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

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Bereneice Oliver English Joseph Ott Brainard' N. Parsons Thyra Rasmussen Science Physical Education Social Studies Addzizonal Teachers James Boardman May Gentry Elverta Miller Health Business Language Carrie Brownell Miriam Heary Jeanette Sulkey English Business Business Ruth Cook Murray McKaig Amelia White Language Art Health OFFICE STAFF Doraine Sanzlo Stenographgr Agnes O'Brien Senior Stenographer I5

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ga MEMORIAM HARLAN P. FREEMAN Mr. Freeman is among us no more. He has left with us an ideal which he made visible to colleagues and pupils for nearly three decades. This ideal is character. Mr. Freeman's character, which was tempered with under- standing and restraint, was one ot scrupulous honesty and complete sincerity. For himself, he was unyielding: for others. he showed comprehen- sion. What hetter memory can one leave behind than, that which is hased on a tirm and generous character? Let this be our tribute then to Mr. Freeman that we recognize and esteem these virtues of which he was the bright example. ELMER YOUNG The clock in 301 is 2 minutes slow - VVhere's Elmer? The thermostat in 255 registers 60o - VVhere's Elmer? somethings wrong with the cafeteria steam table -- nVVhere's Elmer? Elmer Young, time lceeper, engineer, and ulVlr. Fixitn ol N. F. H. S. is no longer with us for Elmer died in September, 1949. Always present at every athletic contest. school play, and concert, Elmer was the man around whom N. F. H. S. was tnuilt. Usually doing the taslcs tar beyond his line ot duty, he did them with a willingness which proved. that to him it was not worlc. So to answer the question today. uVVhere's Etmer?H We are sure that in some heavenly engineering ottice or basketball gym he is still in spirit watching over affairs at his N. F. H. S. 16