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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1948 volume:

CLASS CDE '48 ' - L PRESENTS THE IVY TCDWEE Q WWW The Time - - - Production Managers Scenic Designer Business Manager Director - - - - Iune 1948 Rebecca Bauer Henry Wojnarowski Gerrianne Griffin - Francis Welka Carolyn Francis 1 m g Q, Dunkirk High School Dunkir New Y k Y ff f f :W .,, wfmgfb X: . 1 M, Q. Q, x . A.X,g,,,. ,. ,. ,S 1, .. As'gr.3,,1gz2 ,,, w.,A.M , The Stage Yi hung ,. Is Set N X, X fih f vwzf,-f' 1...-, Dedication MISS CAROLYN FRANCIS DRAMATICS TEACHER Everybody, ready, all right, lights, curtain, let's go That's the way the play starts while the director remains backstage. With patience, genuine interest, skill, understanding, and cheer- tulness, the D. H. S. dramatics teacher guides anyone who needs her helpp therefore, we, the Class of l948, Wish to dedicate this, THE IVY TOWER, to Miss Carolyn Francis, the dramatics director who has given up willingly so many tree hours to help us. Act I Act II Act IH Act IV Act V Acts I? l '1 f'1 l l l l I -he -he -he -he -he Technicians Understudies Action Stars Angels Act I T I-IE TECHNICIANS I91 MR. THOMAS E. HARNEY Superintendent of Schools .W ' 5 5 l 4 Q 3 l Y MR. RICHARD W. HAYES MISS VIOLA H. COX Principal Assistant Principal F 10 l BCDARD OF EDUCATIGN Em.. Frank May, Miss Mary E. Iacka, Frederick H. Schmatz, Dr. Ioseph H. LaPaa1ia, Witliarn Nowak, Thomas M. Morrissey, tohn Ftahaven, Mrs. Rohert Dew. Mr. Ioseph Ctittord, Superintendent of Buildings, and Miss Weika, secretary. E - , 1 ' W Y I ,,::,k.,., rrrr ,X X. www Mrs. Mary Centner, Dr. Edgar Bieher, Miss Victoria Motto. Miss Mary Graziano, Mrs. Erma Stecker, Miss Marie ivory, Mrs. Martha French. Mr. Charles A. l M., Mr. Anthony Conti Miss Viola Cox M153 Mgbgl Dgefmq Miss Doris Dimioil Mr. Hoberi lsr clzson w .1 '- ww: -if .. yr Miss lessie Florence Miss riilaeaarae 5 app' Miss Carolyn Francis Miss Dolores Ganslow .., f . 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'11 Mrs. Leno Muscoto 5 Nxv' up-pr Miss Agnes Noon Mr. Dennison Olmsted Mr. Anqelo Pcrqono Miss Edith Osborne Miss Lucille Pollincr Miss Pearl Reed Mr. Charles Repert Mr. lohn D. O'Brion Faculty Viv ,Wen-ff Mr. Robert Sclfioter hz... ,sh I 'F .I K Miss Teresa Schober Mr. William Smith Miss Margaret Faculty Additional Teachers MISS EDITH HUDSON MISS KATHERINE MCKEQN MISS HELEN MYERS C011 Leavel MR. MILTON SCHAEER Miss Ann Weber Miss Mary Weber Mr. G. L. Act H THE UNDERSTUDIES Il7g lunior Class Cliioers ' David Czekariski - Iudy Schwartz Genevieve Tofil Frank Doino Sophomore Class Cifioers Wallace Pilarski . William Block - Iacqueline Szynski Iames Fafinski Freshman Class Officers William Cox ---- Robert Kaus - Virginia Hannum Ioan Bernett - I18l Presideni Vice-president Secretary Treasurer President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer rr I I I I - 1 - ' if - V W '51 4 i ROW I, Barbara Lentz, Patricia Bruce, Patricia Jaguszewski, Patricia Reed, DoloresgWollert, Constance Salisbury, Dorothy Elias, Nancy Towne, Mary Federico, Mildred Murine, Joanne Fedele. '! ROW ll: Virginia Trudnowski, Patricia Kozlowski, Naida Stowell, Dolores Szukala, El , Pawlak, Carol Nikitas, Rose Kulpa, Shirley Bennett, Lois Schneider, Margaret Schrantz, Ioan Dillenkoter, s'5 '5:hrantz. ROW III: Audrey Lopacinch, Lorraine Herd, Barbara Gawlowicz, Shirley Buckley, Phyllis Iopek, Patricia Calato, Joan James, Annette Bielat, Carmelita Cellino, Clara Zialaszewski, Garnet Pattison, Patricia Nichols. ROW IV: Jane Kozlowski, Helen Gula, Ruby Szalkowski, Mary Johnson, Clara Belle Link, Elizabeth Bialaszewski, ' - Marcella Borowski, Evelyn Kokocinski,Geraldine Adamski, Concetta Arcoraci, Beatrice Babcock, Alice Michalak, N Dolores Krzakala, Joseph Triaga. ROW V: Rita Kozlowski, .Marguerite Matto, Lorraine Fijal, Roselyn Fadale, Noreen Naslund, Carol Muscato, Jean i Davis, Ruth Mourer, Nancy Mleczko, rnice Dziduch, Emily Lentz, Dolores Mazur, Donald Novelli. ROW VI: Ward Washington, Raymond wronski, Howard Donovan, Andrew Snyder, Henry Szukala, Charles Perry, ,Chuck Cash, John Bernard, Phillip eone. ROW VIII: Edward Moskal, Howard own, Wallace Blair, Meredith DeLand. Donald Fafinski, Bill Cox, Robert Meyers, Jim Sobkowski, Clement Gillison Robert Douglas, Gene Jackson. ROW VIII: Robert erritt, Ray Sz ala, Robert Karalus, William Lanski, Norm Bielaszka, Francis Syrnans, Arthur Dolrek, Frank arnes, Robe Brochetti. fy V . L y JJJ., X U 411' I X If X if' . ,gy ' i iw' . L I ROW I: Richard Pawlak, Richard Leone, Matthew Ludes, James Rose, Ronald Rucinski, Harry Lehah, William Kubera, Richard Jesionowski, James Strychalski, Jacqueline Logan, Natalie Jesse. , ROW II: Henry Walldorif, Jerome Tarnowski, Robert Kaus, Richard Jusko, John Koper, Jeanne Foley, Shirley Mourer, Mary Ann Cornwell, Phyllis Cybulski, Laura Cinelli, Nancy Sampson, Rosemarie Gtacchino. ROW III: Dick Davidson, Andrew Doedyns, Deleanor Dascenzo, Janet Bentley, Marilyn Faulk, Jacqueline Lancaster, Virginia Hannum, Nancy Spencer, Ann Samartino, Patricia Fisk. ROW IV: Leonard Nasca, Joseph Moore, Marilyn Rooney, Nancy Wolfe, Aileen Reading, Antoinette Pietro, Lucille Petrella, Joanne Wright, Mary Ellen Fitzer, Marcia Carlyon, Ioan Bernett, Clara Casella, Angeline Dolce. ROW V: Robert Thompson, Jean Wolfe, Catherine Vandura, Patty Cirrito, Delphine Balzer, Lenora Ingavo. ROW VI: Tom Williams, Jack Sullivan, James Dimmer, Burdette Douglas, Robert Pleszewski, Donald Briggs, Anthony Mleczko, Richard Burgstrorn, Joseph Strong. ROW VII: Frank Lagana, Francis Raczek, Bronislaus Gnadzinski, Gilbert Damian, Ronald J. Cabai, William Harper, James Cloos, Joel Obenchain, Peter Galardo. ' ROW: VIII: Frank Halicki, Roman Halasinski, Frank Guaranti, Robert Harris, Robert Polasik, John Szczerbacki, Carl Saglimben. l2Ol lf. 1 '91 , AWMAWA. nw .,.,,. - ur w1Sc 'Wmadiw4iiJ ,....,.,..ww..........- NZWI v 't ?,::a,l v .. r sb, 1 W 'I Sophomore Class ROW I: Louise Racine, Mary Ann Allenza, Elizabeth Hagen, Margaret Pencek, Mary Piazza, Clarice Ann Blair, Irene Perry, Rose Pietro, Mae Kemp, Florence Kujawa, Ieanne Nopper. ROW II: Theresa Bialaszewski. Rose M. Cammarata, Carmella Racino, Barbara Miekzynski, ludy Iohnscn, Harlene Ball, Colette Gawlowicz, Dolores Kokocinski, Rita Gawlowicz, Norman Struzynski, Fred Worosz, lack Lindquist. ROW III: Ruth Thompson, Nancy Rizzo, Laura Bonasera, Carla MacKendrick, Loretta Nalepa, Ioan Hudson, Sophie Sweich, Iosephine Cellino, Mary Ann Dolski, Lorraine Damian, Rose DiLorenzo, Louise Kessler, ROW IV: lacqueline Hilbert, loan Griswold, Margie Brown, David Baumgartner, David Marquardt, Iimmy Woelfle, Harry Gnadzinski, Louis Barone. M ROW V: Ross Cellino, 'Salvatore Fedele, Raymond Wolfe, Henry Kujiora, Norman Hoffman, Richard Kondziorski, Carmen Amoroso, Bill Naslund, Ray Harrington, Charles Porpiglia, Louis Barone. ROW VI: lames lohnson, Giecrge Logan, Francis Sobkowski, Daniel Cerrie, Daniel Murray, Robert Abersold, Frank Iusko, Andrew Marczynski, Robert Kozlowski, Frank O'Brocta, lohn Lieber. , ROW VII: Donald Miller, Arthur Bajdas, Clifford Smith, Robert Meyer, Henry Ebert, George larvis, Arthur y W Mfffiiqlfg Wlodarek. ROW li LOTSHCI EUbCU1llS, l-UCY MGHCUSO, PUl1'lClC! Mdierrwwski, Patricia Marcsynski, Dorothy Corsoro, Dolores Turco. R. Eleanor Novelli, Lucille Crino, Lucille Marzulla, Rhona Cin-ite, Iacqueline Szynski, Virginia Polcyn. ROW II: R0berl Block, l-9Sl9T B1'1lSl1CIbS1'. Beverly Centner, Sheila Mae Wheeler, Elaine Kaminski, Andolia lntravartolo, Afbt-HG Mlflqle. Shiflelf lohnston. Doris Ruqe, IUSUHS Chylaszek, Althea Martin, Donna Crosgrove. ROW III: Rita Koswek. Helen Kumlierl. lean Schultz. Theresa Smaqacz, Iudith Parker, Dorothy Kulpa, Patricia Hamann. Doris Iimerson, Nfmcr Bianco, Mary Icme Szalkowskt, Diane Kricheldorf. ROW IV: William Burchett. Itm Diederich, Dorothy Iakukowski, Ioan Toftl, lack Mathers, Louise Lokietek, Betty Wlsntewskl, Margaret Draves, Mary I. Dloniak, lean Brown, Johanna Briskey. ROW V: William Thompson, lim Crawford, Ernest Krist, Raymond Czarnecki, Elaine Korbas, lim Faflnski, Phillip Zaccari, Fred Waterman, Ronald Ganslow, Richard Barnes, Norbert Mtchalak. ROW VI: Conrad Nowak, lim Bumbalo, Daniel Frettas, Fred Mucha, Peter Nowak, William Watsen, Ioseph Mech. Robert Waterman, Edward Skubis, Francis Deszcz, Richard Czarniak. ROW VII: Dick Fitzer, D. Dudek, Robert Mahonsky, Iames Ray, Richard Nowak, Norman Begier, Edward Reynolds, Donald Reynolds, Carl Westling, Dennis Fields. tl l22l JW ,5f N M x X, r W ff I23I ,NF A ,. A - , ' ey 1 'X gy M 4 ROW I: Patricia Kujawa, Irene Link, re Zebraski, e Kuczynski, Ann Van der Weel, Susan Weinberg, lean Halpin, Lois Schmidt, Helen S 'r i .., Nancy Walldorft. ROW Il: Elaine kus, ate on, olores Kulpa, Frances Samartino, Ioan Zebrasky, Ruedell Huitt, Yvonne Masilon, Bar at o , R mary ' alak, Shirley Borqeson, Irene Kapuscinski. ROW III: Iud chwartz, o ernett, Katherine Antolini, Nora McMullen, lean Michalski, Iosephine Flagella, Jeanne Fisk, lean son, Nancy Janice, Betty Bielat, Loretta Skrypek, Gerard Koczwara, Frank lppolito. Ro IV: Ruth Dailey, Arlene Babcock, Phyllis Maternowski, Dorothy Lentz, Elaine Borowski, Barbara Brown, Patri- Wia Bernstein, Genevieve Totil, Athena Georqeson, loyce Nikitas. ROW V: lack Carr, Gus Elias, Angelo Bennice, Marilyn Wolmerinq, Elaine Krusznski, Betty Bartkowiak, daire Harrington, Io Ann Ruther, Iohn I-Ialicki, Herbert Graves. ' ROW VI: Iohn Raths, Iohn Koch, Ed, ard Waldarek, Matthew Fafinski, Arthur urol, Malcol William Wells, Robert Miller, Robert Groesc , lames LounsberrYf Albert Walter. ,J I Q E , My it -f X 1 E 3 I ' I r X A an I if? u X .ti ' J ' U L . D W A ,, - ' . 