Dunkirk High School - Ivy Tower Yearbook (Dunkirk, NY)
- Class of 1959
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The perennial problems of government have always challenged the best minds. The difficulties of the United Nations have been made real to Dunkirk High School students through their own government, the Student Council. The wishes of the Class of i959 are expressed in the words of Thomas Paine, - Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must, like men, undergo the fatigue of supporting it. Dunkirk High Schoc ammr.smnnwf -'s- r M ' v'r' ff f--f -- r , -f -... .i . .i .... ..s , 1 .emtmnl 7 Mn .f , We-f - 1 3 will . -... 1 IFBQSN Q3-.N g I ' , Q miill6Il Iiiiiillm 1'-' V 9 V 'fi llilllllilllllllllll - Student Council Administration Page 6, Seniors ..n...n ---Page 22, Underclassmen Page 58 SP0ffS -- ,- -As Page 72. Cll-IbS V- Page 86. s....mx-um X we ,Ws:mlnnu.....NmXfu...mN ge, is-yum , -f,- ,iw ,wi-,r. DMINISTRATIO The skyline of the United Nations - symbol of strength and courage, is the sketch used to introduce the faculty and administrat- ive staff of our school. Through their guid- ance and encouragement our hopes and am- bitions for the future are brought closer to fulfillment. ff -4M SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Thomas E. Harney BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICE Mrs. Lucia Meekin, Mrs. Eleanor Rider, Sec- ATTENDANCE OFFICE retary: Mrs. Mary Palmeri, Standing: Ann Miss Jean Szwejbka, Supt. of Buildings Mr. Kozlowski, Beverly Sadowski, Miss Rose Edward Zuchowski, and Miss Elizabeth Welka. Tizzano. 8 Dr. Samuel Patti, Everett P. Overturf, Anthony J. Valentine, Byron R. Woodin, John W. Farrell, and Michael M. Woloszyn. BOARD OF EDUCATION vis OFFICERS: Mrs. Frances N. Dew, Vice-President: William R Nowak, President, Leon A. Damian, Secretary. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT: Dr, Edgar Bieber, School Physician: Miss Victoria Motto, Dental Hygienist: Mrs. Mary Whitney, Stenographerg and Miss Alma M. Brooks, School Nurse PRINCIPAL DUNKIRK HIGH SCHOOL Richard W. Hayes PRINCIPAL OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Walter A. 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H5 5 .E - iii 5 . :' ' U s -1 , - .15 -' J -:- 9 5 F1 VL Sz fix EH 7 lm ,M W L.., wk N W wk tile xi Q gfri ,..b :,, ,gqe-:z'rrexxm ,gu k ,fag 95. A K X i I , 1 Q ii 12 ff QQ . Q s ,. L,,, 2 , , 2 , I 1 Q 1 ' Q I I I af . S 1 L 3' 5 r . , V . 2 QI' w s - , 7 E i ' ii kiss Q ,ff f'5'w-i' N? Ki -A-an Aa - 1' ' . 2 . if 1 6' 1 X 4 Q 3 . ,J L, , J. 0 5 VZ., P , 5 me 1 if 6 599 gg M, . .,, M mr-afw'1'fW ' .gf ig ' L. mn ,,.m,., M.W,,,, -fgazeswhg ei -an ...f ww M, IM-'shi ,bw WZ. ,nw- VP:-. Q' 1.4 Y f. HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE Miss Marie Ivory and Mrs. Harold Duncan, Secretary to the Principal. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Mrs. Helen Crocoll, Mrs. lngobore Driscoll, Mrs. Helen Kinney, Mrs. Florence Bielcwski Mrs. Rhevo Burchett, Cook, Moncger. YO' 'Qu-s 20 X N , S A A' A A ' QS? . I . 2 F F 3722: 3 A s EX XX K MECHANICS AND CUSTODIANS Mr. Harry Johnson, Mr, Frank La Paglia, Mr Leonard Catalano, Mr. Albin Sell, Mr Eric Lancaster, Mr. Samuel Arcadipane, and Mr. Joseph Gugina. Robert Lyczkowski figures Steve Szczerbacki's account in cafeteria. i 3 z SENIORS No matter what language is spoken, there comes a time when one must say good- bye. It is with this book that the Seniors say goodbye . . . goodbye to school friends, teach- ers, and four years of adventure. The memories of class parties, proms, plays, and many other activities will always be a source of nostalgia for the Class of '59. X ' ' f X Q' , CHEEEIUQ so Lone l egg X S ' X3 , fi Nu f -i B slam 1.eATb , D I I b Ruf 'flaliecleifselxeu EGO X JQZ0 a, B ' x X 'R HQ xg ss mm xg., 5 J' ,R Sie ,P '..A - - 'lr S , 1 I i I QV. jp PATRICIA ABBATA Trish Bubbling over with school spirit . . . Energetic varsity cheer- leader . . . Always dependable. Spanish I5 Chorus 45 Cheer- leader l, 2, 45 Beta Tri Hi-Y 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 35 D Club 3, 45 Leaders Club 45 Vice-President Jack- sonian Club, Emerson Club. GERALDINE ARCORACI l1Gerryll A fashion forecast . . . Dark enchanting eyes . . . wonder- ful to know and be with. Spanish I5 Chorus 25 Musical 25 F.B.L.A. 45 D Club 3, 45 Leaders Club 45 Jeffersonian, Longfellow Club. SALVATORE ALESSI llsolll An artist at heart . . . Pleasant and practical . . . Always on the go. lvy Tower Staff 45 Washington History Club, Whittier English Club. JAMES ANDERSON Andy French 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Mu- sical 2, 3, 45 Washington Club and Whittier Club. 