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

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rfffqr 'wiv'-x., . Y JXP- ff RX .W 1 ffj ff l ff. U ....':-If-...i STURE A ti M1 .. - gif: mb eff' ,if Setting Up the Bulletin Board Rose Mme mom A , and Judy Gazegian. ,:f.1ELid?g,iE,, x3'?:'2.::'..1s3:., -rf-r,ta-fifffffyifmia. ' 'f ' School Store just a little to the left of the office, if you happen to pass that way before first period and during Fifth period. you will find the school store. lVhat will you discover there? Only those essentials that one needs to get through a normal school day, such as notebooks, typing paper, shorthand notebooks. pen- cils, and erasers. The school store was originated by a former Vice-principal. Miss E. Hulen. Now, under the advisorship of Miss V. Donohue. the money from the purchases aids in paying for assemblies and raising money for Student Council. StOl'e Workers Christine Kruppa. Bonnie Wasson, Sylvia MacKenzie, Jean Trotter. 'Y

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FIRST ROW: Irene Bovier, Laraine Outland, Linda Candido. Judy Bucelata. Marie Marshall. Carol Lamphere. Beverly Isler. Edwina Douglas. Barbara Meacham, Joanne Conti. Mimi Lambros. SECOND ROl1': Marilyn De- Martino. Carolyn Shields. Gay Noblin. Carol Previte, Donna Mycock. Betsy Stiegman. Yvonne Wilson. Lois Ren- nie. Phyllis Tubin. Dorothy Mzirtin, Braden Macdonald. THIRD ROW: Gloria Bachorski. Geraldine lsom, Pa,- tricia Adamshick, Linda Mearbell, Linda Cummings, VVilma Johnson. Leonard Moore, Vernon YVesby, William Griffin. FOURTH ROW: Robert WVilson. James Neilson, Tom Burns, John Burns. Bill C'Grady. Don Hurst, Leon- ard Spalla. Franklin Kiartin. FIFTH ROW: Robert YVil- liams, Albert VValton. Bill Star. Jim Arthis, Frank Le- piano. Miss M. Hakes. Director. A Cappella For twenty-eight years. the A Cappella chorus has given to the students of Niag- ara Falls High School beautiful interpretations of well known music. The word a cappella refers to Hout of the chapel. It is the fusion of blended voices without musical accompaniment that makes this organization unique. Predominant among its many appearances have been the Christmas Assembly, Parents' Night. the Spring Concert. and Graduation The chorus is ably supervised by Miss M. Hakes. SOlOiStS sTA.vD1.vf:.' Dorothy imma, Gloria Bacher- ski, Vernon W'esby. Bill Star. Carol Lamphere. SEATED: Miss NI. Hakes, Direetorg Gay Noblin, Accompanist. T' 7 'r Mfr -4,

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Y-TA? ft l FIRST ROW: Nina Fratello, Evelyn Dolce, Miss Adna Mae Hooper, Theresa Mruz, Henrietta Cavallero, H. McCarney. Nurse: Rita Bongiorno, Virginia Lucantonio, Cynthia Justyk. Ann McCulloch, Saundra LaFountain, Diane Milczarski. SECOND ROW: Patricia Widdowson, Johann Crick,lNIarjorie Potter. Clinic You lie hack on the comfortable cot as i'aloha music fills the room and a lovely Wahine tenderly nurses you. No, youlre not in our lovely state of Hawaii, but in the clinic at Niagara Falls High School and the 'iwahinev is only one of the four- teen clinic monitors who are under the supervision of Miss H. McCarney, our school nurse. The most common complaints are colds. headaches, and upset stomachs, which receive prompt, careful attention. Those who hear aloha music in the clinic really ought to visit a psychiatrist rather than Miss McCarney, although she will do her best to help you. Healthy Teeth? Mrs,A Buckley, Marcia Stover. At Work STANDING: Henrietta Cavallero, Patricia Widdowson, Bliss H. NIcCarney, Nurseg Adna Mae Hooper, Mar- jorie Potter, Evelyn Dolce. SEATED: Cynthia Justyk. f r Q-19'