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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1937 volume:

S 1 9 sq' ut,- 1 '.'1,. 1 -B H7 , W: H :J IE X COPYRIGHT 1937 BETTYI KNOWLTON Ed1tor1nCh1ef OSCAR P HABER Busmess Manager We love thine Ivied Tower THE , ..,,Q,k . ap. .,., . N ,,, .',, ,.,' .V ',,. -fu ts in r .E ,f,,- -w'1+ ,, K., - IVY TCDWER 1937 PUBLISHED bY THE SENICDR CLASS DUNKIRK I-HGH SCI-IOCDL K- ' ' -' -. v -' -' ,. , ' 1 H ' Foreword Each successive graduating class has dreamed of the Annual that will in years to come bring back cherished memories ot the happy days in school lt has been our hope and sole ambition that this volume of the lvy Tower shall make that dream a reality. We the Class ot 37 submit this book as a lasting remembrance of our activities our friendships and our high school 16 lt it causes you, in later years to recall the comradeship, the activities the inspirations, and the enthusiasms that made these days so happy, We will feel that our task has been fulfilled s lt . Dedication IN DEEP APPRECIATION FOR THE MANY HOURS AND THE EFFORTS SHE HAS DEVOTED TO THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT OF THE DUNKIRK HIGH SCHOOL, AND THE SINCERE FRIENDSHIP SHE HAS EXTENDED TO HER STUDENTS, WE, THE CLASS OF 1937, DEDICATE THIS VOLUME OF THE IVY TOWER TO MISS HILDEGARDE FOSS. Fue l V ' ' ...N C 0 n Ie nt S AIDIVIINISTRATICN CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS EEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS - 1 1- Q , X 5 i iv I tt' ,iv Administration t Tis education forms the common mind, lust as the twig is bent, the tree's inclined . -PQPE Sex 1 ,'fi.?ZI4.Qv gf..-- M 1 .Hifi aa-'.,:1rc H f ' ' W' -, -M ff -V -.xl ., . f, -.19 .vf -.v .9y 1 Rv','.'2 'Twy 'IX1 ',-,W-1-'yj w:.'7 f-9' 54-, , 7' gi'-, , '?:Er'q.'v45t . if? Eu!! MR FREDERICK R DARLING . ,J N , 4 r .vw ,. EIXA Yi H H U W H V VV N A V! l fi ' M, -tw, ? I . gf. 9' 2 5525 ,1zq1'e7g31i?gjfQez1gjr ' v ., A L.........,.............hh 'ww -. ii ,, V -14 i if 4 ,Qc , Y gh Eiga . J - af' 'g7b,, fA , . , 1 5.2- , ,L , r.. . yi A , MR. HARRY D. LIGHTY 41-W. 4.-Q, Nnze iii-' . , ff h ,. W, U ,. ,V ,X-. .WI ...K ,f ,Y ,,,.. , V. t wlx ,V ., I, 4. ,V J , H D LIGHTY Principal VIOLA H. COX Girls' Advisor C. A. AEY Physical Education MEAME BEAL Commercial ISABEL CHAMPLAIN Economic Geography ANTHONY CONTI Commercial and Italian MABEL DEERING English I FLORENCE ERICKSON Physical Education ROBERT A, ERICICSON Industrial Arts HILDEGARDE FOSS English III and IV MARY GALBRAITH Algebra EVELYN GAST Homemakinq WELLS M. GOULD Chemistry AGNES HIGGINS Mathematics fl if t I KARL HOEPPNER J Physical Education lil FACULTY EDITH HUDSON Shorthand ANN M. IOHNSON English DOROTHY M. KOONS Spanish IOHN L. KREIDER General Science FRANK W. LANE Mathematics MARY LEISHMAN High School Art KATHERINE MCKEON History B IAMES H. MITCHNER Industrial Arts CHRISTEEN K. MILLER Erench and German GRACE D. MONCHOW Homemaking CATHERINE MORRISSEY English AILEEN MURRAY Physical Education HELEN MYERS English AGNES M. NOON English III and IV FRANCES E. NAGLE Dramatics and Iournalism IOHN D. O'BRIAN Mechanical Drawing S EDITH OSBORNE Librarian PAUL V, REBER Physics and General S 1 nce PEARL REED History CHARLES REPERT Instrumental Music HELEN SEAGER Music ALICE M. SLAWSON Latin W. C. SMITH Business Training BRADFORD STERLING Commercial BERNICE STERLING General Science ANN M. WEBER Social Studies MARY M. WEBER American History FLORENCE WESTO English IV G, L. WILLIS Industrial Arts E. R. WOODS Typewriting MILDRED HEPBURN tOn leave of absericel ! s Y Y I-45' s f 'fs 5? 9 aw s X 1 i - '- .s '.- ss A' ' M X , u 1 J' x X S-xg ff X 1 I 31 Ze w Z V xx v !! Rs 'lqg JI I X j -if -1- 'L I I L-vi. an ' ,,f x I , - P' I I I , W' E WT k A. -flflf 4-Y' 1 . YQ IIN 24 . I I l s li, -vyu 91 I :Y I sx f f1 L i Y ,f Y JG,- , H, 4 l .' f ::::::::: + 74 .?W ,Ng V Classes ulinowledge is power . -BACON VQYL - A In Cfjemnriam ROBERT MADIGAN EUGENE RUSBULDT Though lost to S1Q1'1f,JEO memory dear N U W ,W, ,. ,.fw E Senior Class Qificers WILLIAM KAMINSKY - President IANET SAMUELSON - Vice-President WINSTON REPERT - - Secretary THOMAS CONWAY - - Treasurer ,.,..,.,. . . .1 4, H ,. Wx, J i Tfsirleen 43 1 W'-'f'M'r rjfm 1 . K za 5' ,191 V- , 1.6, , 019 fwf' 'W' WCTV' H54 , , - ' 1 fl, '- . f 'f'I, 'F Jn, G ' ff? ll' 1' 5 A 'l'N 'll 'Z 'V 'll ll Q... I it v, A 1 N. 1 -'tv N I Md ' .,-vu. 423' HOWARD AHRENS - - - Normal Preparatory MARGARETIAI ALBACH W P, .NQ,fM j-Xfallege Preparatory ROBERT ALBACH ---- General Business EMIL MICHAEL ANNALETT - Academic RAMONA BARNES - - - College Preparatory IOSEPH BARONE ---- ' College Preparatory RUTH BAUMGARTNER - e - F 0lH'lE'Ell General Business Howie' HBOBH MIKE Morne t X 'BARONL' N IK 'fauivtrytlrf JN fd ov'-4'7 91:9 19- Q5 fe ,M 441 MX SARAH BENEDICT ---- SALLY Normal Preparatory SAM I. BENENATI ---- PURNlE General Business FLORENCE BIALASZEWSKI - - PLO I-lomernakinq CECELIA BIELAWSKI ---- CE-CE General Business CLARA BIENKO ---- BINGO Secretarial N ...gy .-...R iq' 1 fl l lf,-'Al ,ff-1: ' 4 I A Q? ' I .1 5,,,,,.r A-W. fx .lm W3 2 13 fav gr Q' ,' -C K, ,41 . -1 X -nys gf, Vik W'-ary A , m gf- 'Q' I ' 6 5 :au pw -. I H.. -, NDO A COZIE MARIE BROCKMAN - - - - . -W j Ag wf ,,, , MEME COSIMENA BIO ---- Commercial Se-crelaricll Normal Preparatory RAYMOND BIRD ----- RAY IOSEPH BRUNO ---- - ' Colleqe Preparatory JOHN ALLAN BLODGETT - - - JACK YG MARY BRUNO - - - - - College Preparaiory XO, Wx Nc VIRGINIA M. BODMER - - - G 4-xx fy ROBERTA CAM HOZZIE' Bookkeepmq QL! HBRUNH L V' 3' I-lomemakinq PBELL - - - BOBBlE .7 . 9 'K Academic Normal Preparaiory -x Ge if i' ALBERT BRINKERHOFF BRINK RUT H CARLSON HRUTI-IIE Commercxal Secreiarral College Preparaiory ANNA MARIE CASALE ANN ,X Normal Preparalory X NORMAN cAssE'rY NORM Industrxal Arts Flffccrz ,Y ', X., ,,. , Mm, .,,,AA,A,MM- -we-W I -f . , A t W Awww' 'B ,pr .. . t :'. 'r .am f K 4, , , - iffy. gfzfzgg 4.-.1 ng' , ,W ff 'E573' 3 f Af I is, vw- G55 Qgggi 45. fm ,yw eh ifuw-+. College Preparatory SHIRLEY CLIFFORD - - - Hornemakinq FRANK COLICCHIA - - - Commercial Business RUTH H. CONNELL General Business THOMAS CONWAY - - - College Preparatory RICHARD ARTHUR COSTELLO College Preparatory FRANK DAILEY ----- ROBERT CHAMPLAIN - - - CI-IAMPYH WINIFRED RUTH DALGLEISH - WlNNlE'Q f 1 gall ' jfifffjtpry Lf! ' ., .I Z 'ml 9 ' A-' MMM SHALLY KAT RINE DAY ---- KAY Normal Preparatory CHICK ARTHUR A. DELAND - - - HART' Industrial Arts ALBERT DILLENBURG - ' ' AL Commercial Business TOM PHYLLIS DOERFLINGER - - - '1Pl'Il.. Commercial Secretarial HCUSTYH HREDH i'rNwh Colleqe Preparatory Si.t'lez'n 5 A w .. - J.. .., ., wr' vc- 2' V5 1 ' , fl ,ri5':l'?'f , vw Eitig2f5f'f'1 -' ' t v 'vB-. . '. 1 ' V K . 3,1 -5' , va is ' ,,,, . , 'fy A .. - M 'nts '-.,.:LLTd 1 'A 1 .-,, 'Pt' if? it 'U elk r, 4 f wt,-A. . I ,,. Q3--.W it --. near: ANTHONY DOINO ---- TONY BETTY FISHER Commercial Business College Preparatory LORENE DOUGLAS ---- TOOTS DONALD FISK ----- - Normal Preparatory Industrial Arts ROBERT D. EDEN ---- EZ-XRS CHARLES FLA!-IAVEN - - - College Preparatory Normal Preparatory ROBERT EKLUM ----- BOB PAUL FLICK ------ College Preparatory Commercial Business ELEANOR rmco ELLY ANTHONY GN-OFF-H0 Normal Preparatory , lndustrtal Arts M LUCILLE GARNOW Homemakrnq DUCK 'WlMP 'Fl.lCK HAWK SKIP X Esrmsa Gorussxr SHRIMP Corrrmeroxdl Secretartal Se: enleen H H . , I I 3 C --f' I g, H H . ' , ., , P' ff ' ' t' ' ,ill t I ,Y l lr I K . . ,. fn-W. txl4yt.tg,5A-.Jk--,,M 4. . , , 1 nt., l' ff- -,Lf'.J ' ' , I V 1 V V A L H I V , swam! My .1 'K 'Y I fr 1 4 'O V, , ll xt-1 ' It x' r N , wal 'T' r' - fi HELEN GHANTO ---- Normal Preparatory HENHIETTP. GRAVES - - - Academic x NOMAN GRIFFIN -' - - lnclusirial Arts IAMES GUAY --... Colleqe Preparatory IOSEPH GUAY -... , .18 4: College Preparatory ' OSCAR HABER ----- College Preparatory DAHLEEN HAHRINGTON - - Eiglviem Commercial Secretarial HELENA SIS HSODDY CHIEF IOE POFtKY - MDB' ELIZABETH V. HEFFERNAN - - HBETS' Y College Preparatory Y, I RUTH HELPELDT -..- HRUT1-1112 5 1 Normal Preparatory I Q' RICHARD 1-rsrwrc - - - DICK V Q l College Preparatory I 'xt t 33 STEPHEN HULL ----- STEVE College Preparatory HAZEL HUNT ------ HABIE Academic N if 10 114 L -'- VU ' -- Y 'W Alba .,..J4' .lanky I M' E f, fQff'iff3 A z6'i. xvf E, ,A .,. , nkfif ,, '. + fr tif Air . l or Mall 5 I 'u . , Wane, f I FLORIAN IAGODA ---- FLORY IOHN IOHNSON ff Commercial Business Com rcial EDWARD IAKUBIEZ ---- PATfl'Y WILLIAM L. KAMINSKY - - WILLIE lnclusirial Arts A College Preparatory !rfalABus1ness v ' fi ' HENHIETTA JELONEK . I- - HON CARL yyyhxei ll '2 - - soNNY , f f' . Il Bookkeepmg . BETTY IOHNSON ----- BET ALLESTAIR KEDDTE - - - ALLIE Secretarial Commercial Business ESTHER IOHNSON IOHNNY LORAINE KINN RAINE Commerclal Secreiarxal xx Commerclal Secretarial ANGELINE KLAIBOR GINGER Commercral Secretorral 'X S BETTY IEAN KNOWLTON College Preparatory Nmeleen ,,-f,,u,,, ' ,' ,,.f-f, ' - ' A I i - - . H H if .7,L--,r E g,,,,,,o f , ' B' T' ,,,,.,.,,,,q , , l,,,, ,,,,-,,,,.............Q., ,. ..,.. ,f'.'5,ITy . ,, X ,J ua... v..'fffif,RliQ, 1vjf':1j-fo ag ' -. , 1 1 , K .A . A. A-mwf.. .,..L1-!rw - ' A 1359155389311 muh wa H 'HV ' X 9 , . rm who iw l g -A f . ,,.. ,J ,J r 'E N, , W 1 My fr I ,I Q 5 mf ' ' ' K, 5' X 1' f it J Tj' I ' V W, 7 I?i X If if ' ' ww ' ,, .I A x M 1 I 5 . ig, rm I 8, ,ww I nf I wr Y-:ucv BERNICE KRAIGER ---- BEl-'tNIE Commercial Secretarial VIOLETTA KUCZEWSKI - - Normal Preparatory IOHN KUGLER ---- FRANCIS VINCENT EDWARD FRANK S. Tuferzly Industrial Arts KUPIEC ---- Commercial Business I. LQPAGLIA - - College Preparatory LEFI-'ERTS - - - Industrial Arts LEONE - - - Commercial Busyrress - BABY lOl-lNNIE FRANK DOC LANK CHICK QE 'M -.np ROSEMARY LINDNER - LINDY College Preparatory HENRY LIPKA - - - - - DOC College Preparatory RAYMOND LAWRENCE LOCKER - DING College Preparatory SARA LOMBARDO - - - SALLY Normal Preparatory 4 Ab HAROLD LUDWIG ---- LUDDY D N Bookkeeping I if ,Lf 1 I , S JA!! l ET, S 1 . ft, M. Ml ar.. ff A 54 1' '- : arf 1' ', 7. ' if ,. - .- fx 14 . - -tr' , - K. , ' ' ' ,,tA..,i ,- 1 ,lin 6 N' W' fv -Q pl M af 4 ri. ,if 31, aid, 3 -A 5' ,gl A - 3 RUTH LYON ------ RU'I'HlE RUTH ADELE MASON' Bookkeeping College Preparaiory RICHARD MACKOWIAK - - - DICK STANLEY MAZIARZ - - - STEESl-l College Preparatory College Preparalory HELEN M. MADIGAN WILLIAN McBRlEN - - - MICKEY Homemakinq Academic ARLENE MASON ----- HARLAH IACQUE MCNEIGHT - - - - RED Homemakinq College Preparatory ROBERT MASON BOB LEOLA MEIERS LEE ij! College Preparatory Commercral Secretarxol RICHARD MEIERS CHICK College Preparatory ,XX Se CONSTANCE MERRITT CONNIE College Preparalory Tu. erztj one 4 I . ll A 'yawgg-7Qg::ff'5?!:'2,ffg A .s -jg :W fam 'Huw 'V ' I r Q, Ive-- gnu,-, in 1 --q c aa n . , . . H 9 6 GJ , 1 Y Y ,W 4. L -X L, fe-'yr H7-A331-N , , ee, R ' bf' ' -fav wwf f 'eve' ...':. , V ,v. ,bv F I I ff ' xi -' . ' 94' 1 'dsx' MARY ANN MESSINA - 4 I 44. , 6 - - MARE - Fifi' 0 ,.,2z 5, A' fi, f, i rf E . R, A 'r'J57f ' 5, I t A 2' 'Q - , m ' A' ,Q Qffllfifu, ROLLIN R. NICHOLAS - - PROFESSOR Academic Industrial Arts RUTH MEYERS - - - - BUTE-lY MARY IANE NOWAK - - - HBEANSY Academic Commercial Secretarial JANE MISKOW ---- - - lAY DORIS ORMSBY ----- DORlE Commercial Secretarial Normal Preparatory ARDINE MOSER ------ RED STANLEY H. PACHOL - - - HPURDY Secretarial Industrial Arts EARYL NAGEL '---- TOOTS IOSEPH ANTHONY PANEPINTO - 'CANDY' Commercial Secretarial College Preparatory IOSEPH NAL!-IPA ---- NAPLES Bookkeeping GEHALDINE NEWELL - - - JERRY I A I LL-' ,:'HOmemGkinQ g.,.,,f'f.,., A . T'1lft?flfj-IIUUWP ' N -T ii ' a f 4 X X , ,.,,, ,, -VL Lm,,.. ,,. ,,, , R t .,., PG sg-, .' w 1 '-- LE L ,t,L,Xr R I New ff 1 E 21 ? Q1 et ?' 5 ,lf f-cf' -J 'mr ...aus-D gs...--fr DELPI-IINE PAN OWICZ - - Bookkeeping LEBERT PASQUALE ---- College Preparatory - DELP BERTlE NICHOLAS PLESZEWSKI - - - General Business JAMES PUGH Commercial Business AUTUMN PHELPS ----- AUTY ROBERT FRANK RACINO - - College Preparatory Commercial Business FRANK PIETKIEWICZ ---- PETE MAMIE READING Normal Preparatory Homemakinq CARMELO PIETRAFITTA - - PEDRO VIRGINIA REPERT - - . . College Preparatory Colleqe PYGPCITGTOTY ' WINSTON REPERT ---- IM College Preparatory Ei :XX HAROLD RICHARDSON - . P WVMK 1 , i fgfflglg lt ' 4. 4, -' - 1- 1 v ,Ir . 1 if Plrrmi A r Academic HDARRO NICK 'GlNNY IJVINNYH BUBS Twenty -three 4 I ,agp 'WW J I ' 'W' L , .rf I ln I' In v4.15 we I ,Aw 'WW' ...aw -nw..-. Of W ,qu fl -:sr ESTELLE RICOTTA ----- STEl. Commercial WILLIAM RISCH ---- WILLIE Normal Preparatory IOSEPHINE RIZZO -'-- Commercial Bookkeeping NIU. IANE ROZUMALSKI ----- IAN College Preparatory IANET SAMUELSON College Preparatory HELEN sc Ilg1MAl,iu,!- . .. W rFTY A Jimi, lleqYe.,Ej I EDWARD W. SCHNABEI. Academic GEORGIA A HOONMAKER - GEORGE 5 f akinq AM - - - SCl'IRANTZIE -- mercial Secretarial I AGNITA SCHWARTZ - - - SIS Normal Preparatory IRENE SHERMAN ---- RENIE A Normal Preparatory Nix JAMES SCHILLINGX --.- LANK I 'txt Twenly-four General Business ' , Q 1, 1-. ' l , , ,: we , , , -,,' , f 1 xx f I his uaqxwqgv an - an ! Riff? MICHAEL SIKORA - 1 , E 'R 1 ,,-5.5 Commercial Business ROBERT SIMPSON - College Preparatory WILSON SLATER - College Preparatory DONALD B. SMITH College Preparatory DONALD E. SMITH College Preparatory ff Ixv. ras- .-Z4' .. f WW' I ,. f .ig - - - - MIKE ELEANOR SMITH - - - - EL Normal Preparatory - - - SIMP GEORGE SMITH ----- SlvlITTY General Business . .. . WILLIE GERALD SMITH ----- IEFiRY College Preparatory . . . IONES LESTER SNYDER ----- BUD Academic . . - SMITTY MICHAEL SPEZIALE - - - HSPECIC' Business PHYLLIS SPIETZ - - - PUGGY Commercial RUTH STEVENS ---- HPEANUTSH General Business Twenty-five Tuff A--V-.V -44 j K, fl 'ul ........,, W .qu , . xv gt 4 H 4- Zvi ' U ,' ' ' I - 5 2, .,, . 'awe ' M' 1 Tw? 4 as 'aff f ,,. DONALD STOYLE ---- GRAMPS THOMAS TOFIL ---- - HTIMMY Academic General Business MARY LOUISE STRAIGHT - SIS ROSE TURCO ---- HTURK Secretarial Secretarial NORMA STRAWSER - - - HNORM ANTHONY VACANTI - - - UVEKE Hornemakinq Academic FRANKLIN SWANSON - - SWEDEN IOSEPH VALENTINE - - - I Industrial Arts Colleqe Preparatory GORDON THOM ---- TOM GERTRUDE WAGNER - - - HGERTIE College Preparatory I-Iomgmqking FREDERICK THOMPSON - - HFRITZ College Preparatory - in WINIFRED L. TILLEY 'fr' N f 'r'sN.., Home-Bling , X- X I i1fig,,g-.,gi1 V,.. .- f,a-ll.a.. my-.fix S gu- ,.., P' H It-1-i--I-,E---II.-I-,I I, Q X Ju 9491 .AIM 1 410, ' 'lr ll' gi..-f -A uv- ,gm . . ,, LM, . --4 I-7' 00' W' 'bn' .Q FLORENCE WASHINGTON .