1 - W 10 , I ' j ff , M . ec pw tb. ,lt ,I RO 'I: Betty Ann Graf, Patricia Hequembourq, Priscilla Rowe, Janet W sliqan, Barbara Hitc k, ll, Rose Dolores Casale, Ann Swica, Dorothy C. Wuerstle, Loretta Logan, olyn Dickey. RG II: David Menzies, Ann Cobbe, lane Palmer, Catherine Lagana, Evelyn Gu , oria Cos rnily , ,Au1ar, Romayne Canfield, Ruth Phillips, Elaine Sutton, Mary lane Vande Velde, I.. Lew ski. 0, 3 ROW Ill: Robert Budniewski, Leon Straight, Betty Loeb, Ianet Acquavia, Mariellen Mulv 1 har ' e L 1, ' tVirqinia Schrantz, Patty Merritt, Dorothy Greve, Beatrice Rathi icz, Barbara Thompson. ROW IV: Eugene Fellinqer, Donald Lentz, Lois Pizzolanti, Ruth Lau slaker, Naomi Feldman, :7-' ones, A f A Qawlowtcz, Elaine Bialaszewski, Mary Freitas, Virqinia Ray r, Edward Szczepaniak. ' f ... ROW V: Kenneth Strawser, L. Vetter, Allen Till, Thomas Pomp er ho X-Q . Davern, Edward Lo - .- SH , or , lslct, Raul Kaus, Iohn Materowski, Iames Luzkowi , Rob Br , X ROW VI: Eldridge Webster, Richard Fellinqer, Frank i o, ard uqe, lvatore Vacanti, Robert F . e tWoocls, Daniel Brill, Norman Moch, Dick Bu le ober ern f , ROW VII: David Nichols, William Washburn, iam Sc t, vi rson, Kermit Naslu , ' - uw,- 1Anthony LaTona, Robert Mackowiak, r n SW t, W t T .F-ty: Robert Glasier, 09. l-- - -1 I i ,Vin nt Muscato. 3 Q ' FMA iiis Q lwilgwf My - x X I s I Q x U S q', 1 .X -Q-, ., XX . , -X A V Yu K L , an N X ffff ,wifi 'L wwf! f fLfL f Q 'Ld 4, Jw W' rw N 1 x v K x.J Q CX ,AK7 x K T QM'-Qx N X 7'-x 'E 1 X ,mgag Q . . f , , , . ,. . It ,. id QR Xlagy Q2 - X624 mi Q 'f i Q X. xx X Q w A :gf 'QQ X. xx -J QQ X5 Act HI THE ACTICDN 4 F271 Production Dates September October November December Ianuary February March April May Iune 19-Football LaSalle Cherel 26-T. A. C. Dance 27-Football Lockport Ctherel 10-Football Fredonia ltherel 17-Stage Crew Dance 23-Band Dance 31-Freshman Party 7-Football Fredonia Cherel dancing after game 10-CITIZEN Dance 14-Football Jamestown there? 21-Senior Party 27- D Club Thanksgiving Dance 5-Basketball Gowanda Ctherel 12-Basketball Westfield Cherel 19-Basketball Erie there? 9-Baskefoall lamestown Cherel Dancing after the game 13-Basketball Fredonia Ctherel 16-Basketball Silver Creek ltherel 23-Basketball Falconer there? 30-Basketball Gowanda there? 6-Basketball Westfield ltherel 7-Iunior Class Party 13-Basketball lamestown itherel 16-Teacher's Association Play 17-Basketball Fredonia Cherel 20-Basketball Silver Creek Cherel Dancing after game 27-Basketball Falconer Ctherel I 18-19-Senior Play- You Can't Take It With You 22-Teachers Association Play- Penrod 9-Hi-Y Dance 16-Sophomore Party 2.3-Mother and Daughter Get together A 30-Ivy Tower Dance - 3-History League Banquet 5-Band Concert 7-Girl's D Club Dance 21-English IV Party Tri-Hi-Y Dance 22-Evening of One Act Plays Two Crooks and A Lady The Ieweled Hand NeW School for Wives 28-lunior Prom 4-Iunior High Party ll-Honor Society Dance 18-Music Party 25--Senior Prom 30-Commencement IZSI School Song Mmm ' H. mucus MILES Hrrnlj, with, tenderness 5554 5,051 M15 LE fY'11:L!m,LH W!i',Q4 H :','ia i t.r.f.'pi5 4Jif? z,dgF,1mL, 'Q sm' 35,43 fi Mais' ,HJ ' f JJ Lib mgnf Q1 .f.1gJJ fl long- l1.m.e a-vied 'tow-ers, Tl-nj git and page-ful bow-ers! QEJMJU J rw ar-H1 .fl JB Halls of Iea.m-mg, loud our cry, AI-ma. Mg-tag Dun.- Kwk High! Norma hlewel' Mixed Chorus ROW I: Mary Iohnson, Dorothy Greve, Charmaine Nowicki, Mary Piazza, Mary Ann Gawlowicz, Nora McMullen, Beatrice Babcock, Clarice Blair, Robert Rich, Robert Erick, Iohn I-Ialicki, Raymond DeLand, Edgar Puder, Raymond I-Iamernik, Alvin Case, Ioseph Gullo. ROW II: Helen Baumgartner, Natalie Dudeck, Phyllis Poweski,'Frances Samartino, Audrey Waldorff, Shirley Mourer, Dorothy Elias, Naomi Gillson, Norma Iones, Wanda Lamb, Lebert DePasquale, Charles Perry, Donald Novelli, Tulio Olivieri, President: Frank Doino. Vice-President: Peter Pusateri, Alfred Krochmal, Ronald Iones, Harry Lehan. Robert Schrantz, Robert Rusboldt, Donald Harrison, Theo Gage, Robert Kuhn. ROW III: Charles Repert, Nancy Sampson, Mary Szalkowski, Lois Pizzolanti, Irene Perry, Ruth Thompson, Diane Kricheldorf, Rita Bialaszewski. ROW IV: Patricia Reed, Nancy Rizzo, Catherine Vandura, Catherine Lagana. Mary Aldrich, Rosemary Michalak, Agnes Wasielewskt, Patricia Wheeler, Betty Ann Graf, Iane Palmer, Ianet Milligan. The High School Chorus has for many years served as a means of entertainment for the pupils of Dunkirk High as well as taking part in many programs. Under the guiding hands of Mr. Charles O. Repert, the chorus, sang the popular Song of Christmas by Roy Ringwald for the first time in Dunkirk High at the Christmas program in the new auditorium. The chorus also went on its annual trip to sing at the Fredonia State Teacher's College Spring Festival in May. Besides these activities the chorus has sung many songs for their own pleasure, some of them being, The Night ls Young , I Got Plenty of Nothin ', One World , Deep Purple , and Build Thee More Stately Mansions . ' The officers for the year were Tulio Olivieri, president: Franky,Dah'io, vice-president, and Ienny Mataczynski, secretary-treasurer. -. F I' ' I Band ROW I: Helen Baurngartner, Clover Ransbury. ROW II: Betty Rae Foster, Theresa Presutti. ROW III: Miss Metzger, Richard Barnes, Raul Kaus, Vice-President, Richard Wesling, Iames Crawford, Iarnes Pofmroy, Robert Block. ROW IV: Runa Kaus, Loretta Logan, Robert Kaus, Iacgueline Logan, Alona Nowak, Patricia Wheeler. ROW V: Iane Palmer, Virginia Raynor, Vincent Muscato, Nancy Rizzo, Nancy Janice, Mary Frederico. ROW VI: Iudy Schwartz, Richard Leone, David Menzies, Donald Reynolds, Raymond Wolfe, Donald Smith. ROW VII: Tulio Olivieri, Secretary-Treasurer: William Block, President, Richard Millett, Richard Davidson, Catherine Vandura. ROW VIII: Delores Wollert, Gail Briggs, Vincent Gugino, Richard Bremer, Marcia Feldman, Patricia Koslowski. ROW IX: Ruth Lautenslaker, Donald Novelli, Vincent Lombardo, Carl Sanglimben, Naomi Feldman, Richard Sidey. Under the direction of Miss Marie Metzger, the Dunkirk High School Senior Band had a busy year during 1947 and 1948. It played for all the home football games as well as travel- ing to Olean and Fredonia to play there. During the Christmas season the band gave a program in the new auditorium for the gllrgtmas assembly. Civic programs and parades were also some of the activities of the i n . A concert was presented on May 6 in the Dunkirk High School auditorium by both the junior and senior bands. Members of the senior band traveled to Fredonia to appear in the annual spring festi- val in the Music Building of the Fredonia State Teacher's College on May 14 and 15. Officers for the year were William Block, president: Raul Kaus, vice-president: and Tulio Olivieri, secretary-treasurer. l30I STARRING BASKETBALL ACTORS Center Forward Forward Guard Guard X., William Rosinq Herman Albertine Robert Fafinski Albert Mayoit William Vaughn FOOTBALL ROW I: Adelbert Reynolds, Leo Raczyk, lohn Lieber, Robert Gilray, Donald Orts, Robert Fafinski, Iohn Schrantz. IROW II: Gus Elias, Neil Scott, David Czekanski, Norman Begier, Conrad Nowak, Edward Woldarek, Reno Finoti, William Vaughn. ' ROW Ill: Ray Spanbauer, Socrates Georgeson, Robert Lunger, Donald Miller, William Naslund. Albert Mayott, Ray DeLand, Frank Parker, lack Benson. ROW IV: Malcomb Randolph, Mr. Pagano, Anthony Pietro, Angelo Bennice, Carmen Amoroso, Mr. Hoeppner. Bolstered by the return of five lettermen, the Dunkirk Maroons entered into the Nia- gara Frontier Football League. Although the Maroons didn't fare so well in the won and lost columns, they were in there scrapping every moment of the game. In the first game of the season Dunkirk mixed it up with the LaSalle High School gridders winding up on the long end of a l2 to 6 count. The next game saw the Maroons traveling to Lockport. We lost that game by the score of 19-0 in the Lockport stadium. The following Week, a very heavy Niagara Falls team travelled to Dunkirk to defeat' our boys to the tune of 30-7. The next game lead our Marauders up to the Fredonia Bowl. A very light but spirited and hard driving Hillbilly squad defeated the D. H. S. boys 13-0. The following game Dunkirk drove to the Trott goal line only to be stopped by the clock, losing 12-7. Over the hills went the Marauders to be the guests of the Olean Oilers. In a free scor- ing encounter both sides ended up with twenty-six points. Fredonia's highly-rated Hillbillies again came to Dunkirk and humbled our Maroons to the score of 20-O. 