Tonawanda High School - Tonawandan Yearbook (Tonawanda, NY)

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CLASS OF '42 Donald Reid, Prnident As president of the class of '42, Beany has not only distinguished himself by be- ing socially A-1, but he has also received recognition in basketball, tennis, and bad- minton. A toast to Don. He's everybody's friend, and every- body is his friend. Michael J. Cutt, Vin- Prn. Tall, dark, handsome-a per- fect figure of man. Mike's social poise, subtle humor, and broad smile have gained him many admirers. Capable and popular - the class's choice for vice-president. John Cherkauer, Szcrztary This dark, good-looking sen- ior has successfully sported the red and white colors in the swimming pool and on the tennis court. He's the capable and popular senior class sec- retary. Mary W. Collins, Treafurn Vivacious and versatile, with a lively spirit that alone makes her outstanding. Maryls an all-around athlete, an excellent swimmer, and a good dancer. Her cheerlead- ing helped send us to victory last fall.

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Student: of America are granted the privilege of select- ing their own course: of study--the opportunity to fol- low the vocation: of their choice: In many countries today, the lives of young people are moulded in ac- cordance with a dictator'.r greed. We are proud of our country-proud to be able to say, We are the Free.

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William J. Ball A fun-lover and practical joker with an ever-present wit, Boris has no scarcity of friends. Through his nu- merous activities-he has made something of his high school days. .onli aa. Mary A. Berg Mary's gaietyhwit, and per- sonality stand out wherever' she is..Very energetic, she takes a keen interest in ath- letics, shining as an example of vim, vigor, and vitality. Rose V. Bodie ' Friendly and vivacious, Rose is liked by all who know her. She has distinguished herself in all athletics through her cooperative spirit, her ability, and her sportsmanship. Carolyn R. Brumm Eflicient, business-like- Car- olyn has gained recognition as the capable Editor of the Komment . Participation in other activities and a high scholastic average gained her membership to the National Honor Society. LaVerne L. Abraham Abie will leave behind an admirable football record. A diminutive fellow, he has achieved great things. A likeable disposition has won him many friends and has made him welcome every- where. Catherine C. Ball Supposedly quiet, good na- tured Kitty is well-liked. A good sport-she is an en- thusiastic athlete. Engaged to an army man-she may some day be an oflicer's wife. Doris M . Beaver Although Doris seems re- served, she possesses the quality of being a sincere, fun loving friend. Her cheer- fulness.and pleasing manner have made her well liked by all who know her. John H. Beringer A sandy-haired, retiring fel- low whose chief interest has been in shop work. Although his slight build has not lent itself to participation in in- terscholastic sports-he has been active in intramural basketball. Joyce S. Boyle -Ioyce's tall blond beauty and graceful figure commend a second look from everyone. Sweet sophistication prob- ably characterize her best- but she is fun-loving and lively as the occasion de- mands. Marion G. Burns Equally efficient in the class- room, club room, and in athletics- Gert makes a success of anything she un- dertakes. Intelligent, capa- ble, cooperative, she became a member of the National Honor Society as a junior. Robert H. Anderson An all-around fellow- Oc- cie proved his leadership ability as business manager of the Tonawandan . His athletic ability was evidenced in basketball. All combined to bring him membership to the National Honor Society. Virginia J. Ball Quietly efficient and consci- entious-Virginia is always willing to do her part. Ami- able and easy - going - her temperament is contrary to that of most red heads. A