'ffhffvfvn 0 Q CARMEN BARLETTE Carm The outdoor type . . . has a love for leisure time . . . Serious when necessary. Historical Research, Longfel- low English Club, Football, Basketball, Track. 'RS e,,,,.x JOANNE BARLETTE IIJ oll Sociable with a twinkle in her eyes . . . her versatility has no end. Musical 2, 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Girls D Club 3, 45 Leaders Club 45 Jeffersonian Club, Longfel- low Club. JEAN APTHORP Jean Personality plus . . . whole- some and pert . . . bright blusher. Secretary i5 Student Council 35 Spanish l, 25 Musical 2, 35 Cheerleader l5 Senior Play, Alpha Tri Hi-Y 45 lvy Tower Staff 45 Honor Society Treasur- er 35 Assistant Secretary 45 Girls D Club 3, 45 Leaders Club 45 Historical Research, Chaucer Vice-President. 'R' JOHN BARNES Johnny Loves girls and cars . . . early bird catches the worm . . . appreciates a good joke. Jeffersonian Club, Longfellow Club. THERESA BARONE Terese As happy as the day is long fond ofsports... a bundle of pep and energy. Spanish l, Citizen Staff 3, 4, Tri Hi Y 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Jacksonian Club, Longfellow Club. MARTHA BRIGGS Martha Our star majorette . . . peppy personality . . . o good asset to our class. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Drum mai- orette, Chorus 2, Musical 2, 3, 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club, Jeffersonian Club, Whittier Club. JoHN am.Ec John Likes to sleep in history . . . everyone's pal . . . lively lad. Latin l, 2, 3, 4, Science and Re- search Club, Chaucer Club, Bas- ketball l, Track, Volleyball. Math Club 3, Historical ALBERT BRINKERHOFF sen What a car . . . interesting conversationalist . . . positive to succeed. Ivy Tower Staff, Historical Re- search Club, President, Shakes- peare Club, Football, Track. DAVID BIENKO Dave The quiet type . . . a cool head . .. a smile for every- one. Jeffersonian Club, Vice-Presi- dent, Longfellow Club, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, Tennis BARBARA BRUNO nBorbu Can always be heard . . . ex- cels in art . . . loves a good time. Spanish 3, 4, Latin l, Band 3, 4, Chorus 2, Citizen Staff 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, lvy Tower Staff 4, Nation Builders, Ten- nyson English Club. ELAINE BISCARO Biscuit Let a chuckle replace' every care . . . filled with a melody . . . a credit to the D.H.S. Band. Student Council 3, Latin l-4, Science Club 3, Band l-4, Cit- izen Staff 4, Musical l-4, Tri Hi Y 2, 3, 4, Ivy Tower Staff 3, 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Lead- ers' Club 4, Jeftersonian Club 4, The Critics' Club. BARBARA BUCZEK Barb An impeccable dresser intelligent plus bound to succeed in whatever she does. Latin l, 2, 4, Spanish 3, 4, Senior Council, Tri Hi Y 3, 4, lvy Tower Staff 4, Honor Soc- iety 3, 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Historical Research, Secretary Chaucer Club. BARBARA BLOCK Barb Intelligence, fun, and musical talent mark her record a future music teacher. Student Council 3, Latin Science Club 3, Band Musical l-4, Junior Play, Tri Hi Y 3, 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Historical Research Club, Sha- kespeare Club. 1, 2, 1-4, DALTON BURGETT Dauby Forever smiling . . . ojoker at heart . . . good looks plus. Student Council 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Lincoln Club, Shakespeare Club, Track, Tennis. BERNADINE BONGIOVANNI Bernie Always in love . . . long dark hair . . . given to day-dream- ing. Spanish Club l, Chorus 2, 3, Musical 2, 3, Girls' D Club 2, 3, Leaders' Club, Historical Re- search Club, Whittier Club. ROGER BURLETT IIROQII Conscientious worker . . . good natured . . . lightning calcula- tor in math. Latin Club l, 2, Senior Coun- cil, Honor Society, Historical Research Club, Chaucer Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling. NATALIE BRADLEY IlNatlI Long blond hair . . . a wel- come to our senior class . . . popular. Student Council 2, French Club 2, Latin Club 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Historical Research, Tenny- son. MARTHA BYERS 11MoIIy1l The very pink of courtesy . . . modesty is one of her merits . . . always on the interclass teams. Latin Club I, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Beta