North High School January 1941 Yearbook (Syracuse, NY) - Full Access

ANN IERECITANO On September 2. 1922. "Annie" became an inhabitant of this earth. She has been a member of the Girl's Service League through– out her high school years. "An– nie's" hobbies are reading, draw– ing, and tennis. She will join some other seniors at C.C.B.I. HARRIETT KEMPF A blessed event by the name of "Hattie" called on us February 24, 1923. She has been active in archery. Dramatic Club and swim– ming. "Hattie" is undecided as to what her place in the future will be, but by the looks of things "someone else" will do the decid– ing for her. NORMAN KIEHLE We don't know where he got it from, unless it was because of his dancing ability, but Norman goes by the nickname of "Feet." "Feet" stepped upon this good old earth November 7. 1922. While at North he has been a member of the Rifle Club. Outside of school he has been a member of the Auxiliary Vestry Guild and the Acolyte Guild. Norman will join the ranks at Syracuse Univer– sity upon graduating. ROBERT KLASEN The Wananakua Forestry School will claim "Specs" upon graduating. "Specs" is fond of hunting, fishing, and stamp col– lecting. February 28, 1923, is down on the records as his birth– day. JAMES KLINE On January 3, 1923, the stork dropped "Jimmie" to the Kline family. While at North he has been a member of the Hi-Y, Stu– dent Council, and North Star Staff. His hobbies are meeting people and sports. "Jimmie's" future is to be that of a salesman or a radio announcer. RAY KUNZELMAN Syracuse University is going to be lucky in claiming our "Mutans" after he graduates. He was born October 28, 1923. While at North he has been business manager of the Yearbook Staff and president of the Student Council. He gives his hobbies as pinochle and fishing. CARL KURTZ On April 4, 1922, "Bud" skipped down to earth, found it satisfac– tory. and decided to join the rest of us. His hobbies are swimming and model airplane building. "Bud" intends to go into the busi– ness world after graduating. CAROL KURTZ Seventeen years ago, on March 9, 1923, "Kay" put her name on the earth's list of inhabi– tants. She has been a member of the Yearbook Committee and the school newspaper. Her hobbies are dancing, skating, and corre– sponding with people in different parts of the world. As for "Kay's" destination, she prefers to have us put undecided. CHARLES LAMANNA "Babe" dropped from heaven on January 22. 1923. During his stay at North he has been a mem– ber of the Hi-Y, Pilot Club, and Cinema Club. His hobbies are col– lecting dance records and bowl– ing. "Babe" will leave us for Cor– nell University. MARY LAURINO "Laurie" put in her first ap– pearance on March 10, 1923. She has been active in Girl's Service League and badminton. Among her outside interests are collecting of banners and postcards, tennis, hiking, basketball, and horseback riding. Mary will enter the nursing profession.