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

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2 'Q 13' Q 'Q 9 :Ok I If fi 1 Lots Jr:-vw Smut. mast-zu.-u, ACAm:w1u: l,ois is the person who wants to be on time just onreg but wonders if she ean ever ful- fill her dream. sinre her in- terest is sleeping. wvll.I.l4'XI S1'onm' tpmklul. Atmumllc Wire sure Bill will llt'I'0lIIC a professional ping pong player sinee both his hobby and fa- vorite sport are this fast map- ing game. Dono'rln' S'I'1l K tzrzwllul. .MIAIDEINIIII Stamp eolleeting will be a good hobby for this future Wave. Why the natty? To see the world. or is there another reason P linwm Svvnznsz 1:1-zwzlul. Attxmixllc lid simply r'un't stand girls putting make-up on in publie. l guess thafs where his fa1'or4 ite expression. Oh nuts . names into the pieture. llmomls S'I'RA5hl-ll. GI-INHR-Xl. ,u:.urm1u: Ho has begun her eareer. So friendly and reliable a young lady will reaeh the top. 'XLICI-1 'l'r:.lA l2l'1Yl'1Il'Xl. ACADEMIC Wy Dreams are Getting Het- ter All the Time. sings Al at llurphfs and visions herself in rnysteriously foreign plaees. w7II.l.lAM S1111-zcmil. czriwl-LMI. ACADEMIC Although Will is a carpenter during the summer. we lfnou' he would much prefer being out in the woods hunting. RllISl'1R'I' S1'nxsslsl'm: lil-IN!-ZR.-il. Covusti As nzueh as Strass hates get- ting up in the morning, he wouldn't mind if he could loolf forward to a day of hunting or -hshing. Imzmz S'rwtx urzsmml. .MPXIDIHNIIIT ll.'e's ambition is to get a good job which pays good money. lIon't give up hope. Irene. Tw Swnznsz CICNERAI. .MINDETNIIIT Ted appears to have high and heavenly ambitions while he listens to Slardust . and ron- sumes rolfes at Cabofs. .lov 'l'AY1.on GI-INERAI. BVSINI-:ss At the present Tootie's job is being a hrs! elass soda jerk. but she hopes in the future to ber-ante a good blues singer. AIl'l'HllR 'l'om.1.m:u m:N1-:RAL ACAD:-:Mic Admiral will have to ehange his nielfname when he be- vomes an aeronautit-al engi- neer. Youll be working around planes not boats. Arthur. GLEN G AY ROPHY WINNE lCnw'Aun Zliillllli I 4 HHN EIC XI. .MI-KD!-IM IC lff e thought sports were top importanee in Zig's life. but it seems he would rather talfe orer foe s wagon and sell peanuts with Tol1x '.

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FLURILNCI: TONDI-QR-K HFICRETARI-Xl. cmmsiz .sW,01U.', says Flossie as she bangs the type- writer tlisgusterlly. antl wonrlers what to flu this erening after S'Tu'ilight Time.' AM.. LEGION RATORICAL WARD lLI.oI:IA SmI,IsI-1 IJHNIZRII, III'sINI1as Gong intentls to win II place as a rarlio singer. What will be your theme song. Gloria? lhlflllllllli Sf:IIoI4I,I. ul-LNIZRAI. Whafs the oerupation. rizrile ian or military. George? You hare lfept us guessing. ,XI Imm' SI:HImI1IxI:I: 1:ow1IvIILIICIAI. Ito you think that Auifs fa- l?0l'l'f8 expression, Pardon me .lor living, is her excuse un- til she learns how to rlrive rarefully. NIIRJURII-1 SIII1I.Imm sl4'CRl'1TARlAI. We woulrl like to ash' Margie just what she rlreams about. lt's a 171.11011 it isn't Nelson lfrlrly. PIIYI.LIs SKIIIJII IQILNIIIIAI. ACADIIIIIIC Punkin just wants to be happy in the future. Right now she's busy with hunting anrl getting planes on time. What lfinrl of hunting? Lola SPARKS GENILRAI. Sparlrie's ambition in life is to hare curly hair. How van it be when swimming is her favorite sport? ,I num SI:IIILuILI.I. I:IfsINI1ss Syllfesterfs ambition. Na UI life. may soon be realizetl. Lefs hope he entertains his mates with a song or two-W lfrosbv style. Nl-xIu:exIII1T Sf:IIoI:NFI3I,IJ'I' ILIJNEIIAI. ACADEMIC Shanie's future pupils will probably use her pet phrase, That's tough . in regard to those tllath. tests she will present to them. Prim: SI:mvI.I: GICNEKAI. Semp says that her favorite subjert hasn,t been origin- atezl, but cheerleading anal bowling hearl her list of ar- tiivities. YICTOR SIILIIACKI IQINILIIAI, His fast thinking and ability to repair ears will sore Vie from truilging down dusty roads in the ll. S, Infantry. SxI.I.II: Sion 1:oI.I.I1cI: INTRANCI1 Keep tryingf Sloatie's mot- to will be ,oft repeated as she attempts to purchase her own rar. Hope sl1e,ll always be awake when maneuvering it about. JI'I.IA Suouowtx COMMERCIAL BOOKKIJEPINC Julie's hobby as a choir sing- er has ileveloperl in her a sense of timing. That may be the reason she canit tolerate late confers.

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MARIE PROHASKA COLLEGE ENTRANCE Our G.A.A. president, Flash, has taken a keen interest in all sports. We are positive sheill make an excellent gym instructor. 44 AOA. SPORTS WINNER JOHN TONDERA MARY TRINKWALIJER GENERAL BUSINESS COLLEGE ENTRANCE Fer heaven's sake, Thunder, Trinky turns to her long as- if corny guys are your pet signments, but her mind wan- peeve, then why the strong de- sire to become another Bob Hope? RICHARD TIYSSINC GENERAL Say, Stuyfllebeaml Why the many hours in Kenmore? We're sure you're not picking tulips. ARLENE WEINHEIMER GENERAL BUSINESS Arl's career as a nurse will be a successful one if she keeps singing away her blues. We donlt think itls a big joke either. CHARLES WERTI-I COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chuck hopes his hobby, pre- dicting the weather, might lead to his becoming a big business man. What is your aim, Chuck-chief weather man? JEAN WEIGAND COMMERCIAL lean claims her pet peeve is people who Always,' call her Red. They have a good rea- son though. WALTER WITTE GENERAL Maybe Buffs pet peeve is blonde hair, but that doesnlt check with the gal living at a certain number Sweeney St. ders to those sports activities for the next day. ELAINE URBAN COLLEGE ENTRANCE Sliver's pet peeve, being late, might be a warning to her fu- ture patients when she suc- ceeds in becoming an MD. ANN WERKLEY COLLEGE ENTRANCE Happy-go-lucky Ann ponders which is the rightest, Hain't or Ainltv? Hope she knows when trying that exam for the Marines. FLORENCE WIECI-I GENERAL Pm Beginning to See the Light,', declares Flo, speaking about the distracting subject, history. COLLEEN WILKE GENERAL COMMERCIAL Connie has shown her school spirit in her three years as cheerleader. She has done all right with her ambition, too. RIITI-I ZORKAS GENERAL ACADEMIC Staying home Saturday nights, this secretary reads books about journalism. Faint notes of '6Begin the Beguine drift from the radio. '-we if M li ml '1 if