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

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fm , , l ' 1 v ef 'inf ia, 2.3, ei ,ff 'W 3 'I' ' ,cb DOROTHY SEIPPEL, B. A. Class Adviser The class of 1934 is indebted to Miss Seippel for the fine cooperation which she has shown. Her ready smile and her eagerness to help have tended to make ber one of the best liked class advisers in the history of this school and have won for her a place in the hearts of all of us. We can sincerely say at the conclusion of this, a most successful year, that it has indeed been a pleasure to have her at the helm of the senior class. est 1 3 ia,-

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I' f 71 5 f 1 V I 'A EMMA HULEN, M. A. Vice Principal To each student of this high school, Miss Hulen has directed her best efforts to insure the meting out of a square deal. Al- though her Work is not always of the pleasantest sort, fairness to the individual and to the Whole student body is placed 1' ore- most. She has directed much of her attention to the success of the Student Council, boosting here, and encouraging there in order to secure the best possible results from the students. Each of us is indebted to Miss l-lulen for the splendid Work she has carried on for the Class of 1934. Her aid will always be remembered and appreciated. 'nfl 12 tiff--

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4 2 W 4' , ,,.,. A ff 1 I MARK R. BEDFORD Supervising the publication of a senior annual is a harassing task which requires a person's devotion. Mr. Bedford, our adviser, has given freely of his crowded hours and of the accumulated wisdom of three years' ex- perience in senior class activities to the successful edition of the 1934 Niagarian. Only through his untiring efforts, and able assistance has this publication been able to go to press. We hope that the success of the 1934 Niagarian may, in some part, repay Mr. Bedford for the aid he so freely extended. Mil 14- lir-