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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1947 volume:

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In sincere appreciation, We the class of 1947 hereby dedicate this, THE IVY TOWER to Anthony Conti. Contents Administration Seniors Underolassmen Athletics Organizations Music Advertising Ahminiziratinn fnfwfxm I rl h .1-, I' I IIN H' I X ,I I , f I 1 1 Ms . ,3ff?ii5ff::'Tfi-,-1.-, I .wx ' A X ,jvim 'X .T-:-NIT. f xx X N- W5 N -P-Y-rx X X . X lag? I W3 xv 1 fv'-. --:ag ff . I, N . Sk J - '- V X 'txfiflt-,-'S'3A.. S.. ' , 2 f ' 5-,.:,:,1,xhfga.g.Q -g I:. ,, 4 47 V HZ , 'gggffygjfl - V-4, 1, ,iii ,ff V ' , A XX vefsdsfkgilf 7 'f ' f ff 177' 5 I . , fn s., x .:x',' x 'f'Q-,sqj 5 1 ,if ,V ,, . f 5 N32 45 ,A fb x X-, - ',:.v. - , , , ,. ' ' -,gxl-' X xx WIQ-gNggXQQi1?Txx ff L . ,jf ,M I ' ' LX X , Rf ff ' ,fa 1-I J A ' W 9,4 XA, 0. QE'-'1QkNQL.,3:v A 'f Lgjsvfg I' X r ,1:, ' ' Pi' f -f f I' 37 ,v f ,, Q-in , N4 xx. 4, ,Yu ff 5 .1 . -1+ z- J '15 I 3 X Z -V K JK V K ,' , C5 - 4 3. ff X 1 X K 4,,- V .. . -.X xx , , , 'Hg x Xl Q H -5 :WM ,, . X N EZ-gil Qi: .31 :- 1, Q - ms' . yt' ' .5 i -rl ,-- tr 19- L 5 mv ,g X. W .,f H , -' ' , xxx, , ,www f 7 ' r. Sq f ' fy, My ' 'X' ' ,- ' X ' 'k ' ,, ,741-' 'Tg.Z.,L. , - 'S , X . f ,,, J 'N ' ' A f. ,'f,g1' , fi, ' L-'lg-, -, , ,1 ,- 1 , , -N, ' gf,-4K-ff f X X , ll .-1+i:ffgcJ X .X My 55,1 nxy' EIN. 5, N ff, X K ' , X. f 1 X f X Q X V 'x , .. NSR: '.-. 5 2' 'X X I x vvyxf K 1,- BOARD OF EDUCATION W Seated: Miss Mary E. Iacka, Dr. Ioseph l.aPaqlia, president, Mr. Thomas M. Morrissey, secretary Mr. Iohn F, Schiffman. Standing: Mr. William H. Nowak, Mr. Frank May, Mrs. Robert Dew, Mr. Iohn G. Flahaven A little of yesterday, plus y a great deal of today, equals tomorrow . Mr. Thomas E. Harney, Superintendent ol Schools l10l We should look to the future with confidence, believ- ina that the youth ot today will be able to solve world problems as they live in One World . Viola H. Cox, Assistant Principal .-.-1... Man has two God-qiven attributes-an intellect and tree will. Your future happiness and success depends entirely on how Well you put these two at- tributes to use. My advice to each of you is not to depend on luck but rather on hard Work and clear thinkinaf Richard W. Hayes, Principal MR. AEY MISS COX Health MR. CONTFI Busiriegs Q MISS FOSS Enaiish MH. GIEBEN History MISS FRANCIS Dramatics Iaumaiism MISS HIGGINS Mathematics MISS DAUGHEHTY Art Miss DIMPPL Latin , f w , I MISS KOONS Spanish MRS. MILLER English and German MISS LA GRASSO MR. SMITH Business MR. KREIDER MR. OLMSTEAD MR. REBER Science MISS NOON MISS MEYERS MISS DEERING Enqlish MISS MURRAY MRS. HEGMANN MRS. MORROW MISS FLORENCE I-Ioine Economics Physical Education MRS. MUSCATO Science MISS MORRISSEY MISS lOHNSON English MB. O'BRIAN Mechanical Drawing MR. PAGANO MR. I-IOEPPNER MISS OSBORNE Librarian MR. REPERT Aviation MR. SCHAFER Me-tai Shop MISS SNYDER MISS CHAMPLAIN Mathematics MISS REED History MRS. TALLMAN MISS HUDSON Business Physicai Education MISS POLINA MISS METZGER Music MR. IOSEPH CLIFFORD Superintendent ot Buildings MISS 'WELKA Secretary MRS. ERMA STECKER Secretary to the Principal MISS MARIE IVORY Clerk, Switchboard Operator MRS. MARTHA FRENCH Secretary to the Superintendent MISS MARY GRAZIANO Clerk DR. EDGAR BIEBER School Doctor MISS VICTORIA MOTTO Dental I-Iyqenist MRS. MARY CENTNER Clerk MISS MARY WEBER MISS ANN WE BER History MR. WILLIS Wood Shop MR. ERICKSON Electric Shop Y' 5 Svvninm QI 1- -. , ..-v-...Y..,. - - -4---f,-,, -,,. ,,.---.M ,Li iw A , ..,.,.-f ' , , 3, .:':P 4,-151 ,, - L...g..,.... A' ... Y - ..,,--.4- -- 15-V-. ,f' y D . 'avr' G- -if-I-Alf i ff .ax I x-- ' 112 'Z,-u- Q - - , f y ---f Vg, 5 XX--1 -'-:,fi-' X B, af' I .S 1, -4, 411 :N 1 453 9 Aj' ,, -I4 1, ff . ,J - - S-- , -5 -'ge H. --.j4.M V . f l-x ,Li f ' FS' 45 5, f' 4-rg'-, I-4 .,A fi :V N V X riff QX '?' jk 5 1 R - - ' '. 1' ' 11 plz'-' X' .A Y W gs f .L wftj bf I 7 f 1 iii-if 'Qi f : ,rg gf, if-faP2?'T3:g.fx3'ff.q -it X f -fyu fl, 4' :ii ' ' ' . 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Ioseph La Verne Beverly lane William Bajdas Baker Ball Barris lOE BEV HBAREH Born March 26 Born Iuly 8 Born February ll Born August 8 Bernard Baszak BUDDY Born March 25 loanne Baurngartner RED Born August 29 ff 'D 'f If X X f-r Lorene Bartlett RENE Bom December 12 Marie Theresa Mary Bennice Bialaszewski ,Biscaro t'M1N TERRY Bom Iulyl Born February 25 Born May 23 l19l FS: r Q Senio Ioseph I. Betty Lou Margaret L. Dorothy Marie Bolivard Bolling Borio ' Braun Brown ICE 'SLIM HMABGOH DOTTIE MIM Born November 26 Born August 19 Born Iuly 16 Bom August 28 Bom May 7 Barbarann Harry Lois Bemadine Patricia Buczkowski Budniewski Burgett Burgung Callagee HBUTCI-I Harry BURG BEEN PAT Born October 5 Born May 3 Born September Z3 Born November 9 Born August 12 .5 IZUI ff' 1- XXX ,....f ? , A fl! ' -X24 - li f ' Robert Nicholas Norma lean Raymond I... Nancy Carter Cellino Cloos Cox Crawford HORSE NICK HNORM' RAY NANCE Born March 15 Born Ianuary 13 Born October 13 Born Iune 18 Born March 1 Frances Annabelle Robert Gale Marilyn Crino Cych Dailey Damon Dietzen CHICK ANNIE BOB MARE Bom June 4 Born December ll Born February 10 Born November 15 Born November 4 1211 Seni Ioanne Rocco Lois Raymond Edmund Dull Dispense Dolce Driscoll Dudek ION ROC LO DUDY EDDIE Born Auqusl 4 Born May 16 Born Iune 17 Born April l6 Born February 23 Irene Lee Norman William M. Russell Anthony Dull Engstrom Erb, lr. Falco Federico DEE NOFlM ERBO RASTUS NINO Born Ianuary 21 Bom Iune Z9 Born March 5 Born January 21 Born lune 24 1 ff? H l22l Class I , Mcxrqcxret M. Rose lose-ph Charles Icrmes Grace Feser Pole Freitczs Georqeson Gestwicki FOOT lOE DUNG Bern May 5 Born August 13 Born Mczy 29 Bom February 14 Born April 26 Robert Phyllis Ruth lean K. Ioan M. Gilrcxy Giordcmo Glcrsier Goss Gostomski GlLLY TERMlTE RUTH UIOANNIEH Bom Icmuczry 29 Born luly 17 Born May 24 Born Auqusl 23 Born Mcxy Z2 I23l Senio Kenneth Edmund Rita Ioseph Frances Gouldinq Graminski Grarninski Gritfo Grzeskowiak KEN GRAIvlER HBLONDY' lOE GRIFFH' FRAN Born Iuly 14 Born October 14 Born December 13 Bom November 5 Bom March 9 William Nancy Norma Peter lean Hamlin Hoeppner Hunt Inqavo Iaqoda WILL NAN NORM PETE IUG Born December 15 Bom May 4 Born Iuly 30 Born February 2 Born August I4 7 l ii ff! 1241 ' fx NX,,,a C ass lane Nancy Barbara Ann Eleanor Mary Ann Iaquszewski Iarvis Iesionowski Iesse Iochym IANIE NAN IESS NESS MARY Born Iune 30 Born Iuly 5 Born Iuly 26 Born November I1 Born February 16 Joann Edward D. Virginia Shirley Mary Louise jones Iopek Iusko Kanistanaux Kern HIOIE' ED GINNY SI-URL KERNIE Born November 15 Born October 14 Born Iune 4 Born May 27 Born February 12 I25I Seni lohn Clemens I. Eloine Thomas Lorrc1ir1e'R. Kilicrn Korbos Kourelis Kozlowski Krystoficrk KELLY CORBY ELAINE TOM l..ORRlE Born October 11 Bom August 4 Born March 29 Birn April 21 Born lune 20 Authurx Dorothy M. Phyllis E. Ritct Florence Kulocxsik Kujowcx Kulpo Kupiec Lcrjewslci KUBA TONI FISH CUPlD HFLOHRYH Born April 4 Bom December l3 Bom October 12 Bum lcmucrry 23 Born December 19 J ' X ,Div Z' : 1 x . ' A 1261 Class y , . 7 , Ioyce Mary Ann Iames K. William H. Richard La Point Larson Lennertz Lesch Lewandowski EUZ HLARSEU HM BILL LEVER Born Iune 17 Born November 7 Born February 3 Born lune 16 Born May 2 l Arlene Vilma Frederick Dorothy M. Geraldine lean Loeb ioiano Lonq Lyszewski Mahonsky AR PETE DUT lERl Born Ianuary 7 Born March l8 Born lanuary 25 Born February 3 Born October 7 l27l I Seni Dolores Cruciana Natalie I. Mary Arm Dorothy Malta Mancuso Marmurowicz Martirielli Mateszon DE DE CRlS NAT HMARGOH MDOT Born August 22 Born August 24 Born July l Bom March 9 Born September 16 Phyllis Meehl PHIL Born April 20 ef' fx X Rosemary K. Virginia Iohn Oliver Margaret Mary Messina Messina Metzger Meyer LEE GINGER OLLlE PEGGY Born December 8 Born February 8 Born October 15 Born September 24 'D ll I23I C :la S S Natalie B. lvllchalalc NAT Bom Desembor 2 Dorothy l. Newell ' DOT Born April ll f vm :N . GLX li - Q x l-'rank Ralph Viclofa Louise Donald Mizwa Mach Moch Mourer SPlKE VICKI DON Bcm Manh 25 Born lanuary 13 Bom April 1 Born fume l3 loseplm F. Carlo Cornelius Winilred Nocek Novara Novelli Ochocki JOE COBBY CORNIE WINNIE Bom December 14 Born November 30 Born May 7 Born Auqust 30 l29I enio Norman Donald Earl Lorraine Edward P. Gertrude E. Ossrnan Owen Paqano Pakulski Parker OZ DON PUDDlE BUD HPARKYH Born May Z , Born April 29 Born June Z6 Born November Z5 Bzrn September 12 Frances I. Adele Reginald P. Blanche Elizabeth Ioyce Parlaio Penkaty Perry Phelka Philbrick 'FRANH DEL REG HBRASSYH HIOY' Born March 19 Born December 15 Born March l7 Born February 28 Born May 9 off! k xx-K Z . at w XXV ,--1 - .fr 'lf P! , I 2' rrer E ' 4.3 ,. 7 l3Ul f-v 'a A, . X.. ff ' XX vi?-1 hwy Donald P. Arthur Loretta Oliver Milton B. Phillips Polcrzywica Polcyn Price Quandt - FLIP ART LOBBY HOLLY MUTT Born August 23 B'rn January 28 Barn September 3 Bvm May 14 Bom August 9 Eleanor Phyllis Lorraine Adelbert Kate Ranus Baths Recek Reynolds Riesterer EL PHIL LORRIE 'DEL Katie Bom Sepiember 15 Born February 6 Born june 18 Born May 20 Born November 4 l31I Senio Edward Leonard Elaine Thomas Richard Risch Rizzo Ross Root Rusbuldt EDDIE LENNY DICK Bom Iune 23 Born july 4 Bom Ianuary 22 Bom july 13 Born Iuly 31 Ioseph A. Richard Anthony 'Mary Ann Robert A. Ryczko Rzepkowski Sarzarulla Schrantz Schulenberq JOE LOW TONY SCI-IRANTZIEH RED Born April 23 Born Iuly 8 Born Auqust 3 Born April 2 Bom December 20 . X! 6 5-11 I 32 I 2 William Betty Ann Gloria Louise Murray Lena Schwartz Scott Sek Shelton Smith WILL sCOTTY COOKIE CHIP SHORTY Born luly 28 Born April ll Born Iuly 27 Born March 18 Born October Elaine Iames Thomas Iohn Kathleen Mathew W. Snyder Snyder Sobkowski Squires Stempin SIS SNID Sub KITTY MAT Born August 8 Born February 7 Born Iuly 15 Born April 8 Bom October 18 l33l Seni W Herbert Iosephine Ioseph Victoria Ioan Strubinq Sunzeri Swica Sweich Szocki HERB ELI SMILEY 'VICKY' IO Born Ianuary IU Bom Iune 1 Born December 4 Born Ianuary 29 Born November 4 ' - 5 Bernice Dorothy E. Zelda Vogt Ioarme Ann Szot Tuczynski Walldorff Warren BEANIE TOOTIE 'Ze1dy IO RED Born May 4 Born December 17 Born August 14 Born February 13 Bom January 20 . ' I Xxx WZ,-4 Ez, AVI! I 34 I Class Ruth I. Iames Evelyn Florence Richard Weimer Wheeler Woods Wysocki Zcrchurics ROBBIE USQUEEKH EVE ELO DICK Born August 19 Born Iune 7 Born Icnucry 1 Born Mcxy 8 Born Iuly 23 Clcxrcr A. Zebrcxski CLAIRE Born March 15 RAYMOND BUCZYNSKI OTTO ECKERLE DANIEL FORMANOWICZ ROBERT HAGERTY DONALD REILLY R351 Class Prophecy As we stroll through the garden of life we come upon a forget-me-not. Seated upon its petals we find a little eltin who fortells what the future will bring. In the office of attorneys Gilray and Phillips situated in the heart of the professional district of New York City, there is much dissension. Laverne Baker, their secretary, shows an attitude of sheer boredom as the two vie for her affections. Who is this pacing back and forth? Mutt Quandt, the once prominent stage hand, awaits the verdict to be brought him from his wife, Norma lean, about their newly-born offspring. But wait . . . Here comes the head nurse, Lorene Bartlett, and her associates, Dorothy Braun, Cruciana Mancuso, and Annabelle Cych. Catch the man! He's faintedl Quadruplets aren't an everyday occurance. Here we see a promising industry run by Ioseph Swica and Iames Snyder, which is now becoming a national success. Such items as coal dust cloth, and milk weed material are manufactured. Employed in this enterprise are bookkeeper, Lois Gloff, and govern- ment inspectors Norma Hunt, Iean Iagoda, Victoria Moch, William Hamlin, Clemens Korbas, Robert Schulenburg, Reginald Perry and Robert Hagerty. On the thoroughfare from San Francisco to New York City we find many of our old oals who have prospered through the years. Neon lights focus our attention on Will's Place . As we plow through the crowds a smoothlooking gentleman advances toward us. His face rings a familiar note in our memory. lt's William Schwartz. As he sits at our table and orders dinner on the house the floor show begins. Edmund Graminski's Atomides play Missa Froncha by lohn Kilian as the well-known adagio couple, Corny and Dort tCor- nelius Novelli and Dolores Maltal move to its scintillating measures. Pandemonium breaks loose as the act comes to an end. The crowds rush forward to get autographs Gnd SOUVeHirS, but Our hefty bouncers, Robert Carter and Spike Mizwa have things well in hand. As we go backstaqe to congratulate our old acquaintances, we pass Leonard Rizzo, the current crooner, who is about to go on stage. We bid him a fond adieu and pass on up the road. , We're going to crash into something. lt's a pair of skates with a string attached to them. Where does the String lead us? Well, I'll be . . . Skater's Heaven . . . As our rt- flection casts a shadow, the doors-to our amazement-swing open. Through the toll gate we go and complimentary tickets are handed us. Upon questioning the attendant, a chap wearing a blue serge suit is brought to our attention. We put on our skates and glide over to thank none other than loseph Freitas for his hospitality. Dorothy Tuczynski, Arlene Loeb, Mary Ann Larson, Thersa Bialaszewski, Dorothy Mateszon, and Mary Lou Kern make up a troupe of skaters as