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

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.msklilrelxgwgl LEED sf we FOREWORD ODAY, the world is enveloped in a turmoil of confusion, distrust and fear. The men in whose hands the fate of nations lies, are undecided and hesi- tant. They are torn between two desires -to grant the demands of peace-loving millions, or to accede to the desires of commercial enterprise. The decisions made in this year will vitally affect the future of the world. We represent the Future. We have a right to ask for consideration from the men who are shaping our destinies. With this in mind, we dedicate the Niagarian', of 1935 to the principle to which we shall ever devote ourselves. Men of Destiny, we plead for-PEACE! PAGE THREE

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E ek Ii Ivgligel LEED 41 44' PAGE Two DEDIOATION To: One who has devoted fifty years of her life to guiding the stumbling footsteps of students over rocky and difficult paths to knowledgeg One who has given generously of her time to help othersg One who has always been sincere and Whole- heartedg One who has embodied in her teaching those pioneer principles which inspire the stalwart youth of Americag , Mary A. Walsh We, the Senior Class of 1935, dedicate this Niagarianf'

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'gif K ,Q Q L esililreligel Qilfelfh 'J 14' IN MEMORIAM We sincerely regret the death of one who, although she was not a member of our school personnel, was always kind, consid- erate, and sympathetic. Many of us knew her intimately, for, in her position as wife of the Superintendent of Schools, who was a former principal of Niagara Falls High School, she constantly kept in contact with our school life. A Being breathing thoughtful hreath, A Traveller hetween life and death 5 The rearon jirnz, the temperate will, Enduranre, foreyight, rtrength, and i'hill. MRs. JAMES F. TAYLOR :ie at as as Taken suddenly from his family and friends, he will always be remembered for his charming personality, his unselfishness, and his warm-hearted friendship for everyone. One who never turned hi! hath hut rnarrhed hreart forward, Never douhted cloudy would hreah, Never dreamed, though right were worried, wrong would triumph, Held we fall to fire, are hafled to ight hetter, Sleep to wake. ABRAHAM LESHNER af as ae af To our thoughts there will often come the memory of a beautiful girl, always laughing, always cheerful, always sweet, a gay companion and a true friend, having a delightful person- ality. The Senior Class will sorely miss their fellow-member. A girl not perfert, hut of heart So high, with thought: to hind and sage, That euen her hoper hecanze a part Of earth'J eternal heritage. HELENE ANTHONY PAGE FOUR -.