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

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NORMAN C ANDERSON Busuness MARJORIE BLACKMAR Library ESTHER E DAHLQUIST Molhemafncs DOROTHY APPLE Busmess 1 .CT M1 JAMES H BOARDMAN Health FRANK IAGGALLAY English , 9 WILLIAM BRADY English ffxts uv ARTHUR E DIETRICK JOSEPH DIFELICE Lahn Drnver Education ,,,f- I ,ff Wu FRANK BEDASKA Mechanical Drawn ng JUDITH CENTOFANI K ROSEMARY K DIMAKIS Health E W 3 J I7 MARK R BEDFORD Science JOSEPHINE S COPELAND English and Spanish A VIRGINIA DONOHUE Buslness I ' 4: . 'V A lain' AI filizrrf , I , Q I v . D . . ' , wg 1 V fa W . I if IR' R1 Q ,A , l 4, I 1 l ' F v ' gl 421' I: li' 5' 1. ,-:Elf T' 4' u ki il ff- U ' , I Qi ffl fd ll I A 1 ..,

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Pages from the past come alive when writers tell of the stirring days of the Far West The strumming guitar and the artist's brush bring exciting scenes and breathless tales of a land far beyond the setting sun. The Conestoga wagon- the buftalo herds the firetipped arrow and the deeds of brave men are all No other region of our great country has such a history, in no portion of the earth can such a story be repeated But the memory of the Far West re- mains full of romance and adventure For us it is a precious memory. May your memories of Niagara Falls High School be precious to you as you recall the frontiers of your educational life. May the spirit of adventure be with you always as you explore new pathways of learning, may you meet each Timothy A. O'Brien Principal Administration ,349-tu' rf? , fb w 3 .ffqsl ff t I. 'fvallfl ,r gf: ' 'P ' :P it Jt,.'t ffi4,,,. t ,' v 'll' 4 . .' Je ' 'J :Qt it 'i --H? 'lfy iw W if . - i Lf -. Na i To the Class of 1958: The spirit of the American pioneer can enrich your life, The same zeal, which caused our rugged frontiersmen to push westward blazing new trails, can also inspire you, in the modern world, to scorn the easy acceptance of es- tablished ways and to seek a new and better life. For this, your high school education is but a beginning. You will need more and more knowledge. For the world today, which reaches now beyond all visible boundaries into outer space, challenges us to work as well as hope for progress in many areas. As young adults entering into the life of your community, you can give your strength to many important causes: better health, more comfortable hous- ing, freedom from want, the establishment of brotherhood and peace, more beauty in daily life. I believe that you will meet this challenge in the spirit of your American forefathers. Congratulations and best wishes to each one of you. Beatrice Ballinger ll' Vice-Principal

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HARRIETT W DONOVAN Englnsh JOHN F HAGGERTY Englnsh JOHN EDWARDS GRETCHEN A ERWIN Scnence Guldonce J RETA H HALL Mothemohcs MI RIAM A HEARY Business JOHN P JANOWSKI PAULINE H JONES ESTELLE KAMM Gmdonce Ar Busmess V 12 JOHN F HADDEN Music ANNE S HERGES Busnness 'Q- 'ull MAY I LANIGAN Business THOMAS HUESTIS Mothemcmcs DANIEL LAYER Scuence