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

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W 7fWi'i'V anim: alvfviaee mmf Oblbliceea Pmffzm Joseph Corbett, shy and unassuming, holds more offices than Major Bowes and is as popular as President Roosevelt. He is the youngest of four boys, his million dollar smile is familiar to allg his presence is in great demand at all social functions. He is interested in the journalistic field and every phase of sport life. Vice-Pre.vident: Nimble-footed, blond Norman Prohaska, one of our star foot-ball players, is not only devoted to athletics such as football, wrestling, and boxing, but is also an expert dancer. Pratt is considered the father of thejunior class. He would like to enter college and become a professional football hero or die in the attempt. S ecremry : David Graham, with the reputation of being the practical joker and cut-up of the class, is usually found wandering aimlessly around the corridors capering or acting mis- chievously. However, he possesses a good-natured, happy-go-lucky disposition. Besides being secretary, Dave was also president of the Riding club. Treasurer: VVillard Gore is another of our star football players, only he aims at a doctor's degree, or else be a millionaire with plenty of time to spend his income. VVillie, tall, and good- looking, indulges in football, basketball, wrestling, and eating. His mother hopes that some day his unappeasable appetite will be curtailed. Adviser: Miss Elizabeth Janke, the popular typing instructor, was elected by the juniors to supervise their undertakings, although the only activity in which they participated this year was an Autumn dance. Miss Janke has been very sympathetic and helpful to her brood of male officers. ' I8