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

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x I7 1 A lie 144' - gil! Ii Evi l' K' BERENEICE MCCARTY GLIVER Assistant Adviser I extend to you, the class of '55, my best wishes for success in all your endeavors. I enjoyed helping your Niagarian Staff to edit this book. If success in life is measured only by achievements, and if this Niagarian is an indication of what you can achieve, then success is yours! BERENEICE MCCARTY OLIVER. PAGE FIFTEEN

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-,.a.QskIiIr4IiQE I Fxalrilih J 44' PAGE FOURTEEN HARRY F. ABATE Niaga'rian,' Adviser Greetings to the Seniors, Whose co- operation, originality, and persever- ance have characterized their many successful enterprises. In Working with those interested especially in the publication of the Niagarian, I have learned to hold in high esteem many members of the class. It is with great sincerity that I congratulate the gradu- ates of 1935, and wish thern success and happiness. HARRY F. ABATE.

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.sablulrflkwfl Q IFl:P 41 14' 4- 4--Q,-dx!-f,:-Y 5 4 - -: IE.- L rv PAGE SIXTEEN 'gUpon the whole it must be said, that the first and most important step towards peace, is sincerely to desire it .... 'The seeds of war are chiefly sown by those people whose wisdom and moderation ought to compose and assuage the im' petuous passions for the people .... 'There is scarcely any peace so unjust, but it is preferable, upon the whole, to the justest war .... He who wishes health to his friend, wishes a most desirf able blessingg but he who wishes him peace, wishes him the summit of human felicityf' -ERASMUS.