Trl Hi Y 3, 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Nation Builders, Treas- urer Shakespeare Club. JACOB BRAUNSTEIN Poncho A devil-may-care attitude . . live wire . . . raring for action. German Club 4, Boys' D Club 3, 4, Historical Research, Emer- son, Football Manager 2, 3, Track 2. LINDA CARBECK Lin Strictly at ease personality . . . creates a happy mood . . . trustworthy. Citizen Staff 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Girls' D Club, Leaders' Club, Jacksonian, Whittier Club. GEORGE CATALANO Georgie Ability to rack up points on the basketball court . . . dark curly hair . . . congenial in manner. Boys D Club 3, 4, Jeffersonian Club, Longfellow Club, Foot- ball, Basketball. ill' MARILYN DENGLER Marilyn Oh, those dark eyes . . . neat- ness personified . . . financier of the Senior Class. Class Officer 4, Treasurer, Band Twirler 4, Musical 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Historical Research, Treasurer, Shakespeare Club. STEWART CHRISTY Pete Main interests in cars and farming . . . tall with big broad shoulders. Latin Club l, Spanish 2, 3, Washington, Whittier Club, Football. wiv? CHRISTOPHER CLARKE Chris Personality pleasing to all . . . sports minded . . . a handsome man with a winning smile. Class officer, President 1, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Student Council 4, German 4, Latin l-4, Citizen Staff 2, 3, 4, Senior Council, Honor Socie- ty, Boys D Club, Lincoln, President Chaucer Club, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track. MARTHA DE PASQUALE llMartyll Where there's fun you'll find her . . . eye catching clothes , . . cheerful and good natured. Chorus I, Citizen Staff 3, Musical I, 2, 3, 4, Girls D Club 2, 3, Leaders Club 4, Historical Research, Tennyson Club. 28 THOMAS DIEDERICH Turtle Incessantly helpful . . . always looking on the sunny side of things . . . one of our top gridiron stars. Latin I, 2, Spanish 2, 3, 4, Science and Math Club 3. 4, Senior Council, Boys D Club 3, 4, Washington Club, Presi- dent, Critics Club, Vice-Presi- dent, Football, Track, Bowling, Baseball. DONALD CLEMENT llDonlI A well-known Drifter . unending car fever . . happy-go-lucky. Spanish l, Woodrow Wilson Shakespeare Club. We ? SHIRLEY DRUMMOND nshrlll Effervescent personality and a winning smile . . . petite and dainty. Science and Math Club 2, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. I, Musical l, 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Washington, Whittier Club. I ROBERT COOPER llBObll A fine gentleman, always af- fable . . . serious and energetic . . . has definite ideas and tastes. Washington History Club, Whittier English Club. REGINALD CORSI llRegll Plays a cool clarinet . . . easy going and nonchalant . . . un- assuming, yet capable. Band l-4, Musical l-4, F.B.L. A. 3, 4, Jeffersonian History Club, Tennyson English Club, Basketball, Baseball. SAMUEL CROCOLL llsarnll A capable senior un- hurried, unworried . . . gener- ous to all. Nation Builders History Club, Longfellow English Club. MARCIA CYBULSKI llMarshlI Neatness is her middle name . . . Delightful to know . . . bright eyes . . . and a per- sonality to match. Spanish Club l, 2, 3, Chorus 4, Girls D Club 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Nation Builders, Whit- tier Club. ANTHONY DUBIEL lrronyn Forever kidding around . . . jovial attitude toward life . . . amazing disregard for home- work. Woodrow Wilson History Club, Critics Club, Treasurer, Bowl- ing. ROBERT DUINE Ilsobll Arthur Murray of D.H.S. . . excellent speaking voice . . a calm manner surrounds him Latin Club l-4, Hi-Y 4, Na- tion Builders, Critics Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Bowling. '5-5' JOYCE ECKERT Joyce Skilled in home economics . . . motherly technique with chil- dren . . . kindness is one of her qualities. F.H.A. 37 Jeffersonian, Whit- tier Club. 29 JAMES ELIAS Louie Successfully led the Senior class as president . . . talents extend in many directions. Class Officer, Treasurer 2, President 45 Spanish Club lp Treasurer 2, Band lf 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Citizen Staff, Mu- sical I-4, Senior Play, Hi-Y 3, 45 Jacksonian, Critics Club, Basketball, Volleyball. DIANE ENGLISH llDill A combination of brains and personality . . . We shall al- ways remember her as Ann in the Senior Play. Student Council 4, Latin I-4, Citizen Staff 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Alpha Tri Hi Y 3, 4, lvy