhe doors of a beaufifully decorafed building on fhe fronf of which hung a sign reading, The Gilberf Terreberry Eive 81 Ten. Several of fhe riofous bargain hunfers I immediafely recognized as Mildred Moore, I-Ielen Reicherf, Esfher Creagh, and Jean Scoff. They were using fheir umbrellas fo good advanfage on fhe luckless floorwalkers lDick Gaiser, William Taylor, I-Ioward Larrabee, and David Sfirlingl who were valianfly frying fo sfem fhe onrushing fide. Some of fhe smaller places of business which I noficed were fhose of Clarence Kremers, bufcherg Lewis Walker, seller of second-hand aufo parfs: Ross Lym- burner, barber: Melvin Pierce, hardware dealer: Vicfor Burch, shoemakerg and Frank Kalifa, big fruif and vegefable man. The sfrain of managing a nighf and day garage had evidenfly been foo greaf on Roberf Cooley for he was sleeping peacefully in a swivel chair. Suddenly a faxicab whirled around fhe corner and came fo a screeching sfop. I was amazed fo find fhaf fhe reckless cab driver was Edward Gornbein. I-Ie opened fhe rear door and ouf fell a group of sailors, who were singing somefhing abouf Davy Jones' Locker. As fhey came closer, I was able fo disfinguish fhe faces of Jack Nelson, Angelo Longo, and William Boles. I wafched fhem sfagger info a beer garden where fhe propriefor, Eddie Quaranfillo, rubbed his hands glee- fully and waved fo a pair of smiling waifresses. Emma Ewarf and Elma Marfini soon appeared wifh foaming frays. In one corner of fhe garden, John Marsh was direcfing a German band which was providing afmosphere for fhe diligenf drinkers. Some of fhe more popular members of his band were James Iflughey, Sam Lynn, Ray Sage, and David I-Iilliard, flufisf. A handsome quarfef composed of Marfin Schulfz, Edgar Grabau, Thomas Hogan, and Charles Weigand was iniecfing fhe vocal inferludes. Nexf fo appear before me was a forlorn-looking figure over whose shoulders had been placed a sign bearing fhe inscripfion, Eaf af Frank PagIiari's Sfeak I-louse. I was filled wifh pify as I recognized fhe sfandard bearer fo be none ofher fhan Ralph Brooks. Suddenly I found myself looking af a newspaper over fhe shoulder of Pe-fer Prozeller lin fhe garb of Reynard, fhe World's Animal Trainerl. The fronf page headline carried news of fhe crash of fhe Polly- TI-IE NIAGARIAN I933 Tl-IE NIAGARIAN I 933 CLASS PROPI-IECY lConTinuedl anna, The airplane in which Those Three inTrepid globe-girdlers, George Bligh, Angelo Mazzei, and Joseph BelIonTe, were Tlying. VincenT Kelly, sTowaway, had escaped unscaThed. FarTher down The page was an arTicle Telling oT The arresT oT I-lerberT RiTzhaupT, coal Truck driver, whom Rae B. WrighT, TraTTic cop, charged wiTh speeding. AnoTher sTory gave a gripping accounT oT The Trial oT Thomas Shiya, noTed radical leader, who had been dragged Trom a soapbox on Falls sTreeT. IT TurTher sTaTed ThaT Judge Roy V. Danahy had acquiTTed The deTendanT upon The requesT oT his lawyer, John W. Brophy. Reading under The heading AnnouncemenTs, l noTiced ThaT The advisory board oT The Women's AnTi-Marriage SocieTy consisTing oT Sarah Perry, Eloise Ardan, Thelma STahIman, Rhea Levey, and Eunice Donley was To meeT wiTh iTs presidenT, Emily Baldwin. The guesT speaker was To be Bill Goldman whose Topic, LiTe on My RaTTlesnal4e Farm, was guaranTeed To Thrill all. As I glanced Through The radio columns, I again saw a hosT oT Tamiliar names, JaneT Thomas, Agnes Kaczowslci, and Earl Winn were billed as a vocal Trio called The Three Keys To Heaven. RuTh Parsons, in her weekly bool: review was To discuss I-lelen O'NeiII's laTesT IiTerary eTTorT TiTled Does Sin Pay? John Enos was The TeaTured soloisT wiTh Arnold Burns' dance orchesTra. I was mosT surprised To Tind Bruno ScruTari IisTed as The Dream Man on a children's sTory hour. ln The amusemenT secTion oT The paper There was an adverTisemenT To The eTTecT ThaT Fred STamps, manager oT The RiTz NighT Club, announced a new Tloor show. I-le also sTaTed ThaT The girls in The new chorus were all Broadway imporTaTions. They were RuTh 'I-lill, lvlariorie Bing- ham, EsTher Werner, Anna GuTosl4i, Grace Shepherd, I-lelen WaTTs, Rachel LaGamba, and Shirley lvlyers, wiTh Roslyn WaTers, TeaTured blues singer. lvlenTion was also made oT a .piano reciTal T.o be presenTed by Lucile Shields, noTed concerT pianisT. I-ler program was To be composed enTireIy oT selec- Tions by The Tamous Irish composer, William McConnell. The newspaper Tell Trom view and I Tound myseIT gazing abouT The busy oTTice oT The John MarTin-Willard Gleason brokerage Tirm. I noTiced ThaT Laura Taylor, Willa OuTIand and Joy STube were acTing as sTenographers. The scene shiTTed, and I was loolcing aT The doors OT oTher oTTices in The building. On .one door was wriTTen Dr. RoberT Rowe, DenTisT. OTher signs read RoberT Wigle, ArchiTecTg John Call, GsTeopaThg RoberT WaTT, Civil Engineer: RoberT Finn, Landscape Gardener: Dr. Aldo Guisiana, Ear Special- isTg and John Davis, ProprieTor oT The KanTloose MaTrimonial Agency. NexT To appear beTore me were BeTTy I-larries, MargareT l:iTzgerald, and BeTTy lvlayle who had laid down Their soda Trays long enough To gossip a while. l heard Them say ThaT Reuben Taylor and Lillian Van RaalTe had been wedded by The Rev. Jed I-lyde, and were seriously considering seTTIing Themselves up in The poulTry business despiTe The compeTiTion oT Donald I-IewiTT, lqnown To Thousands as The Egg King. The girls also sTarTed guiTe an argumenT CLASS PRO Pl-I ECY lConTinuedl as To wheTher RoberT Sax or Roy Schoonover was The mosT appealing lover on The screen. I-Iowever, Their discussion was rudely inTerrupTed by The enTrance oT Luke Sabella, owner oT The ice cream parlor. Then more oT my Teminine companions passed beTore me in rapid review. Virginia Harvey was Teaching a kindergarTen class how To play BuTTon, BuTTon. Alice Reisig, Marion I-lalleTT, and Anna Binkley were sTand- ing behind The counTer oT LesTer WhiTe's Lingerie Shop. EIizabeTh Caprio and Marjorie Conrad were operaTing a waTTle sTand7 Frances ConsTanTino, a peT sTore. DoroThy Price and KaThleen Dibben were iusT concluding Their TenTh year in a sTruggle Tor a college diploma. DoroThy CarTer and Mary Randolph had already aTTained greaT prominence as clirecTors oT The Tamous Frank Perez I-lome Tor Orphans. Laura Peck, Bessie Johnson, and Mary Dalgleish were esTablishing Themselves as The Cream oT The Crop in a naTional baThing beauTy conTesT. The picTure beTore me changed enTirely, and I realized ThaT I was survey- ing The local CounTry Club golT course. Leaning on Their lawn mowers were Two grouchy greenkeepers whom I knew aT TirsT glance To be Edward Macey and STanley PieTak. They were mumbling iealously To Themselves as They waTched John Sharp, The club's golT insTrucTor, give Doris Ries her daily lesson. I also recognized Donald MacKenzie and New York Lucci, who, I gaThered, had leTT Their underTaking esTablishmenT long enough To play eighTeen holes. As They marched down The Tairway, They launched Them- selves inTo a general discussion oT sporTs. From Them I learned ThaT I-IerberT I-Iaseley had enTered The pole-vaulTing division oT The Olympics, and ThaT Virginia Carrigan and Jack Longhine were picked To win honors in The annual swim up Niagara River. I was surprised To hear ThaT MaTThew Tucker had eliminaTed George I-lodge in a naTion-wide weighT-IiTTing conTesT. Also inTeresTing was The TacT ThaT Elsie Shepherdson and Leonard Meyers had won The mixed doubles ping-pong championship oT The ciTy. Suddenly I was Thrown Trom my chair by a TerriTic explosion which rocked my sTudy. Regaining my senses, I arose To my TeeT and immediaTely looked in The direcTion OT my TuTuroscope. I was sTruck wiTh horror as I noTed ThaT where once my precious TuTuroscope had sTood, There now remained buT a heap oT crumbling, smouldering wreckage. Alas, iT was Truel My TuTuro- scope was no more. And ohl There was so much more I had wished To learn Trom iT, Tor I am sure ThaT my 1oTher cIassmaTes here unmenTioned will have equally illusTrious places in Niagara's I-lall oT Fame. Charles J. Saxe, Class PropheT. Tl-IE NIAGARIAN T933 Tl-IE NIAGARIAN I933 CLASS STATISTICS STATISTICIAN is deTined as one skilled in The collecTion and TabulaTion oT numerical daTa. Through my appoinTmenT To The posiTion, ThereTore, l received The complimenT oT being skilled, buT, since l have To presenT some numerical daTa in reTurn, here goes. The graduaTing class oT I933 has slepT 4I I2 years, according To adeguaTe and compeTenT medical auThoriTy. This is a liTTle more Than The ToTal age oT all The TaculTy members, buT we have only slepT ThaT lengTh oT Time. Since sTarTing wiTh Tigures concerning sleep mighT creaTe a bad impression, leT me say aT once ThaT our sTandard oT marks is above The average Tor high schools, according To The STaTe Board oT RegenTs. And wiTh cerebral TaciliTy, we combine pulchri- Tude. General consensus oT opinion, coupled wiTh accuraTe obser- vaTion has also proved ThaT we have more preTTy girls Than mosT high schools. BeauTiTul, Though noT dumb! lvlaybe you Think we aren'T energeTic. Seniors have, in This year, ascended sTairs To The aggregaTe exTenT oT 549.6 miles, more Than IOO Times The heighT oT MounT EveresT. NOT only ThaT, buT we have walked corridors egual To The disTance Trom San Francisco To BogoTa, The capiTal oT Colombia. And The Lord only knows how Tar our poor abused Teachers are Torced To ambulaTe going Trom a class in The TourTh Tloor annex To caTeTeria sTudy hall and Then back To The TourTh Tloor annex. Do we do homework? The paper used Tor This purpose by The graduaTing class in iTs senior year would cover 6 acres, and The lengTh oT The lines on ThaT paper would exTend Trom here To Chicago. Those senT To deTenTion during The pasT year ToTaled 4,479. AT ChrisTmas when The vicTims were excused upon The paymenT oT a can oT soup, enough was collecTed To make 4,32l spoonTuls oT The liquid. 'Tis a sTrange coincidence ThaT The license number oT Mr. STrough's car is The same as ThaT oT The Trosh sTudy hall--304. While speaking oT license numbers and auTomobiles, l mighT men- Tion ThaT if you mulTiply The number oT seniors by 84, add l,549, mulTiply by one over 6, add 3,935 !,f5, divide by 3.2 and you will sTill geT The lasT 4 Tigures in 8E-35-59. The TirsT person deTermining The proper number oT members in The senior class Trom These sTaTisTics will receive a new ChevroleT---caTalogue. NoTe: VeriTicaTion oT any Tigure will be supplied upon The receipT oT a selT-sTamped, selT-addressed envelope. William Goldman, Class STaTisTician. CLASS WILL KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS HAT WE, The class oT '33 oT The Niagara Ealls High School oT The ciTy OT Niagara Ealls in The counTy oT Niagara and The sTaTe oT New York, having compleTed Three glorious years oT Tun and Tellowship and lin some insTancesl sTudy7 and having successTuIly hurdled all obsTacles seT beTore us by The good TaThers oT The board oT educaTion, deem iT TiTTing and proper, To make, declare, and publish This our lasT will and TesTamenT, in wiTness OT The undersigned. EirsT: To The iunior class: ' ARTICLE I, SecTion I. To The class oT '34 we bequeaTh The sole righT To be classiTied as seniors, including, oT course, all privileges, responsibiliTies, and worry, ThaT Tall upon The shoulders oT each senior, our only hope being ThaT They may display buT a TracTion oT our good iudgmenT in meeTing all problems ThaT may conTronT Them. Ivlay They honor all The TradiTions ThaT we have held dear, and uphold everyThing noble Tor which This school has sTood during iTs exisTence. SecTion 2. To The male members oT The iunior class we bequeaTh The enTire main oTTice To be used as a smoking lounge and general recreaTion hall, Thereby eliminaTing The necessiTy oT dashing across The sTreeT beTween classes. SecTion 3. To The presidenT oT The junior class we exTend The privilege oT appoinTing an enTire new corps oT guards To proTecT The picTure on The wall wesT oT The main oTTice door, To Till The gaps leTT by The graduaTion oT some oT iTs members. ARTICLE Il, SecTion I. To The Treshmen class oT whom we have seen IiTTIe and Think less we leave Don Myers and CheT Human, The ProTiIe Boys, who will each day oT each school week provide enTerTainmenT Tor The ediTicaTion oT The Treshmen. ARTICLE III, SecTion I. To The members oT.our beloved TacuITy