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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1954 volume:

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N A it 5 .L 'I 1 K, Q ' Q 5 k I .V-., m r Ani' ld arcag Nuogcruon Nuogorc Falls Hugh School Nlcgorc Falls New York Marsha Grotz and Morulyn Deutch co-editors Barbara Joseph and Dolores Boftogluo co-business monogers 51 FKg,,,,y' I UFQUIOI' Muslc, the universal language, has throughout history greatly Influenced man It IS credited wlth the power to soothe the savage beast and calm the dlsturbecl at heart Yet of all the people of all generations the teen ager of today ns probably most influenced by Its throbbmg rhythm For thus reason we have chosen music as the theme of the I954 Nlagarlan Every teen ager whether the lover of 'azz or the more passnve person who funds has enloyment nn softer more melodlc pleces, knows muslc as a part of has every day lnfe There are songs, watty or catchy which attract the teen ager s attentlon but do not last, and others whnch have appealing quolntles that remaln for many generatlons Songs lake Take Me Out to the Ball Game , Jeanne With the Light Brown Haur , and Stardust are stlll sung by all Amerlca lnall ways the teen ager andthe popular type of music are synonomous In the wrltlng of the Nlagarlan thus year we have incorporated musuc unto the related sections We have selected a lnght and we hope a pleasant theme 'wif 1 yy f ,gl J ff if X 9:4 X 2 Y D QP if 6'- Z' . . , . - - ll ll u - 0 - - ll ll u - - ' Q. 0 7 ii- 1 0 I O O I I O I p' 's es , , I s ,'l' 'U , A X- f , ,ili' 1' ,1 XX avr 'NL 'V fir like ,N fh X XXX fn' ami, is 5, .vf ' Q X, 1, ' 5 ,il .Q l X NX ff I, - . 4 X st X f jr 41.11 , f -- ss w X X X my X ' 5 :I ' . ff - ,SN , X ' la . 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A, , - We affectnonately dedicate thus book as a surprnse to Mrs Harriett Donovan our advisor for the Nragarlan Usually she wouldturn laughmgly from our prause so we are happy to have thus opportunuty to express our appre caatnon To you Mrs Donovan we would like to say thanks Thanks for a 'ob well done Thanks for your years of ser vice and Yearbook counsellnng but most of all thanks for beong your wonderful self We who have come to know you love you X ,gn Q x X X I X XXX X X 1 N wg X X XY :x XX x S L X Qi ff W N X t, . ,X ' I X is 3 sg V1 RX ' N .iw 1 4 -' x J WX SMS' xx X X QV R ff Q r N J Aifx XX is rm X pa ff 5559 KV 44. V .XWQZI U ' ai AC 4 iff, i, 5.1 V fly! A x 72' L l, ' .I ,I ,- f X ff V flu ,vt 5-K y 'N If X 'wit' . , 5 ' ,l ' 5 1. ,ff - . ' . fy , ' 1 X , N I . . iv , 15' 'ffyflfl . Z . mliwff ' 7 fy, N 1 , A N V A X ff' if ' N . X - SJ ' ' ff ,tfj I A I S, xx fr . - n , f . 7 ? X ml ' N ft of ' ,y Q . K ' . ' 41 1' I ' V 'SLR . . u . 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Bialeckig William L, Salacuse, President: Mrs. Laura M, Piferg Miss Nea Brown, Secretary. SECOND ROW: James H, Erwin, Deputy Superintendent of Schools: Dr. William J, Small, Superintendent of Schools: Dr. Charles M. Brentg Wilbur Connellg Victor De Wy- gockig Frank Lang, Business Manager: Wesley L, Kester, Not pictured: Arthur M. Silberbergg Stephen G, McMullen oarcl of gfclucafion When finally as seniors we reach our goal and receive the essential diploma, we should stop to consider an important fact, how fortunate we are, for we not only have an interested staff of teachers but a particularly effective Board of Education. This group provides us with modern facilities and surround- ings pleasant, comfortable and well equipped. The Board de- X ,fx velops policies which determine g X X the course of our school year. 11,7 We all appreciate their ef- L , ' - 4 f forts for we know our interests 'f ' ' ' are their primary concern. Viii-Bill? X i' fl ' fl' N ff f . 1, is OT may of . -X: Sbirft 'Is ig, X Tc 5 E T359 7 f x K leffsf :W 'XNJX ii QF ig! To The Class of I954 May I congratulate you on your selection of Music as the theme of p your Yearbook. Music is o universal language and as such is one of the common experiences open to all students. It serves as a unifying force l among peoples of all nations who have so many divergent interests and ideals. I have been impressed with the fact that amaior proportion of our High School students carrya full program of the so-callecl basicsubiects but also elect avariety of courses in the creative arts. They graduate from our High Schools with a much broader foundation than those of my generation. May I extend my best wishes for your future success. William J. Small Superintendent of Schools .xdclminidfrafion l I- ' S ' e, ' F. S -TP x 2 5 4 r I .,, ' R pw 'J 'i gpyfg I' ' ,, 1 h.QQ'1i j .A ,fp ' I is . I Q2-.2 .Iwi f ' lf? ' N- I K asian Youfggf 'THE iT'Op 5 YOKTVS' To The Class of T954 fi . W '1 First of all I want to congratulate each of you on completing your secondary school education. This, as ina musical scale, can be likened to a note, and having accomplished that note, you are ready to tackle the next one and progress through the entire scale. Life is very similar and can be successful by climbing the ladder of achievement step by step. I wish you all the luck possible in doing so. James H. Erwin Deputy Superintendent To The Class of 1954 Possibly life's greatest triumph is victory over one's self. A person can be his own worst foe, his most serious problem, and his greatest stumbling block. He can also be his own best friend, his most helpful counsellor, and his greatest booster. Often these two sets of qualities are in sharp conflict when one is trying to decide between what he wants to do and what he should do. Many times the hardest battles are fought with one's self from within. Every noble aspiration that one encourages, every temptation that one resists, every bitter word that is withheld makes a worthwhile contribution to one's personal development. Victory over one's self is vital, because in the struggle for happiness and achievement, the richest rewards always go to those who have mastery over themselves. In the years to come you will bring honor to yourself and to your Alma Mater ln direct proportion to the degree of self mastery which you attain My best wishes go with you as you leave Niagara Falls High School Wm F Jack Principal l'n.llllJtl'6l ll0I'l re?-p 'T' bqx s ,J i JVM! f fl -,J .ff fgl-UEF xl fi-gf 5- bf To The Class of i954 ln a world where modern Industrial and technical advances tend to em- phasize the need for competence it is important for young people to acquire in school as much knowledge and skull as possible We need to consider, however that living successfully requires more than a trained mind To learn something of the eternal values of human living, one must become self-disciplined, considerate of others, and motivated by the ideal of service l hope that your experience at Niagara Falls High School has given you much more practical and useful training l hope also that you have acquired here the breadth of vision which will help you develop your own strength of character and personality, and meet your future responsibilities with good-will and mtegrlty. My sincere good wishes go with you. Beatrice Ballinger Vice-Principal X DOROTHY APPLE Busmess ETHEL L BLOOMINGDALE Latxn PEARL E BRITTON Health FRANK BAGGA LLAY Enghsh FRANK BEDASKA Mechamcal Drawmg JAMES H BOARDMAN Health ROBERT 1. COOLEY 'Cv JAMES I BONG IORNO Languages WILLIAM H CROWIE Buslness ESTHER E DAHLQUIST VIRGINIA DONOHUE HARRIETT W DONOVAN M3I1'l8m3I1CS Busmess Enghsh MA RK R BEDFORD Science 0.8 w1LL1AM BRADY Enghsh 10 5 1 gl vw ,J fx? CICU .M fr ' can-L Gs F. ' 4' ,- ' 6 Q 3 I 5 1 -1 6 4 , ff if 'y-'. 1 1 ' A A w 'Q , 1 V1 L . 1. N A R'RR V. 0 ,E 4' I M iglgekq ' - 1 'L -1 X. N fy Ak LA 4 R. A ,X K ,V , 15 if V 'LP 7' . ,A if . . . 'gi I . E ' Q X I f T x 9 fa A A ' ' ip f , .. 1 45, , , A pr, . If - lv ,r, 1 ' I, . . .V ' . , 3 K I '75 1 52... A1 - Q21-'r E ' ' W 19 ,R f CIC!! x fb, IOHN H EDWARDS Sclence HERBERT HEIMERLE Guidance If 19 ak JAMESV FABIANO WAYNEGALLAGHER MIRIAMA HEARY English gl ANNE S HERGES Busmess MAY I LANIGAN Business Scxence WILLIAM HEROLD L guage 'U DANIEL LAYER Science DOROTHY A. MAHONEY LUCY MASSIMILIAN Social Studies Social Studies Busmess DELLA A HUTSON Llbranan CHARLES M LONG English HELEN McCARNEY School Nurse MARY MCDOUGALL Physical Education Art CATHERINE MORRISSEY Mathematics FDORENCE MORSE Physical Education 1 MURRAY P. MCKAIG ELIZABETH MITCHELL English w , In , if f-A-K 'WZ' JOSEPH MORAN Business LOUISE B- MOSHER MICHAEL o'LAUGHL1N Home Economics Physical Education I-E0 ORYNAWKA BRAINARD N. PARSONS THYRA M. RAsMUssEN Music Physical Education DAVID W. REESER BARBARA RICKARD Health Home Economics Social Studies SAM ROTELLA Driver Education 12 3 xx Xl B I hz. -Qxx A , I, ff. , N, J x , , I X A , NX .W fi IV 6lCuEy l 4... LZCLL KENNETH SAWERS WARREN A. SCOTCHMER LEAH M. SIMMONS EDMOND I. SKIMIN Driver Education Music Social Studies Social Studies .A 'ff WJ , ' 7 ' 1 XX- 'ar '. f A EDWARD V. STAFFORD MARGARET P. TICE BENJAMIN H. TIMM GERTRUDE M. TRESSELT ty, Business Business Mathematics Latin l 7 X s. 1 I 1 'CA MARY E. WERNER JEANETTE WYLIE RUTH A. YOUNG Guidance Social Studies Business and Latin ADDITIONAL TEACHERS MAY A, GENTRY JEANETTE E. SULKEY I 4Rjf1A Business Business ELVERTA I. MILLER AMELIA E. WHITE Language Health AGNES C O'BRIEN Senior Stenographer 13 xg .!4l9,9I'2Cl6l lL0l1 Lnfe IS a song and four members of our faculty are beglnmng a new theme They have through thenr frlendllness sympathy, guldonce under standmg boundless patnence created on endless melody whnch as reflected nn the lnves of those who have had the privilege of studying under them May they truly enloy the symphony of lelsure to pursue those hobbues and nnterests which have 'tgp' had to play second flddle wht le they were tuned to young peo e WANKS BENJAMIN H TIMM Mathemaucs .S-..,J'l:. RUTH A YOUNG Busmess 1 4 Y Q ETHEL L BLOOMINGDA LE Latm CARRIE I BROWNELL Enghsh X. GW L0 aaa o 7954 OFFICERS Mark Allinson President Henry Holka Vice-President Patricia Mason Secretary Benjamin Johns Treasurer CLASS MOTTO Knowledge is today's futureg today's hope. CLASS COLORS Turquoise and Silver C LASS F IDWER White Rose faith, en ior Omcerd !,,. If K -0539? rm VP' I X Q- Ca ,ON J -,,, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Benjamin Johns, Patricia Ma- son, Mark Allinsong SECOND ROW: Mr. D. Layer, Henry Holka. Virginia Abbo Oh Happy Day Sue Allender I Told Ex ery Llltle Star Anna Allotta Crazy They Call Me Carol Amendola There s Nothmg Like a Dame Youx Edgar Abmy Sam Agnello Carolyn Alessi 1 Wmfp Dam-g Loving Sam I only HGV? Eyes fvf You Mark Alllnson e Go! to Be a Foolball Hero Michael Alonzo Sentzmental Me Helen Andrews I ll Be Seeing You Dons Angelosante Smile Darn You Smile 61:56 Sandra Appelgate Always 'H P- , A 1 . 1 ... 1+ if , l. 1 efl- gf- . F 1 l 16 Angeline Appolgney Frances Appoloney Thomas Arist Judith Ashby 'Someone to Watch over Me Srranger in Paradise Once in a While Ieepers.' Creepers. ' 794 S James Aughtman Thom rs Bam Lrltle Boy Los! Always Lame bm LIIIQJIIIIL Betty Bak Patricia Baker Wharf' Did Ill? Night G09 P S I Loxe You it Joseph Baldassara Helen Banach Nancy Bangs Naomi Barber 11417117 for 109 lf S 0 B12 Wide Wonderful World 1 Lzke the Wzde Open Spares Ion Ga ro Hx Head 17 - A N , N 1 l 1.1 ir, N , A 7 r J! .A W - 1 ,- f U w Ins- . W Pe-1-2' e- ' sig K . Y ' L I ' . Dennis Barnette James Barr Can't I Shopping Around Jenny Battaglla Helen Batterson Full of Fun and Fancy Free Quzet Gzrl Wllllam Baum Lauren Beaver And So Good Bye Ill Be Hanging Around Robert Beckett Floyd Beebe Wdllxlng My Baby Back Home Why Hgh! the Feeling Margaret Barr Dolores Bettaglia Peg of My Heart How I love the Kisses of Delores 6165 Carol Belln Maxme Benedlct T111 We Meet Again Wheel of Fortune 'Eggs ' . 7' - 'I . V 'Q' i in ' . A ' Q? Q 'tml n 65? K , .' P K . - ' V , wil iw at M ' ML Y A ' f' 's . f '1 . .aw- r , 3' H ' - H g 'H , . , 4 . , I4 A ,I :in Q . Y N ,C ' be 18 Robert Bentley Lawrence Bernat Ronald Birmingham Mona Bixzenbender Im Silling on Top of Ihe World He's a Real Gone Guy Call Me Lucky Your Eyes Have Told Me So 94 Marllvn Boss .luamta Bosso No Oil er Lole Hale I Dark Eyes 3 kent Blakeloek Ermma Blank Solualre Second Smr to the Rzghl 1 Carl Bohmholdt l1OIl0l0I10llX 5. E.1rl Bowers In Ihe Mood Frank Bongnovanm I leel Lrke I m Going ro Lne Former lndnm Bow fn H1 We ? o g , o 7 o sl . NX . if 5 V y x ' ov. , , gig I . X li i A. 19 . . ' u n +,. .5 f 1 ff' 4916 Lily Bowman Barbara Boyce Carol Brandon James Brennan The Very Thought of You My Kind o' Day My Isle of Golden Dreams Bugle Call Rag Joan Brierley Mlckey Brlgante Come Back to Me Johnny All the Things You Are Larry Bnggs Haven I Got a Worry James Brocker Supposzn arid Judy Brmklow Just We Two Teddy Buchalskx Beverly Buchholz Manlyn Force Bucholtz Wu-hmg I Got Sentimental Over You As Long As You Care 20 , 1 ,I L 1 WV' . U 14 , H , , 1 ,. n Ili... .X ' 'N K Q I4 V D ll U -,:f.:.1, ' IC -'.-.-: - v ' .' f s .' 4 -. -. ..,-Q. u.- 1. 1 -'fqfi-If:2'I-li 1 f V . sw .',4f,',v,o!4'.f rf! .. - 1 H U , . U .. . ,, , H 1 i Annie Burnett Would I Love You Valentino Butera 194 Donna Carll Carl Carman Smzle He s That Kind of a Guy A Fellow Needs a Girl l . Donna Buxton Robert Calandrelli Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewilderedu A Guy Is a Guy Ruth Campanaro Here In My Heart Geraldean Campese Ill Ylrmg Along wzlh Yo Bruce Carter At Last Z1 .loan Campbell Far Far A way James Cantlon Remember Me Nanette Carter The Darlmg of Mx Heart 1 'W 1 N 1 . Q 4 - pf N , i- N! A Q ., R Rosemary Caruso an May Nm Re an Angel Frances Cermln lri l mx I0 Lou -0 Q Ben ward Chrlsty Slzort 11111 Smut '- D Ill A flddelln nllx Buhx Kay Casher Guy Caterina Loretta Centofanti So in Lm'e Why Try I0 Clmnge Ale N0w Tender1y add Barbara Chabald 'Hx Dream ls Yourx 1 Tcddv C hI'Zll'10VSbkl I D011 I Krmn lnuugh Abou! You if fi 49' .4 John CIAVAQI 1 Joan Clcdlcllo Irene Clesl nk F L U85 Illflj, Former Mora CJ00l1lIl,t,IIf Iruu ZZ 8 , 'H N X ' -4 I x 5 'P A sew? 4. gy :V. f 1 I ' ' ,r 2 I ,. rf Y rl 1 I 1! ll V! Anna Crraolo Lorrame Clrrlto Ill Be Seeing You Sweel Lorrume 194 S Mary Ruth Cone Ronald Connor With Never a FFOWII' 'Leave Me wzlh a Smile' Sarah Jane Clare Street of Dreams he James Clifford And S0 to Sleep Again Rnchard Colletta Trying Rrchard Conroy Blue Moon ' Mary Lou Clark I Don I Care If the Sun Don I Slune Ann Colavecchra Cure Piece of Propzrly Wllllam Collms Lhh 71411 Marlene Corsa ro Yours Szncerel y 19 1, an A . -' x V' 1' S 0 V f ffl? C Eg ,. 5' l N sy 'Z x 4' a- H , SL , 1 5. ' . . l 23 Leonard Coughenour Could 1 z -gf ' ' . 5 -0 ' Joseph Cumbo Hey Joe Levvls Custode I Hear Mum Guy Daddano Dance Me Loose Roland Crossley Anywhere I Wander' ll Maxine Crowley Colleen Cuddy High 011 U76 US! You're Irish and You're Beautiful arid Joanne Currle Someone l7ke You Rlta Czapla Dream 15 Yours mfr 5- Janet Dallly Dream a L11!1e Dream 4. Vxctorxa D AIOISIO Lou Dal P0rt0 Take If Easy Llvuzr, the L1fe I Loxe 1 f l Q 5 Z' A p l ,l . 4 1 :fi 'll , 1 I yi 'J' -My, . L. x fizjcigr Q -f I fl I K . li x '- - ' ' x' 24 Josephine Damiano You Goto My Head ri Michelena D'Amico My Hear! and I Decided I94 S 3, nw WWF :- 'I B' N '1 N 2 52 C Q2 ca-4 2? If 0 - Z' Ph 'I 'C Q - 'S Dt HQ S-1 Q- 22 N gf? :ez O 3 SA Francis Daniels Spellbound Charles Davis Unforgettable 'fi' Lettie Davis Too Young if ' 'Kili- ar is Y - x l ' 4 Dorothy Dash Aly Truly, Truly Fair Eva Davis Let the Rest ofthe World G0 Verley Davis Happy Days Diana De Felice Marilyn Dench How Do You Speak to an 4nge1 Sopluvticated Lady Z 1' 3 D e K 1 I . A 4' , QI, V , V : flu: -fsftg Q ' . I N U1 T y - ' fr ' 'L , K: 232534554 I V , ' . 55'?i5'iffa , ' ' ,'A'l.f',f 'i - , fl I -. fi dd' 2 B Margaret Dell Trmt In Me Ann De Mlgllo No Two People f 3 VPU Robert Dell .lack De Long Rose Mane De Marco Ill Walk 4lone Cute Lltrle Gzrl 1 Jo Ann De Noto A1111 She Sweet 1-if SZ Manllo De Sanus Josephme De Sxmone Dzd You Ever See a Dream Walking, ' Always Understand 'G' Q5 J' J 1 .J - 61.655 Damel Detkos Geraldme Du Camnllo Margaret Doan Wrlhelmma Dobbs You You You Among My Souvenirs In the Good Old Summer Time Wzlhelmma Z6 r -A ' , 'M .S . 