Tonawanda High School - Tonawandan Yearbook (Tonawanda, NY)

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William J. Groffenberger Although Bill didn't partici- pate actively in school activi- ties he did his part as bugler of troop 77. After enjoying the summer season Bill hopes to continue as bugler in the navy. Lois J . Hay , A girl whose true personality is revealed only to her friends. Casual and fun-loving with a pleasant sense of humor- Lo is most at home on the dance floor. Shirley J. Hicks ' Cheerful chatter and bub- bling laughter fill the room when Shirley is around. Her blond, curly hair and blue eyes give her an individual attractiveness. Many friends -both boys and girls. Corrine M. Holtz Ambitious-she is always husy doing something. ln- telligent-her writing ability was put to use for the Komrnent . Independent, Corrine is already working part time. James E. Godfrey Here's another National Hon- or Society member. We have found in jim a combination of keen intelligence and re- fined character. His quiet Ways cannot conceal his like- able disposition. Elsie M. Gough Elsie has expressed herself best through her participa- tion in the band, orchestra, and chorus. Reserved, sin- cere, quiet-she is well suited to her choice of vocation, writing. C. Edward Harmon Here's the fellow whose vivid imagination supplies those thrilling stories which appear in the Komment . He also possesses a friendly disposi- tion which should bring him success in his later life. G. Willard Heylmun A fellow whom you have to know to appreciate. Although he seems to be retiring, once you know him, you can't help but like his good spirits and jolly friendliness. Albert H. Holesko A jovial, happy - go -lucky manner has made this fellow a favorite of all his associates. A bowling average that is well-nigh 200 speaks for itself. Janice M . Hultman Take several flashing smiles, two friendly green eyes, a deli htful sense of humor andga bit of old Sweden! mix them together, and you have Janice Hultman. C171 xf' ff., SZ 1' ' ' l Eve Gollgi dl.. Ev lyn's vivaciousnfss and clear-ringing laughter have made her well-known in the field of sports. We'll all re- member her as a member of th Stardusters -all girl or- Jestfa. James T. Greenzweig An industrious worker, jim has offered his cooperation, and many good ideas to his class. Scholastic work has received most of his atten- tion. A really swell fellow.

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0 ' X ,. X i Norma J. Gademsky 2 Intelligence, beauty, and per- asonality are seldom found in y. such ample quantities. Pos- . i sessing outstanding leader- -ship ability-Norma has fre- quently held club offices. The capable secretary of the National Honor Society. Dorothy A. Garlapo Dorothy goes her own way- quietly accomplishing her appointed tasks. Her secre- tarial ability has proved in- valuable to the A'Komment and the TonawandanH. Her athletic achievements have brought her added recogni- tions. A oward E. Geltz quiet, modest fellow who as not chosen to participate ,rc in any activities other than ' V' Ubadminton. Having finished J education-Howard will 4' llow in his father's foot- i - teps as a contractor. J Anita R. Gipp Anita possesses those intangi- ble qualities that lead to popularity. Gipper's jour- nalistic inclinations were ex- pressed in the Komment, Tonawandan, and T. H. S. Notes. Busy? That isn't the word for it. A little person who accomplishes big things. Esther M. Flodin An expert in all sports- Esther has gained recognition as an ideal girl athlete. Ef- ficient-a valuable typogra- pher for the Komment . Geraldine M. Foster Red - haired, pug - nosed, freckled-Gerry is all you expect her to be. An ace athletic, brimming over with fun and laughter-you always know when Gerry is present. Betty V. Garlapo Neat in appearance, experi- enced in secretarial work- she has chosen the field of business for a career. As to another future-Louie Stad- ler already has a corner in Betty's life. Thomas E. Garrity Rough and ready on the foot- ball fieldg graceful and soft- voiced on the dance Hoor. Displaying a talent for dra- matics-Tom was awarded a prominent role in the Senior Play. Charles H. Giese Talented in dramatics and music-Charles has devoted most his of time to them. Meanwhilemaintainingahigh scholastic average-the Na- tional Honor Society claimed him as a member. Betty L. Glynn Always willing to do her part and more - - . Betty is a welcome member to any or- ganization. A lively sense- of-humor and an amiable spirit add to her popularity. Dorothy J. Forth A petite figure, spontaneous smile, and lovely hair are her superior assets. Always A step ahead--Dot is already working and engaged to Bob Ernst. Donald G. Fuller Da Da Dit is a suitable begin- ning for Don's write-up. Thirty words a minute is our authority that Don may be chief telegrapher in one of our new battleships.

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George Keleher Coming in contact with George always seems a pleas- ure. Heis friendly and very easy to like. Football has been his warm outside inter- est. Light-hearted-he always seems busy and happy. Rose K. Kraft Rose has a sweet and friend- ly personality which has al- ready resulted in a job for her. Too busy working-she hasn't had time for much else besides her scholastic work. Shirley A. Kreger Small, dark, feminine -- a pretty lass from Grand Island. Anxious to do her bit for the class of '42-she has spent her noon hours selling candy. Jeanne LaFle'ur Dark hair, dark eyes--typical characteristics of the French. Concentrating on a few ac- tivities-Jean has been able to offef her full cooperation, conscientiousness, and ami- ability to them. Adrian G. Human A commuter from the coun- try-Adrian has selected a college education in agricul- ture for his next goal. A solid build and conscientious at- titude should prove- to be of valuable assistance. Lois M. Jordon She looks reserved and quiet -but-on the contrary-She is lively and full-of-fun. Be- sides maintaining a com- mendable scholastic record, she has found time for ath- letics, and club activities. A faithful Komment con- tributor. Richard F. Kinzly A keen mind and sporting attitude are very typical of Dick. He has been found worthy of National Honor Society membership, and is well deserving of his host of friends. LaGrand S. Kramer In his short stay at T. H. S., LaGrand has made many friends. His membership in the Bowling Club and parti- cipation on the magazine sale committee have ac- quainted him with many students. Charles Kuhns If there is value in being carefree this fellow should be a millionaire. Numerous clubs and sports have found a place for him during his four years in T. H. S. Joan D. Luick Blonde hair and brown eyes, a dimpled smile, and that certain something add up to make joan pretty and popu- lar. She has easily swung into the social whirl at T. H. S. in two years. David J anke If you've seen that tall, blond boy around, whose chief in- terest is guns-that's Dave. He also likes swimming and basketball. Undoubtedly he is the kind of fellow to call your friend. Margaret Kassay Independent, efficient - she goes .about her business with- out waiting for others. Tal- ented in music, Margaret is the pianist for the Stardust- ers, an all-girl orchestra. 11