Niagara University - Niagaran Yearbook (Lewiston, NY)

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DONALD BECKET Don lN1AGARA FALLS, N. Y. This young man, a product of England, entered Niagara in pursuit ofa Bachelor of Business Administration degree. Don then proceeded to gain favor with his quiet, amiable temperament. A pleasant disposition has been of great value in making Don a popular figure. Continue on, old top. Delta Mu Deltez, Secretezfgf C451 Germeuz Club C2, 31' Nieegeeree Feellr Club. STEPHEN BCCZARSKI Steve BUFFALO, N. Y. Steve entered the hallowed portals of Niagara in September, 1934, having received his collegiate training at Orchard Lake, Michigan. He is known as the Aristotle of the Seminary, having Won the medal for excellence in Phi- losophy in June, 1935. His quiet, un- assuming manner reflects his deep scholastic lore. His smile Wins you. Hemelbezll C3, 451 Royeel Oreler of Hemel- fbdliffff Winner of Ploilosopkefx Aweml, 1935. 28 THE IQ

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ADOLPH F. CECULA Adolph NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. When you hear the chug-chug of an ailing Chevrolet straining up the drive, make ready for Adolph. An indefatiga- ble worker, whether on his car or in his studies, Adolph has never been known to give up. A fine nature, an animate smile, an eager desire to be helpful, explains why all know Adolph as a good fellow. Niagara Fallr Club Cl, 2, 3, 451 German Clabj Dance Committeej Intramural Atla- leticf CZ, D. JAMES C. CORNELL Dutch WILSON, N. Y. Keen, democratic, a brilliant scholar, a warm-hearted friend, after four years on the Ridge we give you, clever, affable Dutch Cornell. To predict the future is a heedless thing, but if gi man ff, succeed must be decent, intelligent and spirited, it is not too much to say that this fellow has a great change, Niagara Fdllf Cl, 2, 3, Sgyljgy Dance Committeej Chairman, Day .Ym- clefzfr Sodalizjf 30 THE IQ