3 C7 S 'll S I 3 W, 1 I S X l , 1 , V 1 , . .4 my I lf, AP. S41 S S, S- ew In fy I I i. - in ii A 4,- ll b ri. . l rf- U ,lg Sid Frances Dobrasz Lorrame Dokla Rohert Dommskx Perry Domzella X 112 794 '2 5 Prnscxlla Donaldson Paul Donley Open up Your Heart Ill Buy That Dream Maryann Donofro Joseph Donovan Satin Doll Grear Dm for the lr 3' -S A v 4- fu' 'S' 1 Ni ffl U Joanne Dorso Shxrley Dotter Nancy Ann Douglas Joan Drayer Neon Love 'And So Good bye' Happy Days Are Here Agam 'Stay As Sweet As You Are Z7 Y 0 V U - 1 'f , , V. 4 tl ',k M It A .V N Xu ' , T '5 Day after Day Sometime, Sweetheart Down by the Riverside How .Many Hearts Have You Broken? A V . a 6 'S .:. ff? - . ., Q 0 Mzvvxlix Q. - 'Qg.',, 424, . . I ir XXX 4 ,J A ' ' .': John Dryju 'l'm u Lone CNUWJIIIIHIH Rose Mane DZlCdZlC From Herz to Ha rmrx ow.. ' r Darrell Eddmgs Coral Sunni V Carol Ehlers Home n mL Molly Duffy W0nzlw' Wl1y Shiflcy DUQHS Robert Dutko Silver Moon Who Do You Love, I Hope Duane Ecker Mara Pell on Alabama Joyce Edu irds Turn Back 1119 Hands of Time Nldrrc Emdnuclv. Uv Mum Xldrv lou Emmons SNIIIQIIH, on ll gllll add uk Rohcrt Emmcns Glu M4 Om Hour 'If Xe -Q gl 3 I 1491 or X l . f W I x 5, 4 X ,rf s Hmm ff f 3 E A xv Q Q , A' V 3' ,f 'A I qv l 9 , V Q Q of Q f. ' l, QL 1 f . Q 1 ' t QA. f Z I l I Z8 Y E : ?v , 2 Il' Jem England Adela Esplnd Robert Fadel Llltle B11 of Hunan It lwllll Be Irue R dc' 94 S Bella Falola CWUIILNIIIIIUYIOIZS to Sami om l 1 Larry Fluorite I Hunt H hull Want W her I Want I1 Audrew Ferchen Joyce Ferchen Joseph Flcorllln Trlll Wflt Azyazn with You Sprmq Fuer Ill Be Hangmg Around 29 Llc mor Fluctd Do I Worn C ul P1 ula 1-he Sunny 91114 of 1114 Stull Elaine Feldman I Sunrndar Dmr Norma Fmuz Moon Glon ,, ' -3 A o ' A X W - 4, '4 ' l f '- , 53' I of I J N lima ' Y 1- ur f il A zu o A J 1' l f .. 1 1 I ll fl I 1 'I -A A '.., ,' J, A, . i 'V-A ll all Jerry Finley Shirley Flay James Fleming June Fleming The Touch of Your Hand The Man I Love So They Tell Me Imagination Paul Force Allen Fowler Coax Me a Lzttle Bit D1 zy Fingers Richard Foy August Franco Now Is the Hour' The Mad Chemist Joanne Frank Anthony Fratello Kitten on the Keys Changing Around arid Judy Frommert William Fyfe Sweet and Lvvfly The Tune on the Tzp of My Heart Robert Gadsby Anthony Gaglmrdo Cool Wafer Fasy Lrvmg 94 S Jamce George Teddy Glaqumto Margie Gambomn II s IHS! the Accerzl on You Sam Gara He s a Lady .v Man Rosemary Garvey Y fr Dreams Monica Glglnell Start the Day with a Song Dom Whal Comes Naturally A45 Hear! Belongs to Only You' Y C drol Game Wx Best I0 You Celestmo' Garcia I Wanna Wonder Be. ntrlee Gazebmn luv Om Nfnrf Clmnu -8 Lllllan Gilbert ou re Yo Understanding 14,5 1 4 'I llll Q G :N G , ft g G G if' Q- X ., Q X . aw-,fi 'lf Q s- . A .A l l ' 3 0 ly y ia ,Q g eg , I A X f N V fl J W. Y X ' , K . qu 2-t 1 N. 1 . 1 wi '- 1 ff- N-pf . ' - , I -I' A V J ' J: - 4 - U V , 55? .X sy' K . 'a I 31 Caslmer Golanka Curls Gzrls Grrls 9' Rlchard Goulah Easy Colne Easy G0 Dolores Grace Drifting and Dreaming Frances Gooder Charles Gorman Ralph Gougeon Just Because You re You Lost ln a Fog Be My Lzfe s COIHHHHIOH 'Sa add xqftf' x Q-1, Mary Gourlay Jus! My B111 Lois Gradm I m ln Love Again Marsha Gratz John Gravanu Shrrley Gray Wrlham Greene Laughmg on the Outszde ' 4 Good Man Is Hurd to Fmd' There Things I Offer You Just Plam Bill Waller GTCIS Laura Griffin Mx BUY! !0 YOU You Can Depend on Mc Glorl 1 Grlggs lzlllr Mlsv Mzvcluef I94 S Loretta Guldam I Must Be Dreaming 3,6 Leon Gruhka Running, Wild Beverly Hager Dear Hearts and Gentle People Barbara Halley Phxllls H mdlu Don tLzl1l1z Stars Get ln Your I xr s I- wr 1 H4 1 vy- Brlan Harter Lloyd Hartnett Carol Hasseltelt Gladxs Hrugabool, Gone Fzshzn Gemng to Know You I Wake Smzlmg You -in Mx Sunshine 33 0 , N 1' . .gg,.sn i ' , . X W S A ' ' N y -' ' f , , . f' A 4 ' fd A, x ,, . ' J 3 , ' f ' ' ' S 4 ' '. ' 'ri' ug , l' Nov a I -V 'Ak 'Y f -. 21 Judith Hawkinson Chinn Doll Glace Himes lil1An3 Wonder' Henry Holka I Ge! Ideas . 'zfv . rf .g 5 15 'Jai if 41 , ' 1 1 ' Q 1 L Ellen Hayes My Happiness Grace Hogan I Hem the Muwc Nou Harry Hooper I m Jus! Wild abou! Harry Irvin Hearn Dick Hillier Sati.i'fwI Why Cllllil You Belzczrc? arid Diana Hopkins Nidrlenc Houck Herbert Hun nelly riuman 'Vlx Dmnc' B51 Bw Blum Why Don! You Bduu 1vll Arc 111 You Glad You re You IH . I x li i 'I R X I 'I I ' .N :V if Q 4' 5 H at r ro an 34 96' Shirley ltzkowitz Stephanie Jakuhowski HA Irene Jarzab Look Ahead HA Little Love All 54170141 Ronnie 94 4 , vrzv v -:. 1 W P ,hr iii' ' 5, I v ' t Mary Jztsek lf I Hall You If Peter Julran Lzfe ls a Song S Patrlcxa Jesslman Could Be A Lou Benjamin Johns Ixerx Nlonrcnr You Luc Betty Johnson B xrham Joseph fill' N1r,h1Har II 1h0llX!1llIlINLS I Hear Rlmpxnzlx gsm as Paul Jullan Thomas Justlanfn Wxlllam lxxnkollnskl Fme and Dandy After All 3 5 Once Ill tl H 11111 -F XIV as , x , 3 A N, -J Alice Kapaloski 'Yml'rc llline You Phylhs Klejdys Lmctly Illxe You Robert Kosut Speedlznc r C.. 'li Janet lxrrft ItrlheIr1sl1mML 1' i -, 1 ff.: f . , VK gm. m f 5 fu Q4 If --F Barbara Kavanaugh James Kennedy Valentine Kishmoian Eyes of Blue Rlchard Kllmecko Riding Hlgh 334' on lim Daddy s Llllle Girl Q56 1 Richard Kozlovwskx I Don 1 Wanna Bc Kzvsed Norma Krause Dolores Krell Helene Kromcr Became You re M U70 Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Together 3 6 M , x 2 so f ' 7 I' I 'll X f I A . I X QP- A , . 1 -A . .-g ,N . rl A 6 1 322 , ,A,W l r y, X gf w In ' l M Q Albert Krul Terry Krywuy Sleepless D0n'I Fvrzm Ale In 794 S 2 Joseph La Splsa Mary Ann Lauzau Craq Rl15 tlzm To Facll Hu Own Christine Kubarski 'Salrlebody Loves M 'lf Rosalie La Barber S0 Am I 41. PllII'lCld Lach Inlllgln Tune Jane Kurek 'Blue Velvet Robert Labosky Wrllz My Head rn the Clouds Tmmcy lamb B1 x Box Roberta Lee Valerne Le Masters Alljlllllb' Lf! n Smile Be Your Umbrella ns , L Y L 4 f 4,1-.uf 0 . 'ff M X W W. , ' . r H.. . ,. .. 1 -9. s Q an l ' ' Y , gf. 1- -f s H ..,, , K ks-psi, .V 6 J li' f 37 Mary Jane Lenz YOHIFC' the One I Adore Mary Leplano 7111 Nearness of You Edna Lltten Robert Lenz Be a Clown Joanne Lmza Can Anyone Explazn 9 ,9 L. we Q I 'Y V , -2' V - I fs Rita Leo Mary Paula Leone So Near and Yet So Far Y0u're the Cream in My Cofice 61615 James Llzzro Mx Hz ar! Belongs to Only 0116 You re An Old Smoothle f 3 James Logan Anthony Longo Irene Lorna Loretta Lostracco D0 I Worry ' lune on My Hands A Glrl tha! I Remember Make Bellexe Q a U 'H in LA 1 , , X 3 5 X 38 on U1 sr 3 'bug' -E his Hycmthna Loverde Darw1n Lowe Catherine Luchese Ann Mac Iver Star Dust Exery Day ls Lady 5 Day for Me Look for the Szlver Llnzng Flapperette Annie Mainer All the Things You Are 94 Janet Mack Robert Mackenzle So Rare Nobody Can Replace a Man Helen Majewski ' Wish You Were Here Vlrglnla Maggs Dorothy Mahoney Blue blrd of Happzness Mood Indlgo Mary Jane Malvestuto Joseph Manarina You re the Top l'm Going to Ring a Bell Tonight Eleanor Muncy Tlzere'5 SOINt'lhfI1g abou! ll Soldier i Leo Mardlroslan Up a La 5 Rner .loann1Marmo In u Sc nllmenral Mood 'D-1 Phyllls Marlm A115 lime ul All David Maniago Veni, Vidi, Vid Marlene Marlano C est S1 Bon Kenneth Martin Loser L4 -av lg-ss ,ff Patrlcla Mason llml s My Gzrl Rena Manucci Rose Marazzo l1's Dream Time All for Love add ar' YN 1' Patsy McCune Patrlcla McFadxen Elaine Lne Laugh and Low C7 'H 3 M lllll f M , M Q M X b l 1 ' M lx, M - X M W' M 'o Q L' mf ' 1 - l M , M 40 Ruth MCGHFVCY Donald McG1n1s Barbara McGovern Cherrlll MCGFHII1 Star Eyes When My Baby Smiles at Me Johnny ls the Boy for Me Them There llvfl I94 X Marjorle Mclntosh 0 1 Patncla McNally Wee Babv JoAnn McQueeny Elizabeth Medalls Ralph Meranto How's Chances? What'll 1 Do? I Love L1fe 41 Demse Mclntyre The Sound of Your Vmce George McNulty After You re Gone Thomas Metzler Jus! the Way You Are , T A if V yy of - U 1 1 0 ' ,L ,,,, ,A ' , S . 'X Shirley Meyers Life Is So Peculiar 'vid Dora Mtng Tzme ls J John Molmaro Q K. Dorothy Jean Micon Doris Mielke Carlyle Miller lf1 Had My Way Sunflower Mary Mokhlber I ll Get By Anthony Monaco Mary Is a Grand Old Name Exery Day s a Holiday Thomas Moore S0 Tired Thomas Moscatn The Continental lt's a Wonderful Life' arid xw llle Shirley Mgveglan Marguente Murchison Good Ngnj Hdllnled Heart - M t 'lr l X, X 5 wx ' X -- A My . M kf 5 I - H L W. f 42 Joseph Murgia Carl Nalbone Elaine Neumann Betty jane Newman Don't Blame Me The World Is Mine A Little on the Border -450 Long, 1,3 Been Good to Know You 794 S James Nnchols Bernard Nordoff You re So Understanding The Duh water Blonde Mxldred Oakey Violet O Bresly s a Hap Hap Happy Day Lucky Me Sf-41 Charles O Bnen Shirley Ogden Hester O Harrow Helen Olxver Charlze My Boy Thou Swell There ll Be Some Changes Made I ll Bm Thar Dream 43 N N lr n ' H 1- '. 1 f- XX L . . 4 1 Q . 13,-h 1, -If 'lf 1 nl ' AA tn vi if V u I Y nv :NM l Joseph Oswald Nice Going , . ubffifff P- Sally Pasek I Concentrate on You Mary Patronskr Undecided Patrtcla Pelsone , '4 .. t Shirley Owens A Lasting Thing Stephen Pasek Ltnger Awhtle Edward Pawlak Anything Goes , I Lilla Paci Will You Remember? Cldd Louis Paone Quick Silver Ronald Pennesl Connie Perrtcelh Rose Marte Perrtcelll Patrtcta My Darling Patricia Carefree Heart and Soul Let the Rest of the World G0 By James Peters Canmella Petrone John Plckwell Eugene Plegnet Someone like You Leave If to Me Mean to Me A Guy Is a Guy Gllbert Pnerom Carole Plke l m Badmg My Time Rhapsody zn Blue Orphla Pmkoskl Damel Pnroskl You re My Ideal Oh How lHate to Get up m the Mormng Carol Mane Pxver Robert Plumen Jeanette Pomer , Gabnel Porto To Be Alone Mambo Jombo l've Got My Man Wh'-'Ve d You Gel Thvre EYCST' 45 si in M1954 6 I W 'N , . in Fhzdbuh Prexost lu4p1!Sacre1 Louls Pullano I xe Got Ilze Wofid on Fmmm Qudrdnm Pr: e Photographer .Z N1dI'1lyl'1 Quardntlllo Mme u SIFIIIAL, C 0r.1 Prmtup Slorrm W L mln r Smphen Qu mln A fool Was! Anlhom Qu nrmtnllo Lois Qulmbx I .Speak to :he .Stars Gurxldlnc Prygton Ann Pulsw C1111 of Aix Dreams H IIIXIJIVIILL Hope add rl -dis Dorothy R icew Exelxn Ramme Plellx Lxezl Bah5 H110 PHII116 Dex1l1r1Pxf'lJw1slxf's' ' , 4 ., ?'iT51.L ' t ' b ff ,fav , ' , iii! l I 5 A F P 'm, z, , A 1 1 Ng, Av ' J' ' j :,L'x , fi, UAV' 'l 'U ,V A-vig ' V L, H H I 1 'I In gg 'Y 'II ' ' . X N -'Q x :iff lf z J V 6 3 4' 4 X 55+ 3 ,- Q , - '5 -3, A- '1 'If' L '. Z 1-rX .1 ' -5 acl 46 I ' 5 A: n 14 Henry Rajczak June Ray Anytime al All I Iivliwe' l94 S r ,A+ i Florence Recd Thu! Cermin Pllfl-YH Katherine Rendn 011' So N111 Ruth Rlell ln lu h 01 ll Sul 1 ul 'HIQIIIIN Il 'XE John Robbms l uella Robbmg r Roeei I ull!!! 1084 Huppx Gum 0I1lI Vx HOIISL It Happened 01144 Bn fun Jacqueline Reed Darling PI nudo Rey Dux afnr Dm Jmeph Rm ullo :In 44 lzrmst Rodllx llmfn IH1RIgIlI 5, Y I N I 1 g - ' 1 1 Q rlj. V, 1 I If 'If' iw -. : Arg .. If , 'Ep , er x V A I --5, x . '1 4 wr: , 1 W jf A 4554, 4, if 4 X - I .M . f.E , gPi,:, ' J 4 ' A ' Nlu gie 1 ' a 47 1 Q Frank Roma Theodore Romnln I1 s Magrc How Am I to Know9 4 Walter Romanek Donald Rymer Ain I Mlsbc-having Cruising Down the River add Jesse Sabm Lou1s SanHl1ppo Honey You Call Exerybody Darling Robert Santangelo Claude Santarosa Thar Old Gang of Mme Old Pal of J' Dorothy Sanzo Nancy Saunders A Heavenly Daze Nancy with the Smzlzng Face Jeanette 508120 Mary Ellen Scarpmato Fm 11 B18 Gv1N0W There's No Busmess lrke Show Busznessn , l 5. , 1 34' 7 lllr V I LLVV V r H A lf' 48 Kurol Schrelher Putrlcna Scott C hurles Schmuhl C url Schmndlx Auf Welrlcrzehn Mv Dmlny Shlrley Serrlanm DOI!'I Take Your Love from Me 094 Louise Shaghomn The Kms ln Your Eves' Gene Scrxvum Vmccnt Scuterx 111 gg Good The Breeze and I John Seplellx Rucmg wuh lhe Moon Sandra Shaver ' Teo for Tu o' Angela Serpa Think of Me Lmeraldme Shepherd Vx Bine Hmun 'xr , .A Purple Shadows OW I-OWU a 49 mon Shumw IN louanne Srlvaggl Charles Slack Alfred Sllpko Sohmde L51 s Hml ll Pgrg Some lznclmnled Lxenzng Big B03 G66 Marlene Slonls Joyce Smlth Jill! the Way You An Swnetheart of Sigma C II '27 Robert Smlth Wlllxam Smith Hzex Sm Irs Wonderful Paradzse Paul Snyder Marxe Sobuyk Antomette Spamem Mlchael Spendlo Reachmg for the Stars' 'Five Foot Two 'Happy Talk 'I'm Nexer Sansfied 50 Q Q I' j 'll 8 X ' i f S 'I l ' S . 5 K . 9 1 M2 A 13 . - ' ' ' ,- f ' ' ' 1 'A 5 A t , V :ml Y A A lr. - . P I-v -. Y l - I-H 'II - ' ' . X x .V V e 'A' Q I Q . 5 . lv: X-v J tmu. Stes ons l S 1 uzzl Shtron Stcmbrenmr Judith Stephnns Ill or Nllllllllg A1 All C :ro p n C ul xfllglllflglll Don! Worry 1150111 W4 hon and Ilzuz I94 lf' Norma Stllu 81411114 nlx S Steve SIIFIIHB Mv H4 art ls ll Holm -wa X Du mv. SIOLIIIDL Ihom as Sttrrtt 4 Hu11rhrf1r1C1rx Inr II1 tu Jnllx Cmml Fallon .Z Mary Ann Stoll Carol Talbot Juan Tdrapczxnbkl YS-:Choi -s T ng Ur Ion: lulnu II l 5 4 You re Hard to P07261 Oh' H ,IGI ll Bemmful Mormrzg In Vx Oprnmn 51 A 3 4 . 'U' 1 4 u W . I E ll '- 1 v f 1 A .- -jk- 77 , 'tt- -g ft L x N X 1' A ix Q TA V ' 1 ' b ' Q ,M 0 j,,gQslig lllry W . It f . I V ' . b x N 2 E V ' f ff 'ii Q XXX 3 V 'lv ' A S . ,I K ff - I, I 7' ,Q it Q I C C N r f Davrd Taylor Kenneth Terry Young Man M1111 n Horn It rA1l zn the Game -3 Susan Thomas Audrey Thompson Ill Be Around Mm fapiocs add Wlllldm Thompson Nancy Thorne Sentzmental Journey Le! Me Call You Sweethearz Patricia T kms Donald Trans Vx Happzness The Band Played On Gordon Tubbe Dorothy Tyran Albert Umbruaco CHYOI I-ren I Feel a Song Cormng On ' Fmbraceable You' Umbrzagon 'Meet We Tomghr zn Dreamland x I Judith Vnllgy Dcmcc Vxm llcw Nrluhcl Vun Volkmhcrg Vlrgmm Vlchdeller Im forever Blowing Bubbles Il s a Good Day Siu' l Funny llml Way llunlrmg of You 094 Ann Verrouchl Elvxrx Vllllllll Body and Soul Too Murveloux for Words l orrame Vmette B Volpe Forget My No! Theme for Lou 8 Bernadette Walasek Eleanor June Walck Glau,. Walck Shlrlcy Walker 'Harlem Nocrurne ' Back m Your Own Backyard 'I m Yours ' Take Me nz Your Arms and Hold Mc' 53 Kwai' 1 B u I , f 'X . Shtrlu NX .rlton Dorothy VN .rrnoek Joan Vtlxterson Robert Weber I L G01 Blg Lux for Ju 'tlwrmqn Txpt Lou BlllllflflllDl'C!lH1tI Llttlg Rad Top 616.4 Carol Wemstem Dorothy Wersock A MlllIOII Dollar Balm Because of You 42 Audree We5tt4ll Wlllr rm Westlund 1177 Conlt mug, Im Ill the H0011 for Lot Edward xVl1dlllI'lE Lug Come Lug G0 Francis White Georgia on My Vind C Vrrglmg Whyte lzllen Whitehead I Could Write ll Book Vf'LUl70'Y'l 97045 l war 'rf r .f,' I' 'Yr ,N . ff , ' 2 K -- - , , 'ff we X X JQ vi W 4 W l 1 f 54 Claudia Wienert Q N SE fig' 55 XD' : 92 QE' .-. -.Q-1 E WE!! 794 S Audrey Wmker Davld Wlttstem Many Happy Returns Always lhe Same Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Lois Wigle The Sunshine of Your Smile Edward Wllllams Lzfe ls a Dzctzonary Lawrence Wilson There s No Tomorrow - SM Q ss- Sue Wnght Curtis Wilksen Give Me :he Simple Life Lanny Wllhams Why Was I Born? Wllllam Wllson l ew e I! lo Me Joan Wroblewskl Sweet Sue Ill Be Wamng Just for You , , Q.. K ,, k ir .' Q: N -6' I X A ggi: R , , Q55 5. sw ,, uf 1- ' 4 f is S . f ' ' :-I - 'ff f l 1. 1 . . 245 4..i :A5LV, ' :TS 5 Murle Wroblewskl I Dream 700 Much Sulvntore Znbuldo Would You Bcluve It Paul Zelgcr Magzc Touch Elume Yutei Ina Mlmm-Q More Evunthm Zachuropoulos Wnh a Song HI My Hear! Yvonne Znehm Lovely Lady Jeanne Young Robert Young And :he Angels Slug Tell Me a Story ffm O! 1954 Carol Zxmmer Pamela Znmmer Lucxlle Zoda Shxrley McAll1ster Gay Spmu Velvet Moon Lave Love and be HHPPY My Lean Baby 0 'W t H ' , K , -I , ' . 1. 5-, .v K nv ,, ' X - u ,, l 0 I I, Il ll In 1 ll ws'- - , A ,ivy -1 xy A, ff! 