North Tonawanda High School - Northstar Yearbook (North Tonawanda, NY)

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SENIORS X I X JOHN VONA HOWARD WITKOP lt is excellent to have a giant's Men are but children of a larger strength. B. A. A. '32g Basketball '30-'34: Assist- ant Manager Football '30g Football '30- '33. KENNETH WAGGONER He dashes through thick and thin. Boys Glee Club '34g Publicity Manager Senior Play '34: Assistant Stage Manager Senior Play '345 Dramatic Club '34g News School Correspondentg Feature Editor North Star '31, '32: Hall Monitor '33, '34g Assistant Circulation Manager Annual, '34 Assistant Business Manager Annual '34. WALTER WENDELL A ge-ntleman's first characteristic is a fineness of nature. Cheerleader '32-'34: Cast Bah, a Sub- Deb, '34g Honor Letter '32, FLORENCE WERHUN Great thoughts, great feelings come to her. Cast Page the Prince '32g Hall Moni- tor '33. growth. Annual Staff '33g Hall Monitor '33g Senior Prom Committee '34. CHARLES WOLGAST His time is forever, everywhere his place. Debate '32-'34Q Hall Monitor '33, '34g Honor Letter '33, VERNA WOLLENBERG A still, small voice. Nature Club '31: G. A. A. '33: Honor Letter '31. NELLIE YATES My only books are woman's Iooks. EDWARD BAKER MARGARET GRAHAM MELVIN MILLER CHARLES TOTH EDWARD WEHRUNG VERNA ROGGOW JAMES SIEGFRIED ALICE KRIEDEMAN

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SENIORS EDISON STEIG Procrastination is the thief of time. Band '33, '34: Honor Letter '31, '32. CARROLL STOECKEL One of the three merrie hoboes. Swimming '333 Senior Life Saving '33. VIOLET STOECKEL Thought is deeper than all speech. Cast Nautical Knot '30g Glee Club '30: Honor Letter '30g N. T. I-I. S. Music Festival '31. GORDON STONE Young fellows will be young fellows. Tennis Team '34. MARY STRAPKO O my prophetic soul ' Senior Class Prophetg Cast Page the Prince '32g Inter-Class Swimming Team '32g Honor Letters '31-'33. THELMA STRASSEL' Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. XVIII HLPHON SE SUCHORABOWSKI What's in a name? LESTER THUERSAM He is ofa meek and quiet spirit. MARGARET TOTH Yet taught by time my heart has learn'd to glow For others' good, and melt at others' woe. MARY UPCRAFT Love me, love my dog. Cast Nautical Knot '30g Music Festi- vals '31, '32: Choral Club '30-'32. NICK VALLIO A glass is good and a lass is good. Football '30, '31g Swimming '30-'32g Track '30-'32: Senior Life Saving Letter '3l. MARGARET VALLIQUETTE And on Paul's arm she leant, And round her waist she let it fold. G. A. A. '32, '33: Baseball '32-'34g Basket- ball '32-'34: Volley Ball '32-'34.

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CLASS POEM RETROSPECT A day has closeclg. Twilight beauties thrill my heart, Woo my mind to dream. I see a world Filled with eager maids and youths, High school - childhood's goal! With free-reined will Class and student found its place. Novel life enthralled. Ere long came clouds,- Problemati-c rounds of workg ' Teacher-guides seemed good, Off:-times we played,- Games of prowess, nights of fun, Mom-ents spent in song. But years have passed. Men and women now I see Watching further goals. The paths divide - Labor, marriage, other schools, Music, art or stage. We hope and fearg Shining dream-worlds call us on - Life has need of us! Ruth M. Segu in