Tonawanda High School - Tonawandan Yearbook (Tonawanda, NY)

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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

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Ur ,wif'5-5.YgiY11 ' 5. - . . i' 'U v N . 'P ,t . M 3215. , in :Jun x LSA -'WL 5 u , Crt v ' ' V lllixfi. .w..i+ il-fiv,,':,-.-1-,-'..4',i 'dy gg QU. H. 4v: 'e,'uf,re',- ,J 1 .ill L Entre' .gg --31.2.-'.'iI2.. I ,gf g T. in r 'Y 4g'n tf,' N Gp A L PM n?-..r-MC . N i lZL. isisium nk .-XL L4 . JEAN JERGE - Jean has put the experience he gained in the rifle club to good advantage in his outdoor hunting and trap- ping cscapades. A fine fel- low with lots of practical ideas. JACK JOYCE Although Jack seems to drag himself around the corridors he has taken num- erous honors in the 880 run. When Mr. Joyce man- ages to get into class, Mis- chief, thou art afootn. CLAIRE KAISER Now here is something really sweet, ever depend- able, and dear to the hearts of all her associates. Muscles', is noted for her artistic work on the Komment and the Ton- awandann. An N. H. S. A 'i ni ,i f! i is I WALLACE KARYUS Wally has a way of mak- ing himself at home in the science lab. Always ap- preciative of a good joke he has won. a Warm spot in the hearts of his associates. WILLIAM KOEPSEL Another of the group of '43 graduates, who has entered the service. Bill is also a Navy man who fills out that uniform in true Tonawanda style. RAYMOND KOLB Neat in dress and appear- ance, this agile swimmer is usually quiet and thought- ful. Besides his swimming records, Ray has a line scholastic standing espe- cially in mathematics. ALLEN KUNTZ A fun-loving disposition and high scholastic average, especially in history, arc Bud's chief assets. They warrant his membership in the National Honor So- ciety which truly labels him a gentleman and a scholar. DORIS KUNTZ Tull, blond, vivacious-the three salient characteris- tics present in this person. Outside work and active Girl Reserve participation kept Dar plenty busy after the school's routine. 4- ' -0.1117 . A. .- -,,g',E. .ka ia.. -A ,N 4, f. ,A , - -5. rLi'.f?ti.U.L1n, , , , . member too. W2 ii! M L,-97:1-,475-g.' t iwqs-.. - x SHIRLEY KRUSE Shirl's genial personality and fascinating sense of humor have combined to make her a heart-tingling friend. Her dexterity in secreterial work is definite- ly tops. JANET KRAUSS Jan has a host of friends in her path, because she spreads jovial laughter in her wake. She's another one of those students who has finished in three and one half years. DONALD LAMP Here's at fellow who will bear the Marine Corps colors successfully. Huntz has proved very capable of handling himself, anytime, anyplace. . V-. Y,-, . , ...dsx- r,- . 'f' . , J. ff C .1 ed- 1 . Q O, ' ' ' -1 Hi 3231 . - mf. 'V i --iff:-.,' 3-5 L - ,- .... .,,. . - gy.. . I gI3l'.,7'fj.1' W,Hl ':,Zi- '- T q1'g'y,igi'i'1- 'L 'f'f.5,' :.f' ' - Li 'jgL'q,'3 J. 53413,-jl :7Z1ijsJF - ' , .Y 'fa ' .1 , I 4 ELMER LANDEL This carefree Islander has discovered that study alone does not lead to happy high school days. Thus, he has taken a nonchalant outlook which has warrant- ed many good times.

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r' P .v I ' VIVI AN MAY A blond prettiness mixed with great musical talent on the accordion announce the fact that Viv,' is in our presence. We will play the part of a satisfied aud- ience as long as she furn- ARTHUR MERRILL It's actual work and initia- tive that determine our value, and Art has proved to be a quiet and thought- ful worker. A good sport in any sport. CARLTON MEYER Ozzie has decided to follow a tricky profession, namely Magic His pro- fessional travels and splen- did assembly programs have convinced us that we shall some day see his name in EDITH MILLER You have but to meet Edith to know that a full .stream of humor lies beneath her quietness and reserve. Her merry blue' eyes and sin- cere smile are the marks of a true friend. ishes the entertainment. MADGE MILLER Here's an attractive girl thn.t's always ready for a good time with her many friends. But that's not all, Madge is well on her way to becoming an accurate, capable secretary. MARJORIE MILLS Take a sparkling smile, a delightful sense of humor, add the qualities of a real friend and you'll find that Marge has a most individ- ual attractiveness. lights. l i , '. f-- ,1 ROBERT MINN EY Because of work and other outside interests, Bob's school activity has been limited. However, he has learned life's greatest les- son, How to make friends. Y QW ' ' - '5 ?'5iL':-'ivli. MARGARET MOLNAR Marg had distinguished herself throughout the school by her superb sales- manship in the Senior Magazine Sale, and further- more, as a cooperative friend and good sport. WALTER NOVOTN Y Those who haven't ac- quainted themselves with Spin on the football field or in the pool have surely done so in other ways. Just a hnppy-go- lucky sportsman. SHIRLEY NUGENT Shirl is zu. jovial, fun-lov- ing person who rates tops with fellas and gals. Her contagious giggle and sense of humor make her a wel- come member to any crowd. PEARL OLKA Every now and then Pearl takes time out from her duties at the soda fountain to win more honors in the pool. This excellent swim- mer is Il thoroughly sports- minded girl. sl ROBERT PARMENTIER 'l'here's a certain sincerity in Swope's actions that leaves a valid impression. Fellows and girls know him and like him through associations with him on the football squad, his easy-going stride, and care- free Hi!