'W The boys from lamestown came over and defeated our Marauders to the score of 40 to 6. ' Although outclassed in points and wins and losses, our boys were never lacking in sportsmanship and in hard playing. The. season's score stood at won l, lost 6, and one tie. BASKETBALL ROW I: Albert Mayott, William Rosing, Herman Albertine, William Vaughn, Robert Fafinski, Richard Fitzer. ROW II: Mr. Pagano, Ray DeLand, Noman Begier, Robert Groesch, Robert Miller, Iohn Schrantz, Anthony Bennice, Mr. Hoeppner. The-Dunkirk High School basketball team started the season with only two returning lettermen, 'Herrn Albertine and Booey Vaughn. The newest entry into the Lake Shore Loop, Gowanda, humbled our Maroons by the score of 28 to 23. Not disheartened by defeat in their first game, the team came back to the home Court and defeated both Westfield and St. Mary's by scores of 26-22 and 43-23. Once more our Maroons felt the sting of defeat as a fast breaking Erie Academy team Shellacked them by the score of 40 to 31. Iamestown's Raiders came to Dunkirk sporting the league lead and they were still in possession of it when they left defeating Dunkirk by the score of 47-30. ' The Fredonia Hilltoppers defeated the Marauders by the score of 39-33 in the low-ceil- inged gym. Falconer's Falcons came to Dunkirk to defeat our warriors to the tune of 38 to 30. The the postponed game with Silver Creek came up. In the bandbox gym, both teams play- ed a whale of a ballgame, Silver Creek winning by the score of 34-33. I Thus did the first half of our league schedule finish with Dunkirk winning one while losing five and holding down the fifth place in the league. Then the boys from Gowanda came to Dunkirk only to be defeated in what may have been the game of the season. Dunkirk won out in the overtime encounter 34-32. The Maroons journeyed to Westfield and humbled the Grapepickers 41 to 24. The Maroons then journeyed over the hills to Iamestown where they played a superb second half basketball after dropping in only 8 points in the first half. The final score was 54 to 42. Fredonia and Silver Creek High Schools came to Dunkirk and both felt the sting of de- feat losing 28 to 25 and 40 to 33 respectively. Our boys then went to the Fourth Street gym to play St. Mary's. The Saints were defeated by the Marauders 52 to 37. ln the season's finale the Maroons journeyed to Falconer to end up on the long end of a 53 to 45 score. I34l FCDQTBALL and BASKETBALL F351 ssl ,lf .. .-.f- S ,.,-- l. Senior Cheerleaders. 2. Service Club. 3. Athletrc Council. 4. Iunior Cheerleaders, 5. Leaders Club. 5. Basketball Iunior Varsity. l36l STARRING FCCDTBALL ACTION End Fullbuck Tackle Tackle Center lock Benson Robert Lunqer Leo Rctczek - Iohn Lieber Adelbert Reynolds VOLLEY BALL RCW I: Daniel Vtfizicencialc, Robert Miller, Herman Albertine, William Vaughn, Louis Cionqoli. I U RCW II: Mr, Paaano, Angelo Bennice, Robert Faiinslci, Robert Groesoh William Rosina, David Czekanslci, Iobn Koch, Mr. l'loe1Jpner. 'w AX A-xi ROW I: Ray Spanbauer, Alvin Case, Dick Frey, Socrates Georqeson, Patrick Draves, Walter Wills, Arthur Pokrzywlca. ROW II: Donald Miller, Frank Parker, Robert Lunqer, William Vaughn, Iohn Schrantz, Angelo Bennice, Roy DeLand, Robert Fafinski, Murray Shelton. HOW III: Mr. Poqano, Iarnes Sobecki, David Czekanslci, Herman Sweet, Edward Woldarek, Robert Miller, Arthur Purol, Robert Zielinslci, Albert Mayott, Mr. I-Ioeppner, Leonard Koslowski. TRACK Y X BGYS UD and GIRLS D JHLWH: Qfatinski, R. Lunqer, Treasurer: M. Quandt, President, I. Lieber, Vice-President, H. lianiernik, Secretary. - 'S O ll' r. liaeppner, I. Benson, E. Waldarek, C. Amoroso, L. Raczek, D, Orts, I. Schrantz, H. Allvertine, W. Vaughn. qt 'b P.. Finati, F. Parker, R. DeLand, A. Mayatt, A. Pieto, W. Naslund, C. Nowak, I. Sohecki, A. Bennice. 9 . A 4 ,r 9 , X 5 1 ROW' l: L. Loaan, D. Bruce, M. Sekula, R. Dailey, I. Erickson, Wirtner, Vice President, I. Szczertwacki, Secretary, K. Miqnuli, President, C. Dickey, M. L. Zacharias, A. Wasielexvski, L. Schrnidt, C. Ranslaury, M. Vfohrir-rniq, P. NVelanin. HGH' ll: A. Gearqeson, R. laquszewski, E. Eqqeit, G. Zielinski, l. Wisniewski, R. Huitt, D. Kulpa, 1. liicavti, A. Levantictski, I. Evans, L. Panowicz, D. Bartkawski, E. Pokrzywka, R. D. Casale. ROW Ill: U. Hiesterer, M. Elie-rle, B. Bartkowiak, R. Phillips, M. Voqt, D. Morey, Treasurer, A. M. Fnrnar, FI. l.auten- slaker, Pt. Canfield, F. Bianca, I. Fisk, I. Flaqella, D. Mizwa, G. Mataczynski, M. A. Gawlawicz, S. Dyliteck. ROW lV: A. Swica, I. Acquavla, D. C. Wuerstle, I. Nikiias, Priscilla Rowe, I. Schwartz, P. Draves, A. Nelson, ll. Hardt, M. Silver, L Beaier, N. Rheckert, A. Walciartt, S. Weinberg, L. Bernett, B. Babcock. . RONV V: A. Colibe, S. Paser, D. Terese, G. Buchanan, C. Dillenkoter, L. Meyers, S. Spina, G. Griffin, P. Parlate. , QV , I 4 J., , 1391 'tfuffki f ,. I f iff fffaav ov ftftudu 'Hay Z 5 . I I ' HISTORY CLUB'S HISTORY LEAGUE OFFICERS President WILLIAM ROSING Vice-President - REBECCA BAUER Secretary - FLORENCE PARLATO Treasurer - - ROBERT RICH Cltisen Reporter - ROBERT BERNARD LINCOLN HISTORY CLUB ROW I: Dolores Bruce, Critic: Mary Ann Domst, Citie zenl Reporter: Aurelia Pryga, 'Vice President: Robert Rial-tt, President: Natalie Dudeck, Secretary: Runa Kaus, Treasurer: Gerrianne Griffin. ROW II: Frances Gugino, Maxine Grupa, Florence Moch, Santina Spina, Theresa Presutti, Sharon Paser, Norma Jones. ROW III: Marilyn Vogt, Ursala Riesterer, Geraldine Zielinski, Virginia Szukala, Helen Eckerle, Loretta Hamernik, Naomi Gillson. Marie Eberle. ROW IV: Ianet Prince, Lorraine Crosgrove, Frances Wolanin, Ioan Ryby, Irene Wisniewski, Elizabeth Eggert, Ruth Shaw, Wanda Lamb, Francis Welka. ROW V: Henry Woinarowski, Frank Favata, Anthony Calato, Robert Schrantz, Robert Bernard, Alvin Case, Richard Dietzen, Fred Arcoraci, Robert Rusbuldt. ROOSEVELT HISTORY CLUB ROW I: Lorraine Meyers, Frank Klaibor, Citizen Re porter: Leo Raczek, Vice President: Rita Iaguszewski, Secretary: Ray DeLand, President: lack Benson, Trea- surer, Rita Bialaszewski. Dorothy Bartkowski. ROW II: Dolores Mizwa, Geraldine Szach, Nyla Rudd, Audrey.Waldorfi. Mary Ann Gorka, Beatrice Czotsnowski, Marie lane Geertson. ' I W III: William Block, Carole Dillenkofer, Lois Fox, ly Gibb, Shirley Dybeck, Richard Koslowski, Bradley Tippins. ROW IV: Iames Lautenslaker, Charles Hannum, Ralph Ratkiewicz, Robert Pakulski, Ray Hamernick. ROW V: Iames Schmatz, Frank Zaccari, Robert Kuhn, Alfred Krochmal, Iames Steger. O NATION BUILDER'S CLUB ROW I: Mary Lou Zacharias, Patricia Draves, lacque- line Begier, Secretary: Albert Mayott, President: Ianet Szczerbacki, Vice-President: Clover Ransbury, Treasurer: Concetta Zaccari, Citizen Reporter. ROW Il: Dolores Ludes, Beatrice Raynor, Virginia Tizzano, Alice Thompson, Daisy Petz, Iosephine Sarlza- rulla, Elaine Pokrzywka, Camilla Graziano. ROW Ill: Genevieve Mataczynski, Mildred Teclaw, Phyllis Poweski, Ioan Schade, Ioanne Zebracki, Alice Levandoski, Ruth Griswold, Lorraine Panowicz, Rose- mary Ludwiszewski. I ROW IV: Marilyn Greve, Beatrice Maslach, Ronald Moser, David Batcheller, Herman Guzik, Lebert De- Pasquale, Dominick Beninati. f HISTORICAL RESEARCH CLUB ROW I: Helen Baurngartner, Robert Zielinski, Trea- surer: Agnes Wasielewski, Secretary: Herman Albertine. President: Florence Parlato, Vice-President: Patricia Wheeler, Citizen Reporter: Rebecca Bauer, Critic. ROW II: Anne Marie Furnar, Wilma Wirtner, Dolores Morey, Diane Terese, Katherine Mignoli, Celine Zebra- ski, Hazel Shultz. . ROW III: Le Roy Cottrell, Angelo Bornasuto, Leonard Michalak, Bronislaus Skubis, Ronald Mackowiak, Dorothy Szczerbacki, Nancy Rueckert, Robert Linberg. ROW IV: Richard Carlyon, Anthony Galoiaro, Louis Ciongoli, Robert Cloos, Robert Price, Howard Meyers, joseph Gullo. ROW V: William Vaughn, Iohn Meyers, Frank Levandowski, Earl Carlson. HAMILTON HISTORY CLUB ROW I: Madge Cargill, Florine Bianca, Mary Aldrich, Secretary: William Rosing, President: Grace Buchanan, Vice-President, Robert Lunger, Treasurer: Robert Erick, Citizen Reporter, Beverly Rhinehart. ROW II: Ioan Scholtes, Elizabeth Stranz, Margaret Sekula, Marilyn Silver, Lucy Guarnati, Frances Parker, Betty lane Moore. ROW Ill: Paticia Domst. Betty Douglas, Helen Hardt, Ieanne Evans, Walter Wills, Leonard Cutcher, Anthony Pietro, Michael Pugllsi. ROW IV: Richard Sidey, Allen Crowell, Tulio Olivieri, Iohn Banach, Edgar Puger, Eugene Murphy, Richard Snyder. ROW V: Donald Orts, Theo Gage, Richard Ebert, Iohn Schrantz, Iohn Naetzker. I 5 ' - ,. 4,5 ff ' ' if S ' f. . V,-... b 1, hi : ww ,Hi W Q ,f , r A i Wk 7 5 . , - 9 ' f.Y.,RX hggjf f S 'Af .,.4 x . 4.