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

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M. DENNISON OLMSTED l

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Dedication TO MR. M. DENNISON OLMSTED THE CLASS OF 1946 PROUDLY DEDICATES ITS YEARBOOK. COMING TO DUNKIRK HIGH SCHOOL IN IANUARY OF 1945, MR. OLMSTED OUICKLY WON THE FRIENDSHIP OF BOTH THE STUDENTS AND THE FACULTY. A GRADUATE OF KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, MR. OLMSTED WILL RECEIVE HIS MASTER'S DEGREE AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY. HE TAUGHT CHEMISTRY AND SCIENCE AT SPENCERPORT AND ANDOVER. DUR- ING THE WAR HE WAS EMPLOYED AT THE EASTERN RESEARCH LABORATORIES. CHOSEN AS AN ADVISER FOR THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1946, MR. OLMSTED HAS BEEN ACTIVE IN ALL ITS' AFFAIRS AND HAS GIVEN HIS TIME AND EN- ERGY TO ALL WHO HAVE COME TO HIM. ALTHOUGH HE IS A NEWCOMER TO DUNKIRK HIGH SCHOOL, MR. OLMSTED HAS ALREADY ESTAB- LISHED HIMSELF AS A CAPABLE AND POPULAR TEA- CHER. E I

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Foreword The relationship between Foreword and Forward is obvious. As Seniors we review in the lvy Tower our years at Dunkirk High School. As Seniors, too, we probe the future, endeavoring to discover what it holds for us. We have finished one phase of our lives, we are prepared for another. From high school and comparative security we shall travel .into the working world or seek scholastic advancement in college. We anticipate a newness, a way of living strange to us, and with it, perhaps, a sense of insecurity. The future challenges each of us in a differ- ent way. l-low well we have prepared ourselves, while at Dunkirk l-ligh, will determine the measure of success we shall achieve. Perhaps, when we are older and can see our school years in retrospect, we shall say that we should have done certain things differently. But however we have utilized these high school years, we undoubtedly shall always cherish this time at Dunkirk High as the happiest era of our lives. -- The Editors