Through whose eTTorTs iT is possible Tor us To receive our diplomas This year, and whose poor heads have suTTered many an ache and pain during our shorT buT sTormy career as members oT The sTudenT body oT N. E. H. S., we bequeaTh a craTe oT aspirin TableTs as a Token oT our appreciaTion. ARTICLE IV. To The Tollowing individuals whose acTions have led us To believe ThaT They are worThy oT our recogniTion and remembrance we do hereby will and begueaTh: SecTion I. To Lawrence Ivliner we leave Eddie QuaranTiIlo's aThleTic abiliTy. Ivlay he Take advanTage oT our generosiTy and bring To N. E. H. S. The same Tame and glory ThaT Eddie has broughT in The pasT. Ivlay he be a True leader in The eyes oT his Team maTes and an inspiraTion To Those who are To Tollow in his TooTsTeps. Ivlay he always place sporTsmanship above vicTory. SecTion 2. To James Nixon we begueaTh PaTricia GauThier's abiliTy To obTain honor marks. SecTion 3. To Dan Durnin we leave AgaThon Albion's dancing pumps. We do hereby appoinT lvliss Emma Hulen and Mr. L. H. STrough as sole execuTors oT This The lasT will and TesTamenT oT The class oT '33. In TesTimony whereoT, I have To This our lasT will and TesTamenT subscribed my name and seT my seal, This eighTeenTh day oT May, in The year oT our Lord one Thousand nine hundred and ThirTy-Three. . BRUNO A. SCRUEARI. Class TesTaTor. Signed, sealed, declared, and published by The said B. A. ScruTari, as and Tor This lasT will and TesTamenT, in presence oT us, who, aT his reguesT and in his presence and in The presence oT each oTher, have subscribed our names as wiTnesses hereTo. SoTie KlaTz Abdulabulbulamier Ben Dover Lizzy TwiTch Sue lcide Ivan EluTuhiTch THE NIAGARIAN I933 Tl-IE NIAGARIAN T933 . MANTLE ORATION TEACHERS, CLASSMATES AND FRIENDS: ODAY as we come To The parTing oT The ways, The guesTion uppermosT in each oT our minds is whaT To do and where To go nexT. Now ThaT we have reached our coveTed goal, leT us pause Tor a while and Think seriously. Shall we be saTisTied To sink back inTo The obscuriTy Trom which we came, or shall we, looking Tar down The road, Tix our desires on The Things in liTe really worTh while? Never in The hisTory oT The school has a senior class Taced a more perplexing siTuaTion. Some oT us are going on To college in order ThaT we may add To and develop an already well laid ToundaTion. l-lowever, many oT us are going ouT inTo an unsympa- TheTic business world where The demand Tor Trained men and women is insuTTicienT To meeT The ever increasing supply. BuT in This day we can noT sTand sTill, and To go backward would mean uTTer Tailure boTh To ourselves and To our Triends. There is only one Thing Tor us To do: To Tollow The lvlasTer hand and push our way upward and ouTward and always Torward. All Too soon, our high school days have come To a close in a TearTul and wonderful Time. We are abouT To pass on. When we are gone, I wonder if Niagara will miss us as much as we shall miss her. l Tear noT. Incoming sTudenTs will Take our places, and we shall soon be TorgoTTen, buT we shall never TorgeT. SweeT memories oT The days spenT here will linger long in our lives To cheer and comTorT us. Before we go, we pause To perTorm This, our lasT duTy. Juniors, on you we conTer a greaT honor. ln giving you The Token oT seniorhood we remind you ThaT To become seniors you musT prepare yourselves Tor a Task ThaT is long, arduous, and greaT. Class oT l934, we besTow upon you This manTle oT Red and Gray. Live Tor iT, cherish iT, uphold iTs TradiTions, while iT is yours and when The Time comes, may you hand This manTle To your successors, wiTh all iTs lessons well learned. ' PeTer J. Prozeller, ManTle OraTor, Class oT I933. JUNIOR RESPONSE TO MANTLE ORATION T-lREE years ago a group oT young people enTered This high school. AT ThaT Time They were, no doubT, overawed by The vasT possibiliTies ThaT lay ahead oT Them and by The numerous branches oT insTrucTion Trom which They could choose Their courses. Now we Tind ThaT same group oT young people abouT To leave This insTiTuTion, Their Alma lvlaTer. WhaT a change These Three years have wroughT in Them, a change apparenT Trom boTh a physical and menTal poinT oT view, a change ThaT will be oT greaT value boTh as a Tinancial aid and Tor The pleasanT memories oT school days here. When The Class oT '33 began Their lasT year here, They auTo- maTically Took upon Themselves The ideals ThaT our school has always upheld. This graduaTing class has TulTilled These ideals in a Truly remarkable manner. Their accomplishmenTs have been many and oT high qualiTy. We, The Class oT '34, have been greaTly honored and beneTiTed by having Them as Triends and companions. Probably every sophomore and iunior has aT one Time or anoTher Taken some senior as his sTar, waTched his every move, and Then Tried To duplicaTe his achievemenTs. Such sTars have been unusually plenTiTul in This year's senior group. l-lowever, all The beneTiTs gained Trom school are noT necessarily educaTional. The numerous and varied acguainTances one makes in high school will be oT greaT value in conTacTs wiTh diTTerenT groups in laTer liTe. ln This respecT, also, we have gained much Trom This graduaTing class. ln view oT all The achievemenTs oT all predecessors, we, The Class oT '34, which I now represenT in accepTing This manTle oT red and gray, The Token oT seniorhood, musT realize The immensiTy oT The Task beTore us in upholding The TradiTion oT our high school when we ourselves shall be seniors. So ThaT aT The end oT our school liTe here, as we place This manTle upon Those who Tollow, we shall be in a posiTion To say To Them, Uphold The splendid ideals oT your Alma lviaTer and may your school be beTTer because you have been a parT oT iT. Richard Rooker, Junior RepresenTaTive. THE NIAGARIAN I933 THE NIAGARIAN l933 I933 NIAGARIAN STAFF HIS year The Niagarian STaTT has Taced a real problem in pub- lishing a book aT a lower cosT Tor The convenience oT The buyer and in Turning ouT whaT They have sTriven To make The greaTesT yearbook yeT ediTed in Niagara Falls High School. Every eTTorT has been made To produce a Tine represenTaTive book wiTh The cooperaTion oT The TaculTy and sTudenT body. In accordance wiTh The Theme, The SpiriT oT Progress, This book is published in The mosT modern layouT oT Today's prinTing. The Tlushed or bleeding oTT pages conTrasT wiTh The cenTered pages oT pasT yearbooks while The drawings illusTraTe The liTe oT The pasT as compared wiTh The liTe oT Today. The T933 Niagarian, while being very modernisTic in design, some day will be consid- ered old-Tashioned, buT The enTire sTaTT hopes ThaT while scenes and cusToms may change, The love in The hearTs oT sTudenTs will remain The same Tor The Niagara Falls High School, The TaculTy, Their Tellow-sTudenTs, and The Niagarian. NTAGARIAN STAFF FDR I933 EdiTor-in-ChieT ....... BETTY J. l-TARRTES FaculTy Advisers .... MISS RUTH ARNOTT YOUNG MR. MARK R. BEDFORD AssisTanT EdiTors . ANNA K. BINKLEY WILLIAM BOLES Business Manager . JOHN MARTIN AssisTanT Business Manager . T .... HELEN O'NEILL NIAGARIAN STAFF-Group I-Members oT The sTaTT are, leTT To righT-FirsT Row: John J. MarTin, Miss RuTh A. Young, Mr. Mark R. BedTorcl, BeTTy J. Harries. Second Row: MargareT Goldpenny, William Boles, Anna Binkley, Angus Morrison, Helen O'Neill. Third Row: Richard Gaiser, Emma EwarT. Bruno ScruTari, Anna GuToski, William K. Taylor. NIAGARIAN STAFF-Group II-Firsf Row: Pefer Prozeller, Belly M. Mayle, WI u Nebriclw, William Goldman. Second Row: Charles Mellon, Evelyn Moone, AID K 'I R r By Agl L go I1 R sph BIInI Shl FBFII Z, 5 FIC, F1 GO OH . T Ird ow: Joe e o e, Irey Pass Harold Couch, Mable Frid, and Frank Kalila. Pu Iolicify Edilors Li+era ry Edifors Ar'r Edilors . Clubs Eclilors Organizafion Edilors Sporf Eclilors Fealure Edilors Humor Edilor Phofography . EVELYN MOONE VERA FERGUSON MILDRED MOORE RICHARD GAISER ' ' FRANK KALITA EMMA EWART ' ' ANGELO LONGO MARGARET GOLDPENNY VIRGINIA HARVEY WILBUR NEBRICK ABE KRANITZ WILLIAM GOLDMAN SHIRLEY PASSAGE . PETER PROZELLER ANGUS MORRISON MABLE FRID - GILBERT TERREBERRY BRUNO SCRUFARI ANNA GUTOSKI BETTY M. MAYLE WILLIAM TAYLOR . CHARLES MELLON Reporlers ' HAROLD COUCH JOSEPH BELLONTE Typisls MARY MONUISZKO MARGARET ROESER JENNIE D'ANGELO EILEEN SWALWELL THE NIAGARIAN I933 DORIS RIES Tl-IE NIAGARIAN T933 BIRD IN HAND Ol-TN DRlNKWATER'S Bird in l-land, a modern English comedy in Three acTs, which was presenTed by The class oT I933, represenTed The Tine acTing abiliTy oT The seniors. The drama deals wiTh The clash beTween Tresh sTandards and ouT- grown preiudices oT The old and The young generaTions. Thomas Greenleaif, proprieTor oT The Bird in I-land inn, dis- approves oT The TacT ThaT his daughTer Joan is inTeresTed in Gerald Arnwood, a young man above her class, and becomes enraged aT The very menTion oT his name. l-lis wiTe Alice, a loving and under- sTanding moTher, Takes Joan's parT and a verbal baTTle ensues when Joan is deTermined To go oTT in C5erald's car. ThaT evening Three Travelers, Cyril Beverly, lvlr. BlangueT, and Mr. Godolphin, K. C., sTay aT The inn overnighT and are Taken inTo The Greenleaifs' conTidence abouT Their daughTer. ATTer hours oT impaTienT waiT- ing Tor Joan's reTurn, lvlr. GreenleaT sTarTs oTT aTTer her. lvlosT oT The nighT is one long anxious advenTure in which Joan reTurns and lvlr. GreenleaT Tlies inTo a rage over her acTions. The second acT, which Takes place in lvlr. Beverly's bedroom, proved To be.The mosT popular because oT The rich humor and acTion here porTrayed on The parT oT The Three Travelers. ln The lasT acT, lvlr. GreenleaT is, by Triendly persuasion on The parT oT The Three Travelers, aT lasT broughT To see The younger generaTion's poinT oT view and is soTTened by The loving sweeTness oT p'reTTy Joan. Every role was excellenTly porTrayed and The audience enThu- siasTically lived Their parTs wiTh Them. Special menTion should be given To Rae WrighT who, as comical, philosophical lvlr. BlangueT, ACT II ACT III almosf sfole fhe show wifh his drooping commenfs in his cockney accenf. Pefer Prozeller and Ralph Brooks also scored high in fheir porfrayals of lvir. Godolphin, K. C. and Cyril Beverley, respec- fively. Godolphin's dry, maffer-of-facf manner and Beverley's suave ridicule proved fo be confrasfingly humorous. David Sfirling, as Thomas Greenleaf, also did fine work in fypifying a misunder- sfanding, as well as a misundersfood fafher. Rufh A. Parsons gave a very vivid porfrayal of fhe modern daughfer in our swiffly moving world, and Emily Baldwin, as fhe masferly calm mofher, was excellenf. Much credif is due Mrs. Georgiana B. Monfgomery, under whose capable direcfion fhe play was a success. Tl-lE CAST Joan Greenleaf . . . . Rufh A. Parsons Alice Greenleaf . Emily W. Baldwin Thomas Greenleaf . . David Sfirling Gerald Arnwood . Frank P. Kalifa Mr. Blanguef Rae B. Wrighf Cyril Beverley . . . Ralph B. Brooks Ambrose Godolphin, K. C. . Pefer Prozeller Sir Roberf Arnwood . . . Joseph Bellonfe Tl-IE NIAGARIAN IQ33 MORES HO P 3AS SO 93 F I O SS CLA S JUNIORS A OF IQ33 SS LA C THE NIAGARIAN I933 Our ingress info +he worlol Was nalceol and bare: Our progress Through The world ls Jrroulole anol carey Our egress from Jrhe world Will be nobooly knows where- BUT if we do well here We shall do well rhere. I NQQQH-'O JNDERGRADUATES F1934 LASS O C Abendschein, Ward Abramowilz, JeaneHe Ackerman, Franklin Addenbrooke, Leonard Agnello, John Albion, Agalrhon Alvarez, Arlrhur Anderluh, Henry Allen, Charles Amendola, Virginia Andrews, Mariorie Annis, Earle Ansley, Ernesi Anlrhony, Helene Anfonucci, Sam Armsirong, Dorolhy Arney, Rurh Arnold, Lois Asma, Herman Asma, Teresa Airfield, Jeanne Auberr, Annie Bagg, Erhma Bagg, Jack Baird, Charles Baker, Edward Baker, Roberi Baldassaro, Joseph Baldiseno, Clara Ball, Willard Banas, Sophie T. Band, Alyce M. Bango, Josephine Banks, G. Louise Banks, Felix L. Barber, Clifford Bareagher, Eska Barker, Edy'l'h G. Boron, Genevieve Baron, Helen Barrs, Lenore Barszcz, Edward L. Barfleii, William Bass, Helen Beach, Harold Beecher, Mark Behm, Wilberi Behm, William Bellrnore, Olive JUNIORS' Beningo, Thomas Benjamin, John Benner, Priscilla Benneil, James Benson, lda Bergemann, Adeline Bergey, Marie Bernsrein, Morley Berreiloni, Aniia Besl, Norman Bevilacgua, Mary Bishara, Erhel Blake, Harlan Bland, Lore++a Boes, Ehfriede