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

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We M., Mr. George Lowry, Nice President of thc N.'l'. ficldj, Miss lflorcnce Doody, Miss Olga Paroski CORice Clerksj 'DO NTIIDD IL IDUIDMK Every pilot has to keep in touch with his superiors in the control room while he is enrolled in the ground courses at the N. T. hangar. Without contact with them, he is not able to determine how low or how high he is flying or what the weather conditions will be tomorrow. With the advisement of the president, Mr. Bernard Leonard, the vice president, Mr. George Lowry and his clerks, Misses Olga Paroski, and Florence Doody, the pilots and instructors are able to fly smoothly and successfully through each year's flight. The task of the president is that of general manager. The responsibility of the vice president consists of checking plans for assembly programs, musical festivals, senior activities, graduation, open house exhibition, broadcasting announcements, extra-curricular achievements, interviews with parents and other public visitors, as a result, a smooth operating association and plant establishes a secondary field of learn- ing for N. T. pilots. The clerks keep office data, which include program and permanent records, report cards, attendance, and scholarship lists. They are also the vice presidents stenographers and secretaries who file senior pilots information in order that they can receive their wings at graduation. 8

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