Tonawanda High School - Tonawandan Yearbook (Tonawanda, NY)

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OUR CLASS POEM REMEMBERING The teasing we endured as Freshmen, The greenness of just being new, Our rise to becoming a Sophomore Made all our dreams come true. The glory of being a junior, ' Prominent, smart and well-known, The May Dance and MovingfUp Day, Tears that were not shed alone. Our Senior year of power, The Senior Play and the Prom, Then Regents and Graduation, Baccalaureate Day, tranquil and calm. Days that we'll always remember, Memories which will never die, Thoughts of our Alma Mater, Tonawanda High. Melva Grawe OUR CLASS SONG Tune: Till We Meet Again. We the Seniors have to say goodbye, Alma Mater, Tonawanda High. Teachers, friends, and classmates too, Studies, fun, we bid adieu. In later years if we should go astray, What we've learned will guide us on our way So with a sigh, we say goodbye, Till we meet again. Melva Grawe

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'K SENIOR CLASS mmf! , OFFICERS and ADVISERS J' JACK GATKE President is 7 MARILYN SOLDWISCH' JAMES METZGER ' JEANNE. BURFORD Vice President Treasurer Secretary MRS. PILSINGER MR. TUCK MRS, RUCKEZFF-R A v, -1 L4-:VJ vw IRQ,

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LOIS ALLAN Loie . . . long, luscious, brunette hair . . . a genius with the paint brush , . . always breathless trying to beat the bell . . , naive sweetness . . . ROBERT BACON Takes life just as it is . . . bashful . . . seen but not heard . . . is I LGA BALOG ' Demure sophistication . . . serious, but enjoys a good joke...neatasapin... foreign language is her forte . . . 5, , . Y A I - Iv A l H ' A Q.j-.,'., ri ' 'I' 1 , L, , in ' f? I . 1- , .' ' .'.:f :ff I5 .SAWt.1ssAwf ' T' GORDON ALLEN Gordie . . . an able merman . . . although he looks shy, his friends can tell you otherwise . . . plays a hard game of football . . . i , r GERALD BAGDY A studious worker and a dependable friend . . . ambitious . . . Gerald will go places . . . 'E -ft ' il- f . , 11. I F V .s' ll? -1 1 1 . Wgl h V ' , ' if' .Q'1a4r'.-231' f xi ISABELLE BAROUDI Music virtuoso . . . likes to tickle the ivories . . . gay personality . . . a wel-l-liked basketball player . . . -.-1-,-.- , i DOROTHY ANDERSON Sparkling smile . . . one of our mermaids . . . Skate' land patron . . . unfailing sense of humor . . . e HERBERT BAILEY Has loads of sax appeal . . . the uhailffellow-well' met-sort . . .has the football urge . . . -,1' MARION BLISS Blissfully she strides along . . . agile in the field of sports . . . has hosts of friends . . . is gobs of fun . . . Ee5jrqf'7 n'f---- '- - GEORGE BACON Sits and thinks and some' times just sits . . . never gets excited , . . a good man to know . . . THERESA 'BALLING Tess . . . ambition plus . . . she holds down two jobs . . . fun-loving D personality . . . prospective nurse . . . 'happy-go' luckyl' . . . Q7 FLORENCE BOWMAN Flossie , . . ne'er a care in the world . . . nice combination of hazel eyes and blonde hair . . . favorite expression: Au Revoir . . . 19