Iosephine Rizzo does a speciality number. After taking oft. our qyroscope coughs so we desce on the Mourer grounds. Dono1d's wife, the former Nancy Hoeppner, opens the door and inally calls the assistant, William Erb, who fills our tank sleepily. Speeding along, we are stopped by a traffic policeman. Bill Barris. Not being able to bribe him, we call our counsel, Grace Gestwicki, to pay the fine. At this wee hour of the morning we stop at the Hall of Fame. Dancing techniques are on display. A troupe of dancers gracefully swing on the stage. Beverly Ball, Marie Bennice, Shirley Kanistareaux, Florence Laiewski, and Geraldine Mahonsky are met by loseph Boli- vard, Norman Engstrom, Arthur Pokrzywka, Iames Wheeler, and Arthur Kubasik in the cen- ter of the stage. The couples swing and sway to the fascinating rhythm of the tango. In the realm of sports the championship girls' football teams are ready to begin the .last game of the season. The cheerleaders for the Bloomergirls-Gale Damon, Robert Daily, Donald Grupa, Herbert Strubing, Edmund Dull, and Otto Eckerle are wildly applauding their captain, Rocco Dolce. On the line of scrimmage we find Lois Burgett, Margaret Borio, Rose Fote, Mary Iochym, Dorothy Kuiawa, loyce LaPoint, Eleanor Ranus, Adele Penkaty, Winifred Ochocki, Florence Wysocki, and Evelyn Woods. The opposing team, coached by Peter Long, comprises Clara Zebraski. Ruth Weimer, Zelda Vogt, Bernice Zogt, Ioan Szocki, Victoria Sweich, Lena Smith, Betty Ann Scott, Mary Ann Schrantz, Elaine Ross, and Ioyce Philbrick. Is it possible that the rooters of the Bloomer- girls can compete with their opponents, the Rock-ettes which compose Ioseph Baidas, Bern- ard Baszak, Raymond Bycznski, Norman Klajbor, Anthony Sarlzarulla, and Richard Zach- arias. Such vim, vigor, and vitality cannot be without its reward. l35l Intermission brings forth a sparkling array of musical talent. All eyes are diverted to the glamorous figures of our maiorettes, Dorothy Newell and Marie Brown. Following close behind them is Peter Ingavo leading his famous Symphonic Seven . Pulling a huge multi-colored float are Richard Lewandoski, William Lesch, Ralph Moch, and Ioseph Nocek. Seated on a high tiara is Madame Ioanne Iones who has just been crowned Queen for this event. She is surrounded by the maidens of her court, Betty Lou Bolling, Eleanor lesse, Vilma Lofano, Virginia Messina, Frances Parlato, Elaine Synder, Ann Warren, and Nancy Crawford. The delicious aroma of hot dogs wafts itself in our direction and our resistance is shattered. In a matter of seconds we find ourselves wending our way to the stand where we are served by Irene Dull. Also scurrying around behind the counter are Ioan Gostom- ski, and Rita Graminski in their neat white smocks. Supervising the activties is our big time operator, Donald Reilly. Realizing it's time to rest our weary bones, we take off once more: this time with our eyes turned toward home. After settling our gyroscope in the safety of its shelter, we stagger to the door and drop into the nearest chair. The evening paper, edited by Chip Shelton, dis- closes many interesting items: The engagement of Dorothy Lyszewski to Raymond Dudek is announced by her parents . Professor Thomas Kozlowski, now teaching at the University of Altuna, is visiting his parents who reside on Salomey Avenue . A lecture, 'The Art of Learning', was outlined by Iohn Sobkowski at the home of Miss Iosephine Sunzeri . The Actor's Guild present their officers for the ensuing year: Oliver Price, president: Kate Reisterer, vice-president: Phyllis Raths, secretary: and Donald Owen, treasurer., The next meeting is to be held at the home of Miss Ioanne Walldorff . Ruth Glasier, class of '47 at D. H. S., has broken the shorthand speed limit with the outstanding record of 210 words a minute . The Chrysler Building in New York City was purchased by Norman Ossman, and refinished by Rzepkowski Gt Pakulski, Inc. It is now considered the shgwplace of centuries. The works of the great fashion designer, Lorraine Pagano, played an important part in its establishment. Such well-known models as Natalie Michalak, Loretta Polcyn, Margaret Meyer, Lorraine Krzystofiak, Marian Martinelli, and Nancy Iarvis drew both the feminine and masculine population to view the outstanding styles and to put their O. K. on the estab- lishment. Rita Kupiec, now handling her own thirty minute comic show over station, WDUN, will spend two weeks in her home town. Her stand-in, lane Iaguszewski, will take over during that time . The Phelka-Recek bill, including a conservation provision and introduced by the first two women elected to the Senate has been passed by a two-thirds vote of that house, Ioseph Ryczko announced today . So Hard Your Heart' written by Natalie Marmurowicz and dedicated to Oliver Metzger is the novel offered by the Book of the Month Club this semester . We board our private escalator which takes us immediately to our bedroom where our plastic pajamas, the creation of the great scientist, Ioseph Griffo, are standing at at- tention. Before we jump into bed we push a button which heats the covers, thus assuring us all night comfort. lt seems as though we'll not get any sleep. The doorbell rings and we dash for our housecoats. Before we reach the door our guests rush in. Imagine our surprise at seeing Bernadine Burgung with Raymond Cox. After all, her school day fancies were for out-of- town fellows. Irene Bradley and Marilyn Dietzen, the inseparables, who have been vacationing in Rio, also grace us with their presence. Though our school marms Phyllis Kulpa, Frances Grzeskowiak, and lean Goss are away from the classroom their minds are still on scholastic attainment as they exchange chit-chat in one corner of the room. After a pleasant evening which has finally developed to the wee small hours of morn- ing, we finally gain a well-earned rest. Strolling down memory lane we are greeted by the strains of Semper Paratus climaxing a pleasant episode of our life. l37l Who's Who Boogie Woogie Phyllis Giordano, Iarnes Georgeson Reading, Writing and HISTORY Richard Rusbuldt, Lois Driscoll Fashion Forecast Margaret Feser, Anthony Federico Keep Me Warm Mathew Stempien, Virginia Iusko l38l Must You Ya-ta-ta, Ya- ta ta Rosemary Messina, Russel. Falco Boo Peter lngavo, Phyllis Meeh Tell Me More, My Chillun' Ioanne Dispence, Thomas Root E l n Apple For ihe Teacher rnne Baumgariner, Adel- Jert Reynolds Jughing It rbara Buczkowski, Edward opek :m't Help Singing ward Risch, F r a n c e s Irino, Kenneth Goulding Who's Who All Dressed Up Iohn Kilian, Patricia Callagee You Popped A Corny Barbara Iesionowski, Cobby Novaro Fight, Team, Fight Mary Biscaro, Daniel Forrnanowicz Romeo and Iuliet Nicholas Cellino, Elaine Kourelis l59l SENIOR FICTIVITIES IOSEPH BAIDAS Not much talk, a great sweet si1ence . Industrial Arts Course Treasurer, Whittier English Club: Boy's D Club: Basketball 1. 2, 4. LAVERNE BAKER The plaintive melody of an old violin . Stenographic Course Vice-President, Roosevelt History Club: Shakespeare English Club: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball l,2: Basket- ball l, 2,: Soccer l, 2: Archery 2: Volleyball l, 2. BEVERLY IANE BALL Your dancing eyes reflect the sun . Business Academic Course Secretary, Shakespeare English Club: Hamilton Hist- ory Club: Girl's D Club: Advertising Staff, Ivy Tower: Soccer l, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Deck Tennis l. 2, 3, 4,: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4,: Softball 2, 3, 4: Archery l, 3, 4. WILLIAM BARRIS A pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck . College Entrance in Science Roosevelt History Club: Longfellow English Club: President, T.A.C.: Vice-President, Hi-Y 4: Editor, Citizen: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Athletics Editor, Ivy Tower: Boy's D Club: Varsity Football 3, 4: lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 4: Senior Play. LORENE BARTLETT A sweeter woman ne'er drew breath . College Entrance Course Vice-President, Hamilton History Club: Longfellow English Club: Senior Party Committee: Ivy Tower Staff: Soccer 2, 4: Basketball 2, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Softball 3: Archery 3. BERNARD BASZAK A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men . College Entrance Course Nation Builders' History Club: Shakespeare English Club: Advertising Manager, Citizen. IOANNE BAUMGARTNER Better to be small and shine than to be big and and cast a shadow . College Entrance in Arts Hamilton History Club: Longfellow English Club: Librarian, Glee Club 2: Citizen Reporter, Latin Club 3: Honor Society 3: Program Chairman, Honor Society 4: Deck Tennis 4. MARIE BENNICE ' Fresh, young and romantic as spring . Academic Course Historical Research Club:.' Whittier English Club: Glee Club 4: Dramatics Club: Leaders Club: Circula- tion Staff, Ivy Tower: News Writer, Citizen: Volleyball 3, 4: Deck Tennis 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Softball 3. THERESA BIALASZEWSKI Speak the speech I pray thee. Trippingly on the tongue . Academic Course Historical Research Club: Lowell English Club: Ger- man Club 3, 4: Deck Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Leaders Club: Basketball 1, 2: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Soccer l, 2: Soft- ball 1. MARY BISCARO Press on to greater achievements in the future . Stenographic Course Critic, Lincoln History Club: Tennyson English Club: President, Girl's D Club: Business Manager, Ivy Tower: Soccer 1, 2, 4: Deck Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Archery l, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. 40 IOSEPH I. BOLIVARD He laughs wherever he goes . Academic Course Citizen Reporter, Lincoln History Club: Tennyson English Club. BETTY LOU BOLLING Slim as a willow . College Entrance Course Nation Builders History Club: Longfellow English Club: Advertising Staff, Ivy Tower: Iunior Play. MARGARET BORIO I do wander everywhere . Business Course Roosevelt History Club: Whittier English Club: Girl's D Club: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Deck Tennis 1, Z, 3, 4: Archery 1: Soccer l, 2. DOROTHY BRAUN Sparkles of merriment, gleams of repose . College Entrance Course Secretary, Nation Builders History Club: Vice- Presi- dent, Longfellow English Club: Class Secretary 4: Co- Editor, Ivy Tower: Basketball l: Volleyball 1: Deck Tennis 1: Soccer 1: Honor Society 2, 3, 4. MARIE BROWN Smiling and strutting along . Retail Selling Course Nation Builders' History Club: Browning English Club: Volleyball l, Z, 3: Girl's D Club: Basketball l, 2, 3: Deck Tennis 1, 2. 3: Archery 1, 2, 3: Soccer l, Z, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARANN BUCZKOWSKI A willful heart and persuasive manner . College Entrance in Science Hamilton History Club: Secretary, Longfellow English Club: Secretary Girls Bowling League: Girl's D Club: Honor Society 2, 3: Freshman Play: Dramatics Club: Ivy Tower Staff: Basketball l, Z, 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Deck Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 4: Softball 1, Z, 3: Archery l, 2. HARRY BUDNIEWSKI I'l1 mind my business . Clerical Business Course Roosevelt History Club: Shakespeare English Club: lnterclass Basketball 1, 2. LOIS BURGETT Anything for a laugh . Academic Course Historical Research Club: Browning English Club: Leaders Club: Girl's D Club: Home Economics Club: Latin Club: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Deck Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Archery: Softball: Manager of Sports. BERNADINE BURGUNG lts love, it's love that makes the world go round . Academic Course Historical Research Club: Browning English Club: Girl's D Club: Deck Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Volleyball l, 2, 3: Soccer l, 2: Archery 1, 2: Soft- ball Z, 3. RAYMOND BYCZYNSKI He has a head to contrive, and a tongue to persuade . Mechanical Drawing Course Shakespeare English Club. PATRICIA CALLAGEE A haunting fragrance like lilacs after rain . Academic Course Hamilton History Club: Lowell English Club: Girl's D Club: Dramatics Club: Leaders Club: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Ivy Tower Staff: Soccer l, 2, 4: Archery 1, 2: Softball 1, 3, 4: Deck Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIOR .FICTIVITIES ROBERT CARTER Too strong for fear . Academic Course Nation Builders' History Club: Lowell English Club: Boy's D Club: Member of T.A.C.: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Interclass Basketball l, 2: Interclass Volley- ball l, 2, 3, 4. NICHOLAS CELLINO Nothing can daunt or dim . College Entrance Course Critic, Nation Builders' History Club: Longfellow English Club: Spanish Club: Sophomore Play: Ivy Tower Staff: Senior Play. NORMA IEAN CLOOS Wisdom is better than rubies . College Entrance Course Historical Research Club: Longfellow English Club: Girl's D Club: Band 3, 4: I. V. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 3: Ivy Tower Staff: Secre- tary, Honor Society 4: Soccer l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Archery l, 2, 3, 4: Soft- ball l, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES ANNETTE CRINO Singing and talking, that's for me . Secretarial Course Secretary, Historical Research Club: Leaders Club: Dramatics Club: Honor Society: Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4: Twirler for School Band l, 2, 3, 4: Citizen Staff l, 2, 3, 4: Feature Editor, Ivy Tower: Softball 3: Senior Play. RAYMOND COX In quietness and confidence shall be your strength . Academic Course Nation Builders' History Club: Secretary, Tennyson English Club. NANCY CRAWFORD Let a stream of melody but flow from some sweet player . X Music Course V Vice-President, History League: Treasurer, Nation Builders' History Club: Browning Club: President, Glee Club 4: Treasurer, Girls League l: Band 3. 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Music Editor, Ivy Tower. ANNABELLE CYCH Cheery and sweet to set heads spinning and hearts whirling . College Entrance Course Hamilton History Club: Longfellow English Club: Glrl's D Club: Dramatics Club: Leaders Club: Circu- lation Staff, Ivy Tower: Soccer l, 2: Basketball l, Z, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Deck Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Archery 1, 2: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT DAILEY That Tower of strength which stood four squares to the wind that blew . College Entrance Course Historical Research Club: Hi-Y 3, 4: Band 1, 2. GALE DAMON Life is here for everyone to enjoy . Academic Course Lincoln History Club: Whittier English Club: I. V. Basketball l, 2: Interclass Basketball 4. MARILYN DIETZEN Silence brings friendship . Academic Course Nation Builders' History Club: Browning English Club: Latin Club: Girl's D Club: Home Economics Club: Soccer l, 2, 4: Deck Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3. 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Archery l, 2: Softball 1, 2, 3. I41l IOANNE DISPENSE Exciting as a beat of a Tom-Tom . Secretarial Course Hamilton History Club: Shakespeare English Club: Advertising Staff, lvy Tower: Soccer l, 2, 3, 4: Deck Tennis l. 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Archery 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball l, 2, 3, 4. ROCCO DOLCE A glowing tan and clear bright eyes . Academic Course Citizen Reporter, Historical Research Club: Lowell English Club: Secretary, Boy's D Club: Glee Club. 4: Drawing Staff, Ivy Tower: Varsity Football 3, 4: Inter- class Basketball 1, 2, 4: Interclass Volleyball l, 2, 4. LOIS MARIE DRISCOLL No one could be more dependable . Secretarial Course Treasurer, Roosevelt History Club: Shakespeare Eng- lish Club: Vice-President, Girl's D Club: Class Sec- retary 3: Honor Society 2: lunior Play: Class Party Committee 2, 3, 4: Feature Staff, Literary Staff, Ivy Tower: Soccer I, 2, 3, 4: Archry l, 2: Softball 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Recreation- al Activities l, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND DUDEK I do not rise to waste the night in words . Industrial Arts Course Nation Builders' History Club: Vice-President, Lowell English Club: Interclass Basketball l, 2. EDMUND DULL Carefree and happy . Industrial Arts Course Glee Club 4: Interclass Volleyball 3: Interclass Basketball 4: Softball 3: Hamilton History Club: Long- fellow English Club. IRENE DULL Why do you talk and talk and talk ? Academic Course Nation Builder's History Clubs Browning English Club: Deck Tennis l, 2, 3: Volleyball l, 2, 3. OTTO ECKERLE V Forget, forgive, conclude and be agreed . Clerical Business Course Interclass Basketball 1, 2: Interclass Volleyball l. NORMAN ENGSTROM His nerve ts strong, his aim is true . College Entrance Course Treasurer, History League: Critic, Roosevelt History club: Vice-President, Browning English Club: Basket- ball Reserve l, 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. ' WILLIAM M. ERB :'I speak in a moderately little voice . Academic Course Nation Builder's History Club: Tennyson English Club: Member of T.A.C.: Softball 3: Volleyball 4. RUSS FALCO He prefers to break loose and take wing . Academic Course Historical Research Club: Whittier English Club: Member of T.A.C.: Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Interclass Volleyball l, 2, 3: Bowling l, Z, 3, 4. ANTHONY FEDERICO That man is more than half of nature's treasure . College Entrance Course President, Nation Builders' History Club: President, Honor Society 4: Longfellow English Club: Boy's D Club: Class Play 2, 3: Co-Editor. Ivy Tower: Football Manager: Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Interclass Softball 3, 4: Senior Play. SENIOR FICTIVITIES MARGARET M. FESER A frolic and genuine joy . Clerical Business Course Citizen Reporter, History League: Citlzen Reporter, Whittier English Club: Girl's D Club: Honor Society: Gtrl's Bowling League 3: Wrote Class Song: Citizen Staff 2, 3, 4: Editor. Citizen 3: Feature Stati, Ivy Tower: Basketball l, 2, 3: Deck Tennis l, 2, 3: Volleyball l, 2, 3: Soccer 1, 2, 3: Softball 1, 2,,3. DANIEL FORMANOWICZ A hero great and true . Industrial Arts Course President, Historical Research Club: President, Whit- tier English Club: President, Boy's D Club: Class -President 3: Ivy Tower' Staif: Football 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4. ROSE FOTE Brilliant shafts of satire together with a keen sense of humor . Academic Course Roosevelt History Club: Shakespeare English Club: Girl's D Club: Leaders Club: Dramatics Club: Span- ish Club: Service Group: Volleyball l. 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2: Deck Tennis Z: Softball 2: Manager 2, 3. IOSEPH CHARLES FREITAS Distinctly masculine, decidely correct . College Preparatory Course Historical Research Club: Browning English Club: Spanish l, Z: Treasurer, Boy's D Club 4: Football Manager 1, 2: Boy's D Club 2, 3, 4: Interclass Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Interclass Volleyball 3, 4. IAMES GEORGESON The word impossible is not in my dictionary . Academic Course Vice-President, Historical Research Club: President, Boy's D Club: Whittier English Club: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Interclass Basketball 4: Volley- ball 4. GRACE GESTWICKI Someone common like and good . College Entrance in Arts Historical Research Club: Browning English Club: Girl's D Club: French 2 Club: Basketball l. Z, 3, 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Deck Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 3: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Archery: Soccer l, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT GILRAY Magnetic as the song of a soaring bird . College Entrance Course Historical Research Club: President, Shakespeare English Club: Advertising Manager, T.A.C.: Boy's D Club: Track: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 3: Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Interclass Volley- ball 1, 2. 3, 4. - PI-IYLLIS GIORDANO Cheerfulness marks a contented spirit . Academic Course Roosevelt History Club: Shakespeare English Club: Leaders Club: Glee Club l: Service Group: Volleyball Z, 4: Soccer 2: Deck Tennis 3. 4 Archery: Interclass Volleyball 2, 4: Basketball 2, 4. RUTH GLASIER Business As Usual . Business Course Shakespeare Club. IEAN K. GOSS Providence provides for me and I am well content . College Entrance Course Hamilton History Club: Whittier English Club: GIrl's D Club: Soccer l, 2, 3, 4: Deck Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Softball l, 2. 3, 4: Archery 1, 2. 3, 4. IOAN M. GOSTOMSKI Grit and try while others fail . Business Course Hamilton History Club: Citizen Reporter, Shakespeare English Club: Leaders Club 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Ivy Tower Staff: Citizen.2, 3, 4. KENNETH GOULDING The man that hath no music in his soul is fit for treason, stratagems, and spoils . Industrial Arts Course Roosevelt History Club: Browning English Club: Boy's D Club: Advertising Staff, Ivy Tower: Glee Club 4: Class President l, 2: Track 3, 4: Interclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Interclass Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4. EDMUND GRAMINSKI True science teaches, above all, to doubt and to be ignorant . College Entrance Course Historical Research Club: Longfellow English Club: Glee Club Council Representative 3: Circulation Staff, Ivy Tower: Band 1, Z, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 3. 4: Interclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Interclass Volleyball l, Z, 3, 4. RITA GRAMINSKI There is a time ot speaking and a time of being still . Secretarial Course Lincoln History Club: Tennyson English Club: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. IOSEPH GRIFFO As steadfast as the ages roll . College Entrance in Science Vice-President, Nation Builders' History Club: Trea- surer, Longtellow English Club: Boy's D Club: Glee Club 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: Interclass Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4: Interclass Basketball l, 2, 4: Softball 4. FRANCES GRZESKOWIAK Blessed are the meek for they shall possess the the land . - Secretarial Course Lincoln History Club: Lowell English Club: Volley- ball I, Z, 3: Deck Tennis 2, 3: Basketball l, 3. ROBERT HAGERTY He who hesitates is lost . Business Course Roosevelt History Club: Browning English Club: Citizen l, 2, 3. WILLIAM HAMLIN Cooperation is the essenece of success . College Entrance Course Lincoln History Club: Interclass Basketball 1, 2: Inter- class Volleyball l, 2. NANCY HOEPPNER Learned in all youthful sports and pastimes . College Entrance Ccurse Hamilton History Club: Longfellow English Club: Girl's D Club: Advertising Staff, Ivy Tower: Glee Club l, 2: Sophomore Play: Promptor, Iunior Play: Soccer 1, 2, 4: Deck Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Softball l, 2, 3: Archery 1, 3. NORMA HUNT There's nothing ill can dwell in such a temple . Academic Course Lincoln History Club: Tennyson English Club: Girl's D Club: Vice-President, Home Economics Club 4: Secretary, Home Economics Club 3: Soccer: Deck Ten- nis: Basketball: Volleyball: Sottball: Archery: Bowling. PETER INGAVO Count on him . Academic Course Hamilton History Club: Shakespeare English Club: Ivy Tower Staff: Volleyball 3, 4: Interclass Basketball. SENIOR IEAN IAGODA ' The world looks better from behind a smile . Academic Course Lincoln History Club: Lowell English Club: Basket- ball: Volleyball: Deck Tennis. IANE IAGUSZEWSKI Her word is short but not so short and sweet . College Entrance Course Lincoln History Club: Tennyson English Club: Girl's D Club: Latin Club: Leaders Club: Basketball l, 2, 3: Deck Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 1, 2, 4: Softball l, 2, 3: Archery 2. NANCY IARVIS Short, sweet, and slick . Academic Course President, Library Club: Volleyball: Basketball: Lin- coln History Club: Lowell Engltsh Club. BARBARA ANN IESIONOWSKI As merry as the day is long . College Entrance Course Secretary, Lincoln History Club: Browning English Club: Girl's D Club: Vice-President, Spanish Club: Class Secretary 2: Vice-President, Honor Society: Secre- tary, German Club: Girls League Representative 2: Citizen Reporter, Spanish Club 2: Sophomore Play: Basketball l, 2, 3: Volleyball l, 2, 3: Deck Tennis 3. 4: Archery 1, 3: Soccer 4: Softball 1. ELEANOR IESSE She smiled and all the world was gay . Stenographic Course Secretary, History League: Treasurer, Lincoln History Club: Treasurer, Lowell English Club: Class Teasurer 3: Class Vice-President 4: President, Home Economics Club 2, 3: Representative for Girls League 2: Class Chairman 4: Citizen Reporter, Honor Society 3: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Soccer Z: Basketball 2: Deck Tennis 2: Volleyball Z, 3. MARYANN IOCHYM Silence is golden . Academic Course Historical Research Club: Lowell English Club: Home Economics Club: Soccer 1, 2: Deck Tennis 1: Volley- ball l, 2. IOANN FAVORITE IONES Poise and courtesy are virtues unsurpassed . College Entrance Course Historical Research Club: Secretary, Browning Eng- lish Clubg- Sophomore Play: Director, Iunlor Play: Dramatics Club: Honor Society: Ivy Tower Staff: Deck Tennis 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Soccer l. EDWARD D. IOPEK Admirable, loveable and attractive . College Entrance Course Nation Builders' History Club:- Browning English Club: Member of T.A.C.: Interclass Basketball: Inter- class Volleyball. VIRGINIA IUSKO Elegant as simplicity and warm as ecstasy . College Entrance Course Lincoln History Club: Tennyson English Club: Girl's D Club: Latin Club: Leaders Club: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball l, 2. 3, 4: Deck Tennis l, Z, 3, 4: Soc- cer l, 2, 4: Archery l, 2: Softball 1, 2, 3. SHIRLEY KANISTANAUX Love, sweetness, goodness in her person shines . Academic Course Historical Research Club: Shakespeare English Club: German Club: Girl's D Club: Basketball l, 2, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Archery 1, 2, 3: Soccer l, 2: Softball l, 2, 3: Deck Tennis 1. 2, 3. ' HC I-l3I TIVITIES MARY LOUISE KERN Fresh and delightful as a blush . Clerical Business Course Lincoln History Club: Lowell English Club: Girl's D Club: Sophomore Party Committee: Iunlor Prom Committee: Iunlor Party Committee: Home Economics Club 2: Deck Tennis l, Z, 3, 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 1. 