-1. qw.,- .-an. wa -1-H . WELKE- ' - - - LEWY I-lomemakinq ' if' I .L l lC'ommercial Business L. VERNE WASHINGTON - - BUBSY I IEAN E. WHITE ---- WHlTIE College Preparatory Homemalcinq BERNARD EARL WATROUS - BARNEY BETTY K. WIRTNER - - - - BET Business Commercial College Preparatory JUNE WEAVER ALMA WISER ----- DOLLY Normal Preparatory Commercial Bookkeeping DORIS E. WEINGART - - - DOTSY ARTHUR WOELI-'LE ---- BUD Secreiarial Academic IOAN WOICINSKI ---- IEAN A Normal Preparatory Ifxk , , iii NSW OLD OLFE' aa' l .... .V 12igYisff1u1wrdQ'H 'mr A T1U6'I2lj'-I6'I't'7I ,, ,, , ,. , ,,-,, N, A, I , ,- , I , ,- , , -. I- , In .- I -.r.p...L4.. -- i.....r.L.WJkI.Q..lLvL. --- i.1LLiiZ '- fr T- ,,., '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,....,.' , 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 , , ., . , , , 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 1 , . w-1 51 1 Q George McGraw, Pcggy Oftvcr, Rusc Acquiivigi, llutty Sclixvciiin, Frniicux Crmittgi, Dorothy Putniim, Silvia Gullo. Ioscphinc Anioroso, Mary 'ik-tlcsco, Susan Giilnlliro, Miirion l7I'lX.llL'L'l'. Christinc llriuitucr, Iohn Sucvii, Ilonultl Miller. Iciln Lucb, It-Lin Liirkins, Viviiinnu Grgiziur, Elsie Allen, liutty U H'tlCIlULlgll, l.iiur.1 XVirlnt'r, licrtrutlc llmnlvruxvski, Sunni Bcnc- niiti, Nancy Dcsmtrntl, .Xngt-linc Kuiiwinslii, Ltircttgi lfgrn, Robert Aiitlcrwii, Klliustur lionko. 0? I Betty lironks, Ruth Dutton, Mutlclinc Amlcrson, Ruth Fulsmri, livulyn Luis, lit-tty Runukuns, Annu M. Clark, Icun Hitzgcs, Esther Darling, Miu'g.irct Price, Donultl Kiinismniiux. Alma Iliisiipgis, Rim Kaiser, Iixi Dgivitlsoii, Rqhcccn XV.isl1ingtun, Iloliprcs tlmvc, limlythc Ilincklcy, lfrt-itl.i Chant, Lillian Dobryn- f ski, Iiinc Rusing, lictty lLll'ltIXVNlii, Rowena Hinckley, Rcxfnrtl Bolling. Frcrlrick XVill, Otto Stiihlcy, Robert Gutclius, Atlgim XVoZniiili, Rolwrt Furs, i'1llI11Lll'lLl Dylcus, Rohurt llictlrick, XVilbur XViirncr, luck Anderson, XVilliiini Sulliviin, Inlin llunscr, liunigrnin lppolitrw, Riiyliimitl Mutcrnmvxki, Donald Hutchcson, Etlward Trill, Georg: Sherman, Gcurgc Riinncy, Richard Knoll, Charles Suhlotf, David Bruckheimer, CLASS department: William Henderson, a poetg Esther Darling, a lady with her memories, Rex- ford Bolling, a floor-walker, Robert Fors, the store owner. There are also many luniors who have displayed and continue to display their skill in the different sports offered by the school. Several of our boys have gained first berth on the basketball, football, volleyball, and track teams. The Iunior girls were also very active in basketball, baseball, archery, and soccer. In addition to our dramatic and athletic ability, we have scores of talented mu- sicians. The school band, orchestra and boys' and girls' glee clubs, which include many members of the class of '38, received honor places at the Fredonia Music Fes- tival Which was held the latter part of April. In the future, we Iuniors hope to achieve greater honors in all that we do. Tbifly-one A ii-eff'-' ' i V , , 7' T T '- f- ' .: t'.g,y I ' I I ' ,. -r Annette Kaus, Lefina Mason, Mary Meiers, Maxine lialclwin, Gertrude MeNeight, Miltlretl Rutski, Stcphariia Kwan, Cora Balch, llelen Cieslawslu, Mary Lomliartlo, Catherine lieniamili, Vlhnifretl Hayes, lean Locker, Franeis llull, Arthur Retllnantl, Rose Marino, Rielyn Champlain, llelna Fretlrieks, Blanche Miskow, Doris McNamara, Mabel Centner, Mari' I-lagella, llomtlii' Snyder, Katherine Logan, Helen Ibutlelt, Ruth Washington, Genevieve Paehol. litlmuntl Zatorski, Wilmer Sharpe, Mayhelle liulloek, Margery Rusing, Betty Helwig, Margaret Nordell, Lucille Mayott, Blanche Iurezik. Irene Pausek, Lyntlell Merritt, Rita Kuieiva, Anna Marie Leinberger, Leona Snyder, Shirley Bcebe. llaiitl Iloimi, Richard Cox, Arliee Lennartl, Raymond Abell, livelyn Goltlhartlt, Doris Fuller, Doris Vlachos, Aileen Earle, Vir- ginia Casey, Marguerite Fulia, Phyllis Seaglione, Adeline Kuiaree. l.ile Camiilaell, Etlivanl Mackmviak, William Myers, Iames Hammond, Paul Bremmer, Vincent Smoczynslci, Trcssa Marconi, Margaret Gray, Mae Paproeki, Richard Lipinczyli, lay litlsn, Robert Nichols. Gerolcl Gestwieki, Aloysius Makuch, Aloysius Czckanski. SCDPHGMGRE On October 8, 1936, the class of 1939 held their Sophomore election and chose officers to guide them through a successful year. Allen McFarland was re-elected president: Robert Anderson, treasurer. lean Locker was elected Vice-presidentg and Winiired Hayes, secretary. The Sophomores opened their social program February 19, by holding a class party. President McFarland appointed the iollowing committees: Leona Snyder and Rita Kujawa, entertainment Isabell Biondo and Shirley Beebe, refreshments: Gordon Nichols, decorations, William Fitzer, musicg Lottie Sysol, invitations. This party was one of the largest events of the year. The class oi '99 presented Whose Money in their annual assembly proqram. The cast consisted ot Allen McFarland as Henry Smithg lane Fitzgerald, Grace Smith: YlfJfl'fj'1ll't! S f - ' ...A-1...-n-.s1.LLli. -- -fx l 14-uv .54- l Allen McFarland, Robert Anderson, Imenliine LiiSpride, Marguerite Novelli, Olixe O'YeiI, Ieninett Ilninn,l11seplnneGull41, S.int.i Spinii, Sariilyn Piinepinto, Iosephine Peinepintn, Ruth ltnrler, Irene Zek, lrene linux, lrene ltiliirwlxi, Mildred Stngle, Ioseph Maizieirz. Theresa Dominnn, lsiibelln Binndn, Eleanor Mekus, Margery Riitlis, Sully ltulgii, Mnri' C?.irig.ili, M.iry llellisquqile, Lynette Drip- ler, Phyllis Inhnson, Mgirthii Mgiiernwaki, Loretta Mzirmurnwiez, Irene Skrnipek, lfriink Sehnlenlwere, Imepli Piilkni. Mildred Ciidro, Mriry Feser, Ruth Ciinny, Irene Kiirpinski, Catherine llillenherg, Inseph Nueeli, Lucille lppnliiii, Iinrntliy Schneider, Esther Ceriinnwiez, Lottie Sysnl, Betty lluxeh, Nnrnm Russ, Miirilynn Lining. Mildred Ceranmviez, Sylvia Hrisky, Emeliu liieliiszkgi, Ivtunicu Deiin, Merry Line Gmiluhslii, lX'tgirgei'y Green, M.ie Grimes, Nnrnigi Blumhagen, Shirley NVillcoX, Loretta Dudek, Lnrrziine Meinni, 13nn.ilil Niehnls, XV.illiiee lirennnn. David NVeir, Arthur Piizderski, XV1ilter Slnminski, Dnniild ltlndeett, llliirenee 'l'herine, lilein lleerine, Frank K.ine, lfmneis VVozniuk, Blaine Benediet, lidgiir Smith, Ilnlnres Sehulenherg. Harold Faust, Henry Blazeiewiez, Anthony Guida, Riiyinoiiil Hugger. CLASS Gordon Nichols, Gene Srnithy Marqaret Pentecost, Aunt Ein: lames Mahaney, Uncle lim. The entire play took place in the pleasant livinq room of the Smith home about tive o'clock one spring afternoon. Dramatics has not been our only activity. ln the sports tield the Sophomores shared their part in football basketball track and volleyball. The Sophomore airls were also very active in basketball, volleyball baseball soccer and the Sophomore qirls Won inter class volleyball championship tor the year with the following team: Leona Snyder captain Shirley Beebe Wilma Casella Theresa Domiano Ann Dono Van, lane Fitzgerald Doris Fuller Blanche lursylc lrene Karpinski Anne Marie Lein berqer, lean Locker, Gertrude McNe1qht Mae Paprocki and lrene Sleuypele 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 r ' 1 1 - TfJi1'fy-lbree' - 1' ' ' 1- ' 'I' yr- .t-. I-' ,i.- '11 .V if i: Q11 A.. 1, -3 ,Q 11. A, -if -111. 111. H 111, l. 1' 4,1 , 11. M' 'f ,f ,. lf, Pascal Laliarlwra, Guralrl llirickluy, Siliia Gregory, Gcorluia llasslink, Milmlrcrl l'olnwui', Ilorotliy Iiatta, lanct Rusch, Dorothy Suska, Marjorie liurlttt, lit-litres Scilinlrl, Clara l,cinhcrgL'r, Mary Mahanuy, Ruth Schnabcl, Alhcrtus Straight. Roliurt Crulc, Catlicriric NVarncr. lit-tri l'tlccgcr, .Xmah Goultling, Clcralslinc llomst, Ursula Pilarslii, lrunc Szalliuwski, l-lclcn XVasag, Unfit-xicic Lutrrslxi, Martha lioryczk.i, Loretta Snioczynski, Virginia Piglowski, Ruth Karin, Corinne Gast, lborritliy XViclcnslxi. Mary Kmll, Iilliun Ahlstrom, Marcella Schranz, Gt-rtrutlc Marczak, Milflrctl Schrantz, Alice XVright, Harriet Renwick, Betty Skully, Ican llrcnicr, Lorraine Imlasik, llulcn Purol, Franco Drnztlzicl, Clara Drvmbrowski. Raimnnrl Cuntnur, lost-pli Iloino, Ibornthy Rich, licatritc E. SD1lllNl,l,UCj Smuczynski, Mari Vecchio, Ann Gostomski, Dorothy Vogt, lictsui Awalrl, Dorothy Szopinski, Iilainu lfatiiiski, Lottie Drozrlzicl, Norma XVuaklcy, Aalulinc Carpenter. Imnalil Sage, William Lintlgrcn, lmrotliy Huck, Faustina lllnniak, Iiorotliy Rcccl, Patricia McCrac, Patricia Smith, Ruth Cutlncy fit-iiuviuc Zacliarzcwslai, Citfralrlinu Nowacki, ltctti I. Wells, Iflclcn Fcttur, Blanche Michalak, Evulyri Sohlaowski, Mari Siilcy. Ftlwaril lirickson. Thomas 'l'liompwn, lionaltl Rozumalski, lack Frey, Rohcrt Roggcr, Richard Szucki, Richard Williams, Wil- liam Graf, Robert Renwick. FRESHMAN The class of 1940 started its career when on October 9, Albertus Straight was elect- ed president, Verna Case, vice-president: Anne Wood, secretaryg and lack Renckens, treasurer. Other nominations tor these ottices were Wallace Brennan, Harry Smith, Leonard Swoyer, Margaret Burlett, Mary Mahaney, Mary lane Kroll, Harriet Renwick, Robert Scott, and George Sheppard. The nominating committee was composed ot two representatives from each treshrnan room. Freshman night opened the activities ot the class ot '4U. An English country dance by selected students from the treshman girls' gymnasium classes was tirst on the pro- gram. The class play, The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife by Anatole France, was then presented to the parents ot the freshmen. Those who took part were Robert Scott, Tfyirly-fum N -... -..L-..e.... W.. n.as....L,....2.....Lah 1- '- N - N A -,mf .4 .X . , te, E 4 AFLWM4, l R 1' l ' shin- lienniee, Marie Coyatta, Mary Spina, Ianet Rusbuldt, Alva Anne Wood. Verna Case, Iosephine lXagro, Sara u ymo, lose! t Simon, George Parisi, Richard Husch. Patricia Case, Betty Hudson, Maxine Hrazier, Faith Vipor, Phyllis lngayo, Ruth li. Iturke, lletty Iaryis, Ruth Harvey, Samuel Kingsley, Robert Larkin, VVilliam Van dcr Muelen, XVilliam NVills, llenry liupiee, Robert Day. Dolores Miller, Shirley liurgctt, Gertrude O'Shea, Virginia Phillips, Thelma Renne. Antoinette Test-ta, Grace A. Muscato, Rita lankowski, lune Konert, Alene Beers, Albert Washington, William Fellinger, Raymond Iohnxon, Ierome Penkoty, William Schlichter. Betty Vande Velde, Ida Billings, Blanche H. Zcpp, liileen Centner, Dorothy Niedzwiccki, lletty Streiier, Eugenia Ric-lat, Lora i Schreiber, Delphine Wysocki, Paul Dean, Iohn Spina, Ralph Schafer, lmeph Moley, Isabel Thom, Inionrnata DiPalma, Dolores Ganslow, Stella Kopiner, Clara Ibzidnck, lean Wasmund, Elizabeth Maurer, Mary E. Leach, Albert Naslund, Leonard Swoyer, Robert Scott. Theodore XV, Naslund, Donel D, Blair, Earl C. Bradley, Clillord H. Karin, Walter Hlicharz, Leroy Dietzen, Ioseph Samartino. CLASS Edward Erickson Ralph Schafer Wallace Brennan Eileen Centner, loseph Doino Alene Beers Norma Blumhagen Margaret Burlett Patricia Case Lydia Kourelis, losephme rede Georgia Hesshnk George Parisi lay Eden, and Donald Blair Albertus Straight class president greeted the audience The class colors were pre sented by William Kaminslcy p address by Mr F R Darling Superintendent of Schools Bennlce Robert C resident of the class ot 37 This was followed by an ties Also many of the freshman girls partici part in numerous extra curricular actwi pated ln sports ln addition, the freshman class was well represented in the high school clubs Thirty fin e The class of '40 is showing great spirit. Already this year many of the boys took v 1 ' -' ' ' ' ' 1- 1' wx , 5. ',' is iv ' . ft ,wat 'g h -4, - Q . N wi XS N .- -V 1 -My ,Q-, ,.,,,,,,5 W H.,1,,,.,,,'a'.1f1,- -.jh1,,m.,-,VV,'-. .2315 ., H , ,V , VIH: . ,, fx.-gfgfhv ' .A , ,V 4 if 'lr :rx-2 '7 . vuwffl 1,11 '...2 '- Ulf-L-'. 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' f ,Vt ,Y v -4 , L I' x- 4 ' 4 VV 1' , - 111, 6 3 1 if ii , ' H Q H5354 ,, - 3 J- , 1 . . -,im M ' ,, Q1 'Y 'iff za V ' I QA 'J' Z1 1 F' if. f ' A lf? ,,-, 1 -w fi 1 - . ., . 4? -. fu ,Af ' ' K , ,U n U . : I 1' 4 I ' ' f - ' ' T, if'.,j:':'f:'-LT-.jj-:ll-, ---:HA--.,.qL, --g.,kWf,:', ',:..,,,-,,,,-rw, 1 ,., 74- LV V Q 6, , fi' - ' 4f1:,fEi::fQIiiI:11Qii12E'EF1-'1 f3- V -SP-'-A'553'-'L:4?f MV f' N' f ' A' : 'a ' ' , , Tfm 13 -J ix N IUNICDR PLAY Bargain in Cathay SCPHCDMORE PLAY H Whose Money FRESHMAN PLAY uMar1 Who Married a Dumb Wife L 'lllil Aoiiviiies look' up cmd not down, look forward cmd not back, look out cmd not in-cmd lend CI hand. EDWARD EVERETT HALE Th rig e en i' '-J 1' K we ' In H .I N X V M N 4 4' H It A A V V A L, v qv vp ..... . .lf R. Brlrncs. A. Vtlrmlllc, lt. Knowlton, O. l'lQll'1L't', V. liorlmur ll. Schiffman, C. liiumlu, I, Guxiy, li. llgiiluy, NV, K.lINlI15lit'. R. Etlcn, S. Clitfortl, li. HctTcrn.tn R, NVirtncr, A. Scliwilrtz, T. Conway. H. XVulfc, F. Thumpwn, L. Douglas, lN'I.Allx1ul1, ll. Ahrcns R. Clirimplriin, A. Plrclps, ,L lit-tlrhc, ll, llillunknfur, R, Muiurs, A. lirinkurrlimutlf, Miss NuglC Tirifly-ffigbl The Ivy Tower Editor-in-Chief - Business Manager - - Assistant Business Manager Circulation Manager - Faculty Advisor - LITERARY STAFF Ianet Samuelson, Editor Mae Albach Aqnita Schwartz Betty Wirtner Thomas Conway Richard Meiers Allestair Keddie Howard Ahrens SPORTS STAFF A Arthur Woelfle, Editor Vtfilliarn Kaminsky Herbert Dillenlcofer RT STAFF Virginia Bodmer, Editor Harold Wolfe Lorene Douglas BETTY l. KNOWLTON - OSCAR HABER COSIMENA BIONDO - - JOSEPH GUAY MISS FRANCES E. NAGLE PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Robert Eden, Editor Frank Dailey, Snap-shots ADVERTISING STAFF Oscar Haber Albert Brinlcerhoif Shirley Clifford Betsy Heffernan FEATURE STAFF Ramona Barnes, Editor Helen Schiffman Robert Champlain Autumn Phelps N M ,Kyiv l I O. Huber, Y. lziubcr, R. Tiistor, li. Hctlcrnnn. R, linlun, IS. Knowlton, F. Ritunhurg Miss Nagle, G. XViscr, E, Hackett, H. Dillcnkotcr, A. Hrlnkcrlioll, R. Cimmplgiin, D, The Citizen Stait When the Citizen statt was organized in September the tollowing execu- tives Were selected: BETSY HEFFERNAN - ROBERT EDEN - YETTTE HABER IAMES REED - ESTHER GLABERMAN Editor-in-Chief - Business Manager Circulation Manager Advertising Manager ------ Exchange Editor ---4 - - - - - - GERALD WISER - - - - EDWARD CONWAY - - - - - ROBERT TASTOR Sports Editor - Literary Editor - Makeup Editor - During the year Albert Brinkerhoit replaced Iames Reed as Advertising Manager and Herbert Dillenkoier replaced Esther Glaberman. At Thanksgiving the staff put out a special ten page paper in honor oi the football team. Many new teatures, extra pictures, and added attractions were included During the second semester there were more large sized editions The Citizen maintained the same high rating as beiore Iohnson Tbniy nine -L u ., - 43 .. e' Clips, ', .K if ' W 1 , E Q ,,-Li. .A , , ig A11 ,., ,fg'5-.5-'wi , C X ' i' --'V'i W1Lg.L'f.