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

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OI' '52 Continuing out tour, we are accompanied by out ofiicets Daniel Keefe, prcsitlcntg Sully 'l'oniaszewsl4i, vice-ptesitlentg Ricliarcl Guzy, SQCFGYZITYQ anal Rnlmrt Rcsfcl, ttcusutct. We pass lay tomn 4 whctc tlie lftcncli Cluli is in session, 'lll111f'S freshman Mary Rumlmltl collecting tlie clues. Un tlic sccoml Hoot, in tlic lilutury, fi-oslf' Doris Stanton is putting lmnks away. Finzllly on thc tliii-tl Hum' wc fintl more freshmen writing and usscinliling thc next ctlitiun tif tlic Rf:-:vi,ian'. IFRENCIICLUIXN1m,liny.-H.Stulwlis,Nl. Rumlmlfl, FRESHMAN OFFICERS R. Cuxy, S, iliwlllll- BI. Nlirzuilri, S. Sylwslvr. .Yri.'tnf.' ll, lil'llW2lI't', M. SZl'WSki, U- Kl'l'fl', R- Ri-Sm-I. Lzllnink, li. l,z1vvry, N. liilfllllfllillllb, Kurnukt-r. REVIEW STAFF lh,-rc 5: Nl. Llnyml, I'. Nil-tln-, S. l.t-limzui, A. lluslings. lhftqt' .'.- Xl. Nlillvr, ll. I.m'vgrm't-, N. liill'lHIl'll1llltl. Ruta' 1: R. l,t-lwviw, LIBRARY ASSISTANT IJ. Sllllllllll li. 'l'rinkwaltlt-r, Nl. Rlllllllllltl. li

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CLASS Our tour lmegins with the freshman class and takes us first to our music wonderland. Here the voices of the girls' and boys' glee cluhs float through the hallsg the gay din of the band is echoed by the sound of stamping feetg and the restful music of the orchestra compels us to stop and listen. The band stirs our school spirit while the glee cluhs and orchestra displa f t things in a musical way at some of our assemblies Manv from oi ' e part in our musical activities and in the luture will lead them ' KM ' fQ M ,sew c. M BAND Row 4: Scalia, Stolzenburg, Buryta Mosher Lewis. Row 3: Houston,VVoytila, Moeller Schultz: Delgrosso. Row 2: D. Zuch, Plummerl M. Zuch, Dreier, Rcszel. Raw I: Nasiff, Freise Benware, Lebrenz, Schumacher. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row al: Christopher, Yanclerheite, Vlatters, Leverentz, Pasishnyk, Afldy Thomas, Pfund. Row 3: Labiak, Bush, Henneman , Arnts, Wbyers. Raw 2: Holody, Rosluml, Hammett Baumgartner, Beiter. Row 1: Blachowicz, Barbar- itano, Barone, Benware, Dil.eone. ORCHESTRA Row 2: Schumacher, Delgrosso Scalia,VVrege. Row 1: Rumbolcl, Pasishnyk, Fischer Root. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Raw 2: Henneman, Smith Scilcr, Benthin. Raw 1: Frcisc, Nowark, Pellegrino

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f CLASS Well, Mr. Forty-niner, if you are ready for the second chapter of our story, we will fcontinue on to our sophomore class. J This is our band. They did a splendid piece of work throughout the year. Their busy schedule called for playing at football games, assemblies, dances, and even a con- cert. Uur band of this year was looked upon as one of the best in VVestern New York. Now, here is our orchestra. Under the capable direction of Mr. Shearer, who also directs our band, this group proved itself worthy too of particular attention. During the past year, they showed that our school can produce a line orchestra as well as a fine band. There can be no better follow-up for these two groups than to visit our glee clubs. First on our trip is our boys' glee club. This year, old-timer, our boys proved a credit to our school with their line group vocalization of familiar songs. However, we can't leave our girls' glee club off the list, Mr. Forty-niner. Their interpretations of nearly every type of music provides a fond set of memories of our sophomore yearf' BAND Row 4: Boehm, Mariotti, Cary, Eggert, VVerth, Kahle- Row 3: Globe, Pietak, Smith, Freck, Sterritt, Clark, Peterson Row 2: Butzbach, Vllendt, Galassi, Bridge, Bowen, Di Rocco Row 1: Merletti, Osadnik, Bucciarelli, Zobrist, Mazzuchelli Wilczek, Strong. 1 ORCHESTRA Sanding: Mazzuchelli, Merletti, Harrington, Buchhardt, Globe, Galassi. Seated: Braun, Bush, Slevener, Yankovich, Peterson, Ford. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Goodrich, Roloff, Ganley, Egger! VVrazin, Urbaniak, VVurl, Lane. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row 3: Ellman, Genet, Lavey, Bowen Sroclawa. Row 2: Hurdiss, Cribbs, Zellner, Harmon, Helf Row l: Durick, Konarski, Battisti, Luther.