Bogarr, William Boland, John Bond, Joan Bonerre, Sam Bomfiglio, Carrie D. Boos, Harold Booih, Alberr Bosso, Thomas Bovanizer, Kenneih Bowen, Edward Box, Alphonso Leo Box, Alphonso D. Box, Joseph H. Box, Joseph F. Bradshaw, Gordon Brady, Mildred Brayley, Beulah Brenchley, Myrrle Breli, Helen Bridgeman, George Brinda, George Brinlon, H. Donald Broadwell, Jane Broda, Waller Brookhauser, Mary Brooks, Marjorie Brown, David Brown, Edison Brown, Edward Brown, Elwood Brown, Fred Brown, John Buchner, Lesler Budrewicz, Genevieve THE NIAGARIAN I933 Bull, Margarer Bunce, Lorraine Bunzer, Bernadeiie Burgess, Fern Burns, lrene Burns, Ruben Burnison, Donald Burznska, Virginia Buxcilli, Carmela Byram, Roberr Caccamise, Charles Caccamise, Franklin Caccamise, Josephine J Caggiano, Carmen l. Cale, Samuel Calladine, Virginia Camann, Carl Cambria, Josephine Campbell, Helen Capani, Mary' Caraglin, Mary Cardamone, James Carey, Madelynn E. Carlson, Eva N. Carpenler, Mariorie Carr, Aniia Carreno, Henry Carrigan, Roberr Case, Gene Casriglione, Anne Caslriglione, Mary Cecula, Srella Cekai, Slrella Cenlrofanri, Danie Cerminara, Pasqualina Channing, Rulrh Chapman, Raymond Charron, Veda Cheriock, Irene Chiodo, Doroihy Chrapla, Teddy Chubb, Helen Ciambrone, Arlene Cieplinski, Carherine Cirrifo, Anna Ciszek, Wanda Clancy, Grace Clark, Luella Clemenls, Doris Cohen, Mildred Collins, Felix Colucci, Carmella E. Colucci, Chrisiine Combes, Mildred Congi, Angelina Cook, James Corkill, Margarei Coriese, Rose Courure, June Covey, Nora Crewe, Earl Crilrelli, Anna Cruickshank, Doroihy Culian, Caiherine Curio, Lena Curling, Sherman Czosnyka, Joseph Czyz, Theodore Dabrowski, Irene Dale, Emerson Dales, Herberi D'AIoise, Guido Daly, Waller Dana, Clara D'AngeIo, Elma D'Anna, Joe D'ArcangeIo, Leo Davies, Muriel Day, Margarei Dean, Rena Dean, -Marjorie THE NIAGARIAN I933 Juniors iconiamiedi Dobrasz, Casimer Doel, Florence Domagalski, Eugenia Donnelly, Aurel Donovan, Jack Donovan, Helen Dresser, Neal Duignan, Bernard Durnin, Alloeri Durnin, Dan Dye, Anna Dzierzak, LoHie Eckel, Slranley Eckford, Jeraldyne Edmond, Richard Ehrhari, Gerald Elia, Helen Elias, Soad Ellis, Harold Engel, James Engsirom, Beri Evans, Roloerr Ewing, Richard Fabin, Frank Farley, Rosemary Farrell, George Federico, Helen Feeley, Kennerh Feeley, William Fees, Kennerh FeIiceHi, John Fell, Margarei DeLammermore,CharIo+'reFeIsing, Florence Deleharl, Jane DeLorenzo, Claude Dera, Mary D'Eramo, Richard DeSan+is, Louis Dickinson, Harlyn Diedzic, Joseph Dieiz, John Dielz, Rurh DiLaura, Bessie DiLaura, Joe J. DiLaura, Joe M. DiLeonardo, Nellie Dingman, Norma Dimond, Mariorie DiRuscio, Viola Ferchen, Waller Fergen, Howard Ferguson, Granr Ficner, Sranley Filippelli, Carmela Finelli, Sam Fisher, Barbara Fiich, Howard Fix, Leaone Foley, Margarei Fonner, Raymond Forcucci, Laura Ford, William Forsyrhe, Helen Forsyihe, Ruih Foslrer, James - Fowler, Thomas Frame, Roloerr Franke, Anna Franks, Lucille Franke, Viola Fraser, James French, Edward Frid, Mildred Friedman, Erhel Friedman, Minnie Fronczak, Waller Fulgenzi, Emma GaerIner,rJack Gager, Roberi Galanie, Mariha Galie, James Gallagher, Iris Gallinger, Esiher Galvin, William Gandy, Jeanne Gardner, Archie Garbuii, Marie Garlow, Ruih Gasise, Arihur Gassner, Richard Gauli, Melvyn Gazda, Casimer Gazda, Louis Genileman, Maurice George, Georgeiie Geraciiano, Mary Gerbasi, Mary Geriz, Eihel Geschwender, Isabella Geiiy, Nicholas Giamloariisia, Nick Gieb, Sylvia Gilberi, Elsie Gilliam, Richard Gillis, Marion Glaze, Donald Gleason, Mancer Glover, Irene Glowacka, Leocadia Golloa, Joe Goldring, DoroI'hy Goodman, Marian Goode, Belly Gorloaiy, Lewis Gormley, Anna Grabau, Adelberl Grady, Eileene Graff, Harry Grall, Selma Gray, Charlie Gray, Margarel Gray, Waldo Greene, Leo Greenman, Roy Greenwald, Howard Greer, May Grille, Frank Grimaldi, Joe Grizanli, Cosmo Grochala, Edward Grose, Bealrice Gruppo, Bessie Grzybowski, Slanley Guarnieri, Florence Gudelis, John Gumloerl, Mervin Guloski, Nellie Guzieieski, Marie Hacklord, Norman Hageman, Coulson Hager, Jerome Haiski, Slanley Hall, Frances Hallam, Margarel Hallell, Richard Hamloridge, Douglas Hammill, Virginia Hammond, Alberl Hanahan, Cecelia Hanahan, Helen Hann, Paul Harlaalowski, Joseph Harris, Annabelle Harris, John Harris, Rodney Harllourg, Donald Harlzner, Dorolhy Harlzner, Louise Hashagen, Melvin Hawkes, Roy Hayes, Margarel Hays, Rulh Heary, Fred JUNIORS lCon+inuedl Healh, Lincoln Hecker, Ann Heimei, Helen Heley, Doris Henderson, Mary Herowski, Richard Heuer, Elmer G. Hewill, Dorris Hewill, Gerald Hexemer, C. Lesler Hickman, Mabel Hidde, Kalherine Hillman, Gordon Hills, Rulh Hinckley, Anne Hilchcock, Howard Hmiel, Felixia Hmiel, Kazmiera R. Hodgkins, Rulh Hoffman, Casimir Hogan, Thomas Holmgren, Fred Holslrom, Charles Homewood, Dorolhy Hoolihan, Eugene Hooper, Gwen Hoover, Dorolhy Howe, Arlhur Howell, William Huckins, Eleanor Hull, Herberl Human, Chesler Hummel, Julia Humphries, Florence Hunler, Virginia Hulchins, Jane Hyde, Roloerl Hyla, Waller lngrasi, Sam Irwin, Thomas James, David Jamieson, George Janchulis, Bernice Janis, Mariorie Jaroszewski, Teddy Jasek, Bernice Jayne, Marshall Jekielek, Edward Jenczewski, Edwina THE NIAGARIAN I933 Jenkins, Eslher Jenks, Mildred Jennelle, Frances Jewell, Willis Johnson, Carman Johnson, Eileen Johnson, Taylor Jones, Marybelh Jordon, Violelle Joseph, Alberl Joseph, Carl Julian, Adelaide Junquera, Alberla Kalela, Gladys Kaminski, Slella Kane, Hilda E. Kapelka, Sigismund Kazor, Slanley Keenan, Alberl Keho, Dorolhy Kells, Dororhy Kelman, Curlis Kennedy, Anna Mae Kilcoyne, Irene Kinan, Irene Kirk, William Klein, Irene Klein, Karl Klino, Leslie Knack, Trenlon Koloierny, Irene Kochan, Slella Kochanska, Mildred Kogul, Mallhew Kogul, Zdzislaw Kolloniak, Zygmunl Korpolinski, Wanda Kos, Slella Kranilz, Samuel Kranowski, Slella Krause, Lillian Kremers, Marlha Krelzmann, Vivian Krizan, Anna Kruger, Elizabelh Krupa, Peler Kuczwanski, Theodore Kunigisky, Alberl' Kushner, David Kwapisz, John LaBuda, Eugenia Lagomaggiore, Dorolhea Lamberl, William Langley, James Langley, Winilred LaPoin're, Marcel Lapp, Mary La Rosa, Sanlina Lausler, Jaclc Lavers, Eleanor Lavers, Roloerl Lawrence, Margarel Legacy, Louis Lee, James Leighlon, Eleanor Leighlon, Elizabelh Lenharl, Lucille Leone, Dominic Leone, l-lelen LeoWoll, Gerrrude- Lesiak, John Lee, MargareHe Lisman, Carson Lingenfeller, Kennelh Lisowslfi, Henry Lisfek, Slephen Lloyd, Rurh Long, Grace Love, Nora Lubas, Wanda Lucanlonio, Carolyn Lucas, Leonore Lucci, Eslher Luszcz, Genevieve Lynch, Angela Macdonald, Jeanne Maclieage, James MacLaughlin, Dorolhy MacViHie, Edna McAnulJry, Darphus McBrien, Frederick McCarJrhy, Frances McGahey, Vera McGinley, Marrin McGraw, Florence McGraw, John Mclnlyre, Edna McKelvy, Doris Tl-IE NIAGARIAN I933 JUNlORS lCon+inuedl McKelvey, Ellsworlh Mclinighl, James McViclcer, John McWhirlc, 'I-lelen Mabon, Olive Macfarlane, John Maday, Edward Madei, Anna Madera, Fred Magdziak, Julia Magee, Kennelh Magliardiri, Dominic Magno, Anlhony Mahoney, Calherine Mahoney, John Makarchelc, l-lelen Makoslci, Julia Maloney, Rulh Mandia, Donald Mansour, Mary Manuse, Conslanrine Manzell, Veronica Mardon, Slanley Marcinlqo, Anna Margeson, Mary Marlin, Lorella Marlin, Mariorie Marlini, Velia Masella, Viola Maslo, Anne Maslo, John Mason, Dorolhy Mason, Olive Maslerman, Earl Mallio, John Maxsom, Laura Mayer, Kalherine Mayle, Alberl Mayle, Belly E. Mazgud, Edward Mazgud, Lorraine Mazza, Onolio Meierer, Ralph Meehan, Fred Meierhans, Thelma Mess, Roberl Mess, William Melschl, Mariorie Miklilch, Frances Milhorn, Mildred Miner, Lawrence Minervino, Louis Minnard, l-lelen Milchell, Aloysius Milro, Lucia Moe, Calherine Moeller, Dororhy Moir, Elizabelh Molyneux, Garrell Monpelil, Eva Moody, Kennelh Moore, l-lelen Moore, Paul Morden, Paul Morden, Ted Morello, Jennie Morgan, Floyd Morrison, Abe Morse, Elsie Moses, l-lerberl Moss, Lorraine Moss, Lola Moxham, Donald Moxham, Jean Moyer, Arnold Muldoon, Eslher Mulvena, Elsie Muraco, Joe Murphy, Violel Muscarella, Fanny Myers, Clifford Myers, Donald Myers, Marion Napoleon, Eslelle Napoleon, Vincenl Near, Anne Nelles, James Nelson, Mary Nicholas, George Nixon, James Nowak, Chesler Nowalcowslqi, Felicia Nurling, Eugene Obenhack, Mildred O'Brien, Margarel O'Connor, Eileen O'Connor, John O'Laughlin, Michael Oleiarz, Elhel Oleksiak, Felix Oleksiak, Genevieve Olrogge, Henry Olsen, Floyd Orlano ,Cecelia Orr, William Orsladl, Gordon Orzechowski, Edward Owler, William Palmer, Virginia Palumbo, Angelo Palumbo, Frank Palumbo, Harold Panlili, Pasquali Paonessa, Anlhony Paslore, lrnmaculale Paquin, Isabelle Paradiso, Julia Parker, O. Dawne Parker, Ray Parks, Nellie Parry, Hazel Pallen, Belly Lou Pallison, Doris Paulus, Irene Pearce, Roberl Pearl, William Pecuilus, Edward Pellicano, Lucy Pelligrino, Mary Penele, Josephine Penman, Howard Peploe, Orvilla Perez, Angeles Peri, Palsy Pele, Roberl Phillips, Arnold Phillips, Doris Pierce, Rulh Pino, John Pluzdrak, John Pollard, Dorolhy Pollogi, Charles Popp, Theodore Porreca, John Porlolese, Belly Powis, Rhoda Previle, Russell J U NIORS lConlinuedl Prince, Thelma Pringle, James Pullano, Rose Pulman, lvlarie Pulo, Casimer Ouaglio, lvlario Ouaranlillo, Fred Randall, Kalhryn Ransom, Dora Rausa, Charles Ray, Richard Reed, Ellen Alice Reed, Ellen lvlary Reed, Grace Reed, Helen Regenhardl, Carl Reid, Laura Reid, Marion Rendall, Dorolhy Reynolds, John Reynolds, Thelma Richards, George Richards, Marion Richardson, Herberl Richel, Julianna Rickerl, Kennelh Rielz, William Riley, Alberl Rinaldo, Alberl Ringleb, Georgia Rizzilano, Joe Rizzo, Nunzio Roberlson, Jean Robins, Florence Robinson, Paul Rodger, Craig Rollle, Caesar Rose, Benjamin Rosino, Salvalore Rosinski, Jennie Ross, Charles Ross, Philip Rolella, Joe Rolella, Frank Rounds, Waller Ruggirello, Fanny Ruggirello, Josephine Rushlon, George Russell, Charles Russell, Ernesl THE NiAeARiAN 1933 Rybarczyk, Slephania Salchow, George Salek, Waller Sam, Chesler Sandanalo, James Sanlersero, Angelo Sanlersero, Dan Sardella, Rose Saunders, Ivlona Scalzo, Irma Scarpino, Gerald Schiavone, lda Schiavi, Oswald Schier, Edward Schiro, Joseph Schmelzer, Ellioll Schiro, Rose Schmidli, Charles Schmidli, June Schmill, Lillian Schmoyer, Gerlrude Schnursleinflvlargarel Schoonover, W. Roy Schroeder, lvlillon Schroeder, Verna Schryver, Harry Schullz, Eslher Schullz, Gerlrude Schullz, Leona Schwenkbeck, John Schworm, Dorolhy Scozzalava, Lena Seager, Paul Sellimi, Angelo Sellimi, Violel Seymour, Clillord Sheika, Alexander Shiah, Vicloria Shippy, Phyllis Shields, Kalhryn Shipslon, Frederick Siegel, Janel Simon, Anlhony Simpkins, Charles Sinclair, Margarel Sirianni, Anloinelle Sisson, Josephine Skene, Julius Skoronski, Helen Skowronski, Waller Skuza, Slaloy. Genevieve Felix Slack, LaRue Slenker, John Sliska, Jane Sliwa, Edward Smalley, Jean Smarl, Alan Smilh, Byron Smilh, Douglas Smilh, Earl Smilh, Ford Smilh, Marian Smilh, William Soluri, John Sorla, Elizabelh Sozio, Nicholas Spendio, Frank Spula, William Slanley, John Slanlon, Laurella Sl. Denny, Maurice Sleele, Roberl Slepanian, Michael Slephens, Doris Slivers, Earl Slollz, Bernice Slover, Mildred Slrasburg, Alice Slrayer, Irma Slricker, Frederick Slrong, Kennelh Slurmer, Belly Suilor, Bernard Sullivan, l-lelene Sullivan, Rulh Suszczynski, l-lelen Suzynski, Joe Swain, Juanila Swarlhoul, Dorolhy Swierczck, Slanley Swigerl, Mary Szemik, Theodore Szymaszek, Slephen Tl-TE NIAGARIAN I933 J U NIORS lflonlinuedl Slricker, Edward Tallersall, Fred rika K. Taylor, Doris Taylor, Virginia Theoloald, Evelyn Thomson, Alex. Thompson, Bealrice Thompson, Marion Tidd, Dorolhy Tirabassi, Slella Toles, Richard Toles, Roberl Tompkins, Edmund Tompkins, Karolyn Tosello, Lydia Touchelle, Allaerl Townsend, Mary Trapasso, Rose Trapasso, Joe Trapasso, Tom Tucker, Mary Turner, Lorella Ulrich, Clarence Urban, Edward Urso, Joe Udul, Slella Valery, Flora VanOrman, l-larold Vaughan, Kennelh Violanle, Mario Viso, Sam Vilale, Joseph Vilello, Frank Voelker, Melvin Vradenburg, Eleanor Wagner, Dorolhy Wagner, Leonard Wagner, Rulh Walczyk, Charles Walos, Peler Waller, Winlield Warner, Roloerl ' Warren, Grayson Warszawski, Casimer Walson, Leona Way, Frank Weber, Virginia Weiler, Elsie Wendl, Kennelh Wheeler, May Whisller, Marie While, Rulh Whilmire, Harry Whillaker, Juanila Whilllelon, Janel Wicker, Edward Wiggall, Daphne