-Q.i Z'- .wwf1-W '1 J V M W V gissliaaan 5 sl. 7fQP .-34. sm' .. w ,C Hg' 4'Z1J11l f.Q:'1 dfs,f 'r' Jus.. .R . .. , I s - t ,lf -- :V ':,,q..,,L me .,,.. ,ad .-.J . ,E ...-a.. . . .. , .. 1 - - - z, fs , ,g.:.. - - , V, .J--ff 4 - - gf. A.-'1i'-ffl . . . ., .., M A. Gnlofuru, I. Kingslcy, F, Bremer, R. Phstcrcr, I. Coleman, T. Gust, N, Cassidy ' P. Nicwulitk, I. Pulmvy, R. Tiistor, F. Ritcnbcrg, I. Scott I, Murray, E. Glttlwcrnirin, H. Vcrtun, M, O'NicIl, O. lturchctt, M. Myers, I. Cirrito, I. NVilliams Fnrly M. Gibson, H. Shook, M. Lottcs, Miss NVcston Post Graduates For the first time in the history ot Dunkirk High School the Post Graduate students became an organized qroup and elected their own oiticers. Iohn Kingsley is the presidentg Ierorne Polowy, the vice-presidenty and Claire Pentecost is the secretary and treasurer. There are about titty Post Graduates in the class. This year the class qave a class party which was open to the public and Iohn Scott was appointed as the General Chairman. Miss Weston, the head oi the High School Enqlish Department, was chosen as the Class Advisor. S I -f-' L- .nu im ' 1 G. VVBCV, Nrtgnl, li. Fisliur, G. Sclmonlnglkcr, NV. Risch, R. Mason A. Schwartz, H. Graves, IJ. Schook, W. Dalglcish, B. Knowlton, Miss Weston A. Pcnkaty, E. Trottnow, R. Eklum Literary Adventurers Club The Literary Adventurers Club has been studying the English novel with emphasis upon the present day novelists. The great Englishpoets and their chief minor poems have also been enjoyed and studied with great profits. One pleasing feature of the group's Work this term has been their opportunity to do research work in the Dunkirk Free Library and School Library. On Thursday, called Library Day, the students spend their class period in either the Public or School Library doing reference work. Each student takes his favorite novelist or poet as the theme of the paper toward which the club Works at that time. The group as a whole has enjoyed the freedom of their choice of literature. CLASS OFFICERS - - - - - - - BETTY FISHER - - - - - - - EARYL NAGEL - - - GEORGIANNA SCHOONMAKER WILLIAM RISCI-I IAMES SCHILLING MISS WESTON President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer Critic Faculty Advisor X l Foriy one . . r . 'V 1 X ' F U , 'C ...'- ,fn '11, V . -. - , . 1 ' -E., '-A. -'f,. I, fx .- . K 4 4. A A sm w ...num q',.:x..u.-.. -7- Y Y -vi U in I l I l l l t I it t ltr D '1 V l fl-frly-I uw N. lJLll'l'Cll1Lll'1, I, Kingsluy, C. Flgihuvcn, W. Clifford W. Wilson, W. Multricn, C. lluyclcn, I. Pugh, I. Pulowy, D. Conny I., Brown, M. Muiott, G. Wiser, I. Cnlcmun, P. Dumunico Coach Hocppncr, P. Iunkowski, A. Wocllle, A. Brinkerholf The UD Club The D Club has grown to be a larger and more important organization during the past school term. The Club held its annual carnival on October 9 under the direction of Phil Dorninico, the Chairman. The carnival was a success as far as finances were concerned. The Football Dance was held on Thanksgiving night. This too, was a success for the club. The new flagpole was dedicated in the afternoon during the half of the game with Fredonia. The D Club scored another success in the Basketball Dance, which was held April 16 under the Chairmanship of lames Pugh. Many new members were added to the Club. They include Arthur Woelfle, Lynn Brown, Gerald Gibner, William McBrian, Frederick Bremer, Richard Karl, Wilson Slater, Pete Lyszeiwski, Daniel Conney, Morwell Mayott, William Wilson, and Iohn Kingsley. At a meeting of the Club, officers were elected as follows: president, Iames Pughy vice-president, loseph Fellingerg secretary, Iacque McNeighty and treas- urer, Albert Brinkerhoff. 'A HM 'IU ff l 1 -ee L- ,, . i . r G. McNeight, N. Dcsnmml, I. NVeglinski, li. Sehweiun, I. Knrpinski, G. llmnlvrrnvxki. A, Schilling, L. Wirtncr. Miss Erickson, R. Gmlmlcn, P. Oliver, A. Phelps, Z, XVhitmire, S. I.4m1b.1rcln, Ii. Day, L. Fern, G. Schoonmukcr. I M. Lynch, L. Wclkn, F. Thering, F. Karpinski, A. Dlonizik, Allen, L. Iboiiglus, D. Howe, A. Konwinski. ' P. Doerflingcr, L. Mcicrs, I. Ruzumzilski, R. Campbell, I. Rosing, V. Rupert, R. NVgishingtun, F. Incilto. The ents' UD Club . The Girls' D Club was organized in the fall of l936 under the direction of Miss Florence Erickson. Betty Schweian was elected president: Irene Weglinski, vice-president, Irene Karpinski, secretaryp Gertrude Dombrowski, treasurer: and Nancy Desmond, Citizen reporter. Girls who had earned a letter in sports were entitled to belong to the club and forty-two members joined enthusiastically. In March the organization sponsored a Play Day for the girls from sur- rounding towns. The high schools of Fredonia, Silver Creek, Brocton, Forest- ville, and St. Mary's Academy were represented. As the first Play Day was such a success, it is being looked forward to as an annual event. On Iune ll, a Sport Dance was held as an added variety to the activities of the Girls' D Club. The organization was formed to encourage more girls to participate in the different activities offered by the physical education department l-'ony H7786 ' iq! E Tax T- i 'gfi Tfffi ., 'f'QQ1'4 , ' 4-'VN t ,'Ja.,fE. , -'yrs . ,-,..,,...,.,,L,,, .i,-,...4.L.LiL--. ' . , h , , ,, , . , ,, . K , , . , , , , , , 1 . ,I , 75 M. Hurlctt, G, MuNcighL, M. Allizicli, G. Schonnmgikcr, l. XVuglinski, Miss Cox li. Schwcizin, I. Luckur, A. Hucrs, R. Biirncs, W. Hayes, A. Komvinski jyvy G. , up-if lygffgjljj LX Forty-four Girls' League During 193687 the Girls' League activities were carried out under the leadership of its officers: president, Georgianna Schoonmakery vice-president, Irene Weglinskig secretary, Gertrude McNeightg treasurer, Mae Albach. The club opened its social functions with the annual Girls' League party which was held in the Gymnasium October 24. This year the Girls' League Award was given to Georgianna Schoonmaker for her ability and scholarship, leadership, service, trustworthiness and loyalty. She was chosen by the Girls' League members. This is the greatest honor a Senior girl can receive. At Christmas time the League collected food, clothing, and toys which were later distributed to families in need. We closed our activities with the annual picnic which was held at Harrys- bourg on lune l. A good time was enjoyed by all. The Girls' League organization under the guidance of the Dean, Miss Viola Cox, looks forward to another successful year. .qv '- 4 1 'V' W ...Ls M if ..- - 7 I R Xl lf, M. Nowak, G, Ilomst, M. Cgirlru, F. Incltm, B. Schxvcinn. I. Hirvmln, lt. Runclacns, . l agors 'r L. VVclli1l. I7. ZW Lombardo. L. Wirtncr, R. Acqugivia. olark, li. Islas, F. Znck, A. Wiscr, L, Mr-icrs, ll, Ikinrixxricz, R. Turru, 5. M. Crowell, T. Domiunu, lf. Pgrnupintu, li. li.rzmicrznl4, V. Crispy, ll, Vlriglim, L. llolwrynski, G. Noccrzi. I. Sauvn, E. Dykus, Mr. YVoorl, R. Goulrling, IJ. Cmcllu. The Business Club The Business Club, under the supervision of Mr. E. R. Vlfood and Mr. W. C. Smith, reorganized in November electing the following officers: Esther lohnson, president: Betty Schweian, vice-president, Arthur Mack, secretary, Mary Iane Kroll treasurer, Richard Goulding, sergeant-at-arms: Harry Straight, Citizen reporter. Florence Zeck was appointed acting secretary because of Arthur Mack's illness. The most outstanding club programs were given in December and May. The December program consisted of two comedy sketches presented by several very capable members. A few of our school's excellent dancers provided further entertainment. Included in the May program was a musical given by members of the club and guest artis posters were used from which the pleasant smiles and pleasing personalities of the pe School. ts. To advertise the musical, theatrical rformers radiated the spirit of cooperation we have in Dunkirk High To those taking part in the programs or helping in any way during the year, the club extends its thanks h v' Forly five , f . ' I W f IPCS. ,1 U1 I I I ! . i I . t I 1 7j!!' 11 www Y G. Parisi, liriclisun. I. Colcingin, R. ligirnus. I. Guziy, C. liifimlo, VV. Iigiininsky, lrl. SchitTmun, 1 B. Ioh B. l-lciicrngin, M. liurlctl, R. Scligltcr, NV. llrcnimn, I, Duino. mon, Z. Whitmirc, IJ, Putnam, Y. lliilwr, E. Nagel. I. Mziliuncy, R. Crude, R. Acqugiviu, R. Carlson, I. Sunni, li. Amluru. R. liiirs, R. Rolling. S. Clirlfurrl. P. Olivv.-r, R. Gritltlun, M. Riclimun, R, Fulstwn, M. Crcmlc, Darling, C. Merritt, P. Case, Il. Ructl, M. llrnclamgin, C. liiclgiwslii. A. I.Cll1lWCl'I.fCI'. li. Knowlton. Miss Nitglc, H. Mquliggiri, I. Carlson. I, lVv.'glimli1, R. Nnggnrslii, ll. llincklcy, R. Klrtibor, A. bchwiirtz. I. llnxitlmn, R. Scott, ll. ligirl, M. Puiilucust, I. liclun. F. XVill. A. MacF4irliiml, IJ. Iohnwn, R. litlcn, lb. Smith, W. Slgitvr, G. Mcfiriiiv, V, Vfiishington, E, Hcntlursrin, M, Nowak, W. Imlglcisli, I. Siuiuiulwii, A. ilu-rs, N. Hlumlizigcn, D. Vlachus, VV. Hcnclcrson. R. Nicholas, XV. Mycrs, T. Conway, lf. 'l'rutIl1mv, R. Rilt'iilvurg, XV. Rcpcrt, R. Mcicrs, A. Brink- Fm'1y.iix crhnif, ll. Iiliiir, F. 'I'hmnpsmm, lf. lhnlcy, I. li.ll'UDC. R. Sunil-srui. The Dramatic Club On March 2, 1937, the Dramatic Club was re-orqanized tor this year under the supervision of Miss Frances Nagle. William Karninsky was elected presi- dentg Ioseph Guay, vice-presidenty Cosimena Biondo, secretary: Iames Cole- man, treasurer. The membership oi the club includes all students who have either been in the dramatics class or participated in assembly plays. The proqram of the year included a dinner meeting and two program meetings.. The committee appointed tor these occasions consisted of Robert Eklum, Elizabeth Anderes, Edythe Hinckley, lrene Weqlinski, Cosimena Biondo and Ioseph Guay. During the year an exciting drama, Where the Cross is Made by Eugene O'Neill, was presented by the club for the student body. The most important roles were la ed b I C 1 ' ' Biondo. p y y ames oeman, Frederick Klemann, and Cosimena ln accordance with the annual custom, a A 1 n award was made for the most outstanding worm on stage durinq the year. S . S. Clillortl Il. Riulinnlsun, G. Ritnnuy, R. liusxlcr, A. Wgtslilngum, V. Nichols Stage Crew With the addition of new lighting equipment, the work of the stage crew has become more interesting and more versatile. They have successfully com- pleted another year of arranging scenery for plays and lighting and decor- ating the gyms for dances. Under the supervision of Miss Frances Nagle and the management of Harold Richardson, with the help of Shirley Clifford, George Ranney, and Albert Washington, the stage crew furthered its work in presenting plays and other activities to the pupils of the high school and aided outside organizations which have used our auditorium. Stage D awards were presented to the following group for two or more years of active service: Harold Richardson, Vernon Nichols, Robert Kessler, and Carl Kaufman. Y F01'ly-,re1'w1 ..., V. N ',m,.,, .pf ' A T , A-Mg,-' W , A V Aw it Q K ' A gd -W? 1,-Il:2:L,,f:, ' y 5 1 P l-s...z:s:.,..., 41521. .3 fy, lil I I I It ik 1, it 1 I . l. I ,. I , . I I I I II' i It 1. I l 'I l Forty-efgb! I i R. Eklurn, I. Surniiulsmi, R. lizirncs, F. Andrus, XV. Kziminsky A. lirinkurhol-l, A, Woclllu, F. Dailey, W. Sullivan R. Eden, Miss Nagle, D. B. Smith The Debate Club This year marks the organization of this forensic club. At the first meeting of the Debate Club, lohn Kingsley was elected presi- dent, Ianet Samuelson, vice-president, William Sullivan, secretary-treasurer. The first debate of the year was held on election eve with all members of the club participating, the question being the obvious political one. The organization joined the eastern section of the Lake Erie Debating League, under the guidance of Allegheny College. The question for the con- ference was: Resolved: that all electric utilities should be governmentally owned and operated. The club debated with Fredonia, Iamestown, and Bradford High Schools. At the end of the season the club took a trip to Allegheny College, Where there was a dinner and several debates. To close the season, the question was debated by the Dunkirk teams for the Kiwanis Club. Throughout all debates, the affirmative was upheld by Elizabeth Anderes, Frank Dailey, and Robert Eklump the negative by Ramona Barnes, William Kaminsky, and Arthur Woelfle. 5 l' 14 .1 L,.,...,...g1l,.,.bL. - - II xl ru. nuunm, 1. U11--11t1.--1, ... ...... ...... , ... V. ..., ,... , , , , V S. Spina, T. Dnminico, G. lppolitu, lf. lncitto, R. Acquuizi, I. Ihrinu, A, Castile A. Doinu. C. Atltims, I. XVcglinski, L. Vllirtncr, lj. Schwciiin, R. Crimpbull, F. CUVLJIILI A, Guloftim, C. llcilrulitm, I. Itiirnnc, P. Clllilltllltl, Mr. Conti ltallan Literary Club Four years ago an Italian Literary Club was organized and under the careful guidance of Mr. Conti it has proven itself worthy of a prominent post tion with the other organizations of the Dunkirk High School Italian students as well as non-class members who were permitted to join the club elected the following officers: Susan Galofaro president' Georgianna Schoonmaker vice-president' Santa Benenati secretary- Anthony Galofaro treasurer' Iohn Saeva Citizen reporter- and Sylvia Gullo critic Among the school functions held by the club were a Columbus Day party and a party which took place in the cafeteria to initiate and welcome all new members to the organization. To conclude their social activities a picnic was held at Harrysburg in May The Italian Literary Club closes the school year with the prospect of hav ing many new members in the years to come 471 1 - Forly nme 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 - t ...z:..- ,, .3-. 1' ' - f-tv.-P1' 15-M. 'M V 114. -- - 1, .. , -,M , , . , ,.g.,ft,.-151 if . 1 -iw 11.-as -arid - .M4.,.-..2-free: 331, ,W Fl i . 4 . a '1 I, Z 1 1 l il ' ' ', R. Bolling. R. Crctlc, L. Czimplwcll, R. Nlcholns, A. Gulofgirrr, D. XVuir, I. Barone l XV. llcmlcrson, H. Frank, lf. Sclirigibcl, XV. Myers, R. Bird. A. Dolrio T. Grist, H. Ludwig, R. Clnimpliiin, R. Elilum, A, llclhintl I. Forcnmn, I. Culciimn, W. Rupert, C. Piiccgcr i- 1 5 l Boys Cflee Club 3 l The Boys' Glee Club has always been an outstanding organization in the l l High School. They have presented concerts and assisted the other organiza- l tions, such as the band, in giving concerts. - The Glee Club traveled to Fredonia to sing at the Western New York f The Glee Club has at different times sung in auditorium and assisted in various Music Festival this year and, after singing, received the rating of Excellent. 