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

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ADMINISTRATIO To the Seniors: Each year, as a class graduates from Niagara Falls High School, the faculty has a renewed feeling of satisfaction. Secondary education provides the keys that the high school graduate may use to open the doors to all the facets of living in this rapidly chang- ing world. You are entering an era of untold op- portunities. You have opened doors to advanced education, pro- fessions, athletics, industrial arts, homemaking and many others. Living one's life wisely is a difficult task, but through your everyday experiences you are better able to meet the challenge of today's world. Now that you have opened many doors it is impor- tant that you keep these doors open wide - never failing to take advantage of all the opportunities offered and to make your worthwhile contribution to each. My sincere congratulations and best wishes to each of you. Leah M. Simmons To the Class of 1963: This year you have experienced the satisfaction of look- ing into a new world because you have used the Keys of Success - perseverence and work. This indeed should have been a wonderful experience for you be- cause your own efforts brought this success to you. As you go into this new world, you will find many more keys opening new horizons for your exploration. None of these, however, will be more useful than the two above. Your own personal satisfaction will be your re- ward for using these keys carefully and wisely. I am sure you will do this. My best wishes go with you. Timothy A. O'Brien

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