2, 3, 4: Softball Z, 3: Archery 2: Library l, 2. IOHN KILIAN He who holds position, holds responsibillty . College Entrance Course Class President 3, 4: Ivy Tower Staff: Historical Re- search Club: Longfellow English Club: Advertising Manager, Citizen: Glee Club 3: German Club: Inter- class Basketball l: Interclass Volleyball 3. CLEMENS I. KORBAS Life without laughing is a dreary blank . Industrial Course Citizen Reporter, Lowell English Club: Nation Build- ers' History Club. ELAINE KOURELIS Gay as a circus and just as invigorating . College Entrance Course Lincoln History Club: Browning English Club: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Dramatics Club 1: Class Play 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club l, 2: Feature Editor, Citizen: Feature Staff, Ivy Tower: Secretary, Stamp Club 2: Class Vice- President 3: President, Glee Club 3: Girl's D Club: Cheerleader 3: Leaders Club: Basketball l, 3, 4: Vol- leyball 1, 3, 4: Deck Tennis l. 3, 4: Senior Play. THOMAS S. KOZLOWSKI I dare do all that may become a man . Industrial Arts Course Historical Research Club: Whittier English Club. LORRAINE R, KRYSTOFIAK Elegant as simplicity . College Entrance Course Roosevelt History Club: Longfellow English Club: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2: Girl's D Club: Soccer 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Deck Tennis 2, 3: Volley- 2, 3: Archery 1. 2. ARTHUR F. KUBASIK Tall, light and unexpected . Industrial Arts Course President, Lowell English Club: Citizen Reporter. Nation Builders' History Club: Football 3: Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 4: Interclass Vdleyball 3, 4. DOROTHY M. KUIAWA A steadfast soul and true . Stenography Course Lincoln History Club: Tennyson English Club. PHYLLIS KULPA lt is good to be friendly . Academic Course Lincoln History Club: Lowell English Club: Variety History Club: Library Club 1, 2: Glee Club l: Girl's D Club: Home Economics Club 3: Properties, lun- ior Play: Sophomore Party Committee: Secretary, Lib- rary Club l: Deck Tennis 2, 3: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Softball 2, 3: Manager of Volleyball 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3. RITA KUPIEC ' Neat as a pin . Academic Course Treasurer of Flora Rose: Treasurer of Home Econ- omics: Soccer 1, Z: Volleyball 2, 3: Basketball l, 2: llatton Builders' Club: Longfellow English Club: Home Economics. SENIOR .FICTIVITIES FLORENCE LAIEWSKI I have a heart with room for every joy . College Entrance Course Lincoln History Club: Tennyson English Club: Girl's D Club: Girls League: Latin Club l: Volleyball Man- ager 2, 3: Archery l: Soccer l, 2, 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3: Basketball l, 2, 3: Deck Tennis l, 2, 3, 4. IOYCE LAPOINT Something within me laughs and sings . Homemaking Course Hamilton History Club: Whittier English Club: Home- making Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club l, 2, 3: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: President, Homemaking Club: Citizen 2, 3, 4: Circulation Staff, Ivy Tower. MARY ANN LARSON Energy accomplishes all things . Clerical Business Course Lincoln History Club: Lowell English Club: Girl's D' Club 3, 4: Variety History Club l: Library Club l, 2: Home Economics Club Z: Class Party Committee 2, 3: Iunior Prom Committee: Soccer l, 2, 4: Deck Ten- nis l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Archery 2: Softball 2, 3: Volleyball l, 2, 3. IAMES LENNERTZ He is an artist at heart . Academic Course Hamilton History Club: Citizen Reporter, Longfellow English Club: Stage Crew 2, 3, 4: Member of T.A.C.: Art Editor, Ivy Tower. WILLIAM H. LESCH An honest man is the noblest work of God . College Entrance Course Nation Builders' History Club: Longfellow English Club: Track 3, 4: Volleyball 4. RICHARD LEWANDOWSKI We make way for the man who boldly pushes past us . Industrial Arts Course Secretary, Hamilton History Club: Tennyson English Club: Football 2, 3: Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 4: lnters class Volleyball 2, 3, 4. ARLENE LOEB Always a ready come-back . Academic Course Hamilton History Club: Whittier English Club: Glee Club l, 4: Girl's D Club 3, 4: Homemaking Club: Deck Tennis l, 2, 3: Soccer l, 2, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3: Softball l. 2, 3: Volleyball l, 2, 3. VILMA LOFANO Says but little but that little is precious . College Entrance Course Critic, Hamilton History Club: Vice-President, Whittier English Club: Girl's D Club: Latin Club 3: Glee Club 1: Ivy Tower Staff: Deck Tennis 1, 2, 3: Softball 2. 3: Archery l, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Volleyball l, 2, 3. FRED LONG He shall be great who serves his team . Academic Course Historical Research Club: Boy's D Club: Member of T.A.C.: Varsity Track 3, 4: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Var- sity Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY M. LYSZEWSKI Quiet, but oh, such fun . Academic Course Nation Builders' History Club: Browning English Club: Girl's D' Club: Leaders Club: Deck Tennis 1, 2, 3: Archery l, 2: Soccer l, 2: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Basketball l, 2, 3. GERALDINE IEAN MAHONSKY She was a phantom of delight . Stenography Course Roosevelt History Club: Shakespeare English Club: Volleyball 3: Deck Tennis 4: Basketball 2, 3. DOLORES R. MALTA Words come easy . Stenographic Course Roosevelt History Club: Shakespeare English Club: Tennis l, 2, 3, 4. Volleyball l, 2: Soccer 2: Basketball l, 2, 3: Deck CRUCIANA MANCUSO A sunbeam in a winter's day . Academic Course Nation Builders' History Club: Longfellow English Club: Leaders Club: Girl's D Club: Soccer 2, 4: Soft- ball l, 2, 3: Volleyball l, 2, 3: Deck Tennis 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. NATALIE I. MARMUROWICZ Success can be bought by he who is willing to pay the price of toil . College Entrance Course Critic, Historical Research Club: Secretary, Whittier English Club: Song Leader, Homemakers Club: Senior Council: Spanish Club l, 2: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN MARTINELLI With a smile on her lips and a taurl in her eyes . Academic Course Historical Research Club: Lowell English Club: Girl's D Club: German Club: Basketball 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Soccer 2, 4: Deck Tennis 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY MATESZON Personality is to a man what perfume is to a flow- er . Secretarial Course Lincoln History Club: Lowell English Club: Home Economics Club 2: Class Party Committee 2: Soccer l: Librarian, Glee Club 4: Girls League: Literary Staff, Ivy Tower: Glee Club l, 2. 3, 4. PHYLLIS MEEHL Calm, quiet, and cool . ' Vocational Homemaking Course Nation Builders' History Club: Lowell English Club: Vice-President, Flora Rose Homemaking B Club. ROSEMARY K. MESSINA When there is music, there can be no harm . Music Course Cheerleader 4: Glee Club 4: Band 3: Orchestra 3: Girl's D Club: Music Staff, Ivy Tower: Deck Tennis 1, 2: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Basketball l. 2, 3: Archery 1, 2: Soccer 2, 4: Softball l, 2, 3. VIRGINIA MESSINA Always a smile for everybody . College Entrance Course Treasurer, Historical Research Club: Browning English Club: Girl's D Club: Spanish Club: German Club: Class Room Chairman 2, 3: Deck Tennis l, 2: Basket- ball 1, Z: Soccer l, 2: Softball l, 2, 3: Volleyball l, 2, 3. IOHN OLIVER METZGER He who knows most, believes the least . Academic Course Lincoln History Club: Tennyson English Club. MARGARET MARY MEYER It is good to lengthen to the last a sunny mood . Secretarial Course Lincoln History Club: Secretary, Tennyson English Club: Girl's D Club: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2: Deck Tennis 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Softball Z, 3, 4. SENIOR HCTIVITIES NATALIE B. MICHALAK To know her is to like 'her always . Academic Course Historical Researsh Club: Whittier English Club: Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Home Econom- ics Cub: FRANK MIZWA Musclebound Mizwa . Industrial Arts Course President, Hamilton History Club: Tennyson English Club: Track 3. 4. RALPH MOCH Success is bound to happen your way . 'Clerical Business Course Vice-President, Lincoln History Club: Vice-President, Tennyson English Club: Business Manager, Cit'zen. VICTORIA LOUISE MOCH Her blushes are the rainbow of modesty . Academic Course Historical Research Club: Lowell English Club: Home- making Club: Soccer l: Deck Tennis l: Volleyball 1. DONAID MOURER With promises of strength and manhood full and fair . Business Course Roosevelt History Club: Browning English Club. DOROTHY I. NEWELL A willing and a hard worker . College Entrance Course Citizen Reporter. Hamilton History Club: Longfellow English Club: Secretary, Girl's D Club: German Club: Make-Up, Iunior Play: Advertising Staff, Ivy Tower: Soccer l, 2, 4: Softball l, 2. 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, Z, 3. 4: Manager 1, 2, 3. 4: Rec- reational Activities l, 2, 3, 4. IOSEPH F. NOCEK A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men . Industrial Arts Course Hamilton History Club: Tennyson English Club: Inter- class Basketball l. CARLO NOVARO 'Man is not simply a worker if he is to be happy, he must also play . Academic Course Historical Research Club: Whittier English Club: Boy's D Club: Member of T.A.C.: Football Manager: Member of Athletic Association: Assistant Coach, Foot- ball: lnterclass Basketball: lnterclass Volleyball: Var- sity Track 3, 4. CORNELIUS NOVELLI 1 have nothing to declare but my genius . College Entrance Course Nation Builders' History Club: Longfellow English Club: Secretary, I-li-Y: Iunior Play: Citizen Staff: Ivy Tower Staff. . WINIFRED OCHOCKI I'm afraid to go home in the dark . Academic Course Historical Research Club: Whittier English Club: Home Economics Club: Girl's D Club: Deck Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Archery 1: Soccer l: Softball 2, 3: Basket- ball l, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. NORMAN OSSMAN When I said I should die a bachelor, I did not think, I should live till I were married . College Preparatory Course Historical Research Club: Longfellow English Club: French Club l, 2. DONALD EARL OWEN So many worlds, so much to do so little done, such things to be . Academic Course Roosevelt History Club: Browning English Club. LORRAINE PAGANO Ever in motion, blithesome and cheery . College Entrance Course Historical Research Club: Browning English Club: Iunior Party Committee: German Club: Spanish Club Z: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 1: Softball l, 4: Archery 3: Basketball 4: Volleyball 4: Deck Tennis 4. EDWARD F. PAKULSKI He is a tall and handsome man . Industrial Arts Course Roosevelt History Club: President, ,Tennyson English Club: lnterclass Basketball 3: Football Z, 3: lnterclass Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4. GERTRUDE E. PARKER Happy and free and easy to please . Academic Course Historical Research Club: Browning English Club: German Club. FRANCES PARLATO It is a friendly heart that has many friends . College Entrance Course Roosevelt History Club: Longfellow English Club: Class Secretary 1: President, German Club 4: Treas- urer, Girl's D Club: Cheerleader 2, 3: Advertising Staff, Ivy Tower: Girl's D Club 3, 4: Soccer l, 2, 4: Deck Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. ADELE PENKATY The silence that is in the starry sky . , Vocational Homemaking Course Nation Builders' History Club: Lowell English Club: Homemakers Club 3, 4: Basketball l: Volleyball 1: Deck Tennis I. ' REGINALD P. PERRY ' Oh, this learning, what a thing it is . College Entrance Course Hamilton History Club: Longfellow English Club: Boy's' D Club: President, Stamp Club: Football Man- ager: lvy Tower Staff. BLANCHE PHELKA Everything is witty that is young . College Entrance Course Lincoln History Club: Tennyson English Club: Girl's D Club: Latin Club: Soccer 3, 4: Deck Tennis 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4 Archery 3 Basketball 3, 4. ELIZABETH IOYCE PHILBRICK A blithe heart makes a blooming visage . Business Course Lincoln History Club: Whittier English Club: Home- making Club: Glee Club 4. DONALD P. PHILLIPS Hark, hark. the merry hearted lark . Academic Course Historical Research Club: Whittier English Club: Boy's D Club: lnterclass Basketball 1, 2: Varsity Basketball 2, 3: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Track 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4. ARTHUR POKRZYWSKA Philosophy is the highest muslc . College Entrance Course Nation Builders' History Club: Shakespeare English Club: Variety History Club 1: Ht-Y Club: Intercla s Basketball 1, 2, 4: lnterclass Volleyball 3, 4: Track 3, 4. SENIOR FICTIVITIES LORETTA POLCYN A pretty girl is like a melody . Academic Course Historical Research Club: Lowell English Club: Ger- man Club: Volleyball 2, 3: Basketball l: Deck Tennis 1: Soccer 2: Softball l. OLIVER L. PRICE The sea ceaseth seething when the wind ceaseth sighing . College Entrance Course Roosevelt History Club: Tennyson English Club: Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 4: Interclass Volleyball 2, 3, 4. MILTON B. QUANDT Now I go, do not weep women . Industrial Arts Course Nation Builders' History Club: Treasurer, Shakespeare English Club: Stage Crew: Boy's D Club: Basketball Manager: Football Manager: Interclass Basketball: ln- terclass Volleyball. ' ELEANOR RANUS The sweetest thing that ever grew . Academic Course Nation Builders' History Club: Tennyson English Club: Girl's D Club: Spanish Club l, 2: Home Econ- orriics Club 2: Archery l: Soccer l, 2: Softball l, 2, 3: Deck Tennis I, 2. 