'wiv , ,, I A, . l 56 amera Slay eniord M' l r. Carmen Battaglla ,vi of Pff ,412 2. Moira Brennan 3. Lester Hooper t 4. Donald Jercltano 5. Gall Kau Gil, 6. Delorea Miller 7. Ronald Traina ,Sr-ali. en ior ommiffeeb Prom Music Committee Morro Committee Co-Chairmen Cap and Gown Committee Prom Music and Flower and Color Committee Co Chaxrmen of Gift Committee Decoration Committee 5 7 author CSEKQJA zuldfdforgf Just as there are all types of music so we have had many different types of experiences during our two years at Niagara Falls High. When we entered Niagara Falls High School inthe fall of 1952, as eager and interested juniors, we soon came to realize that the seniors were taking advantage of their position. Our eagerness was replaced with feelings of dismay when we finally realized that the music room wasn't in the fourth floor annex and the chemistry laboratory wasn't next to room 150. It wasn't long until we became acquainted with the building and our fellow classmates. We were then ready to take an active part in school activities. Red Weber was chosen as vice-president of the Student Council. Shortly after this election we elected our Junior class officers who were: Manlio De Santis, president, Ken Martin, vice-president, Pat Mason, secretary and Mike Alonzo, treasurer. One of the most interesting assemblies that we saw in our Junior year was the one featuring a snake collector where one of our own students held an eight foot long snake. Those dramatically inclined ably presented The First Year and Harvey assisted by Mr. Frank Baggallay. During the year the halls and rooms of the school were painted and this made a much pleasanter atmosphere. Athletic events took place all through the year with our Football and Basketball teams taking first place. In our senior year our athletic record fell iust a little behind taking second place in Football in Niagara Frontier League Competition. Thanksgiving and Christmas showed the students just what a talented Music Department we have. They presented two unusually fine programs. During the fall of T953 another improvement was made around the school. This was the addition of fluorescent lighting which made school work so much easier. Under the leadership of our Senior class officers, Mason, Mark Allinson, Henry Holka, Ben Johns and Pat Mason the senior class sponsored a magazine drive and the proceeds are being used to help defray our senior expenses. During our two years at Niagara Falls High School we have attempted to carry on the fine tradi- tions passed down to us. We will relinquish our place of leadership to the Junior class when our president presents the mantle of leadership to the Junior class president, Angelo Massaro, on class day. Joan Brierley, chairman Beverly Hager Mary Lou Emmens Elvira Villani Ronald Birmingham Brier1ey.l-Iagerg Joan Brierly, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Birminghamg Mary Lou Emmens: Elvira Villani 'ff TSTORY N FHS igZET::::Iif fl? X enior 66156 Sa fifificd Anytime The Gang 's All Here, the 500 seniors that make up the class of '54 are the greatest ever. The average age of these Guys and Dolls when they first entered our halls of knowledge was Sweet Sixteen. Somewhere Along the Way they voted that their favorite all time hit tune was Stardust. These critics also pass the word that Never Before has there ever been a male vocalist like Eddie Fisher while some others say Anywherel Wander Julius La Rosa will be tops with me . Although many of you may Wonder Why, Joni James drew top honors as the favorite female vocalist but as Time went by, we found many who favored the divine Sarah Vaughan. Stan Kenton with his famous Artistry in Rhy- thm orchestra was voted tops by those who knowl To Mrs. Donovan we of the senior class of i954 say that After You there will never be another English teacher that is So Rare. Hey Joel we voted you to be a Jolly Good Fellow so hats off to Mr. Moran, the favorite male teacher of our class. When if C0me5 to SPOTTSI 24? of US, like to shout Go! Go! Gol around the basketball court, 23? like their Crazy Rhythm in a swimming pool while another I6? will take theirs on a football field. High up on the popularity list is Nick Tate, Mr. Touchdown USA . Pegged pants are given the nod by 67? of the cool dukes here while the other 33?, the more con- servative type only like them Once in a While . As for the girls 40? aren't too keen on them, but the other 60? think they're real Crazy Man Crazy. Out of these 500 Sweet Sue's and Johnny's 3l? are going steady, 5? are engaged, l? is married and 63? are free and still right in the swing of things. ln the future 42? of us plan to be Sittin in the Sun countin' our money earned by hard work, 26? are going in for Home Cookin and 32? plan to do Homework at college. Just to show how well read we are, we voted Brenda Starr and Henryas the coolest comic strips everl Are They for Real? To keep in good swinging condition 50? of us come Strollin Down the Lane to school. 21? take the Toonerville Trolley and we even have one individual who rides a little red scooter. The modern men and women of music vote our favorite colors to be blue 6l?g red 2l? and green l8?. Looking back on our Happy Days here at Niagara Falls High School, we would all like to say So Long, lt's Been Good to Know You. Hycinthia Loverde, chairman Janet Mack Joan Campbell Evelyn Rainnie LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Mackg Joan Campbell: Evelyn Rainnie: Hycinthia Loverde. - SSRN EVERY a- BLE SSW C, Q0 Z 2, f ,fads W an Zafamenf We, the muslc lovers of the Plne and Portage Conservatory, after llstenlng to the same old muslc for thlrteen years and stlll being of sound mlnd and body, deem lt fitting and proper to take flve to compose thls, our Last Wlll and Testament. Artlclel To the conductor, Mr. Jack, and the flrst vlollnlst, Mlss Balllnger, and to all the members of the orchestra we leave our deepest appreclatlon for the countless hours of wlsdom bestow- ed upon us. Artlcle ll To our class advlsor, Mr. Layer, we leavea glft cer- tlflcate, engraved on sax reeds and Scotch Tape, to take lessons from anyone who can play the sweet potato. Article lll To the followlng lndlvlduals we bequeath: 1. The entlre commlttee leaves thelr deepestsympathy to Mrs. Mahoney for havlng had to put up wlrh Janet Kraft for two years. 2. Our struggllng senlor Chemistry students leave the lab ln- tact fwe hopej to Mr. Gallagher. fPlease take good care of lt.J 3. To Paul lrlsh and Dlck Spencer, Walt. Romanek and Jlm O'Brlen leave thelr old-fashloned phllosphy of llfe, Everyday ls Ladles' Day . 4. We leave the falthful companionship of Dave Manlago and Carolyn Alessl to Larry Scaletta and Phyllis Dlugoz. 5. To the Junlor cheerleaders, the senlor cheerleaders leave thelr throat spray and hot water bottle to be used after every foot- ball game. 6. The senlors of the fifth perlod study halls leave thelr ablllty to get to lunch 114 of a minute after the bell rlngs to all of thelr successors. 7. Dorothy Wersock and Dorothy Warnock leave thelr confuslng and mlstaken ldentltles to Jean and Mary Der Ohanesslan. 8. Ralph Gougeon and Henry Holka leave thelr wlnnlng swlm trucks to Mlke De Marco and Gordon Tyson. 9. Marllyn Deltch and Marsha Gratz leave thelr platinum plated bralns to the co-edltors of next year's Nlagarlan. Io. Blll fRedJ Wllson and fTa1ll PaulSnyder leave their eleva- tor shoes to Davld Klnsley. puffs A U, uc'f::',, vga! 41,09 53 bl K uh 1-l'::fwtj:l:L43a,, Q Tf:sP ::00 :s 'Mo NNMSL af' qaaqe -0:5 09- 5' 0, 0' qs 'M ev- otqvsf dai Z Z Z LEFT TO RIGHT: Walter Romanekg Irene Jarzabg Mary Ann Donofro: Margaret Doang Janet Kraft. 11, Mary Ann Donofro and Joanne Dorso leave thelr Jane Rus- sell and Marilyn Monroe walks to any junlor who can do them Justlce. 12. Tony Glgl Glgllardl leaves his curly halr and a box of bobble plns to Pete Valenti. 13. The senlors leave thelr ablllry to slt quietly ln assembllet to the junlors even though the junlors can cheer the loudest. 14. Buddy Porto leaves his lnrrlglng smlle toBob Aquino, may he charm twlce as many glrls as Buddy does, lf posslble. 15. Irene Jarzab leaves her I4 carat gold autographed record of All about Ronnie to all Junlor Ronnle Lovers . 16. Shirley Moveslan, Margle Gambolan, and Ann Allotta leave thelr sweet talk to Joel Jaffe. 17. Val Butera, Carl Fatula, Bob Dut.ko, Frank Roma, Carl Carman, Ralph Meranto, and all the other senlors who have held up the offlce wall leave thls task to the few strong junlors who have also taken up resldence there. 18. Mlke Alonzo and Ben Johns leave thelr fleet feet to Ben Pascoe and Earl Helman. 19. Barbara Joseph and Dolores Bartaglla leave thelr lmagl- nary offices and stacks upon stacks of buslness-llke data to next year's Business Managers of the Nlagarlan. 20. Our chalrman Margaret Doan, leaves her cato'nlne talls, whlpplng post, and of course the broken, worn bodies of thls com- mittee to her lucky successor. 21. We trled to leave a plcture ofQSlghlJ Paul DonleyFor the Junlor girls, but someone fE. P. are her lnltlalsj stole lt. Sorry glrls, you'll have to do without. We, the undersigned, do declare thls to be the Last Wlll and Test- ament of the class of 1954. Margaret Doan, Chairman Janet Kraft Irene Jarzab Mary Ann Donofro Walter Romanek 61:56 As the drums roar and symbols clash rn uproarrng thun derous tones we close our eyes and let our thoughts drrft wrth the musrc to the future so drstam and yet so near The musrc qurckly carrres us from 1954 to 1975 where we encounter an anxrous crowd GUY CATERINA the mayor of Nragara Falls Councrlmen RALPH MERANTO ROLAND CROSSLEY, and DAVE WITTSTEIN are awartrng the arrrval of the Royal Duke MARK ALLINSON and JANET KRAFT hrs beloved wrfe The Duchess of Ishkadod Besrde them stand the newly elected Judges MARGE MclNTOSH SHIRLEY SER RIANE JUDY VALLEY, and CAROL TALBOT The atmosphere of the ALONZO Arrfreld rs tense wrth ex crtement The welcomrng commrttee consrstrng of JAMES BARR successful embalmer of DAL PORTO S Dead beat Fun eralParlor ROSEMARY CARUSO, whoholds the heavy werght trtle ofthe world SHARON STEINBRENNER revrsor of the old edrtron of the BAKER report and the renowned BILLY FYFE protege of Mr Peepers have prepared the receptron A hush falls over the crowd asthe atomrc propelled rrck shaw rs srghted above It rs so close we can almost see Prlot JANET MACK as she ad1usts her REED S 7 drmensron glasses and relates landrng mstructrons to stewardess PERRY DOM ZELLA, as they prepare for droop Flrght As they come clos er we can see the handsome co prlots RICHARD FOY and BILL WILSON grvrng the srgnal to the crew wartrng below to prepare for the welcomrng of the royal party At last they have landedl The frrst people up to greet the parr are the famous srngers and dancers JOAN DRAYER ELLEN HAYES, MARIAN SHUMWAY and IEANETTE SCAL Z0 The grrls are presentrng the Duke wrth a solrd FATULA gold and platrnum CORSARO collapsrble convertrble created especrally for htm by SONNY SANFILIPPO, automobrle de srgner for the OGDEN Company Next the grrls place a crown of spun golden blonde harr donated by the most beau trful blondes rn Nragara Falls EVELYN RAINNIE PAT MAS ON, and DELORES KRELL upon the head of the Duchess The couple rs leavrng the arrfreld now followed by the ladres rn wartrng ELEANOR MANEY JOYCE EDWARDS, STEPHANIE JAKUBOWSKI, and PATSY McCUNE Whoops how drd he manage to shp m vvrth the grrls? Always schemrngl The next stop wrll be the musrcal productron but srnce we're a lrttle early let s takea walk around and vrsrt wrth the members of the royal party One of the Duke's pages ROB ERT YOUNG has taken qurte a fancy to our own lrttle Darry Mard ELEANOR WALCK Seems she s been keeprng hrm en tertarned telhng hrm the basrc fundamentals of mrllung cows As we drrft further down the freld we come upon ROB ERT SMITH and DAVE TAYLOR star photographers for the MOSCATI Gazette takrng prctures of the famous atomrc po tron dancers asthey stand rn full regalra whrch rsn tvery fulll Let's see rf we can recogmze them that one on the end loole llke NORMA STILES and that one MARLENE SLONIS the other three are the stars of the routrne ORPHIA PINKOSKI PAT SCOTT, and DOROTHY TYRAN Waltl Something else has taken our rnterest a flashrng redhead rs berng tom apart by acrowd of females Getung closer we see RED WEB ER and a few over anxrous fans JOANNE DORSO, JUDY ASH BY, and JOAN BRIERLY as they cry for autographs from the now famous Ishkadodran Baseball prtcher Offrcers EDGAR ABRAY and CHARLES GORMAN of the polrce force have stopped the brawl so no damage has been done Well, rt I' QC looks as rf we had better hurry along Already we can see the DELL lrghts blrnkrng off and on telhng us the show rs a bout to start The ITZKOWITZ and TRAVIS show wrll be produced by MARSHA GRATZ and her accomplrce Drrector BEN JOHNS and wrll be staged tnthe new SLIPKO Paladrum Thrs newly burlt burldrng was constructed by ROSEMARY DE MARCO and desrgned by DON RYMER Just rn ume for the frrst act and as the curtarn goes up we hurrtedly settle back rn our CIAVAGLIA seats Frrst on the program rs a solo by the famous crooner of stage and screen, PAUL SNYDER as he offers hrs rendrtron of My Lean Baby Next a quartet consrstrng of DIANA HOPKINS, PAT PELSONE and the PERRICELLI Srsters rs berng featured JU DY HAWKINSON rs thrrd on the program wrth a toe dance whrle she accompanres herself on the flute to the tune of HOLKA S Polka wrrtten by Henry hrmself The show con unues wrth a lrght ballet entrtled Flrght of the Farrres by the endowed composer JOSEPH MANARINA Thrs rs danced by NICK TATE, FRANK ROMA WALTER ROMANEK, and THOMAS METZLER, wrth a solo by the Puma ballerrna JANICE GEORGE, who adds her own touch of The Seven Verls She rs accompamed by DUANE STOELTING on the tuba and DENICE VAN LIEW on the musrcal comb Also add rng therr talents to tlus act are JUANITA BOSSO, RUTH CAM PANARO, BEVERLY BUCHHOLZ and INA CIADELLA, who whrstle the srxth chorus rn harmony Now there w1ll be a short rntermrssron As the lrghts go on we turn around to see who rs srttrng behmd us and see DAVE and CAROLYN MANIAGO who are engaged rn conversatron wrth the man next to them, GUY DADDARIO prosperous delrcatessen owner On one srde of us we see FRANCIS WHITE the man voted best father of the year wrthhrs fourteen chrldren and on the other srde srts HY CINTHIA LOVERDE, resumrng her old occupatron of argurngl Thrs trme her vrctrm rs the famous CIIIIC of theatrrcal pro ducttons IRENE LORIA wrth escort KENNETH MARTIN up standrng doctor of Horses Anatomy Before the show starts agarn we have a few words w1th author LORETTA LOSTRAC CO, who has wrrtten the CENTOFANTI Pnze wrnnrng novel I Marrred a Funny Man Husband LOUIS PULLANO rs home wrth hrs scrrpt wrrters JESSE SABIN and JOE FICORILLI who are makrng plans for hrs telotomrc show Laugh wrth Loure Agarn the house lrghts are drmmed and the curtarn rrses showrng several musrcrans seated on stage As we look clos er we see that the group rs the SAUNDERS Symphonette better known as the Real Gone Frve On base sax rs EVA DAVIS on drums SANDRA SHAVER on French hom Drz zy JANET DAILLY, on the trombone SHIRLEY MCALLISTER, and at the prano rs LIZZY WIATR As we lrsten to therr ren drtrons of O BRIEN'S Concerto rn D Mrnor we notrce a few crazy mrxed up sounds but all rs calm agarn as we vrew the next act whrch rncludes several young gentlemen tryrng therr best to do the French Can can Partrcrpatrng are CUR TIS WILKSEN KENNETH TERRY, PLACIDO RAY, ERNIE RO DAK and TERRY KRYWAY who seems to be havrng drfti culty wrth hrs krck For a complete change of atmosphere we now hear JOYCE SMITH and JOHN PICKWELL as they blend therr vorces rn a medley of love songs by those famous composers CARL CARMAN and LARRY BRIGGS They are accompanred by MARY RUTH CONE on the harp SAM AGNELLO rs next to gf 0,9 y 6 I C an entertain on the show singing his own composition, I'm hap- py go Lucky, Cuz the Women All Love Me. As he is finish- ing the chorus, we noticea commotion in the rear of the pa- ladium, and turning around we see ushers, HERBERT HULL, PAUL JULIEN, and head usher, MARY ANN STOLL as they discover a twosome trying to sneak in by way of a rear win- dow. EDDIE WHATLING and JIM BRENNEN are still doing things the hard wayl Our attention is once more placed upon the stage as the KROMER curtains are drawn. This time we are to witness the world's outstanding acrobats, JOANNE LIN- ZA and HENRY RAJCZAK, assisted by MARGIE ROCCO who will singas they swing. The trumpets begin to blare as BAR- BARA CHABALA and her famous husband, DUANE ECKER, prance onto the stage with their family of chimpanzes named after their old familiar friends, NORMA F INITZ, BOB DUTKO, MARY ANN DONOFRO, GABE PORTO, MARIE WROBLEWSKI, and CAROL UREN. What is all the commotion about? As we turn we see sev- eral guests coming in late. First in line is SHIRLEY WAL- TON, Chi Chek- chinese laundry woman, ELLEN WHITEHEAD, Peanut Bender, AUDREY THOMPSON, prominent turkey sales- woman, and DARWIN LOWE, lecturer on Your health of Your Body. As we look at our program we notice that ANN VER- ROCCHI, BILL WESTUND, CAROL AMENDOLA and LARRY FAVORITE are going to give their rendition of the well known dance, Slaughter of MOVESIAN and GARCIA Street. One of the most amazing acts is the high dive by RALPH GOUGEON who dives off the JOSEPH diving board into a cup of BUTERA Mixture and is carried away by BRIAN HARTER and BEVERLY HAGER. Turning the pages we see that CAROL HASSELFELT, MARGARET DOAN, JOANNE McQUEENI-IY, BETTY MEDA- LIS, and KENT BLAKELOCK are going to play, All about Ronnie on their BUXTON pianos. I-leavensl Some people sure are lazy. Here comes GERRY SHEPHERD being driven down the aisle in her WRIGHTometer which is operated by GIL PIERONI. After placing her in her seat, he takes MADAME FII-'I CUDDY, expert Hairstylist, to the OLIVER Candy Coun- ter. Next on the agenda is the play NORDOFF and DAMIA- NO. Leading characters are STEVE PASEK and KAY CASH- ER. Understudies are TOM MOORE and IRENE JARZAB. POP QC? We have heard the rumor that HARRY HOOPER and WIL- HELMINA DOBBS are practicing for their next movie entitled, Life with JIM LOGAN and his wife, CAROL WEINSTEIN, which will soon be seen on broadway in the FADEL theatre. But that isn't all. TONY GAGLIARDO has just developed a new POIRIERmobile. It is equipped with 275 horsepower and is lined with GAMBOIAN fur. Blackhawk BAIA is to be the first to drive it. JUDY FROMMERT, DICK HILLIER, DORA