- UQ 3-fs - f 2 I -Jbel 'ft I-IISTGRY CLUBS W I411 ENGLISH CLUB'S SHAKESPEARE ENGLISH CLUB ROW I: Elaine Pokrzywka, Dolores Mizwa, Secretary: Bronislaus Skubis, Vice-President: Dorothy Bartkowski, President: Leonard Michalak, Treasurer, Rita Bialaszew- ski, Citizen Reporter: Hazel Shultz. ROW II: Audrey Waldorif, Anne Marie Furnar, Marie lane Geertson, Ioan Scholtes, Katherine Mignoli, Phyllis Poweski, Ioan Schade. ROW Ill: Celine Zebrasky, Lois Fox, Diane Terese, Ianet Szczerbacki, Ruth Griswold, Daisy Petz. ROW IV: Dominick Benlnati. Robert Kuhn, Frank Levandowski, Ronald Mackowiak. WHITTIER ENGLISH CLUB ROW I: Agnes Wasielewski, Robert Schrantz, Trea- surer: Richard Carlyon, Vice-President: William Vaughn, President: Mary Lou Zacharias, Secretary: Patricia Wheeler. Citizen Reporter: Alice Thompson, Concetta Zaccari. ROW ll: Beatrice Raynor. Lorraine Panowicz, Dolores Morey, Shirley Dybeck, Beverly Gibb, Marie Eberle, Iosephine Sarlzarulla. ROW III: Lebert DePasquale, Lorraine Crosgrove. Wanda Lamb, Carole Dillenkofer, Ursala Riesterer, Helen Eckerle, Elizabeth Eggert, Bradley Tippins. ROW IV: Robert Linberg, Iames Steger, Alfred Kroch- mal, Earl Carlson, Iames Lautenslaker, loseph Gullo, Howard Meyers. TENNYSON ENGLISH CLUB ROW I: Florine Bianca, Tulio Olivieri, Citizen Reporter: Herman Albertine, Vice-President: Iames Schmatz, Pre- sident: Frances Gugino, Secretary: lack Benson, Trea surer: Betty lane Moore. ROW II: Geraldine Szack, Madge Cargill, Betty Dou- glas. Ruth Shaw, Patricia Domst, LeRoy Cottrell. ROW Ill: Robert Cloos, Angelo Bomasuto, Richard Koslowski, Robert Zielinski, Alvin Case. Frank Klajbor. Fred Arcoraci. ROW IV: Edgar Puder, Robert Rusbuldt, Allen Crowell, Ralph Ratkiewicz, Robert Pakulski, Anthony Galofaro. ROW V: Robert Bernard, Theo Gage. I 42 BROWNING ENGLISH CLUB ROW I: Marilyn Vogt, Ray Harnernik. Treasurer: Frances Wolanin, Secretary: Iohn Banach, President: Geraldine Zielinski, Vice-President: Florence Moch, Citizen Reporter, Loretta I-lamemik. ROW Il: Virginia Tizzano, Ioanne Zebracki, Virginio Szukala, Elizabeth Stranz, Nyla Rudd, Frances Parker, Runa Kaus, Beatrice Czosnowski. ROW Ill: Irene Wisniewski, Ioan Ryby, Robert Erick, Robert Rich, Beatrice Maslach. Francis Welka, Maxine Grupa, Rita laguszewslci, Mary Ann Gorka. ROW IV: David Batcheller, Richard Snyder, Leo Rac- zek, Frank Zaccari. LOWELL ENGLISH CLUB ROW I: Dolores Ludes, Sharon Paser, Natalie Dudeclc. Treasurer: Anthony Calato, President: Mary Ann Domst, Vice-President: Aurelia Pryga, Secretary: Grace Buch- anan, Citizen Reporter: Santina Spina. ROW ll: Marilyn Silver, Beverly Rhlnehart, Naomi Gillson, Norma Jones, Lucy Guarnati, Theresa Presutti, Dolores Phelps, Genevieve Mataczynski. ROW III: Gerrianne Griffin, Louis Cingoli, Frank Favata, Ianet Prince, Mildred Teclaw, Rosemary Lud- wiszewski. ' ROW IV: Ronald Moser, Iohn Meyers, LONGFELLOW ENGLISH CLUB ROW I: Dolores Bruce, Iohn Schrcmtz, Treasurer: Charles Hannum, Vice-President: William Block, Presi- dent: Helen Baungartner, Secretary: Michael Puqlisi. Citizen Reporter: Lorraine Meyers. ROW Il: Patricia Draves, Mary Aldrich, Margaret Sekula, Jacqueline Beqier, Helen Hardt, Florence Parlato, Wilma Wirtner, Alice Levandoski. ROW III: Dorothy Szczerbacki, Nancy Rueckert, Ieanne Evans, Marilyn Greve, Clover Ransbury, Albert Mayott, Robert Price. ROW IV: Walter Wills, Anthony Pietro, Richard Diet- zen, Donald Orts, Robert Lunqer, Leonard Cutcher. ROW V: Richard Sidey, Eugene Murphy, William Rosing. Iohn Naetzker, Herman Guzik. IVY TCWER Early last fall the staff members for the i948 Ivy Tower were chosen by Miss Francis, our faculty adviser. The members were selected on the basis of ability, scholarship and the recommendations of the faculty. During football and basketball games members of the Ivy Tower staff sold school pins. On April 30, we presented The Fire Ba11 in the boy's gym. We have worked hard this year to make this I948 Ivy Tower the best possible year-book, and now we are happy to present it to you. Our editors are Rebecca Bauer and Henry Wojnorowski. Francis Welka is Business Manager. Those members who are on the Feature Staff are: Nancy Rueckert, Editor, Florence Parlato, Marilyn Greve, Dolores Morey, Helen Hardt, and Wilma Wirtner. Members of the Literary Staff comprise: Dorothy Szczerbacki, Editor, Runa Kaus, Norma Iones, Natalie Dudeck, Mary Ann Domst and Lorraine Meyers. Iacqueline Begier is manager of advertising. The staff for advertising is: Michael Puglisi, Marilyn Silver, Beverly Rhinehart, Robert Rich, Fred Arcoraci, Charles Hannum, Alfred Krochmal. - On the Art Staff are: Richard Carlyon, Gerrianne Griffin, Sharon Paser, Patricia Domst and Betty lane Moore. q Richard Dietzen is manager of the Circulation Staff. The Sports Editors are William Rosing and Santina Spina. In charge of photography is Leonard Cutcher and David Batcheller with Michael Puglisi helping them. Helen Baumgartner is in charge of the Music Department. Other members on the staff who helped in different departments are: Madge Cargill. Margaret Sekula, William Block, Richard Sidey, and Robert Rich. THE CITIZEN . The Citizen staff continues to play an active part in the expansion of the Dunkirk High School. They bring news of school affairs to students and people of the community. This year the Citizen succeeded in obtaining a Superior Rating at the New York State Press Association held at Syracuse, New York, which is the second highest award for high school publications. The staff consists of: Co-editors ---- - Lorraine Meyers, Robert Bernard Associate Editor - - - - - Cornelius Novelli News Editor ------------- Lucille Crino News Reporters --------- Florence Moch, Rhona Cirrito, Dorothy Kulpa, Lucy Guaranti, Carla MacKendrick, Patricia Merritt, Margaret Brown, Ann Nelson, Genevieve Tofil, Yvonne Masilon, Loretta Logan, Eleanor Novelli, Daisy Petz, Helen Sam, Leonard Cutcher. Feature Editor ------------- Ioan Ryby Feature Writers ------- Richard Zacharias, Leonard Cutcher, Cornelius Novelli, Lucy Guarranti, Lorraine Meyers, Howard Ruge, Romayne Canfield, Iohn Carr, David Nichols. ' Sports Editors ---------- Howard Ruge, Tony Latona Sports Writers - - - - Iames Steger, Cornelius Novelli, Iohn Carr, Robert Harrington. Girls Sports Editor - - - Grace Buchanan, Dorothy Kulpa Exchange Editor ------ Lucy Guaranti Headline Writers - Richard Zacharias, Carla MacKendrick Make-up Editors - - - Yvonne Masilon, Iarnes Steger ClI'CulClliOn Editor ---- Laura Bgnaseri Business Manager - - - Natalie Dudek Advertising Manager - Margaret Brown T441 IVY TGWER and TI-IE CITIZEN I45I LATIN CLUB ROW l: lean Foley, Patricia Hitchcock, Emily Aular, David Menzies, Henry Wojnarowski, Ioan Bernett. Virginia Hannum, Rebecca Bauer, Richard Barnes, Iames Fafinski, Dolores Bruce, Margaret Sekula, Virginia Polcyn. Iacqueline Szynski, Barbara Lentz, Patricia Reed. ROW Il: Phyllis Cybulski, Ianet Bentley, Patricia Bruce, Carla Mac Kendrick, Barbara Mielzynski, Iames Struchalski, Loretta Logan, Rose Dolores Casale, Florence Parlato, Raymond Wolfe, Lorraine Panowicz, Leona Levandoski, Robert Drake, lacqueline Logan, Gene Iackson, Constance Salisbury, Mildred Moreno, Catherine Lagana, Ronald Rucinski, Miss Dimpfl. ROW III: Lorraine Herd, Marilyn Faulk, Clara Casella, Shirley Maurer, Iarnes Rose, lean I-lalpin, Anne Marie Furnar, Patricia Hequembourg, Helen I-Iardt, Iacqueline Begier, Elaine Bialaszewski, Arlene Babcock, Dolores Kulpa, Mathew Ludes. Irene Perry, Ioan Griswold, Frances Parker, Virginia Yonkers. ROW IV: Delanor Dascenzo, Beatrice Babcock, Iacqueline Lancaster, Mary Ann Cornwell, Naomi Feldman, Ruth Lautenslaker. Ronald Ganslow, Iames Bumbalo, Dolores Morey, Mary Ann Gawlowicz, Richard Leone, Dianne Kricheldori, Dolores Kokocinski, Clarice Blair, Nancy Rueckert, Dolores Wollert. ROW V: Wallace Blair, Howard Brown, Malcolm Randolph, Edgar Puder, Iohn Majerowski, Robert Groesch, Albert Walters, Charles Perry, Raymond Czarneski, Robert Mackowiak, Richard Iesionowski, Arthur Dobek. For its third year the Latin -Club of Dunkirk High School reorganized in September un- der the supervision of Miss Doris E. Dimpfl. Leading the club during a year of profitable acti- vity were Consul Rebecca Bauer and Pro-Consul Iames Fafinski, assisted by Censor Virginia Hannum and Quaestor Clarence Snyder. Regular business meetings were held in the cafeteria on the first Monday of each month, and were followed by a program under the leadership of Aedile David Menzies and Pontifex Maximus Henry Wojnorowski. Richard Barnes was Scriba and Ioan Bernett was Tribuna. On December 5 the club presented an assembly program at which time a trophy won for Dunkirk High School by Dolores Kokocinskiy Rose Dolores Casale and Clarence Snyder was presented to Mr. Hayes. Other highlights of the year's activities were the openhouse in May and the annual banquet in Iune. HONOR SOCIETY ROW I: Rose Dolores Casale, Patricia Kujawa, Ianet Milligan, Charmaine Nowicki, Raul Kaus, Treasurerg Runa Kaus, Secretaryy Jacqueline Begier, President: Rebecca Bauer, Vice-President: Anne Swica, Chaplain: Nancy Rueckert, Norma Iones, Patricia Domst. ROW II: Mr. Kreider, Miss Reed, Helen Baumgartner, Dolores Bruce, Florence Parlato, Dorothy