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

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Learn, andyou will learn sornethingg teach andyou will learn much more. Abbe Ernest Dimnet FA CULTT all E IlIIHHlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIllumu e, i

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Dr Weldon Oliver ...rw Left to Right, SEATED: John Lunney, William Collins, Nea Brown, McKnight, Francis Lang, Charles Cummins, Weldon Oliver, Ray- Richard Doherty, Joseph Chile. STANDING: Arthur Ray, Robert mond Evans, Peter lannuzzi, M.D. BOARD OF ED UCA T10 The Niagara Falls Board of Education, originating in l892, is the administrative body of our educational system. lt has been an outstanding factor in the mold- ing and the maintaining of a dynamic scholastic at- mosphere. The general aim of American education is the fullest possible development of the individual within the framework of our present industrialized democratic society. The Board members' ultimate goal is to prop- erly prepare us, so that we may be able to face and cope with the complexities of life following our school years. They stress the need for the individual to be an Mr. Harry Abate iwwm, educated person, to be an educated member of the family, to be an educated producer or consumer, and to be an educated citizen as a member of the commu- nity. The educated American might well measure him- self in terms of the obiectives of self-realization, hu- man relationship, economic efliciency and civic respon- sibility. For their invaluable contributions to our future lives, we the students, sincerely thank these men of the Board of Education for their willingness to serve so unselfishly for the youth of our community. Mr. Herbert Bothamley Miss Geraldine Mann 'Vie r s-'nn

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To the Class of 1966: As the class of 1966 approaches completion of its high school years, its graduates face a world filled with many opportunities and problems. Each of you will go his or her way-new friends and new interests. Keeping in mind that he who moves not forward goes backward, each of you will achieve success in his own manner. Each of you has developed your capacities according to your individual skills and effort. These skills and effort will give you strength and wisdom in meeting the problems of the future. lt is my hope that during your stay in Niagara Falls High School you have strengthened such qualities as integrity, good sports- manship, consideration for the rights of others, self- discipline, responsibility, tolerance, and a sympathetic understanding for the problems of others. My sincere congratulations and best wishes to you. Leah Simmons, Vice-Principal ,S- To the Class of 1966 lt is the fervent hope of your teachers and administrators that you have gained the necessary knowl edge during the years you have spent at Niagara Falls High School to help you prepare for the future You are now well on your way toward acquiring the skills so necessary to compete successfully in this highly competitive world of ours Your graduation from high school is lust the first step toward this goal May you continue to take advantage of every opportunity available to you to continue your education May l extend my congratulations upon your graduation and my very best wishes for your future success Russell F Grauer Principal To the Class of 1966 You are to be congratulated upon having successfully completed your courses of studies at Niagara Falls High School You have all taken a giant step in the right di rection since an education today more than ever before in our history is a prerequisite for effective participation in our society I hope that in addition to having learned sublect matter you have learned many other equally as important things toler ance sense of duty an appreciation of the f1ne arts which are part of our culture and regard for the other fellow s rights Wherever you go college military service or lab training remember the lessons of life you have learned during the past three years Strive to improve work toward a goal and serve your community My best wishes for your continued success George Stankovich Assistant Principal