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

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Eight VICLA H. COX ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL The teacher most often re- ferred to, depended on, and found ready on all matters that pertain to School life is Miss COX. She has proved to be a true friend and wise counselor, and it is with deep appreciation that we as a class bid her farewell. Wt RICHARD W. HAYES PRINCIPAL It is with feelings of grati- tude to Mr. Hayes for the many ways in which he has helped us that we as a class bid him farewell. Throughf out our four years in high school he has guided us with his sincere interest and understanding. NX

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Aitliiir ll. lflloclfle, Thomas M. lvlviiissey, Dx. Itisepli lt. Lal'5.,mlia, liilni G. Fltiliavi li, linili l, Mfij,', Vt'iiliam H. Nffw ' lin Scliiffnian, Miss Mary lf, lfiflca was absent when this pictiiii-' was itil-2f'l1. Board ot Education Because many ot the present members ot the Board of Education have been in close association with our schools tor so many years many hiah school students feel they know them. Dr. LaPaalia and Mr. Woellle have been on the Board ever since our kindergarten days, and Miss laclca, the beloved former Principal ot the lunior Hiqh School, tauaht many of our parents who otten tell us about their days in that department. THCDMAS E. HARNEY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Harney has been with us two years. Durinq that time he has shown a are-at interest in all phases ot our school l i t e . W e W e r e pleased to have him and Mrs. Harney come to our Senior party. -1? .l .

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If Vs. UPPER GROUP Viola Cox, Sacla Anderson, Marqaret Snyder, Agnes lrfiaqins, Pearl Reed, Edith Osliorrrri, llilflw- Garde Foss, Tillie 'l'allrnan, Maisel Deering, Helen Myers, Helen Soc-ber, lohn O'Brian, Frank Lane, ltichard Hayes, Earl Woori, Alice Slawsori, Clrristeen Miller, Karl l'lacp5'rrier, Nllells Could. LOVV'lili CF-OUP lessie Florence, Dorothy Kiyeris, Ann Vlfelfer, Mary VVelicr, Lena Muscato, Afrriirs Nfrfrri, Mrrriri ry Metztlcer, Anil lohrison, Aileen Murray, lane llearnanri, Catlierino Morrissey, 'lltcrrfsa Sclicrlrer, Atitlroriy Conti, l. L, Kreider, R, A. Erickson, G, L. Wills, Foul Reber, Edith lludson, Vililliarri Smith. v The lrillowiriq nieriibcrs of the faculty do not appear' in the pivturv: C. A. z'Xey, lsaliel Cllflllillldlll, Kallii-rine Diatyc, Katharine Mclieori. FACULTY lt would be difficult to estirnate the value we have received frorn our teachers. ln the class roonis, in the halls, at social functions and athletic contests they have tirelessly guided and direched us. Their airns have been so to prepare us during our lour years in school that We shall be able to meet our future problerns with knowledge, honesty and character. Strenqthened by their kindly influence, seltfsacrificinq efforts, and constant guidance we hope to be able to take our places in society with credit to our school, our farnilies, and ourselves. Ci x Nine