Szczerbacki, Elaine Borowski, Barbara Mateszon, Barbara Braun, Susan Weinberg, Phyllis Maternowski, Beverly Gibb, Loretta Hamernik, Emily Aular, Miss Cox. ROW III: Richard Millett, Leonard Cutcher, Albert Walter, Allred Krochmal, Charles Hannum, William Block Richard Dietzen, Fred Accoraci, Frances Welka, Clarence Snyder, Donald Stecker, Henry Wojnarowski. The Theta Psi Omicron chapter of the National Honor Society has as its objectives character, scholarship, leadership, and service. During the past year we have all striven to make these our own personal objectives. We distributed March of Dimes Boxes throughout the city and contributed two pictures to the Dunkirk High School. The society attended the United Nations Exhibit at the Buffalo Museum of Science and a mass meeting at Iamestown. We also held a dance on Iune 4. Our officers for the year were: Iacqueline Begier, President: Rebecca Bauer, Vice-Presi- dent: Runa Kaus, Secretary: Raul Kaus, Treasurer: Ann Swica, Chaplain. Our faculty advisors for the year were: Miss Viola Cox, Miss Pearl Reed and Mr. Iohn Kreider, l46l LATIN CLUB and HQNQR SQCIETY -wi I47I Hi-Y ROW I: Richard Dietzen. ROW ll: Edgar Puder, Leonard Cutcher. ROW III: Richard Sidey, Walter Wills, Clarence Snyder, Robert Rusbuldt. ROW IV: David Batcheller, Robert Foley, Allen Crowell, Albert Walter, Murray Shelton. l., ROW V: Mr. Reber, William Wells, Richard Zacharias, William Rosing, Mr. Olmsted, Mr. Kreider, Cornelius Novelli. The members of the Hi-Y have been very active in the past year. The major event of the year was the choosing of the Sweetheart ofthe Hi-Y at a Spring dance, the proceeds of which went to charity. This organization also sent a basket to the poor at Christmas time. They sent a representative to the state Hi-Y assembly at Albany, and two of its mern- bers participated in the area assembly. All the members attended the certification rally at Cassadaga Valley Central High Slhool. lt also held an annual Hi-Y banquet in May. Tri-Hi-Yi ROW I: lane Palmer, Ann Nelson, Nancy Ianice, Florence Parlato, Helen Baungartner, Patricia Wheeler. ROW ll: Mrs. Stecker, Ann Cobbe, Barbara Hitchcock, Gerrianne Griffin, Dorothy Greve, Sharon Paser, Marilyn Silver, Susan Weinbeg, Mary Lou Zacharias, Iudy Schwartz, Patricia Draves, Priscilla Rowe, Helen Hardt. During the past year the Tri-Hi-Y has been very successful in its projects. They held a successful candy sale. Basketball pencils with schedules were sold by the members. The club sponsored a movie, The Big Fix , the proceeds from which went to the World Youth Fund. At Christmas they prepared a basket for the poor. A picture tor the new auditorium was donated. The club also sponsored the last dance of the year. The program chairman, Barbara Hitchcock, provided interesting speakers for the programs throughout the year. The officers of the year are: President, Helen Baumgartnerp Vice-President, Florence Par- latoy Secretary, Nancy Ianice: Treasurer, Ann Nelson: Chaplain, -Patricia Wheeler, Advi- sors, Mrs. Stecker and Mrs. Reber. l 48 l 9 Hi-Y 'mm - Y Home Economics ROW' I, Elizabeth Bialaszewslci, Doris lirnmerson, Maxine Grupa, Frances Saniariino, lflorine Bianca, Rila Korwelc. llOW ll: Bose Kulpa, Rita Koslowslci, Mary Ann Dloniak, Citizen Reporter: Concelta Zaccari, Vice-Presidenlg Beverly Gillw, President Ioan Griswold, Secreiary, Lenora lnqavo, Treasurery Marie lean Geertson, Dolores Kulpa, Concetla Arcoraci. HOW lll: Marrzrie Webster, Helen Kuczmierz, Barbara Galowicz, Mary lane Szalkowski, Ruth Griswold, Dolores Brown, loan 'l'ofil, Elizalnelh Hagen, Lorraine Fijal, loan Schade, Belly Douglas, Patricia Koslowski. Stage Crew BOW I: Adellnert Reynolds, Carolyn Francis, Adviserg Frank Lapaqlia, Adviser, Agnes Wasielewski, lames Steqer. ROW ll: William Thompson, Alvin Case, Leonard Culclror, Leonard Kozlowski, Robert Bernard. ISOI X. wx 5 is lg 'i Spanish Club ROW I: Anne Swica, Presidentp Patricia Harnman, Nancy Wallclortf, Annette Bielat, Arbuta Minqlo, Shiela Mae Wlieeler, Barliara Hitchcock, Beverly Centner, Treasuerg Florence Kuiawa Andolfa lntravartzilo. ROW ll: Ann Colilie, Ianet Acquavia, Marv Freitas, lane Palmer, Patricia Krall, Susan Vtfeinlwerq, Indy Schwartz, Nancy Rueclcert, lames Cloos, Fred Yvbrosz, William Block, Vifilliam Burchett, Frank Daino, Scicrr-taryg Miss Koons, Adviser. ROW lll: Robert Block, Henry Wojnarowski, Patricia Calato, Carrnelita Cellino, Garnet Pattison, Irene Kapuczinski, Patricia Maternowski, Dolores Kulpa, Elaine Kruczynski, Dorothy Szczerliiacki, Lois Pizzclanti, Norman Struzyn- ski, William Cox, Ross Cellino, Vice President. l xx, LA - .,, , 74 .. ..-.....,-1 Qi, ..,.--'--- -'F Act IV THE STARS 1531 SENIOR I-'IERMAN ALBERTINE . . . Teenie , Character is higher than intellect . MARYIALDRICH . . . Mary , Silence is wisdom's reply . FEBDINAND ARCORACI . . . 'Fred', l waste not the night. in words . IOHN BANACH . . . Ianek , Learned in all youthful sports and pastimes . DOROTHY BARTKOWSKI . . . Barley , Friendly hearts have many friends' DAVID BATCHELLER . . . Dave , A heacl to contrive, a tonque to persuade REBECCA BAUER . . . Becky , The hand of intellect can achieve . HELEN BAUMGARTNER . . . Always up and doing . IACOUELINE BEGIER . . . lackie , Great thoughts come from the heart . DOMlNlCK BENINATI . . . Don , One who never changes . IACK BENSON . . . Ben , Vacation is the time for fun . QDBEBT BERNARD . . , Bob , A gentleman from toe to crown . RITA Bl LASZEWSKI . . . Beet , Common sense is not so common . Nl l54l x Q v x M5 N 1 , , r A ,. .I ttf., ff ,. 'if Fix F-'Y if N llx il' ls- skit. Sf... R Llp CLASS L2 FLORINE BIANCA ...' 'Flo , Conversation is a students workshop . ' WILLIAM BLOCK . . . Bill , ln quietness and confidence shall be your strength . N, ANGELO BOMASUTO ...' 'Bomer , His nerve is strong, his aim is true . DOLORES BRUCE . . . Action is the fruit of knowledge . f f GRACE BUCHANAN . . . Gracie , Poise and courtesy are virtues unsurpassed . , I MADGE CARGILL . . . Shorty , l speak in a moderately little voice . . EARL CARLSON . . . The silent man is most trusted . RICHARD CARLYON . . . Dick , He is an artist at heart . ' ALVIN CASE . . . Casey , Youth will have its fling . r F 5 F PETER CERANOWICZ . . . Saint Peter , Character is the arbiter of thought . 3 L Y 1 E LOUIS CIONGOLI . . . Lou , lt's Very difficult to be good . ,l F .. ,, ,, ,, A f' 1' ROBERT CLOOS . . . Peep , I do wander everywhere . X ' LEROY COTTRELL . . . Red , Youth may stray but will return . rssl ' Y Q 1 , I , ' V! ' .,f, V' ff, , X J!! fi l,:'A! ' 1' rl 1 if ' 1 ' 'Qi' I . L 4. O K 4, - 1 'P .LU . gulf ,, .I 7, ?' SENIOR yy?-E LORRAINE CRQSGROVE . . . singing A' ALLEN CROWELL . . . Al , He prefers to break loo and take wi :elf . if?-V LEONARD CUTCHER . . . Lenny , He has the gift of gab . BEATRICE CZOSNOWSKI . . . Beatty , Cheerfulness marks a contented spirit . Q RAYMOND DE LAND . . . Boogar , I came, I saw, I conquered . X' LEBERT DE PASOUALE . . . Trigger , Happiness lies in laughing . RICHARD DIETZEN . . . Dick , Great actions speak great minds . - CAROLE DILLENKOFER . . . Dilly , There is no living without friends . MARY ANN DOMST . . . Dee , Her smile is like sunshine . PATRICIA DOMST . . . Pat , I'll find a way BE'I I'Y DOUGLAS . . . Betsy , Work makes nothing impossible . PATRICIA ANN DRAVES . . . Paisy , There are no gains Without pains . NATALIE DUDECK . . . Nat , Virtue finds eternal fame . .sir-5 I 55 l SHIRLEY DYBECK , . . Pete , Here is sunny nature . MARIE EBERLE . . . Penny , Silence is more eloquent than RICHARD EBERT . . . Eb , My honor is my all . HELEN ECKERLE . . . Hel , Hope and sunshine every hour A CLASS words , ELIZABETH EGGERT , . . Betty , 'Thouqhtfulness comes from the heart . ROBERT ERICK . . . Bob , A qoocl man makes others good , IEANNE EVANS . . . Red , A frolic and genuine joy . LOIS FOX . . . Louy , Gentle are her ways . ANN MARIE FURNAR . . . Anna Re , Mild of manner, qentle of heart . THEO GAGE . . . Ted , Sorrow succurnbs to wit . ANTHONY GALAFARO . . . Tony , There is none more brave . MARIE GEERSTON . . . Ianie , None so fair . S BEVERLY GIBB . . . Bev , The blessinq of the earth is toil . N' I I ,IQ . I 1, 1 in-' ,f . J' , fe -L.. ' - 8 IS7 s I' . ff- ID - .1 I ,sf N ,f 4, l l ...I I xrf' ,V I 1 1 . ,. A t ight! tt 1 In Z, . SENI NAOMI GILLSON . . . lean , My soul today is far away . MARY ANN GORKA . . . Dolly , l have more zeal than wit . MARILYN GREVE . . . Mare , Ever in mation, blithescme and cheery . GERALDINE GRIFFIN . . . Grill , Hlmaqination rules the world . RUTH GRISWOLD . . . Ruth , Happiness is a condition ot the mind . MAXINE GRUPA . . . Max , Still water runs deep . LUCY GUARNATI ...' 'Lou , Smiles from reason flows . FRANCES GUGINO . . . Fran , Oh, our life's sweetness IOSEPH GULLO ...' 