Tonawanda High School - Tonawandan Yearbook (Tonawanda, NY)

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CLA OF 1951 FIRST ROW: M. Stryker, Treasurerg K. Hendler, Secretary. SECOND ROW: G. Large, Vice-Presidentg R. Botsford, Presi- dent. We're almost there! We've spent three years in quest of that great treasure--our high school education. Many of our boys are finding part of their treasure by earning letters, fighting for their Alma Mater on the gridiron, basketball court, and in the pool. A glance at the honor roll shows that we've not only attained leadership in athletics and extra-curricular activities, but in scholarship as well. Several of our members have been especially successful in their search for a well rounded education and have received their National Honor Society keys for superior scholarship leadership service and Christian character Under the competent guidance of Mrs Neasmith and Mr Lloyd we elected the following officers Presi dent Ronald Botsford Vice President Gerald Large Secretary Kathleen Hendler Treasurer Marlene Stryker During the year we had a successful sale of Christmas wrappings and sponsored the annual May Dance which was a great success May our senior year be a Htting climax to our high school education ADVISERS A Neasmith R Lloyd V Rumbold 21 1 a r ' . . , . ' 2 a ' 1 , 1 y a 1. -. r tj -.. , A 'J . 1 v-' i cs 1 I , 0 1 . . , . , i 'lim