MING, LOUIE PAONE, and BARBARA CHRISTY are next on stage giving a five minute exhibition of the Do's and Don'ts of Basketball, followed by APPOLONEY, BAKER and BATTAGLIA doing a three part harmony to BITTENBENDER'S composition, Waltz- ing with My VanVOLKINBURG. PAT ZIMMER, LILY BOW- MAN, JUDY BRINKLOW, and ANN COLAVECCHIA entertain us now with an exciting demonstration on the trampoline. As stage crew hands, RICHARD COLLETTA, RONNIE TRAINA, and BRUCE CARTER remove the remains of the last act, we witness JO ANN DeNOTO, famed seal trainer as she performs with her pet seal, PETE JULIAN the II. Now as the curtains rise for the last time, we witness the grand finale-starring MARILYN DEITCH and her s1ew-foot- seven: GRACE HOGAN, JOHN MOLINARO, ELAINE NEU- MAN, JAMES KENNEDY, FLOYDE BEEBE, BOB LABOSKY , and last but not least ANN MARBLES ALLOTTA as they give out with a good hearty rendition of THAWEE. With the thundering applause, we are hastily awakened and brought back to reality, the year I954. Pat Mason-Chairrrian Joyce Smith Colleen Cuddy Irene Loria Loretta Lostracco Barbara Boyce LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Loretta Lostraccog Colleen Cuddy, Barbara Kavanaugh. SECOND ROW: Joyce Smiths Irene Loriag Patricia Mason. f arid 02111 The Memory of Niagara Niagara High, we're proud of you A school upstanding, right, and true. As the days pass on so fast, The mem ry of you shall always last. When we have left your open doors To travel life's far-reaching shores, The mem'ry of our school shan't fade. Because of you we are unafraid. To face new life with will and force, An open mincl, and not remorse: To follow the right, discard the wrong. Our Alma Mater has led us along. A humble tribute we give to you For all the courage to face anew A life before us, open wide. We thank you for being our constant guide What'er you've done was always done One for all and all for one O-Alma Mater, thou shalt stand Forever proud in this free land. by Joan Tarapczynski DEPENDS wo .S K nl MANTLE ORATION The youth of today are the men and women of tomorrow. We must and shall conquer the problems that will confront us. But only through the help given us by our unselfish and untiring teachers could we possibly do so. We, the members of the class of 1954, are look- ing forward with pleasure to the opportunities that lie before us. It is with regret, however, that we bid farewell to the faculty and class- mates of this fine school. lt gives me sincere pleasure, as President of the Class of l954, to bestow upon you, Angelo Massaro, the President of the Class of 1955, this mantle of Red and Gray with the fervent hope that you will cher- ish it and add many lourels to it--lourels which will inspire future classes to uphold the honor and prestige of our fine Alma Mater. Mark Allinson President of the Class of i954 Angelo Massaro and Mark Alhnson MANTLE RESPONSE lt rs with great honor and pleasure that I as representative of the class of 55 accept this Mantle of Red and Gray the symbol of sen lorlty Very soon you the members of the class of 54 will be leaving these hollowed halls Some of you will continue on the road of learn ing others will take their place in industry But whatever you do your hugh school education will help you to overcome the many hard ships you will have to face lf you continue to do such fine work as you have done rn your senior year then our country will reap good strong law abiding citizens to carry on the work of our fathers Soon the task of running the school will rest upon our shoulders I hope and pray that we will not falter but will ruse and walk the path of success as you the class of 54 have done so well Jack Mass Ballinger the members of the faculty and the seniors for helping us during our lumor year by understanding our problems As a departing word we wish the Class of 54 the best that life can offer Angelo Massare f--I ff if X .c . . . , ll wh We, the members of the Junior Class would like to thank Mr. 'I I . I. ' . A if ll. . . l . . 1 W! E President of Class of T955 ? 'ff' ,J .HJ 'Z 5 lm 4-. A- '-4 xx , , Y. . Y .I a x 1 a 2 NJ .'. M w 'T l rg I K 5 . ' 5 2 gb . y ' Lg . I 1 3 L .W l XHH-in V K' -V . , Lrfe Wllh Father Congratulatrons Class Day 53 Yearbook personalmes 53 Lovers Of the C135S1CS P0 9 Cool cats Hula Honeys M M M Smells good Qi' Nraganan typm Driver Ed 6 6 Wh1st1e Whrle you work N. Y y Q fb . W wf4'1 E- '- 'X 'iw 5 ' T yoflcf Z f 9 .smith- LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Barbara Milanovich. STANDING: James Ritchling Alfred Massotig Mr. W Bradyg Angelo Massaro. 5' 9 Nc or f ' f f v. Q ffiif, f , ytf H ff? f x 1 ffl if , 4 Hg 1 . P , X , , ff y, f I Q V v f,. L'-f7' ' nj f -, - My ' f M T X Q ,X - T Jzffvfm f:i ..l'f,.., A , ' N an 'f 'q? ,gl mtg! ,5gf'f: ,'4'7'T V ,J aaa 0 1955 Early in the fall, the Junior class e- lected Angelo Massaro, Al Massoti, Bar- bara Milanovich and Jim Ritchlin to the offices of President, Vice-president, Sec- retary, and Treasurer, respectively. We were assisted throughout the year by our class advisor, Mr. William Brady. The Junior class has contributed much to the year 1954 in Niagara Falls High School . Many of our juniors took part in the play, Life With Father. Many of the players on the football squad were iuniors. They gave their all and it show- ed when we received the city title. We, the Junior Class, are about to take the place left vacant by the class of '54, As seniors, the class of '55 will endeavor to maintain the standard for Niagara Falls High School stands. Barbara Milanovich, Secretary LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Alongi, Governorg Donna Arns, Lieutenant Governor . OITLQ 00l'l'l 2 , f 02? 5' l K f'f7'f' l ' ,ff-I .f--' I l ,J H lll1lllll 'l 'llllh fflfl l J 7 FFFF T r will-l J' l -A if if 1 ' lu lllll ll- - ' lil l . 1 l J -' 1 wth l l 'll ll, ' J, it fm. llllylflf , R 1 EW, 5. ' -l,, l We l 0 l '-tllllllil . L fl ff 'ls f 1 ' ,S State . . Governor. . . Lieutenant Gov. . Red Cross Advisor . Boys' Athletic Mgr. Girls' Athletic Mgr Advisor .... Motto . New Mexico Frank Alongi . Donna Arns . . Charles Bash . Robert Aquino . Theirly Barksdale . Mrs. G. Tresselt . lt Grows As lt Goes f7f7'f'v- 'll' 'I f'7 7 77: ' LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Delores Alvarezg Jerene Arrnbrustg Loretta Anderson, Juliet Acetig Janice Abrayg Marie Bevil- acquag Nancy Angolcl. SECOND ROW: Marlene Anselg Frank Alongig Sharon Barkerg Theirly M. Barksdaleg David Auscleraug Daisy Pearl Ashleyg Ann Auchmoodyg Alice Bissell. THIRD ROW: Carmen Angelosanteg Louise Baroneg Donna Amsg Roger Andrewsg Charles Bashg Susan Barrettg Bob Aquinog James BarnettgMaryJar1e Baneyg Bill Barneyg Pauline Barry. NOT PICTURED: Ann Alvarez. f, C p. sf Tv' fXf-. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Carol Reagang Patricia Bellemoreg Grace BoganpRoseanne Beningogiieverly Blehlg Betty Blankg Joann Birmingham: SECOND ROW: Pat Beningog May Burowg WalterBuehlg Dave Kinsleyg Bill Birog John Bevesnyg Barbara Brittong Tom Boydg Wayne Brougham: Janice Bielatg Betty Bushg THIRD ROW: Annette Bozekg Enid Bennettg Art Brinkman: TCdB1aChinSki: Dan Bednarskig Edward Browng Ralph Bennettg Pat Berdickg Ioan Braas. NOT PICTURED: Thomas Boydg Beverly Browng Connie Butera. State . . . North Carolina Governor . . . David Kinsley Lieutenant Gov. . . Patricia Beningo Red Cross Advisor . . Beverly Biehl Boys' Athletic Mgr . . Teddy Blachinski Girls' Athletic Mgr . . . . Patricia Berdick Advisor .... . . Miss E. Bloomingdale Motto .To Be Rather than To Seem LEFT TO RIGHT: David Kinsley, Governor Patricia Beningo, Lieutenant Governor. nit 11 T ff- , iii Sq in -tn N x xg We 'fre Ollie 0001 I Ollie 0001 L is ----up ' -015 2 - Pg, - 3 . .- ,fi X,-LK:L:i:'11 es !, 4 - 4- 23, I f t if - xi W, ,, V. L, sein- wg . 'fl f L . L? as in 1 ii W -Y - at--A-' O l 4 ei im' .fi E 1 fm 1 A ' ni - G ? , . E' ' A L-?ig e lm, f,f ,., Hx ,I 2 ' ii7 fx ' c: -L X 5' - -'f'-2.2, 8 , ' w 4525 'il ' 5? H x Q 9 i '- Xa ,cf Up s , fa 4 , Vi-iz- V2- 1 L, UTlVUL X ' 1 F eh X o LEFT TO RIGHT: Perercherenziaireu- l, BL LQOMH ,LQNQQOR tenanlGovernorgCaro1eCampbe11,Gov- Xxx- H, CUOI. State . . . . . . Ohio Governor. . . . . Carole Campbell Lieutenant Gov. . . Peter Cherenzia Red Cross Advisor . . . . Lynn Brooks Boys' Athletic Mgr. . . Jerome Casper Girls' Athletic Mgr . . Jacqueline Campbell Advisor . . . . . . . Miss R.Young Motto . . . A State Within A State LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Frances Cabellog Dorothy Cancemig Lillian Bourgong Jane Careyg Sarah Brit .nang Gail Bongiovannig Pauline Carlino. SECOND ROW: James Carlig Dolores Capolupog Josephine Bulkag Sandra Byrreg Barbara Butryg Anthony Cicciarig Louise Bromhallg Rosalie Bondg Genevieve Gareyg Vince Chiarenza. Jacqueline Campbellg Barbara Capizzig Doranne Buchheir. THIRD ROW: Dominic Cenrofantip Paul Carsong Louis Caughillg Jerry Casperg Joe Carlog Gordon Burrlsg Perer Cherenziag Lynn Brooksg Carole Campbell. NOT PICTURED: Richard Casale. Ai ew 'i ,f f'S-1 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Margaret ChickgAdele Christianog Ruth ClarkegMary ChirigonigDiane Caterinag Gilda Celesteg Cleo Brunetti. SECOND ROW: Nancy ChambersgClaudia Clark: Sally Cicerog Sandra Coheng Joseph Critellig Edward Collinsg Mary Cirritog Dorothy Castekg Lois Campbellg Bill Colosig Louise Browng Chuch Colavecchiag Guy Cutonillig Gus Mangioneg John Contig Bill Corsarog Richard Colosimog Mable Myles. NOT PICTURED: Robert Cord. State . . Governor . . Lieutenant Gov. . Red Cross Advisor . Boys' Athletic Mgr. Girls' Athletic Mgr . . . . . Maryland Joseph Critelli . Sally Cicero Richard Colosimo Richard Colosimo Diane Caterina Miss L Mosher I vvml me Shield of rhy Good Will Thou Hast Covered Us Advisor .... Motto. 'l , Ni xx , f e fl- ' - -. ' .. T - 0 l : X as ll rll? f Xfvv li i 'Y U Y l 1 l qli l -t a, l 4 ' X fC Q- i 2 . -tx il l-1 ik 1 H l l X , it 1 I X- y X Vi' 2 l Lt. fo ,ll tk X .1 ll .1 Xl I Q! - N' W' ' - il X -1 , W M u ' 'fl -- Q ill --emu I-1 iv--E ll N QQ P a T .req l ,wi ' 1 i' li E A ' 3' X , TH-+ v ' 'QE 5 ' ' Y 3' ,-:egg -2 A-ii CAs? V -ki? Ollie 00171 I LEFT ernorg TO RIGHT: Joseph Crirelli, Gov- Sally Cicero, Lieutenant Governor LEFT TO RIGHT:Barbara Collins, Gov- emorg Iohn D'Avoliog Lieutenant Gov- CITIOI. State . . . Governor . . Lieutenant Gov. . Red Cross Advisor . Boys' Athletic Mgr. . Girls' Athletic Mgr Advisor .... State Motto . Ollie 00111. I .1 , '-FD 4 l ll? If fl if EEK TX l MEAN S M 3 1 'X S f ' r E 'fn Texas . Barbara Collins . John D'Avolio . Phyllis Dlugosz . . Sam De Marco . Stephanie Christoff . Mr.J.Boniiorno . . Friendship 53 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Croweg Joyce Coulisg Stephanie Christoffg Sam De Marcogjackie Dalesandra Phyllis Dlugoszg Elizabeth Coughlin. SECOND ROW: Tommy Dayg Barbara Collinsg Tervis Dariangtviary Drabczyk John Draposg Larry Dangelog Mike De Marcogjean Dodgeg Sue Craftsg Karen ConnellgJoAnne DiRusciog Marion Danko NOT PICTURED: Dennis Daloisiog Dorothy Daltong Iohn D'Avolio. an-L USFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Joanne Romag Ruby Rieffanaughp Dolores Robinsg Rosemary Scrivanog Carol Robertsg Pat Schiavig Jean Ricotta. SECOND ROW: Wreatha Rosengrantg Anna Marie Rusnockg Frances MacDonald: Marilyn Scap- uccig Jim Ritchling Dorothy Shubsdag John Rancep Bob Petersong Rosalie Rizzo: Nancy Rennieg Shirley Russellg Carmen Sabin. THIRD ROW: Virginia Cummingsg Daniel Pototeg Leslie Priestg Richard Pokrzykg Elliot PutnamgSam Robinsong Joe Bruno: Bob Rodinog Jane Ann Rundellg Bill Robinsong Carole Schmidt. NOT PICTURED: Blanche Davidsong Pat- ricia DiNoto. 6 elm' V State . . . . . Utah Governor . . . James Ritchlin Lieutenant Gov. . Leslie Priest Red Cross Advisor . . Daniel Potote Boys' Athletic Mgr . Robert Rodino Girls' Athletic Mgr . . Carmen Sabin Advisor .... . MV-W-BVUCJY Motto . . . . lndustry llf W ,fl .5 Q W , 0012 OOIYI. I 5 IEFT TO RIGHT Lesl1ePr1est Lieuten ant Governor JamesR1tchlin Governor LEFT TO RIGHT: Florence Giannone, Lieutenant Governorg Henry Fournier, GOVCl'I'10l' . State . Governor. . . Lieutenant Gov. . Red Cross Advisor . Boys' Athletic Mgr. Girls' Athletic Mgr Advisor .... State Motto . Offle 0001 l Y X ,f NN J .f . Arkansas . Henry Fournier . Florence Giannone . Rosalind Dominick . . Arthur Elston . Shirley Evans . Miss E.Miller . The People Rule LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Kathryn Englandg Marcia Eberhartg Elizabeth Ferlitog Joanne Filbertg Norma McKay Florence Giannoneg Jacqueline Evans. SECOND ROW: Florence Glembg Darlene Gilmoreg Myla Musserg Lena Dubuc Albert Evansg Helen Gniazdowskig Mary De Marchig Delia Duffyg Donna Duryg Shirley Evansg Jane Nelson Gail Gall owayg Joan Duldarian. THIRD ROW: Henry Fournier: John Fitz-Patrickg Arthur Elston, Jr.g Rosalind Dominick John Firthg Robert Federspielg Louis Florerg Alan Ewartg Ruth Fryzag Amelia Dezekg Donald Feldmeyer. ev LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: Frances Floramog Felicia Falsettig Aurora Gonzalezg Maureen Haileyg Barbara Guginog Janet Fowler: Sara Forgione. SECOND ROW: Pamela Frenchg Celia Fortunag Margaret Fratellog Damm Furryg Harriet Fowlerg Lorraine Giancolag Louise Forcucci. THIRD ROW: Nancy Hurtienneg Nancy Holstromg Emie Fusil10: John Franciosa, Caroll Ann Fuerchg Jim Franeyg Don Frostg Philip FrionagArlene Gardner. NOT PICTURED: Raymond Francog Gary Frankling Fred Gandtg Theodore Hellwigg Shirley Jordan. State . . . Governor. . . Lieutenant Gov. Red Cross Advisor . Boys' Athletic Mgr. . Girls' Athletic Mgr . Advisor ....... State Motto . Wisdom, . . Georgia . Louise Forcucci . Felicia Falsetti Theodore Hellwig . Raymond Franco . Frances Floramo . . Mr.W.Herold Justice, Moderation LEFT TO RIGHT: Felicia Falsetti, Lieuten ant Governorg Louise Forcucci, Governor. is . lim 4 f was f 'Il I ' N YR ' f ' 1. ,J I 7 , 'W' 'H ? JPcm my M' , ',.' G',p:. y xx j .L- I l E., A , 51 , I, vw ' 'Q J: I 0012 00171. 001.2 00171. 2 XX' view ' X X vo ,- LEFT TO RIGHT:Joe Hansen, Lieu' tenant Governorg Lois Hammond, Governor. State . . Governor. . . Lieutenant Gov. . Red Cross Advisor . Boys' Athletic Mgr. Girls' Athletic Mgc . Advisor .... State Motto . . New Hampshire . Lois Hammond . . Joe Hansen . Janet Kantanista . . David Gullett . Margaret Kaczynslci . . Miss J.Sulky . Live Free or Die. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Gloria Klejdysg Mona Kline: Donna Haasg Lois Haselyg Patricia Hewittg Lois Hammondg Rosalie Goldstein. SECOND ROW: Janet Kantanistag Margie Kaczynskig Phyllis Grayg Molly Greenwood: Mary Gizz- arellig Ted Guilianig Yvonne Klinog Ken Gilroy. THIRD ROW: Shirley Gracesg Barbara Goodnightg Dave Gullettg Neil HarrisgRonGranierigBob GrabekgPhil GraffgGerri Koneckig Jane Glover. NOT PICTURED: George GioanninigDonald Granding Nancy Henderson. V X ', 5 l : s K7 xii! XI LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Doralen Howarthg Wanda Haydeng Carol Iacksong Roberta Hurleyg Anna Hrybinczakg Nancy Hodgesg Judy Harvey. SECOND ROW: Naomi Heisnerg Lorraine Kopacz, Dolores Kuklisg Stella Kuneckig Mary Lou Holkag Paul Irishg Jerry Josephg David Howellsg Barbara Huntg Mary Krawczykg Shirley Kraske. THIRD ROW: Joel Jaffeg Carl Hollandg Elizabeth Ionesg Earl Heimang Gerald Haserg Charles KellygTed KozminskigRonald Klenderg Sarah La Barbera. State . . Governor. . . Lieutenant Gov. . . Red Cross Advisor . . Boys' Athletic Mgr. . . Girls' Athletic Mg: . . . Advisor......... State Motto . . Virtue, Liberty a . Pennsylvania . Earl Heiman . . Paul Irish Roberta Hurley . . Joel Jaffe Mary Lou Hollco . Mrs. M. Tice nd Independence Ep' E5 iq J' E ea at i A, QSff'PTi',D2 N jii7'fA M . :iiiwb ome oom 2 0 7 LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Irish, Lieutenant Governorg Earl Heiman, Governor. 0010 00171. 25 ' ,fxfvl 2 v 1 1:41 llx I2 fig. I -j b f'-Q' 9 Fi 1252957 , 5 ,N V- ' ' :-2- V ' - 'Tig-ll-X, 'e-, .. ii .X Xxx l 4' SEL' V' :X fl ff ' fire- ' . UQ s ,tif f ' '- S f-ft A at A it gh 'l 5 s y LEFT TO RIGHT: Angelo La Duca, Gov- l 9' i- emorg Barbara Lake, LieutenantGovernor. Q l l ' l' W- : ,' - 4 if? A State . . . Massachusetts Governor. . . . Angelo La Duca Lieutenant Gov. . . Barbara Lake Red Cross Advisor . . Dolores Laska Boys' Athletic Mgr. . . . Robert Lawler Girls' Athletic Mgr . . . Sue Ann Jackson Advisor . . . . . . . . Miss E. Dahlquist Motto . . . By the Sword We Seek Peace, but Peace Only Under Liberty. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Margaret Leuiapieg Charlotte Kolano: Winifred Lynch: Ruthie Johnston: Frances Levitt: Cynthia Johnson: Sally Kasprzak. SECOND ROW: Priscilla Hutson: Pat LeSacchi: Barbara Lake: Sue Jackson: Mary Anne McNulty: Ann Lockwood: Sheila Lynch: Lottie Jones: Sybmee Jones: Dolores Laska: Joanie Krueger. THIRD ROW: Mario Licastro: Walter Kuklis: Charles Lee: Rosemary Kovatchg Richard D. Learman: Kenneth Kracht: Robert Lawlerglohn Lauzan:Ann LenzgFred Krueger:Margaret MacLeod: Angelo La Duca. NOT PICTURED: Delores Wendt. ,ti LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: GailFarrgAnnie FerraragCaroline Leoployce DrozdowskigCarolCummingsg Mary Ann Leg- gettg Blanche Freeman. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Lorentig Meg Cunmickg PatDi Notog CarolCyphersgE1eanor Dallatorreg Karen DeVanrierg Pat Walshg Josephine Dispartig Heather Fisherg Madie Curry: Virginia Der Ohanessiang Ilene Lowery THIRD ROW: Elaine De Vantierg Pauline Daubneyg Pat FarellagClaude DiggsgAnthony EckertgClanton EllisgDale Eckerg Tom Drabczykg Edward Warreng Bob Donleyg Howard Dexterg Blanche Davidsong Betty De Pasquale. NOT PICTURED- Donald Dashg Mary Ann Ferrittog Sandra Dixong Alfred De Rocco. State . . . . . . ldaho Governor. . . .Blanche Freeman Lieutenant Gov. . . . Clanton Ellis Red Cross Advisor . . Petrina Farella Boys' Athletic Mgr. Thomas Drabczyk Girls' Athletic Mgc . . Mary Ann Leggett Advisor . . . . . . . . Mr. E. Skimln State Motto . . Mayest Thou Enclure Forever LEFT TO RIGHT: Blanche Freeman, Governor QI, r , Clanton Ellis, Lieutenant Governor. K! V 3' a G X I JUN lwl I X A .I Q I rggsqf ff: , H , ' I f I . ' l y ! AA Q 'l ' .M 5 l 'T 2- J-j '. - Iwyv- so--. F F'-A OITLQ 00111. 2 55 LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Milanovich, Lieutenant Governorg Angelo Massaro, Governor. C 0010 0001 3 13 K1 lilly f' A E ti. fx E lil lp V If ,wk . X Zi , dbgvslin' x i il Fel' 'Q' iii! f. J.r,,.r..,f. rr- ,n f.1:.. . in Ib V , ' 1 .fp . . . Louisiana . . Angelo Mossaro . Barbara Milanovich . Alfred Massotti . Alfred Massotti Carolyn Meitz Mrs. M. Heory State Motto . . Union, Justice and Confidence. State . . . Governor. . . Lieutenant Gov. Red Cross Advisor . Boys' Athletic Mgr. Girls' Athletic Mgr: . . . . Advisor......... LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Arlene Millerong Ellis Mac Sporrang Maureen McKennag Barbara Milanovichg Eloise Meansg Philip Crisafullig Jean Meidenbauer. SECOND ROW: 'Mary Anne Modig Marilyn Millsg Mary Muchag Pamela Muttong Beulah Benniong Orlando MarragSyb1e Mathewsg Ronnie Macrig Angelo Massarog Helen Haseleyg Carol Marting Sibyl Miller: Margie Mingrisg Alayne Mercier. THIRD ROW: Grace Mathewsg Carolyn Meitzg Carole Millerg Bob Tavano: Richard MacVieg Richard Murphyg Al Massottig Ralph Z.immermangFred Mastermang Donald DumasgAnthony Maman: Pat Macrig Mary Ann Myles. NOT PICTURED: John Mariano. rv LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Joan Minicuccig Rosalie Muzzillog Paula Nicoletrig Dan Nerig Helen Garlandg Patricia Nashwinterg Janice Pfohl. SECOND ROW: Jean Platrg Lucy Monralbog Vincenetre Morinellog Marion Pinzonig Dick Moscati, MaryAnn Padlog Janis Margang Linda Neffg Alice Pagan, THIRD ROW: TanisPed1owg Charles MacVieg Harold Moll: Rena Nichelegjim Millevilleg Stephen NawrockigRichard Matyjasg Keith Mills, Fred Moirp Geraldine Pethybridgeg Hugh Murphyg Lou Morell. State . . . . . Hawaii Governor. . . . . Hugh Murphy Lieutenant Gov. . . Rosalie Muzzillo Recl Cross Aclvisorl . . . Linda Neff Boys' Athletic Mgr. . . Stephen Nawrocki Girls' Athletic Mgr . . Marion Pinzotti Advisor .... .... M r. J. Fabiano Motto . . . The Growth of the Land ls Perpetuated by Righteousness f 'fl 4777- Liff M lx XM IK, Q Ze 6 xg! J R579 if ei L fff 5' 1' T , , N X ' fi o it I 'Q f. .. t, ,. 'i V ,o Yjxe .v iw X 1 Q- ,M X ' l ,K rf ' 4 L - X lftii 01112 00171, 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Hugh Murphy, Governor Rosalie Muzzillo, Lieutenant Governor. 01710 00l7l 3 Z. . arf. .- , . .af Q? 174 4.- Q4, 'F 1 W' 4 'I ni' :Qt . 1 n.'h ,V 4 , 1 ' 1 ll tv 3:6 Z4 . - ,. X- V ' .f X . . YXGXG O --X KVYXGVXX LEFT TO RIGHT: William Ogdeng Gov- A- in X ernorg Salvatore Pace, Lieutenant Gov- ' X . , , emor. 1, 5 . V 3, I X xt ' . . Vermont . William Ogden . Salvatore Pace . . Arlene Raspa . George Lanstrum . . Diane Nassau State . Governor. . . Lieutenant Gov. . Red Cross Advisor . Boys' Athletic Mgr. . Girls' Athletic Mgr . Advisor .... . . Mrs. A. Herges Motto . . Freedom and Unity. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Dolores Collinsg Sandra Putmang Ruby Porterg Joanne Pozzig Ada Rayg Claudia Reedg Arlene Rivkin. SECOND ROW: Dom Paonessag Mary Pitonyakg Mary Rose Pirog Jean Parfinskig Sal Paceg Arlene Raspag Lois Rainer: Jerry Pasquantinog Eileen Raucciog Susan Ricciardig Connie Plutog Diane NassaugFred Perri, Rose Cristofan- elli. THIRD ROW: Josephine Commissoglames TierneygBenny Pascog Joe Paolineg Bill Odgeng Kenneth Wilsong George Lanstrumg Stephen Kosutg Frank Pedullag Victor Pellegrinog Faye Priceg Helen Rearick. ::::::g,z :Q of-my gg. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Eleanor McCallister: Edythe Matejovicg Jane McGhee: Conchita Marting Shirley Mack: Peggy McCou1fg Patricia Mann. SECOND ROW: Florence Matsulavageg Joanne Mastersg Sam La Verdi: Don Trainorg Kenneth Coutts: Phyllis McAninchg Joan Malacarneg Michael Lops: John McCuneg Gloria Mayville: Rosa Martinez. THIRD ROW: John D. McCracken: Robert Lozinag Richard Ventryg Kaye Marianoglvlichael McNerneyg Rich Livingston: Bob Yudichakg Henry T. Lisowskig Sylvia Maceyg Yvonne Maday: Leonard Longly. David McFarlane: Robert Lloyd. NOT PICTURED: Henry Karp. State . . . .... Konsos Governor. . . . .lock McCracken Lieutenant Gov. . . . Robert Lozinc Red Cross Advisor . . Sylvia Mocey Boys' Athletic Mgr. . Kenneth Coutts Girls' Athletic Mgr . . . . Peggy McCoulf Advisor ......... Mrs. M. Gentry Motto . . . To the Stars Through Difficulties LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack McCracken, Gov ernorg Robert Lozina, Lieutenant Gover nor. l 'J' 'o X X l ,Vioxx I!-A SE J ' ,A , fl' RLg,i.gr3 pi N :sfs.'HE.g, l' :- .... 5-gs' J G 1 ' X 'f x . -- ...h X Q N :XX , 4 -S ome oom 3 55 ome oom 4 U 0 ff A y X X fy jlff Q, fy f ge , 1 ,147 A F f ll ,fill L' 4' J A l ' f---Xl' If I Eczf f at RIGHT: FrankSacco, QW Pauiciaxelly, ueu- i 1 State , , . . Wyoming Governor ,,,,, , Frank Sacco Lieutenant Governor . . . Pat Kelly Red Cross Advisor , Larry Scaletta Boys' Athletic Mgr , . Ronald Skuse Girls' Athletic Mgr. . . Joan Soluri Advisor ,,,,,,,, Mr. J. Edwards Motto , , Let Arms Yield to the Gown UEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Deanna Spencerg Gail Sheltenburgg Phyllis Serrianneg Julie Smithg Victoria Fleckg Par- ricia Serrianneg Pat Supple: SECOND ROW: Pat Kellyg Barbara Schumacher: Madeline Scuterig Bob Soulering Gail Sparlingg Joyce Solurig Frank Saccog Florence Skelingloan Solurig Dolores Sislerg Geraldine Marsh: Patricia Ann Skrzy- pekp Bill Sporerg Bill Rosati. THIRD ROW: Paul Rubeng Jim Schwoobg Larry Scalettag Alfred Sanstromg Ronald Skuse Edward Sariang William Schweitzerp Ray Schultz. NOT PICTURED: Lars Schuster: -1 A44 P 51 5 D 1 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Allessandra Tecchiog Phyllis Sowickig Beverly Stemplang Larry Sicilianog Barbara Stonehamg Patricia StaffordgGail Thompsong Joan Schmid. SECOND ROW: Dick Spencer: Robert SobczykgRosemarie Strangesg Kay Sullivang Joan Sunickip Elena Sparaciog Tommy Skrzypekgijarolyn Thompsong Ann Swanng Billy Simp- song Sal Spatoricog Byron B. TimberlakegDuane Secristgwayne Stoeltingg James ScrivergCarol Stevensg Robert Smithg Sidney Tarpinian. Store . . Governor. .- . Lieutenant Gov. . Red Cross Advisor . Boys' Athletic Mgr. Girls' Athletic Mgr . Advisor Motto. . g o Q o . State 7? ,fy X. f ome oom 402 . . . lllinois Richard Spencer Goil Thompson Beverly Sfempion Lorry Siciliono Phyllis Sowicki Mr. D. Reeser Sovereignty--National Union LEFT TO RIGI-lT:Gail Thompson, Lieu tenant Governorg Richard Spencer, Gov ernor. 0012 0001 4 dfxl fp. LEFT TO RIGHT: Matthew Vilash, Gov- 1. 5 0-'im' ernorg Peter Valenti, Lieutenant Gov- Q . ernor. SE' Stare . . . Governor. . . Lieutenant Gov. Red Cross Advisor . Boys' Athletic Mgr. Girls' Athletic Mgr. . Advisor .... State Motto . . . . Iowa . Mott Vilas . Peter Valenti . Mary Ventry . . John Wade . . . Nancy Trapasso . . . Mr. W. Gallagher . Our Liberties We Prize and Our Rights We Will Maintain. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Sue Traubg Peggy Warrickg Betty Ungarog Nancy Trapassog Irene Underhillg Sheila Tobing Ioan Szelest. SECOND ROW: Leila Uhrig Mary Ventryg Bob Wegrzyng Pete Valentig Gordon Tysong Barbara Sutterg Linda Weaverg Rose Mary Tripoli. THIRD ROW: Nancy Anne Walkerg George Wallaceg John Wadeg Edward Argyg Matthew Vilasg Bob Tompkinsg William Tonig Bill Watsong Mary Wallace. NOT PICTURED: Shirley Ann Culpg Richard De Ponceaugloseph Fusillog Kenneth Tookerg Yvonne Tuscherg Jean Verrocchig George Von Fuchs. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Carol ZreblecgSand1 Shaver Lucrlle Westcott Janet Wrlson Loretta Young Betty Zewrn Barbara Wahl SECOND ROW: Dorothy VeyksnergElarne Zrto Barbara Zankowskl Eddre Whrte Ronald Wrnters Arthur Wrlson Lorrarne Wrnans Thomas WojclkgCarol Whrte Jo Anne York Mary Carxdr THIRD ROW Elarne Yannes Ber mcg Wmkopp Jerry Wendtg Charles Wishowski George Wynes Don Wrlson Jack Wynes Chuck Wrrght Herbert Wrck enden NOT PICTURED Morris Fullerg Helen Winters State . . . Governor. . . Lieutenont Gov. . Red Cross Advisor . Boys' Athletic Mgr. Girls' Athletic Mg: Advisor . . . . Motto. A, s '1 WRT! -. ' Q SN 1. A W , G ' ,if K , 1 'L r' A, ',l .1 !:1,f,,, ,1- ,- 1 V4 r r ,,.-5 Vx Y i M n ome oom 4 55 4-v. gf? wx, gg . 12' val? A ,Q f 1 14, 1 4132 : afi ' w '1 , ' gif! , b ,-ffivf. pq: . 1 , ,,'g,x,f'wg'fg?1 fLQv.,j 12 f I , S Q ff,-:aff ' 5 2U..Q:i11m .:', , ' 2 f ' f - pglrr, wr. '. , f, :J 1 '1 QK W ag' '. -'v m Q ,,,.,, pgxfw Lejbw 5 M! f Okie ICQ., X -' .f. Fig, as -' Q ' , . 7 U , 0 SEATED: Marsha Gratz, Secretary. LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Robert Weber, President: Mr. E. Skim- in, Advisorg Jerald Casper, vice- .giuclenf gounci President Robert Weber, vice-president Jerry Casper, treas- urer Manlio DeSantis, , and secretary Marsha Gratz are this years' council officers. The system of homerooms is states, and electing governors and lieutenant governors is one of the unique traits of our student coun- cil, a highlight being the states' convention in May. All the officers are seniors except the vice president who was elected last October from the Junior class. Mr. Edward Skimin is the council's able advisor. The council upheld tradition by getting a,TV seton whichthe students of NFHS were allowed to watch the World Series. This active group also held a successful dance in November so money could be raised President- Mafllio De Sams' Ueas' to provide transportation to some of our Alma HWY- .., T Mater's athletic contests. A Also, we must not forget, this group col- 9' N 1 I lected for the Community Chest and other worth- Q ' I while projects. T 7 I ' Thanks to the co-operation of both the ad- : 'Ala ,I . dlp minrstratlon and students the '53-54 Student T ,L I ' ,I ' Council has had a most successful term of of- ' Q ,. ' , 4 rice. 1 uf ,iq , is 4,5 gf' 5.194 l LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Barbara Milanovichg Rose V 1 J Marie De Marcog Rosalie Muzzillog Pat Pelsoneg Stepha- f ' ' nie Jakubowskig Florence Giannoveg Loretta Lostraccog f SHAR,U6 -. OUQ M LOAD Felicia Falsettig Barbara Lakeg Ralph Meranto. SECOND , ROW: Sally Cicerog Louise Forcuccig Judy Frommertg If Elizabeth Wiatrg Blanche Freemang Pat Masong Irene Lo- 5 AN 1 ff C riag Carole Campbellg Marsha Gratzg Henry Fournier. I 'fl , 1 If THIRD ROW: Barbara Collinsg Pat Scottg Dick Spencerg Q ' ' s l ' I, Joe Critellig Angelo La Ducag John Robbinsg Frank Alon- .Q X x i if gig Angelolvlassarog Ed Whiteg Elaine Zitog Irene Jarzuabg X , 6 Ken Terry. FOURTH ROW: Jim Ritchling Paul lrishg Y ,Z W Vally Buterag Leslie PriestgMark Allinsong Red Weberg I, it f Hugh Murphyg Louis Pullano. FIFTH ROW: Sonny San- I filippog Clanton Ellisg John Ciavagliag Tom Baiag Joe NIE jfs' Ficorillig Matt Vilasg Ken Marting Bill Ogdeng Earl Bow- 3 'f ers. V .s..sv- Q YJ -- ' WORD J M -SnJ'Hu..- LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Nancy Lamb: Ioan Camp- bell: Elvira Villani: Marilyn Deitch and Marsha Gratz, Co-editors: Loretta Lostracco: Colleen Cuddy: Barbara Boyce: SECOND ROW: Irene Loria: Margaret Doan: Pat Mason: Barbara Kavanaugh: Janet Kraft: Judy Frommert: Beverly Hager: Mary Ellen Scarpinato: Mary Ann Dono- fro: THIRD ROW: Irene Jarzab: Evelyn Ralnnie: Joan Brier- ly:Wa1t Romanek: Joyce Smith: Hycinthla Loverde: Mary Lou Emmens. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Marsha Gratz, Marilyn Deltch, Co-Editors. Mrs. H. Donovan, Advlsor:M1ss J, Wylie, Assls- tant advlsorg SECOND ROW: Barbara Joseph, Co-Business manager: Mrs, M. Tice, Co-Business Advisor: Delores Bat- taglia, Co-Business Manager: Mr. M. Mckalg, Arr advisor. .!46Lfi52I'5 .xdncl gcbfora iagarian Music has been instituted into the daily life of the teen-ager of today. Thus, the editorial staff of the '54 Niagarian has incorporated music as the theme for the yearbook. In Striving toward yearbook perfec- tion, they have tried to devote each section of the yearbook to a phase of the musical world. As the editorial staff, under the advisership of Mrs. H. Donovan, applied music to the articles and photographic work, so did the Art Staff under the di- rection of Mr. M. McKaig, provide creative ability to produce a musical theme inthe book's outstanding art work. The staff cleverly planned out the Junior homeroom section in such a way that each state has its own song and a scene typical of the state. gcbforiaf, yy yy, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ina Ciadella, Frank Roma: Richard Conroy, arr-edirorg Mary Anne McNu1ryg Joyce Smith. ,444 SM More emphasis has been placed on snap-shot pages in an attempt to give cr more complete picture of ac- tual classes and scholastic activities. Each member of the graduating class hasa descriptive song title un- der his name. The special committee heads, committees of the editoridl staff, and the business staff which was under the supervision of Mrs. M. Tice, worked harmoniously with the editorial and art staffs to make this, the '54 Niogariana book you, its owner, will cherish through- out your lifetime . udinead 'S Nb.. -7 xwffg cf HE Tvpemlszrvre-ve 609 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Barbara Chrisryg Shirley Ogden, Margie Gamboiang Shirley Movesiang Dorothy Dashg Dolores Bar- Laglia and Barbara Joseph, Co-Business Managersg Carol Amen- dolag Frances Appoloneyp Mary Rose Marazzog Orphia Prnkoski, Ina Ciadella. SECOND ROW: GeraldineCampeseg Barbara Boyce Marjorie Mc Intoshg Marlene Marianog Vickie D'A1oisiog Berry Jean Human: Nancy Saundersg Marie Wroblewskip Rena Ma nuccig Jenny Batragliag Pat Pelsoneg Anna Allotta. THIRD ROW: Janice Georgeg Rosemary Carusog Judy Valleyg Eleanor Maney Virginia Whiteg Donna Cai-113 Ruth Campanarog Anna Ciraoiog Norma Finitz. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Eleanor Faierrag Ruth Johnsong Sarah Brirmang Joan Knlegerg Sandra Shaverg Irene Lo- riag Barbara Hunt: Joan Campbellg Lin- da Neff: Dorothy Cancemig Roseanne Beningog Rose Marie Perricellig Joan Waterson. SECOND ROW: Karen De Vanxierg Harriet Fowlerg Rosalie Bondg Sally Cicerog Lois Rainerg Ann Lock- woodg CarolynMeitz5 Josephine Bulkag Pamela Muttong Carol Marting David Howells. THIRD ROW: Judy Brinklowg Lynn Brooksg Joan Braasp Paul Rnbeng John Firthg William Greeneg Warren Ed- dy: Harold Mollg Carol Gameg Yvonne Madayg Casimer Golanka. onor ociefy LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Carolyn A- lessig Elvira Villanig Marsha Grarzg Virgin- ia Maggsg Janice Stevensg Roberta Leeg Ma- rie Sobczykg Carol Spinuzzi. SECOND ROW: Norma Stilesg Adele Marie Espinag Ann De Migliog Par Bakerg Dolores Graceg Angeline Appoloneyp Joyce Edwardsg Rena Manuccig Carole Pikeg Elizabeth Prevostg Angela Ser- pag Judith Hawkinsong Loretta Lostracco. THIRD ROW: Janet Daillyg Beverly Hagerg Marlene Houchp June Walckg Marlene Slonisg Claudia Weinertg Sharon Steinbrennerp E- laine Neumanng Janet Kraftp Irene Jarzabg Nancy Saundersg Marlene Marianog Marilyn Deitch. FOURTH ROW: Judy Stephensg Joyce Smithg Joyce Fercheng Paul Forceg Paul Zeigerg Virginia White: David Mania- gog Curtis Wilkseng William Baum 5 Pat Tom- kinsg Marilyn Quarantillo. LEFT TO RIGHT: David Mania go, Presidentg Curtis Wilksen, Treasurerg Paul Zeiger, Vice president and Claudia Weinert, Secretary. A Under the advisorship of Mr. Robert L. Cooley and Mr.William Brady,the '53-'54 staff of the Chronicle began the year by sponsoring a dance to raise funds for print- ing expenses . Determined to make this year's publication bigger and better than ever, the students worked diligently. Serving on the staff were June Walck, Editor: Mary Ellen Scarpinato, Managing Editor: Patricia Tompkins, Business Man- ager: Carol Piver, News Editor: Ann De Miglio, Activity Editor: Louis Pullano, Fea- ture Editor: Ken Terry, Sports Editor: Denice Van Liew, Girls Sports Editor: Angelo Mass- aro, Exchange Editor: and Paul Ruben, Phot- ographer. . , -I-'e',,v lllii 47 ff SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Tompkins: June Walck STANDING: Mr. W. Brady and Mr. R. Cooley, advisors ,Lf :lx fig, F Q 3 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Louis Pullano: Mary Ellen Scarpinato: Carol Marie Piver: June Walck: Pat Tompkins: Denice Van Liew: Ann De Miglia: Ken Terry: SECOND ROW: Anna Allorra: Rose Marie De Marco: Ina Ciadella: Blanche Freeman: Mary Ann Modi: Marge Gamboian: Yvonne Tuscher: Elizabeth Coughlin: Nancy Saunders: Joan Wa- terson: Joan Drayer: Joanne Krueger: Shirley Ogden: Dorothy Jean Micon: Alice Kapoloski: Geraldine Prygon: Lorraine Cirrito. THIRD ROW: Janet Kantanista: Mary Rose Marazzo: Frances Appoloney: Toni Spameni: Shirley Movesian: Mary Anne Donofro: Mary Ruth Cone: Judy Frommert: Mary Ann Mc Nulty: Carolyn Meitz: Yvonne Maday: Colleen Cuddy: Ann Lockwood: Betty Mc Govem. FOURTH ROW: Marge Rocco: Joanne Dorso: Janice George: Marie Wro- blewski: Jeanne Bowman: Pat Zimmer: Beverly Stempien: Ann Puisyz: Shirley Gray: Shirley Owens: Carol Brandon: Karen Connell. FIFTH ROW: Al Di Rocco: Norma Finitz: John Molinaro: Valley Butera: Sonny Sanfilippo: Angelo Massaro: Paul Ruben: Ronald Birmingham: Sam Agnello: Guy Caterina: Benny Pasco: Gabe Porto: Mr. Cooley. SEAT- ED: LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Tompkins and June Walck: STANDING: Mr. Cooley, 42 Z?,,mJ LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Ralph Meranto: Bob Tompkins: Sonny Sanfilippo: Lewis Custode: Dick Hillier: Paul Ru- ben: Walter Buehl: SECOND ROW: Fred Kruger: Wayne Stoeltlng: George Wynes: Hugh Murphy: Gilbert Pieroni: Donald Travis: Harold Moll: Betty Bak: Frank Alongi: Lawrence Bernat: Alice Kapaloski: Carol White: Madi Curry: Lillian Gil- bert: THIRD ROW: Sharon Barker: Don Frost: David Taylor: Bob Gradek: Margie Rocco: Jerry Wendt: Mike De Marco: Sam Robinson: Anthony Manco: Michael Mc Nerney: Duane Stoelting: FOURTH ROW: Joe Laspisa: Al De Rocco: Irene Loria: Frances Mac Donald: Bob Yudichak: Louis Pullano: Jim Schwoob, X u 5 fiesta 'P 5 fp Ezwfqs ,ff V fl ' ca X X , V- A 1 1' - :mn ,' s With Mr. Warren A, Scotchmer as conductor, the mixed chorus again maintained the high reputation it has held for years, as a fine musical or- ganization, It is the official chorus of N. F, H, S. Our band under the direcdon of Mr. L. Orynawka, has shown its school spirit and civic re- sponsibility by partaking in many musical productions. It often played for school assemblies and made appearances at other schools. This year in our Christmas parade, it helped to usher Santa Claus into the city The students worked diligently this fall outon the front lawn to form a good- looktng marchmg group and displayed this skill in letter formations at our football games, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Walter Buehl: John Pickwell: Allen Fowler: Ed White: Tom Metz- let: Len Longley: David McFarlane: Bill Colosi: Gloria Maybille:Jeanette Poirier: Margie Rocco: Carmen Sabin: Mary Ann Feritto. SECOND ROW: Norma Stiles: Janice George: Louis Pullano: Bruce Carter: Bob Federspiel: Alfred Sandstrom: Peter Cherenzia: Patricia Hewitt: Lottie Jones: Rosalie Bond. THIRD ROW: Darlene Gilmore: Beverly Biehl: Mary Ellen Scarpinato: Margaret Chick: Shelia Tobin: Arthur Wilson: Albert Evans: Ruth Johnston: Betty Blank: Sue Jackson: Sue Crafts. FOURTH ROW: Barbara McGovern: Judy Frommert: Elaine DeVant1er: Rosalind Dominick: Barbara Butry: Barbara Lake: Janis Morgan: Tervis Darian. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Zankowskl: Pat Pelsone: Frances Cerminara: Yvonne Klino: Maureen Hailey: Blanche Freeman: Lois Haseley: Caroline Leo: Shirley Itzkowitz: Pauline Carlino, Shirley Ogden: Kathryn England: Elizabeth Coughlin: Nancy Chambers: Orphia Pinkoski: Frances Levitt: Shirley Gray: Ermina Blank: Virginia Cummings: Phyllis Gray: Molly Greenword: Lois Campbell: Paul Snyder. SIXTH ROW: Delores Sisler: Florence Reed: Mary Cirrito: Maureen McKenna: Joan Schmid: Mary Drabczyk: Janice Stevens: Nancy Rennie: Barbara Collins: Diana Hopkins: Janice Pfohl: Nancy Angold: Joan Sunick: Faye Price: Nancy Lamb: Loretta Lostracco: Colleen Cuddy: Elizabeth Jones: Grace Himes: Barb- ara Hunt: Carol Jackson: Joyce Smith: Mary Paula Leone: Janet Kraft: Valerie Le Masters: Wanda Hayden: Sally Cicero: Louise Brown: Leila Uhri: Irene Underhill: Lynn Brooks: Shirley Meyers: Barbara Kavanaugh: Gail Thompson: Alessandra Tecchio: Joan Wrobleski: Joyce Drozdowski: Margie Kaczyski: Joan Malacame: Larry Kopacz: Carol Game: Bernie Wittkop: Marie Wroblewski: Ruth Clarke: Helen Rearick: Nancv Hurtienne: Annie Ruth Ferrara. CA 0l'll,5 VV q r Q Jw, ' f .f -. . A W - v N N s' , S, kim ' x Q Q 1 f X I. 1 .. I X ' , 5-AA K , ' ,, , x V 4' x., Ms . . x H- Q W ' . rqg, ,, ,f '- V Q25' 9 KV sf v J J. .1 , , ' 5 . , A - , V 'P 3? E Q if bl Y fi' f.. 1,-. 's .,. T , . - -V .ef ,A ii: ' B . ., ' .'-I Q, 21 , Y 4 A Af K ' . , - f 'J , .. 5, 3, ., . v Q . - It 5 :'- , 1 , LY I 5 6. , ,. 1- Mx- V X 1. X, 4 : Q' 9 N ' Yi sf if v 'if W v WEE e in 'gif -Nr, if A v Q W Q' 5 WL 4 5 ff' H v V ' V Q .. , . 4 5 A 1- ..,, 4 1. ' ' .SQCIQQ I'Ql,U SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Richard Callettag Mr, Frank Baggallayg Kenneth Wilson, SECOND ROW: Arthurwilsong Bruce Car- terg Edgar Abrayg Donald Mc Ginisg THIRD ROW: Paul Snyder: Allen Fowlerg Ellis MacSporran. The stage crew is a vital part of all our school plays, Under the assistance of their advisor, Mr, Baggallay, these students are the im- portant element behind the scene, They work readily, creating and building sets, operating curtains and taking care of the lighting effects, 4 .X K gs ,, l af - - g 1 frnf' , .- , ' , 5 'Qs ff 51, D I 1 1 ,f LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW, KNEELING: Allan Fowler. SECOND ROW: Richard Macvieg Edgar Abrayg Donald Feldmeyerg Mr. W. Crowie, advisorg Carol Gameg Carol Zimmerg Delores Battagliag Marie Wro- blewskig Doranne Buchheitg Carol Marie Piverg Sally Pasekg Joanie Kruggerg Dorothy Dash, As in other years this capaole staff of four boys and ten girls under their advisor, Mr. William Crowie, isin charge of running the movie projectors and sound equipment for assembly programs, We hope the successors of this group will continue to serve the school in the same fine way. ,I -fyf ' ,A . ' A ,f I ,Alia , r AJ, V r,WV., I I - lv I g , q X ' J. , Qflfal I ' . 'gr-A-,J-ff k , ' in Lnz Sw 'Kg 1 J' x f f fn, 1 1 , Q sl. , ., f 1 1' 1 I X iQ ff I , XQ 0 A X X 'Q ' i tif if f f 0 f xi I n' I J , :A t x 'r X1 'A I I f ,J I' l ff 4 if 3 I 'MA It l r ' Q 0' I J , ,L4 '51 x X 1 gf I I yli Qs Q 1 , X 3 xx if ' 170 ff lg ,-Q, X 'fs eq it Zyl 4 vs , , 8 f f , f f , 'Lg I? 4 fy 7 f 1 ! A 0 X' I k , l ff ,7 ,7 Z YH. X I 1 5 All ' Ulf! , 1 rs X 7 X as 1 1 m L t ll ruler? S NIJ B f 'Ef ' Q.V.i-.'J. 'K W f-f -wats i Q 17 Vik li W royecfton My -1 21.4-1.41 - J D9 ,I Aff CLA The Pallett and Brush Club, which met every Wednesday after school, was under the capable direction of the new officers -Charles Kelly, President, Joe Critelli, Vice-president and Les- lie Priest, Secretary-Treasurer. The advisor for the art Clubwas Mr. Murray McKaig. Materials available to all members of the club were pro- vided by the school, and consisted of oil paints, water colors, clay, charcoal and different as- sortments of paper, In addition to the regular art meetings, the club sponsored several parties throughout the year, and engaged in activities which increased each member's appreciation of art. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Rosalie Rizzo, Doralene I-lowarth,Joanne Filberr,Carole Scmidt, Eleanor Maney, Patricia Mason, Joyce Smith. SECOND ROW, Marsha Gratz, Marilyn Deitch, Mr, M, McKaig, Advisor, Marlene Corsaro, Nancy Bangs, Leslie Priest, Richard Conroy, Joe Crite Ili, Robert Lloyd, Charles Kelly, John Rance, Marion Shumway, Sandra Shaver. LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Miss V. Donohue, Advisor, Barbara Chab- ala, STANDING: Barbara Boyce, Carol Game, Aurora Gonzalez, Mau- reen Mc Kenna, Manlio De Santis, Sally Pasek, Helen Majewski, Alice Bissell, Dorothy Mahoney. K x .9017 If anyone at Niagara Falls High School is outof paper or needs open- cil he knows where to obtain such items. Located next door to the of- fice is our school store which offers for sale innumerable school supplies. The store is open for business in the morning before school and during the lunch periods. This store is supervis- ed by Miss V. Donohue. A fewwill- ing students take core of sa les ond the profit of this enterprise with student councilaid goestowords paid ossem- bles for the students enioyment. Quinlan ce Qfgce GUIDANCE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Carol Game: Dorothe Sanzo: Dr. H, Helm- erle and Miss M, Werner, counsellors: Shirley Owens: SECOND ROW: Marlene Houck: Llly Bowman: Mary Jasek: Joan Drayer: Frances A. Gooder: Marilyn Deltch: Mary S. Gourlay: Karen De Q--1 Vanrler: Carol Brandon: Carol Wein- stein. Doctor H. B. Heimerle and Miss Mary Werner, guidance counselors, have at one time or another have assisted in the counseling of guidance at each and every student of N. F. H. S. They assisted many stu- dents in finding after school iobs, making college applications, in receiving information about scholar- ships and aids: and they also help in settling problems thatthe students may have concerning schoolwork. 5 y ,rf 1 . rss . Y 4. 'iff s, ' ii- G 1-l . 5 ,I rl- XX , J , T' l ill 9551: I 1 T ill y it f f l. f. A 1, i-Us I , , y l ll U vlflfli' ' ig. f 1 'lf , 1 wa' The governing body and ideas of N. F. H. S. originate inthe school office. Mrs. Agnes O'Brien and Miss Norma Forcucci are the supervisors and it is through them that the office functions successfully. Miss Forcucci was head of the student office help. These students collect attendance sheets and assist in typing absentee lists and many other office functions. In December Miss Forcucci resigned from her job as school secretary and her presence has been great- ly missed by the student body. szlwf Ogg.. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Margie Rocco: Mar- lene Slonisg Joan Wroblewski: Donna Buxton, SEC- OND ROW: Elizabeth Wiatr: Louise Forcucci: Angela Serpa: Miss Norma Forcucci. 98 Cgnic ga!! The services of the school clinic are many and varied. At the beginning of the school year I4 girls were chosen to serve as helpers for the clinic'sdirector teacher-nurse Miss Helen McCarney. The girls were taught the elements of administering first-aid and taught how to take complete charge of the clinic in Miss McCarney's absense. The ob- taining ofclinic help isin charge of the National Honor Society. The usher squad of Niagara Falls Hugh School under the able super- vision of Miss L Masslmllian and Lily Bowman Captain of the squad has done an outstanding 'ob this year serving in such school activities as the plays, concerts variety show 8. graduatron exercises They are to be commended for on excellent 'ob throughout the school year -1 I--1 .fir 9 , ', s 1 k LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Lorretta Lostrac- cop Mary Davy: Janet Dalllyg Miss H. McCar- ney, School Nurseg Diana Hopkins: Janet Mackg Ina Ciadellag Linda Neffg Miss J, Sekula, Dental Hygenlstg SEATED: Marsha Gratzg SECOND ROW: Carol Marie Piverg Claudia Wienertg Vir- ginia Whlteg Margaret Doang Mary Ann Stoll: On couch: Evelyn Rainnle. ww. SW LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Joan Dulga- riang Sarah Britmang Shirley Meyersg Shirley Owensg Dorothy Jean Micong Lily Bowmang Marie Anne Sobczykg Dolores Battagliag Helen Battersong Kathryn Englandg Victoria Fleck, SECOND ROW: Marilyn Bossg Char- lotte Kolanog Joan Kruegerg Gloria May- villeg Shirley Grayg Diane Nassaug Mary Paula Leoneg Darlene Gilmoreg Jane Mc- Gheeg Barbara Boyce: THIRD ROW: Joanne Romag Jenny Battagliap Edythe Matijovicg Carol Whiteg Betty Jean Humang Violet O'- Breslyg Lillian Gilbertg Naomi Barber: Bev- erly Brown: Elizabeth Prevostg Carol Belin, FOURTH ROW: Susan Thomasg Mona Bitten- bendergMarie Emanueleg Jane Gloverg Helen BearickgVirginia Cummings: Carol Brandong Mary Mokhiberg Mary Ventryg Lorraine Ko- pazg Helen Oliver. FIFTH ROW: Rosemary Kovatchg Gail Sparlingp Elaine Neumanng Phyllis Handleyg Lynn Brooksg Margaret Barrg Joan Drayerg Betty Jane Neumang Miss L, Massimilian. 2 K I Abray Fred Masterman STANDING: Audrey Westfallg Joyce Smithg Donald McGinisg LEFT TO RIGHT SEATED Mary Anne McNulty Diane Nassau Ellis MacSporran Edgar ay C1aud1a Wemert Manlyn Dench Vmcenetre Morinello Angelo La Duca Rlchard Cal Clarence Day's family comedy Life with Father was presented November 18th and 20th, 1953 in the Niagara Falls High School Auditor- ium. The success of the play itself and the smoothness with which it was staged was due to the infe cast and its accredited director, Mr. Frank Baggallay. Life with Father , an American comedy classic, set a world's record when it ran con- tinuously on Broadway for eight years. It brings back the pattern of family living of the past gen- eration, by captivating the true character in- stincts of father, a roaring, but warm-hearted person, mother, firm-minded but fragile, and the family of red-headed boys they raised. The play creates a strong feeling of nostalgia for some, as it recalls familiar family incidents such as visiting cousins, hand-me-down-clothes, and young boys selling patent-medicines to earn pin money. The cast included Edgar Abray as Father, Diana Nassau--Mother, Richard Coletta--Clar- ence, Angelo La Duca--John, Ellis Moc Sporran --Whitney, Marilyn Deitch--Cora, Mary Anne Mc Nulty--Mary, Don McGinnis--Doctor Hum- phreysp Audrey Westfall-Margaret, Claudia Weiner--Annie, Vincennette Morinello--Delia, Joyce Smith--Nora, Maggie--Linda Neff. t i Niagara Falls High School's Junior Red Cross isavery active and worthwhile group under the conscientious supervision ot one representative from each homeroom. In September elections were held with Barbara Joseph, Presidentp Phyllis Dluzosz, vice- presidentg and Hycinthia Loverde, Secretary, officers for the year. ln the fall the Junior Red Cross collected cookies for the veteran's hospital in Buffalo averaging 2 dozen from each of the 36 home- rooms. This organizationin its Red Cross campaign collected over S100 from the students of Niagara Falls High School. The group plans to send a chest overseas containing all nec- essary school and sports supplies. This proiectwill go over if enough money is raised by May. The Junior Red Cross is another organization of the Niagara Falls High School of which we may be proud. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Janetliantanista, Ro- berta Hurlyg Dorothy Cancemip Beverly Stempieng Beverly Biehlg Diane Caterina: Barbara Joseph, SEC- OND ROW: Louise Paoneg Shirly Movesiang Molly Duffy: Linda Neffg Mary Ann Modig Hycinthia Lover- deg Mary Paula Leoneg Shirley Owens: Daniel Potote. THIRD ROW: PatFare11ag Dolores Laskag Mary Venrryg Rosalind Dominickg Carol Gameg Joan Drayerg The- odora Hellwigg Rosemary Caruso: Marilyn Deitchg Arlene Raspag FOURTH ROW: Don McGinisg Duane Stoeltingp Herbert Wickendeng Gut Caterina: Larry Scalettap Sam Agnellog Charles Bashg Lynn Brooksg Judy Valley. 101 unior Qc! Crow RED CROSS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss F, Morse, Advisorg Sam Agnellog Hycinthia Loverdeg Barbara Joseph. .,z:i,..., .W About thirty girls volunteered their services in the library working each period and before and after school. Among their duties are desk work, checking books in and out, recording attendance, keeping books in order on shelvesg answering requests for various material and informing students of their reserves and overdues. Through this work they learn to work with people to do some clerical work and use a library to its fullest ad- vantages. Students use the library for required read- ing and recreational reading of books, periodicals and pamphlets. Miss D. Hutson is school librarian. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Gail Galloway: Maureen McKennag Florence Giannoneg Beverly Biehlg Shirley Meyersg Patricia McNally SECOND ROW: Barbara Zankowskig Sheila Lynchg Judy Frommerr Jean Parfinskig Lucy Montalbog Marian Shumwayp Edythe Matijovic Gallsparlingg Sarah Clareg Colleen Cudclyp Joan Currie. THIRD ROW Anne Lenzg Bernice Wirrkoppg Jean Louise Dodge: SylviaMaceyg Elea- nor Maneyg Mildred Oakeyg Marie Emanueleg Carolyn Thompsong Bar- bara Kavanaughg Janet Kraftg Dawn Furryg Barbara Hailey. SEATED: Miss D. Hutson, Librarianp STANDING: QUXHZ.. Z-P' x mammal l ,gran -.1 a u..x.'..' moi -ho um.:-1 ' s ?1?' Miss T. Rasmussen: Miss E. Mitchell. E! , 4? ' L 0 I in I I Ab R X . -1 5 J l iv A 7 ... lando Marra. SECOND ROW: Mr. John Edwards, Advisor: Megan Cun nick: Betty Medalls: Vally Butera: Robert Lozlna: David McFarlane Paul Ruben: Len Longley: Herbert Wickenden: Darwin Lowe ci ence 5 u ig . NX l 1 , 024 :- Ck-A7 7:8 x 611, wi, it Yip l X0 ' S5 li' N -4 LEFT 'ro RIGHT, FIRST Row: Sarah Brltmang Nancy Ann Thorne: T fin ., f U 'S' Marsha Gratz:Joan1e Krueger: Nancy Angold: Rosalie Goldstein: Judith 'J' 1-'Sify - af - 2 Hawkinsong Marian Shumway: Edyr.he Matijovic: Harriet Fowler: Or- 'ff le , X 3 fi Q lff Meeting each Thursday after school, the Science club, under the supervision of Mr. John Edwards, boasts ofa very educational and enioyable program trying to use science as applied to everyday life After a short business meeting they adjourn to the lab where they conduct such experiments as making mirrors and ink irradicators. They also travel as a group to many of the industrial plants of N F to furthur their scientific knowledge. Paul Ruben is the very capable president, Other officers are: Harriet Fowler: Rosalie Goldstein, and Paul Snyder. Among the many fine organizations which exist at Niagara Falls High School, there are a fewwhich are outstanding. One of these is the Loquator's Club, whose motto is, Mind your speech lest you may mar your fortunes . Comprised of the fourth period Public Speaking class, under the advisorship of Mr James V. Fabiano, the students endeavor to improve their speech and diction. This year'scIub held its meetings every Friday, during class period. At this time, a business meeting with a class program was held. The officers for the club were: Anthony Quarantillo, President, Larry Favorite, Vice-President:Orphia Pinkoski, Secretary: Jeanette Scolzo, Treasurer: Mary Ellen Scarpinato Chairman of Music and Publicity: Dorothy Tyran, Chairman of Radio: Bill Westlund, Sergeant at Arms and Curtis Wilksen, Parliamentarian. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Elaine Neumann: Mary Paula Leone: Barbara Joseph: Judith Hawkinson: Shirley Gray: SEC- OND ROW: Larry Favorite: Paul Donley: Margaret Dell: Barb- ara Chabala: Barbara Boyce. STANDING: Mr. J. Fabiano, Teacher: Tony Quarantillo: Joseph Rinallo: Stephen Stirling: Bi1lWest1und: Curtis Wilksen: Hester O'Harrow: Orphia C, Pinkoski: Patricia Pelsonlg Dorothy Tyran: Elizabeth Prevosr: Sue Wright: Judy Stephens: Marilyn Quarantillo: Mary Ellen Scarpinato: Margie Rocco: Jeannette Sca1zo: Nancy Thorne, Not Pictured: Paul Snyder: Joseph Mirga. 103 CAA lgofam J4 1 I P A Y ,n' - 1 .X 4 If y V l ' 7 ' X V x ' if I ,v ' l Xi if rl V M '7 7 ,w it If 5 J it l M0772 . ea X ,ff ft I-ifnlf Jill 1 ' J, T tiff-Il'.y'bw l' Ill' 734 1 WL 'tl If 4 itll it T, X se. R Y 'Q lil I .J', lt? l 1 .a7 fl4 at .,2fffz', 'k 157.12 - ff- , ,, W, ., ,gf-:T gif. 'xl - - LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Rose Marie Dziedzic Nancy Lamb Grace Himes Loretta Lostrocco Shirley Itzkowltz Mr Bongiorno SECOND ROW DOIOISS GIBCC Lorraine Dokla MaryS Gourlay Pat McCune Carl Fatula Vally Butera Judy Valley Frances A Gooder THIRD ROW Terry Kryway Darwin Lowe Frank Roma B111 Wilson Francis White John Drapas Irvin Hearn The Rotaro Society consists ofthe Alpha and Beta Chapters each meeting every Friday during class period . They are part of the pub lic speaking classes. As part of the meeting a chariman plans a program dealing with parliamentary procedureand perhaps dwell ing on problems of the day, use of words, panel discussions, and speaking before an audience. Parliamentary procedure is follow ed during the meeting and money is raised for projects. Two din nersa year are held in order to practice after dinner speaking. These meetings help the public speaking students to put into practice what they have learned in the classroom The officers of the Alpha chapter are: Vally Butera, president Patsy McCune, vice-presidentp Loretta Lostracco, secretaryg Frank Roma, treasurerp and Carl Fatula parliamentarian The officers of the Beta chapter are Ralph Meranto, presidentg Joseph FicoriIli,vice-presidentpBarbara l'lailey,secretarypGerald- ine Di Camillo, treasurer and Tom Metzler, parliamentarian. ly, pofaro Era LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Frank Bongiovannig James Cantlang Joe Manarinag Eugene Piugnetg Duane Stoeltingg Jim Logang SECOND ROW: Mr, J,Bongi- ornog advisorg Guy Daddariog Joe Ficorellig Joan Brier- lyg Bob Laboskyg Larry Wilsonp Ralph Meramog Geral- dine DeCamil1og Tom Merzlerg Barbara Haileyg Jo- seph LaSpisa, wiferd MPLAAQF . .RY A Qui X. X R, N-5 , if Jfgfjy 9- f'k.! .f . . T ' X ' .N A F, 1 as T MRT 'X X gf H Q ,u of LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Norma sales: Frances Appoloneyg Jean- ,rams ne Youngg Lou Ann Silvaggi. SECOND ROW: Colleen Cuddyg Carol Spinuzzig Adele M. Espinag Lucille Zodag Florence ReedgFrances Cer- minarag Mary Jane Malvesrudog Mr, C, Long, Teacher, THIRD ROW: Louis Paonep Marlene Houckg Thomas Stirrarg William Smithg Charles Schmahlg Nancy Bangs: Marie Emanuele. lfone were to enter Writer's Workshop, he would be confronted by agroup of aspiring Hemingways, Steinbecks, and Sandburgs in the process of compil- ing poems, essays, plays, and short stories, the best of which are chosen for publication in the annual magazine, Stardust. Under the competent supervision of Mr. C. Long, these students have spent their senior year studying authors' works, discussing their styles, and putting their knowledge to work writing-allofwhich may be the basisof their future literary efforts. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Shirley Serrianneg Katherine Rendap Connie Perricellig Dolores Batraglia. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Dashg Rena Manuccig Marie Wrobelewskig Pere Julian: Janice Georgeg Lloyd Harmerrg Marjorie Mclnroshg Pat Masong Mr. C, Long, Teacher, THIRD ROW: Robert Fadelg Roland Crossleyg Walr Rornanekg Richard Kozlowski, John Ciavagliag Bernard Nordoffg Richard Conroy, II 4 . :c I l 5 1- . 1. . - f . c ,t ' '- s . , , . . - I., ,.- -fi' I5 os Estudtados Espanoles Mr Coolte s Busy Bees Caught tn the Act Conference Electton Anucs You see xt s thts way H R 305 votes The pause that refreshes OIHIOIICHI COHIGSI Thesplans K e'Ne.',q Student Counctl Dance gg J Ntaganan Wrtters China Dctl Sctence exhtbtt -rsA1L HERO GOTY P' Q0 fb, eficfw Q .42 7 ' Sl LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Tom Moscari, Managerg Dom Migliaz- zog Nick Tateg Ken Terry, Pete Jul- iang Chuck Colivechiag Sam Scal- afani, Manager. SECOND ROW: Manlio De Santisg Bob Weberg Herb l-lullg Jerry Casper: Frank Scalettag Joe Baccellig Bruce TraugottgCoacb Mike O'Laughlin. GJQACLKP N if 1 flamili lf Lili, Rai, . ii ' ' i f 'Z l dC Mentor Mike O'Laughlin's nine of '53 compiled an impressive record of 13 wins- 3 losses-and i tie. His team represented the league and won the firstgame of the Section VI Championships but were not able to overcome OLEAN. Red Weber's pitching and Frank Scaletta and Joe Baccelli's hitting were a constant threat to N. F. H. S. opponents. The Blue and Gray suffered their losses at the hands of KEN- MORE, LACKAWANNA, and OLEAN in the Sectionals. When Take me out to the Ball Game assumes its annual popularity veterans Chuch Colavecchia, Herb Hull, Ken Terry, Jerry Casper, Nick Tate, Tony Quarantillo, Pete Valian, John Civaglia, Bob Weber, and, Manlio De Santis will be seen on the field. Also here to bolster the squad is Pat Mc Cune, Southpaws hurler from Trott Vocational. Many veteran point getters from '53 have returned to keep up the record of last year. Do it again, Do it again, Do it again is what Coach Doc Parson's started to sing when iasked about the track team of '54, Last years squad won both the NFL and City League championship bowing only to Amherst in for the Sectional title. Prospects for 54 look very good with veteran point getters like Ken Martin, Mike Alonzo, Ben Johns, and Dick Klimecko returning to support the squad of many untried but fine runners and iumpers. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW Rell I Martin: Rocco Adriaticog Riclurd 99,9 .9 Y tl kit Casper: Joe De Lucag Armand Cac ciatoreg Bill Worrell: Tom Justit Parsons, Steve Pasekg Mike Alonzog Htrnlan Falsetti. SECOND ROW: Cordtll Deasg Ben Johns: Richard liliniecko Joel Farugiag Bob Barr: Mark Allin song Tino Garciag Darwin L uc Don TxlcGinnisg Mike De Mar Benny Pascog Parry Donizclla lzarl Heimanp Guy CatcrinagBruce Tran g0lI: Frank Fantog Joe Batctlli Harold Mollg Pete Valenti Jtiu Fifth: Roy Propstg Coacli Di OLAUIMEAM SONG 'Eg' CQACI-I Ln TCHKA Ss'r CUACH ro CADI' LAP E 14LLl 5olV 7. Pfv7L.Ak HIFFAN PGV? FOR Sl-IPPC UIGG-S NSPER WHITE N G RA XMML NJN P-s LEE' ,V DE 549-ng CIA G-UA MASSOTTI NXPIHCO MGMT TO THE F 5 43fMQf' 4'-1 F' 'W i . . L , 4, T ' ' ., A y CO ' T .7 en. ,IT r- 1? 'X '41-17 I T5-fe H84 'Q Hrs. E' I 1 4 1 N 1 f-M A M DOMZEU-A G. ' ' HB. LI: ,Q Xvrz V QB, T . . Y GJRA , 2 I R ,' K, jg' C. I . X . DE 'J' E. E. Q.8, G-. IN f I H 5.4: 2 I a 4, 24 5 I Q ' , .. . A ,f 3 r v -1 -,,.- md '.fw .f-rf l G' F5 M4 fl nl 1? 5 :sk V 5? ,i , , , , , 4 I 75 ' 5-N20 - f . il' -J 4.1! , . W . .,, M I , , if -kxffilagial' E I- W ' a if I K ' t ,ff h ., ' Zh. -5 f ' 5 af 255 ' . 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VQIQNKZ' v mia! ,. g A v,,w.A1.:' . ,Bri ry' is-rv.-,avi-Q. , ,' - 'f f9,5 .f.,'L , V , ' 'Y' ii k tl dm Y ilk ,N x - ' ., ,Q U- . , , , i . , Lx A fm gf ', .. K A - D .' .2 ' ', , x ax 5' N su is i X7 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Paul Irishg Bryce Daillyg Robert Arm- strongg Gordon Tysong David Witt- steingLouis Morell. SECOND ROW: Ralph Gougeong William William- song Perry Domze11agGuy Caterinag Mike De Marcog Carl Fatulag Paul Donleyg Mr. D. Reeser, Coach. I R amrly a 3 : ff-ifl'?5'-Q S I I lfULl7ll'lllllg SWIMMING SCHEDULE N, F. H. s. OPPONENT QQW ' 53 LaSalle fe? IO N. Tonowanda x N 1 I9 Tonowanda A hi ly' . W ff 3: N. .f'Mgg,-l. --if ' Eff , .s 'g HY, ff 58 LaSalle I4 Xviif.f f.. NX -jiQ.Y W- ff '7 20 N. Tonowanda , '!f 'X mw,:.l'f .2 I8 Tonowanda l ' l 46 Kenmore I f X I W 56 Lockport ' V X I , LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: MI. D. Rees- . er, Coachg Robert Westfieldg Roy Hooper, 5241 3 James Castanzog John Mooreg William Bar- ' wlLh92 ' ' ney. SECOND ROW: Jack McNa1lyg Jack A' MMM MT McCrackerg Robert Donleyg Howard Noonamg Harry Geeg Ted Kozininski. THIRD ROW: . . Daniel Pototeg Silvester Baroneg Fred Krue- ' 't gerg Robert Gallg Steve Davis: Neal Harris. g Although the N. F. H. S. mermen got off to a slow start, they eventually discounted themselves in a creditable manner by cap- turing third place in the Niagara Frontier League swimming program. Under the sup- ervision of Coach Dave Reeser the team scored several surprising upsets and ended the season with a 6-4 record. Co-captains Carl Fatula and Mike De- Marco, Guy Caterina, Perry Domzella, Paul Donley, and Dave Wittstein will be lost to next year 's team, but juniors Pau1Irish,Lou Morrell, Gordon Tyson and sophomores Bryce Dailly, Bill Williamson, and Bob Armstrong will form the nucleus of a fine team for '54 -'55. Bryce Dailly suffered only one defeat while diver Lou Morrell lost only twice. JV prospects for next year's squad look very promising since that team tied for first place among the other JV teams. l sv 's in-iq Both the tennis and the golfteams will swing into action this spring after being dropped from the sports calendar for the past year. The coaches are looking forward to a suc cessful season of interscholastic competition. A 'ffjvf L -Q .ff f df A g 41, ld, ff. g ennid ..-Q , ,..r .-.M,,,w-f' , V . f-. .,,v ' V N fi-L-,,,..-vf ,..4- Z,-f g ,,,.. W..-Q---' .-..--1- 'garages LEFT TO fucm, Mr. E Stafford coachg Benjamin Johnsg Walter Roma nekg Sonny Sanfilippog Jesse Sabin Lme S Gem Thar Rebound am Agflello Backfreld Athletxc Managers 12th grade Athleuc Managers Ilth grade Charge! Our Marching Band TW L J I p The Mermen Bowlmg Captains Crty Bowllng Champs 1 14 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Florence ReedgCaro1Amendo1ag Joanne Lrnzag Loret- ta Lostracco. SECOND ROW: Juanita Bossog Lois Gradlng Anne Verrocchrg Gerry Shep- herdg Jerry DxCami11og Captain, Joan Brrer- 1eygJo Ann De Norog Alrce Kapaloski. ardify CAeerAac!er:5 9 J J--Y jf? T ,lj J 5- 5,0 unior ardify Caeerdaclem LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Peggy Mc Coulfg Frances Levirtg Par Suppleg SECOND ROW: Judy Harveyg Mrss M. Mc Dougall, Advisorg Joan Mrni- cuccrg Arlene Raspa. 115 off ff ml, Qu Q CLamlaionA LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Marion Shumwayg Pat Scottg Marge Rocca. SECOND ROW: Doris Angelosanteg Gerry Shepherd, Sandra Shaverg Luella Robbinsg Judy Stephans. X 354 P? ly. .lx .gg -I ,avg . ff fn, if if , 'ai cn-as K T i qv pu' 'N Ag' I5 f , ' . j , A f Q CQ X1v!rl', ' lf' 5 .5645 Q 61 59 ' .4 I, Last February the girls' basketball tournaments were held under 0 the supervision of Miss F. Morse. The games were played two nights 1. 1 each week in the formal round robin tournaments with the various k f homeroorns competing. The Seniors held a round robin tournament, f V ' while the Juniors held an elimination contest and a consolation tour- , - nament for the losers. 5 Many of the girls had the opportunity to assist Miss Morse in of- K lb-M 'fave- ficiating at the games. These officials attended a basketball clinic before the season started to better acquaint themselves with the tech- nique of officiating and the rules of the game. Much enthusiasm was shown over the games and the twelve, elev- .nth grade teams and the ten, twelfth grade teams which competed :lisplayed fine sportmanship and teamwork. IHA Ginnie Ckamlaiond LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Stephanie Christoffg Sue Ctaftsg Grace Bogan. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Croweg Pat Berdlckg Karen Connellg Joann Birmingham. 116 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Dot Dash: SECOND ROW: Sally Clareg Barbara Schumacherg Julie Smithg Eva Davisg Mary Lou Clarkg Frances Macdonaldg Gail Thompsong Elizabeth Coughling Karol Schreiber. THIRD ROW: Miss M, McDougall: Ann Lock- fjp woodg Karen Connellg Joanie Krueger, The importance of learning to swim has been ac- knowledge by the great maiority of American people today . From September to January of this year, sixty girls have passed their American Red Cross Beginners' Test and another sixty are expected to pass by June. The system of using Swim Leaders to assist the ln- structor has been Found invaluable here. They work with the individuals and help them to progress at their own rate of speed. The Leaders gaininvaluable train- ing in tactful handling of other people and in teaching them the required techniques. For more advanced swimmers there are three classes of Life-Saving and Water Safety. The requirement for entering these classes is the ability to swim IX4 of a mi le . After completing the course, the students receive the American Red Cross Senior Life Saving and Water Safety Certificate which enables them to be a life guard for pools and beaches besides always being prepared for emergencies. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Shirley Owensg Deanna Spencerg Mona Bittenbend- erg Dot Dashg Frances Macdonaldg Frances Dugasg Barbara Haileyp Sally Clare: Shirlev Grayg Gail Thompsong Lorraine Vinetteg Gloria Griggsg Nancy Ann Thorne: Julie Smith: Eva Davisp Lucille Zodag Marie Anne Sabczyk, SECOND ROW: Mary Rose Maraz- zog Helene Kramer: Marie Wroblewskig Marjorie Mc Intoshg Carol Brandong Anna Marie Rusnockp Barbara Schumackerg Mary Ann Padlog Denise Mc lntyreg Wilhelmina Dobbs: Judy Stephansg Judy Frommertg Joan Drayerg Joyce Smithg Nancy Hurtienneg Theodore Hellwig. THIRD ROW: Joan Wro- blewskig Helen Oliverg Marilyn Quarantillog Karol Schreiborg Claudia Wienertg Betty Jane Newman: Bernadette Walasekg Elaine Neumann. I e auin Q l ' N . f gill, T155 D1 K VW? ' ,f 'MIL' 2- 'f.'3 X 'gnhl 'fi if ltr 'fi , it fl lr I , ,. . . sf ,A T Q,,41j'7nf t ,f 1 -,fflfrln ll X ,,I,,'4il - , A hi 9 ' ' , 1' lv , A 2 I EADERSM , ll'. f A i f i ':gr' 5 ' il f l i l 1, tl. 