3, 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS I. RATHS Publicity is my angle . Business Course Hamilton History Club: Whittier English Club: Citi- zen Staff Glee Club 4. LORRAINE F. RECEK A pleasant way and a radiant smile . Academic Course Lincoln History Club: Longfellow English Club: Ser- vice Group: Girl's D Club: Glee Club 3: Softball 2, 3: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Soccer l, 2, 3, 4: Deck Tennis l, 2, 3, 4. DONALD F. REILLY Smooth as a three point landing . Academic Course President, Shakespeare English Club: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. ADELBERT REYNOLDS Earnestness and sport go well together . Industrial Arts Course Nation Builders' History Club: Browning English Club: Manager, Stage Crew: Boy's D Club: Stage Crew l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Varsity Football Z, 3, 4: Interclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Interclass Volleyball: Bowling 2, 3, 4. KATE RIESTERER Steel true and blade stralght . College Entrance Course Lincoln History Club: Tennyson English Club: German Club: Home Economics Club: Girl's D Club: Pall Archery 4: Spring Archery l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, Z, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer I, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Deck Tennis I, 2, 3, 4: EDWARD RISCH We are the music makers . Industrial Arts Course Hamilton History Club: Shakespeare English Club: Interclass Basketball l, 2, 4: Interclass Volleyball 3, 4. Club l, Z, 3. LEONARD RIZZO Spare your breath to cool your porridge . Industrial Arts Course Hamilton History Club: Shakespeare English Club: Volleyball l, 2: Handball l, 2. THOMAS ROOT All things men do are well done . College Entrance Course Treasurer, Hamilton History Club: Longfellow English Club: Treasurer, Latin Club 3: Treasurer, Honor Society 3: Class Chairman l, 2, 3, 4: German Club: Freshman Play: Advertising Staff, lvy Tower: Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 4: Varsity Track 3: Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play. ELAINE ROSS A man may as well expect to grow stronger by always eating, and wiser by always reading . Stenographic Course Lincoln History Club: Tennyson English Club: Lea- ders Club: Volleyball 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD RUSBULDT Faithful in work and deed . College Entrance Course Roosevelt History Club: President, Longfellow English Club: Vice-President, Band 3: President, Band 4: T.A.C. Representative, Hi-Y 4: Chaplain, Honor Society 3: President, Latin Club 3: Class Play 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Interclub Council 3, 4: Honor Society: Hi-Y: Feature Staff, Ivy Tower: Interclass Basketball 4: Senior Play. IOSEPH A. RYCZKO Duty before pleasure . Clerical Practice Course President, Roosevelt History Club: Shakespeare Eng- lish Club: Honor Society 2. 3, 4: Class Party Committee 2, 3, 4: Class President 2: Class Treasurer 4: Citizen Staff 4: Ivy Tower Staff: Interclass Basketball l, 2: Interclass Volleyball l, 2. RICHARD RZEPKOWSKI Strong and contented, he travels the open road . Industrial Arts Course Roosevelt History Club: Citizen Reporter, Tennyson English Club: Interclass Volleyball Z, 3, 4. ANTHONY SALZARULLA Nothing is there more friendly to a man than a friend in need. Academic Course Roosevelt History Club: Interclass Volleyball l, 2. MARY ANN SCHRANTZ ln faith lady, you have a merry heart. Business Course Lincoln History Club: Tennyson English Club: Girls League: Honor Society. ROBERT A. SCHULENBURG He's armed without, that's innocent within . Industrial Arts Course Hamilton History Club: Longfellow English Club: Track 3, 4: Interclass Volleyball 2, 3: 4: Interclass Basketball 4. WILLIAM SCHWARTZ Fun, frolic, and play-that's mel College Entrance Science Citizen Reporter, Browning English Club: Football 2, 3, 4: 'Basketball Z: Volleyball 4: Intermural Basket- ball and Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Boy's D Club: Roosevelt History Club. BETTY ANN SCOTT Good things come in small packages . Academic Course Historical Research Club: Whittier English Club: Spanish Club 3: Girls League: Class Room Chairman 4: Ivy Tower Staff: Senior Play. GLORIA LOUIS SEK Kindness dwells in thy heart . Academic Course Roosevelt History Club: Tennyson English Club: Home Economics Club: Girls League Representative I: Glee BABY PICTURES 1. Dorothy Braun, 2. Betty Lou Bollinq, 3. Barbara Buczkowski, 4. Frances Parlato, 5. Virginia Iusko, 6. Iames Len nertz, 7. Lorraine Kristoiiak, 8. Lorraine Recek, 9. Norma Hunt, 10. Lois Driscoll, 11. lean Goss, 12. lame Snyder, l3,Ioc1nne Baumqartner, 14. Nancy Hoeppner. l47l SENIOR HCTIVITIES MURRAY N. SHELTON I love to hear you talk . College Entrance in Arts President, Hi-Y7 Ivy Tower Sldffj Sports Editor, Citizen 2, 3, 4: Class Play 2, 47 lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 47 Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 47 Track 3, 4. LENA SMITH So small and yet so sweet . Academic Course Girls League: Girl's D Club7 Deck Tennis 47 Vol- leyball 4: Softball 37 Basketball 37 Soccer 4. ELAINE SNYDER A contented mind confers happiness on all . Academic Course Roosevelt History Club Browning English Club: Girl's D Club: Girls League7 Home Economics Club: Secre- tary, Latin Club: Deck Tennis 47 Basketball 47 Volley- ' ball l, 2, 3, 4. IAMES THOMAS SNYDER Some young brute with fortitude . Academic Course Roosevelt History Club: Treasurer, Browning English Club: Hi-Y: Boy's D Club: Varsity Football: Inter- class Basketball: Track. IOHN SOBKOWSKI Life ain't all beer and skettles, and more's the pity: but what's the odds . - Academic Course Roosevelt History Clubr, Tennyson English Club: lnterclass Basketball7 Interclass Volleyball. KATHLEEN IEAN SQUIRES How far that little candleethrows her beams . Vocational Homemaking Course Nation Builders' History Club: Lowell English Club: President, Flora-Rose Club7 Glee Club 3, 47 Home Economics Club. MATHEW W. STEMPIN 7 My kingdom for a gun . Industrial Arts Course Football 2, 37 Interclass Basketball. HERBERT STRUBING Pontifus Maximus in all things . ' College Entrance Course Chaplain, Hi-Y 47 Treasurer, Honor Society 3: Pontifus Maximus, Latin Club 3, 47 Honor Society 2, 3, 47 Hi-Y 3. 4. IOSEPI-l SWICA Quiet and cheerful, but forceful . Academic Course Lincoln History Club: President, Browning English Club: Vice-President, Boy's D Club: Football 2, 3, 47 lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 2, 3. 4. VICTORIA SWIECH A There is sweet music here that softer falls-Than petals from blown roses on the grass . Secretarial Course Lincoln History Club: Secretary, Lowell English Club: Service Group 3, 47 Girl's D Club: Soccer l, 3: Archery 17 Basketball 2, 37 Volleyball l, 2, 3: Deck Tennis l, 2, 37 Softball 1, 2, 3. IOSEPHINE SUNZERI A little learning is a dangerous thing . Homemaking B Course Historical Research Club: Shakespeare English Club: Volleyball l, 27 Basketball l. 2, 37 Soitball 1, 2, 3. IOAN SZOCKI A demure-looking miniature . College Entrance Course Nation Builders' History Club: Browning English Club: Girl's D Club: Latin Club: Leaders Club7 Girls League7 Home Economics Club: Dramatics Club: Circulation Staff, Ivy Tower7 Archery 1, 27 Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball l, 2, 3, 47 Soccer l, 2, 3, 47 Deck Tennis l, 2, 3, 47 Softball l, 2, 3, 4. BERNICE SZOT A bonnie wee lassie . Homemaking Course Nation Builders History Club: Lowell English Club: Homemaking Club: Girls League. DOROTHY E. TUCZYNSKI Sugar and spice and everything nice . Secretarial Course Lincoln History Club: Lowell English Club: Home Economics Club 2, 37 Honor Society 37 Glee Club 1, 27 Volleyball 27 Deck Tennis 2. ZELDA VOGT Sincerity is love . College Entrance Course Roosevelt History Club: Whittier English Club: Girls League: Girl's D Club: Latin Club7 Deck Tennis I, 2, 3 Soccer 2, 47 Archery: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Volley- ball l, 2, 3: Softball 1, Z, 3. l OANNE WALLDORFF Born to smile serenely . College Entrance Course Roosevelt History Club: Whittier English Club: Secre- tary, Stamp Club 37 Girls League: Orchestra 2, 3: Treasurer, Stamp Club 47 Archery 1, Z, 37 Soccer 1, 27 Volleyball 17 Table Tennis 17 Deck Tennis 1, 2. ANN WARREN 'Tis with our judgments as our watches, None go just alike, yet each believes his own . College Entrance Course Nation Builders History Club: Browning English Club: Girl's D Club: Latin Club: Girls League: Circulation Stott, Ivy Tower: Softball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 37 Vol- leyball l, 2, 37 Deck Tennis Z, 3, 4. RUTH l. WEIMER Quiet, unassurinq and gentle . Business Course Roosevelt History Club: Browning English Club7 Orchestra 47 Band l, 2, 3, 4. IAMES WHEELER All the world loves a lover . Academic Course President, History League: President, Lincoln History Club: Whittier English Club: Treasurer, Hi-Y 47 Boy's D Club: Citizen 2, 3, 47 Hi-Y Assistant Basketball Manager 27 Volleyball Z, 37 Interclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Track 37 Football l, 2, 3. 4. EVELYN WOODS A light heart, lives long . Academic Course Roosevelt History Club: Shakespeare English Club: Girls League. FLORENCE WYSOCKI The youthful freshness of a blameless heart . College Entrance Course Lincoln History Club: Tennyson English Club: Latin Club: Girl's D Club: Archery 17 Soccer 2, 47 Softball 2, 37 Volleyball 2, 3: Basketball 2, 37 Deck Tennis 2, 3. 4. RICHARD ZACHARIAS l only stand and wait . College Entrance Course Hamilton History Club: Longfellow English Club: Hi-Y 3, 47 Secretary. French Club 2. CLARA ZEBRASKI Modesty is a virtue . Vocational Homemaking Course Nation Builders' History Club: Lowell English Club: Girls League: Homemaking Club 3, 4. Qi SENIOR PLHY SNHPS The senior play, THE WRONG PROFESSOR , turned out successfully in spite of all the difficulties encountered. Tl'1OUQTl'1 many Obstacles may have confronted them, the senior play cast and director worked with a will to overcome them. lt was necessary to use a makeshift Stage containing three chairs for a divan, no arm chairs or tables. Rehearsals were held in the old auditorium with only two dress re- hearsals at St. Mary's Auditorium. The cast consisted of T. Root as Trent, lj. Kourelis as Edith Seabury, A. Federico as Pat Seabury, P. Giordano as Mrs. Hodges, l. Gostomski as lenninqs, B. Scott as Minnie, F. Crino as Flossie, R. Ruslouldt as Fred, M. Shelton as Professor Piplcin, R. Barris as the cop, N. Oellino as Dinty, and B. Iesionowski as Ruthie. The seniors enjoyed working under the direction of Miss Carolyn Francis. The promp- ters were Norma lean Cloos and lames Wheeler. l49I linhvrrlzmnmvn ,ff I51I BENNIE!! I UNICR CLASS OFFICERS Presideni - Daniel Wincenciak Vice-President - - Ianet Sczerbacki Secretary - Geraldine Zielinslci Treasurer - Frank Zaccari IUNIOR Row l-H fI. Cieslewicz, L. Cinqoli, T. Olivicri, H. Wojnarowski, R. Price, F. Welka, D. Benanati, A. Bomasuto, I. Meyers, R. Zielinski. Row II F. Parker, G. Szack, B. Rhinehart, M. Silver, M. Sekula, C. Zaccari, E. Pokrzywka, P. Draves, W. Wirtncr, D. Morey, F. Parlato. Row lllf N. Dudeck, I. Schade, E. Stranz, A. Waldorfi, G. Griffin, S. Paser, L. Meyers, I. Gadcwaliz, A. Manno, A. Levandoski, A. Pryqa, V. Szukala, D. Ludes. Row IV H-I. Wisniewski, M. Websier, H. Hardi, R. Shaw, W. Lamb, N. Gillson, F. Moch, M. Grupa, M. Geertson, M, Domst, G. Zielinski, H. Eckerle, T. Presutti. Row V M. Spcziale, R. Erick, H. Baumqartner, I. Evans, C. Rcmslvury, M. Greve, D. Phelps, R. Mancuso, L. Panowicz, R. Kaus, N. Iones, I. Prince, M. Vogt. Row VI-H. Guzek, A. Krochmal, R. Bernard, D. Orts, B. Rosinq, D. Szcerbacki, N. Rueckeri, L. Crosqrove, D. Terese. D. Bartkowski, IJ. Mizwa. Row VII'--R. Kozlowski, F. Klaibor, R. Pakulski, R. Ratlciewicz, R. Fijal, F. Levandowski, I. Gullo, F. Zaccari, R. Deland. Row VIII-L. Calrcll, R. Hamernick, W. Block. I. Stiempkowski, E. Carlson, E. Murphy, I, Benson, R. Taft, A. Schraniz, A. Petro, L. Roweski, R. Schrantz, L. Raczek, I. Schraniz. l52l CLASS Row I- -W. Wills, R. Rich, B. Skubis, R. Mackowiak, M. Puqlisi, C. Tippino, F. Iaqoda, L. Cutcher, A. Fisk, S Corsoro, T. Cieslewicz, R. Ebert. Row II' I-I. Shultz, I. Sarlzarulla, D. Peiz, S. Spina, F. Bianca, F. Guqina, A. Crise, M. Cargill, P. Domst, S. Dybeck N. Rudd. Row III -B. Moore, C. Dillenkofer. B. Miller, R. Ludwiszewski, M. Eberle, R. Bialaszewski, C. Lebraski, R. Griswold P. Poweski, R. Iaquszewski, B. Czosnowski, F. Wolanin, L. I-Iamernick, A. Thompson. Row IV-f P. Wheeler, M. L. Zacharias, L. Fox, G. Buchanan, A. Wasielewslci, I. Zebracki, B. Douglas, B. Gibbs, L Guarnate, V. Tizzano, D. Bruce, I. Beqier, L. Michalak. Row V-A-Aldrich, R. Bauer, M. Gorka, B. Raynor, N. Riesterer, G. Matarzynski, K. Mianoli, M. Teclaw, B. Maslach I. Sczerbacki, M. Murray. Haw VI- I. Scholtes, I. Ryby, G. Damon, L. DePasquale, R. Rusbuldl, R. Sicley, R. Moser, C. Hannum E. Puder Whiiehead, A. Zaffalon, R. Kuhn, P. Medley, A. Crowell, R. llietzen, W. Vaughn, I. Banach, D. Car Row VII,-L. lyon, B. Cloos, H. Lunqcr, A. Mayall, F. Acoraci. Steqer, R. Snyder, I. Naetzker, T. Gage, D. Batcheller, D. Wincenciak, H. Albertine, I. Laulenslaker, I-I Row Vlll- I. Meyers, H. Turzynski. I53l SCPHCMCRE CLASS OFFICERS President - - - Raul Kaus Vice-President Ann Swica Secretary