Wigle, l-lelen Wigle, Lamonl Wilcox, Eleanor Wilhelm, Leona Wilkins, Grace Williams, Marlha Williamson, Mary Williamson, Roberl Willis, Eleanor Willis, Leslie Wills, Alberl Wilson, Edilh Wilson, Kennelh Wilson, Nella Winchesler, Douglas Winlers, Franklyn Will, Lois Woiciehoski, Sophie Woiciehoski, Tessie Woicik, Chesler Woicik, Edward Woilon, Waller Woll, Clarence Wood, Arnold Wood, Brela Wrighl, Nancy Wyman, Frances Yarnold, Ronald Youril, Alberl Zahner, Dorolhea Zaso, Ray Ziemer, Frederick Zimmerman, John Zmudzinski, Violel OF i935 SS LA C Abendschein, Hazel Allen, Mildred Anlhony, Doris Ausderau, George Backus, Olga Baer, Howard Baker, Roberl' Baldiseno, Joseph Barber, Roberl BarJrIeH', Marion Ba++s, Arrhur Bauer, Frank Beach, Jeanne Beemer, Howard Behrens, Douglas Benjamin, Thomas Bowie, Kennelh Bowman, James Bragg, BeHy Brewer, Jean Brinda, Helen Brody, Dorolhy Brody, Eslelle Broelzile, Roberf Brooks, Gordon Brown, Carherine Brown, Edi+h Brown, Mavis Buck, Rulh Builer, Jean Calhoun, Harold Cannon, BeHy Carlo, Anrhony Case, Lilyan Cerro, Alberl Chambers, Frank Chinkers, Moriimer Chrislenson, John Cole, George Colucci, Lawrence Connor, Clifford Copier, Helen Craig, Clara Crispell, Lillian D'Ambrosio, Joe D'Amico, Theresa Darby, William Davis, Helen DeDaro, Joseph DeLaura, Frank Dellaree, Slewarl' DeMar+ino, George THE NIAGARIAN IQ33 SOPHOMORES Depremo, Paul Desgalier, Marcel DiCamiIlo, Joseph DiLaura, Bessie Dillon, John DiNieri, Frances Doel, Florence Downing, Claude Doyle, Mary Dullfeir, William Edwards, Georgelle Ellis, Inez Enman, Augusr Everi++, Donald Ferguson, Richard Ficner, Sranley Finfko, John ' Fiori, Frank Fischer, Joe Florio, Nick Fiich, Ruih Flechsenhaar, Donald Foley, Mary Freeman, Marion Friberl, Florence Gay, Jean Gellman, Jack Gibson, William Glasgow, William Glass, Thomas Glaze, Donald Gleason, Edward Gohlney, Rudolph Gold, Beniamin Gold, Rulh Grabiec, Max Granaio, Rose Grauer, Lorraine Graves, Phyllis Guzik, Teddy Hagen, Louise Hager, David Hall, Belly Hambridge, Norman Hare, Irene Haroney, Ella Harris, Waller Harjr, Frieda Harfman, Eileen Harvey, Doris Halch, Thea Hehcellinger, Elizaloelh Hennessey, Anne Hennessey, Calherine Hermanson, Sanborn Hess, Ruih Hessinger, Dorolhy Hodge, Leslie Holly, Roberl Holmes, Theodore Hooper, William Hourz, Roy Howard, Theodore I-Ioyle, George Huckins, Slanley Hunl, Edgar Hyde, Gerlrude Jakubowska, Regina Jameson, Ella Jarlenska, Leonarda 'Jenczewski, Henry Jenks, Clilllord Johnson, Irene Johnson, Paul Jones, Paul Jones, Rulh Joseph, Carl Kabelac, Frieda Kabelac, Helen Kaczynski, Slanley Kapela, Eva Kalrman, Donald Kilgour, William Kilian, Chesler Kinan, George Kosinski, Lorrie Krall, Emma Krenkel, Audrey Ksen, Wanda LaBarbera, Anihony Lambert Donald Langley, Aileen Langley, Kalhleen LaRocca, Rocco Lasky, Anne LaTona, Joseph Lauroesch, Hugo Lewis, Jayne Lewis, Rulh Lorenzerly, Margarer LoTempio, Anrhony Lovell, Ernesl Lulick, Amelia MacGregor, Norma Mackenna, Joseph MacLaren, Jack MacViHie, Donald McArdle, Caiherine McClean, John McConnell, John McDowell, William McVicker, Elizabeih Madii, Edward Maggs, Louis Manion, George Marinucci, Anne Marra, Michael Marquarlr, Ray Malher, Richard Mickiewicz, Gabriella Merino, John Mielrlowski, Bruno Milne, Trisian Mish, Slella Milchell, Roberlr Mokhiber, Allred Monin, Eugene Moniuszko, Sranley Morgan, Raymond Morris, Gene Moses, Jolllre Moskal, Sophie Moyer, Charles Munzi, John Murphy, Cafherine Musgrave, Morris Nero, Sandy Nevinger, Geraldine Newlon, Roberl' Niewiadomski, Richard O'Brian, William Opawa, Fred Palmeri, Anne Palumbo, Anlrhony Palerson, William Pauly, l-lelen Payne, Adelaide Pearce, Alfred Peunic, Anne Pierce, Lily Pierzchala, lrene Pinkowski, John Pilman, Avis Pogson, Verna Poljrorak, Raymond SGPHOMORES lCon+inuedl Poole, Pearl Popowich, Eslelle Pra+Jr, Lois Preusier, Louis Price, Margarel Prozeller, May Prozeller, Newcomb Radzinski, John Raimondi, Charles Raiczak, Waller Read, Roberl Reed, Willis Reese, Floyd Reho, Agnes Reilrer, l-loward Rice, Samuel Richel, Veronica Richey, Charles Rizzo, Salvalore Roberlson, Douglas Rosaione, Frances Ruben, Rosalind Rulrano, Viola Sabella, Vincenl Salacuse, Joseph Sarkees, Cezar Schullz, Marie Schurr, Edward Sciuk, William ScoH, Millon Sczepezenskey, LoHie Searles, Frank Shapiro, Rose Sharpe, Eleanor Sharples, l-larrieH Sheperdson, Esiher Shipslon, George Sinclair, l-lelen Slack, Madeline Slack, Raymond Sliker, Roberl Small, William Smilh, Isabelle Smilh, Julia Speclor, Louis Slacy, Marjorie Slahlman, Grenfall Slrark, Dorolrhy Sie-ele, Ka+hryn Siepanian, l-lagger Slrewarf, Thomas Slrrasburg, Allen TI-lE NIAGARIAN I933 Slrricker, Wallace Slroup, Anneile Slrruminski, l-lenry Sullivan, Bernard Sulherland, Olive Swalwell, Guy Swec, George Szczes, Sophie Thompson, Alan Tooker, Paul Torreano, John Towne, Marion Tucker, Mary Tyler, Priscilla Ullman, Jean Vaccarella, Peler VanGalder, William VanRaal+e, Karherine Venuli, Tony Virga, Calherine Vockrodl, John Wagner, Lenora Wagner, Orville Wakley, l-l. Kennerh Walck, Geraldine Waller, Alice Weber, Charles Weigand, Margarelr Welch, John Wesl, Doris Whelham, George While, Margarei While, Rulrhella WhiHle, Irene Wicker, James Wigle, Vesia Williams, Charlo1 re - Wilcox, Audrey Wills, Moire Wills, Norma Wilson, Charles Winquisi, Dick Wilrkop, Evelyn Wilmer, Rurh Wood, Kennelh Wooddell, Nancy Woodward, Lorayne Worosz, Slanley Wozny, John Young, Marjorie Yurichonis, Waller 'THE N11-xemalf-xu 1933 If you srrike a Hworn or rose, Keep a-goirfl If I+ hails or if I+ snows, Keep a-goirf! 'Tainur no use Jro sir anol whine 'CeuseH1e1fIshain'+on your lineg Bair your hook and keep on Try- ing: Keep a-goirfl -Frank L. Srarfron. nw . . - xg.-N4 lxggwcii-'O ATHLETICS THE NIAOARIAN I933 ROLL OF LETTERMEN FOOTBALL SOUAD Major LeIIerS OUARANTILLO, ED., cam. HYDE, JED, Mgr. MECQISIISIELL, WILLIAM HILLIARD, DAVID INORASCI, SAM LaBARBER, AISITHQISIY SCRUFARI, DRLIISIO MARTIISIO, SAM REISIIISIGQ, THOMAS SADELLA, LUKE OORNBEIN, EDWARD AUOUSTINO, SAM POLLOOI, ANTHONY SHEDD, CHARLES OUARANTILLO, FRED BERNSTEIN, MORLEY DeLORENZO, SAM PINKOWSKI, JOHN MacDONALD, BRUCE FOSTER, HOWARD Minor LeIIerS PHILLIPS, ARNOLD SCARPINO, GERALD LANGLEY, JAMES SCIUK, FRANK MEIERER, RALPH, Ass'I Mgr. DGLORENZO, C., AsS'I Mgr. BASKETBALL Major LeIIerS DLIRNIN, DAN LOISIQO, AISIQELO, Mgr. MCCONNELL, WM., cam. PAOLIARI, FRANK OUARANTILLO, ED., cam. SHARP, JOHN, Mgr. TERREBERRY, GILBERT TIFFANY, HAROLD MAZZEI, ANOELO LANGLEY, JOHN SILVERTHORN, PHILIP WATT, ROBERT Minor LeIIerS BERNSTEIN, MORLEY ENGSTROM, BERT JAMIESON, GEO., ASS'+ Mgr. MARSDEN, OLIVER PALUMBO, ANOELO OUARANTILLO, FRED RAY, RICHARD ROTELLA, JOSEPH SWIMMING Major LeHers DALES, HERBERT PENIVIAN, HOWARD DANAHY, ROY VAN ORMAN, HAROLD JAYNE, MARSHALL WETZEL, JACK LANDES, FORREST WILSON, KENNETH LONGHINE, JACK EADUM, HANS, Mgr. MCRAE, WILLIAM Minor LeHers CZYZ, THEODORE IVIEIERER, RALPH TI-IE NIAGARIAN I933 TI-IE NIAGARIAN I933 I932-I933 BASKETBALL TEAM ETER a year's absence The R. P. I. Trophy again Tound iTs way back inTo our Trophy case, noT however, wiThouT a sTruggle. Kenmore, winner oT The WesTern New York InTersecTionals, placed second in The R. P. I. League. This year's Team, which won eleven ouT oT Twelve sTarTs, dis- played no individual sTar, because oT The TacT ThaT each man was a sTar in his own posiTion. IT was a case oT Tive sTars clicking as one Team. AT The only Time when They did noT work TogeTher, They were hopelessly deTeaTed by a Team ThaT perhaps was Their egual buT cerTainly noT Their superior. Durnin, Terreberry, and co-CapTain QuaranTiIIo were selecTed on The R. P. I. League All-S+ar Team. This was The second succes- sive Time ThaT QuaranTiIIo and Durnin have received This honor. The highlighT oT This year's campaign was The Tinal Kenmore- Niagara game played in The Niagara Falls gym. EiTTeen hundred people saw The Niagara Ealls Team deTeaT Their arch rivals Ken- more, who, incidenTaIIy, have given Coach Parsons more head- aches Than any oTher Two Teams in The league, by a score oT 26-25. Coach-B. N. Parsons CapTain-E. QuaranTiIlo Manager-A. Longo W. McConnell J. Sharp BASKETBALL SCI-IEDULE, I932-I933 N. E. H. S. OpponenT N. E. I-I. S. OpponenT TroTT . . 44 22 Kenmore . . . 20 25 Alumni . . 22 20 BaTavia . . . 5I I5 BaTavia . . 26 I8 Tonawanda . . 49 I9 Tonawanda . . 23 22 LockporT . , . 25 23 TroTT . . . 39 IB NorTh Tonawanda . 20 I5 LockporT . . .' 43 I8 Kenmore . . . 26 25 NorTh Tonawanda . 29 I9 1 -- TOTAL . . . 4I7 259 BASKETBALL TEAM-EronT Row: O. Marsden, J. Langley, F. QuaranTilIo, J. RoTeIIa. Second Row: I-I. TiTTany, G. Terreberry,, Co-CapTain E. QuaranTiIlo, Co-CapTain W. Mc- Connell, D. Durnin, E, Pagliari, A. Mazzei. Back Row: Co-Manager J. Sharp, Co- Manager A. Longo, AssisTanT Manager G. Jamieson, A. Palumbo, B. EngsTrom, R. WaTT, P. SiIverThorn, Principal L. I-I. STrough, Coach B. N. Parsons. ,. ,. dry? AMW FOOTBALL TEAM-LeTT To righT. FirsT Row: Charles Shedd, Bruno Scrufari, Edward OuaranTilIo lCapT.l, Samuel AugusTino, John Pinkowski. Second Row: Bruce Mac- Donald, Edward Gornbein, Morley BernsTein, Samuel DeLorenzo, David Hilliard, William McConnell, Coach Thomas Szczerbacki. Third Row: AnThony Pollogi. Gerald Scarpino, Luke Sabella, Joseph P. Muraco, Thomas Beningo, Samuel lngrasci, AnThony LaBarbara, Lawrence Minor. FourTh Row: Theodore Szemik, SalvaTore MarTino, Arnold Phillips, Howard FosTer, Fred QuaranTillo iCapT.-ElecTl, Charles Pollogi, Charles Caccamise. James Langley, Jed Hyde lMgr.l. FiTTh Row: AssisTanT Coach Harold Cripe. Claude DeLorenzo ICQ-Mgr.-ElecTl, Ralph Meierer ICO-Mgr.-ElecTl. I 932 FOOTBALL TEAM HE TooTball Team compleTed a diTTiculT schedule by winning Tour games, losing Three and Tying one. The Team played well TogeTher and never gave in unTil The Tinal whisTle buT was handicapped considerably by playing under The ModiTied Players' Rule. Our greaTesT Triendly enemies were deTeaTed when The Red and Gray boys downed Tonawanda, Kenmore, and LockporT. The ouTsTanding player oT The season was Eddie OuaranTillo, capTain oT The Red and Gray Team. AlThough a marked man in every game, he proved To be The leader oT The Team in every conTesT. Eddie is The besT aThleTe To be Turned ouT oT Niagara since The deparTure oT Joe Moran. The abiliTy oT The whole Team is shown by The TacT ThaT in only one game in nine were They scored againsT in The second halTg namely, by The NorTh Tonawanda ouTTiT. FOOTBALL SUMMARY I932 CapTain ..... Edward QuaranTillo Coach . . Mr. Thomas Szczerbacki H AssisTanT Coach . . Mr. Harold Cripe Manager ...... Jed Hyde N. F. H. S. OpponenT N. F. H. S. OpponenT BaTavia . . . 26 O NorTh Tonawanda . , 0 6 JamesTown 6 6 Kenmore . . . I4 7 Tonawanda I3 0 Dunkirk . . 7 2I Lackawanna O I4 LockporT . . I2 0 TI-IE NIAOARIAN I933 THE NIAGARIAN I933 I933 SWIMMING TEAM HE I933 season proved To be a successTuI one Tor The Swim- ming Team, Tor They won eighT ouT oT nine meeTs. The Team won mosT oT iTs meeTs by large scores, buT They were The cIosesT and mosT inTeresTing oT The season. Many pool records were broken by Niagara and BenneTT swimmers. Niagara deTeaTed I3enneTT by 43 To 32 and suTTered iTs only Ioss oT The season To The same Team by The close score oT 33If2 To 4IIf2. The ouTsTanding swimmers oT This year's Team are: VanOrman, Penman, Dales, CapTain WeTzeI, Czyz, Longhine, Danahy, Jayne, Meierer, McRae, and Wilson. Since mosT oT These boys swam Tor The lasT Time Tor The school, Their services will be missed by all who have seen Them perTorm. SWIMMING SUMMARY I933 CapTain Jack WeTzeI Coach Harold Cripe Manager . . Hans Fadum N.F.H.S. OpponenT N. F.H.S. OpponenT NorTh Tonawanda . 45 30 fonawanda I 45 30 Tonawanda . . 43 32 K F 43 32 BenneTT . . . 42 33 enmt? e ' ' Kenmore ' 5' 24 HuTch1nson . . 47 28 B'enneTT . . 33If2 4IIf2 NorTh Tonawanda . 