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

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Pnmrzu Msnsn CICNICRAI. lV!I1'.V anal nursing it is for Pat. llrarnatirs Ion will help those patients. Cmlmvs M.AcMl'nR.u' r:ul.l.l-im: ENTRANCP1 llichy sings. Long Ago arul Far Away, as she zlreams of past pleasures. Her man is overseas noun .lxmzs Mmrxns lLl'INl IR'U. ACADICIVIIC JI'l71,S hob b y, photographs' may be very useful in high altitlules. Hope that he ,lintls some points of interest up there other than girls. f:l,KIll'I'YCI'1 Mmziuzn rzrlwilml, 'll0!?.S favorite song is Dorff Ferzeu llle ln and his ambi- tion is lo be an anialor. Coulrl the farmer aeronnt for the latter? 'Slam' Mrnmxls rsrzvrznu. .-xcsnmwlc Swinging to the music' of lfugufs band. More rloes an fuveellerlt job of amusing her- self. llut we're furious tn know what the expression S. l'. lf. rneans. RUBI-ZRT Mm:l.l.l-:lx r:m,l.r:m: r:N1'nANm: lloe wallfs arouml hurnnzing lJon't l enr'e Me Inf' We lwliere he rlerlieales it to his Sl'I'CIlllf1.f' rninrl ll'l1if'lI will un- ll0Illilf'Ill'V travel ,lar in the lIll'tll'l'Ill fit-ld. Rl-in rin. NIAVIS 1:r:Nlf:R.u. Reuel at the moment is un- tlerizletl about his favorite subject-f-it's either girls or his trumpet. Dommn' Mmcmzn cl-:Nr:RAl. ACAD:-:MIC Cosh', woulrl probably be l7orry's answer it she were oflerwl a nursing position in the Buffalo .4rrnAv Hospital. Mmm: Mn.l.r:n GEN!-IRAL nlfslmzss Lefs hope if Ree goes to Texas. she u'on'l rneel ans' people who eonstantly eraelr lheir gum. ,Ima Mom. f:nx1w1m:CIAl, ,lane shoulzl llllllft' an izleal serretary sinee she enjoys trunseription. Ar present a part time ofliee posztion af- ,lorrls her real vxperienre. Dmus NIUEl.l.l-IR SFCRETARIAI. Spike Jones' rlzylhrnir' rnusif' really senzls the gum ehewers going. Perhaps lhaf's uhm' lloris is flislurberl ln' the .shortage of it. Ron: Nrimiltmzkv criwrllml. BUSINESS Ronuie's hobbv. clay tll't'1IIIlllIg anfl her favorite subiert. the Uarines seern relaterl, ls that uvhx' you're intereslerl in the Serniee Club. Rose? ARTIST ICDN Ax Su HR N1 A N 15 ' lil-INHRIKI. AIIUJHXIHI Slow ,Uolion Etllltlii pet peere is doing things in a hurry. Being lllll'llI1Il0VH'll ul present. she spenfls her time painting unusual lanflseapes.

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AIARY LOUISE RISIUS COLLEGE ENTRANCE Uur outstanding musical senior claims that her bete noire is curly hair. We think you're extremely fortunate, Mary Lou. MUSICIAN JOHN KURNAT GENERAL ACADEMIC Where there's a will, theres a way, says stock clerk, .l. K., dreaming of world travel. GENEVA LAMPSON CQLLECI-1 ENTRANCE Why the unusual interest in basketball, Cen? We are sure it isn't because you want to be a Physical Ed. teacher. NIARION LAVERY GENERAL ACADEMIC Marionls ambition is to go to California. When you arrive think of our shoveling snow every winter, Marion. iNlAR.l0RlE LORICH GENERAL ECONOMICS At the present Marg's favor- ite job is eating but she hopes to become a beautician in the future. ARLENE Litas SI-ZCRETARIAL Could Lubsie's pet peeve, l,arpenter's busses account for her having Home Sweet Home for a favorite haunt? JEANI-LTTE MALOUE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Wherever thereis a piano we find Moof, who never forgets to play, Night and Dayf' This peppy senior is tops in sports, too. NINA LA BARBERA GENERAL ACADEMIC Fussiness over details is said to be an old maid's virtue, so Nina stop building castles in the air, Night and Dayf, EDNA LANDERS COLLEGE ENTRANCE Guess we shall all agree that Mamie's favorite subject is horses. Her hobbies are rid- ing and collecting true to life miniature horses. JOSEPH LORENC CI-:NERAL .loe's favorite subject, Math. and his present job of ship fitter tie in with his ambi- tion to be an engineer. IRENE LUBERACKI CI-:NERAL BUSINESS Although lrish's problem is answering letters, she,d prob- ably add to her photograph collection if she wrote more frequently. SALLY LUTHER GENERAL ACADEMIC Luth sighs, Gee whiz, as she vainly tries to had some- thing to be ambitious about. BARBARA NIANSI-'IELD co1.LEcE ENTRANCE Why does Barb want to go to N. Y. in 1953? Could it be the leader of the Music Mas- ters? X, M 'Q' A.- 44

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DAVID NORRIS GENERAL ACADEMIC If you succeed in joining the Navy, Weasel. you u'on't have much time for that hobby. sleeping. A sailor,s day starts early. ACTOR ANTHONY NICISZEWSKI GENERAL ACADEMIC Nick must like smiling faces since his pet expression is, 'Tlease smilefi Swimming runs a close second in his list of preferences. ANN!-I NOBILIO GENERAL ACADEMIC Elmer sits in her favorite class, Advanced Biology, and wonders about the day when she will be addressed as Dr. Nobilio. DOROTIIEA OLDENDIIRG GENERAL BUsINEss Dot groans, Ye gadsf, in despair when anyone says, 'sl wish I were tallf, All Pow- ers Models are tall, Dot. TED PARITSZEWSKI COLLEGE ENTRANCE Red's mind turns to sports in the form of basketball, foot- ball and track. We can un- derstand grandstand players being his problem. SHIRLEY PETERS GENERAL ACADEMIC Shirl gained her nimble tech- nique for bowling from con- stant jiving to her collection of Sammy Kaye records. BARBARA LEE PRAKER COLLEGE ENTRANCE lt's plain to see that Barb is interested in music since she belongs to both the band and orchestra. Baseball is her hobby. RICHARD NIEMEL COLLEGE ENTRANCE Weare sure chemistry must be Dick's favorite subject-or have we confused it with his pet peeve? MARY ROSE O,CONNOR COLLEGE ENTRANCE Let's hope when Rothene learns to drive she doesn,t encounter trouble with the police. Tell them you were anxious to get to work, Mary. ROSE PALLATTO GENERAL BVSINESS Since Guy Lombardols or- chestra annoys Ro, we ima- gine she has not many of his records among her collection. LOUISE PASCIAK GENERAL ACADEMIC In addition to duties of bill- ing clerk at Stahlls, Butch's other interest is a dietitian's degree When the Lights' Go On Againf' ALBERT POSTLE COLLI-ICE ENTRANCE Doc's worry is having his car break down. You should real- ly change your ambition from scientist to mechanic and save some money, Albert. WILLIAM PROSSER GENERAL ACADEMIC Pross didn't find much time for his hobby, sleeping, dur- ing assemblies. He claims they disturbed him. xi A A