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

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l'ilRS'l' Row: S. Kmnputiskc, D. liruwcr, N. luncs, l'. CllCSl'L'Y, NV. Kohl, A, Kculcv. Y 1 Y Si-zuwxlm Row: Nlrsl qlrsku, .'y.BilI'fl'lP, R. Uzml, .l,Fll'2lPCS,xv. Nlurzxnis, l.. Knucll, Kcil, Sl I'll11L'Slll, S.l rulmskal lHlRI5 Rim: R. Xlaislmwslai, R. Qz:1rimr.1,XN. lxzlsprnxik, Nl. -lop cc, Nl. llumpliruy, l'. Blzlkc, l'. Cllalsu, S l'4xssiiwrr, W. l'.lrrv1'sun. l 0l'R'l'll Row: I7. Nlxllil, R, 'l'w'cl1rc,'lNlrs. l.isl1, ll. Russcll, fl. Clllllplifll. ill l'l1 l'u R xz Nlrs. lrunlmurrli, ll. Gricm-rr, li. lluilsun, M. llurcliinson, bl. limlhursr, S. Moses, M. Kvsrmri, Nl. lluspurs, Xl. Dupliulii. Six ru Run : R. Qlclltf, R. Gzxrli, R. Ulvnr, D. l.ulrs, 'lf Gaul, li. Slowinski, M.NiCis7uwski,A.Buscl1,l.Guurss, P. Bcrnvr, P. Hulmilcn. ' N10 IIQWFII-I 4 in l'lI7I'I'0R1.'Xl, S'i'.xifi-' .-Mlvisci' .,... , . rs. lxlilnlrul lf. ,llI'L'l1lWCl'fl1 lfiliruiviii-cliicll. . f' . . l'ati'iciz1 Clicstci' Assistant cilirur-iii-fliicli , ' , . . Anno Kcclcy l'rcsiilcnt of suniui' class .,... lxl1ll'gIll'Cf Kccnam .-Xssoul.-x'1'li lfflzrmks Ray Custiglium-, l'ruilcncc Q1ll2lSL', RlI'2lL'Z1ll'Il0f11, Mary Gulwcscli, lNlz1rilyn Huspcrs, ciL'I'2llLllI1L' llmlswn, lXl1ll'g1ll'CI' llutclimsrm, Wumlzi lxzlsprzzik, Louise Kicl, lczmurrc limlliursr, Salruli Muscs, M:u'jo1'ic Ncwmzm, Betty Norris, Bczitricc llllslamvsla-i. l51's1N riss STA I-'l' .Mlxiscr . . . . , Mrs. lfloy l.isli liusim-ss xl1ll11lgL'l' .,.... Xvllllillll Kohl .-Xssls'r,xx'1' Nminmas Phyllis lilnlac, William llrunm-r, lXl1II'g2lI'Cf-IUYCC, Marjorie Hill, Mary Humplircy, William l'a1rrci'smi, tluscpli Russell, Rau-hcl lwcntc. R'l' STA F I-' .'Mlx'isur . . . Hr. lfilwzml l'zu'skQ Mmini-:Rs . , , . . . Y . .-Xlmai liurrrip, Rccvzl C1z1ul,lIz1mcs Clrzipus, Mar.1oi'1c Hill, Norniaz .long-s, l.ucillc limwll, tlusupliiiic l.L'W1ll1klOWSliI, vll'gH1lZl Momms, Shirley l,I'IlNL'1lll, Sophia l'1'ul1:1skz1. l,HO'l'OCQR.-X vu Y A-Xllvisui' ...,... Mr. Clmrlcs l'ui-isli llzivill l3i'cwc1', l,1lfl'lL'lZl Clicstcr, l'1'unlencc Chase, -lolm llicky, Kenneth Klugc, Sliirlcy limiipufsku, lyillllllkl Nlzllil, Rachel Twente, Kcnncrli Watson. 'l'YPINra S'11-xi-'if Pliyllis liurnur, .limo llotliwcll, Allene lluscli, Rutli Gzlrli, rlil1L'llT11l Gaul, Rutli Gum-t, lmzl Ciocrss, llclcn Urcincrr, Bctty llaiins, l,i1fI'iL'l11 Hulmalcn, lxlyfil Kulilcs, Rurli Kopp, l.ucillc lirupp, Doris l.ul1s, Mary Niciszcwski, Rurh Oliver, Knrlilcun Sluwinslai. I5 5