44 3I SWIMMING TEAM-FronT Row: Theodore Czyz, William McRae, Marshall Jayne, KenneTh Moody, John Kwapisz. Second Row: I-Iarold Boos, EorresT Landes, Howard Penman, I-IerberT Dales, I-Iarold VanOrman, Joe I-IarbaTowsIwi. Third Row: Frank Grillo, William Orr, Jaclc Werzel ICapT.I, Jack Longhine, KenneTh Wilson, Richard MaTher, William Van Galder, Coach Harold Cripe. TENNIS TEAM-Fronl' Row: Edward Gornbein, George Rushlon, Roberi B d P iRb+Blc hBll+ BlcR Alh LBb J l eVl 9, O er 5 er, Josep S on 9. GC OW: l l OHV G GF ara, O5 Clifford Coram, Nunzio Rizzo, William McConnell. Coach Thomas Szczerback IQ33 TENNIS TEAM ECAUSE ol lhe early dale al which lhe Niagarian musl go lo press lillle can be said regarding lhe l933 lennis squad. Caplain-elecl' Pollogi will be losl lo lhe learn lhis year, bul' Red McConnell, anolher good man, will be moved up lo play number one singles in his place. Joe Bellonle and Bob Bradl, bolh leller men ol former years, will also be included in lhe singles leam line up. The doubles leam will include Nalo Lavery, Roloerl Balcer, Clifford Coram, George Rushlon, and Richard Gaiser. I933 GOLF OLE has jusl slarleol ils second year in lhe Niagara Falls l-ligh School. Lasl year lhe leam delealed Balavia and Kenmore l-ligh Schools. Those who played on lhe leam lasl year and are relurn- ing again lhis year are: Frank Pagliari, Edward lvlacey, John Sharp, and Slanley Pielalc. As lhe Niagarian goes lo press, Coach Parsons has selecled no clelinile men for his Team pul has scheduled four marches wilh Balavia and Kenmore and hopes lo secure olhers from schools which have leams. Tl-IE NIAGARIAN IQ33 TI-TE NIAGARIAN I933 GIRLS' SPORTS T932-33 ITl-l The opening oT school in SepTember, Miss Virginia Borrows became girls' swimming insTrucTor, Taking The place oT Mrs. Beryl Lang. Miss Borrows is a Tormer gradu- aTe oT This school in The class oT l928. The annual Tall Tennis doubles began on SepTember I4. lrene DiRuscio and MargareT Roeser deTeaTed EsTher and Elsie Sheperd- son by The Tollowing score: 7-9, 6-4, 7-5. This is The Third year in which lrene has been a winner in The annual doubles Tourna- menT. The Tennis singles TournamenT began aTTer The EasTer vacaTion. Soccer was The nexT sporT on The girls' program. There were Tive Teams in compeTiTion. The Grenadiers came ouT on Top, Frances MikliTch being The successTul capTain. BadminTon Tor The winTer '33 was as successTul as usual. Since iT is a popular winTer sporT, many signed up Tor iT. EliminaTion was accomplished by The meThod oT puTTing The losers in one class and The winners in anoTherg Thus was aroused keener compeTiTion Tor boTh weak and sTrong players. The winners oT group A lex- perienced playersl were Clara Dana and lrene DiRuscio. FirsT place in group B was gained by DoroThy Flynn and DoroThy Cruick- shank. By deTeaTing Clara Dana and Frank Sciuk, Marie Bergey and RoberT Baker won The mixed doubles championship. Archery, alThough iT is a comparaTively new sporT, had many enThusiasTic Tollowers. The TournamenT was held wiTh BreTa Wood winning TirsT honors, and DoroThy Cruickshank and RuTh Garlow winning second and Third places, respecTively. This year a new Type oT compeTiTion was inTroduced in baskeTball. IT was a Toul-shoT conTesT, in which The girl making The greaTesT number oT baskeTs ouT oT TiTTeen was The winner. Through The generosiTy oT Coach Parsons, The winner received a gold baskeTballg The second besT, a silver one: and The Third high- esT, a bronze baskeTball. FiTTy girls were signed up, and The Three winners were DoroThy Cruickshank, Mary CasTiglione, and Marion l-lalleTT, respecTively. INTRAMURAL SPORTS lTl-l The TerminaTion oT The golT TournamenT Niagara Falls l-ligh School will climax The greaTesT inTramural sporTs pro- gram in The hisTory oT The school. LasT Tall a Touch TooTball league was organized, buT because oT lack oT inTeresT and unTavorable weaTher, iT was dropped beTore The league was compleTed. BaslceTball, always a very popular sporT here, meT wiTh wonderTul success under The supervision oT Coach Szczerbaclci. TwenTy-Tour Teams, divided in Tour leagues, played a ToTal oT sevenTy-Tour games. The ShooTing STars, deTending champions, again Topped The leagues. ln volleyball, under The supervision oT Coach Szczerbacki, I42 boys in Two leagues played l68 games. The Echoes came To The TronT To win Tor The second Time in Two years oT compeTiTion. ln running oTT The handball TournamenT Coach Szczerbaclci esTablished a record in ThaT There was noT a single game TorTeiTed in 424 games. Maurice ST. Denny was crowned champion oT The singles division, while T. VenuTe and J. Urso Toolc every game in The doubles compeTiTion. Under Coach Parsons, wresTling, which was inTroduced inTo Niagara Falls l-ligh School lasT year, proved To be very popular alThough Tewer individuals parTicipaTed in This acTiviTy Than in any oTher sporT. The Tollowing won The championships oT Their respec- Tive classes: l I0 .... Joseph Trapasso I30 . . Edward lvladay r T40 . . Frank Sciuk I50 ..... l-larold Couch T60 ..... Sam lngrasci Tennis was run on an eliminaTion-consolaTion basis This year. IT was composed oT Two leagues, A and B. League A was Tor squad and leTTer men oT previous years and League B Tor non- sguad members. Because oT The lack oT playing TaciliTies only a doubles TournamenT will be held Tor League B and singles Tor League A. SGFTBALL There are Tive Teams enfered in lvlr. Parson's soTTball league. All games will be played'aT l-laeberle Tield. Many oT The players in The school league will also perTorm This summer in The Municipal and lnTernaTional leagues. BASEBALL SixTeen capTains meT wiTh Coach Cripe in middle oT April To organize The second baseball league since baseball was dropped as a varsiTy sporT. Games were played on The l-lyde Park and TwenTy-TourTh STreeT diamonds. lvluch hidden TalenT was broughT ouT as a resulT oT These games. Tl-TE NIAGARIAN I933 Tl-IE NIAGARIAN i933 He Jrhaf sfops in The valley shall never gef over The hill. OIQGANIZATICDNS Tl-IE NIAOARIAN I933 SCHOOL COUNCIL l-lE School Council, our human Tulcrum oT democracy, has leTT behind The business year i932-33 in a successTul, True-To- Torm sTyle under The able leadership oT PeTer Prozeller, presi- denTg Richard Roolcer, vice-presidenTg RoberT Rowe, secreTaryg l-lelen O'Neill, Treasurer: Miss Emma l-lulen, TaculTy adviser. LasT year The Council sponsored several assemblies and con- Tinued This year wiTh Two mosT inTeresTing programs. The TirsT was Mrs. Blanche W. Noyes' Talk on aviaTion. ExTremely inTer- esTed in Tlying, she presenTed an inTimaTe, Triendly discussion oT her advenTures as an air piloT. The second program was given by Mr. Eranls Carideo who spoke on WhaT The greaTesT game means To me. Mr. Carideo porTrayed some oT his advenTures, and The sTorm oT applause was suTFicienT homage To show The sTudenTs' appreciaTion and approval. ln addiTion To These programs, The Council has sponsored a Council pin conTesT in which The pupil presenTing The besT To-scale drawing oT a School Council pin received a cash prize. Earl Blaine was awarded The prize. A ChrisTmas BaslceT Campaign under The auspices oT The Council resulTed in immediaTe response Trom The sTudenTs. The success oT The campaign was due To The pupils' helpTul coopera- Tion in conTribuTing Tood, money, and cloThing. STUDENT COUNCIL-Group I-The members are: Pearl Poole, DoroThy Brodf, - AnneTTe STroupe, John FeliceTTi, PeTer Prozeller, l-loward Baer, ldl-l TTK Thlvldyl-lbTDl RbTWgl Jh Dona ewi , enne oo , er er aes, o er i e, o n VockrodT, ArThur BaTTs, RoberT PeTe, and Merl Annis. STUDENT COUNCIL-Group ll-The members are: RoberT Ro R h d Rooker, CharloTTe Williams, Ehrma Bagg,'Emily Baldwin: Mild d Fd'kSTpJhMTl RySgAldB Chl S FS SFIC Gm S, O F1 GC GTGHG, 6 6 G, PHO UI'I'1S, Ralph Brooks, Charles Mellon. and l-lerberT RiTzhaupT, The VacaTion Club banking sysTem, originaTed by The school bank, was developed by The Council. This sysTem encourages saving by enabling The banker To deposiT a deTiniTe amounT oT money each week in order To have a cerTain desired sum aT The end oT The year. The newly elecTed oTTicers Tor I933-34 are: PresidenT . . . Richard Rooker Vice PresidenT . Newcomb Prozeller SecreTary . . Richard Ray Treasurer . Douglas WinchesTer The oTTicers wish To Thank The represenTaTives, who, in Turn, Thank The sTudenTs Tor Their cooperaTion in making The Council a success. IT is Their hope and Their assumpTion, ThaT The I933-34 School Council will carry ouT The TradiTion oT sTudenT governmenT perhaps in an even greaTer degree oT success Than in The pasT. Tl-IE NIAGARIAN I933 THE NIAOARIAN I933 OFFICERS OE THE SCHOOL COUNCIL PETER PROZELLER ...... Presiderfr RICHARD ROOKER . . Vice Presidenf ROBERT ROWE . . . Secrefary HELEN O'NEILL . . Treasurer LES BABILLARDS-Members: Virginia I-lammill, Angeline P Rl' Bayne, Lydia Toseffo, Marie Bergey, Pafricia Gaufhier, Ma y d Miss Finn, Grace Sheppard, Helen Pellicano, Rhea Levey, Ev ly N d I-lelen Tabor, Emily Baldwin, Dorofhy Carfer, Frederick Sfa p E g Nuffing, William Goldman, David I-lilliard, William Lamb f WII O rr, Joseph Bellonfe, and Charles Saxe. LES BABILLARDS NE of fhe mosf inferesfing and popular clubs in fhe Niagara Falls I-ligh School is fhe lofa chapfer of Les Babillardsf' a nafional French honor sociefy. Ifs purpose is fo arouse in fhe sfudenf an inferesf in fhe French language and a desire fo speak fhaf language fluenfly and correcfly. Before a sfudenf may be eligible, he musf have complefed a year of French and musf be recommended by his feacher. The membership is limifed fo fwenfy-five, and all vacancies are filled af fhe elecfions, which are held each ferm. The officers for fhe year I932-33 are as follows: WILLIAM GOLDMAN .... Presidenf FREDERICK STAMPS . . . Vice Presidenf I-IELEN LOUISE REICI-IERT . . . Secrefary ANGELINE PAONESSA .... Treasurer Meefings are held every ofher Monday in Room I56, under fhe supervision of Miss Alice Finn, who is fhe faculfy adviser. The programs, which were planned and carried ouf by Lydia Toseffo, fhe social presidenf, and her helpers, were always well received. Plays were presenfed, sfories fold, games played, and many of fhe popular French airs sung. In fhis manner, conversafional and idiomafic French was easily acquired. Occasionally, Miss Finn or one of fhe ofher French feachers gave brief fallcs, on France and described various cusfoms and' peculiarifies of fhe people. Af fhe fall inducfion ceremony, fhe pledges were firsf puf fhrough several inifiafion sfunfs, and affer fheir formal accepfance as members, a delicious lunch was served. Iofa chapfer has lcepf in fouch wifh fhe ofher branches of fhe organizafion fhrough ifs represenfafive, William Orr. Numer- ous communicafions felling of fhe acfivifies of fhe sociefies were forwarded from fhe headquarfers in Rochesfer, and Le Pefif Bavara was also read wifh inferesf. This is fhe magazine of Les Babillards' and confains original poems, arficles, and sfories, sub- miffed by fhe members. THE NIAGARIAN I933 Tl-lE NIAGARIAN T933 FORENSIC SOCIETY l-IE Forensic SocieTy in carrying ouT iTs purpose oT giving mem- bers experience in Thinking and speaking, oTTers a decided advanTage. Since The TaculTy adviser is lvlr. Mark R. BedTord, debaTing coach, and many oT The members are debaTers or ex- debaTers, The socieTy has a wealTh oT maTerial which is properly direcTed. A sTriking characTerisTic oT The I932-33 meeTings is The inTormaliTy during discussion. While The members receive valu- able Training in parliamenTary procedure, neverTheless, during The discussion period, only enough TormaliTy is reTained To keep order. A Tew oT The currenT Topics which were argued when They occu- pied daily headlines: Sino-Japanese siTuaTion, banking sysTem, war debTs, suTTice To serve as a cross-secTion oT Their work. AT one meeTing The Forensic SocieTy was addressed by Dr. Sylvanus S. Davies on The Topic oT maTerialism. This speech was Tollowed by a Tull hour oT quesTions. To lighTen This weighTy dieT, Frederick STamps, one oT The members who is proTicienT in sleighT oT hand, enTerTained The club wiTh an evening oT magic sTunTs. A During ChrisTmas vacaTion when many oT The Tormer mem- bers were home Trom college, The socieTy held a luncheon smoker, aT which Reverend RoberT B. Day spoke. During EasTer vacaTion Lhe Forsenic SocieTy sponsored a hike, and a good Time was had y all. This year The oTTicers are: RoberT Cooley . . PresidenT William Goldman . Vice PresidenT l-lerberT RiTzhaupT . . . SecreTary Roderick Schoelles, Frederick STamps Treasurer To compleTe The club's well-rounded program, iT will hold a banqueT laTer aT which The I933-4 oTTicers will be elecTed. FORENSIC SOCIETY-William Bales, AlberT Kunigisky, Charles Saxe, William Gold- FkKlTT'lbTRThpTRhdG B dST ldG ai a, er er iz au , ic ar aiser, 'ernar ui or, A o iusiana, F d k STamps, Melvin l-lazel, RoberT Cooley, Ralph