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

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FRESHMAN L'lv45.S' We are the Hnew look freshmen. ln the beginning of our first year at N. T., to many of us the 'fnew look was one of bewilderment when we couldn't find Study D and then one of hurt surprise when we found it was not on the fourth floor as someone had told us. Many odd accessories were added to the anew looki' as toothbrushes appeared in the girls' hair and the boys sported bright jerseys and flashy ties. Big moments in our lives were the few assemblies we saw, the thrill of our first foot- ball game as high school students, and seeing our names on the merit and honor rolls, for, though hemlines have been getting lower, our marks have been rising. .S'0Pfl0MORf C'lf45'.S' We, the class of 1950, otherwise known as sophomores, having overcome the initial stages of high school life, are no longer bewildered by strange faces, long, seemingly endless corridors, and hard to find classrooms. We have grown up and our classmates have entered into the fun of school life as is evidenced by our representation in girls' and boys, sports, cheerleading, twirling and music, as well as on the publication staffs and the honor roll. Sophomores we are, but juniors we soon hope to be. Chapter 2 is almost finished, and we eagerly anticipate whatever the future holds for us, hoping that the third edition of our story outsells all others. At the same time, we wish future classes the same amount of success we have obtained through the guidance of our skillful directors. JONl0R 61455 Soon after the election of our class officers, the junior class sprang into action. Our first project was a play, which was a pronounced success. This was the first play ever given by a junior class. A few weeks after the play, our class embarked on a cam- paign for selling magazines, which netted us a good sum toward our class rings. In the matter of extra-curricular activities we juniors loom large on the horizon. We are running neck and neck with the seniors for high spots on the honor roll. There is a large junior participation in the other activities such as sports, band, orchestra, glee clubs and the school magazine, the REVIEW. We juniors owe many thanks to Mrs. Martin and Mr. Fonner, our deans, for their capable supervision, which was a great help to us. 26