Iudy Schwartz Treasurer Fred Merritt SCPHOMCRE Row I-V--D. Thomas, I. Sobccki, R. Fellinger, B. Drake, D. Butler, S. Georgeson, W. Scott, G. Korzwara, I... Straight, N Kaus, E. Long. Row Il -I. Flagella, R. Pasquale, M. Kuczynski, R. Huitt, D. Greve, B. Graf, S. Weinberg, B. Hitchcock, D. Wuerstle R. Canfield, L. Schmidt. Row III E. Guqino, G. Costello, I. Milligan, I. Palmer, P. Hequernbourg, A. Nelson, P. Kroll, A. Colwbe, P. Rowe A. Swica, I.. Logan, I. Schwartz. Row IV-I. Tuczlcowiak, N. Moch, R. Harrington, R. Mockowiak, P. Kuiawa, L. Lewandowski, E. Me-kus, I. Kapus cinski, D. Kulpa, R. Lautenslaker. Row V f-F. Ippolito, P. Kaus, I. Keens, R. Bernstein, C. Webster, E. Szczepaniak, A. Walter, C. Snyder, N. Feldman B. Thompson, B. Ratkiewicz. Row VI--D, I-Iarrison, I. Brocksopp, V. Muscato, K. Naslund, I.. Vetter, E. Kruszynski, M. Gawlowicz, R. Groesch, I I-Ialicki, E. I-Ierbent, K. Strawser. Row VII R. Briggs, D. Brill, R. Alback, A. Cooper, I. Majrrcwski, A. Till, T. Pompender, R. Baker, A. Case, I. Koch , I I. Lunsberry, W. Trudnowskt, B. Wells, A. Woods, D. Frey. l54l CLASS Row I A. Kubera, A. Latona, F. Merritt, D. Nichols, G. Elias, R. Spanbauer, D. Lentz, D. Stecker, B. Budniewski, L. Kozlowski. Row II D. Miehl, P. Merritt, C. Nowicki, Ivl. Mulville, E. Mantin, I. Link, I. Fisk, A. Furnar, K. Albrecht, E. Bicr laszewski, D. Brown, R. Foley. Row III'-Y. Masilon, M. Schantz, A. Fox, V. Schrantz, A. Fox, V. Schrantz, V. Yonkers, F. Whitehead, F. Samartino, R. Casale, I. Inqavo, E. Bielat, N. Walldorff, A. Zebraski, A. Gcorqeson. Row IV--H. Sam, N. McMullen, B. Kroll, L. Skrypek, I. Kcrminski, C. Laqana, S, Borqeson, B. Braun, I. Acquavia, C. Dickey, N. Ianice, B. Ray, I. Halpin, I. Nikitas, H. Ruge. Row V-M. Vande Velcle, P. Maternowski, I. Michalski, L. Pizzolanti, E. Sutton, R. Phillips, A. Babcock, R. Micha- lak, L. Bernett, P. Bernstein, B. Bartkowicik, F. Doino, S. Vacanti. Row VI---H. Graves, D. Czekanski, G. Kubasik, M. Wolmcrinq, B. White, D. Lentz, G. Totie, S. Wright, V. Raynor, B. Loeb, B. Mateszon, R. Miller, R. Millett, W. Voss, A. Harrington, M. Freitas, E. Aular, E. Borowski, K. Antolini, M. Peterson. Row VII-f-R. Fatinski, E. Fellinqer, M. Fcfinski, E. Woldarek, R. Knapik, F. Pakulski, W. Washburn, H. Sweet, A. Purd, F. DeWo1f, N. Scott, S. Suski, I. Raths, I-I. Kuznicki, R. Peters, A. Bennice. l 55 l FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President - - Iohn Mathers Vice-President - Donald Strauser Treasurer Iarnes Fatinski Secretary Barbara White FRESHMEN RowI I. Lindquist, A. Marczynski, D. Marquardt, L. Brushaber, I. Moch, D. Barnes, R. Ganslow, C. Glover, W. Thompson, I. Watson, I. Woifie, K. Rounds. Row II-M. Dravcs. I. Sarizarulla, N. Rizzo, D. Turco, A. Intravartoli, I. Szynski, I. Iohnson, I. Hudson, B. Meizynski, M. Grupa, L. Mancuso. Row III-- -R. Harrington, F. Moser, I. Kliest, I. Mathers, P. Zaccari, W. Naslund, H. Ebert, W. Pilarski, I. Ochocki, R. Manhonski, M. Doiski, R. Gawlowicz. Row IV-I. Tippens, R. Rancha, I. Fatinski, P. Nowak, F. Sobkowski, D. Corsoro, S. Iohnston, R. Korwick, V. Polcyn. V. Tenamore, T. Smaqacz, M. Szalkowski. Row V- fC. Amaroso, I. Bumbalo, I. Rae, B. Zmudqinski, F. Kujawa, B. Hagen, L. Damian, C. Gawlowicz, C. Racino. Row VI-I. Hassett, I. Lieber, W. Lathrop, R. Zarniak, E. Krist, D. Strauser, F. Mirek, P. Gouidinq, N. Iohnson, B. Raneka, M. Pencek, L. Kessler. Row VII --N. Dieqer, A. Balzer, C. Nowak, C. Porpiqlia, F. O'Brocta, E. Reynolds, D. Reynolds. R. Nowak, A. Wol- dctrek, G. Logan, I. Slawinski, H. Korzeniewski, F. Pheika, A. Usiacki, E. Skubis, L. Fiqal, C. Tarnowski. i591 CLASS Row l -L. Campese, D. Cerrie, D. Baumqarlner, I. Crawford, H. Kuzara, W. Dopler, R. Czarnicki, H. Katia. Row ll I. Schultz, L, Krzakala. V. Marczynski, C. Blair, D. Ruqc, P. Hamman, I. Tofil, I. Griswold, P. Ianowski, C Macliendrick, E. Korbas. Row Ill C. Graves, A. Minqle, D. Crosqrove, L. Crino, R. Cirrito, R. DeLorenzo, I.. Bonasera, I. Brown, E. Novelli, L Marzulla, E. Kaminski, D. Iakubowski. Row IV --P. Maternowski, D. Kulpa, P. Marczynski, D. Kokocinski. S. M. Wheeler. B. Centner, V. Czanski, N. Bianca I. Ccllino. D. Kricheldorf, A. Martin, L. Lokietek. Row V -T. Tialaszewski, L. Nulepa, M. Dloniak, I. Hibuel, I. Briskey, R. Thompson, I. Chylaszek, M. Allenza, R. M Cammarata, W. Burchetl, R. Cellino, R. Woelfle, G. Kaals, I. Iohnson. Row VI-M. Piazza, H. Kuczmierz, L. Racino, S. Swiech, L. Eubanks, B. White, H. Ball, B. Wisniewski, I. Gauron- ski, R. Kendzioroski, R. Kozlowski, D. Miller, I. Pietras, R. Waterman. Row VII-I. Diedrich, C. Wesilinq, L. Barone, R. Abersold, N. Hoffman. Row Vlll -C. Smith, F. Waterman, A. Bajdas, D. Dudek, R. Fitzer, D. Frietas, G. Iarvis, H. Gnadzinski, F. Deszcz N. Michalak, R. DeGo1ier, I. Buck, R. Iones, N. Struzyonski, D. Murray, F. Mucha, F. Worosz. l57l Athlvtirn is NN ,X f f f f ', 'f ff, X 'W z i' XNWX i' 5 X w , X xx 1 'X Xxx Xxx Y- xx X X WNW EDWARD Q-wcux N ' l591 1, ty. rg. t tg, - FOOTBALL TEAM First Row-I. Lieber, L. Recek, R. Carter, I. Georgeson, A. Reynolds, D. Ortz, P. Phillips and W. Schwartz. Second Row-R. Fafinski, R. Lunqer, W. Hamlin, R. Gilray, I. Swica, I. Benson, A. Mayott and F. Long. Third Row-I. Griifo, I. Wheeler, R. Dolce, I. Snyder, M. Speziale, R. DeLand and W. Barris. Fourth Row-Purol, Woldarick, Koch, Schrantz, Pakulski, Miller, Sweet and Nowak. Fifth Row-Szcanski, Draves, Nasland, Fellinger, Elias, Trudnowski and Ruge. Sixth Row-Nowak, Bumbalo, Blair, Begier, Hannum, DePasquale and Lentz. Seventh Row-Coach Pagano, Barone, Georqeson, Pettris and Coach Hoeppner. Eight Row-Sobecki, Miller, Baker, Hammernick, Federico. Ouandt and Navaro. F OOTBHLL SUMMHRY The Maroon gridsters finished their '46 season just a little below the fifty per cent mark winning two games, tying two, and losing three. Dunkirk team, on a whole, was fast but the line and backfield were both light in comparison to most of the teams they played. The Wild- cats led in their first game after Fred Long made a touchdown and Paul Phillips made the extra point but in the last quarter Falconer came from behind to tie the score making it 7 -7. In the second game the Raiders traveled to Canisius to top the favored team by a score of '12 to 6. Due to the quick thinking of Guard Iim Wheeler who snagged the pigskin after Georgeson blocked a Iamestown pass the Maroon were able to tie this game C6-Bl. After being defeated twice last year by Fredonia the Maroon clad players came onto the field with victory in their hearts and won a hard fought game by the score of 19 to 7. Salamanca handed the Wildcats their first licking C14-OI of the year. The next game proved to be fatal to the Marauders but it was by far the most thrilling game of the season to the fans as Olean nosed the home team out by the tell-tale score of 13-12. The final game of the season was played in the Fredonia Mudbowl in pouring rain as the field was cov- ered with mud and water. The revengeful Black and Orange gave the Maroon and White the hardest defeat of the year to take as the traditional rivals came out on the long end of a 13 to U score. l60l 1. FOOTBALL SINGLES Adelbert Reynoldsg Z. Iames Wheeler: 3. Paul Phillips: 4. Fred Long: 5, B111 Schwartz: 6. Icxmes Georqesonp 7. Roberi Lunqerg 8, Robert Carterp 9. Ioseph Grif- fo. BASKETBALL First Row- A. Mayott, N. Engstrom, F. Long, D. Formanowicz, W. Vaughn, H. Albertine, L. Cingoli. Second Row--Coach Pagano, M. Quandt, D. Wincinciak, D. Batcheller. W. Rosing, I. Benson. R. DeLand, Mr. Richard Hayes, Coach Hoeppner. BASKETBALL SUMMARY The Maroon court squad finished their '46-'47 Squgd with CI ,666 win average win- ninq Seven out of len league qCI1'neS and Three out of four non league games while the final playoff game with Iamestown was lost. The Dunkirk Five Started Out like OI l'1Ouse afire, swamping Erie Academy 35-25, but in the second encounter Cathedral Prep overwhelmed the locals by the decisive score of 35-18. Dunkirk Opened their league DlCIY with Falconer as the Maroon edged out the Fal- cons 30-32. In the next game the Marauders nicely edged out a hard fighting Westfield five 29-22. It was thought by most fans that the Iamestown game would prove to be the tough- eSt but diSD1GYi1'1fJ Cln eXCel1ent brand Of ball handling and team cooperation the Pagano five easily defeated the Green and Red 35-27. Making up fOr the 1CISi qCII'I1e in football the Wildcat quintet overran Fredonia 29-22. At the end of the first overtime period the Score was 20 to 20. In a sudden death period, Fred Long dropped the winning basket. The second round started out with the Wildcats still Winning as they defeated the Falcons, 39-34, and out gunned St. Mary's 46-24, in a non league tilt. The second Westfield contest was the first league game lost by the Maroon which led to the losing of the championship. The score was a decisive 48-30. At this point Dunkirk was one game ahead of Iamestown in the bid for the league championship. Forman hit his high mark of 22 points as Fredonia was defeated 45-25. The St. Mary's five was again outclassed 30-15 in another non league tilt, but the Creeksters blasted the Ma- roon defense to Win 5l-36. The play-off game with Iamestown Was lost. The Marauders held their own all of the way until the final four minutes, when Garfield, Guiffreda, and Carlson bombarded the basket for l7 points to Win 44-29. l'52l BASKETBALL d Top-Daniel Formcmowicz, center: Middle Left-Herm Albortine, guard: Middle Right-Bil! Vaughn guard: Bottom Left-Norm Engstrom, forward: Bottodm Right-Fred Long, forward. A H531 dt. RE SERVE BASKETBALL First Row Falinski, Bennice, Sch ranlz, Captain Miller, and Spal lnarron. Second Row Cuiclior, Czkanski, Kozlowski, Groesch, Latona, Lounsborry, and Donald Reilly coacli. CHEERLEADERS Carol Dickey, Sharon Pasur, Mary Lou Zacharias, Patricia Callaqee, Rosemary Messina. IUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Priscilla Rowe, Iaclcqueline Syznski, Marilyn Well vonne Masilon, Narnia lean Cloos. VOLLEYBALL Standing: Milton Ouandi, Ioseph Grifio, Bob Gilray, Bill Rosinq, David Batcheller, Albe rt Mayoit, Louis Cinqoli, Coach Paqano. Seated: Ioe Swica. Fred Long, Dan Forman, Bill Swariz, Herm Albertine, Norm Engstrom. TRACK Row l-M. Shelton, C. Novarro R. DeLand, P. Drclves, A. Ben nice. S. Georqeson. Row 2-F. Lonq, F. Koch, R Schulenburq, I. Naetzqer, D Baicheller, R. Schrantz, I Lounsberry. Row 3-I. Sobecki, K. Gouldinq I. Georqeson, R. Gilray, I Wheeler, P. Phillips, I. Synder F. Mizwa, A. Case, C. Kozlowi ski. Row 4-Benson, T. Rooi, D. Curtis, F. Parker, R. Lunqer, A. Pakrzywka. J' 5' How I-I. Bajdas, P. Philips, A. Reynolds, R. Dolce, I. Swica, I. Georgeson, I. Freitas, C. Novaro, F. Long. Row ll-B. Gilroy, R. Perry, D. Glen, B. Carter, K. Goulding, I. Sobecki, D. Formanowicz, I. Wheeler. Boys' HD Club The Boy's D Club took four trips to Buffalo in the old school bus in order to attend sports events between nationally known teams. The type of games that were witnessed were: football, basketball, hockey. and baseball. The club revived the formal football dance this year when they honored the football team on Thanksgiving Day. Because of the time and effort put in by some boys, the gym was really decorated excellently representing a football field. There were two initiations held this year, one after football season and the other after basketbchl to accept into the club letter Winners in these sports. The officers for 1946-47 were: Iarnes Georgeson, president, Ioseph Swica, vice presi- dent: Rocco DOlC9, treasurer: Ioseph FIGTICIS. Secretary. Coach Hoeppner acts as the advisor to the club. l55l . A, J . ,. .v ..., A ,--,-- bk-K Row I--S. Poser, L. Smith, M. Meyer, I. Rizzo, L. Recek, M. Borio, M. Biscaro, D. Newell, L. Dris- coll, F. Parlato, I. Wesniewski, G. Zielinski, W. Wirtner, M. Larson. , Row Hill Messina, A. Loeb, M. Brown, D. Lejszewski, F. Parlato, D. Morey, L. Krystofiak, R. Iaguszewski, W. Ochocki, P. Kulpa, L. Meyers, D. Mizwa, N. Reisterer, M. Zacharias, N. Hoeppner, S. Dybeck. Row IIlfA. Wasielewski, G. Griffin, V. Latano, A. Levandoski, B. Phelka, F. Wysocki, E. Snyder C. Dillinkofer, L. Vogt, C. Mincuso, I. Sczerbacki, M. Silver, A. Waldorft, S. Spina. Row IV-K. Riesterer, I. Goss, L. Burgett, B. Burgung, I. Ryby, E. Kourelis, M. Dietzen, G. Buchanan, F. Lejewski, V. Iusko, H. Eckerlen S. Eberle, I. Evans, K. Miqnoli. Row V-N. Hunt, B. Ball, P. Callagee, V. Messina, E. Ranus, C. Meyer, M. Kern, l. laguszluski A. Cych, M. Murray, G. Ge:twicki, C. Rcmsbury. 