Brooks, Edward Baker. DEBATING TEAM--FirsT Row: RoberT Coole, Mark R. BedTord, Ral h B. Br k Y P Melvin Hazel, RoberT Taylor. Second Row: Richard Galser, Anna GuTosk Harries, RiTa Bayne, William Goldman. DEBATING TEAMS l-TE Niagara Falls l-ligh School DebaTing Teams have iusT com- pleTed a successTul season by winning six and losing Two debaTes. The deba+e quesTion in The Tall, Resolved: ThaT inTerscholasTic aThleTics are deTrimenTal and should be abolished, was upheld by Two Niagara Teams: ATTirmaTive-RoberT Cooley, RoberT Taylor, Jack Gellman, CapTain, AnThony Penele, alTernaTeg negaTive- Ralph Brooks, Anna GuToski, Melvin l-lazel, CapTain, l-lugh Laid- man, alTernaTe. The aTTirmaTive Team sTarTed The season by Taking a 2-I decision Trom Cleveland l-leighTs l-ligh School aT Cleveland. The negaTive Team, which remained aT home, suTTered a 3-O deTeaT aT The hands oT The Cleveland Team which came To Niagara. This same negaTive Team Then deTeaTed The STrong- VincenT Team oT Erie, Pa., by 3-O, alThough ThaT Erie Team had pre- viously deTeaTed Cleveland l-leighTs. Remaining aT Niagara, The aTTirmaTive Team won a 3-O decision over The Erie Team. TryouTs Tor The spring semesTer were held on February 2, on The Topic, Resolved: ThaT The chain sTore meThod disTribuTion is deTrimenTal To The besT inTeresTs oT The American people. Mr. M. R. BedTord, coach, selecTed six debaTers and Two alTernaTes. On February I7, The aTTirmaTive Team, RoberT Cooley, BeTTy J. l-larries, Richard Gaiser, Beniamin Gold, alTernaTe, deTeaTed Tona- wanda There by a score oT 3-O. A LockporT Team which came To Niagara on The same daTe vanquished our negaTive Team, Ralph Brooks, RiTa Bayne, Bill Goldman, AlberT Kunigisky, alTernaTe, by a 2-I decision. Cn February 24, The aTTirmaTive Team was again vicTorious by a 3-O score, This Time aT Niagara, againsT NorTh Tonawanda. The negaTive revenged iTs TirsT deTeaT by a 3-O decision aT The expense oT The Tonawanda Team which came here To meeT us March 3. Thus Tar, Niagara has won six and losT Two debaTes. Our aTTirmaTive Teams have been undeTeaTed. LaTe season debaTes are pending wiTh Niagara UniversiTy Treshmen on The guesTion, Resolved: ThaT modern adverTising is deTrimenTal To The besT inTeresTs oT The American people. Tl-TE NIAGARIAN I933 BeT TyJ THE NIAGARIAN T933 SOCIAL COMMITTEE HE Social CommiTTee oT Niagara Falls High School plays an imporTanT parT in The liTe oT The sTudenTs, Tor iTs TuncTion is The supervision oT all social aTFairs oT The school. The membership is composed oT represenTaTives oT each oT The Three classes: six seniors, Tive juniors, Tour sophomores, and a TaculTy:adviser. The opporTuniTy To become a member has developed greaT compeTi- Tion among The ambiTious. ln The spring oT every year sTudenTs are inviTed To aTTend The Social CommiTTee meeTings on The TirsT and Third Tuesdays in every monTh Tor The purpose oT Trying ouT Tor The commiTTee. AT These meeTings They are given cerTain Tasks To perTorm Tor dances sponsored by The commiTTee. The sTudenTs' admission depends upon The degree oT eTiiciency wiTh which They have perTormed These duTies. ATTernoon dances are held approximaTely every Two weeks in The gymnasium aT The close oT school on Friday aTTernoons Trom 3:30 To 5:00 P. M. Good dance music is Turnished by orchesTras composed mainly oT high school sTudenTs. The price oT admis- sion is only Ten cenTs and admiTTance is open only To sTudenTs or alumni oT Niagara Falls High School. On special occasions, such as Alumni Day and Wing Collar Day, larger orchesTras are procured and The Time is exTended Trom 3:30 To 6:00 P. M. An eTTorT is made To give aT leasT Two evening dances. These aTTairs require special planning because oT The decoraTions S CIAL COMMITTEE-FirsT Row: Donald FooT, Miss Mallam, Emma EwarT. Second d Ray, ElizabeTh McViclcer, Frederick Gray, Fredrilca TaTTersall. SOCIAL COMMITTEE-Firsf Row: Alberf Riley, Dorofhy Braclceff, Marsh ll J y Second Row: Louise Banks, Marion Towne, lrma Begg, Jack Begg. involved. Special liglifing effecfs, refreslimenfs, decorafions, and dance novelfies are made use of af fliis fime. Augmenfed orclwes- fras are engaged fo furnish popular music. ln order fo operafe flie dances successfully several sub- commiffees are appoinfed before eacli affair by flue presidenf. lf is flwe dufy of flwese commiffees fo secure clwaperons, provide cliairs for observers, falce money, provide ffie orclfiesfra, and fo supervise flie dancers generally. For evening funcfions special commiffees are appoinfed fo provide refreslwmenfs, fickefs, and programs. ln addifion fo sponsoring dances, flwe Commiffee aids oflier organizafions along social lines and sees fliaf all arrangemenfs are complefed according fo flie requiremenfs of flue Sfudenf Council. OFFICERS ' Presidenf .... Emma Ewarf Vice Presidenf . Dorofliy Braclceff Secrefary . . . Alberf Riley Treasurer . Jeaneffe Abramowifz Faculfy Adviser . Miss Elizabeflw lvlallam Tl-lE NIAGARIAN IQ33 THE NIAGARIAN I933 CHRONICLE STAFF HE Chronicle STaTT, under The supervision oT Miss RuTh Hauck, achieved a greaT deal oT success during The school year I932- I933. IT published Twelve issues oT The school newspaper, The Chronicle, Three oT which were special ones and were hearTiIy received. These were The Pigskin, BaskeTbaII, and Wing Collar Day issues. The Pigskin paper deaIT Tor The mosT parT wiTh TooT- ball, conTaining picTures oT The Team, iTs capTain, manager, and coach. The baske+baII ediTion conTained picTures oT our baskeT- ball Team, The' R. P. I. League Champions. The Wing Collar Day issue was Tull oT Tun and TrivoIiTy and proved To be mosT popular wiTh The sTudenTs. During The Two Terms deIegaTes were senT To The WesTern New York lnTerscholasTic Press AssociaTion meeTings in BuTTaIo and To The Columbia ConvenTion in New York. AT The IaTTer The Chronicle was awarded Third class in a naTional conTesT. The STaTT, numbering TwenTy-eighT members, did Tine work in publishing The paper bi-monThly. Miss Hauck insTalled a new sysTem whereby a diTTerenT ediTor Took charge every Ten weeks. A board oT ediTors was also arranged and each deparTmenT oT The paper had an ediTor To manage iT. In This manner The various members oT The -class were given iournaIisTic experience. CHRONICLE STAFF--Members oT The sTaTT are, IeTT To righT-FirsT Row: William BIA BkIyRbTCIy yJH Hgh d JhJ T in e , o er ooe , BeTT . arries, u Lai man, o n . Marin. argareT a nes, argareT BreTT, W. Angus Morrison, Helen Tabor, Mable icou . hir ow: Jack Re nolds, Priscilla Benner, MarTha Kremers, s a R M J y M F d E Iy N d T d R y E Iy M e, Marjorie Andrews, and Richard Ray. CHRONICLE STAFF Edilor lor I932 Edilors lor I933 Make-up Edilors Business Managers Circulalion Managers William Boles l-lugh Laidman Anna Binlcley Roberl Cooley Wm. Boles, John Angus Morrison Evelyn Nicoud George Spuller John Langley Edilorials . l-lelen C'Neill Exchanges . Margarel Brell Sporls . . Mable Frid Sharp Priscilla Benner Edward O'Shea Gillaerl Terreberry l-lugh Laidman Michael Sleyoanian SPECIAL STAFF MEMBERS Belly J. l-larries Thomas Cagle Columnisls .... Roberl Taylor Paul Brucalo REPORTERS Evelyn Moone Marlha Kremers Joe Bellonle Jaclc Reynolds Jennie D'Angelo, '33 Vera Ferguson, '33 Mildred Moore, '33 Eileen Swalwell, '33 TYPISTS l-larolol Couch John Marlin Richard Ray Emma Ewarl, '33 Mary Moniuszlqo, '33 Anna Guloslci, '33 Margarel Roeser, '33 Edilh Szumlanslci, '33 ADVISERS Miss Rulh L. l-lauclc Mr. Allred W. Benson Tl-lE NIAGARIAN i933 Tl-IE NIACSARIAN I933 COSMOPOLITAN-QUERY CLUB , l-TE CosmopoliTan-Query Club was organized in December oT I932 by a group oT boys Tor The purpose oT discussing currenT problems, oT exchanging poinTs oT view, and oT developing The abiliTy To Think clearly and Torm inTelligenT convicTions. One oT The TeaTures oT The consTiTuTion provides Tor a cabineT Torm oT governmenT. Thomas Shiya was elecTed premier and RoberT Cooley, secreTary. Club membership is resTricTed To seniors and posT-graduaTes, iuniors being admiTTed only aTTer EasTer. The TirsT Three meeTings were devoTed To Trial discussions led by lvlr. ElTon Schwinger oT Gaskill Junior I-ligh, who spolce on lndividualiTy 7 lvlessrs. ErnesT Kremers and STephen Lamb oT The CiTy Work Bureau, whose Topic was Unemployment and Dr. J. E. Taylor, superinTendenT oT schools, who spoke on War DebTs. Premier Shiya's policy oT educaTion was approved and illus- TraTed in The nexT speeches by lvlr. STrough, principal, on l-lisTory oT EducaTion q Dr. A. l-l. Jorgenson, UniversiTy oT BuTTalo, on DeTecTs in our EducaTional SysTem g lviiss l-lulen, vice principal, on Some New Ideas in EducaTion g Dr. Michael G. S. Gelsinger, UniversiTy oT BuTTalo, on LaTin lnTeresTs and Research , Reverend E. L. Meade, C. lvl. lvl. C., dean oT ArTs School aT Niagara Uni- versiTy, on WhaT is ExpecTed oT College Freshmen. The exTra- ordinary inTeresT oT The members was maniTesT by The TacT ThaT a period oT guesTions approximaTing an hour in lengTh Tollowed each speech. STaTe-wide aTTenTion was Tocused on This new Type oT school acTiviTy, and encouraging commenTs were recorded Trom many educaTors. COSMOPOLITAN-QUERY CLUB-Members are: Edward Baker, Jaclc Reynolds, John Marsh, AlberT Kunigislcy, Paul BrucaTo, Edward Gorbein, William Boles, Carson Lisman, Jed l-lyde, Charles Russell, Bernard SuiTor, Charles Saxe, Arnold Moyer, John KoguT, Frederick STamps, RoberT Cooley, William Goldman, Leo Korpolinslci, Elias Baccus, Arnold Burns, Leonard Myers, Mr. L. l-l. STrough, John Sharp, Aldo Giusiana, and Thomas Shiya. ll - ,M T I Tl H 1 FORUM CLUB4Members are-FirsT Row: Anne CirriTo, Arlene Ciambrone, Eliz b Th SorTa, SanTina La Rosa, Rose Trapasso, Anna STaniszewski, EdiTl'i Szurnlanski, A GuToski. Second Row: Ida Schiavone, Marie Jasiak, Lucia MiTro, Gladys N Lorraine Mazgud, Nellie GuToski. Third Row: Edwina Jenczewski, lrene Dabrowski, J Young, Aurel Donnelly, Mary Moniuszko, Doris Howell, Rosemary Farley, Anne M l l-IF Forum Club has iusT compleTed a year oT greaT acTiviTy. WiTh cheerTul and willing members a Tull program was arranged. , The club was Tormed wiTh The purpose oT acguainTing The sTudenTs wiTh The work and progress oT The business esTablishmenTs and TacTories oT This ciTy. In accordance wiTh This purpose, The members were given The privilege oT visiTing The Bell Telephone Company, The Niagara Falls GazeTTe oTTice, The Walker Laundry and The Shredded WheaT TacTory. The Forum is open To commercial sTudenTs only, and member- ship is exTended To Those sTudenTs oT TroTT VocaTional School who are Taking a commercial course. - Beside The acTiviTies oT an educaTional naTure, The Forum Club has had several social meeTings. AT ChrisTrnas Time There was a delighTTul parTy, and aT anoTher meeTing The members indulged in The currenT pasTime-iig saw puzzles. A picnic in June will bring The Club's acTiviTies To a close Tor The year. The Forum Club held a dance on Friday, April 28, in con- iuncTion wiTh The Social CommiTTee which proved To be a greaT success. The members OT The Forum Club express Their appreciaTion To Miss Mary Louise Allen, Their adviser, who has had a greaT parT in making This year a banner one. OFFICERS FOR l932-I933 PresidenT ..... EdiTh Szumlanski Vice PresidenT . JeaneTTe AbramowiTz SecreTary-Treasurer . . . Anna GuToski Adviser .... Miss Mary Louise Allen Adviser To TroTT Group . Miss Virginia Donahue THE NIAGARIAN T933 Tl-IE NIAGARIAN I933 SCARLET QUILL T l-TE desire To become more acquainTed wiTh The arT oT wriTing poeTry and To sTudy The poeTs broughT a group oT sTudenTs TogeTher a Tew years ago under The name oT The ScarleT Quill. This club now holds one oT The mosT prominenT posiTions among The organizaTions oT The school. Under The able guidance oT Miss Eshelman, The club has compleTed an inTeresTing program. Social meeTings were held aT The beginning oT each semesTer and during The weeks beTore and aTTer The ChrisTmas VacaTion. ln February, new members were iniTiaTed aT a social meeTing. A cerTain spiriT .oT inTormaliTy prevailed aT The meeTings where inTeresTing discussions concerning The individual's TavoriTe poeT Took place. AT one meeTing, Miss Young read a shorT inTer- esTing slceTch abouT Edna ST. VincenT Millay's wriTings: aT anoTher, Miss STeele enTerTained The club wiTh a reporT on Edward Arling- Ton Robinson. According To cusTom, The ScarleT Quill