1 ,, programs. 1 l This year the Boys' Glee Club was host to the Fredonia Normal School Glee Club, which presented a program in auditorium for the student body. The Glee Club closed their school year by singing during Commence- I' ment Week at some of the evening programs held in the auditorium. 'I ,i i i Fifly . IWIICNHHIHTLI S. Bt-clue. M. l'JcP.xsqLmlu, E, Nqpul, 7, xx . , I. A1 ' . A Ilurlin Kourclis XVutmus, A. Mnrxisco, ll. SCl'llll-I11.lI'l M. Prunu 'ss Sea Cr R. Karin, I. Jgvrlsun. R. ' glumr, . HIC' , 2, Lcnigrt , li. Hcssink M. Sit 7 - Y '- ' ,i T. nmmn H. Cranto . Harvey V. Rupert, X. Casey , nxt V. Cruzicr, R. NV11sl11n5,o . inn L. 'ott. ', 3 o ful . LTIULI , . . . Puncc li. lrinkcr Hcckathnrn, L. Dubrynski. . Karin, M. Czulm. M. Ccntnur, . I D. Vluclms. G. Domst, M. Schrantz, C. Imicnko, I. Riclurnlq lf. Vi 1. . Girls Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club has participated in many activities during the past year. They co-operated with other organizations ot the music department to present two concerts: one, an invitation concert, and the other to celebrate National Music Week. The Glee Club also attended the Western New York Music Festival where, although they did not compete, they were given a superior rating. The Glee Club completed their activities by singing at the Commence- ment exercises. 'H ', . r, 1. 'c , . fu 'r, .Gr.1y.li. Cunt cr, Fifty-one ..-....,.-,-,. ,,,,, t..-..,...4::.g.ua ... 1 ww- 3,33 D , il' l Ili ilincl C Ihlyli ll g, L, M1 g , I ii RI ll M ON ill l It lt l , lcy, M. Lombgtrtln, li. Iuhmrmn, R. Nngorski. H. Skqlly, F. XVulwt'nclur. R , , A. C,l.1rlxL. S. Lniiilmrrln, M. lrng, L I l , 1 , C G , 1 it n. I Sp , M.1x M Y rl I, Il ll n N Illumhi tn li , 1 hurl. P. I P Su ll nt l Pu: I XX Ils I Pr mt D n P s I in I I 4,1 ,. ':7',',, I v 1 .af-.X 1 I ,,, 'J- U12-1. W o ' ' ' I .fm ,, Y. 1.--u'--sg, ' fr ' 'g,,: ,.,,,,L4e,.. 4: ,, l I l M. Lcscli, A. P.im-piiitn, ll. l'l.1clQctt, ll. lfrzink, lrl. Fiiil, E. Sclinrilicl, R. Proper, F. Dailey, T. R. Lintl Cust, Ci. Llgirk. nur. R. Sclmgilvul, lf, St-rin, F. ltiilli-ton, I. Lusuli, I. Proper, F. Koch, F. Cyllcn, P. Lu- li1irlv.ir.1, lrl, Olivt-ri, Il. St-ilmlt, C. Piutrifctmi. I. Ilniilsrin, .-X. Nurmgintl, T. llilv.-in.iri, C, Pllccgcr, ll, Mnrquiirilt, I. Furman, L. Vllood, G. Ricliiirmls. I, ltiironu, R. Rams. A. Costello, R. liirtl, R. lNfIourt-r, Mr. Rupert, W. Pierce, A. Dcliincl, R. Nicholas. l i Fifty-Iwo The Band ln September, the band under the direction of Mr. Repert consisted of twenty-nine members. Before the football season had ended, the band had increased its membership to forty. The Board of 'Education furnished new uniforms of maroon and white for the members of the band. The band also received some new music, consisting of twenty new marches, five overtures and a new set of books. For the first time in the band's history, they competed in the Western New York Music Festival and received the highest honor in class A. This is the highest rating that a Dunkirk band has ever attained and brings added pres- tiqe to this group of ambitious musicians. In this way the band has proved itself worthy of the praise of every student and teacher in the school. This summer the band will give a series of concerts in front of the City Hall. S . . I 1 r , gy I' I .. .Q I ' ,. - q--ww-w-f KTM -' 3 El lf-'Jeb . Clark A. Carpenter. R. lflincklcy, M. Cmy l. Pllccpcr. SN .. Q' nr1bcl,l.Dr l, , X. Vuml, C'. V cy '. 'ul cr, . ti iv, 7. N' ' . llloninls. . :mr l...l1p '10, '. rn N. 'gc Y. -1 ' 1.t-ll,Z. XVl1ilmirc R. .im- ncr li. Cullen. The Qrchestra The Dunkrrk Hrgh School Orchestra was formed rn September wrth trtteen members all ot the stung group Under Mr Repert s drrectron the orchestra gradually 1ncreased untrl 1t numbered thrrty two All through the year they played for assembly and evenmg presentatrons 1nclud1ng the Semor Play The orchestra competed at the Western New York Musrc Festrval thrs year and recerved an excellent ratrng For a small group they recerved a very hrgh standrng It has always been the custom for the orchestra to play durrng Com mencement Week and th1s year they tollowed the same custom playrng for both the Gross Speakmg Contest and Commencement Nrght Th1s ended the school year for the orchestra --ng---vw Fzflj three X i ' . 5 . IE '7 l-5 N5 - - 7 wg . - - EF 3:1- ,,,.1' E - c: , ' .' - U .' 1' . . E 1 . 3-5 -.. 3 A - :P ..r: 1 TJ . E 5-, .2 : . 5, L 3 , PM v' '- ... -12 A1 :- ff- l . 5 T371 il . 2 7 ' 3 . . HP.. . 5 M -A 7,1 TS . - ' 2 5 . l Y J-' 3' Y - 4 .. . . . . f ff .-. 41 ., ,- c ' - cw l :J J' .- :x P: 'L -.. 1 h . 75 ,-, . I ' v-1 U7 - A f, r ,. . ' IJ L . E- F fu I' A . . ' up . E-....,, 2, --,,, x t-1 X W, , ,:, , , , YA' f :'.QiT,'!E'?!?-:-551'F '? l1'lQ ' 'I -' 4 -:f'f..-I . .VA - .. K... -. - -- - . 1 , -FETTAW? 'A Q ...qi1...I5 ll 1' 1 4 naw .sri It., iii JET -' vc ve R. Eklum, I. Criltlsmllh, V. Vthshingtrwn, XV. Slutcr, R. Rolling, I, Guuy, R. flctfurniin. A. Woclllc, H. S-:liiH'mun, xV.Kill1'll1'lhlij' I. Stluixi, R. Nlchulus, A. Gzilrwfglrn, R Knowlton. l.. Chirnmv, B. Ifvlmson, C. liiontlo, li. xVlflI'lC1', F. XV.1shingtrvn, ll. Mulligan S. liuncnsti. A. XVLICJDII, H. Gmntri, I. Rizzo. li. llilco, I. Sgimuclwn, R. Linclnur, C. Ricnlio, V. Kuczcwski. D. Conny, F. Rticinn, M. Spuzirilt-, fl. Ludwig, R. Chzimpluin. G. Zwlkmvski, I. VVct1vt-r, Ii. Smith, li. Kriiigcr. S. Clitfnrml R. Erlcn, I. Curry, I. Rruno. E. Lcffrrls, A. Rt-tltlic, P. Docrflingcr, R. Lyon, V. Laliigliti, R. Dottcrwicli. M. Bmckmnn, V Rupert. I. Rcarrlnn, I. Inlinwn, C. Grazykoxvski, I. Ngilcpti, S. Hull, C. Piutrgifittgi, A. l,ilI1CPlf'llU. O, Hgilwur. ll. Alircns. F. Igigutlu. I. Gould, H. Marquette, R. Bird, N. Gritlln, F. Hccbu, A. Orlanrlo. R. lvlcycrs. C. Fltilinvun, R. Kuncrt, G. Tliom. R. Simpson, G. Smith, R. Alhiich, R. M.1wn, R. Mzickmvink, H. Lipka. AMERICAN The American History League is an organization under the guidance of Miss Mary Weber. On September 29, members of the Lincoln, Historical Research, Nation Builders, Hamilton and Roosevelt Clubs met and selected the following League officers: William Kaminsky, president: Donald Stoyle, vice-presidentg Mae Albach, secretary: Ramona Barnes, treasurerg Winston Repert, Citizen reporterg Lorene Douglas, Virginia Bodmer, Iames Guay, Harold Wolfe, poster designers. On February ll, the League presented a program in honor of Lincoln and Wash- ington. Arthur Woelfle was the chairman. Those participating and their contributions were: The Salute to the Flag and America's Creed by Ioseph Guayp George Washington as President of the United States, Helen Schiffrnanp First in Waralfirst F1 ly-four S . ..,,-,,.,, .,.,,..,..,..' .,,, ,,,-, .- .2 M. Allmclt. R. linrncs. XV. Rupurt, V. I-intlmcr, L. limi lu 1 N tl H Hu Lombardo, R. Turco. C. Merritt, A. Schwartz, H. Wcllca, I. Wfcmicinski, I, Rozumiilski, L. Muiurs, fi. Golubski, A. Muwn, L. Kinn, M. Messina A. Moser. I. White, D. Punmviuz, I. Sherman, F. Zwuluk. W. Drilglcisli, A. Iilgiihor. G. XV.ignur, A. Wiser, A. Konurt, G. Newt Schmntz. P. Spictz, R. Hclfcltlt, R. Conncll, F. Zack. A. Plitrlps, li. Fisltur, ll. Iulonck, XV. Tilly, F. Biulnszuwski, C. Biclawski lilorlgutt, Pugh, F. Pictliicwiw I. liuronc, C. Kaufman. H. Riclurzlson, R. licssltgr, M. Baker, A. Wuurstlc, D. Lrisccki N. Plcszcwski, W. Risch, P. Flick, F. Swanson, L. Pasquale, F. Thompson, C, Pupiclnr7 F. Dailey, T. Conway, F. Kupicc, G. Smith, A. Dillenburg HISTQRY LEAGUE in Peace, William Kaminskyg Entangling Allegiancesf' Robert Elclumq Lincoln the Man of Destiny, Winston Repertg Looking Through Lincoln's Eyes, lane Miskow The Perfect Tribute, Ramona Barnes. The High School Band played at the begin ning and end of the program On May lO, the League banquet was held at the White lnn with Ramona Barnes acting as toastmaster, with Attorney Thomas P. Heffernan as the guest speaker of the evening. Others on the program Were: William Karninsky, Helen Schiffman, Robert Eklum, Winston Repert, Betsy Heffernan, Ralph Bolling, Anthony Duino, Anthony Galo faro, Robert Champlain, Mr. F. R. Darling, Ioseph Guay, ancl Arthur Woelfle After the completion of this excellent program, a gift of appreciation was presented to Miss Weber in behalf of the American History League Ff1y51e glib, H. XX lfu, A. llulnncl. l- Misli iw, ll. fag ' , . nt. D. Ormsby. R. Maison, ID. Harrington, G. Schouniniikur, H. lfullingt-r, K. Day, I. Fern, R. Stcxcns, A, C.is.ilc, M. Bruno, S. -ll, R. , l- i , , Xxx . ' W r 1 ' wh qu: ,, v R. linlling, R. Rt-Mlcr, lf. Wisliingtuii, ll. llillt-iiknfw, G. Sclinfminulat-r, A. liluilmr, W. ligiminsky, I. Gllily, A. Costello, C Plctmlittu. I. Pnltnvy, M. I. Nmviilq, C. liinnilu, M. Allmcli, lrl. lvizuliggin, G, licilun, I. Ainrwosu, V. Kuznicki, R. Schrnntz, I. Rizzo ID. Ormshy. I. Pugh, O. l-luhur, ll. Grunto, M. Ilrunn, I. Wcgivcr, H. Iclunuk, R. Nurmginil, M. A. Messina, P. Docrtlingcr, R. Lyon, I Ruzumnlslii. Il. llunt, I. Sumuulsnn, E. Falun, R. Mcycrs, E. Riucntgi, F. Incitm, IJ. Gilman, Smith, G, Ziolkowski, I. Sherman, S. Clifford l.. Gurnmv, I'l. Ahrcns, ll. llcllrurnun, R. liklum, XV. Risch, I. Klriihur, R. llclfnltlt, E. Gululnslii, D. YVcing:irt, I. NVOIin5ki li. Inlinwn, l.. Mcit-rs, li. Nagel, C. liiunkfi, L. Wt-lkqi, L. Kirin. F. Zwolglli, A. Murxiscu, I. Whitu. G. Rginnuy, li. Lcllkrts, Ii. 'l'r-ittnow, IJ. Smith, R. Alhiicli, V. NV.isliingtnn, R. Mcicrs, R. Mason, R. Simpson, XV. NVilsun. R. Erlun, G. Smith, l'. Flick, A. llillunburg, ll. l-ipk.i, I. lilmlgutt. ENGLISH The English Four Clubs meeting in rooms 5, 62, 72 had several interesting prof grams based upon special numbers ot the Scholastic The Euphonian, Lincolnian, Websterian, ancl Witan clubs voted that officers and members lor the year 1936-1937 should be represented in the Annual group picture. FALL AND SPRING OFFICERS PRESIDENTS Herbert Dillenkoier Arthur Woelfle Fredric Thompson Donald Fisk Wilson Slater Oscar Haber William Kaminsky Fifi 9'-Jlx VICE-PRESIDENTS Virginia Bodmer Ralph Bolling Lorene Douglas Carl Kaulman Beity Wirtner James Loughridge Georgianna Schoonmaker Angeline Klaibor 'S GENERAL CHAIRMEN Iane Miskow William Risch Mary Iane Nowak .--W, Q . Pasquale N. Griihn H. VVolfc M. L. Straight, D. Pnnmvicv . Dobry nski, C. Flahuvcn T. Conway, A. Kcrltlic R. Bird, l . Biclawski R. Connell I. Nulcpo A. Schwartz B. Fi.hcr R . Bialcszewski E. Schnabcl, R. Koncrt, G. Smith, R. Hclwip I. L---Ll' r--v . V A W., 5'-rr-vr' '4'4 -l c ilfmann B. XVirtncr, A. Phelps F. Tliompsun, C. Kuulmun I.. Doug Ltr 4 Lintmr Barone A. NViscr 'son R. liriuiiignrtncr l. . Knowlton K. Day S. l. nhurtlo. R, C1 l. ri It to x on L L ilo A. Moser 'l but A XVutrstlc lv S1LllllL li Stix ts ity lk int lvfnlu niilx l llLIlxt.XXl I 5 rnu B lxmi tr ll lutlxxii, -X Pinppint M Ann.1lv.tt Valentine, F. Kupiec H. Richardson, N. Plcszcwski C. Popielasz Cy. Thom CLUBS The 1937 Clubs held their annual reception in the new auditorium, with refresh ments served in the library Remembering the communitys interest in music this years program emphasized Rhythm. The idea was illustrated by representatives from the several departments of music physical training, science, home economics social science foreign languages and English. Seeing rhythm in everyday occupations brought value to the commonplace For the spring activities, the Executive Committee elected as general chairman, Helen Schiffman, who was assisted by the following groups Program Cosimma Biondo Winxfred Dagleish Thomas Conway Robert Eklurn Invitations Lorene Douglas Dorothy Shook Refreshments Betty Wlrtner Rosemary Lindner Aqnita Schwartz Gertrude Ztalkow ski Ruth Carlson Mae Albach Iune Weaver Florence Washington David Iohnson William Rlsch loseph Barone Decorations Wilson Slater Robert Eden Ruth Mason Esther Golubslci Ioan Wolcm ki Printing Allestair Keddie Gerald Smith Ofhctal Typist Autumn Phelps Library Arrangement Robert Kessler George Ranney Harold Richardson Executive Treasurer Ianet Samuelson Fifty rezen 5 .fyfgx Ja , , l WY . ., , . . ' 1 4 ' ' Q A f' , ' ,., 'gr' , fil. .. Nga L gl C : l : 1 H 9 h , , , Iris, XV. Sln -, lt. lhirrinutvn. R. ' l '. A MJ , lv , 5 I f , , in ir so , . 'llur' , I, Mi lt f, R, Y.inl7 'tty A, Cl. fgiro, R. Nicholas, V. Lailhgliu, A. Vacunti, S, Bcncnali, A. Gibbs, F. Leona, F. Rricino, M. Rrguling, I. johnson, lf. Swanson. L , , , f ' ., '. X, , . N -, ', I. f u ', , Q 1 yl L 1 , , f.Dr1'lh', A. -lr l, R. 1 'X ', 3. ' - '- C , , , , s , .lu '., . I A j,,. 1 11. F , Y, . ' ' . 1 I n I v u 1 1 I - I Il ll I I w vi A 3 .Q X Y t it x .ffli .fx NANCY DESMQND The Moy Queen I I I 1 4 This yeor is the first time that Dunkirk High School hors hold CI May Queen. 1 The contest was sponsored by the Citizen dt the Citizen Dance, held in ' the girls' qym on April ninth. During the ddnce Cl group of faculty members 1 selected the Moty Queen's Court from which the Qrchestrd selected the Mory Queen. Moy Queens Court it if to W , X - Fifty-eight 4 1 B. Heffernan, M. Lynch, V. Bodmer, H. Schiffman, A. Beers, R. Goddcn 'S i I iw l ,I 4:1 H' I 1 , i -S' Athletics They conquer who believe they can . -VIRGIL i ' ' ' 575431622 ' ' Fifly-nine ,M ' ,q A .-gagafsv 1 il , x . Sixly Emi YaF2 Football Leiiermen D. Fiske D. Conny, Mgr. A. Woelile W. Slater, Mgr. I. Polowy W. Wilson, Mgr. I. Bruno R. Locker, DAA W. McBrien, DAA S. Pachol P. Iankowski H. Dillenkoier R. Karl G. McGraw M. Mayoit I. Kingsley D. Robinson G. Geibner KARL HOEPPNER I. Coleman L3 W' Baslieiboll Leiiermen H. Dillenkofer K. Kaufman I. Polowy R. Albertine L. Brown I. Schilling H. Wolfe, Mqr. CHARLES AEY N I- L. ....,.,...Lf',,.L. L. - AAL H' 5 L 1 'PF ' Xl P. Iankowski, I. Coleman, M. Mgiyfwtt, 1. Bruno, IJ, Fixk, Capt.. H. llillunlwfcr, S. Pachul, R. liolling I. Polowy, I. Kingsley, G. McGraw, 17. lugmln, M, Sxkom, 11. Picnln, G. NV1scr A. Wocllic, R. Karl, D. Robinson, L. Supkowski, A. Wrwznink, D. Lnsccki, G. Guibncr, C. Sullmll D. Burchctl, W. Slutcr, D. Conny, W. Wilson, S. Moreno, li. 1101-ppm-r, Conch Salamanca Troti - - Tonawanda larnestown Olean - Lackawanna - Alliance College Niagara Falls - Stronq Vincent - Fredonia - lfaf w T 7 Football Schedule Opponenls Dunk 12 13 13 7 U U 33 6 12 6 irlc 13 U U 7 7 7 13 6 6 B 41,0121 QM 6. Sixfy-one f,-ef.,-1. ff-1, 41 7' 1-4.