Tower Staff 4, Honor Soci- ety 3, 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club, Historical Re- search Club, Chaucer Club. SALLY GADEWOLTZ llsclll A laugh a minute . . . Care- free and nanchalant . . . Full of vim, vigor and vitality. Leaders' Club, Washington Club, Whittier Club. MARION ESCH uMore11 An integral part of D.H.S .... Wheel of activity . . . Friends galore . . . Hard working and dependable. Student Council 3, 4, Latin l, 2, 3, Chorus Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4, Citizen Staff 3, 4, Musi- cal 3, 4, Alpha Tri Hi Y 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club, Lincoln Club Secretary, Shakes- peare Club. MICHAEL GELACAK Butch An impressive leader . . . A true gentleman, worthy of praise. Vice-President Junior Class, Student Council President 4, Chorus 4, Musical 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Hi Y, Treo- surer 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Boys' D Club 4, Lincoln Club, Shakespeare Club, Football, Volleyball, Bowling, Baseball. ROBERT FARINA llBob1l A foremost jester of our class . . . Dark hair and dark eyes . . . Always amiable. Latin I, Stage Crew l, 2, Na- tional Builders Club, Longfel- low Club, Track, Volleyball, Bowling. RUTH GESTWICKI Rufus A neat dresser . . .'an exact and thorough student . . . Straightforward and honest. Spanish I, 2, 3, Historian 3, Chorus 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, Alpha Tri Hi Y 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, lvy Tower Staff 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Historical Research Club, Shakespeare Club. JOSEPH FENIELLO ll-joel! Oh, those dark curls . . . a sure sign of humor . . . Plea- sant and agreeable. Latin I-4, Chorus 4, Musical 4, Hi Y 3, Washington Club, Critics' Club, Football, Track, Volleyball, Golf, Baseball. NANCY GIEBNER l1NonCy1l Avid homemaking student . . . plans a career in nursing . . . dark, dark hair. F.H.A. If 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Jackson Club, Whittier Club. JOYCE FOX llJoyCell Sparkled eyed cheerleader . . . soft spoken voice . . . lovable mannerisms. Secretary Junior Class 3, Stu- dent Council 4, Color Guard 2, 3, Chorus l, Citizen Staff 3, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Musical I-4, Cheerleader l, 4, Senior Play, Alpha Tri Hi Y 3, 4, Washington History Club Secre- tary, Longfellow Club. BARBARA GILBERT nBarbll A bundle of energy . . . typi- cal athletic type . . . tall, dark, and giggles galore. Citizen Staff 3, 4, Ivy Tower Staff, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Lead- ers' Club, Jacksonian, President Longfellow Club. INEZ FREITAS n Inez!! Dimples as deep as the ocean . . . pinned in thought . . . Her patience will achieve more than force. Spanish Club l, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Jack- sonian, Longfellow Club, JAMES GILEBARTO Jim Give him a gun and the wide open spoces completely impartial . . . prankster. Band l, Jeffersonian, Longfel- low Club, Football, Basketball. RONALD FRODELIUS Ferdie Modest and reserved . . . Looks forward to a career in forestry. Latin Club l, 2, Historical Re- search Club, Chaucer Club, Bowling. KARLA GILRAY Karla A very unpredictable gal . . . happy hours galore . . . timely dressed. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Leaders' Club, Jeffersonian, Tennyson Club. E Q WK S -Sqn .iw Q . M , ,., ,, Z - N, . . l .. f , Lff. sf, ein . PATRICIA FULLER Ilpctll Happy and free and easy to please . . . a willing and hard worker . . . Cassadaga's loss was our gain. Science Club 3, Chor'us 2, Stage Crew 2, 3, Jeffersonian History Club, Chaucer English Club. ROBERT GLOFF IlBobll Gridiron prowess blond hair, and shiny blue eyes . . . adds to laughter and happy times . . . Boys' D Club 2, 3, President 4, Jacksonian, Secretary, Longfel- low Club, Football, Volleyball Tennis. BARBARA GNADZINSKI Bobs A friend as good as gold . . . excels in sports . . . a well rounded personality. Spanish Club I, 2, 35 F.H.A. 45 Girls D Club 45 Jacksonian, Chaucer Club. NANCY GOMELIA Nana Enlivening chatter . . . a lass who's full of fun . . . unbound- ed versatility. Latin Club I, 25 Leaders C-lub 45 Lincoln, Critics Club. LOIS GRABIASZ Ill-oisll Petite young Miss with a ra- diant smile . . . always on the go . . . artistically inclined. Latin Club, I, 25 Musical 2, 35 Honor Society 45 Girls D Club 45 Leaders Club 45 His- torical Research, Shakespeare Club. SUSAN GRAHAM Susie