mainTained a bulleTin board in The library, posTing maTerial appropriaTe To The season. OFFICERS FOR Tl-IE PAST YEAR MarTha Kremers ..... PresidenT Ellen Reed . . Vice PresidenT Nellie GuTosl4i . SecreTary-Treasurer SCARLET QUILL-The members are, leTT To righT-EirsT Row: MarTha Kremers, Alva Boyle, Miss Mabel Eshelman, Nellie GuToslci. Second Row: RuTh I-lodgkins, Susan Frame, Lillian Ksen, BeTTy J. Harries, .Anna GuToslci, Mildred Frid, Ellen Reed. Third Row: Edward Baker, Joyce Yngve, Shirley Passage, Eva Carlson, RiTa Bayne, William Goldman P IB T , BU FUC6 O. DRAMATIC CLUB SUCCESSFUL year has iusT ended Tor The DramaTic SocieTy oT Niagara Falls T-ligh School. This socieTy consisTs really oT Two dramaTic bodies-The DramaTic Club and The Drama Class. The membership oT The DramaTic Club is made up oT Those sTudenTs who have already compleTed The work or are members oT The Drama Class. This class, which meeTs daily during The lasT period, is open only To juniors and seniors, and gives Them a com- prehensive knowledge oT The sTudy and producTion oT drama. Freshmen who are inTeresTed in dramaTics may regisTer in The DramaTic Club as probaTioners and are privileged To aTTend The meeTings oT The club as iTs guesTs and To acT iT addiTional acTors are required. The Tollowing year They are urged To enTer The more exTensive Tield oT dramaTics presenTed by The Drama Class iTselT. The presenTaTions oT The socieTy are always well-chosen, and The Three one-acT plays presenTed during assembly programs ThroughouT The year were received wiTh enThusiasm by The sTudenT body. The TirsT play was The Travellers by BooTh TarkingTon, and The casT included Jack Nelson, DoroThy CarTer, Bessie Johnson, Eileen Swalwell, Roy l-lawkes, New York Lucci, Rae WrighT, OnoTio Mazza, Virginia SmiTh and Earl Crewe. This play dealT wiTh a group oT American Travelers in a Sicilian inn aT midnighT and The amusing siTuaTions which arose because oT The Tears oT robbery and murder creaTed by Their own imaginaTions. During The ChrisTmas season, The Killer wiTh lvlelvin l-lazel, Rae WrighT, Anna CirriTo and New York Lucci, greaTly amused iTs audience. The scene was laid in The wilds oT Canadian NorTh and The ploT was worked ouT in heavy, old-Time melodramaTic Tashion. On February I6 The socieTy presenTed lvloliere's saTire on docTors, The lmaginary Invalid. AlmosT all The parTs were charac- Ter parTs which gave an opporTuniTy Tor good acTing. The audi- ence enioyed The play as well as any presenTed in The pasT and supporTed iT, knowing The Tine work ThaT The DramaTic Club does. The casT included: Rae WrighT, Bessie Johnson, Eileen Johnson, RiTa Bayne, Roy l-lawkes, Melvin T-lazel, Thomas Bosso, OnoTio lvlazza, Frank KaliTa, Raymond Sage, Jack Nelson, and New York Lucci, The audience will remember especially The inTeresTing char- acTers represenTed by Rae WrighT, Bessie Johnson, and Jack Nelson. The Tinal assembly presenTaTion oT The year was a well-known play, and The casT included Eileen Swalwell, Jack Nelson, Evelyn Bale, Bernice Janchulis, RuTh Sullivan, and Edward Baker. The SocieTy has enioyed working ouT This new experimenT wiTh lvlrs. lvlonTgomery, who is an enThusiasTic and unTiring leader oT This group oT young people. Tl-IE NIAGARIAN T933 ASSOCIATED MUSIC CLUBS ASSOCIATED MUSIC CLUBS l-lE AssociaTed Music Clubs held Their annual organizaTion meeTing early in SepTember and elecTed Ralph Brooks, presi- denTg James Pringle, vice presidenTg Anne l-linckley, secreTaryp Charles Russell, Treasurer. When Charles Russell resigned, Louise Jameson, Treasurer oT '3I and '32, accepTed The posiTion. The TirsT serious Task oT The year was The annual Thanksgiving concerT, which was given by The high school chorus and orchesTra. The giving OT This concerT marked anoTher milesTone in The orches- Tra's progress, as This was The TirsT Thanksgiving concerT aT which an enTire symphony was played. The chorus presenTed The canTaTa The Landing oT The Pilgrims and a group oT shorTer selecTions. The TirsT social acTiviTy oT The year was The ChrisTmas parTy which was aTTended by nearly all The members. Everyone broughT and received a small presenT which made The parTy a big success. ChrisTmas Eve was a high lighT in The liTe oT each chorus member, Tor iT was Then ThaT They broadcasTed over The N. B. C. neTwork on The program oT The Carborundum Company. Many leTTers oT commendaTion and congraTulaTion came, even Trom places as Tar disTanT as lvlexico. To show The world and parTicularly The high school assembly, ThaT examinaTions meanT norhing in Their young lives, The Boys' Glee Club presenTed a minsTrel show during The TirsT week oT The new Term. Needless To say, This was a howling success. Early in The new Term The orchesTra gave iTs annual Spring concerT and again They played an enTire symphony, The JupiTer Symphony by MozarT. On April I2, The chorus gave The EaTher oT The WaTers, a canTaTa by Charles WakeTield Cadman. A band concerT laTer in The spring concluded The series Tor The year. During The lasT oT lvlarch and The TirsT parT oT April The orchesTra repeaTed iTs Spring concerT Tor The sixTh and sevenTh grade sTudenTs. AT These concerTs which were given To Teach musical appreciaTion, all oT The insTrumenTs oT The orchesTra were ex- plained and a Typical musical passage was played on each. The second week oT May was one long To be remembered, Tor on Wednesday The advanced chorus assisTed The Philharmonic SocieTy in The presenTaTion oT The Manzoni Requiem by Verdi. Cn Thursday, The clubs were hosTs To a number oT Niagara counTy bands and orchesrras, which came Tor The annual Niagara PronTier lvleeTing. Among TheguesTs were The band and orchesTra Trom LockporT. Dr. Russell CarTer, sTaTe supervisor oT music, was also here aT This Time. A Looking back on The progress and accomplishmenTs OT The year, The AssociaTed lvlusic Clubs may well Teel a sense oT pride in Their achievemenTs and They express hearriesr appreciaTion To lvliss l-lelen ClemenT Tor her enThusiasTic guidance and leadership. Tl-lE NIAGARIAN T933 THE NIAGARIAN 1933 CHESS CLUB HE Niagara Falls High School Chess Club has several disTincT advanTages which iTs members enioy. AT meeTings, one comes in, picks an opponenT, and siTs down To enioy himsehf aT The SporT oT Kings. The aTmosphere is one oT The mosT casual in any organizaTion connecTed wiTh The high school. One plays when he wanTs and wiTh whom he wishes. The course in logical Thinking, The resulT oT good chess playing, is a decided asseT To any individual. The club has as oTTicers: Bill Goldman, presidenT, and Richard GuinTher, vice presidenT-secreTary-Treasurer. However, because oT The inTormal naTure oT The club, These oTTicers are noT oTTen called upon To exercise Their TalenTs. ' AlThough The organizaTion has been in exisTence Tor only Two years, under The leadership oT lvlr. Timm, iT does iTs parT in upholding The sTandard oT N. E. l-l. S., having losT only one inTer- scholasTic iconTesT so Tar. Each year iT runs a TournamenT To deTermine iTs Team members. This semesTer, The TeaTure was The sTruggle Tor TirsT place beTween Harold Couch and Charles ProudTooT. As The end oT The Term approached, The score sTood aT one game apiece wiTh numerous draws. The nexT ranking players, RoberT Cooley, Jaclc Welch, Bill Goldman, Richard Gaiser, AlberT Kunigislcy, Roy Schoonover, and Gene NuTTing, composed our Team. The men Teachers deTeaTed The club in a maTch by The close score oT 4-3, and iT losT To Eosdiclc-lVlasTen by 4-I when ThaT Team was undeTeaTed in The BuTTalo High School league. A Team repre- senTing Niagara UniversiTy wenT down Twice under iTs aTTacl4. IT beaT EasT High oT BuTTalo by 4-3 and Tinished up The season by a 6-2 vicTory aT The expense oT The same Team. NIAGARA FALLS I-IIGI-I SCHOOL STAMP CLUB I-IE STamp Club was Tounded in I924. ITs main purpose is Tor The exchange oT inTormaTion and ideas concerning sTamps. IT has helpec serve The school by several displays oT sTamp exhibiTions oT various counTries. For The Spanish sTudenTs a dis- play oT The sTamps oT Spain was puT up and Tor The American hisTory sTudenTs early issues oT The UniTed STaTes. The programs usually have been arranged by The members, wiTh The help oT Miss I-lulen, The cIub's TacuITy adviser. Included in The programs were sTamp games. These games became The TeaTures oT The meeTings, Tor The winners oT These received prizes which served To enrich Their coIIecTion. WiTh The dues received every year The club has inviTed all The junior high phiIaTelic clubs To The IasT meeTing oT The year Tor a general geT-TogeTher. This meeTing was usually held in The IaTTer parT oT May. ATTer reTreshmenTs were served, The members Took parT in Trading and swapping sTamps wiTh The iunior high phiIaTe- IisTs. This year has been an excepTion. The dues were used To buy a sTamp caTaIogue To which every club member has access. NoT only do members coIIecT posTage sTamps, buT some oT Them delve in special branches oT phiIaTeIy, such as colIecTing his- Toric covers and TirsT day oT issue covers. Any sTudenT inTeresTed in general or special coIIecTions is made welcome in The club. Every Tall The club eIecTs iTs oTTicers: a presidenT and secre- Tary-Treasurer. The I933 club oTTicers are as Tollowsz Franlc Pagliari . . . . . PresidenT Roy Schoonover . . SecreTary-Treasurer Miss I-Iulen Norman BarTer Lillian Bower BeTTy J. I-Iarries Eranlc Pagliari Arvilla Peploe . EacuITy Adviser MEMBERS Roy Schoonover Irma STrayer Raymond Sage John Davis TI-IE NIAGARIAN I933 Tl-IE NIAGARIAN i933 Progress has nol followeol a srraiglml ascending line, buf a spiral willm rlwyllmrns of progress anol relrogression, of evolulion enol dissolulion. -Roberl Browning. FEATURES l , HERFS DIRT T 5 Ti gr' M T E R ARS C . A , milf i ,Q EE 1 l 'xg , LU T ly y 9' X ill ill 4 Ex T, T x f x l x - T f l Q, 657 had swfgzl' ' Mil' i HUXTRE-EET ll l T ll. ff -T - i j i -s . i,Xf , , , -EXNKBZNIT TTEZTCE R i l F WEATHER HE . 3,5 NCQ W 5,-lcfi THIS Music BRINGS our THE CNG -O IN ME il , T A Tl-TE NIAGARIAN IQ33 CALENDAR I 932- I 933 SEPTEMBER 7Th-The TirsT day oT schooll Seniors washed be- hind Their ears and 778 came To regisTer. 8Th-Underclassmen, iuniors and Treshmen man- aged To squeeze inTo The halls oT learning. l5Th-School going sTrong. Everybody was glad To be back-especially Those carrying six sub- iecTs. 27Th-The walls began To bulge a Ii++Ie wiTh iTs l,B57 sTudenTs-all in one building. 29Th-Cheers, yells, and songs aT The TooTball assembly inspired our greaT TooTball heroes To win or die Tor The Alma MaTer. 3OTh-The Chronicle makes iTs TirsT appearance oT The school year. OCTOBER lsT-We opened The TooTball season wiTh a bang. Played BaTavia. Score, BaTavia, Og Niagara Falls, 26. Goodiel Goodiel LeT's have more games like This one. I2Th-STudenTs sTayed aT home To honor ChrisTo- pher Columbus. Two reasons Tor liking Colum- bus: he discovered America and we geT a day OTT. l3Th+This was one oT The many days ThaT sTudenTs chewed gum in school and carried packages around in order To win Sl. lBTh-Remember lvladame Cornelia Van Geuns? She is The singer Trom l-lolland who won our hearTs in assembly wiTh her guainT songs. l9Th-AnoTher meeTing-This Time The TaculTy's. They goT TogeTher and decided To eliminaTe school exams in B work. Some oT The sTu- denTs liked iT, while oThers didn'T. 2lsT-STraw voTe was held by Chronicle. We showed ourselves To be guiTe Republican lsome SocialisTsl by The resulTs: l-lerberT l-loover, PresidenT, Charles CurTis Vice Presi- denTg Wm. Donovan, Governor oT New York. P. S. Popeye, also, ran. NOVEMBER 2nd-A greaT assembly wiTh lvlrs. Blanche W. Noyes, aviaTrix, as speaker. 3rd-EirsT call Tor baskeTball pracTice. Looks like a promising Team. 4Th-Teachers' ConvenTion in BuTTalo. We hon- esrly Think ThaT more Time should be given To The Teachers To geT TogeTher. 