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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li. , if it ,, , '- I OLGA LASKY Good sports run in this family and Olga has done well in living up to that reputation. She has proved herself to be an enthusias- tic good sport and sincere friend-a winner on any team. ROGER LEADERSTORF This half-pint has created hours of enjoyment for his friends through his hearty laughter and spontaneous personality. Good things come in small packages . ,Q . i I I f ' la., Q I gf? UIQ! f '-.uf BETTY LEWI N A Winsome smile and bright eyes showing a trace of bashfulness bring Betty into our senior spotlight. She's in the sport-light, too, with her high athletic rec- ord. CLARENCE LIGHT This blonde graduate is now wearing the blue of Uncle Sanfs Navy. His humorous disposition and all-round friendliness will not easily be forgotten. CHARLES LIVINGSTON Broadminded in his classes, Chuck has a scholar's mind hidden beneath his unas- suming manner. He goes along none too quietly, do- ing his full share and more of every thing he under- takes. DONALD LORICH Work has somewhat limit- ed this fcllow's school in- terests. However, Don, and his inseparable friend, his Model A, are both well- known and liked by many students. SHIRLEY LOWSON Sophistication, her ability to sing, plus a dash of soft Irish beauty, will combine to make Shirl the suc- cessful model she wishes to be. A just fortune awaits the deserving. BETTY LUND Betty's jovial spirit and ever-present vitality have made her exceedingly pop- ular in the world of good sports as well as in the classroom. ROBERT LYONS Although Bob works after school, he has made him- self known through his swimming and track abili- ties. Science also ranks high on his activity list. HARRY McKERNAN This fellow's pleasing dis- position and generous smile have created for him a host of friends. His athletic ability has been ably dem- onstrated in his effective participation in football and track. FRANCES MCNALLY Shining hair and blue eyes that breed nothing but radiant laughter give you a picture of Frau, well- liked by all for her sweet personality and good sports- manship. SHERIDAN MANASEN The National Honor Soc- iety member who led the successful Red Cross Drives. -A cooperative fellow, with a willingness to help out and a sunny disposition which have joined in mak- ing him a worthwhile addi- tion to the '43 class. ll