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

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FORENSIC SOCIETY Dzsorder to Order and Back Agazn Students may come and students may go but Mr Bedford goes on forever And wxth hlm goes the Forensic Soclety ThlS year Forensxc made a speclal study of Robert s Rules of Order Like the dxctxonary, nt IS rather dry readmg, but how useful lf can be at such tlmes as sen1or meetmgs' Whrle the club dxdnt present any play thxs year, several socxal functxons were held A slexghrlde was planned for the Fall Comphcatlons set m and the party ended up at the Ray Ott, but stlll everyone had a good txme Several mterestmg speakers addressed the club for some of the programs The Forens1c Soclety meets every other Tuesday evenmg Thxs year about half of the meetlngs have been held xn the music room whlle the others have been at the homes of the members Paul Reld was the presndent for the Hrst semester and Clem De Fellce tool: over ln the second term Let Row BAUM Rem SWARTZ WAHENGEL GOLDMAN DoLAN GELLMAN WYcKoFF C1-use n Baoronn Rnght Raw DEFELICE DEMAS GLEASON joencsn LoNG JENSEN Kswon WASHINGTON BEALS YALE Bxruc I' . . i , . . , . .. .. . . ., . . . . . . . . l f: , , . , , - I 1 ' : 7 7 I f I J 'P 7 I , 'x

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Among our worthy classmates are an unfortunate few who have been doomed to study Latln Admlttedly there are some who llke the nonsense but alas SCICHCC has as yet found no cure In the meantlme these unhappy souls have managed to elce a llttle pleasure out of the grlm reallty by pretending that they are back 1n the League Thexr programs held ln the aud1tor1um lncluded everything from llvmg statues to a burlesque of Caesars death About this t1me m November the club was orgamzed and electlons were held MISS Gratrxck was the advlser th1s year and one of the Hrst meetmgs under her guldance was the formal 1nstallat1on of officers The Senate sat on stage wrapped up ln sheets for togas and solemnly llstened to Marjorxe Krausman mtone a prayer to the gods for an omen of a successful year It turned out to be just that so ap patently the sp1r1ts were w1th them ,5 A days of Caesar. All those who take Latin are formed into the Junior Classical JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Omeus, Sellrltors, and Sllbjllllffllf' Mood

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.Standmg DESIDARIO DONNELLY ADAMS BAS T1-1oMPsoN CHAPMAN FICNER STEWART BURKE DooLEY REED SDAO Sealed KASMARCZYK CALDERONE KUSHNER MR CRowlE Invmc Mc KENZIE THE MON OCLE Cyclops On the lower end of the journalxstxc scale IS the lnfamous Monocle There lf ls, a mere piece of fiber board, hung m the cafeterla Thereon are posted notlces, cartoons, ed1tor1als, and gosslp It grew to be the bane of the Hlgh School as the unwary wolves saw their mlsdeeds IH prmt The Eye the g0SSlP column, saw too much, but the students, llke drug addlcts, scurrled back for more And so the Monocle wended lts merry way through the year, xn and out of favor, tw1xt the Charybdxs of censorshxp and the Scylla of slack emng mterest It came out safely and surv1ved, an lgnoble but fond memory of our semor year 28 CHRONICLE The Ultzmate Of the anclent and venerable 1nst1tut1ons m Hngh School, none r1se to the posmon of the Chronzcle From the ed1tor1al room 353 MISS Hauclc, the aclvlser, and Annette Kush ner, the edltor, supervlse the preparatnon of the hterary dlet of the school Regularly each month on a Thursday, Wednesday, or Frl day, as the case may be, this master brew of excellent reportmg, and accurate forecastlng, splced w1th h1lar1ous humor and mterestmg features, IS offered to the students There were many spectacular new addxtxons to the Chronzcle A Roto section was add ed and amazmgly delightful speclal Issues were publ1shed among them, an adorable Apr-1l Fool s Day edition on pmlc paper THE QHQVW ' Q 7 7 ,V J ' ' 0 : ' . , , - , , - ', ' QQ 99 ' Y . , . . . ' n C! ii ' l e x . . f . 5 I 64