8Th-W. McConnell and E. QuaranTillo were lITh elecTed co-capTains oT The baskeTball Team. lvlay They lead iT To vicToriesl -Annual l-ligh School ArmisTice Day services. Impossible To hold services ouTside because oT rain. Our ThoughTs were Turned To The boys who had died over There. l3Th-NaTional Book Week. STudes encouraged To read books. lThey need encouragemenT.l l6Th-Pep assembly wiTh The resulT ThaT iT con- I 8Th sumed all our pep and we couldn'T do any work The resT oT The day. This was in prepara- Tion Tor our meeTing our old rival, l.ockporT. New song To Tune oT All American Girl, new girl-cheerleaders, and a cheer-o-meTer inTroduced in assembly. -DebaTe wiTh Cleveland l-leighTs l-ligh School. We losT here buT The Team ThaT wenT To Cleve- land broughT back a scalp. ln The evening, The AuTumn Prom was held wiTh Ray Page and his RhyThm GrchesTra sup- plying The rhyThm. Cider was served. l9Th-We Traveled To LockporT in anyThing Trom kiddy carTs To limousines To see our Team Trim L. l-l. S. as usual. Score, I2-O. 22nd-The ninTh annual Thanksgiving day concerT given by The N. E. I-I. S. 0rchesTra and Chorus. They really did some very Tine work aT The concerT. We are proud oT Them. 24Th-School closed Tor Thanksgiving Day To give sTudenTs a chance aT ThaT Turkey. DECEMBER 2nd-DramaTic Club presenTed Their TirsT assembly play, The Travelers. ErighTened sgueals Trom The female parT oT The sTudenT body made The play more Thrilling. 4Th-The I932 Niagarian received a blue ribbon Tor excellence aT The WesTern New York lnTer- scholasTic Press AssociaTion. Members oT The journalism class aTTended The convenTion. 7Th-The pigskin issue oT The Chronicle wiTh The Tl-l TooTball Team's picTure, proved To be very popular, especially wiTh The girls. E NIAGARIAN I933 - T 1 r Q BA-WE f ,.-ff ' lll K Q ,il f L po i 9 goors Y Q A x 'WEEK 'T D, 'Q 513825, in Qfrszss 'mi CARLQAD X , X X f Q T , fe i 2 . O v llM!!l'lTll!W fl' '!!!!'l'W' - ffx . l. Q?-, 'li GW' A N -r wAi'r -rn.L 9-TEPE12 'THAT , GET .,. DAPP LL Kuo oN THE A Hlllbse WM in G W C C 2757 15445 VP AGLR T vlllll iillllW1' ' w M 'WwWhV'J' nazi- Gilklf f..i,'.' ff! 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We're up and com- ing in everyThing. l6Th-STudenTs Turned movie acTors and acTresses when movies were Taken oT band, orchesTra, and chorus in school To be shown aT a local TheaTer. lNoTe: TheaTer aTTendance in- creased.l I6Th-BaskeTball season began vviTh our Trimming -l'roTT wiTh a 44-22 score. NoT bad! NoT bad! l9Th-Marks beginning oT The ChrisTmas campaign Tor ChrisTmas baskeTs, cloThing, and Toys. SysTem oT Taking pennies Trom Trays in caTe- Teria inauguraTed. STudenTs had To Tigure To make Their lunch cosT iusT The amounT They had. 2OTh-DebaTe vviTh STrong-VincenT l-ligh School aT Erie. l-lome Team won and The Team ThaT wenT To Erie broughT back The TaTTed calT. 23rd-LasT day oT school beTore ChrisTmas vaca- Tion. A very melodramaTic play, The Killer presenTed in assembly. This was also Alumni Day wiTh alumni coming back To see how we were geTTing along. ATTer school, a baskeT- ball game againsT alumni wiTh our coming Through 22-20. 24Th-l-ligh School Chorus broadcasTed during Carborundum l-lour. We all lisTened in, Too. JANUARY 3rd-STudenTs again Tiled back To school aTTer gala celebraTions during ChrisTmas vacaTion. 6Th-Boy! Did we show Them how To do iT in bas- keTball2 We puT BaTavia on The side lines wiTh a 26-I8 score. 9Th--Frank Carideo spoke To us on WhaT The C5reaTesT Game lvleans To Me. N. B. No one skipped assembly. I3Th-This was supposedly The lasT day ThaT par- enTs oT seniors should make up Their minds as To wheTher or noT They wanTed Their children To have class rings and pins. Mr. STrough ex- Tended The Time. l8Th-Swimming meeT wiTh NorTh Tonawanda re- sulTing in a vicTory Tor us, 43-32. Also anoTher baskeTball game wiTh -l'roTT wirh our adding anoTher vicTory, 39-IS. A double-header vic- Tory-iT There is such a Thing. I9Jrh-Assembly wirh lasr minure announcemenrs before exams. 23rd-Regenls examinalions began. Some of us had a nice vacalion during Jrhis week, while Jrhe olhers-poor dears. 3Orh-Regisrrarion of seniors for second lerm. 315+-Juniors and sophomores lsecond Jrerm Jrhey can be called rharl srand hours in line lo gel info wharever classes +hey can. FEBRUARY lO'rh-Assembly given by The Boys' Glee Club slaging a minslrel show. Yah suhl I3+h-No school. Abraham I.incoln's birrhday and nolhing like a vacarion To remind us of ir. I4Jrh-Roland D. Chesley spoke To us in assembly showing how simple music is and how we needed il. Really inlreresling. Valenrine's Day wilh ilrs usual hearrs-candy, paper, and real ones. lorh- The Imaginary Invalid presenled by Dra- maric Sociery, fearuring Rae B. Wrighl. l7rh-Swimming meer ar Tonawanda and we showed Jrhem Jrhar Jrhey were all wel. Score, N. F. 45, Tonawanda, I7. Debare wilh Lockporl, Resolved: rhar Jrhe principle of Jrhe Chain Slore syslem is derri- menral To Jrhe besr inreresrs of rhe American people. Our ream ar home losr, buf Jrhe Team we senlr ro Tonawanda won, 3 lo O. 22nd-The Reverend Francis I.. Meade, dean of Niagara Universiry, gave a Jralk on Washing- Jron, Jrhe Man in an assembly program in honor of Washinglon. Very impressive. 23rd-Firsl senior meeling. Announcemenl made by lvlr. Srrough Thar Jrhere would be no official senior rings or pins. The Following were elecledz Presidenr-Ralph B. Brooks Secrelary-Emily Baldwin Faculry Adviser-Mr. Mark R. Bedford Summer school has been abolished as an- nounced by Board of Educalion in order To cur down expenses. ' 24+h-Anolher debale wilh our able speakers de- fearing Norrh Tonawanda, 3-O. Tl-IE NIAGARIAN I933 r ...iw rrfw C-,olrJCx Youre son A 2 Fig? GR ovATioN PIN . ...i if , 1 7 . I I Wiz, 5 1 , A I Q if I WM N a L ,I flf f? Lf Ql '21 , f kg, 4 dig 5 1 R'-,v n new Us 5 f W K l Q l ' 2 1' imc. R l E i ' is Yxrlg f liillfgwg M wi-.v Blflli R all ll 5 MORE MONTH9 YEAH ' Ama r GET A JOB DRWE A DRIVING Q. 'FRQCR CE FSR g 'f s - , 1- ' 11 ,ji 5 ...f-' lf -, .- r ll ll A 'll A ll I D iM W A whcfor ME sb? 9 xx ET... 'llll i .llliljlliffgy i l 'Iffx Q Qi R111 3? , 7 M X Z WV X X AC l 2' LQBOLISHED l3UM . S H L 6?l .y YX Qi 3 Q Q f lllll lk we THE NIAGARIAN 1933 MARCH 2nd-Closed lhe swimming season by delealing Norlh Tonawanda, 44-3I. Whoops, my deahl Seniors elecled lhe lollowing: i Vice Presidenl-Dorolhy Carler Treasurer-David Hilliard Class Poel-Helen O'Neill .Qi Yearbook slall chose Belly J. Harries as edi- SL Rv. f, lor-in-chiel ol Niagarian. if 3rd-Baskelball game held here againsl Norlh ,Ei Tonawanda wilh a viclory lor us, 20-I5. ' wil !-uk, 9lh-Orcheslra in ils ninlh annual spring concerl Y .WM C 's irfcglhnlcheexnguslilgopigllling lhe righl spring leel- 4 bf ' 1 1. l x 'S' Yearbook meeling wilh resl ol slall an- nounced. Miss Young was elecled adviser lo 9 Niagarian. i l cf . . . . U Chronicle gels lhird place al Columbia gf Egg Scholaslic Press Associalion al New York. Xkf ' ANOTHER Belly J. Harries spoke. Her subiecl was Do L73 9 YEAR You Balance Your Newspaper? QQ! 4 IOlh-Whalla game! Whalla game! We beal our 0 old rivals ol baskelball, Kenmore, 26-25 and f jx won R. P. l. League Championship. l5lh-Rabbi Feinberg lold sludenls how lo spend -Z Q lheir spare lime so lhal lhe would reap pleas- ' Q Ol is ri i 'i Y K1 Rt, UH-H, h - ure an ene i s rom i . , ' Ll A H l6lh-Seniors elecl John Marsh song-wriler. 258 in , 4 'Ji 3Olh-Senior meeling wilh lhe lollowing elecled. xl I Hislorian-Mary Randolph .gggl lllw if-f Elf Prophel-Charles Saxe 'ilill - K -leslalor-Bruno Scrulari . , SPMNB BP Slalislician-William Goldman Manlle Oralor-Peler Prozeller W 3lsl-Wing Collar Day-lhe day ol days. Lols ol 5? gli---A--' '- laughs, lols ol lun, wilh lillle work done. Ji F' i W' I V --. i W'lf ,jf I 1 X ij yu wjqxiy' 'V .dl I ' ff . ig ,Q 1 i 6 51 A , f l li EASTS l M l,ACAT'0N -ff, f- c y .Y iiiuhlilililllillliillii Assembly presenled a piclure ol a nighl club -lirsl peep we've had al one. Special issue ol Chronicle. Wing Collar Dance. APRIL 2nd-Many sludenls slricken wilh lhe well-known spring lever. Ho hum. olh-Ten weeks' marks closed. l3lh-Everyone slarls Easler vacalion. 24Th-Back again To make The lasT Ten weeks' B dm, E 05, -f Xl l iX X xi? l fig X Tl hn5' Xre1 s lllull , i lll T T amounT To someThing. CommuniTy ChesT T J Campaign wiTh everybody doing his share. T 9 0555? T 28Th-l.asT day To buy a Niagarian. T 2 il wk MAY IsT-l-lurrayl Niagarian sales showed Tha+ There w gs gy were 825 yearbooks sold and we needed 800. 193' The same Niagarian spiriTl .IT 5 3rd-AnnouncemenT was made in Assembly by lvlr. T K' A. STrough ThaT There is going To be a summer V 16 school aTTer all, Tor Teachers are oTTering Their u C37 services. 4Th-5Th-STudenTs suTTered laughing jaw aTTer 4 seeing Bird in l-land, The senior play. Oh. .l QHAPE Km? whaT Tun, wiTh Rae B. WrighT running around S in a nighTshirT. ' f X I lTh-Bands here Tor lvlusic Week managed To puT REQENTS' 4? N a musical Touch To our educaTion. f as I2Th-Couples Tripped land some sTepped on parT- l l ners' Toesl The lighT TanTasTic aT The Spring Z f Prom. 29Th-Impressive Memorial Day program was M 'Q presenTed in assembly. L5 f 7Th-ln an aThleTic assembly, awards were pre- T senTed To sTudenTs who parTicipaTed in The y inTerscholasTic sporTs. ,yrs ggijlfflalf ' l2Th--JusT a Tew more days leTT. Everybody, espe- 6 Tr . i'l lf'5' Q! ll cially seniors, is Trying hard To keep his mind --i---' on his work and TorgeT Tennis, dancing, and parTies unTil aTTer The RegenTs' exams. sg l9Th-RegenTs exams begin. lmmediaTely elecTric We companies realized a larger income. 25Th-BaccalaureaTe services suddenly awakened 55. T The seniors To The idea ThaT They were leaving ,IT , high school. They had no Time To Think abouT Tarewells because oT exams and acTiviTies. X - 26Th-Class nighT and The class nighT dancel The gym was TransTormed inTo a large ballroom. WhaT a perTecTly lovely Time everybody hadl 27Th-28Th-CommencemenT iTselT is here. Because The senior class is large, one halT oT The sTu- denTs are being graduaTed one nighT and The oTher halT, The nexT nighT. Time Flies, ahl nog Time sTays. you go! Tl-TE NIAGARIAN I933 Tl-IE NIAGARIAN I933 ' 1 THE NIAGARIANA i933 TI-IE NIAGARIAN I933 Z' 9 5 ,xx 5 7 ZW. ky N V 4 X - , , 1 1' . gg 943' k L 3 .. BN XN ' x. X ,f I XX X if 7 Alllf- . T f ' 1 X , gi ,, .:4, . X 7. Ag' Xian' ,X f J 2 Sf 1' 'ri www: lb N is AN X x X 7 'X I U , ,l l Tl-IE NIAGARIAN IQ33 X ARE ENTERTAINED AT BANQUET a and Jreaclwers mel llxe leslive boarcl, all conlriyeol lo lel reign as lorol. In blue and gray, Jlease an arlislic eye, llwal Jrlwereon lay rirs run quile lwiqlw. meal was over, quile, 1 ale mls Jrlwal were in siqlwlll nice and lale. for a plwolograplmer lweir piclure gay, l'1e resulllng blur J keep alway. IQ33 THE IXIIAC-EARIAIXI I933 I933 TYPIINIG AWARDS O. G. A. Sl-IORTI-IAIXID CERTIFICATES FOR I932-33 Tlfe lollowing sludenls received O. G. A. cerlixlicales lrom llwe Gr-egg Combany during l932-33: .., Mary Arclfiie, Rosalind Brice. Jennie D'Angelo, Ida Dens- linger, Mary Dera, Emma Ewarl, Rosemary Farley, Vera Ferguson, Nina Ferrara, Eleanor Finley, Slella Genovese, Leona Goodbrodl, Frances Goslin, Ellen I-lager, Cecelia I-lanalian, Adele Kobierny, Racllel LaGamba, Elizabellw Leiglilon, Carmellia Malarazzo, Alice MacKay, Evelyn Moone, Mary J. Nawroclci, Mary Rose Paonessa, Sara Rerry, Roberl Rayner, Anna Slaniszewslqi, Alice Slrasburg, Eileen Swalwell, Edilli Szumlanslci, Mary Webb, I.ucy Anne Wilson. Roberl Rayner was awarded an 0. A. T. Cerlilicale lOrder ol Accurale Tyloislsl. VENUS-VELVET SI-IORTI-IAIXID CERTIFICATE Elizabelli Cagle, Jennie D'AngeIo, Alice Davis, Ida Dens- linger, Kallileen Dibben, Emma Ewarl, Nina Ferrara, Anna Fucarino, Rosemary Farley, Slella Genovese, I-lazel I-Ioward, Doris I-Iowell, Raclwel La Gamba, Mildred I.aralla, Belly l.ecl4seII, Car- mella Malarazzo, Evelyn Moone, Mary Moniuszlco, I-lelen O'lNleilI, Sara Perry, Roberl Rayner, Eileen Swalvvell, Marie Walezak. YN , IXIIAGARIAN I933 ES lor lI'Ie suppression ol prolanily. I Dlmnny. lwere is a man who wanls lo rreparalion ol plwenylisolliiocyanalef' 'ard oil? xl lllal name. IR WAS IT BACON? an Observer llwe lollowing evidence lul aulomobiles: 3elI1, II, 2.l l TroiIus and Cressidaf' I, I.l Romeo and JuIiel, II, 4.l belll, III, l.l mroceedingf' l Two Genllemen ol ce al lirsl. l I-lenry VIlI, I, I.l I Zl ? l Measure lor Measure, II, I,l lo milk llwe cows! said Marllwa lo e lirsl lime. vegin wilI'1 a call unlil I gel more lueer lasleI sliould be good. I burned il and ludy Iwall: Don'l lorgel, Roberl, do. On second lllouglwl you had some more Spanisli lo do. llave a nice Easler vacalion and N. u go on willi your animal acl? find my panlllerf' :el on willw your acl. r me? my head. 'liear il all llle way upI1ereI ire you? Wllal do you sell? 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