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ISIRSI' Row: R. Gaul, B. Volk, N. jones, K. Wiatson, H. Bogtlon, R. Castiglione, N. Keenan, .l. Rothwell, A. Cieiss, tl. Keenan. SI-.VUNIT Row: R. lfritl, l'. llolnnlen, C. Yossen, M. l'rohaska, A. Carney, R. Uath, R. Genet, lf. lilica, li. Stricklantl, Nl. Nlusall, lf. l'ictal-1, B, johnson. ililllllll Row: Nl. Berhalter, S. Sniyton, lf. Sniyton, U. Hutlson, N. Rolla, l.. Snchorlwowski, R. Baker, R. Nlcfartliy, lf. Renza, Nl. Kovach, lf. lfineki, Y. Nlchlillen, N. Pnllen. lfou urn Row: R, Kopp, S. Passniore, M. Newman, A. Keeley, il. l,alsushesky, S. Krienian, S. hytllftrff' ll. Shepheartl N. Nloses S. Moses, la. l.osito, R. Copelanthjf Stahl. lfii rn Row: Nl. llill, A. Bartrip, l.. Knoell, lf.. Kinzly,. clc, l'. Brown, R. Nluncil, R. Smith, Nl. Clarke, -I. DeSiinone, B. Courtier, M. Allan, P. Prinieau. Sixin Row: Mt. licrney, Y. R:ulloH , li. Arnts, V. uresan, Nl. hlislio, D. l.ulws, S. llelwig, lf. Szuronii, B. Howard, 'If Nloher, C. Schumacher, H. lirienert, . Slowinski, M, Niciszcwslii, A. Schulnieister, .l. Russell, nl. l.imlhurst, Mrs. lfaton. Sixyi-is rn Ron : l.. Keil, .l. Xxooltltitlge, A. Belyiso, 'lf ' , l.. Ktupp, ll. llenipsliy, ll. l,!'lSZllHllli, A. lflniclai, l.. lleft, l'. Chase, A. Lilirock, Nl. Ma L, A. li , Nl. Heft. l'iIliH'l'H Row: A. lfusco, R. Till, R. He iergcr .. Oleksak, ll. Peters, l.. Glass, M. liootlnick, Al. Harmon, j. Hodgson, G. Schoen, R. Sinw . Duq ettc, lf. Shepherd, R. Stickney. ID IEW ll IENV The lwifnionthly Highr journal, N. 'lf H. S. Rieyirzw is composed of one huntlretl and fifty eager young pilots, who clo the writing, typing, mimeographing and stapling. ln 1939 the niimeographetl Rsylriw covers were replaced by the silk screen covers. North 'l'onawantla High School is one ol' the few flying schools in the country which uses the silk screen process. It has lween and always will he the policy of the Rrivlrzw to pulvlish the legitimate Hight news, which inchnlcs class, clulms and other organizations in the school. No nicinlier ol- the N. 'lf H. S. can suppress the news. Before taking issue for or against a certain niovenient, the views of lioth sitles on the matter are thoroughly studied and then printctl. Our flight journal tlocs not pulwlish scantlal. 'lihis year we were awartletl an excellent rating at the Western New York lnterf scholastic Press Association antl the lfnipirc State Scholastic Association. The otlicers for the past year were: l .tlitorsfin-Chief' . . Margaret Keenan, Helen Bogtlon Business Managers . Raymond Castiglione, Kenneth Watson 14

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ID IEANS AN I Slfllj ID IE N lf 'IEUWIEIIQNMKIE Nl W. Grainge, P. Mittlclieldt, B. MacKenzie The Guidance responsihilities of the students res 'upon all memhers of the faculty. Special records are kept and interviews sponsored h ghtdeans appointed hy Nlr. l.owry. lhe advisement records of each student ,i clude conferences with student con- , 1 terences with parents, disciplinary record, educatio .l plans, home environment, extra curricular activities school honors occu wational 5 ferences work ex ieriences iersonal y 1 l . 3 v lcct in l suliiccts comp ctcd ring the ,ez . .oy y t to cicncc. witi tic tcan. which include i.: llaxel Sager tfireshman girlsl, Mr. Charles U'l5rien Cfreshman lioysl, Miss Helen Sichler lsophomore girlsl, Mr. lfarl 'liierney Csophomore lioysl, Mrs. hlildred li. 'l'renlyerth I-iunior girlsl, Mr. liayle fraglion tiunior lioysl, Mrs. lfloy l.ish tsenior girlsl, hlizkyallace Hitters tsenior liovsl. 'lihese directors are memhers of the Western New York Guidance characteristics, health record, address, iurse K course planning, grades in each sulw- --atx l--. ' Du' v ir Mr I vrv ll ' '-s V I l - ll' s ' V ' X 'hliss .-Xssociation, which sponsored lectures and interviews, headed this past year hy Dr. Samuel Yochelson, llutlialo l'niversity psychiatrist. Septemlier I9-lll a student council was organized. Dean Klein was elected president of the home room representatives. 'l'hrough their cooperation and careful consideration . student tries to he courteous. ' N H. student creates good feeling hy lieing cheerful. -. .-Xn . . l 3. An N. 'lf student is a good sport in any situation. l I the following code was adopted: l N l ..-Xn.. 4 .. . An N. '. student tries to lie on time for school and classes. 5. .-Xn N. ' '. student is honorahle under all circumstances. Ii. ,-Xn N. 'lf student should have a pass to go through halls during school periods. I . 7. An N. ' '. student does not have a pass to go to his locker during class periods. H. A good N. 'lf student does not smoke on school grounds or leave thc liuilding without permission. V. An N. 'lf student cooperates with lihrary, study hall and classroom teachers. lil. .-Xn N. 'l'. student works for honor marks, honor letters and scholarships. ll. .-Xll N. 'lf students let everyone know that you can t heat North lonawanda. :X tiootlvall dance was sponsored from which enough proceeds were secured to pre sent to the entire student hody a movie called The lflag Speaks. 'l'lll , ll.-Xl.l, NlONl'l'OR system developed as a result ot' the student laody acti, vities. Nlary Humphrey was elected chairman and then eight lieutenants were appointed to lie head monitors of their various periods. 'lihe monitors were appointed to certain sections ot' the halls to stop loitering, going to lockers and the skipping ot' classes. ln order to promote a student government in this school, each hall monitor must make it his or her duty to he strict with everyone. I6