-55 91.7,-gtflitx gp. . or , . , I l if .4 132.3 Q.3'dlf.1.44, H W ,H A , A o Q Q V Q 1 Sixty-ruff? Stronq Vincent Alumni - Falconer - Fredonia - Iamestown Westfield - Silver Creek Falconer - Fredonia - Jamestown Westfield - Silver Creek Iamestown Falconer - Salamanca Chautauqua I. Polowy, 11. Zntoraki, E. Duclck, H, NVolfc, Manager Basketball Schedule N C. Acy, Conch, K. Kaufman, V. Naruszcxvicz, R. Albcrtinc H Dlllcnkotcr, I. Schilling Dunkirk Opponents 34 28 27 14 23 21 35 23 22 24 35 29 34 24 25 22 35 17 30 21 36 33 33 21 34 28 24 Z1 30 33 24 31 :+I ' I i 1 Basketball Cup t Winner KARL KAUFMAN In the first contest of its kind, ever conducted in Dunkirk High School, Karl Kaufman became the winner of a silver trophy. The trophy, donated. by Mr. Aey, was lesented to the member oi the varsity basketball team mak- inq the qreatis ,geroentaae oi ioul attempts. ',t 9 in f i All 1 , ' , , .,,' if ' A ,X Cheer ' if ,t , .Le ,I b Leaders :Vi I 32.2-Altria .fi R. Day, W. Brennan S. Becbc, G. Brooks, K. Day, A. Lcinbergcr, L. Snyder S ix! y-lbree , K 1 - g ,,-.,lo gi ,,.,,.M ,, m...,,. A ,W ,? A-.' 2,7 9: Coach Acy, V. Nowncki, C. Mzissinzx. F, Will, A, Allen, G. W'iscr, XV. Clifford, E. Bremer, H. Ludwig, E. Trottnmv, R. Eklum. I. Cussulc, A. Pcnkcry, lrl, Pcnkoty, VV, Rupert, R. Kusslcr, F. Thompson, D. Schulcnburg, I. Briggs, V. Narusuwicli, C. Kaulimun, NV. Risch, R. Goultling. R, Simpson, E. Dykiis, B. Lupinskcck, I. Dubnicki, G. Muyott, S, Slumsky, L. Brown, I. Polowy, I. Pugh, C. Tunso, G, Guronski, I. Pizzolunty. I. Sxvcrtfagcr, W. Erick, A. Myers, A. Smith, S. Dutlck, A, Pustlurk, A. Casuy, A. Rcdbancl H. Albcrlinu, A. VVolf, H. Wilcmski, I. Iusco, I, Barone. A. Erickson, R. Skrypic, I. Fubritus, A. Striiiglit, XVisc, H. Vtfoclllc, F. Byrocciu, I. Bankowski, A. Stcliun, XV. lilicarc, A. Guida, R. Lipinski. I. Catalnno, V. Pockyski, V. Costanza, R. Mason, H. Clifford, I. Spina, E. Zatorski, I. Ander- son, I. Doino. Track 4 Early in March, the largest turnout for track that Dunkirk High School has ever seen, answered Coach Ae-y's call tor candidates. Despite the tact that over 85 boys reported, only tour letter-men, Clittord, Brown, Pugh and Polowy has returned. With these boys as a nucleus Coach Aey began to build a team which he hoped would be a winner. Two weeks after the first meet was to take place, tour veterans, among them two letter-men, were dropped from the squad. Schilling, Brown, Polowy, and Albertine were the men who were cut. Later, however, Brown cmd Polowy were reinstated. This year a new event, the discus throw, has been added. The fine show- ing made by Repert in the shot put, by Thompson in the mile, by Clifford in the half-mile, and by Maclfarland in the hurdles, make the prospects for another county and sectional track meet look very good. Sixly-four 5 ul. . - gm-Ianni - F. lfriclistm, R. Gmltlcn, Mgr., l. Raising, I. Long A. Schilling, F. linrpinski, IJ. llowc, P. Olivur, G. Brooks l. Wuglinskl, Y. Graziur, li. Iunmvslqi, Z. Whitmire, G, Dombrowski A, Kontvinslii, B. Schwcian, Capt, Girls lnterclass Basketball The Iunior Basketball Team, pictured above, became the lnterclass charn- pions when they defeated the Seniors by one point in an exciting playoff game. They were under the guidance of Betty Schweian with Ruth Godden as manager. Soccer for girls was offered this fall for the first time in the history of the school. Great enthusiasm was shown for this activity which promises to be- come a popular sport. This year's volleyball was greatly upset when the Sophomores, under the guidance of Leona Snyder, Won the championship. This spring, Monday and Tuesday nights were devoted to baseball. There was a surprisingly large turnout for this sport. Tennis was featured on Wednesday and Thursday nights. As several girls were interested in this sport, a tournament was arranged. Two nights a week, during fall and winter, eight girls met at the adult recreation center for archery. Thirty-five girls signed up for the sport this spring. Miss Aileen Murray and Miss Florence Erickson were in charge of the after school activities. Sifflj'-Hitt? . t .',! ,.j'-'R MLK Y W- - -ii? A,,:3.f-H:-1---.,:.T---,.-.-55,g,.----.iL-i:-...-.-..-g..5- V ,51,,.,,, ,, W' '. ..g Taj , fa -tk-.,,.--'K ' ' 1 W 4, If r- 1. ..f2C5fz.. 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L mo f- ' 1 SENIOR WI-IOS WHO CCLASS Hisrortn Early in October the Senior Class met to elect class officers William Kaminsky was elected president Ianet Samuelson vice president Winston Repert secretary and Donald Fisk treasurer The Senior class party which was held on November l9 was pronounced by many students and teachers to be the best party they had ever attended The Senior As sembly Program was presented as part of the annual Christmas Assembly The play consisted of a presentation of dramatizations of the most important scenes of Victor Hugos immortal Classic Les Miserables In February Thomas Conway was elected treasurer to replace Donald Fisk who graduated in Ianuary On March l2 the Class of l937 presented its Senior Play The play selected was The Ghost Train by Arnold Bidley The most important roles were assumed by Ioseph Guay Autumn Phelps Ramona Barnes Many people students and teachers alike declared that the play was one of the most entertaining productions ever pre sented by a Senior Class When we reach the final parting of our ways on lune 23 Commencement night we shall feel proud to leave behind us a record not only of fine scholastic endeavors but also of whole hearted participation in school activities such as Band Orchestra Foot ball Basketball Volleyball and Track HOWARD AHRENS- Ah' Sweet mysteries of life Art Club Treas Citizen reporter Annual Staff Track Lincoln History Club Witan English Club MAE MARGARETH ALBACH SAM BENENATI One who never changes Bu mess club Inter class Basketball 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Hamilton History Club Volleyball 3 English IV Club FLORENCE BIALASZEWSKI Love sweetness goodne s in her person shine Freshman Play, Sophomore Soc y, Iunior Sec y- Treas. Girls' League, Se-c'y American History League, Euphonian English Club. ROBERT ALBACH- Who walketh upon the wings of the wind. Football l, 2, Track 2, 3 4, History Club' Inter- class Basketball l 2, English Club. EMIL MICHAEL ANNALETT- I do not know what to do with myself. Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2 3, Track 3 4, Orchestra I, 2 3, Inter-class Basketball 3, 4, Inter-class Volleyball l 2, 3, 4, Chai'man English 4 Club. RAMONA BARNES- 'Rich in mirth and wisdom.' Girls' Glee Club I 2, 3, History League Officer, Senior Class Play' Annual Executive Staff, Iunior Assembly Play, Senior Assembly Play' Debate Team, History League Program, CEPH BARONE- He worked both hard and long.' Track 3 4, Lincoln English Club, Roosevelt Hic- tory Club, Officer Italian Club, Senior Assembly Play' Senior Class Play, Freshman Play, Inter- class Basketball. RUTH BAUMGARTNER- 'She is as sweet as the rose in the rain. English IV Club, History Club, Girls' League. SARAH BENEDICT- Happy as a lark. Library Club, Academy English Club, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 4, Volleyball 4, Spanish Assembly Program, Girls' League. And when the heart is big a little sets it off Girls Lecgue, Iunior Red Cross, English IV Club, History Club. CECELIA BIELAWSKI- Man delights not me. Iunior Bed Cross! Girl League, Freshman Play, Senior Assembly Play, Lincoln History Club, Euphonian English Club, Girls' Glee Club, Busi- ness Club. CLARA BIENKO- 'Tic grievous parting with good company. Glee Club, English IV Club, Roosevelt History Club, Girl League. COSIMENA BIONDO- They are ne fer alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts. Annual Executive Staff, Business Club, Euphon- ian English Club' Girls' League, Roosevelt His- tory Club, Dramatics Club, Senior Play Commit- tee, Senior Assembly Program. RAYMOND BIRD- A man of learning and abundant intelligence. Track, Glee Club, Band 2, 3, 4, Inter-class Bas- ketball, Nation Builders History Club, Orchestra 3, Websterian English Club. IOHN ALLAN BLODGETT- I cannot hide what I am. Freshman Play, Lincoln History Club, Witan Eng- lish Club, Websterian English Club. VIRGINIA M. BCDMER- O eyes sublime with tears and laughter for all time, Art Editor Annual Staff, Vice-Pres, Lincoln His- tory Club, Vice-Pres. Euphonian English Club, Vice-Pres. Freshman Class, Girls' League Board l, 2, Critic Euphonian English Club, Freshman Play, Chairman Annual Dance. Sixly func ,ff 1 Q ,-I bf., vu X f 1 2' ,, r at ali J ' ALBERT BRINKERHOFF- There is nothing good or evil save in the will. D Club Treas,, A. A. Adv. Manager 1, 2, 3, -T, lnter-class Bazketball l, 2, 3: Annual Stalf Adv., D Club Basketball, Debate Club, Senior As- sembly Play. MARIE BROCKMAN- OI plain, good sense, life's current. Girls' League, Girls' Glee Club, History League, Senior Assembly Play, Iunior Bed Cross. IOSEPH BRUNO- The iron entered into his soul, Football l, 2, 3, 4, D Club, Inter-class Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Inter-class Volleyball l, 2, 3: Hamilton History Club, Inter-class Track l, 2, English Club, Golf Team 3, 4. MARY BRUNO- Her heart is like a garden fair. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League, Art Club 4, Witan English Club, Nation Builders History Club, Volleyball, Iunior Red Cross, Homemaking Tea l, 2, 3. ROBERTA CAMPBELL- l have more ease to stay than will to leave. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League, Girls' D Club, Italian Club, Lincoln English Club, Nation Build- ers History Club. RUTH CARLSON- Sweet peace of bashful maiden heart. Girls' League, Hamilton History Club, Euphonian English Club, Iunior Bed Cross, Volleyball, Basketball. ANNA MARIE CASALE- Ii you do your work day by day Success is bound to happen your way, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Girls' League, Nation Builders History Club, Volleyball l: Italian Club, lunior Bed Cross, Basketball l, Euphonian English Club. NORMAN CASSETY- Always a smile for everybody. Lincoln History Club, Chemistry Club, Academy English Club, A. A, Adv. Mgr. ROBERT CHAMPLAIN- l'm not a bit tamed. Football l, 2, Track 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Inter-class Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Lincoln History Club, Lincoln English Club, Annual Staii, Citizen Staff. SHIRLEY CLIFFORD- To give her her due, she has wit. Library Club, Girls' League, Costume Committee, Annual Staff, Witan English Club, Nation Build- ers History Club. FRANK COLICCHIA- l have more zeal than wit. Basketball, Volleyball, History Club, English Club. RUTH H. CONNELL- A giggle, a flash, a dash and a crash. Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, Soccer, Girls' League, History Club, English Club, lunior Red Cross. THOMAS CONWAY- I awoke one morning and found myself famous. Treas. Senior Class, Hi-Y Club, Football 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Business Mgr. Senior Class Play, Vice-Pres. Lincoln History Club, Senior Play Com- mittee, Annual Staff. 501 BIIIY RICHARD ARTHUR COSTELLO- The very substance oi the ambitious is merely the shadow of a dream. Football 3, 4, Inter-class Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Orchestra, Hamilton His- tory Club, Chemistry Club. FRANK DAILEY- Something between a hindrance and a help. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Stamp Club, Debate Club, Span- ish Play 2, Senior Class Play, Chemistry Club, Annual Staff, Senior Assembly Play, Hamilton History Club, Websterian English Club. WINIFRED RUTH DAGLEISH- Afar from me be moan and tears. Librarian Club, Girls' League, Basketball, Volley- ball, Archery, Sophomore Play, Senior Assembly Play, Dramatic Club. KATHERINE DAY- We would and we would not. Basketball, 3 years, Volleyball, 4 years, Girls' D Club, Lincoln History Club, Websterian Eng- lish Club, Cheer Leader, lunior Red Cross. ARTHUR A. DeLAND- And hears thy stormy music in the drum. Band, 2 years, Inter-class Basketball, Chemistry Club, Nation Builders Club, Senior Assembly, Glee Club, Websterian English Club. ALBERT DILLENBURG- A mighty brain, a will to endure. Business Club, Witan English Club, Lincoln His- tory Club. PHYLLIS DOERFLINGER- Carefree and gay. Basketball, 4 years, Volleyball, 3 years, Girls' League, D Club, lunior Red Cross, Hamilton History Club. ANTHONY DOINO- Ah, why should life all labour be. President, Hamilton History Club, Italian Club program, Ivy Tower Program, 4, Track l, 2, 3, Inter-class Basketball, English IV Club, Football l, 2, 3. LORENE DOUGLAS- Lips that smiled and never made a moan. Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading Z, 3, lunior Red Cross, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League, English IV Club, Lincoln History Club. ROBERT D. EDEN- l have only done my duty, as a man is bound to. lvy Tower Executive Stafi, Citizen Executive Staff, lunior Assembly Play, Band 2, 3, Orches- tra, Stamp Club, Senior Assembly Play, Lincoln History Club, Euphonian English Club. ROBERT EKLUM- Much might be said on both sides. Stamp Club 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Inter-class Basketball, Debate Club, Glee Club, Senior As- sembly Play, Senior Class Play, Nation Builders Club, Euphonian Club. ELEANOR FALCO- She'll find a way. Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Girls' League, Iunior Red Cross, Spanish Assembly Program, Nation Build- ers Club, Euphonian Club, Basketball 3. BETTY FISHER- And, like another Helen, fir'd another Troy. Iunior Red Cross, Girls' League: SGCTGKIFY. Wilfifl English Club, Secretary, Nation Builders Club, Senior Party Program. 