Radiates fashion, friendliness, and fun . . . small in stature . . . big in ambition. Chorus I, 25 F.H.A. 25 Mu- ical I, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader I5 Beta Tri-Hi-Y 45 Leaders Club, Washington, Whittier Club. GAIL GUENTHER con A gal with a mischievous look in her eyes . . . a picture of vim, vigor, and vitality. Latin Club I, 25 Ivy Tower Staff 45 Girls D Club 35 Vice- President 45 Leaders Club 45 Lincoln, Shakespeare Club. DIANE GUGINO Gugie lntelligent and fun-loving . . . always laughing . . . a whiz at stenography. Student Council 45 Chorus I5 Citizen 3, 45 Musical I-45 Ivy Tower Staff 45 Honor Society 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 45, Girls D Club 3, 45 Leaders Club 45 National Builders, Longfellow Club. LINDA HARCROW Harkie One of our favorite twirlers . . . Never a dull moment when she is around. Twirler I-45 Chorus I, 25 Cit- izen Staff I-45 Stage Crew 3, 45 Musical I-45 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 35 Ivy Tower Staff 2, 35 Girls D Club 3, 45 Leaders Club 45 Historical Research, Tennyson Club. EDWARD HARRIS Ill-ukell Scholastically and athletically inclined . . . Conservative in speech . . . genuine school spirit. Student Council Treasurer 35 Latin Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Science Club Treasurer 35 Citizen Staff 45 Chaplain Hi-Y 3, 45 Boys D Club 3, 45 Nation Builders, Shakespeare Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball. MARIE GRAMINSKI Marie Serene and true . . . the mild- est manner and gentlest heart . . . a mighty brain has she. Senior Council, lvy Tower Staff, Honor Society 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, President 4, Girls' D Club 4, Leaders' Club, Nation Build- ers, Secretary Longfellow Club. MICHAEL GRANTO llMikeIl A scholarly wizard . . . burst- ing with criticisms and funny sarcasms. Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Lincoln, Chaucer Club, Football, Track, Volleyball. CARL HELFELDT ncarlll A hunter at heart . . . calm, quiet, and cool . . . silence brings friendships. Latin Club l, 2, Nation Build- ers, Critics' Club, Basketball. CAROLYN HOTH Carol Sincere and energetic gal . . . modest and soft in voice . . . a dispenser of friendliness. Student Council 3, German Club Vice-President 3, Latin Club l-4, Citizen Staff 4, Musical 2, 3, 4, Beta Tri Hi Y 4, lvy Tower Staff 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Nation Builders, Secretary Tennyson Club. 33 KENNETH GRAZIANO llKenll Science and math wiz . . .in- tellectual student . . . always something to soy, usually a question. Student Council 4, Latin Club l-4, Hi Y, Secretary 3, 4, Ivy Tower Staff, Honor Society 3, President 4, Junior Play, Sen- ior Play, Lincoln, Chaucer Club. ROBERT GRIMM l1Bobll Give him a paint brush . . . outdoors boy . . . never hur- ried. French l, Stage Crew l, 2, lvy Tower Staff 4, Jacksonian, Longfellow Club, Football, Bowl- ing. LEANNORE HUDSON lILeeII Always ready with a joke . . . loves horses . . . continually bubbling with excitement. German Club 3, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Chorus 4, Musical 4, Girls' D Club '3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Historical Research, Chaucer Club. SUZANNE HUNT llsamll A small bundle of joy and laughter . . . a carefree miss with never a worry. Latin Club l, 2, 3, Girls' D Club 4, Leaders' Club 4, Wood- row Wilson, Shakespeare Club. JACK JACKINO Jack Our favorite drummer and comedian . . . added greatly to our track team and musical. Band l, 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Musical l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' D Club 3, 4, Lincoln, Tennyson Club, Track. DAVID KARPINSKE Iloovell A congenial and cheerful young man . . . truly a good sport . . . sensible, sincere, and stable. Jacksonian, Whittier Club. MARSHA JACOBS Jake Can't sit still a minute . . . specializes in good times . . . gay as a lark. Spanish Club l, 2, Leaders' Club 4, Lincoln, Shakespeare Club. JUDITH KATTA l1Judyll Doesn't miss a trick . . . cheer- ful and enthusiastic . . . a miss with a snappy style all her own. Spanish Club 2, Leaders' Club 4, Nation Builders, Tennyson Club. PAU LINE JARVIS IIPOHYII Charmng miss with an enjoy- able voice . . . marriage in the near future . . . efficient in her work. Chours 4, Leaders' Club 4, Jeffersonian, Tennyson Club. JAMES KAUFMAN Jim A noble lad with an engaging smile . . . manners are a must . .. exhibits leadership