1 1 Girls' D Summary This has been a busy year for the Girls' D Club. The year Started Off With OI hlmq-that is the initiation of the new members. To show we can be good hearted, too, we gave a banquet in their honor. We had a Christmas party at which time Santa Claus distributed gifts to the mem- bers who were present. In March the Senior members went to Fredonia State Teachers' College to play bas- ketball. Twelve girls Went to Fr9dOI1iCI High School to participate in various activities. In April we had Fredonia High School and St. Mary's down tor a basketball tourna- ment. May brought our annual spring dance which is the biggest dance of the school year. The junior members entertained the senior members at a banquet in Iune. The officers for the year were: president, Mary Biscarop vice president, Lois Driscoll: secretary, Dorothy Newell, and treasurer, Frances Parlato. The advisors are Miss Aileen Murray and Mrs. lane Hegman. l57l Y BOYS INTERCLASS CHAMPIONS Falco Grifio Root Cellino Klaylnor Lewarid Wheeler O Russ Falco's wellfrounded Senior lnterclass Team won out in their own Class over whelniinq some tearns and they pulled out trom behind to Win some ot their games show ing that they had aood tearn-work and the will to stick to it. This year the field Of qirls reports took on a new aspectp that is, the Iuriiors are the champs. With an able-bodied team they went to work and lett the other teams in the dust Rowl Mary Lou Zaeliaiias, Sharon Pasor. Catherine Miq- noli, Ianet Szczerbacki, Helen Eclierle. Row 2-Dolores Mizwa, Wilma Wirtrier, Mary Murray, Ursaia Reisterer, Frances Parlato. GIRLS INTERCLASS CHAMPS I 6 SERVICE CLUB First Row-B. Harrington, P. Kroll, I. Mikatas, A. George- son, L. Logan, C. Dickey, E. Porkrzywka, A. Huitt, and V. Hilbert. Second Row-H. Eckerle, U. Reisterer. M. Vogt, F. Parlato, A. Nelson, L. Schmidt, P. Rowe, I. Griffin, V. Schrantz, cmd H. Sam. Third Row-P. Maternowski, A. Fenar, L. Burget, E. Snyder, D. Morey, D. Bruce, M. Feser, M. Borio, I. Ingavo, G. Costello, and L. Burnett. Fourth Row-Z. Vogt, A. Bab- cock, I. Gostomski, L. Recek. B. Maslach, R. Phillips, M. . Wolmerinq, I. Begier, H. Hardt, I S. Weinberg, and D. Newell. l LEADERS CLUB First RowiI. Szocki, R. Fote, N. Cloos, M. Larson, A. Loeb, I. Baumgartner, L. Smith, and M. Bennice, Second Row--M. Brown, M. Bis- caro, W. Ochocki, I. Iaqus- zewski, P. Kulpa, T. Bialzew- ski, B. Buczkowski, R. Messina, F. Crino, and A. Warren. Third Row-D. Lajewski, P. Cal- laqee, N. Crawford, N. Hunt, K. Reisterer, L. Driscoll, L. Polcyn, M. Kern, L. Bartlett, V. Iusko, F. Lajewski, A. Cych, C. Mancuso, and E. Ross. ATHLETIC COUNCIL Standing f Principal Hayes and Coach Karl Hoeppner. Seat- ed: Leonard Kozlowski, An- thony Federico, Mary Lou Zacharias, Fred Long, Milton Quandt, Raymond Hamernik. illiuzir X' V A ' N 'X f ASX, f 2 E V 9' QS qx vfxv I E M K f x X .,. I u QS' ,Q ,,, ,fee f Wm ,X I j ff d 4 X fffxfuh If l MN uns!-f Q 1 YS? 'ML , X S 'f iff mfr- ,ON XX I J I6 gb! 'f NBFRTX ,f Q f' 1 1 X, ff ml' V fm jw X f ff 1... -.,- 'iq xi N 4.1 J t N W , X li . ', J ' 'N ' ,L..'Qf- 'R V '-Q ' ' YQ fm:fwRL w gl ggpfafffmxvu ,X wt ' - ' Ql,.115S 1- I Ztfijx ,.-::Q- x .f mxxx' :J ' I 6, X 'N Q51-5 X k . ' ' 'f ,YW , ,v ww Q- ,-Qy, Xy -4- wyw,w f' v Xxx X fw: Xrg2??:' Wwfgwlf X - gs N ' ' ff, ,,W 1! f 7QZ lf, ' A X- ' fn? , -. b- - X 4' 'I , fi M! U T' ...sux Y 'O' If JT' U qu!! ' IA R! ,I w'1,'fT, 'Q X vo. A U nf I ' fm, xv M , j,,,,,, A . ,- lx H f f 1 f7 K H wx Q33 lf + l f gd f ef!! :JMX N- .',X 1 Nix, J X ' Pl' ' X f WW J Nl' WJ, N W' x- . 35 f, 'f! Hu, I X if -, A If I NS ' gy' A: 'ily Nxixxx ' ' -'Y f f sw' 3 1 V V 1 X if, M H ff f- f L! 5 H if wi l . .. I ,, M' V, , , , 7' vw Y l711 Row Ifel-I. Baumqartner, accompanist, I. Palmer, librarian, N. Crawford, President, D. Mateszon, librarian. Row Il-R. Schrantz, I. Gullo. R. l-lamernik, I. Benson, N. Scott, R. DeLand, L. DePasquale, A. Federico, T. Oliveri, P . Draves, R. Smith, I. Griito. Row HI-W-P. Merritt, I. Zebracki, L. Krystofiak, L. Vogt, A. Babcock, I. Gostomslci, A. Wasielewski. E. Dull, P. Doino, R. Iones, M. Puglisi, L. Whitehead, K. Gouldinq, E. Graminski. Row lV-F. Sammartino, P. Raths, M. Cargill, N. Michalak, K. Squires, L. Pizzolanti, R. Phillips, I. LaPoint, M. Mar- murowicz, R. Bialaszewski, M. Aldrich, F. Crino, M. Bennice, R. Messina, N. Cloos, L. Lewandowski. Row V-K. Antolini, M. Schrantz, S. Spina, T. Presutti, I. Rizzo, N. Iones, K. Mullen, D. Petz, A. Loeb, Y. Masilon, I. Fisk, L. Smith. R. Michalak, B. Kroll, R. Graminski. Row VI-A. Manno. N. Iarvis, M. Teclaw, G. Malezinski, I, Philbrick, M. Gawlowicz, B. Rancka, M. Meyers, B. Graf, M. Piazza, E. Rass, M. Pencik, C. Racino, L. Baker, W. Lamb, L. Crosqrove. Mixed Chorus The High School Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Charles Repert, participat- ed on CI large scale in the Dunklfk to Dunkerque Day Program on Thanksqivinq Day, The Well blended voices ot the ChOI'L1S were heard in France by French listeners as well as in the United States. On December 20 the Chorus took part in the last program in the new auditorium prior to its burning. Mr. Repert's qroup made their annual trip to Fredonia on May 9 and 10 where they sang in the Spring Festival. Nancy Crawford was president of the mixed chorus while Dorothy Mateszon and Iane Palmer acted as librarians. l72l Music Department lntormal Snapshots There are many phases of the Music Department as is indicated by the informal snaps on this page. Music OfQICIT1iZCIiiO1'1S 1'1C1V9 CO1'1ifibUiGd Greatly to our school programs. Members of the Band and Chorous have spent weeks ot rehearsing to build themselves up to what they are today. The Twirlers, the string group, and ot course, the teacher help make all the activities complete. The teacher pictured below is the one who takes music into the elementary schools as Well as has classes here. T. Presutti B. Foster F. Crino R. Casale R. Sidey , Miss Pollina M. Vogt H. Baumgartner D. Sczerbacki l73l . M if - .1 aw. I First ROWAG. Notte, D. Novelli, N. Crawford, R. Messina, P. Leone, B. Rusbuldt, D. Menzies, R. Wolfe, R. Rus- buldt, C. Saglimben and P. Kozlowski. Second Row--L. Logan, R. Kaus, N. Ianice, N. Rizzo, N. Feldman, R. Sidey, E. Graminski, N. Cloos, R. Lautenslaker and R. Weimer. . Third Row-R. Casale, I. Palmer, H. Grimm, R. Vandura, D. Bremer, I. Iackson, R. Millett, T. Oliveri and W. Block. Fourth Row-R. Kaus, R. Westlinq, P. Wheeler, I. Crawford, I. Pomroy, R. Smith, I. Lindquist and R. Davidson. Fifth Row-D. Barnes, M. Federico, D. Wollert, Logan, H. Kaus, I. Lautenslaker. V. Muscato and R. Block. Band The school year 1946-47 was very proiitable for the Dunkirk High School Senior Band. Beautiful new maroon and white uniforms Were purchased for the fifty-two members. The band played on Thanksgiving for the Dunkirk to Dunkerque Day Program for the pageant, at the Water-front, and in the parade. A concert was presented on May 6 in the St. Mary's Hall by both Iunior and Senior Bands. Members of the Senior Band travelled to Fredonia to appear in the Annual Spring Festival in the Music Building of the Fredonia State Teachers College on May 9 and lU. The band looked very smart with their new uniforms in the Decoration and Flag Day parades. Officers of the band are: Richard Rusbuldt, president: Raul Kaus, vice-president, and Runa Kaus, secretary,treasurer. The director was Miss Marie Metzger. 1 l74l in B. Rusbuldt R. Rusbuldt N. Crawford I. Crawford W. Block R. Block P. Kaus R. Kaus R. Kaus I. Pomroy R. Westlinq l75I Clbrganizatinnn l761 'tl 'ff' 141' K? ' K 3 1 I wg Ti 1' ' N f Nw J 1 1 1 Q -,- ,,- Q - 7,2 -ev----i .,.-..... ,gn , ,....--1 ' ZZ,-P ' 411. - - ---- -IE ,-S V' ,J-Q K ,,. .---' 1. ..-5 aj, 147 W: J x F4 N '7 A x 3? .--, I W , .-. .. w l771 ,ff Z v ,J , .... w 1 I 49 .5 ' I HV 1 3 ,g-,slr ' ..-fig.: -li - ...- - , --M -, .Tx v. 1' --gs . A-43.-.-i. 4 ,,,. ,,-.V ,.,. S ,M -- ...Qbiu HISTORY LEAGUE OFFICERS President - - Iames Wheeler Vice-President - Nancy Crawford Secretary - - Eleanor Iesse Treasurer - - Norman Engstrom Citizen Reporter - Margaret Feser LINCOLN HISTORY CLUB President - - Iames Wheeler Vice-President - Ralph Moch Secretary - Barbara Iesionowski Treasurer - Eleanor Iesse Critic - - Mary Biscaro Citizen Reporter - Ioseph Bolivard ROOSEVELT HISTORY CLUB President - - Ioseph Ryczko Vice-President - La Verne Baker Secretary - Mathew Stempien Treasurer - Lois Driscoll Critic - - Norman Enqstrom Citizen Reporter - William Barris NATION BUILDERS CLUB President - Anthony Federico Vice-President - Ioseph Griito Secretary - - Dorothy Braun Treasurer - - Nancy Crawford Critic - - Nicholas Cellino Citizen Reporter - Arthur Kubasilc HISTORICAL RESEARCH CLUB President Q Daniel Eorrnanowicz Vice'President - Iarnes Georqeson Secretary - - Frances Crino Treasurer Virginia Messina Critic - Natalie Marmurowicz Citizen Reporter - Rocco Dolce HAMILTON HISTORY CLUB President - - Frank Mizwa Vice-President - Lorene Bartlett Secretary - Richard Lewandowski Treasurer - - Thomas Root Critic - - Vilma Latano Citizen Reporter - Dorothy Newell ENGLISH President - - Dan Formanowicz Vice-President - Vilma Latano Secretary - Natalie Marrnurowicz Treasurer - Citizen Reporter President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Citizen Reporter President ViCevPresident Secretary Treasurer - Citizen Reporter loseph Baidas Margaret Feser Edward Pakulski Ralph Moch Margaret Meyer Raymond Cox Richard Rzepkowski Don Reilly Robert Gilray Beverly Ball Milton Quandt loan Gostornski CLUBS BROWN ING ENGLISH CLUB President ---- Ioseph Swica Vice President - Norman Engstrom Secretary - - - Ioann Iones Treasurer - - - Iames Snyder Citizen Reporter - William Schwartz LOWELL ENGLISH CUB President - - - Arthur Kubasilc Vice-President - Raymond Dudelc Secretary - - - Victoria Swiech Treasurer - - - Eleanor jesse Citizen Reporter - Clemens Korbas LCNGFELLOW ENGLISH CLUB President - 4 - Richard Rusbuldt Vice-President - - Dorothy Braun Secretary - Barbara Buczkowski Treasurer ---- Ioseph Gritto Citizen Reporter - Iaines Lennertz lvy Tower Staff Early in the school year Miss Carolyn Francis, our faculty advisor, chose the members of the lvy Tower Staff on the basis of ability, scholarship, and the recommendations of faculty members. We have worked hard to make this yearbook one of the best and we are proud to present it to you. Q Our editors were Anthony Federico and Dorothy Braun. Mary Biscaro was Business Manager. - Members of the Feature Staff comprise: Frances Crino, editor: Peter Ingavo, Elaine Kourelis, Iohn Kilian, Lois Driscoll, and Margaret Feser. On the Art Staff are Rose Fote, Edward Iopek, Edmund Dull and Iames Georgeson, with lim Lennertz as the editor. loan GOSiOII1Ski is The THGHGQGI Of CiTCulation with Marie Bennice, Ann Warren, Ioan Szocki, Edmund Graminski, Phyllis Giordano, Ioyce LaPoint, Annabelle Cych, Reginald Perry, Lorrene Bartlett, and Betty Ann Scott on her staff. The sports editor is William Barris while Nick Cellino and Pat Callagee are assisting him. The music staff is headed by Nancy Crawford with Rosemary Messina, Norma lean Cloos, and Lorraine Krystofiak on he staff. Murray Shelton has charge of photography with Cornelius Novelli helping him. The manager of advertising is Thomas Root. The staff for advertising is Ioanne Di- spense, Nancy Hoeppner, Beverly Ball, Barbara Buczkowski, Betty Lou Bolling, Ioann Iones, Dorothy Newell and Vilma Lafano. The IUGTCIFY SiC1ff is COf1'1DfiS9d of Lois Driscoll, Laverne Baker, Norma lean Cloos, Mar- garet Meyer, Dorothy Mateszon, Dorothy Kuiawa and Ruth Weimer. i321 The Citizen The Citizen Statt is the herald ot our current scholastic news. Their week-ends are crammed tull ot last minute stories, make-up Sheets, late copy, headlines and follow-ups. This year was the tirst time the Citizen Staff had members that had not previously had Iournalism. This was a necessary measure because there were no Iournalism classes last year. The Staff consists ot: Editor in Chief - - Bill Barris Associate Editor ------ Frances Crino News Editor --------- Ioan Gostomski News Reporter - - - Marie Bennice, Katherine Antolino, Theresa Presutti, Iohn Kilian and Florence Moch. Feature Co-editors ---- Margaret Feser and Elaine Kourelis Feature Writers - - loan Ryby, Annette Crise and Grace Buchanan ' Sports Editor ------- Murray Shelton Sports Writers - - Cornelius Novelli and Iames Wheeler Girl's Sports - ---- Lorraine Meyers Exchange Editor ----- Florence Moch Make-up Editor - Robert Bernard Ir. Circulation Manager - Ioyce LaPoint Business Manager - - Ralph Moch Advertising Manager - Iohn Kilian Faculty Advisor --------- Carolyn Francis THE CITIZEN STAFF Row lf-R. Moch, C. Shelton, B. Barris, L. Meycrs, I. LaPoint, G. Buchanan, I. Gostomski, M. Feser. Row ll-f C. Novelli, B. Iesionowski, P.'Raths, A. Crise, G. Zielinski, I. Wisniewski, F. Moch, N. Galardo. Row Ill'-K. Antolino, T. Presutti, M. Bennice, F. Crino, E. Kourelis, l. Ryby, P. Bernstein. Row IV -R. DeLand, I. Wheeler, L. DePasquale. l53l HONOR SOCIETY Row I--H. Woinarowski, D. Bruce, F. Parlato, R. Dieizen, N. Cloos, A. Federico, B. Buczkowski D. Braun, F. Crino. Row ll-R. Bauer, M. Aldrich, H. Baumqartner, C, Hannum, W. Block, F. Welka, I. Iones. Row HI--N. Rucckert, I. Beqier, L. Hamernik, D. Szcerbacki, P, Domst, R. Kaus, G. Griffin, B. Gibb, N. Dudek. Honor Society The Theta Psi Ornicron chapter of the National Honor Society has as its objectives Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. During the past year we have all strived to make these our own personal objectives. - We aided in the collection of school supplies for the D-D Day campaign. The entire Honor Society attended the county rnass meeting at lamestown and we also sent represen- tatives to the conference at Hornell. Our officers for the year Were: Anthony Federico, president: Helen Baumqartner, vice- presidentp Norma lean Cloos, secretary: Iacqueline Beqier, treasurerf Richard Dietzen, chap- lain: and Florence Parlato, Citizen Reporter. Our faculty advisors for the year Were, Miss Viola Cox, Miss Pearl Reed and Mr. Iohn Kreider. T941 HCME ECONOMICS CLUB tv- ' 'fa' Row I A. Zebraclci, L. Smith, N. Marniurowicz, H. Eckerle, N. Hunt, B. Szat, M. Gee-rtson, L. Mey ers, I. Wisniewski, L. Kessler, N. Iohnson, E. Guqino. Bow ll