'lce , l neither lend nor borrow . LORETTA HAMERNIK . . . l-ler way makes many gains , RAYMOND HAMERNIK . . . Gundar , Manners make the gentleman . CHARLES HANNUM . . . Chuck , Swift to hear, slow to speak and wrath HELEN HARDT . . . Mike , All worlds a staqe- . A f58l ,ulwq A V AL., L I f! I f. ,ln p4 AL .1 1 .v 1 ,CA .1 - r t jf' xy iffy' WV' 1 5 1 BU' f' U we HA' P ' V RITA IAGUSZEWSKI . . . lockson , Full to the brim of life delight . NORMA IONES . . . Norm , Sincerity qives wings to power RUNA KAUS . . . Sweet compulsion cloth in music lie . FRANK KLAIBOR . . . Whi2zc1rd , There's G twinkle in his eye . RICHARD KOZLOWSKI . . . Dick , Give thy thought no tongue . ALFRED KROCHMAL . . . Stc1rchy , As true os steel ROBERT KUHN . . . Kuhnie , l connot hide what I om . WANDA LAMB . . . As merry os the day is long . IAMES LAUTENSLAKER . . . lim , Good, just. ond honest . ALICE LEVANDOWSKI . . . Al , Wisdom is only in truth . FRANK LEVANDOWSKI . . . Lever , The mildest monner with the bravest mind . ROBERT LINBERG . . . Boo , He is the mildest mon . DOLORES LUDES . . . Lou , To be olive in such cm age? T591 M2235 A! ,I .. M. f V 4 A 5 ' ' tru , , I I-. iff T5 ' 7 QC' . 1-1 J' , ,i- ,,- rf , lp s ,rw ., X I f ,R lr-J 1 x-, f V L V w V if X it n. tljmhd ij ' C x I SENIOR ROSEMARY LUDWISZEWSKI . . . Rosee , It is good to be friendly . ROBERT LUNGER . . . Bo , To he strong is to be happy . ROBERT MACKOWTAK . . . Mock , He worked both hard and strong . ALBERT MAYOTT ...' 'Dinty , Life is here for everyone to enjoy . BEATRICE MASLACK . . . Spiders , Talking she knew not why cmd cclred not what GENEVIEVE MATACZYNSKI . . . Ienr1y , Persuasion tips her tongue . HOWARD MEYERS . . . Pee Wee , And 'tis no marvel he's so humorous . JOHN MEYERS . . . lack , Now I qo, do not Weep Women . LORRAINE MEYERS . . . Topsy , Be merry if you are Wise . LEONARD MICHALAK . . . Lenny , There are toys for ali cqes . KATHERINE MIGNOLI . . . Muna , I am wealthy in my friends . DOLORES MIZWA . . , Mizzy , Friendship is cr sheltering tree . FLORENCE MOCH . Bernie , Smooth success he strew'd before your feet I' 601 1 CLASS BETTY IANE MOORE . . . Art alone is eternal . DOLORES MOREY . , . Dee , A pure, transparent and radiant lace . RONALD MOSER . . . Bud , Truth is miqhiiest of all . EUGENE MURPHY . . . Murph , What should a man do but be merry . IOHN NAETZKER . . . The stronger always succeeds . TULIO OLIVERI . . . Bird , By'r lady, he's a good musician . Jo T DONALD ORTS . . . Stadee , The mind is the man . X4 ROBERT PAKULSKI . . . Bobo , Silence is more eloquent than words . ' '72 FRANCES PARKER . . . Franny , A studious decliner of honors . LORRAINE PANOWICZ . . . Bunny , Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers .X l FLORENCE PARLATO . . . Par , Character costs little. gains much . SHARON PASER . . . Shar , Always a smile for everyone . DAISY PETZ . . . Dup , She moves as a goddess . l51l ig CFS 5 Q J.- J -.u fi I Q10 x AI 51 J . v y 4,7 Q 1 A .- 'J ,j x ,' , v,v SENIOR DOLORES PHELPS . . . Phelps , All truths are not io be iold . ANTHONY PIETRO . . . Tony , How true a qenilemenn. ELAINE POKRZYWKA . . . Baker , Rich in thought and character . PHYLLIS POWESKI . . . Flip , Spirit illuminaies everything . THERESA PRESUTTI . . . Te-rry', The liqhi oi heaven in her radiant eyes ROBERT PRlCE . . . Bob , Young fellows will be young fellows . IANET PRICE . . . Penny , Silence more musical than any song . AURELIA PRYGA . . . Aury , I-lere's a sweet soul . EDGAR PUDER . . . Eddy , Modesty becomes a younq man . MICHAEL A. PUGLISI . . . Mike , Small in siaiure, great in spirit . LEO RACZEK . . . Lee , In his look there is no fear . CLOVER RANSBURY . . . Clover , As qay as a circus . RALPH RATKIEWICZ . . . Butch , Life is but thouqhim. f62l 5 1 O bf CLASS BEATRICE RAYNOR . . . Bea , Honor is purchased by our deeds . BEVERLY RHINEHART . . . Bev , Talking is her nature . ROBERT RICH . . . Bob , Thrifty, thoughtful and never idle . URSULA RIESTERER . . . Oscar , As merry as a cricket . WILLIAM ROSING . . . Bill , Forever foremost in the ranks o NYLA RUDD . . . Patience and gentleness is power . f fun . NANCY RUECKERT . . . Nan , She adds charm to everything . ROBERT RUSEULDT . . , Bch , We are the music-makers , IOAN RYBY . . . Have we not hearts to love? . IOAN SCHADE . . . looney , Words govern the universe . IOAN SCHCLTES . . . Ioanie , What grace is seated on that brow . IAMES SCHMATZ . . . Smayo , First thoughts are often best IOHN SCHRANTZ . . . Buzz , Goodly is he that goodly doeth . l63l MQW W?,,.f.'? if ' v 1-ll! ' l IW SENIOR I, ROBERT SCI-IRANTZ . . . Bob , Speak low if you speak of love . MARGARET SEKULA . . . Peggy , A heart to conceive, a hand to execute . RUTH SHAW . . . Ruthie , My thoughts are my companions . l-IAZEL Sl-IULTZ . . . I-Iaz , Quiet ways, artists souI . RICHARD SIDEY . . . Dick , Music charms the peaceful mind . MARILYN SILVER . . . Mare , Goodness springs from the heart . BRONISLAUS SKUBIS . . . Brownie , A better schoolmate hard to find . RICHARD SNYDER . . . Dick , I am not a common man . SANTINA SPINA . . . Tina , Her steps are light , IAMES STEGER . . . lim , Man is his own star . ELIZABETH STRANZ . . . Betty , Mild and gentle in her words . GERALDINE SZACH . . . Gerry , Conversation is a game oi circles . DOROTHY SZCZERBACKI . . . Dedo , Little said is soonest mended . I64 ? '1Sl'i CLASS IANET SZCZERBACKI . . . Brehd , The shortest answer is in doing . VIRGINIA SZUKALA . . . Virg , Happy hearts are better than wealth. MILDRED TECLAW . . . Millie , Circumstancel I make circumstance . DIANE TERESE . . . Dee , There's a merry heart . ALICE THOMPSON . , . Alice Silence is the best ornament CHARLES TIPPINS . . . I-Ialfpintu I dare do anything that may become a man . VIRGINIA TIZZANO . . . Ginger , Silence brings friendship . WILLIAM VAUGHN . . . Boo , I've lived and loved . MARILYN VOGT. . . Honey , Youthl Forever dear, forever kind . AUDREY WALDORFF . . . Red Elegant as simplicity, Warm as ecstacyu. AGNES WASIELEWSKI . . . Ag , Cleverness is serviceable MARIORIE WEBSTER . . . Margie , Man delights not me . FRANCIS WELKA . . . Frank , His aim is strong and true . 8 for everything . l65l if I I l I -lA'-J-J,,,,.,,.-----'- ' Y ' H ' ' ' . .---'- -,- ll RENIQR I, J L. It 'lx' JL L ' PATRICIA WHEELER . . . Wee , The world looks better from behind WM a smile . U WALTER WILLS . . . Waldo , Few are those who persevere . ,g 1,1 I DANIEL WINCENCIAK . . . Baldy , It's great to be alive , WILMA WIRTNER . . . Bridge , 'Rhapsodiesf in blue are her eyes . IRENE WISNIEWSKI . . , Renee , Cheerful company shortens the milesf HENRY WOINAROWSKI . . . Hank , Wisdom is above rubiesm. FRANCES WOLANIN . . , Franny , An honest heart possesses a kingdom . CONCETTA ZACCARI . . . Connie , She comes apparelled like the spring . FRANK ZACCARI . . . Chico , I-Ie sits high in all peopIe's hearts . I MARY LOU ZACI-IARIAS Lou , Charm is her crowning glory . N 3 IOANNE ZEBRACKI . . . Bubbles , Good times come but once . CELINE ZEBRASKI . . . Ci1ly , Zealous, yet modest . GERALDINE ZIELINSKI . , . Gerry , Sweet girl graduate with her glittering hair . -,X ROBERT ZIELINSKI . . . Curly , To have a friend is to be one . X F561 WR' 5+1Hvi- v it Sw,- ,ff7' Mug. Q, 'J l. Robert Rich. 2. Senior Class Officers. 3. Natalie Dudek. 4. Ieanne Evans. 5. Guess Who? 6. Santino Spina. 7. Richard Dietzen. 8. Helen I-lardt and LaVern Baker. 9. Runa Kaus. lU. Madge Cargill. ll. Helen Baumqartner. 12. Michael Puqlisi. 13. Norma Jones. i671 SENIOR 1 S BEST PERSONALITY Florence Parlaio and Robert Rich BEST SPORTS Sharon Paser and William Booey Vaughn MOST BASHFUL Walter Wills and Mary Aldrich BEST DANCERS Richard Carlyon and Mary Lou Zacharias l68l BIGGEST LINE Raymond DeLand and Gerrianne Griffin BEST DRESSED SUPERLATIVES Daisy Peiz and Bill Rosinq MOST MUSICAL Runa Kaus and Tulio Olivieri BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Helen I-Iardt and David Batcheller I69I !f SENICR CLASS WILL We, the class of '48 hereby bequeath the following treasured memories oi our class to our deserving underclassmen: Iackie Begier's energy to Theresa Schrantz Anthony Calato's sideburns to Donald Novelli Albert Mayott's drowsiness to Danny Murray Frances Guginds shining hair to Dolores Miehl Robert Kuhn's coiifure to Anthony La Tona Irene Wisniewski's jitterbugqing to Patricia Nichols Marilyn Silver's dimples to Priscilla Rowe Mike Pulgisi's height to Robert Groesch Lenny Cutcher's line to Albert Walter Becky Bauer's southern accent to Betty Ann Graf Patty Domst's sweetness to Charmaine N owicki Robert Price's Walk to Arbuta Mingle Santina Spina's voice to Loretta Logan Lorraine Crosgrove's giggle to Lois Pizzolanti Ioan Schade's imagination to Barbara Hitchcock Nancy Rueckert's blonde hair to Irene Perry Dorothy Szczerbacki's bangs to Emily Aular Norma Iones s blush to Ann Cobbe Theresa Presutti's lipstick to Katherine Antolini LeRoy Cottrell's red bow tie to Donald Stecker David Batcheller's camera to Iohn Carr Alice Levandoski's sincerity to Susan Weinberg Ronald Mackowiak's modesty to Iarnes Sobecki The Class of 48's initiative to all underclassmen. I70l CLASS PRCPHECY As we approach the marquee of the Grand Theater , 'owned by Lebert De Pasquale, we see in lights the famous names of