and friendliness. Student Council 2, 3, 4, Ger- man Club l, President 2, 3, Stage Crew l, 2, 3, 4, Musical 2, Senior Council, Senior Play, Hi Y 3, 4, lvy Tower Staff l. 2, Lincoln, Shakespeare Club, Basketball, Volleyball. ARLENE JOPEK Arlene So quiet you hardly know she's around . . . neatness and sin- cerity is her motto. F.H.A. 4, Leaders' Club 4, Nation Builders, Emerson Club. ROBERT KAUS llBobll Little man that's a whiz on the gridiron . . . quiet unassuming type . . . takes life as it comes. Latin Club l, 2, Science and Math Club 4, Hi Y 4, Woodrow Wilson, Shakespeare Club, Foot- ball, Track. ANN MARIE JOURDANAIS llAnnll Lustrous wavy red hair . . . warm hearted . . . a miss with a sweet disposition. Leaders Club 4, Woodrow Wil- son, Whittier Club. DANIEL KOCZWARA IlDanlI Thoroughly frank and honest . . . always dependable . . . a good friend and companion. Jacksonian, Critics Club. RONALD JOY llRonll Chemistry helper . . . Give him a gun and let him hunt the day away. Latin Club l, 2, Lincoln, Ten- nyson Club, Basketball, Base- ball, Bowling. RONALD KOLASA llRonll Athletic Dexterity . . . won- derful to know . . . a real ioker at heart. Boys D Club 3, 4, Jacksonian, Whittier Club, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Bowling. FAITH KACHEMEYER Sis A quiet young miss with a pleasant disposition and a cheery smile . . . makes The best of everything. F.H.A., Jacksonian, Longfellow Club. BETSY KOLPIEN Bets A tiny lass with a pleasant disposition . . . possesses an adorable giggle. Spanish Club l, 2, Chorus 2, 4, Citizen 4, Musical 27 Girls D Club 3, 4, Leaders Club 45 Historical Research, Tennyson Club. SUSAN KARIN nsuell Rich in mirth and wisdom . . . happy as a lark . . . short and sweet. Spanish Club l, Secretary 2, President 35 Senior Council, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4, Honor Society 3, Girls D Club 3, Secretary 4, Leaders Club 4, Woodrow Wilson Treasurer, His- tory League Treasurer, Emerson Club. LUCILLE KOPLINER Lucille Good natured and cheery . . . always looking for laughs and handing out her share. Color Gourd 3, 4, Chorus 2, Musical 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Leaders Club 4, Jacksonian, Longfellow Club, Ivy Tower 4. L CAROL KORZENIEWSKI Kozo Sunny manner . . . a smile on her face . . . beautiful sandy brown hair. Latin Club l, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Jacksonian, Longfellow Club. JAMES KOWALSKI Shakespeare Good Things come in small packages . . . always willing to add to the fun. Jacksonian Treasurer, Longfel- low Club, Football, Volleyball. ROBERT KRYSTOFIAK Christy A dash of good humor . . . an individualist . . . takes his time, but gets there in the end. F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Washington Club, Critics' Club, Bowling. PATRICIA LETERSKY npctll A cute little miss with loads of freckles . . . a friend to all . . loves to dance. F.H.A. 3, President 4, Citizen Staff 3, Vice-President 4, Musi- cal 2, 3, 4, Beta Tri Hi Y 2, Treasurer 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Girls' D. Club 3, President 4, Leaders' Club, Nation Builders, Vice-President, Long- fellow Club. FRANCIS LEWIS Frank An unappreciated sense of humor . . . quiet as a volcano . . .lack-of-all-trades. Jeffersonian, Critics' Club. 36 CYNTHIA LOPACINCH ncindyu Ardent German Student . . likes to play the piano. . . Sincere and modest. German Club 3, Latin 'Club l 2, 3, Leaders' Club 4, Washing- ton, Shakespeare Club. BRIAN KUCHARSKI Bri One in a million . . .sharp and witty . . . the silent type. Washington, Whittier Club. ROBERT LYCZKOWSKI llBobll Chemistry whiz . . . resolute, conservative . . . diligent in all his efforts. German Club 3, Treasurer 4, Latin Club l-4, Science Club 3, Hi ,Y, lvy Tower Staff, Honor Society 3, 4, Historical Re- search, Chaucer Club, Table Tennis. AUDREY KUZARA Oh, that blush . . . a future secretary for some lucky ex- ecutive. Citizen Staff 3, 45 Musical 3, 45 Ivy Tower Staff 45 Honor Society 3, Secretary 45 F.B.L.A. 3, Treasurer 45 Girls D Club 45 Leaders Club-5 Nation Builders, President Longfellow Club. DAVID LASECKI Dave A real big tease . . . big heart for everyone . . . unusual sense of humor. Wilson, Whittier Club. CAROL LEONE Ilcarolll Makes the best of everything . . . meets life with a smile . . . modest and friendly in all ways. Treasurer Freshman Class, Spanish 3, 45 Chorus I5 Citizen Staff 35 Musical I5 Beta Tri-Hi- Y 3, Secretary 45 Honor Society 35 Girls D. Club 3,45 Leaders Club 45 Woodrow Wilson, Secretory, Tennyson Club, RICHARD LEONE lloickll Mischievous without malice . . . favorite pastime sleeping in history class. French Club 45 German Club I, 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Wilson, Emerson Club. JANE MC CAW ll-jonell Usually serious . . . a diligent student . . . our import from the South. Honor Society 45 Nation Builders, Shakespeare Club. BARBARA MACKOWIAK llBarbll Going to make someone a very able and energetic secretary . . . story book princess. Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Ivy Tower Staff 45 Honor Society 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3, Secretory 45 Girls D. Club 45 Leaders Club 45 Jef- fersonian, Vice-President Long- fellow Club. PATRICIA MANCUSO Ilpatll A tiny lass with a big heart . . . craves excitement and fun . . . loves convertibles . . . talkative. Ivy Tower Staff 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Leaders Club 45 Jeffersonian, President, Longfellow Club. ROSEANNE MANCUSO uRosey1l Rodiates friendliness ond fun . . . always making unexpected remarks . . . completely de- pendable. F.B.L.A. 45 Girls D. Club 3, 45 Leaders Club 45 Notion Builders, Tennyson Club. CAROLYN MARCZYNSKI Carolyn Words, wit, play, and laughter . . . the force of her merit makes her way . . . Succeeds in every thing she attempts. Citizen Staff Treasurer 3, 4, Senior Council, Junior Play, Senior Play, Ivy Tower Staff 4, Honor Society 3, V.P. 4, Girls D. Club 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Woodrow Wilson, Chaucer Club. JUANITA MILES Juanita Awhiz at sports . . . conscien- tious and co-operative . . . makes friends easily. Girls D Club 4, Historical Re- search, Chaucer Club. VIRGINIA MARQUARDT Ginger A miss with a snappy style all her own . . . lovely to look at and nice to know. Chorus I, 2, F.H.A. I, Musical I, 2, F.B.L.A. 4, Nation Builders, Whittier Club. BARBARA MILLION 11 Barb!! A successful secretary of the future . . . a lady with a capi- tal L . . . bubbling over with vitality and pep. German Club I, Latin Club I, 2, Musical 2, 3, 4, Girls D Club 3, Historical Research, Tenny- son Club. JOHN MAUTHE ll-jackll At home on the stage . . . football enthusiast . . . spark- ling humor. German Club I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Senior Council, Junior Play, Senior Play, Boys D Club 4, Football, Track, Wood- row Wilson, President Tenny- son Club. DIANE MILNER MilIie A happy miss . . . nice to know . . . talented in many directions . . . Latin Club I, 2, Citizen Staff I, 2, 3, Musical 2, 3, 4, Girls D Club 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, National Research, Chaucer Club. CAROL MEKUS llRed1l Flashing red hair . . . neve quiet . .. and a real fun lover Color Guard 3, 4, Chorus 2 4, Citizen Staff 2, Musical 2 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Wash- ington, Whittier Club. SANDRA MORRISON Sandi A winsome miss with merry eyes . . . as dainty and pretty as a rose . . . meticulous as they come. Secretary, Senior Class, Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3, F.B.L.A. 4, Leaders Club 4, Jeffersonian, Long- fellow Club. ix . . g 3 Q Sf? S, S x re S1 g 1 .:,, C h , 4- ' 1 . . , . , .--- x x X X JOHN MESSINA lljohnll A jovial individual . . . staunch and true . . . perpetually pleasant. Latin Club l, 2, Woodrow Wilson, Tennyson Club, Foot- ball, Track. CAROLYN MORRISON Carol Fresh and young as spring . . . a frolic and genuine joy . . homemaker of tomorrow. Latin Club l, 2, Girls D Club 4, Leaders Club 4, Jeffer- sonian, Secretary, Whittier Club. sg .X SALLY MICHALAK Sally A gal with a mischievous look in her eye . . . perpetual gum chewer . . .. many are her friends. Latin Club l, 2, Citizen Staff 2, 3, Musical 2, 3, 4, Alpha Tri-l-li-Y 3, 4, Girls D Club 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Washington, Chaucer Club. GERALDINE MOTTO lIGerryll Time goes by, but it can never erase her sweetness . . . a friendly attitude toward all. German Club l, Latin Club l, 2, Leaders Club 4, Jacksonian, Emerson Club. SHARON MICHALSKI Sharon A welcome addition to our class . . . excels in math and science . . . a priceless friend. Latin Club 3, Science and Math Club 3, President Beta Tri-Hi- Y 3, Treasurer 4, Honor Socie- ty 3, 4, Lincoln, Shakespeare Club. THOMAS MOZGAWA ii-romn A ready smile and cheerful grin . . . a signal for tun . . . everybody's friend. German Club 