Tonawanda High School - Tonawandan Yearbook (Tonawanda, NY)

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LUCY HELL Another of our tall seniors who has a bright, friendly smile and is a friend to one and all. Although quiet, Lucy has distinguished herself as an adept student. MARY,-HEIMILLER A quiet, unassuming girl, who is a good listener and untiring friend, such as Mary, is bound to reach her ultimate goal. JAMES I-IELLER Another of those small classmeneJim's talent as a French-horn player has given him a fine state rat- ing, and a fine rating with his class. As for sports, his is swimming. BETTY HENDERSON A tiny lass with a. care-free nature, Betty has to be known to be appreciated. She displays good sports- manship in all her activi- ties. Never tiring of a good joke, she always enjoys a hearty laugh. WALLACE HELWIG A good-looking, personable fellow such as - Wally', is a splendid addition to any Senior Class, and we know that he will be equally as valuable to Uncle Sam's Navy in June. ALLAN I-IERSHELL Alu has become practi- cally indispensable to the Senior Class and the Year- book Staff with his ingen- ious sense ol' humorand his clever photography. He's hoping to become a pilot in Uncle Sam's Navy. ROBERT HIETZEL Hetz has put forth much effort as a member of many senior committees to help make his high school career successful. Basketball fur- nished him with a major let- ter. - i JACK HOTTER Fuzz is an outstanding favorite of both boys and girls, and will long be re- membered for his ever pres- ent smile. Tennis, basket- ball, and dancing are his favorites and he 'does him- self proud in each. AUDREY HOWARD A definite beauty has led to her position as Victory Queen, a definite intelli- gence to Secretary of the National Honor Society. These qualities have com- bined to make And a charming person. dt DONA LD HOWLAND Silence is more eloquent than words, but Don has not let his quiet manner block the way to friend- ship-ready for fun, ready for a good laugh and always personable. , M . ,flu REGINA JACKSON Jean's job as usherette keeps her busy, but she finds time for basketball and volleyball. Though un- able to attend Junior Class- ical League meetings she is still actively interested in this worthy organization. F 43' ,. +4-vi A k 4 . in , J , h ,.:v.p.,' f -43 riff A 1 QQQNW fefglfiigg' ' ' 1Sif.'.c.?l,.m. . H . l.. GRACE JANIG3 Prim, neat, and cheerful are adjectives which pro- nounce Grace as a chosen friend. Her name means patience which she has combined with a flawless character, thus making her a worthy member of the National Honor Society. gr, ' Q

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VERNON EDIN His peace of mind and' quiet way are destined to place and keep him on the road to success. His part- time job has given him a good start toward his goal. SHIRLEY EISENHAUER Beneath this quiet person- ality and unassuming smile there is hidden Shirley's most notable asset, a sens- ible character. She can al- ways be depended upon for HOWARD ENSMINGER Several outside jobs, coupl- ed with the responsibilities bestowed upon a member of the Tonawandan Business Staff have joined to make him a reliable senior. MARGUERITE FOSS Marguerite masks her un- usually witty sense of hu- mor by a shy, friendly smile, but get to know her and you'll have fun. VIVIAN FOSTER Small and dark with a mis- chievous twinkle in her eyes, popular in both sports and social activities because she has u likeable disposi- tion, Viv is welcome ev- erywhere. friendly companionship. BETTY FREER Here we have a cheerful Miss, who is quietly efli- cieut. Betty is reserved, but has a personality all her own. She takes life smoothly which should prove that her future will be Smooth Sailing. IRVING GRAWE Football and part time work at Van Ranlte have taken most of this fellow's time. His quietness and sincerity are especially acl- mired by his classmates. CAROL GRISWOLD Quickly und quietly effi- cient, this miniature Miss lives at top speed, with- out a wasted moment. She will get the best out of life through her good hu- mor and gift for gay repar- tee. i .L E, CHESTER FULLER MARGARET GAU Brush , our record break- ing swimming captain, has gained the admiration of his many friends through his amiability and his un- disguised modesty. He holds the league record for the 220, and has earned his T in football. Margaret has gained the highest of recognition throughout the school as a true scholar. Her enviable position has been Won by natural ability and con- scientious study. GENEVA GROBE I-Iere's a girl that really goes in for sports. Her keen athletic ability and good sportsmanship have gained her membership in the Girls' Letter Club. Noth- ing succeeds like success. EVELYN HEIM A quiet collected girl with a very industrious charac- ter, Evelyn's already busy working part time. In school, her main interests have' followed the sports line.

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