Mrs. H. Morrow, D. Brown, I. Karninski, B. Korwek, E. Sutton, V. Tenarnore, M. Gruaa M. Iochym, M. Szalkowslci, l'l. Kurmurz, Miss I, Florence. Row Ill N. Michalak, B. Rhinehart, C. Zelwraski, E. Ranus, M. Dietzen, M. Wt-bster, A. Penkaty R. Mancuso, G. Buchanan, A. Crise, I. Link, P. Bernstein. Row IV- A. Loeb, M. Eberle, M. Silver, W. Ochocki, G. Matarzynski, I. LaPoint, K. Beisterer, E Snyder, R. Griswold. ' Row V K. Squires, R. Kupiec, M. Teclaw, N. Iarvis, B. Loeb, I. Sarzarulla, C. Meyer, M. Cargill L. Burqctt, I. Philbrick, I. Ryby. I TBI HI-Y Iudy Schwartz, Ann Cobb, Iane Palmer, Barbara Hitchcock, Priscilla Rowe, Ann Vander Weel, Betty Ann Graf, Ann Nelson, Susan Weinberg, Marilyn Greve. l35l LATIN CLUB Row I---R. Barnes, D. Stccker, C. Snyder, D. Menzies, R. Ezarnicki. Row IIYW. Trudnowski, F. Sobkowski, I. Faiinski, D. Bruce, M. A. Gawlowicz, L. Logan, H. Strub- ing, R. Rusbuldt. ROW lll-R. Wolfe, R. Drake, H. l-lardt, B. Phelka, F. Wysocki, H. Wojnarowski, B. Ganslow, B. White, I. Bumbalo, C. Glover. Row IVV-Miss Dimpfl, A. Funar, S. Iohnston, L. Crosgrove, I. Totil, I. Crriewold, R. Shaw, M. Se- kula, T. Bialaszewski, A. Thompson, R. Iaguszewski, A. Levandoski. Row V--L. Burgett, B. Mielzynska, C. Macliendrick, I. Szynski, D. Kohocinski, C. Bialaszewski, A. Babcock, E. Aular, L. Schmidt, D. Morey, F. Parlato, M. Feldman, R. Lantenslaker, L. Panowicz, Fl. Canficld. Row VI-E. Snyder, L. Broushaber, I. Milligan, R. Machowiak, B. White, V. Yonkers, L. Krystof fiak, D. Kulpa, D. Kricheldorf, R. Casale, I. Halpin, C. Lagana. Row VII-C. Blair, I. Begier, N. Rueckert, M. Dietzen, M. Randolph, R. Groesch, I. Majerowski, E. Puder. Latin Club The Latin Club of Dunkirk High School was reorganized for its second year in Sept- ember, 1946 by Miss Doris E. Dimptl. All club activities were led by Consul Dolores Bruce and Pro Consul Mary Ann Gawlowicz, assisted by Censor Iames Faiinski and Quaestor Francis Sobkowski, Ir. The club held regular meetings on the first Monday of every month in the cafeteria. A business meeting was held each time with the addition of an entertaining DTOQICIIT1 presented bi' Aedile I-OTGUCI LOqan assisted by Pontifex Maximus Herbert Strubing. Walter Trudnowski acted as Scriba with Robert Rusbuldt as Tribunus. A banner was secured by the Club. Open-house for eighth graders, prospective Latin students, was held in May and the annual banquet in Iune. l86l German Club As we grow older We realize that this is one world, that people cannot live side by side in peace and harmony unless they understand the other's tongue, government, Way oi life, customs and traditions. Understanding these conditions two classes of students were responsible for the tor- mation of the German Club in i946 in order to become more aware ot German background and lite. In 1946-47 the German Club under the direction ot Mrs. Christine Miller, has met ot the last Friday of each month to enjoy playing German games and singing German songs. The club oiticers tor the past year were Frances Parlato, president: Iohn Brocksopp, viceepresidentg Gus Elias, secretary, and Barbara Iesionowski, treasurer. GERMAN CLUB Seated: M. Teclaw, I. Crawford, V. Messina, I. Brocksopp, B. Ieslonowski, F. Parlato, S. Kanistcmaux, B. Water- man and I. Watson. Standing-Middle Row: M. Martinelli, B. 'Wasniewski, I. Begier, D. Sczerbacki, I. Kilian, H. Eckerle, T. Root, W. Wirt' ner, W. Thompson, D. Crosgrove, L. Cutcher, I. Kliest, H. Wojnarowski, T. Bialaszewski, R. Alhach and L. Polcyn. Standing-Last row: R. Briggs, F. Whitehead, I. Woelfle, R. Foley, A. Woods, R. Draves, L. Pagano, E. Riesterer, M. Draves, K. Riestcrer, M. Vogt, G. Parker, D. Newell and K. Mignoli. l37l THE HI-Y CLUB Row I--A. Pokrzywka, C. Crowell, C. Novelli, W. Barris, I. Wheeler, M. Shelton, H. Strubinq, R. Zacharias. Row ll-L. Cutcher, E. Carlson, E. Puder, R. Sidey, R. Dietzen, W. Wills. Row III-I. Snyder, I. Schrantz, I. Naetzker, R. Rusbuldt. Row IV-I. L. Kreider, R. Dailey, M. D. Olmstead, P. V. Reber. The I-Ii-Y Club The Dunkirk Hi-Y OfqCIHiZ9d OnCe again this year with the purpose of living up to the national Hi-Y motto, to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian living. The Hi-Y held two dances during the School year, along with selling refreshments at the football games as cz means to raise money. As its principal DTOieCt, the club chose to donate a microscope to the schools of Dun- kerque, France as a part of the coordinated community drive to aid that French city. The club also will present a gold key to the student of D.H.S. who best lives up to the principals for which the Gold Star Alumni of D.H.S. died. For these projects Dunkirk ,High's Hi-Y club was chosen as having the best project in New York State. The annual trip to Iamestown for the Dunkirk-Iamestown basketball game was made, and the club also held its annual banquet at the end of the school year. During the year the club sent Bill Barris to the State Hi-Y convention in Albany, and Bill Wells to the District Convention at Niagara Falls, Officers for this year were: Murray Shelton, President: William Barris, Vice-president: Cornelius Novelli, Secretary: Richard Zacharias, Treasurer: and Herbert Strubing, Chaplain. Mr. Paul V. Reber, Mr. Iohn Kreider, and Mr. M. D. Olmstead once again served as advisors. I89l STAGE CREW Standing-Robert Bernard, Frank LaPaglia, Miss Carolyn Francis, Adelbert Reynolds. Seated-William Thompson, Alvin Case, Milton Ouandt, james Steger. The Sfflqe Crew under the direction ot F rank LaPaglia and Miss Francis handled all backstage work for every production presented in the auditorium before it burned on De- cember 24. They also handled the stage production. for the senior play which was given at St. Mary's Auditorium. Adelbert Reynolds was the stage manager for the year. Veterans returned this year to complete their studies which were interrupted by the war. The Ivy Tower Staff wishes to congratulate them on their interest in furthering their ed- ucation. VETERANS Standing-Eugene Weimer, Donald Reilly, Daniel Formanowicz, Robert Wolmering, Norman Nas- lund. Seated-Richard Schrantz, Thomas Panasci, Otto Eckerle, Raymond Byczinski. Ailuvrtinvmvnin X x jifif I J EK W XA X-:Q X gzi- 'if l I COMPLIMENTS OF IONES AUTO SHOP 222 CENTRAL AVENUE DIETZEN SERVICE STATION Kendall cmd Gas CENTRAL AT FIFTH DUNKIRK, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF PICKARD' S 216 CENTRAL AVENUE BEST WISHES GRADUATES FROM CENTRAL GARAGE 214 CENTRAL AVENUE FELLINGER DAIRY sae DEER STREET BOOSTERS MRS. LORETTA PETZ DR. E. A. FOLEY WISHES AL DENGLER FUTURE HAPPINESS ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION TO DOMINIC CRINO CRCCERY CLASS OF 1947 MRS. ELOISE I-IEYL Dunkirk Ice Cream Company A BETTERUFINER ICE CREAM 614 DEER STREET DUN KIRK, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE 1947 THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS WALTER IOHNSON 57 W. Fifth Street PHONE 2643 STANLEY FEDYSZYN 327 Luke Shore Drive PHONE 5472 East H. H. STEWART 953 Central Avenue PHONE 2169 LORETTA PETZ 701 Main Street PHONE 2120 101-1N KOLASSA 110 Lincoln Avenue PHONE 5919 1931 HAVE FUN WITH YOUR HOBBY LUDLOW HOBBY CENTER MAIN AND WRIGHT DUNKIRK, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF DRAKE'S COTTAGE CAMP VAN BUREN, NEW YORK BEST WISHES CLASS OF '47 IOIN THE CROWD AT MAC'S IVIacKendrick's THIRD STREET DUN KIRK, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF HOTEL FRANCIS I. I. O'HAIRE, President I. W. McSor1ey, Manager PHONE 2722 CAPCO STANDARD PARTS, INC. Complete Machine Shop Parts for All Cars CENTRAL AVENUE BEST WISHES TO TI-IE CLASS OF '47 301 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK LEOTA'S GIFT CORNER Distinctive Gifts cmd Novelties HUMMEL CARDS 335 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK N Y CONGRATULATIONS AND REST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '47 CAPITOL TI-IEAT RE 131 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF '47 Dunkirk Savings Sz Loan Association 91 E. FOURTH STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK FOR SHOES THAT SURPASS WITH EVERY CLASS VISIT Park Shoe Store EXPERT X-RAY FITTING 402 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK Rosincjs EAST FOURTH STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '47 I Knowlton s 152 EAST FOURTH STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK BEST WISHES, SENIORS Molvlaohans' WALLPAPER IZ PAINTS 84 E. FOURTH STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK I96I BEST WISI-IES FROM People? Market ALL VARIETIES OE MEAT ' 201 WASHINGTON AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK Phone 2037 T971 GAIL CREDIT IEWELERS 325 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK GILL G WILL COMPLIMENTS OF Druqgisis IOSEPIIS I-IABERDASI-IERY 413 MAIN STREET MEN'S WEAR DUNKIRK, NEW YORK BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF 47 PATRONS PIAZZA AND SONS DR. JOSEPH LA PAGLIA DR. RALPH BARTKQWIAK Furniture DR. FRANCIS SOBKOWSKI DUNKIRK, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES FROM . . . Weiss and Reuter DEALERS IN DE SOTO AND PLYMOUTH CARS 805-809 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK I95I Sidey's The Latest Thing In Fashions Can Always Be Found At STDEY'S 320 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1947 T44-i Geo. H. Graf and Co., Inc. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS ..,4y-T. Phone 2395 BEST OP LUCK TO THE CLASS OP 1947 N. S. Briggs Sz Sons, Inc. CREAM TOP DAIRY PRODUCTS PHONE 2238 73-75 LAKE SHORE DRIVE EAST DUNKIRK, NEW YORK P. H. Carlyon, Inc. 215 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK PLUMBING - HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING 11001 A. RUBENSTEIN :Sf SONS Scrap Iron, Steel cmd Metals 202 W. SECOND STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK Distributors for Air Reduction Sales Co. COMPLIMENTS OF WHEELER MOTOR EXPRESS Established 1920 PHONE 2298 Service To Dunkirk, Buffalo, Westfield cmd Iclmestown DUNKIRK. NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS N EWELL TRUCKING CO. 367 LAKE SHORE DRIVE WEST DUNKIRK, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF THE WEST DRUG STORE 309 CENTRAL AVENUE THE CORNER NEWS 355 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS The New York Store 322 MAIN STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK CLARE BARNES OPTOMETRIST BEST w1sHEs TO THE ne 2703 Hotel Fra 1 CLASS OF '47 FREDONIA OFFICE DONALD AIKEN OPTOMETRIST S. R. KINNEY SHOE CO. one 621-W 21 E. Main Rusoh's YOU'LL LOOK SMART IN AN OUTFIT STANLEY MEKUS FRoM OUT JUNIOR DEPARTMENT Furs HABEHS DUNKIRICS FINE T COLD STORAGE VAULTS 33 MAIN STREET DUNKIRK 317 MAIN STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK Furs-Ready-to-Wear GOOD LUCK GRADUATES The Weiss Hardware Company 311 MAIN STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISI-IES GRADUATES OF 1947 1 The Boston Store l1021 COFFEE HOUSE 337 CENTRAL AVENUE RESTAURANT BEST WISI-IES FROM . . . AMERICAN CLEANERS 425 MAIN STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK ANYTHING YOU VVANT EAT- BLACKMER :Sf LUDLUM 421 MAIN STREET DUNKIRK. NEW YORK PHONE 5455 GET THE CENTRAL HARDWARE RIGHT fs. ELECTRIC CC. , ROOFING 0 SIDING DUNKIRK, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF EDWARD I. RUSCI-I 331 MAIN STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK AII Kinds of Novelties 0 INSULATION FOR YOUR HOME CALL Bert Roan DUNKIRK 2654 10 LAKE SHORE DRIVE EAST -CQII for C1 Free Estimate- T 103 BOOSTERS GUGINO NEWSSTAND GLABERMAN FURNITURE CO., SURMA SMOKE SHOP Inc. Good Things To Eot At . . . THE PANTRY as w. SIXTH STREET ASH HAT CO. DUNKIRK, NEW YORK I. HERD 1 The making of good jelly is cm or MONROE S DRUG STORES DUNKIRK, NEW Yomc We make thot art our business BEDFORD PRODUCTS OUR COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OF 1947 B. F. Goodrich Company, Inc. 423 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK 104 The IVIcCIenathan Printery, INCORPORATED PRINTERS OF THE IVY TOWER -- 1947 COMPLIMENTS OP M. M. Woelfle CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE GRADUATES OF DUNKIRK I-HGH SCHOOL FROM St. Marys Academy V l. Shut My Mouih. 2. You Name It! 3. A la Dunkerque. 4. What? 5, Complirated Isrrt It? 6. Going My Way 7. Married? 8, Let It Snow. 9. Senior Party. 10. Rogue-'s Gallery. Hutoqmphs .Flutoqraphs STEEL FOR THE NATIGNS WELFARE' Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. DUN KIRK, NEW YORK N-r..,,,3r5 M 1. Senior Chorus. 2. Vocation Time. 3. Two of cz Kind. 4. 'We Love Thine Ivied Towers . S. Freshmen Play Crust Minus? 6. Dream Boy. Huwqraphs BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1947 Candyland THE HOME OE QUALITY ICE CREAM AND CANDY CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK PHONE 2695 DAMON 5: DUDLEY DEAN ELECTRICAL CO. 13 E, THIRD STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK MOTORS, INC. Presents- Z4 LAKE SHORE DRIVE WEST CONGRATULATIONS DUNKIRK, NEW YORK TO THE GRADUATES Aiter Graduation Eat At . . . WHITE VILLAGE LAKE sr-IORE ROAD PATRONS DR. A. V. PARLATO WOODIN AND WOODIN IACK AND IILL SHOP l1051 I., if CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 Compliments of Kochi: Company DUNKIRK, NEW YQRK g1oa1 Order Your New Car AT FITZGERALD MOTOR SALES 212 WASHINGTON AVENUE DUNKIRK. 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