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

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im? L o 'L7 J' W sl x ,7ffk'J . cg e or ' o x..4V 'I M . . ,,. Ilere are fl1CAllll1l0l' UI'Cl1CSfI'11 memhers. lhls past yezu' we have haul only Ll small numlmer representing the juniors, hut they playeal well :mal contrilwutell much to the success of the orchestra. The lmml was well representecl lmy-lL1l1l0l's. ,-Xnumg rhem was lfugene Pletuli, the president of the huml. 'llhese lust groups are the juniors whose voices helpecl to make our glee clulas such prominent organ- IZZHIUNS GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB .Ymmlm!q.' f2.1lh, Rm-s, fliuscppclli, Schimschzxck, Sflblllilllll, XXl1ll'fL'Illlk'l'. I'lu-l.nu. -V1'1.f1'1f.' Sl'lll'l', VIVX, f'Ur1IJt'l'. BAND Rafe J: flenlf, Lulms, I.lll'lj'XX'l'l'i, Ygxllluwicll, l'iel.nk. ORKIIIICSTRA llmc !: Mr. Slu-an-r, js-rlu, Hlllgt'l'l, lltllllilll-ll.l, liiuygm-rl, Lux, Yaankuviclm, l'im-laik. Hllrgs-ss, SlllYl'ly. l I

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v-N' 1 fr , Mr. Forty-niner, We Want to take you a step higher and introduce you to the junior clzlss. The oilicers are Gary Gilmore, Julia Huzzelli, Dick Stilwell, and K. glcil U'Connor. 'llhese and some lucky others are going to he future leaders in N1 the hlationzil Honor Society. Next, is the group that is helping to make the lllil IEW 21 success. Last are the outstanding juniors who Hparlent francais, OFFICERS l3uzzelli,Gil1nore, O'Connor, Stilwell REVIEW Rat: -I: Norris,Kreger,Duwes,DiBernardo Row 3: Marlin, Yzmkovich, Giurclino, Mulligan Schulmeislcr, Meisner, Schulz. Row 2: Osinski Shively, Giuseppclli, Pinkowski, Buzzelli, Holland Row l: lX'lielcurek, Solmocinski, Lowden, Broecker, llromowyk, lVIlllIIU2lI1. HONOR SOCIETY Row 2: Szmtorri, O'Connor, Dempster, Norris. Raw 1: Mr. Craglron, Taylor, Werner, Buzzelli, Hromowyk, Millimun. FRENCH CLUB Risius, Unferzlross, Sherman. X

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CLASS Those white jerseys you no- ticed, old-timer, are a sign that those boys are members of the Varsity Club, an organization which aims to promote a high standard of sportsmanship and co- operation and to give due recog- nition to letterman. Gary Gilmore, a junior, serves as vice-president of this group. Here is the junior staff of the yearbook. They have done a won- derful job this year, taking over much of the aft work. VVorking on they ve done their part and have own that the juniors can always the annual is a hard task, but 5-b elied upon to do their best. Q' . here, Mr. Forty-niner, is tli ca. of the junior play waiting 'to et you. The play was entitled 'I We ook the Family Tree. Our irector was the capable Miss Petrie! T leads were taken by Pat Coope d Alan Beeman. VVe wonder if Fat really does give her family such a lively time. VVhy wonder about Alan? VVe know how charming he looks in knickers! VVe know the actors, actresses, stage crew, director, and properties com- mittee loved every minute of the grueling job. ff' .Ti . iiirdig, To I2 fctd, 5 ff' VARSITY CLUB funderclassmenj Row 2: Galu- szewski, Cary, Schumacher. Row l: Dempster, Fronczak, Oswald, Malone. YEARBOOK STAFF Row 2: Schulmeister, Hromowyk, Milliman, Risius, Cooper. Row l: Werner, Yankovich, Dawes. PLAY CAST Row 3: Santorri,Cooper,Chiccone, Hurtubise, Miss Petrie, Schulmeister, Foley, Lewis, Ziehm Row Z: Mislin, VVerncr, Beeman. Row I: Wherry, Rosette, Risius.