the latest Hollywood couple, Clover Ransbury and the popular matinee idol, Buzz Schrantz, now starring in The Eternal Triangle, written by Bobo Lunger and directed by Charles Hannum. A cab, driven by Patty Wheeler zooms up to the curb, and we see arriving the newly wedded couple, Bradley C. Tippins and his wife, Beatrice Maslach, the former champion lady mountain climber. They are assisted out of the car by the doorman, Iohn Naetzker. Strolling through the lobby we see such local notables as the mayor, Iames Schmatz, the superintendent of schools, Eugene Murphy: the district attomey, Edgar Pudery the presi- dent of the local bank, Leo Raczyk: garbage man, Richard Sidey: and the noted paint brush bristle straightener, Robert Rich. We buy our tickets from Virginia Szukala at the box office and they are taken at the door by Robert Zielinski. We are escorted to our seats by several lovely usherettes, Betty lane Moore, Genevieve Mataczysnki, Natalie Dudeck, and Mary Ann Domst. The houselights dim and the show begins with the Dunkirk Wowy News Flashes. We discover that the famous scientist, Robert Linberg, has stated that the world is neither round nor flat, but oval. Also, his co-partner, Ioseph Gullo, has claimed that the ants are taking over civilization and that one should step on every one he sees. Here the picture changes to the smooth precision and rhythm of the Mud Puddle Chor- ines displaying their acquatics, and we see Marie Eberle, Celine Zebrasky, loanne Zebracki, and Ianet Prince swimming through the bubbling foam. Previews of coming attractions show us that You Can't Take It With You is appearing for the lOOth time with the original senior play cast. We see also Howard Meyers and Mildred Teclaw co-starring in the new western, Bob Pakulski and his let-Propelled Bandits , with Butch Ratkiewicz and Frank Klaibor. And now a selected short subject. A flicker flash back of Tarzan Conquers Madam Hazamba , with lack Benson in the title role, Margie Webster as Iane, Donald Orts as Boy, Bob Schrantz as Cheetah, and Ioan Ryby as Madam Hazamba. Louis Ciongoli and Hermie Al- bertine are so enticed by this magnificent piece of drama that they take to playing tag on the chandeliers. The next feature is also a short subject in which Bill Block and his orchestra introduce the newest song by Helen Baumgartner, which is sung by Marilyn Greve and her Swingtette, composed of Grace Buchanan, Elizabeth Eggert, Ieanne Evans, Theo Gage, Iohn Meyers, Raymond Hamernik, Alfred Krochmal, and Richard Snyder. This entertaining short is inter- rupted by a crunching sound issuing form the seat behind us, and we turn around to see Ronald Moser eating popcom contentedly, though somewhat noisily. Anything following this cannot be seen because of a pair of ladies who sit in front of us and whose hats completely obstruct all vision of the screen. They are none other than Lois Fox and Carole Dillenkofer. We leave the theater and move up the main street to Henry's Hash House, owned by Henry Ebert, whose chef, Alvin Case, has made this place a popular eating establishment with his Eggs A La Alvin . After ordering a double serving of this dish, we are entertained by a violinist who passes to our table and plays our requests for a slight fee. Looking closely, we recognized him to be fred Arcoraci. While we are waiting for our order a slight accident occurs when the two waiters, Robert Cloos and Bronislaus Skubis collide, upsetting a bowl of hot soup down the back of Agnes Wasielewski. We leave the restaurant with a feeling of contentment and move toward home, happy, though tired. l7ll lN MEMORIAM Edmund Skippy Sekula Ir. was born in Iune 30, 1930. He was a rather short blond-haired boy. He attended St. I-lyacinth's grade school from which he graduated in Iune 1944. Skippy en- tered D. H. S. in September 1944 choos- ing the Manual Arts course which he was forced to leave because of his ill health. However, for a short time he con- tinued his studies at home. Skippy liked to read and study, and his hobbies were model plane building and amateur magic. Skippy's untimely death at the age of l4,,on March 29, 1945 brought sad- ness to his relatives, iriends and associ- ates who loved his charming person- ality and his thoughttulness for others. Had he lived, Skippy would have grad- uated on his 18th birthday with this class who now offers him tribute. iw. To Marilyn lean Eisele, We the mem- bers of the class oi '48 pay tribute. Miss Eisele was born May 28, 1930 and passed away at the age ot sixteen. She was active in the field ot sports. While a freshman she participated in volleyball, basketball, deck tennis, soit ball, and bowling. Marilyn was a member of the girls champion basketball team in her Sophomore year. She was also very active in other intramural sports. She was liked by her classmates be- cause oi her vivacious personality and gradifying character. And so to you, Marilyn lean Eisele, we the members of the senior class pay our respects. SENICDR PLAY Act V THE ANGELS Y, f751 Professional Patrons Palmer, Rowe, and Palmer Dr. Francis Sobkowski C. H. Richards, M. D. Dr. Harry Pogorzelski Dr. Charles Hannum Woodin G Woodin Dr. A. V. Parlato Clare Barnes and Donald C. Aiken Fitzer Insurance Agency White Eagle Bakery Tornrny's Market lack and Iill Kaiser 61 Nutting Insurance Agency Dieges Sz Clust I7 Iohn Street New York, New York MANUFACTURING SPECIALTY IEWELERS - CLASS RINGS AND PINS MEDALS, CUPS, TROPHIES, AND PLAQUES ATHLETIC AWARDS Represented by C. W. GREVE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK l76l SINCERE GOOD WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 Cease-'S CENTRAL AVENUE - FAMOUS FOR QUALITY FOODS - F771 IT PAYS TO PLAY TEAM OUTFITTERS AWARD SWEATERS CS IACKETS TROPI-IYS 6. CHARMS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 WaIt's Sporting Goods QUALITY SPORTING GOODS ALWAYS 27 E. THIRD STREET PHONE 2223 DEAN ELECTRICAL CO. I3 EAST THIRD STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK BEST WISI-IES GRADUATES FROM CENTRAL GARAGE Presents Congratulations To The 214 CENTRAL AVENUE Graduates coMPL1MENTs OF PHONE 2195 CAIN CO-' INC- DEsMoND com. oo. Lumber 5' Coal Anthracite G Bituminous Coal For Your Home Socony Gas - Mobiloil 18 LAKE SHORE DRIVE EAST PHONE 2109 40 LAKE SHORE DRIVE EAST DUNKIRK, NEW YORK 78 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS AL'S SUNOCO SERVICE Finest In Service, Quality, cmd Speed SUPREME BAKERY Danish Pastry, and Decorated Cakes, Our Speciality 327 MAIN STREET PHONE 6334 PHONE 6032 LAKESI-IORE PAINT AND WALLPAPER COMPANY 613 EAST THIRD STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS FROM CI-IAUTAUOUA APPLIANCES COMPANY 6 95 EAST THIRD STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK Best Wishes, Seniors WILLIAM REUCKERT dt SON 19 RUGGLES STREET PHONE 2040 Best Wishes to the Class of '48 G. R. KINNEY co.- KAY CANNON, MGR. GOOD LUCK TO T1-IE CLASS OF '48 BOGSTERS' Ioe Heid BERT BOAN G1aberrnan's Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hamemik Roofing - Siding - Insulation Dr, E, A, Foley R. P. Schrantz PHONE 2654 Modern Shoe Repair 10 LAKE SHORE DRIVE EAST Edward Rusch l'79'I Dunkirk Family Bakery EAST FOURTH STREET AT PARK AVENUE Conqrcrtulotes The Class of '48 CONGRATULATIONS, BEST WISHES GRADUATES OF 1948 The Boston Store Loccxted on Main Street Dunkirk, New York BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OE 1948 N. S. Briggs Sz Sons, Inc CREAM TOP DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 2238 73-75 LAKE SHORE DRIVE EAST DUNKIRK, NEW YORK IBOT THE McC1e1'1athan Printery' Incorporated PRINTERS OF TEE IVY TQWER - 1948 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1948 COME TO RUSCH'S For Good Food W. LAKE SHORE DRIVE SEASONABLY CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS WEDDING BOUOUETS SAHLE BROTHERS 97-101 NEVVTON STREET FREDONIA, NEW YORK DUNKIRK, NEW YORK Ph0Il9 2-7071 CONGRATULATIONS , If You Dont Know Furs CLASS OF '48 s Know Your Fumer DIETZENS KENDALL SERVICE CENTRAL AT FIFTH DUNKIRK, NEW YORK E. HOLLOWELL 517 LEOPARD STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS IAYNE'S CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK GOMPLIMENTS OF BRIDGE GENERAL TIRE COMPANY, INC. 420 LEOPARD STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK S. S. KRESGE 61 CO. EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK BEST WISI-IES FROM I. FAFINSKI GROCERY TOWNSEND STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK Stanley Fedyszyn's RED 5: WHITE STORE EXTENDS ITS BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '48 327 LAKE SHORE DRIVE EAST BEST wrsmzs TO T1-11-: GRADUATES LAKE SHORE HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CO 212 LAKE SHORE DRIVE EAST DUNKIRK, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS DUNKIRK ROOFING G SIDING CO 198 LAKE SHORE DRIVE EAST DUNKIRK, NEW YORK Expert Shoe Rebuilding High Grade Materials CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 CHARLES MESSINA SHOE REPAIR SHOP 