NT High School Celebrates Graduating Seniors at Annual Picnic

Staff · June 8, 2018

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Thursday afternoon was the annual North Tonawanda High School Senior Picnic. The event was held at Gratwick Fire Hall and hosted by the North Tonawanda Police Department.

Mayor Pappas was in attendance, along with Alderman-at-Large Bob Pecoraro, Niagara County Legislator Rich Andres, High School Principal James Fisher and High School Assistant Principal Brad Rowles.

“This is a great event each year on the last day of school and allows the students to enjoy the day with food and beverages, sign yearbooks, and get together one last time before graduation,” said Mayor Pappas.

“North Tonawanda is truly a special place to live and we look forward to seeing what all of these young adults accomplish in the future.”

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