Trott Vocational High School - Trottarian Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

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EULOGY Cn November 2, l935, our beloved principal, Mr. l-larmon L. Gregory. losl lhe lorch wilh which he had guided hundreds ol aspiring sludenls along lhe rocky palhs ol knowledge. and crossed lhe Greal Divide lo his elernal resl. Advisor, genlleman, scholar-he lell behind a memory lhal new lhings cannol dim-lhal lime cannol erase. lvlr. Gregory was born in Allay. New York, approximalely lilly years ago. ln I908 he came lo Niagara Falls, where he became supervisor ol parl lime educalion, and lwenly-one years laler, in l929, he assumed lhe responsibililies ol Troll Vocalional School as ils principal. Under his guidance and direclion lhe various deparlmenls ol lhe school each year yielded a well-lrained group ol graduales lo assume posilions in lhe laclories and business ollices ol lhis cily. ll has been said lhal an underslanding hearl overcomelh all obslacles. Truly, our beloved principal was an oulslanding example of lhal lype ol manhood which personilies lhis bil ol wisdom. The sludenls who came inlo daily conlacl wilh him lound his knack lor underslanding lheir prob- lems one ol lhe linesl ol his many splendid lrails ol characler. We, lhe Class ol I936. will never lorgel his willingness lo help nor his cheerlul oullook on lile. And so we lake up lhe lorch lo carry on lhe work which was lhe lile-ellorl ol him who was so dear lo us. lvlay il lighl us lo new heighls ol achievemenli may il deepen our liner conviclions and slrenglhen our aspiralionsg may we prove worlhy ol lhe lrusl which he has placed in us. T41

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FACULTY Back row: Billings, Bird, Marleiie, McAuliffe, Van Haaren, Morion, Ranion, Jack Clark, Manfred, Mr. Bacon. Third row: Chapman, Richelsen, Kaiser, Crowie, Haneman, Banks, I-loebel. Second row: Kamn, Smiih, Donahue, Norris, Ellsworih, Geniry. Walz, Frosf, Thielking. Froni row: Jameson, Dulce, Wrighi, Brandow, Travers, Haroney, Brennan, Mr. Sharp. Name Mr. Alsworih Mr. Leon E. Banks Mr. E. Rexford Billings Mr. Beniamin J. Bird Mrs. Efhel M. Brennan Miss Jessie C. Brandow Mr. Charles L. Chapman Mr. Leslie W. Clark Mr. William H. Crowie Miss Virginia Donohue Mrs. Mary F. Dulre Mr. Clyde B. Emerf Miss Eihel Ferguson Subieci English Draffing Chemisiry Welding Hisiory Gym Shop Shop Commercial Commercial Homemalcing Music English Preparaiion Alfred Universiiy Praii lnsiiiuie Cornell Universiiy Mechanics lnsiiiuie Oswego Sfafe Universiiy Buffalo Sfaie Syracuse Universiiy Grove City College Siaie Teachers College Corlland Normal Mechanics lnsiifuie Slafe Teachers College Syracuse Sl. Josephs College Buffalo Sfaie Teachers College Universiiy of Michigan Genesee Siaie Teachers l6i Mosf Thrilling Adveniure Life wifh fhe marines Keeping clear of my crediiors Explosion in Chemisfry Laborafory Receiving a loan from Mr. Clarlc Camping Too many io enumerafe Camping in ihe Adirondacks and New England Caiching a I5 pound Norihern pike The 'time I was los? in ihe deserl' Finding mosl' anyihing Going up Pilce's Peak io see 'ihe sun rise Narrowly escaped a head-on car collision in The mouniains of Pennsylvania Finding a pearl in an oysier