31 W WRIGHT STREET DUNKIRK, Tents BEST WISHES Life Rafts Tools Sun Glasses Tarpaulins TO THE SENIORS Hammocks The Trading Post War Surplus and PX Supplies 422 Main Street Phone 6528 Dunkirk, New York CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 Pusaterfs Market Meats of Quality 19 Wright Street Phone 2289 Dunkirk, New York For a soda, sundae, or a coke MEET THE GANG AT BLACKMER G LUDLUM 421 MAIN STREET DUNKIRK, N. Y. PHONE 3554 COMPLIMENTS OF DOUGLAS STUDIOS Portraits Commercial Photographer 608 SWAN STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK L. 6: R. ELECTRIC CO. CONGRATULATES THE SENIORS OF '48 196 LAKE SHORE DRIVE EAST DUNKIRK, NEW YORK BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '48 MORGAN LINEN SUPPLY 38 EAST DOUGHTY STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF THE PARIS FASHION SHOPS The Friendly Store 306 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK PHONE 2121 DUNKIRK LUMBER AND COAL CO. Mason's and Builder's Supplies Planinq Mill Operators 526 S. ROBERTS RD. DUNKIRK, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES THE CLASS OF '48 T DUNKIRK LAUNDRY CO., INC. 205 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK O PHONE 2646 MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM OUR PROFUSION OF Fine Flowers LUDES BROTHERS END OF LINCOLN AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK After Graduation you naturally plan for your future progress to strive to attain success so you can enjoy comfort and happiness. You will find a Bank Account very helpful in accu- rnulatinq sufficient funds to carry out your proqrarn. Lake Shore National Bank Dunkirk Trust Company DUNKIRK oFP1cE or Manufacturers Sr Traders Trust Co. MEMBERS OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I85l P. H. Carlyon, Inc. PLUMBING - HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING 215 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK C. A. MARMUROWICZ SERVICE HARDWARE CO. Popular and Classical Records 129 EAST SECOND STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK FOURTH STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK Evemhmq in Groceries cmd Meats BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1948 MAC KENDRICICS loin the Crowd at Mac's THIRD STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK l86l GOOD LUCK GRADUATES THE Weiss Hardware Co. 311 MAIN STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK PHONE 5455 CENTRAL HARDWARE AND ELECTRIC CO. DUNKIRK, NEW YORK PHONE 2629 COMPLIMENTS CF BENTLEY AND RENCKENS Dairy Products Buttermilk, Cottage Cheese and Perfectly Pctsteurized Milk cmd Cream DUNKIRK. NEW YORK Good Things To Eat At THE PANTRY 36 W. SIXTH STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK IOSEPH'S CLOTHES SHOP MEN'S WEAR FINE CLEAN FORMAL WEAR FOR RENT CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STS. DUNKIRK, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF PICKARD'S 216 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK LEOTA'S GIFT CORNER Distinctive Gifts cmd Novelties Hummel Cards 325 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK 87 BEST WISHES to the Class of 1948 Canclyland The Home OI QUALITY ICE CREAM AND CANDY CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS I-I. C. Ehlers Co. Dunkirk's First Furniture Store' Home Furnishers Funeral Directors CENTRAL AVENUE AT FOURTH STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK MONROE'S DRUG STORES DUNKIRK, NEW YORK COMPLIMEN TS OF TI-IE COFFEE HOUSE 337 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF HOTEL FRANCIS I. I. O'I-IAIRE, President I. W. MCSORLEY, Manager CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF '48 CAPITOL TI-IEATRE 131 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 George H. Graf Sz Co., Inc. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS PHONE 2395 DUNKIRK, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF THE WEST DRUG CO '309 CENTRAL AVENUE and CONGRATULATIONS THE CORNER TO THE NEWS CLASS OF ,48 355 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK I Knowlton s PHONE 2058 152 Ecrst Fourth Street I CONGRATULATIONS DUNKIRK, NEW YORK BOOTH'S DAIRY, INC 327 DOVE STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK 9 BEST WISHES CLASS OF '48 ROSINGFS EAST FOURTH STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK f o COMPLIMENTS OF The making of good jelly is an art. We make that art our business. NAETZKER BROTHERS BEDFORD PRODUCTS 336 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK I. C. Penney Co., Inc. CONGRATULATIONS The Class of 1948 314 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK F901 SET YOUR SIGHTS HIGH TO THE CLASS OF '48 Congratulations TI-IE SAFE STCDRE CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK I911 PHONE 6690 Andrew's slip covers and draperies are diiferentl Contrasting panels cmd valences. gay piping, and unusual materials feature the distinctive covers that show a decorator's ANDREWS SPECIALITY SHOP 172 EAST FOURTH STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK touch. COMPLIMENTS OP' RALPH B. IONES INC. Ford Sales and Service 22 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK. NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS FROM Get Your Men's Ready To Wear OASALE AND COMPANY Af IOSEPH CLOTHES SHOP 97 EAST THIRD STREET DUNKIRK' NEW YORK MAIN at THIRD DUNKIRK, NEW YORK GOOD WISHES FOR YOUR SUCCESS FROM THE NEW YORK STORE 322 MAIN STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK BOOSTERS: The Lumber Store Like Knu Shoe Repair Mary's Soda Bar Tuczynski's Meats and Groceries Rider Garage M. Dzediech C. I. Supkoski Albert Foley Samuel Feldman Guqino's News Stand BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 FIRESTONE 301 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK 2 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES Qi , DUNKIRK, NEW YORK Allegheny Ludlum Steel CORPORATION DUNKIRK, NEW YORK - MAKERS OE FINE STEELS - l93l BOOSTERS: Crosswhite's N. P. Schrantz Grocery Steve's Market Loeb and Weinett Charles Ross Main Appliance Co. Adams Home Furnishings Union Bus Depot Burns Coal Company MCGRAW FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF SCHAFER'S SUPER SERVICE Studebaker Sales and Service LAKE SHORE DRIVE WEST DUNKIRK, NEW YORK You'll look smart in an outfit from our junior department I-IABER'S Furs-Ready-to-Wear 33 MAIN STREET DUNKIRK. NEW YORK SEYBOLD BROTHERS COMPLIMENTS C F M. I. COLLINS Washed Sand and Graded Gravel DISTRIBUTOR BENNETT ROAD DUNKIRK, NEW YORK Mission, Wethyfs and Squirt Dunkirk 2278 Fredonia 2-4373 Beverages PHONE 2037 SEWING . . . ' Instructions Machines Everything in Fine Meats at Notions PEOPLE'S MARKET SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 201 WASHINGTON AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK 345 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK BEST WISHES FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS CCMPLIMENTS CE Koch's Company DUNKIRK, NEW YORK f951 STANLEY MEKUS ' DUNKIRK ICE CREAM CO. FURS Dunkirk's Finest Cold Storage Vaults A Better Finer Ice Cream 614 DEER STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK 317 MAIN STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF LAKE SHORE SAVINGS AND Becker's Butter-Krust Bread LAKESIDE BAKING LOAN ASSOCIATION COMPANY, INC. PHONE 4412 PHONE 2237 128 EAST FOURTH DUNKIRK, NEW Yomc DUNKIRK' NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL YOUNG GRADUATES OF THE DUNKIRK HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OE 1948 American Locomotive Co. ALCO PRODUCTS DIVISION DUNKIRK NEW YORK l96l CONGRATULATIONS DOMINIC CRINC SANITARY RECEIVER oo. GfocefijfjlaCglgoifiglggpgfjsCfem COMPLIMEN TS OF DUNKIRK. NEW YORK PHONE 7444 63 EAST SEVENTH STREET DUNKIRK, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM WEISS CSI REUTER DEALERS IN DeSOTO AND PLYMOUTH CARS 805-809 CENTRAL AVENUE DUNKIRK, NEW YORK Professional Patrons IOSEPH R. LQPAGLIA, M. D. A HOWARD W. F OSS, M. D. IOHN F. FOSS, M. D. F971 CONGRATULATIONS PROM TERRA SIGMA DELTA GAIL Credit Iewelers Wishes The Class of '48 The Best of Luck cmd Much 335 CENTRAL AVENUE Success DUNKIRK, NEW YORK PRESENTS ITS BEST WISI-IES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '48 VAN RAALTE CO. OFFERS ITS CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1948 AND WISI-IES TI-IE CLASS A GREAT DEAL OF SUCCESS f98I Dunkirk Radiaior Corporation COAL, OIL AND GAS BOILERS RADIATORS AND CONVECTORS FOR STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATERS DUNKIRK, NEW YORK D nkirk, N. Y.'s Gift Center BLITZ PANZER RAUS CONGRATULATIONS Red IOh1'1 B011 THE ART SHOP Dick Louie Ben PHONE saso 162 EAST 4TH STREET Blu Hem Printing Commercial Framing Art Work PHoNE 2695 COMPLIMENTS OF WHEELER MOTOR EXPRESS BALDWIN-DUDLEY MOTORS Established 1920 INC. PHONE 2298 S t Dunkirk, Buffalo, Westfield, 24 LAKE SHORE DRIVE WEST and Imeswwn DUNKIRK, NEW Yomc DUNKIRK, NEW Yom: 99 , W, pfiutoqraphs M W Q Vi!! W'J , WQWZJ 1 h 1 -