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

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CENTENNIAL CELEBRITY No man goes about a more godly busmess than he who us con cerned wuth the rnght upbrnngmg of has own and o t h e r people s children Aristotle Mr John D Oinan The 1958 graduatmg class proudly presents nts 1958 Ivy Tower to Mr O Braan Jomnng the Dunkurk Hugh School faculty In 1923 Mr OBnan has served under two prlnclpals and three superuntendents He has taught mechanlcal drawing English l and Druver Tralnmg The many students that have passed through Mr OBrnons classes mcludnng many of our parents loan with us an thus salute to o faathful teacher and a loyal frnend 5 ll . . . I ' ll 1 . . . , . .. . . . , . . , . 1 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 1

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HIGHLIGHTS OF DUNKIRK HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING PROGRAM What happened in 1858? Cyrus W. Field spliced Europe and America with the Atlantic cable in Augustg Bernadette made a shrine at Lourdes famous in Februaryg Lincoln and Douglas carried on forensically during the summerg Minnesota was admitted to the Union as the thirty-second state in Mayg and Oliver Wendell Holmes published The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table. Here in Dunkirk, Number One School was a year old and housed the first graduating class of the newly incorporated Dunkirk Free School District. Twenty years later plans were executed to erect the first structure on the present campus. This five acre plot was obtained by the district through the influence of Mr. Walter Smith, one of Dunkirk's enterprising citizens. The new red, brick building known as the Dunkirk Academy was opened in l88l. The beautiful trees on the campus were planted in l890. In l896, the Academy was enlarged by an addition several times the original size. Ten years later another addition provided space for the Junior High School. The present new building was erected in 1925. l956 saw the dedication of the new Field House at the athletic field in memory of Charles Aey, a former coach at Dunkirk High School. During the summer of l957 a teachers' parking lot was built on the south side of the campus near Sixth Street. The tower in winter New parking lot