'r 'l 0 N M Xftftz lg' VVV' ,tr ,,,, X 141 '1 LAA.. lf' --il 2 ,cc if? W, V ,AA ' l ' - fs' -as W NV s--.AJ-f A-A - I, N,5mf.s S :'-e- - ,:1 S f 9 AIM! wim aaa em LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Judy Harvey drey Thompson. SECOND ROW: Karol Schreiberg Claudia Wienertg Pat Thompkins sekg Lorraine Kopacz. Mfeyzaf ,f Intramural volleyball this fall was one of the most successful tournaments , staged. Games were played on Tuesday and Wednesdays and were completed I A 1, just before Thanksgiving. - ' J K' QM The results of the tournament were as follows. 1 4 Twelfth grade, homeroom 350-353 won, with Denice Van Liew as captain. ' HQ Girls on the team were: Sally Pasekp Audrey Thompsong Dorothy Warnockg -reg' lp., Shirley Ogdeng Pat Thompkinsg Karol Shrelberg Claudia Weinertg Dorothy Ty- ,f f? . ,' ran. f W 1 if Runnerup was homeroom 351 with captain Florence Reed. Team mates , 1 5 were: Shirley Owens, Pat Pelsone, Jeanette Poirierg Elizabeth Prevost, Cora ' X 'mv ,fa ' Printupg Ann Puisysg Marilyn Quarantillog Evelyn Rainniep Jane Rayg Adrea dw GG 4- . y Westfall X X Eleventh grade champs were homeroom 207 with Louia Griffon, Wanda X Hayden, Arm Krybinczak, Jill Hughes, Lorraine Kapacy, Mary Krawcyyk. , Second place went to IO3, 253 and girls participating were Pat Berdickp Grace Bogang Pricilla l-lutsong Sue Jacksong Ruth Johnsong Sybrnee Jonesg Rose- mary Kovatch, Joan Krugerp Ann Lockwood. vi ff ff ,y X H f X , gm 05261 era LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Lena Dubucg Dorothy Warnockg Dorothy Tyrang Denice Van Liew. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Emrnensg Beverly Browng Sally Clareg Joanne Linzag Dorothy Dashg STAGGEREDg Louise Forcuccig Florence Reedg Shirley Owensg CarolBrandong Joan Drayerp EvaDavisg Gloria Griggsg Geraldine Shepherdg Marie Wroblewskig Lois Wigleg Marjorie Mclntoshg Mary Rose Marazzog Gail Thompsong Joanne Mc- Queenyg Pat Bakerg Joan Wattersong Janice Georgeg Jerry Di Camillog Joan Brierlyg Carol Gameg Judy Valleyg Helen Oli- verg Eleanor Maney. Jill Hughesg Dorothy Warnockg Wanda Hay- deng Anna Hyrbincznkg Shirley Ogdeng Au- Denice Van Liewp Dorothy Tyrang Sally Pa- LEFT TO RIGHT: Sheila Lynchg Mary Ruth Coneg Geral- dine Di Camillog Ann Lenzg Gail Thompson. Moreinterestwas shown in tennis this year than any other in the past ten years. Of all the twelfth grade contestants Joan Brierly and Gerry Di Comillotook top honors in the dou- bles while runnerups were Shirley Owens and Marilyn Quarantillo. Single tournament was won by Mary Ruth Cone with Claudia Weinert second. In eleventh grade doubles was won by Mary Lynch and Ann Lenz, with Madie Curry and Margaret Kaczynski as runnerups. The singles champ was Gail Thompson and Rosalie Gold- stein placed second. 7 Qrfd .innid Under the advisorship of Miss Mary E.Mc- Dougall the sixteen bowling teams had a very successful season. On March l6tha banquet was held at the Club Restaurant honoring Miss Mc- Dougall at which time the winning teams and top bowlers were awarded prizes and the girls were commended for their fine sportsmanship and good play. Q iq! 'WE f' ff' ' 'Cask ll' 5 ULU ing ap Cllflff X 4 E B X MODISR LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Shirley Dotterg Diane Nassaug Helen Garlandg Florence Gravvonig Margie Rocca. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Gravcolag Mary Rose Marazzog Dolores Sislerg Frances Dobraszg Karol Schreiberg Janice Georgeg Marie Wroblewskig Sheila Lynchg Miss M. Mc Dougall. Ni 5'D a. 2 , -3 1-A1 L? fn OIOJXI ff alll LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Barbara Mllanovichg Peggy McCoulfg Blanche Freeman: Carol Reagan: Hycinthia Lover- de: Gall Sparling: Evelyn Rainnleg Marlene Marlanop Betty Medallsg Judy Valley. SECOND ROW: Mr. J. Moran, Ad- vlsorp RalphMerantog PaullrlshgJeleSabln,Jr1 James Logan: Joel Jaffe: Guy Caterina: Donald McGinls. Music brings harmony and so the Panl-lellenic brings harmony between the various sororltles and fraternities of Niagara Falls High School. . Under the able leadership of Mr. J. Moran and with the suggestions of the facul- an Q Qnt C' ty, this organization regulates the time for pledging and the rules for that period. Pan Hellenic sponsors Help Week, in which each sorority and fratemity does some- thing for a worthy cause and to help someone in need. Each sorority and fraternity has two representatives to Pan Hellenic, all working ur together and all striving for cooperation and harmony among the groups. 436,11 ' if- T1 I Ws1,.wL,,,-1,115 5 ' ' 1 0 f Q.'t!Q7'.77., f' 4 iii! ,I sighing-QQ! ' , . N ll' lf' Q! ' ' Y If Nl ' ,ii 41 cv ' if ' fm ir. Qxwzray flier ug ld WW W 1 r ,IU X. in avr. The Inter-Club Council, under the advisorship of Miss Graff and Miss Skerry, is a group organized to compose the rules by which the clubs will abide and to bring them into closer relationships. The group is made up of the officers of each club with Diana De Felice presiding as president, Geraldine Di Camillo as vice-president, Dorothy War- nock as secretary, and Barbara Butry as treasurer. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Karen Connell, Josephine Disparti, Irene Loriap Louise Forcuccig Dorothy Warnockg Mona Bittenbender, Diana De Feliceg Joanie Kruegerg Shirley Owensg Maureen McKenna, Jean England. SECOND ROW: Miss Roberta Skerry and Miss Jean Graff, Y-teen Directorsg Jeanne Bowman, Jerry Di Caniillog Marilyn Quarantillog Barbara Butryg June Fleming, CarolBrandong Sal1yCicerog Norma Finitzg Mary Ann Donofrog Jeanette Scalzog Louise Sliaghoian, Margie Rocco. 121 Mrss Ann Mac Leod Advlsor Loretta Lostracco Treasurer Angelrne Appoloney Presldent Beverly Bxehl l-llstouan Sally Hare Pamela Menno Dolores Capalupo V1ce Presrdenr A Betty Medalls Pledge Mrstress Sh1rley Prerce LJ Marlene Manano Rec Secretary Margaret Mac Leod Pat Supple Julie Volpe Joan W1lcox l .14 PAH, gina 122 Carol Campbell Corr Secretary Jacquelxne Evans 3 Maureen Supple 5 'Gp Q asa ,, 4 'Ir 1- . . .M lk 'X fa 5 .. - ' I 'xg wi I l.rl 1 W 1 'lr - 457 4 y , i Mrss P Swrft Advrsor hue Wrrght Grand Recorder Judy Valley Margaret Doan Norma Strles Presrdent Patrrcra Mason Pledge Mrstress Judy Hawkrnson Yvonne Mad ay Blanche Freeman Donna Mckerson Sue Traub UA Shrrley Flay Vrce Presrdent Carolyn Mertz Sergeant at Arms Jo Ann McQueeny Joanne Brrmrngham -3 Lee Rrchards -W Q Lrnda Grbbs Beverly Hager Treasurer Margaret Dell Janet Kraft Phyllrs Gray Joellen Valley Drana Wrlson Judy Ashby Rec Secretary Audrey Thompson Joan Campbell I? Marg. Ann Modr 'X Ruth Johnston ,.- Lenna Sedlack blrzabeth Prevost Corr Secretary Donna Buxton gh Mary Gourlay 4 6 Marlon Danko Vrrgrma Cummmgs i , L , . A , V, A VV , . .ff.,. I 1 , V V P- , Q-5 ' A -cf Q ,W ' tl I A 25? A .' r V ,',' Q . 2 3 f ' 'L ' MWF ,g ' 'V 2 I X x., , Z 'L - -A .J ff ' x 'K 1 . ,, . ' I x J . Q yy, 1 e fc? 1 535 El' .U ' 5 A ' N. 9- V ' f f 7, 'r la -'iw' D, Q, ' K 5 ' 3 3545 ,V ly ,, 'A s ' 'rj K fa.: I Yr 8 . lr r. V31 g A' I 'A ' 'Q 4 -Q .- 1 b ' 7 1 Q,,1.g'L, . , 5' wr J - JY s, r Q ' ly 4 V ,. s .v I - K YL F . t I, U . 9 -N :ia ,J 1 rf . UI -.gy 'f -' . 2 J 9 M A Q ' 'k M , 1 ' 1 7 xi-1 ' a I ' 4 Lf' , Xl . 2 I 3 V , Y . . . .. , .S 4 5 13. . : M M- I f s J efa amgcla Juanita Bosso President Carol Amendola Donna F lono Barbara Christy Vice-President Judy Bnnklow Beverly Stemplen Agnes Fadel Glona Klerdys Orphia Pinkoski Leila Uhri Treasurer Rec. Secretary Dorothy Mahoney Phyllis Dlugosz Peggy Mc Coulf Barbara M1l3HOV1Ch Elaine Zito Corr. Secretary Dolores Laska Ioan Brierley janet Kantanlsta Shella Levltt Carol Rommell X, W5- TTICICSH D AVM10 Joan De Lorenya Paulette Bosso Phyllis Reckard S efd 2495! 0I'l 'V 4 A ly a I l A z ' at , Marsha Gratz Advisor President Vice-President Mlss J. Nuttlng Janet Mack Denlce Van Llew Joyce Smith Evelyn Ralnnie Historian Sharon Steinbrenner Gall Summerfield Eleanor Maney Linda Neff Vsvsan O Connor Gail Sparhng Judy Frommert Treasurer Nancy Saunders Sue Crafts Frances Mac Donald Virgrma Sherman Cynthra Aungrer Emmre Lou Dras Sandra Rlchmond gt s. Mane Bongsorno Mehnda H111 Lourse Grlhck Helgarde Wexnert Sue Jackson Corr. Secretary Elizabeth Coughlln Rec. Secretary Patricia scott Mary Ann Stoll Z Mary Anne McNulty Judy Harvey fri Lola Hammond Beverly Brown jane B1-yang Rebecca Mamn efa Lglfla Nancy Lang Q X 1 -H Y 5' if f ' i x I ' jf! I '- --xx ' I V fl lvl ' E - J .2 A S A tj.. 'Y ., Lx V ,' S j 1 , :- ' uf 55 N f' e-2 K ' J 1 A V K-lf.. 3.7. - f - W ' ' ' - ' i 9. ' r Z . xr 4 -ill: J A :K I 3' , .5 . rv 3 M Q ' 49 Xirbs C Brehara Advlsor Donna Arns Treasurer Carol Coyle Xian Prtonyak Evelyn Brown Hycmtma Loy erde Presrdent Audrey w oJecK Rec Secretary Barbara Gugrno ll' Ellzabeth Wratr X me Presrdent Janet wrrson Corr Secretary 9. 6. Prlscllla Hutson Pat Baker Busmess Manag r ban lnompson Parlramentarran Mary Anne Leggett Carol Reagan Martha Wrllrams iary Jane Baker Larol hrdn ann trrcra Ktrrns Barbara Masters Gia all ofa 12 Mary Ruth Cone Nancy Lamb Ann Auchmoody Wrnrfred Lynch Mane Barone Judy Mtlnottc Joan Braas Tarus Pedlow Judy Brrttor Nlargorre NN eayer Joan Zergang T2 - as L ' . . ' ' , - 9 -0 9 ' 'Q' '31 av ' t Q l he 3 an 3' 45 -gg , 1 N, xv A 1, . .A A Y . A A JC Q J' 2 rv at 49 , -M . I P3 . . D. , A u A , V X, 6 15.5 Mr I Moran Guy Caterxna Adv1sor Presrdent 1 si John Mohnero Fredenck Forbes 4 L. r I John Maruno Ralph Bennett James Srlvaggr Anthony Veatrenca Trno Argome John Brown Clnlhla me fa 127 Joel Jaffe Perry Domzella Larry Carella Bryce Darlly Rrchard Sdao if fb Q 9 2 xv- , ' 1? - , -uv 'n 5' 'A 1, 3 . ' 1 ' av v ,f ,fl I , 'h f ai Robert Labosky President J amen Logan John Bxasuccr Ieue Sabin James Ritchlin Jvhn MC CHCRGH Vlce President Secreruy Treawrer George Wynes Jack Chrrstopher Wrlham Ogden David Gullett Jerry Casper Joseph Carlo Bruce Enyeart Mlke Trubrsky Jack Walsh 611711113 lglfla 128 Robert Tompkins Nick Babynk Edward Helder i, 1 1 .21 V - . . . . Y som-ry Sgnfilippo Vally Butera Walter Romanek Ralph Meranto Frank Roma Robert Dutko Carl Fatula Larry Favorite Carl Carman Paul Irlsh Robert Mc Nally George Mllanovlch Michael Cumbo Robert Gllbek Dlvld Kimley Patrick D'Anna Charles Easterly Ronald Smigmatore Mr M Bedford Advrsor Paul Zexger Rrchard Spencer Davrd Mamago Mrchael Gormley Jack Kelly QA George Brrggs Jeswald Salacuse R1chard Tyran Bernard Nordoff -D Y' Donald Mc Grnrs Jrm Schwoob Gene Vrrtuoso Q x Af Darry Henneman George Van Fuchs Q Rrchard Marglson John Mansour Gary Chorman Peter Coyle zgma 1 3 0 8 Q' V M , ,I A ' r e , 1 ' 1 -C 'lj' y ' .y , W A A , A '- 'fx f A 1 ' ' I A P 5? 'QA GR 1 gr ' ,, N '11, 1 ' f 1' I r C , JN ' , 5 G Mr J Grana Lou1sPul1ano Advxsor Angelo Massaro Louis Morell Orlando Marra Davrd Taylor Vxncent Chlarenza Mrchael Augusuno Larry Ghoughasran Gi? V: Domlmc Paonessa Samuel De Marco Phrllrp Alteno Jerome Joseph 0 Mxchael De Marco 4,4 Phllllp Graff Tmo Rosmr Luke Parrsr Ronald Graruen John F lrth 3 Joseph Manarrn Robert Tavano , 9 Robert Lozma Rlchard Juron Russel Murnglro Jerry Lavassur Jerry Calandrelll ea 131 '- Y' 'S K vi 1 . l Xl. V - R . 1 . will s Q s D, . . ,V - y ' 5' V if W f V fx. - ' R ' 4 g R f 1 . l ' A a R l. as .J . X .. ', 33 ,.,,r . A I A x - X Q ! ' 'v . X Z D ,f K J W A X b N X l V' 4 r X I I I 1 IF' 19 ,Q f, 2 N 1 ' . ' 1' f I 'J J -1 f f r 1, s ' If .X X - pi ' 9 t.: 1 .ig N , , lx. ' I V' L- Z? f - Jeanette Scalzo Diana DeFe1ice Geraldine DiCam1l1o Ann DeM18h0 Jean England President Vice President Tfealllrer Manlyn Boss Anne Colavecchxa Joan Ctcatello Irene Lona Carol Stevens Frances Floramo Mary Ventry Rtta Czapla Ann Puxsys Dorothy Racey Rose Anne Bemngo Dorothy Concemr Sandra Cohen Ehzabeth Zewm Helen Wxnters Alfa CZ t Adele Christiano Marion Pinzotti Fehcra Falsetu Sandy Tecch1o Carol Zrebrec Juha Aceu Jacquelrne Joseph DIZIIC Bonanm Nancy Trapasso Charlotte Kolano Marilyn Scapucci Jacquel1ne Fernadez Delores Ruzma Nancy Rxzzro Jul1a De Cefare Joyce Bartolomer Paula Lutz Jean Der Hanesslan Mary Der Hanessran Dorothy Srtek Eta U l 3 3 2 W W . . i . yr ' v 7 3 , 1 I A I azz? V I , 4 -X O l Jean Mussan Jr Advrsor Joan Kmeger Rec Secretary Lynn Brooks Dor1s Angelosante Kay Crouch J r Advlsor Carol Brandon Treasurer I I Margaret Chlck Shuley Owens Presrdenr Margaret Fratello Mary Rose Plro Karen Connell Vrce Presrdent Sally Crcero Shrrley Gray Sherla Tobm Karherme England Rua Grass Della Duffy Susan Barrett alfllfla 134 IQAO Josephlne Dlsparu Corr Secretary Drane Medzadourran Paula Leone Manlyn Quaranullo , i s 2 s ii? .1 - XR f . .- 1 L '.A.. I -Q 1 M M M ., V fff - A LE f A fr - A WX gif 3 f s I: xx I iff vfrr f p il - rl! ' ,J Q I at .- Ml. f -5 5 'C M A M 9 1 , -J A x 1 y If v ' jane Glover ll Wrlla Showers Barbara Brederman QA oan Malacarne Ann Lockwood Barbara Lake Ruby Porter Lors Buck Nancy Chambers Pat Patterson Irene Jaqursh Aa Gay Mort Clhlnia 135 lb Vrncrnette Morrnellr Mary P almer Shrrley Reese Glorla Ro 1 Brenda Lenz Parncra Moore Charleen Lunsberry Kathryn Mefford Nancy Gratto 'ji' Q W f '. . '- a uf V AJ ' A I . . . . . . 9 or 15' aw. n . V n 226- V f r ai WU f 44 -:rw ' r n .A '5 e a 3 r 1 K VV'V f 5 ', . ' U4 ,gg , J V V , , EQ, Emu' w- 'KU , Ki, .,., .K A , ,, I f X .. if e n 1 r if K iii, r A ifQ5fA:.k , M 5 J. T - , ' if - Ng - ' ' L2 R5 ' 2 is - 'A ' . - ' i -,?':,: 1. , . 1 0 if rl sa Mary Ann Donofro Presldent A Q. lna Cradella Donna Carlr Inez Mlstretta Irene Underhrll al'l'll'Yla efa Norma F lnrtz Vlce Presldent ' lb? Loulse Forcuccr Rose Cnstofanellr 0 Rose Mary Carusc Corr Secretary 9 O Lorrarne Gxancola Q Dororny Warnock Rec Secretarr ' O Betty Ungaro an 4 V Vlrglma Tato Theresa Valennno Suzanne Rrccardr Barbara Colhns fb A .f'F 5 OI ,I Anita Foryorne Q O I PJ Geven Curtaxa D P3U1C13 D1 Noto Donna Green Beverly Trapasso Q Q Dolores D Augusuno Sara Heembrock 136 0 Joan Mrrucuccr Treasurer Petrrna Farella Pat Scharvr JF' Y 'ir Qc Qi ,I I Lal Rosemary Lops Rose Marie Antonuccr N.Z Carol Cyphers Pledge Mrstress Jaruce Morgan A-'.1'f 7. 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SS' ' 'fr .f o Q 4, V ' M 4 1 0.4 ,f ' Q f V- B Nancy Kane Jeanne Bowman Qose Mane De Marco Ann Ferrara Patrxcra Skrgypek Advrsor Presrdem Vlce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Pat Zlmmer Joanne Lmza Margre Rocca Frances Appoloney Marrlyn M1115 Nancy Hurtienne Joyce Drozdowski Marilyn Robbins Nan Tyrrell Paulene Nourak Doria Sensabaugh Ada Ray Mi .Sigma Mi 1 3 7 Barbara Butry Presldent 'Il Shrrley Jordan Theodora Hellwrg Mona Brttenbender V1ce Presrdent Edrth Matejovrc June Flemrng Elarne Feldman Secretary Corr Secretary Barbara Schumacher Rosemary Stranges Maureen Mc Kenna Treasurer Pat Thompkrns Madge Curry Jenny De Antomo Shuley Mack JOyce Coulrs Cl H0 .gofa 138 dr -9 FP , V - ,- if Barbara Wahl Mary Ann Padlo Nancy Henderson Sandra Byrne Aurora Gonzalez , 'F' . -ef so 'P A X 'P N , Y, I Mr C Caccamlse SamAgr1S110 Pres den Robert Fadel Robert Aqurno 1 Salvatore Pace Frank Alongr be John Cravaglra V1ce Presrdent A nthony Quaranullo Treasurer IAA Benjamln Pasco Ronald Corsaro Ernest Fusello Charles Coleveccra Mrchael Lops Richard Mos1ate Peter Julran alfllfla 139 I J J .P - I r ,Q ' ' 4-3 -2 X P N ' f X f X I Q c, f ,ll A At A Q ' f ,- 'et ' ' ' I ,L 1 b I A -a 11 - f X ' 'Et P , X , 11 J , B P 3.2 Mi Mr M Bedford Joe Frconlh David Wlttstem Dav1d Mac Farland Advlsor Robert Labosky John Marlano Nell Hams Walter Beuhl Wxlham Baum Robert Emmens Davld Mamago Paul Ze1ger Rxchard Kozlowski Anthony Cxccxan Fred Mou Angelo De Luca 0I'eI15lC OCLQ! 14 0 Joseph Ftcortlh Walter Gretg Walter Buehl Robert Emmens Ronald Pennesr Anthony Crccart John F 1rth John Molmaro Angelo La Duca Richard Htlher Alben Umbrlaco Davrd Wtttstem Davld Mac Farlane Jerry Wendt Donald Travrs Q, cm Warren Eddy Paul Reuben Leonard Longley , i ' ' 2 . I , i 4. x. 3' V Wllllam Ruffner Jr Past Master Councrlor Gordon Tyson Chaplm Carvel Wrrght M aster Semor Councllor Arthur Wrlson Davrd Mac Farlane Raymond Swann Roger Volkstadt Jumor Councllor Mrchael Cutung Q Peter Boyer Paul Ruben Paul Snyder Senunel Bruce Carter James Van 594: 1-'N Q- Francis Quaranta Davrd Moore :Ie me Aly 142 Orman I r- klx U ' ' I 3 A ra Q 1 '59 1 X J u x X 'IU' I vi? X uf-Ive-cf5 .i '-J Gulf 0 KENAER 0-0 X98 66, fd -f CN vy- fvove, d Just as a com- i poser feels a sense of pride and sat- isfaction at the fin-it ish of a musical K score, we too feel R a sense of pride at kk this the end of our 1954 Niugqfsqn. Life lf is often compared to a 'X f song as the tempo and melody of life changes X as readily as does that of W a musical composition. As we leave Niagara Falls High and loolc back, we K' shall always remember our s Alma Mater Gnd ll, your praises lowfrll sing: 5-Q 1 PANT We to thee our homage bring . 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