5 DONALD FIST! Play up play up and play the game Football 1 2 3 4 Captain Football Team 4 lnter class Basketball l Z 3 Track President Websterian Club Treasurer Senior Class Inter class Track CHARLES FLAHAVEN Pleasure and action make the hours seem shorter Manager Basketball Team Assistant Manager Basketball Teaml 2 3 D Club Track l 2 Inter class Basketballl 2 3 4 Inter class Volley ball 1 2 3 4 Nation Builders Club Witan Eng lish Club Football Z years PAUL FLICK Without anger and without partrality Roosevelt Club Historical Research Club Inter class Basketball 3 4 Witan English Club ANTHONY GALOFARO Give me a book and leave me alone Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Operettas Italian Club Chemistry Club Mixed Chorus Glee Club LUCILE M GARNOW A chatterbox full of romance Clee Club Homemaking Teas Dramatic Club Lincoln History Club Witan English Club Gr ls League Iunior Red Cross Volleyball ESTHER GOLUBSKI None so fair Roosevelt History Club Girls League Euphon ran English Club Iunior Red Cross HELEN GRANTO OI manner gentle of affection mild Girls Glee Club l 2 3 4' Girls League7 Nation Builders Club7 Euphonian Club7 Spanish Pro- gram- Basketball l 27 Ec. Geography Program7 Baseball I. HENRIETTA GRAVES- 'To be alive in such an age. Hamilton History Club7 Lincolnian English Club' Girls' League: Basketball 4' Iunior Red Cross. NORMAN GRIFFIN- 'He lives to build not to boast.' Spring track 2, 3, 47 Fall Track l, 2, 3 47 Inter- class Basketball 27 Football l- Chemistry Club 3. IAMES GUAY- The man that blushes is not quite a brute. Inter-class Basketball l 2, 3, 47 English Lincoln- ian Club7 Hi-Y Club' Hamilton History Club' Inter-mural Volleyball 3' Track 2, 3. IOSEPH GUAY- I am a man of a thousand smiles ot witchery. Senior Play7 Inter-class Basketball7 Fall Track 3 4' Senior Assembly Play- Circulation Mgr. Ivy Tower 47 Golig History League Program 4- Ivy Tower Program 4. OSCAR HABER- Speech is silver, but Silence-Golden! Business Mgr. Annual 47 Asst. Adv. Mgr. Citizen 3: President, Witan English Club 47 Roosevelt History Club 47 Inter-class Basketball l, 47 Tennis l, 2, 3, 47 Asst. Adv. Mgr. Ivy Tower 3. DARLEEN HARBINGTON- Angels are painted fair to look like you. Business Club7 Secretary, Websterian, English Club7 Lincoln History Club7 Economic Geography Program 37 Girls' League7 lunior Red Cross. -4' L ' '.D' -1 ELIZABETH V HEFFERNAN A plate oi current fashion Ed1tor1nCh1ef Citizen 4 Secretary Euphonrai English Club 4 Treasurer Lincolnian History Club 4 Class Assemblys l 3 4 Se-mor Play Senior Play Committee 4 Secretary Hamilton History Club Annual Staff RUTH HELDFELDT In maiden meditation fan y tree Websterian English Club 4 Roosevelt History Club Girls League Ped Cross Chemistry Cluu RICHARD HELWIG Not much tall' a great sweet silence Football l 2 Track l Z Hamilton History Club Intercla s Basketball Chemistry Club German Class Program STEPHEN HULL The old philosopher is still among us o Z H1Y Club Secrctary Histori al Re earch Club Vice President Nation Builders Club Senior Play Lrncolnian English Club In terclass Basketball 3 Senior Assembly Play HAZEL HUNT All things bright and beautiful Orchestra l 3 Glee Club l Chemistry Club Nation Builders History Club Websterran English Club Iunior Red Cross FLORIAN IAGODA He never spoke Football 3 4 Interclass Basketball l 2 3 4 Roosevelt History Club Critic Roosevelt Histo y Club EDWARD IAKUBIEC- To him that is determined remains only to act Track l, A, '7 Roo-e1elt History Club7 Historical Research Clubg Academy English Club. HENRIETTA IELONEK- Honest and Sober. Witan English Club7 Iunior Red Crossy Girl Leagueg Basketballg Volleyball7 Baseoallp History Club7 Business Club. BETTY IOHNSON- She was a phantom of delight. Freshman Secretaryg Freshman Playg Glee Club, 4 year'7 Business Club7 Dramatic Club and Play7 Nation Builders Club7 Witan English Club7 E-o- nomi. Geography Program. ESTHER IOHNSON- Her voice was ever -olt, gentle and low. Library Club7 Girls' League: Business Club Pres'- dent7 Glee Club7 Euphonian English Club7 Nation Builders Club. IOHN IOHNSON- Rejoice, young man, in thy youth Inter-class Basketball l, 2 3, 47 Inter-class Volley- ball 47 Inter-class Track lg Websterian English Club7 Lincoln History7 Lincolnian English Club. WILLIAM L. KAMINSKY- I came, I saw, I conquered. President, Senior Class7 Treasurer ot Class 2, 37 President, American History Leagueg Senior As- sembly Play7 Senior Play7 Tennis 2, 3, 47 Inter- class Basketball 2, 3, 47 Annual Staff. CARL KAUFMAN- You can't bribe me. Stage Crew 2, 3, 47 Basketball 3, 47 Inter-class Basketball l, 27 Lincolnian History Club, Inter- class Volleyball 2, 47 Track 3, 47 English Club. Seventy one ALLESTAIR KEDDIE- Nothing is impossible to a Willing heart. Lincoln History Club, Ass't Manager Basketball 3, Websterian English Club, Business Club, Track l, 2, Annual Staff, Inter-class Basketball l, 2, 3, Volleyball l, 2. LORAINE KINN- Why should we woman then not act alone. Witan English Club, Notion Builders Club, Iunior Red Cross, Girls' League. ANGELINE KLAIBOR- With her whole heart in her smile. Witan English Club, Nation Builders History Club, Iunior Red Cross, Girls' League. BETTY IEAN KNOWLTON- Far may we search before we find A heart so womanly and so kind. Editor-in-Chief, Annual Staff, President, Stamp Club 4, Secretary, Library Club 4, Citizen Staff 3, 4, Senior Assembly Play, Lincoln English Club, Roosevelt Club, Chairman, Annual As- sembly Program. BERNICE KRAIGER- Serene I fold my hands and wait. Girls' League, Lincoln History Club, lunior Red Cross. VIOLETTA KUCZEWSKI- A peace above all other dignitiesf' Girls' League, Roosevelt History Club, English Club. IOHN KUGLER- True and tried. Football l, 2, 3, Inter-class Basketball 2, Witan English Club, Hamilton History Club. FRANCIS KUPIEC- Patience is the key to success. Roosevelt History Club, English Club, Inter-class Basketball 2, 3, 4, Business Club, Inter-class Volleyball. VINCENT I. I.aPAGLIA- It's very difficult to be good. lnter-class Basketball, Freshman Play, History Club, English IV Club, Chemistry Club, Track l. EDWARD LEFFERTS- An aifable and courteous gentleman. Inter-class Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Reserves, Inter-class Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, History Club, English IV Club. FRANK S. LEONE- What is to come we know not. Hamilton History Club, Track 3, 4, Freshman Play, English IV Club, Inter-class Basketball l, Z, 3, 4, Business Club, Inter-class Volleyball. ROSEMARY LINDNER- Such sweet compulsion doth in music lie. Freshman Play, Band 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, Girls' League, Websterian Eng- lish Club, Nation Builders History Club Treas- urer, Iunior Red Cross. HENRY LIPKA- Silent and wise. Inter-class Track, Track, Witan English Club, Roosevelt History Club. RAYMOND LAVJRENCE LOCKER- Call me friend or loe, little of care, I go with all who go, daring to dare. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Inter-class Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Track 4, Decorations, Sophomore Party: Citizen Reporter, Euphonian English Club. Se erzly -'IJ fl smut r.oMnAnDo- ' Head held high and dancing feet. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4: Baseball 3, Art Club, Girls' Glee Club, History Club, English IV Club, Girls' League Program. HAROLD LUDWIG- Scan the world and try to find a better friend. Track 3, 4, Nation Builders History Club, Fresh- man Play, Inter-class Volleyball 3, 4, Glee Club l, 3, 4, Inter-class Basketball l, Z, 3, 4. RUTH LYON- Watch her feet, how they can dance. Freshman Play, Economic Geography Program, Girls' League Party Program, Girls' League Re- freshment Commitiee, English IV Reception Pro- gram, Nation Builders History Club, Websterian English Club, Business Club. XVILI-IAM MCBRIEN- Witty, courteous, liberal, and full of spirit. Football 2, 3, 4, Inter-class Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3. IACQUE MCNEIGHT- As merry as the day is long. Track l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, Inter-class Track l, 2, 3, 4, Inter-class Basketball 2, 3, 4, Secretary, D Club. RICHARD M. MACKOVVIAK- Quieteunlike most boys. Euphonian English Club, Roosevelt History Club. HELEN M. MADIGAN- Live while we live, the epicure would say, To seize the pleasures of the present day, Dramatic Club, Wtian English Club, Lincoln His- tory Club, Girls' League, lunior Red Cross, Re- freshment Committee, lunior Party, Dramatic Club Play. ARLENE MASON- A merry heart goes all the way. Euphonian English Club, Nation Builders History Club, Girls' League, Iunior Red Cross. ROBERT MASON- Give me a gun and the wide open spaces. Lincoln History Club, Inter-class Basketball Z, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Inter-class Volleyball 3, 4, Chemis- try Club,. Spring Football 2, Inter-class Cham- pions 3, 4. RUTH ADELE MASON- One ever faithful in her tasks, An honest friend and true. Roosevelt History Club, Lincoln English Club, Archery Club, Freshman Play, Girls' League, Library Club, Iunior Red Cross. STANLEY MAZIARZ- Live while ye may. Witan English Club, Inter-class Volleyball 3, 4, inter-class Basketball l, Z, 3, 4, Roosevelt History Club: Chemistry Club. LEOLA MEIEHS- Praise is deeper than the lips. Basketball 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Soft- ball 3, 4, Witan English Club, Roosevelt History Club, Business Club, Girls' D Club. RICHARD MEIERS- One good head is better than a thousand strong hands. Treasurer, Freshman Class, Nation Builders His- tory Club, Basketball, Track l, 3, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Inter-class Basketball 2, 3, Chemistry Club, Annual Staff. '5 CONSTANCE MERRITT Her heart was gay and glad Freshman Play Christmas Assembly Play l 3 Decorations Girls League Party l Websterian English Club Senior Assembly Play Girls Lea gue History Club MARY ANN MESSINA Honor and iaith and cr good intent Orchestra l 2 Iumor Red Cross Lincoln History Club Euphonian English Club Girls League Volleyballl Basketballl Z 4 RUTH MEYERS One good turn asketh another Websterian English Club Roosevelt History Club Girls League lunior Red Cross Business Club IANE MISKOW The clouds may drop down titles and estates Wealth may seek us but wisdom must be sought Iunior Red Cross Girls League Senior Assem bly Play History League Program Vice Pres ident Roosevelt History Club ARDINE MOSER A day in April never came so sweet Girls League Iunior Red Cross EARYL NAGEL And her eyes as bright as blazing stars Glee Club 2 3 4 Glee Club Operettas Fresn man Play Sophomore Party Committee Senior Assembly Play Witan English Club Girls Lea gue Program Lincoln History Club IOSEPH NALEPA Mix reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth Inter-class Basketball, Track, Hamilton History Club, Websterian Club, Volleyball. GEDALDINE NEWELL- A solemn stillness holds. Girls League- lunior Red Cross- Roosevelt His- tory Club, Websterian English Club. ROBERT ROLLIN NICHOLS- Undaunted he stood. Gross Speaking Contest, President Social Stud- ies Class- Band 3 4- Orchestra 3 4- lunior Play- Treasurer English Club, Freshman Play- Glee Club Z 3 4. MARY IANE NOWAK- Her hair was so charmingly curled. Library Club, Secretary Hamilton History Club, Secretary Academy English Club, Poster Design- er, Business Club- Girls League- Chairman Entertainment Committee Business Club, lunior Red Cross. DORIS ORMSBY- 'The grass staops not she steps on it so light. Freshman Play- Glee Club l Z, Library Club- Girls' League, Academy English Club, Hamilton History Club, Volleyball l, lunior Red Cross. STANLEY H. PACHOL- Small but firm as the rock of Gibralter. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Inter-class Basketball, Track l, 2, Hamilton History Club, Academy English Club, Inter-class Volleyball, Inter-class Track. IOSEPH ANTHONY PANEPINTO- The King of Swing. Critic, Websterian English Club, Critic, History Club, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra Z, 3, 4, Chemis- try Club, Track, lnter-class Basketball, Inter-class Volleyball. -fr ---.W-.HP-.tv 'X I Q., . '. . ..w',,. .xqr-.-. . , . i. ., .- VH- 4 f. .,. NVE, t N 1 ., , I gf... .gf.-rss aut 1d 1 DELPHINE PANOWICZ Peace' The charms wounl ur Commercial Club Librarf flub Voll yrall l Basketball Z Girls Lrague umfr Ped Cro s Roosevelt History Club Web tfrian Engli h Ctut LEBERT PASQUALE Blithe and rneirf Nation Builders History Club Vfcbsteri in Engli h Club AUTUMN PHELPS- ln ioyous mood Senior Class Play Gross Speaking Contest S 101' Assembly Play Girls D Club Annual Staff Secretary Lincoln Englisn Club Buskftbal 4 Ba balll FRANK PIETKIEWICZ- l am tree as nature s first made man lnter class Basketball Websterian English Club Historical Research History Club CARMELO PIETRAFITTA There is none more brave Nation Builders History Club Websterian Englisn Club Tracic 4 Band 2 3 4 NICHOLAS PLESZEWSKI Beware the fury of a patient man Inter class Baslfetball lnter class Volleyball Track Witan English Club Nation Builders H tory Club IAMES PUGI-I Short and sweet Trackl Z 3 4 Volleyball Football Freshman Play lnter class Volleyballl Z 3 4 lnter class Basketballl 7 3 4 President D Club 3 4 Treasurer, D Club l, 2. ROBERT FRANK RACINO- l see a gentle light in his eyes. lntereclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, Inter-class Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Lincoln English Club, Hamilton History Club, Business Club. MAMIE READING- ' A slight girl, lily pale. Volleyball, Basketball, Girls' League, Iunior Red Cross. VIRGINIA REPERT- The purest treasure mortal times a or , ls spotless reputation. Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3 4, Basketball l, 2, , , Volleyball l, Z, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Refresh- ment Committee Girls' League: lnvitation Com- mittee, Girls' League, Refreshment Committee Senior Party, Girls' League. WINSTON REPERT- There is courage in his eye. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, Hi-Y, Secretary, Senior Class, Freshman Play, Sophomore Play, Iunior Play, Senior Class Play. HAROLD RICHARDSON- So much to do, so little to say. Stage Crew l, 2, 3. 4, lnter-class Basketball l, 2, 4, Basketball 3, Nation Builders History Club, Lincoln English Club, Stage Crew Manager -1, Chemistry Club 3, Track l, 3. ESTELLE RICOTTA- She who needs no one but herself to be happy, is happy indeed. Girls' League, lunior Red Cross, Library Club, Hamilton History Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Euphonian English Club, Business Club. Sezfenzy-lb: ee 7 3 I T ' I t 74 ag I H . Sev WILLIAM RISCH- Unspoiled by praise or blame. President, Academy English Club: Secretary, Lin- coln History Club7 Track 3, 4: Inter-class Volley- ball 2, 3, 47 German Program l, 2. IOSEPHINE RIZZO- ln splendid silence. Girls' l..eague7 Volleyball 3, 47 lunior Bed Cross: Hamilton History Club7 Commercial Club: English IV Club. IANE ROZUMALSKI- Never doth a harmful word leave her kindly heart. Basketball 2, 3, 47 Captain, lunior Basketball Team 7 Tennis 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 3, 47 Girls' D Club7 History Club7 English Club7 Girls' League. IANET SAMUELSON- Words, phrases, fashions pass away: But truth and nature live through all. Girls' League Board Executive7 Vice-President Class 2, 47 Library Club 3, 47 Costume Commit- tee 3, 47 Invitation Chairman, Iunior PGTIYI Liter- ary Editor, Annual Staii7 Gross Speaking Contest 37 Treasurer, English Reception. HELEN SCHIFFMAN- She sings like one immortal, and stands goddess-like. