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

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5'fNl0R.S' WII.I,IAM IIRICCA . . . Bill . . . a fe-lla with a ple-as- ing pe-rsonality . . . his laughte-r is warm and sine-e-rv . . . plans to be- a elraftsman . . . the-rv is no doubt as to his sum'- re-ssl EUGENE IIROECKER . . . Eng . . . personality plus . . . rathe-r lutnt than do che-mistry . . . REVIEW staff . . . like-s to argue- with Mr. Cragbon, but hope-s to follow in his footste-ps. GROVER IIROOKS . . . known as Bud . . . clte-e-rful . . . e-asy going . . . good looking . . . his hobby is we-ight lifting tlook out girlsll . . . tnay be-e-onte- anotlte-r Ste-ve Re-e-ve-s. JOAN C. ISRZECZKKIWSKI . . . ,loanif- . . . cute- as a button . . . a whiz at sports, e-spe-cially baske-thall . . . mis- e-hie-f unde-r a gay disguise- . . . will brighte-n any office- in which she- works. - GERTRUDE BRZEZINSKI . . . Ce-rt . . glamazon', g, . . . he-r sunny loe-ks se-nd off gle-atning lights . . . patie-nt and mode-st . . . works hard at anything she- docs , . , se-en in the- V' future- as a dovtor. ,. - EUGENE IIUCCIARELLI . . . But1'lt . . . take-s things in ' stride- . . . good dance-r . . . like-s blonde-s . . . se-nior maga- zine- conunitte-r . . . wants to be- a busine-ssman , . . what kind of businc-ss? ROBERT RIFCIIIIARDT . . . Bob . . . ht-'s past that stage-, but why is he- always valling for his Dolly? . . . you'll soon find lloh putting sticks in fttelgivle-s for Se-alte-st lee- Cre-ant. MAYBELLE BURNELL . . . quiet . . . dry sense- of humor . . . nive- to know . . . star on championship bowling te-am in 1946 A..l.ll.C .... would like- to be- a merchandise- buyer -for Murphy's? DARLENE BETTY IIUSCII . . . Dar . . . happy-go-lurky . . . Mr. Tit-rne-y's rightshand man . . . likt-s to have- fun and usually doe-s . . . hope-s to l1e-e-ome- a sf-cre-tary. 5 M' CERALDINE CAMMARE . . . 'Ile-rry . . . lots of pe-p . . . M shine-s in sports and got-s all out for tht-m . . . like-s partie-s . . . the- var ke-e-ps he-r busy . . . wants to be- a physical vdu- cation te-ache-r. NELDA M. CAMERON . . . Ne-llie- , the- bowling e-nthttsiast . . . a 5 foot bundle- of giggle-s . . . tried hard in Fre-nvh . . . he-lpe-el pie'k the- se-nior rings . , . he-arte-et for Ce-ne-se-o State- 'Ilt'lll'lll'l !4' Colle-ge-. ROCCO CARERI . . . Rick . . . lidde-ly-wink champion X and prottd owne-r of the- I.azyman's Trophy . . . tso he- says it . . . future- plans Mako my millions as a draftsman, re-tirv and sle-vp. I 3 . DOROTIIY CARLO . . . Carlo . . . t-arned a le-tte-r for her twirling with the- N.'l'.Il.S. band . . . in the- future- she- will join the- parade- of the- nurse-s . . . lots of luck! MARGY CARPENTER . . . Marge- . . . thath's howwibly 'Q eewtte-l . . . pre-tty and pe-titv . . . our favorite- twirle-r . . . , Q ' . x e-ouleln't be- rudt- if she- trie-el . . . like-s cle-rking and will do it in the- future-. gf' FRED CIIETNEY . . . valle-el Te-d . . . has a re-al pe-rsonality ' - and u se-nse- of lnnnor . . . ace- bond sale-sman during the- war fllf- 'Z' . . . plans on be-e-oming a ve-te-rinarian. '- f'2f.'NQlX 'f' S, 5 Elini l -1 f JEAN Clll-ZTNEY sports 1-nthusiast avid knitte-r Q . . . wavy brunrtte- hair . . . e-arne-d a badminton me-dal . . . honor stttde-nt . . . would like- to bc- a typist. IIEATRICE CLINCII . . . Be-a . . . tall dark haired lass with a ke-e-n se-nse- of humor . . . could always bm- found e'he-e-r- ing from the- side- line-s . . . avtive- in sports. L Q X- LIONEI. A. COTE . . . Cltoo-Choo . . . friendly . . . his favorite- litvrature- is vomit- books . . . look out girls! . . . his g he-ad is in the- e-louds . . . would like- to be- an airplane me-- e-huniez

