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

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Left to Right FIRST ROW Mr Wesley Kester Mrs Mr Peter Longhme Mr Wxlham Collms Mr Frank Erma Runals Dr Charles Brent President Mrs Laura Lang Deputy Superlntendent of Busmess Affurs Mr Plfer Mlss Nea Brown SECOND ROW Wir Weldon R Robert MeKn1ght Adnunlstratne Asslstant Mr George Olner Superlntendent of Schools Mr 'tmes H Erwm Kauber Dr Robert Brezlng Deputy Supermtendent of Schools Mr Arthur Srlberberg 6 p Weldon R. Oliver Superintendent of Schools Boa rd of Education Guldance and wlsdom must co habxt the sphere of f1c tlon as well as the realm of praetlcalltx as cxmdenced bx thc Board of Educauon Its members dex ote themselx es to the educatlonal betterment of the commumtx throufrh the manlfestanon of dlhgtnee Bs 3ClllCl1Ilf' to 1ts pOl1ClCS the Blagara Falls Educatlonal Sxstem 19 able to meet success fullx the problems of mstxuctmg thousands of students each tear Administration Frank Lang ames H. Erwin Deputy Superintendent Deputy Superintendent Of Business A airs ali'

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Congratulations to - WELDON R OLIVER We w1sh you ex ery success 1n your new pos1t1on as Supcrmtcndent of Schools 8

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To the Class of 1959: To the Class of 1959: The writings of jules Verne have been exciting reading for years. His imaginary voyages and science fiction stories have made space traveli' a common byword among students of your age. Around the YVorld in Eighty Days is an epic in itself, and I feel this yearbook may also be considered epochal for you, since it is your account of a wonderful voyage. Your high school career, as you see it unfold on the following pages, will help you recall many interesting sidelights of your voy- age through Niagara Falls High School. I sincerely hope the years ahead will bring many exciting and interesting journeys your way, and that they will be both happy and successful. Timothy A. O'Brien Principal Administration The master story-teller of 'gAround the W'orlcl in Eighty Days still holds us enthralled by his fascinating account of far-away places and surprising incidents. The adventures of Phileas Fogg and his lively servant, Passepartout, are no more exciting, however, than the marvels of our day and the astonishing miracles we may expect in the future. Education is itself a voyage of discovery, and it continues throughout your life. It is our hope that Niagara Falls High School has helped you to develop the inquiring mind and the daring spirit of the true explorer. Like the immortal Mr. Fogg, may you enjoy the journey for the journey's sake, scornful of obstacles, de- lighting in every new experience, and finding time to be kind to your fellow travellers along the way. Beatrice Ballinger Vice-Principal 10