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 47 Senior Class Play7 Chai:- man Invitations, Senior Party7 Glee Club Oper- etta7 History League Program7 Freshman Play7 lunior Play: Annual Staff. IAMES SCHILLING- So sweet the blush oi bashiulnessf' Basketball 2, 3, 47 Football 37 Volleyball 2, 3, 47 Track 2, 3, 47 Vice-President, Hamilton History Club. EDWARD W. SCHNABEL- The silver, snarling trumpets 'gan to chi:le. Band l, Z, 3, 47 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra l, 2, 37 Hamilton History Club7 Student Director, Band 47 Track 47 Inter-class Basketball 4. GEORGIANNA SCHOONMAKER- Though others study day and night To dance is still my one delight. President, Girls' I.eague7 Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball l, Z, 3, 47 Baseball l, 2, 3, 47 Tennis l, 2, 3, 47 Soccer 37 Girls' D Club7 Senior Bing Committee7 Girls' League Program l, 2, 3, 4. RITA SCHRANTZ- Still water runs deep. Lincoln History Club7 English Club7 Business Club: Girls' League. AGNITA SCHWARTZ- As gay as a schoolgirl taking a holiday, Dramatic Club7 Junior Play7 Senior Assembly Play7 Mathematics Play7 Annual Slfllij Girls' Glee Club7 Archery 3, 4. IRENE SHERMAN- It blesseth him that gives and him that takes. Girls' LECIQUG7 Vtfebsterian English Club7 Lincoln History Club7 Iunior Bed Cross. ROBERT SIMPSON- Wit and wisdom are born with a man. Inter-class Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Track 3, 47 Inter- class Volleyball 3, 47 Hi-Y Club7 Chemistry Club7 Roosevelt History Club7 Websterian English Club. enfy-four MICHAEL SIKORA- A penny for your thoughts. Varsity Football 47 Spring Football 47 Inter-class Track 47 Historical Research History Club7 Lin- coln History Club. WILSON SLATER- Presence like a brighter atmosphere. Iunior Play7 Football Manager 37 Treasurer, Hi-Y7 D Club7 Track l, 27 Inter-class Basketball I, 2, 3, 47 Inter-class Volleyball7 Citizen Reporter, Hamilton History Club. DONALD B. SMITH- Ii he couldn't iight, he could love instead. Football 2, 47 Inter-class Basketball l, 2, 37 Hi-Y: Sophomore Play: Lincoln English Club: Chemis- try Club7 Iunior Play7 Treasurer, Hamilton History Club. DONALD E. SMITH- A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Football I7 Inter-class Volleyball 3, 47 Hamilton History Club: Track. ELEANOR SMITH- She may look quiet but look again. Girls' Glee Club7 Hamilton History Club: Girls' League7 Witan English Club7 lunior Bed Cross. GEORGE SMITH- ' Never a faltering moment. Football7 Basketball7 Music: Dramatics7 Citizen Beporter7 Glee Club7 Lincoln History Club7 Eng- lish Club. GERALD SMITH- Mighty Works must be done with few Words. Chemistry Club: Tennis l, 2, 3, 47 Roosevelt His- tory Club7 Websterian English Club: Inter-class Basketball 27 Freshman Play: Spanish Assembly Program. LESTER SNYDER- Serenely simple, simply grand.' Basketball l, 2, 37 Volleyball l, 27 Secretary Hamilton History Club7 Track I7 English IV Club. MICHAEL SPEZIALE- No more like him shall be found. Inter-class Basketball l 2, 3, 47 Football 2, 3, 47 Inter-class Volleyball l, 2, 3, 47 History Club: English Club: Business Club. PHYLLIS SPIETZ- Volleyball l, 2, 37 Secretary, Witan English Club7 Nation Builders History Club7 Girls' League: lunior Red Cross. RUTH STEVENS- Now you see her, now you don't.' Girls' League: Hamilton History Club7 Basketball l, 3, 47 Volleyball l, 2, 3, 47 lunior Red Cross: Soccer 47 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. DONALD STOYLE- Happy am I, from care I'm free Why aren't they all content like me. Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 47 Chemistry Club: Inter-class Volleyball 47 Hamilton History Club: Inter-class Track 47 Witan English Club: Vice- President, History League. MARY LOUISE STRAIGHT- It's fun to live. Girls' League: Roosevelt History Club: Citizen SIGIIQ Business Club7 Euphonian English Club. My soul today is tar away. ,Q NORMA STRAWSER Not all the vetls of darkness Can put thy beauty out Senxor Party Entertamment Commxttee Homernak mg Tea 1 2 3 4 Grrls League Iunror Red Cros FRANKLIN SWANSON A gentleman from toe to crown Inter class Basketball l 2 3 4 Volleyball I 2 3 4 Wrtan Engllsh Club Natron Butlders H1 tor Club GORDON THOM What man dare I dare Inter class Basketball l Football 3 Volleyball 2 L1ncoln Hrstorj Club Enghsh Club FREDERICK THOMPSON A m1ghty bram has Completed course tn 3' Years Pre-stdent Natron Bullders I-Irstory Club Presrclent L1ncoln Enghsh Club Semor Class Play Annual Stall Secretary I-IM Inter class Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 WINIFRED L TILLEY The dewy laughter of her eyes I-lrstory Club Iumor Red Cross Engltsh Club Art Club Gtrls League THOMAS TOFIL What does thls great World hold rn store for me? L1ncoln Irlrstory Club Websterlan Engllsh Club Inter class Basketball 2 3 4 Football 3 ROSE TURCO An eager face Basketball 2 3 4 Glrls an eye atrre League Decorattons Cont mrttee Natron Butlders I-Ilstory Club Websterlan Engltsh Club Busmess Club Volleyball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Soccer 4 ANTHONY VACANTI Iust out for fun and Irolr Commercral Club Chernrstry Club Track I Foot ball I 2 Inter class Basketball I-Iamllton Htstory Club Volleyball Enghsh IV Club IOSEPH VALENTINE O bed' O bed' Delrclous bed' What heaven upon earth to the weary head Football 2 3 Inter class Basketball 2 3 4 Inter class Volleyball 4 Chemrstry Club Hamzlton I-Irs tory Club Inter class Track 4 Engltsh Club Sprmg Football 3 4 GERTRUDE WAGNER The rntldest manners and the gentlest heart Glrls League Iunlor Red Cross Wttan Englrsh Club Lmcoln I'I1story Club I-Iomemaktng Tea FLORENCE WASHINGTON To doubt her tatrness were to want an eye Homemakxng 1 2 3 4 Euphontan Engltsh Club L1ncoln I-hstory Club Semor Party Entertarnment Commrttee Glrls League Iumor Red Cross ERNE L WASHINGTON Such a vrston of good nature rs hts chubby smtltng face lvlathemancs Assembly Freshman Play Sopho more Play I-I1Y Presrclent Chemtstry Club Pres rdent I-Iamllton I-I1story Club Prestdent Class BERNARD EARL WATROUS By hrs personaltty makes htmself great Baseball Football Basketball Softball .rw V '.77.L. 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'I ' I I, - L,.......- -nf .L - .un-und!! - IUNE WEAVER A creature of a most perfect anl drvme temp-or Girls League Roosevelt Hrstorf Club Glrls Gle Club 4 Interclass Basketball 4 Wttan Engltsh Club DORIS E WEINGART So dalnty so temmrne so Nrft Hamtlton Irllstory Club Acad m,' Engllsh Clut ECOIIOITIIC Geography Program Gurls League Iumor Red Cross Busrness Club LUCILLE WELKA Its mce to be natural when you re naturally nrce Curls L ague Comm rclal Club 2 3 4 Roose- velt Htstory Club Wttan Enalrsh Club Volle fball I 2 3 4 Baslfetball 3 4 Iumor Red Cross Baseball .5 4 IEAN E WHITE Frrencllrer than the mtlrng ,lay Wobstertan Englrsh Club I-Itstory Club FIIIS League Iunror Red Cross Frcdoma I-ltgh .school 3 years BETTY K WIRTNER Thy modestys a candle to thy ment Glrls Glee Club I GIIIS L ague Vrce Presl dent Iunror Class Freshman Play V1CfIDYF'SICl05HI Websterlan Engltsh Club Invttatrun Cornmtttee aenlor Party Annual Staff V1cePres1dent HIS tory Club ALMA WISER So tall and stately serene and tru Grrls League Buslness Club Webst rlan Engll h Club I'I1story League ARTHUR WOELFLE H charged ahead stralght for the goal Football 2 3 4 Iunror Play Ce-mor Class Play I-Itstory Club Prestclent L1ncoln Enghsh Club Semor Assembly Play IOAN WOICINSKI The nicest klnfl of a glrl Glrls League Freshman Play Inter cla s Baslet ball 4 Inter class Volleyball 3 4 Baseball 4 Englrsh Club L1ncoln lrlt tory Club lunror Red Cros HAROLD WOLFE There s a deal of devrltry beneath that rnrld exterror Senror Assembly Play Basketball Manager 3 4 Track I Inter class Basketball 2 3 4 Inter class Volleyball 3 4 Roosevelt I-Irstory Club Poster Deslgner I-Ilstory League Poster Des1gner An nual Staff ARTHUR WUERSTLE It rs good to be merry Inter class Basketball I 2 3 Inter class Track Roosevelt Hrstory Club Vfrtan Enghsh Club GERTRUDE ZIOLKOWSKI F the very ptnlf of courtesy Basketballl 2 3 4 Vollefballl 2 3 4 Base balll 2 3 4 Sophomore Play Secretary Roose velt Irlrstory Club Euphoman Englrsh Club Curls League Dramattc Club RANCES ZWOLAK Make the cornrng hour oertlow wlth roy and pleasure drown the brtrn Roosevelt I-Ixstory Club Business Club Busrnes Club Program Basktball 4 Gtrls League Wttan Englrsh Club Iuntor Red Cross Volleyball 4 Seventy Jive H 4 7. 3 i 4 V 7 , 4 1 - - - vi , 7 , ' ., e 7 ' ' . 7 7 7 ' 7 ' S. 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EER 7, ' e77f7'f1If-'a55t.3g..lA KW: -, 7, - ' rr-f'.ff.-!i fL r '7aL Seve Heretofore, it has been the custom of the Ivy Tower to prophesy as to what the Senior Class will be doing fifteen or twenty years hence. But as this year's class has surpassed all others in their efforts, the prophesy will only look forward ten years. Thus we present- '37 in '47 Buffalo, N. Y.-Mae Allbach has re- cently been appointed Supervisor of the Childrens Ward at the Millard Fillmore Hospital. The only complaint so far which has been brought against Miss Albach is that it is often difficult to distin- guish between her and the patients. M 70,1 Little Pieces, Ark.-Robert Cham- plain, the mechanic of the age, has just held the grand opening of his new mod- ernistic junkyard. This junkyard will re- ceive only streamlined leftovers. .i+O,? Little Pieces, Ark.-Directly across the street from Mr. Champlain's Ye Olde junk Yarde stands the Wolfe, Washing- ton, and Woelfle Housewrecking Com- pany. ln case of another depression, Mr. Champlain can use the results of their labors to replace his exclusive stock. , O,1. Bio de laniero-Harold Ludwig has just received the patent on his invention of rubber tacks to be used in hanging pictures in glass houses. ..7.7,O Washington, D. C.4William Kamin- sky, our new Secretary of State, wishes to inform his old classmates and fellow members of the cast of the Ghost Train that he can now light his pipe gracefully and keep it lit for the record-breaking time of ILM minutes. A7 .-43,.l Dunkirk, N. Y.-Miss Betsy Heffernan, who has exhausted the list of colleges with her attendance at Vassar this year, announces that she will next try Harvard for a change. We are confident that it will be a decided change. my-.tix Sapsborrowed, Kan.-William Bisch, thuper thalesmann has carried off our fair daughter of the soil, lean Nell White. All Worthy citizens lZ2 in alll are asked to join our campaign against city slickers. ..l.Ot Dunkirk, N. Y.-Eleanor Falco has finished her invention of invisible gum, to be used in the future in Boom 7 so that her children may be spared the disaster she faced. ' ..O-,l. Buffalo, N. Y.-Tony Panepinto's or- chestra is playing this Week at Shea's Buffalo. Some of the outstanding rnem- bers of the orchestra are Raymond Bird and Arthur Deland. ,lO7,... Fredonia, N. Y.-Anna Marie Casale has accepted a position as teacher of music at Fredonia State Normal. O Dunkirk,.N. Y.-Due to the fact that Earle Hackett did not take his annual trip South this spring, he will graduate with the year's class. .-.O Hollywood, Cal.-The Motion Picture Academy Award for the best camera work of the year was given to Frank Dailey, camera-man for M. G. M. ---40 . Lovers Lane, lnd.-Albert Brinkerhoff has just completed his book called Effi- cient One-Arm Driving in which he was capably assisted by Robert Eden. The book especially condemns the work of the Public Works Projects which are con- verting the old deserted roads into pub- lic highways. The book was published by Kaufman 61 Douglas. S X .,., , 5 .il New York N Y Ramona Barnes up and coming comedian will replace Gracie Allen on the Soup Nuts pro gram It IS rumored that Ioseph Guay well known British comedian will be co starred with her The program will be known as Mutt and Ieff or what have you? Lafayette Ind Lank Schilling center of the Purdue Basketball Team will return to his home town to succeed Coach Aey or to accept a position at Wellesly in a campaign for manlier and rougher sports Detroit Mich Esther Golubski for merly of Dunkirk has been chosen from fifty six applicants for the positron of pri vate secretary to Henry Ford New York N Y Helen Schiffman is making her debut at the Metropolitan Opera this week in the role of Iuliet in the opera Romeo and Iuhet in which Georgianna Schoonmaker will be the leading ballerina. lncidentally the role of Romeo is to be sung by Edward Schnabel young baritone of the com- pany. Paris France- The Ciel Des Femmes Shoppe will have their grand opening today. This shop is under the direction of Mademoiselle Virginia Cpronounced Vairgeeniai Bodmer petite French De- signer. Salt Lake City, Utah-Gertrude Ziol- kowski, owner of the Perfect Fit Shoe Store is expecting one of her old school- mates on the 6:30 train tonight to assist her. Miss Brockman will have charge of the Women's Shoe Department. - ..iQ, Lake Placid, N. Y.-Shirley Clifford was voted the prettiest and most efficient nurse by the surgical staff of Raybrook Memorial Hospital. C, , .,,,,,,, xt 'Mt im- 1 Versailles France An American troupe of entertainers have been touring southern France recently Some of its members are Agnrta Schwartz Darleen Harrington Arthur Costello Rosemary Lmdner team of Spretz and Lombardo and lane Ftosamulski Clara Bienko and Cecelia Bielawski are accompanying the troupe as secretaries Hazel Hunt and lrene Sherman are acting as interpreters Hollywood Cal A new motion pic ture company has been formed to re place the old Warner Bros Company Stephen Hull is president Raymond Locker vice president and the noted woman casting directors Angeline Klan bor and Lorraine Finn have been con tracted The sound effects men are Florian Iagoda Robert Mason and Frank Pietkiewicz Lrghtningburg Thunder Valley The sit clown strike so Well administered in l937 has been resumed in the United Safety Pin Factory Stanley Maziarz the president of the company 1S convening with the strike leaders Delphine Pano wicz and Nicholas Pleszewski in an at- tempt to arbitrate the questions under consideration, Van Buren Ark.