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

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, .f ' Q i I W 4 , I wg! 'mf f I I VV' iw The Iunior party was one of the most successful social functions of the year, blk' 'financially as Well as socially. Under the direction of the various committee chairmen NV Ly the party was smoothly conducted. Entertainment for the program was provided by xg Iean Adele Bremer, Iosephine Gullo, Betty Ann Skclly, Betty Pence, David Doin and Ruth Schnab . N . .. ' ' H r Hon s f Jth bah tea s Went to the boys and girls o th un cl who sh E e' bii class n t to the fullest 3? Hqiufljjue ed a . th ' 1 ' .. wwf eir o ne E Q margins ,A,'V,tw I' Q ll -uf 'L A. Straight, I. Doino, I. Eden, L. Root, Z. Root, M. Mahany, M. Iloryczk. A. Goulding, B. Hudson, I. Phillips, I. Billings, A. Testa, S. Pulvina, E. Ccntner, I. Koncrt, M. Kavnta, I. Rusch, I. Bennice, I. LaSpada, M. Burl:-tt, I. Catalano. I. Szalkowski, L. Allessi, B. Wells, Cullis, B. Iarvis, G. Nowacki, I. Brcmmcr, I. Rushholdt, M, Grazicr, I. Thom, S. Suska R. Schnahel, H. Smith, R. Scott. ' i B. Vander Velde, I, Wasmund, C. Wade, B. Schelly, S. Mililcllii, M. Barbuto, H. Lnnski, C. Fulia, K. Gogari, D. Snyder, L Polasik A Beers R Fox ' ' M. Long, D. Schulcnhurg, B. Pfleeger, C. Warner, .Rc yvick, M, Hall, H. Strantl. C2 l W. White, NV. Rudd, C. Kain, E. Coluh, D. Sage, anter Muclcn, Erickson. B W. Blichardz, I. Conrad, H. Higgs, L. Swoycr, Dlllk, S. Kingsley. P. William, T. Naslund, P. Bremmer, G. Clarke, S. Rixtunda, W. Graff, G. Parisi. .at F , N 9 ce. xg? ' s cven teen t X Q

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V' ft L . 1 .rf ' KR?- ll. Zepp, E. l5'11Fl11slii, E. Simon, G. R. llusch, Frey, S. Gregory, M. R. Sclmler, R. Manno, lb. Scyholt, C I s 9 if. IJ. Miller, C. Domlyrowski, M F, llnmliel, N. Conti, G. Muscxuo, li. Ahlstrum, A. Kllznifki Il. Slrcfclcr. I. Nagro, I. Dc L, Dopler, M. ei M. Spina. R. Burke, A. ,x uno, Case. S. Hurgctt. A. Karp , M. ifley Peglmv:-ki, L. Smocznyski, D. Szopins '1 S. Kopliner, P. Case, C, Gast, R. Karin M. Rich, IJ. Ni:-zlzwicclai, M. Schrantz, F. Dluniak, . Awzxlnl, G. Mauror. M-px Y I L. Russo. I. llouser, R. Pachol. F. Nagro, W. Lingr , V. Carlen, R. ' J. i'. I D. Blair. E. Fern. D. Rozumalski, A. Guid I . iet , E. Benanati N. Naelzker, L. Anderson. x..,'i' l V' 1 . 4 lL f ' I I ' ' . , Q I . V A . fl' I ' ,Q , i l . - M ji N 1 1 ' he Iuniof Class began its 'third year of high school with the re-election of their for ofncers. -lAlb?Pil.l-S Straight was selected presidentg Verna Case, vice-presidentg X Q l A e Wood, isecrelgryg and Ioseph Doino, treasurer. 1 . f m t. ' x : At the time the ylearbook went to pre J, the name of the class play which was pfesehted on May 26 was txlnknowhs L . il 33.: I Il- . r - , ' X, '3 I Siicteen. ' - ,' ' ' .5 5 xx 9,

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Freshman Play Acclaimed by an audience of parents and friends as the best appearance ever made by a Freshman Class in dramatic entertainment, Mark Twain's immortal classic, HThe Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Charles George, was enacted by members of the class of '42 on their Freshman Night Program, October 25, 1938. In the course of the play, the house ascertained that Sidney, portrayed by lack Mair, was an incorrigible tattle-tale spoiled by Marion Williams as Aunt Polly. Tom Sawyer, alfable though barefoot, was played by William Rusch. He fell in love with adorable little Becky Thatcher, performed by Ann Robinson. Mrs. Harper, played by Ruth Blumhagen, her two children, Susy, portrayed by Betty Orts and Ioe by George Slater held supporting roles. Dorothy Lyne as Mary, Tom's cousin, and Dominic Bianca as the supersti- tious Negro Iim concluded the cast. Sophomore Play 'The Ring and the Lookw was enacted by the Class of '41 December 9 in the new auditorium when the Sophomores presented their annual assembly program. Members of the class taking part were William Vander Muelen, Mary Virginia Burns, Grace Mayers, VVilliam Kane, Virginia Phillips, Dorothy Cullis, Clare Burchett, and lean Orts. Eighteen r 5 Bai. . libel A Q l i .ca