Dunkirk High School - Ivy Tower Yearbook (Dunkirk, NY)

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SENIOR CLASS P L A Y 'lThe Ghost Train Act 1 Clear Vale Iunction, 10:30 P. M. Act ll 11:15 P. M. Act 111 Midnight Saul Hodgkin Richard Winthrop Elsie Winthrop Charles Murdock PeQQIY Murdock Miss Bourne - Teddy Deakin Iulia Price - Herbert Price Iohn Sterling Iackson - Officers - t - Y n,.....L w..L '.-L3.JD.b. .-- - 3' L' ' CAST - Robert Eklum Arthur Woeltle - Betsy I-letternan William Kaminsky - Helen Schittrnan - Ramona Barnes - Ioseph Guay - Autumn Phelps - Frederick Thompson - - Winston Bepert - - - Prank Dailey Ioseph Barone, Stephen Hull i Twenly-nine N1L:L..'S t ..1 -' -' !1 L ': ' ff . M 'Q- :Q ..?- tie' m a y . - , ,-1 A ' .-v ' - - Q ,gtg Q Lu k ... -...,....4lS..,Q.f.,.,L.:g.1'l KS- . B N1 , , ., . , , ,

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'I f 7 .,.,1.,. 'ff X ' , LJ ,Jw lxff J '3 2 ffl' 1 N ARTHUR WUERSTLE ---- ART , I ty f Twenty-eigbf Commercial Business M GEHTRUDE ZIOLKOWSKI - - GERTlE Commercial FRANCES ZWOLAK ---- FRAN Commercial Secretarial Alma Mater Beloved Alma Mater, our thoughts around thee cling, Beloved Alma Mater, thy praises high we sing, Tho seasons roll away, we'll sing our loyal lay, For in thy torche's glare, shine Wisdom, power, there. CHORUS: We love thine ivied tower, thy quiet and peaceful bowersl Halls of learning, loud our cry, Alma Mater, Dunkirk High! Oh cherished Alma Mater, our steadfast shining light, Oh cherished Alma Mater, thou shinest thru the night. In fair Minerva's Hall, were held in loving thrall, Oh fostering mother dear, abide thou ever near. CHORUS Oh Dunkirk's sons and daughters, as on thru life we go, To our loved Alma Mater, remember what we owe. Our debt we'll pay to thee, by life-long loyalty, And choosing right from wrong, raise high our joyous song. CHORUS 5 1 X- 'Air-' or 'rc iii ' , .Qt-Q,-,.,-2 ' ' ,. -t ir, 2: - - 1 , ' -' fe, . . , , ,. , . ,,, , , ,' 5, YY , F4 ,i,....,.' ,

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wmv-.-.M -5-W... Atleline Tliomzis, Marie Richmond, Isabelle Richards, Zinc' Wliitmire, Etlitli Lenliartl, Cora Will, Mar? Gertrutlc Crowell, Rita Nagorski, Elizabeth Antleres, Irene NVeglinsl41, Clarke Pllceger. Dorothy Gray, Ruth Wallin, Yettie Haber, ltorotliy latiary, Franees lrlavilantl, Florence Zeck, Mary Lynch, Geraldine Brooks, Dorothy Williams, Marie Starlortl, Frances Panepinto, Nancy Canto. V Irene Pieo, Lillian Iolinson, Evelyn Henderson, Rita Klailwor, Wilma Casello, lane Karin, l,7f3rt9,tH,A!'7lMltts. B ' A 'r, Ruth Gotltlen, Cecilia Scliieres, Grace Heary, Agnes Schilling. Walter Iialch, Gerta Riscli, Florence Karpinski, :Xlvina Dloniak, llelen Herman, leanette Carlson, Fstlier Kuzm rczalc, Florcncc Therine, Dena Wlagner, Flizalwetli lirinkerholl, Grace lppoltto. Eielyn NValters, Iune Vllalters, Dori: 0'Connell, Minerva Dorler, Geraldine Nocera, XVilliani Dorler, Peter Michalak, Leonard Kupliowski, Peter Catalano. William Szymanski, Theron Ilikeman, XVilliam lllentlerson, llarl Hackett, Russell Orlando, Victor Nowacki, lohn XVill, Richuril Goultlinig, Richartl Lone, Cliilortl llaekett, Davitl Schulenburg. - , - A lUNlGR Almost unanimously, Clarke Pfleeqer was re-elected president by the members of the class of '38. Peqqy Oliver, Irene Weqlinski, and George McGraw were elected vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. 0, 1163251-dF,J Under the guidance of Miss Cox, the class of '38 held their annual party on December 5th in the Girls' Gym. lt proved to be one of the most successful events of the year and was enjoyed by all who attended. The lunior class proved their dramatic ability when they presented their class play, Bargains in Cathay, by Rachel Field in the auditorium on April 23. Those who played prominent roles in the play are as follows: Rose Acquavia, the book-shop sales- lady, Iohn Saeva, the delivery boy, Elizabeth Anderes, official guardian of the book Thirty N 5 of ., .1 K' ' 1 .-. ,V ' ' 'q'1': A A Q' ' A :..a..a...- -.....Y.,.-M it Z