-lune Weaver has opened a new tea-room on Elm Street called Ye Tea Shoppe. The Old Eng- lish atmosphere was created by the in- terior decorators Ruth Mason and Doris Ormsby. London England-Frances Zwolak chief hairdresser to Queen Elizabeth, has left for home in America for a brief va- cation. Mary Iane Nowak will take over her work at Buckingham Palace until she returns. O Stillwater, Runsdeepflftichard Meters after much research has finally succeed- ed in making an electric fuse without electricity so that people who stick their fingers in them will not receive a shock. He was sponsored by Simpson and Grif- fin, Inc. Seventy-ret en 1 , 1 y 1 vt ir A 4 1 4 ' x .V W 1 - - - .4 ,, LZ.t ,, 3? 4 yt' x 1 4 4 1 ff, 3? X . Class Will We, the class ot '37, in taking our sad leave of Dunkirk High School, and in aban doning Fair Minerva's Halls and the corridors oi knowledge do, hereby, make our last Will and Testament. We bequeath to our under classmen the Senior qualities so highly esteemed and so essential to the School. lanet Samuelson's brilliance to PegCJY Oliver. Shirley Clittord's hair to Irene Weglinski. Robert Eden's smile to Donald B. Smith. William Kaminsky's dignity to Albertus Straight. Betty lean KnoWlton's executive ability to Winitred Hayes. Ruth Mason's style in dress to Elsie Allen. Esther Iohnson's voice to Ruth Godden. Thomas Conway's shyness to George McGraw. loseph Guay's humor to Clark Ptleeger. Betsy Hetternan's smile to Dorothy Putnam. Ruth Lyon's dancing ability to Alene Beers, Carl Kautman's athletic ability to Dick Knoll. Ralph Bolling's bulk to Otto Staehle. Verne Washington's curls to Edward Erickson. Phyllis Doertlinger's walk to lean Larkins. Betty Wirtner's gift of gab to Lynette Dopler. Virginia Bodmer's giggle to Ruth Washington. Winston Repert's flirting ability to Richard. Proper. Auty Phelps' dramatic ability to anyone who will t Albert Brinkerhotfs laugh to Fred Will. lames Schilling's height to Wallace Brennan. Ruth Carlson's quietness to Betty Pileeger. Florence Bialeszewski's height to Marjorie Burlett. Harold Ludwig's dimples to William Sullivan. lane MiskoW's petitness to Doris Vlachos. Frank Dailey's talking ability to Vernon Nichols. Robert Eklum's manliness to Harry Henderson. ake good care of it loe Bruno's prowess in football to Charles Salhoti. Virginia Repert's good sportsmanship to Anne Marie Leinburger. Arthur Woeltle's muscles to Allan McFarland. Cosimena Biondo's dependability to Vivian Grazier. Charles Flahaven's managing ability to Wilbur Warner. Helen Fellinger's fair complexion to Blanche McCendrick. Helen Granto's counseling ability to Evelyn Hesslink. Henrietta Graves' calmness to lean Larkins. Leola Meiers' sedateness to lane Karin. Mary Bruno's driving ability to Susan Galotaro. Ruth Connell's blarney to Dorothy Schrantz. loseph Barone's friendliness to Iohn Will. Geraldine Newell's red hair to Lydia Kourelis. Rollin Nicholas' strut to Richard Cox. Stanley Pachol's blocking ability to lack Oliver. Frank Leone's mischievousness to lack Anderson. Ardene Mosher's daintiness to Elizabeth Anderes. Se1 eniy-eigbl N ,wsu -,.v. -f-Y ,nys V1 . gfffxl. 5 -a t KE-SI is -- ,, tm 4 ifrgfm- Class Poets . There is a little girl who has a little curl Shirley, do you know who we mean? Can she chatter! Can she whirl! But we think she's pretty keen. Eddie Schnabel likes his trumpet But he likes his Schittie too Years may come and years may go Will they ever part-those two? Iimmie is a peppy guy And not even a little shy. He likes his Ruth-She likes him too And the D Club lads will agree with you. lohnnie Blodgett--cute and gay Regular he-man -What did you say? How that boy does love to twirl And he's not particular about the girl. Chicken Meters is likeable chap Peppy and bright and full of fun. No one can ever call him a sap, Cause he waits until his day's work is done. A pair ot twins-just full of grins And pep and vigor, too How we'll miss themfthose crazy Guays When they no longer cross our ways Mae Albach auiet and small Bright as a dollar and thats not all Everyone likes her Teachers-et al A fair haired girl in a printed dress Whirling around at her very best Studious Winifred-but peppy as well Who was her escort?-we'll never tell Our President and honor man is Bill The best liked Senior still He's riding high and will reach the sky And all tor him has been like pie Ears is his name And he'll be covered with fame As a newspaper man And where did he get his 'Yen ? From the Citiz-en Dance little Georgie dance' We'll all be there to watch you prance In the Follies where you'll be lust remember History C -vw- uihx i 1 Seven!-4 nme r 1 11 11 . V 1 if , . I The Debate Team, launch- ed this year, set the prece- dent for future argument activities in the Lake Erie League. Hall of Fame Georgianna Schoonmaker received the highest honor given to any girl, the pres- ident of the Girls' League and was voted the most outstanding Senior girl. The Stage Crew faithfully worked over time making the best sound eiiects ever staged in Dunkirk High in the Senior Play. Carl Kaufman received The Band was given first the highest number oi ioul place in the class A com- shots on the Basketball petition in the Music Fes- Varsity. tival this year. The class oi 1937 contri- Girls' athletics have been The Blushing Roses In- buted tive competitors to promoted extensively un- termural Basketball Team the Gross Speaking Con- der the direction of Miss won the Championship for test last Iune. Erickson. inter-mural sports. The Costume Committee The Senior Boys' Inter- did excellent work in the class basketball team de- cleaning up oi the costume ieated all the other inter- rooms. class teams. The Iunior Girls' Interclass Ramona Barnes sold the The Music Department has Basketball team beat the most tickets lor the Senior presented tour concerts Senior team this year. Play. during the past year. Llghly The Senior Play was the best in many years. 5 . ex i '-IF I IM 31 Advertisements in . .,V. 1-.5 . , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,. 1 i - Eighty-on We ' Hppreciate Your Business C E A S E' 1 Central Avenue and Fourth Street DUNKIRK, N. Y. S SPECIALISTS IN UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SECURITIES GUARANTEED ISSUES FEDERAL LAND BANK TERRITORIAL AND MUNICIPAL BONDS C .I DEVINE 8. CO INC 48 WALL STREET NEW YORK HAnover 2 2727 CHICAGO BOSTON PHILADELPHIA ST LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO Durecf Wrres fo ull Offices Egfljf O Q Q Ol O I .y X-I Q I Inf- 'AVI I r E' 'S 4 a 'f'Ilf 1 , M ' ' ELMIA in 15.-2' H f-f--- , .. ,AM 1 rf' ' COMPLIMENTS OE SANDERSCNS GARAGE CHRYSLER -3- PLYIVICUTI-I -:- PACKARD FREDONIA, N. Y. DUNKIRK, N. Y. Phone 392 Phone 2100 We Treat You Q The Year O FOR -- RETTER RUSINESS TRAINING That always leads to POSITIONS ATTEND -- Dunkirk Business Institute DUNKIRK, N. Y. We prepare candidates for Civil Service positions. The entrance salaries are from 51,200 to 351,620 Summer School begins Iune 28 Fall Term starts Sept Ffsfuf S ' ..-L,,' ', '-. - vlnvlwlvmw, , un: L-fi -'1-M 1 L- 1 4,, 4 'I ' . V' Y V , BEST WISI-IES TO,THE SENIOR CLASS SIDEY'S CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK. N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF WATROUS CHEVROLET Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Soles and Service DUNKIRK. N. Y. PHONE 2752 LAKE BREEZE SERVICE STATION 1. SHERMAN FULLER, Mgr. Auto Ports - Accessories General Tires - Bolteries Gas and Oils CENTRAL AVE. AT LAKE SHORE DR.. E. -PHONE 2259 DUNKIRK. N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1937 THE BOSTON STORE DUNKIRK. NEW Yomc CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1937 From IOHN A MACKOWIAK 6: SON Eurmture ond Undertokmq 268 LAKE SHORE DR E DUNKIRK N Y BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS DESMOND COAL COMPANY 40 LAKE SHORE DRIVE EAST DUNKIRK NEW YORK ELGIN GRUEN cmd HAMILTON WATCHES ZOO Styles To Choose From I A STAPF 6. SON Iewelers 307 CENTRAL AVENUE CREAM TOP DAIRY PRODUCTS N S BRIGGS 6- SONS DUNKIHK AND FREDONIA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSI '1r ,Ji'5MQ'W -5 Eighty f 1 ., . . . - I I - . . 1 . .' -1 -H., , - , - X U, I5 '51-7.153 Ju, ,-.A-1,2-Im .. fa ' 'Aff Q X 92+-ff J ff'-Zvi ' v5l wwL W 12 :J ' X 2 Y :A .V ,4 43,2 .,5.,,5,r Ayr .X .A fe 4' ,11fR,T, ' IWQ. . M, l W i V LW 7, COMPLIMENTS QUALITY AND SERVICE OF A. D. COSTELLO FRUITS and CONFECTIONERY WINTER GARDEN Tobacconist Newspapers THEATRE FREDONIA, NEW YORK 101 EAST THIRD STREET DUNKXRK, N. Y. Peanuts Roasted Daily I Hurst's Private School BEST CLASS 47 Huron Sireet Buiialo. N. Y. WISHES SENIOR High Quality T0 THE Business Training CANBYLAND At Low Cost Send for Catalog CENTRAL AVENUE COMPLIMENTS OP DUNKIRK FAMILY BAKERY EAST FOURTH AT PARK DUNKIRK. N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF EDGAR E. FENTON Richfield Distributor WESTFIELD - FREDONIA - DUNKIHK CADILLAC - LA SALLE - GRAHAM COMPLIMENTS OF Sales and Service MCCRAITH FLOWER SHOPPE GUAY'S GARAGE HOTEL FRANCIS PHONE 4422 Eighty-.fix 'L ' -ff? Y .1 L i 24 1 www, i BEST WISI-IES, TO THE SENIOR CLASS LUDLUM STEEL COMPANY DUNIURK. NEW Yom: FORD AND LINCOLN ZEPHYR Soles and Service ot SCHOENTHAL'S 9 DAY smazr FREDONIA. N. Y. Corsoqes for the Prom c specialty COMPLIMENTS TO THE GRADUATES SCHWAN'S FLORIST PHONE zaa-w 56 BERRY STREET FREDONIA. N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS DUNKIRK ICE CREAM CO. CONGRATULATIONS . IAYNE S MAIN STREET DUNKIRK. N. Y. When you Think ofa PHOTOGRAPHS GOOD mcrkes Good Pictures, boih pcrircfi ond commercial, ond the best Kodak finishnq at only 25c il. WHY PAY MORE? THE GOOD STUDIO 46 WEST FOURTH STREET PHONE 5493 DUNKIRK ARONSON S Iewelers ENGRAVING FREE -Authorized D9CII9YSf BULOVA WRIST WATCHES 324.75 - 529.75 cmd up to 337.50 HAMILTON WATCHES PARKER PEN G PENCIL SETS ELGIN WATCHES RONSON LIGHTERS SWANK TIE SETS BILL EOLDS Easy Terms g Pay 551.00 Each Week 328 MAIN STREET DUNKIRK N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS LUDES BROTHERS Florists END OF LINCOLN AVE. DUNKIRK N. . Hifrl Eighty- 'even I ' 1 G IO 309 , , . Y . I if ' , ... fl . 1. fnlfigl ' ' ' E ' A ' 5 Y . -A L.--,..,4.i,- , I .1..m.T ,W W- . N W Y , Y Y W Congratulations to CLASS CF 1937 ' i COMPLIMENTS CDF KQCH CQMPANY DUNKIRK, N. Y. There ls Another GENERATION CQlVllNG! Since the beginning of time, men have lived, builded, and died, and behind them came their sons and grandsons in a continuing cycle. Grandsons of old customers of this bank are now appearing as business and professional leaders to assume the burdens and responsibilities of the future. Thus the bank is tremendously interested in young people. The young man who starts his banking relationship early immediately acquires the friendship, counsel and judgment of the older officers of the bank. We salute you young men and women High School Graduates and extend an open invitation to become MERCHANTS NATIONAL customers. Sometime that relationship may mean much to you. The Merchants National Bank of Dunkirk Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation f 4 15 Eighty-nine CGNGEATULATTONS to the GRADUATES M. RUSSELL MCLAEEN Your Photographer ' 37 W. MAIN STREET EHEDONTA, N. Y. Conqrotulotions to the , Groduotes American Locomotive Co Dunklrk N Y , . . 'Q lk ..f :liT3, 'N 1, 1 -W H 7777777777 777227777 Y Y YY W You oan'i do banking business ai home ...BUT... y You can bank Where you T feel oi borne. 5 'Q 3 1 ig Dunkirk Trusi Conipony Qpp. City Hall Dunkirk, N. Y. Member of Federcd Deposit Insurance Corporcriion I IN J W swf .,ii y ' IT IS WITH PLEASURE , THAT EACH YEAR C.jO1'1Q'I'E3.'IIlJ.1E3.JElO1'lS THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF THE IVY TewER JEO WE, OF THE SAEE STORE, , HEARTIEST GQOD WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1937 The SAFE STQRE Ii lt. ' SI QI' C ntrcil Avenue Du k' k N Y HOW on S u 10 BEST WISI-IES TG THE Class of '37 GEC. H. GRAF CSI CQ. CENTRAL AVENUE S ,. Li, fa i t.-V..-V Offering Friendly Hospitality HOTEL FRANCIS I. I.,O'HAIRE, Lessee 6. Mqr. DUNKIRK-ON-THE-LAKE - - NEW YORK THE CROCKER SPRAGUE CO. Roosters oi HIGH GRADE FRESH COFFEE 10 LAKE SHORE DRIVE, EAST DUNKIRK, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1937 HABER'S DUNKIRK, N. Y. PHONE 2425 COMPLIMENTS OF ROSING'S EAST FOURTH STREET DUNKIRK, N. Y. CLARE BARNES REGISTERED oP'roME'rR1s'r Examination by Appointment HOTEL FRANCIS' BLDG DUNKIRK. N. . STEWART-WARNER REFRIGIDATION C G PICKARD 218 CENTRAL AVENUE BEST WISHES THE GRADUATES THE NEW YORK STORE Dunkirk's Greatest Cloihiers MAIN STREET DUNKIRK, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS HARPER DRUG COMPANY MAIN AND THIRD STS. DUNKIRK, N. Y. Ninely-three Y TO OF R 1 ,mg-,, A, 1 .6 COMPLIMENTS THE WHITE INN OF mnnonm. NEW YORK LONDON'S an szxsr Fouxm-1 DUNKIRK, N. Y. on U. s. Rouie No. zo COMPLTMENTS DR. RUSSELL C. LILLIE OF OPTOMETRIST LAKESIDE BAKING CO. GLASSES ON E-Z CREDIT Makers of BUTTER cnusr BREAD so E1-xsr Founm DUNKIRK. N. Y. 425 MAIN srmzsr DUNKIRK, N Y T l 17 JOHN STREET A NEW YORK CITY MANUFACTURERS CF RINGS ECE THE CLASS CF 1937 Nirzely-four sl N As We would have you know us FINANCUXL SUCCESS is the ultimate purpose ot this institution but the cementing of friendships 'is the basic fundamental that inspires and guides our every day activities to that real successful achievement. The Lake Shore National Bank DUNKIRK, N. Y. Member ot Federctl Deposit lnsuronce Corpororti -fuwsrvv .v . -wJ.: v '- Patrons AMERICAN CLEANERS BARBERRY HOUSE EDGAR BIEBER, M.D. BETTY BEAUTY SHOPPE I. F. CLIFFORD DEAN ELECTRIC CO. EDGAR O. DRULLARD DUNKIRK HOME BAKERY W. F. EDEN A. I. FOLEY FRANCES BEAUTY SHOPPE I. F. FOSS, M. D. B. S. GUTELIUS, M.D. T. P. HEFFERNAN ROBT. M. HITCHCOCK F. A. IORDEN IIMMIE'S BARBER SHOP IIM'S VALET SHOP LEWORTHY BROS. Engraved by QUEEN CITY PHOTO ENGRAVING CO. BUFFALO, NEW YORK IOS. LQPAGLIA, M.D. LEVY'S I. H. MCMACHAN MITCHELL GROCERY I. C. PENNY CO. AL. PFLEEGER R. O. PROPER PUSATERI BROS. MERLE L. RO.WE SERVICE HARDWARE CO. WM. I. SULLIVAN, M. D. VALONE DRY CLEANERS WARE'S MEAT MARKET WALLIN :Sf CARLSON D. W. WHITE YORK SERVICE STATION ZEPLOWITZ BROS., Inc. BESCH-GE-TOOR'S GLABERMAN FURNITURE Prinled by McCLENATHAN PRINTER DUNKIRK, NEW YORK Y, Inc 1 P X U W, ,, , 1 iif ' E ws gill' fm 'i is ,VA 'if . , fl N X . 1 ry, V , ,, ,. w,- ' 5 X gf ' 1 , Q ., 1 , 1 - N, xl 1 . ' 33. 5 EV! :V N fr, cf 5,5 V - nf 1 V , 45 4 5' . li I y 9: 3 , ., I Z' a H '-' 3 nf, 'W 'I , 3 jk, I , L V' w J .gg . 'x . L1 P r