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3 it st, assi' Q Y Y :' 1' ' 'M' My t STNIORS JANICE AIKEN . . . the gal with the laugh . . . vivacious . . . energetic . . . may be found where thereis fun . . . plans to attend a business school. MARILYN ALLBERT . . . Mare . . . small and sweet . . . a smile for everyone . . . what's your favorite song?- Danny Boyu? . . . in the fixture she plans to be a housewife. KENNETH AMACHER . . . heavenly blue eyes . . . quiet . . . bashful . . . in just a few years we may demand to see the manager while shopping at Loblaw's and he will be none other than our Ken. LUCILLE ANASTASI . . . Lulu . . . has personality plus . . . looks galore . . . nthe new look . . . gold basketball and G.A.A. letter . . . a future angel of mercy. ROSE MARIE ANASTASI . . . Roe . . . here is a girl with real character . . . smart and witty too . . . liked to play m . . . especially volleyball . . . will make a fine nurse. Y. GINIA ANDREES . . . .lenny . . . dark hair . . . easy lk with . . . pleasant personality . . . nice to know . . . ,fftc nt . . . bowls . . . aims to be a bookkeeper. A TTY ANN APPLETON . . . Betts . . . likes music . . . cheerful giggle . . . that pleasant telephone operator's hello will be Betty's. HENRY BALLING . . . Hank . . . likes bowling and air- planes . . . interested in hunting and fishing . . . his plans for the future include studying engineering. CATHERINE BARBERIO . . . Kate . . . badminton . . . cute . . . full of fun . . . nice personality . . . liked schoolt?J . . . spends time playing records at work and in her spare time . . . no future plans. MARY DALE BARBOUR . . .better known as '4Torchy . . . can be seen at Zeflvs . . . future plans are to keep having fun . . . hope you succeed in your ambition. MARGARET BARONE . . . L'Beanie,' . . . infectious laugh . . . easy to get along with . . . loves to talk . . . pleasant smile . . . the nicest things come in small packages. LOUISE A. BARTOLOMEI . . . Lulu,' . . . participated in several assemblies . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . to be seen as cosmetician in Parson's Drug Store. if ELSIE L. BAUER . . . sweet and lovely . . . blew a sweet trumpet in the band . . . her favorite dish is Stew'l . . . no wonder that with her pretty blond hair she wants to be a beautician. CHARLOTTE BEHRNS . . . g'Char . . . gay and energetic . . . loves to talk . . . thinks she'tl like to be a telephone op- erator . . . welll be listening . . . watch those wrong numbers. DELORIS J. BENCAL . . . quiet and studious . . . glee club alto . . . takes things in her stride . . . science is her interest . . . will be a medical technician. HELEN BENWARE . . . quiet but full of fun . . . loves to roller skate . . . nice dancer . . . likes to travel to Canada . . . wants to earn a living for a short time. CAROLYN BISHOP . . . quiet and brainy . . . honor stu- dent . . . swell to know . . . lean and lanky . . , plans to at- tend nursing school . . . a future Florence Nightingale. ALENE BRAUN . . . Al . . . band . . . Student Council . . . NORTH STAR . . . band letter . . . quiet . . . loves con- vertibles . . .likes to work . . .wants to be a gift to all women by being a beautician. 6

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.fi 'J' ,ff 1 1 QNURS . 1, f , . ll 1 VIOLET DE MART . . . Viv . . . nice to know and a swell classmate . . . has a sense of humor . . . is active in the Red Cross . . . wants to travel and see the world. MARINO GERALD DE SIMONE . . . known as Mary . . . future Harry James . . . crazy about music . . . N.T. band and orchestra . . . wants to play with Stan Kenton's 3 band. JULIUS DICKY . . . Dick . . . itis not that he's such a wolfg itis just that the girls are such lambs . . . can be seen as owner of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co .... good luck. MARY DIFRANCESCO . . . Mare . . . sweet and petite ,g . . . she's quite a chick . . . in sports she favored basketball ' P and bowling . . . future comptometer operator. ' GLADENE DIRMYER . . . Penny . . . quiet, but eager to . 1 Iz' up 1 '- . help out wherever she can . . . takes care of the N.T. REVIEW Q 'zier lg ' files . . . future ambition is to go to I.B.M. - ' 2 VIRGINIA DOMAGALA . . . Virg . . . junior magazine I drive . . . swell girl . . . brainy . . . good cook . . , plans on . doing something useful in life as a housewife. DONALD E. DUERR . . . The Camera Kid . . . did his work behind the scenes . . . took football movies . . . his am- bition is to be a first rate movie operator. IRENE DUPLICKI . . . blonde . . . full of fun . . . a whiz on the basketball court . . . helped feed the hungry mobs at football games . . . soon will be pounding a typewriter. VICTOR A. DZIKOSKI . . . Vic . . . energetic . . . a --es' constant teaser . . . proud possessor of a gold football . . morale booster of the team . . . one of our future engineers. NORMAN ENGEL . . . Nahm,' . . . the Gene Krupa of the N.T. band . . . good looking and a nice personality . . . won music and honor letters . . . headed for a future in elec- trical engineering. K. ELIZABETH EVANS . . . known as Betty . . . be- longs to the sport-lovers' group . . . has received honor letters and G.A.A. awards . . . knits beautifully . . . hopes to spe- cialize in music. ROBERT EWEL . . . Bob . . . one of our track stars . . . a man of few words . . . whiz in chemistry? . . . honor stu- dent . . . quick and skillful . . . always in a hurry . . . imme- diate future unknown. LOUIS FANTO . . . Lou', . . . has only been here one year but has made many friends . . . tall and husky football man . . . likes music . . . plans to go into the field of business. lj, DOLORES FARINO . . . D.D.T. . . . dynamite don't touch! .. . . . smile of beauty . . . magnetic personality . . . band, honor and cheering letters . . . active in sports . . . loves Ohio . . . f Q' research scientist. WILLIAM FOLLENDORF . . . Bill . . . shutter-bug . . . :-h ..,.'g.. ii quiet until you know him . . . infectious grin . . . on the Y X ,Ad NORTH STAR photography staff . . . a hand trombonist . . . . a pharmacist in the making. .'ii i f f y if iitt ' JOHN FORD . . . his friends call him Johnny . . . man- about-town . . . wavy black hair . . . God's gift to women . . . to be seen as a proprietor of a hunting lodge in Canada. WILLIAM FORTH . . . Bill . . . quiet but happy . . . won a band letter with his clarinet . . . roller skating enthu- siast . . . likes sports especially baseball . . . headed for com- mercial artistry. RICHARD FOSE . . . i'Dick . . . little known but well- liked member of the senior class . . . went out for track . . . striving for a future in pattern making or drafting.