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

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FCREWORD As we, the Class of 1962, approach the final door of our high school days, ci period of transition awaits us. Upon leaving high school, we will enter a world Hlled with many doors, the choice is up to us. The classes we have at- tended and the instruction we have received will provide a sound basis for our future en- deavors. Though the doors be varied through which we shall pass, the Class of 1962 will aspire to further the progress of our community. It is not our intention, however, to blot the memories of the past two years. By publishing the 1962 Niagarian, we shall leave this door slightly aiar, so that we may always look back on our happy days at Niagara Falls High School.

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DEDICATION Progress is typified in many ways. lt can be the accumulation of day by day effort evolving into a lasting impression or, perhaps, it may be evidenced by one stroke of profound intelli- gence. Often one sees the former illustrated, other times the latter is predominant. Seldom can one find these two composites in one per- son. ln our midst is an individual who genuinely em- bodies such attributes. Leadership, kindness, service, and a profound sense of loyalty mark her as one most worthy of acknowledgement. lt is to you, Miss Leah Simmons, that we dedi- cate this, the 1962 Niagarian.