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

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FDREWDRD Latin scholar once penned the universal truth Vivum e Vivo, Life Springs From Life. While We have been closely associated with the intellectual and social environment here at Niagara High, we have partaken of and become identified with her social and intellectual ideals. We have, in a sense, become sons and daughters imbued with a spirit springing from our beloved and benevolent Alma Mater. VVe really have had life from life. We admit this acquisition truthfully and gratefully. Moreover, in preparing and publishing our NIAGARIAN, we have honestly attempted to prove objectively how our physical and mental Well-being has been valuably enhanced. In select- ing the life theme we believe that, although it is not Utopian in scope, it isf, nevertheless, as appopriate a theme as any that could have been adopted. It has afforded us the welcomed opportunity to reveal ourselves as we are. This fact is sustained by the numeous life shots, the descriptive articles, and especially by the planning and arrangement of material. Yes, indeed! NVe say fervently, This was life for us. Life seen and enjoyed from its every aspect. May We, with a deep sense of appreciation, pray that we shall cherish and practice the ideals of life as we lived them here. ' C45