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

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B X Jof science, medicine, engineering, teaching and the fine arts. We are now X f f . we f ill , ' I li ,fl J ,, J N for fn , sf W-, . 'df 5 ,Q , it , . ,J ,f I J ll ll It ll W 0 lill The sands of our time at NTHS have run out and before we leave, we should like to let you in on our activities during our four delightful years X ere. We have made progress in many ways during these four years. -2 '. 1 e of our dreams have been realized, others developed, new plans laid, arid We have traveled far down the road toward happy, successful and iseful citizenship. The years since 1900 have seen marvelous advancement in the fields prepared to go out into the world to do our part to make our country and especially our community a better place in which to live with more and greater advantages than ever before in history. This book contains the story of our activities and accomplishments. lt tells of the people who helped us on our way and of our friends in other classes. Now, we of the class of 1950, stand on the threshold of a great new life! What it has in store for us is as yet unrevealed. Where will we be when the next century rolls around? Will we have made our mark in the world? Whether we be great or small, famous or unknown, let us hope that in our own particular calling we shall stand forth as successful individuals. Meet the future citizens of America-this yearls seniors! HO' call back yesterday, bid time return. -SHAKESPEARE 1 KW BE