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, Science and Math Club 3, Lincoln, Shakespeare Club, Track, Bowling. ROBERT MIGNOLI ,,Mig,, Anything for a laugh . . , Silence personified . . . sincere and dependable. Washington, Whittier Club, Basketball. MARY Jo Muscno HM. J. Veteran Cheerleader . . . fash- ionable raiments . . . long on looks. Vice-President Freshman Class, Latin Club l, 2, Citizen Staff l, 2, 3, Musical l-4, Cheer' leader l-4, Bela Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Girls D Club 3, 4, Lead- ers 4, Nation Builders, Shake- speare Club. AL LINDA MEYER nLynnll A quiet miss with a pleasing manner . . . Co-operative and helpful . . . Calm and de- termined. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Washington Club, Whittier Club. ELIZABETH NASCA llaettyll A phantom of delight . . . Liked here, liked there, liked everywhere . . . Intelligence plus. 5P0niSl'1 l, 2, 3, Girls D Club 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Lincoln Club, Emerson Club. JOANN PAGANO Joann Sports minded . . . Brown, big eyes . . . Adored by everyone. Spanish 3, 4, Citizen Staff 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Girls D Club 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Historical Research Club, Tennyson Club. VIRGINIA NICHOLS uGinnyu Always a smile for everyone she meets . . . Makes tomor- row a better day. Spanish l, 2, Leaders Club 4, Jeffersonian Club, Critics Club. PATRICIA PAGANO llpotll Common sense . . . Patient confidence . . . Looks on all things with a master eye, and mind at peace. Student Council 4, Spanish 3, Chorus l, Citizen Staff 3, 4, Musical l, Senior Council, Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, lvy Tower Staff 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Girls D Club 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Nation Builder Club, Tennyson Club. VIRGINIA PALUCH llvirgll Meticulous dresser . . . lde- alistic and ambitious . . . Every inch a lady. Latin l, 2, Musical 2, 3, 4, Girls D Club 4, Leaders Club, Woodrow Wilson Club, Chauc- er Club. GEORGE NOTO George Appealing personality . . . Forms lasting friendships. . . A lad with many possibilities. Spanish l, 2, Lincoln Club, Chaucer Club, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Bowling. CAMILLE PANEPINTO II Talented clarinet player with a grand sense of humor . . . Has brightened many of our days at D.H.S. Student Council 3, French 3, 4: Latin I, 2, Science and Math Club 3, Band l-4, Chorus l, Musical I-4, Beta Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, lvy Tower Staff 4, Girls D Club 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Nation Builders, Tennyson Club. JOYCE ORLANDO Joycie A perfect picture of neatness . . . Will surely succeed in her chosen field of nursing. Latin l, 2, Citizen Staff l, 2, 3, Beta Tri Hi Y 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 3, President 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Lead- ers' Club 4, Historical Research Club, Chaucer Club Secretary. DAVID PANFIL Dave Shy but capable . . . Diligent in all his efforts . . . A dash of good humor. Science and Math Club 3, 4, Hi Y 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Jeffersonian Club, Tennyson Club, Bowling, Baseball. MARTHA OVERTURF IIMGHQII Friendship, happiness, under- standing . . . Bright eyes . . . Infectious giggle. Student Council 4, Latin l, 2, Citizen Staff l, Junior Play, Senior Play, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, Alpha Tri Hi Y 2, 3, 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Historical Research Club, Chaucer Club. ROBERT OWENS l1Bobll A lad of diversified interests . . . At home on the dance floor . . . Everyone's pal. Woodrow Wilson Club, Whit- tier Club. THOMAS PCHELKA IlTomll Truthful in word and deed A gentleman with the desire to please . . . Staunch and dependable always. Latin l, 2, Spanish 3, 4, Sci- ence and Math Club 3, 4, Washington Club, Treasurer Shakespeare Club, Football, Track. 41 WW ELAINE PETERS Pete Oh! that red hair! . . . Cute little dancer and colorguard . . . Loves to talk. Band 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Musical l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Washington Club, Longfellow Club. FRANK OYACH Cheyenne Quiet, butl. . . Plans a career in music . . . Special interest . . . Drum corps. Washington Club, Whittier Club. ROBERT PHELPS HNiCky,, An attractive young man, with a magnetic personality full of vim and vigor .. . Nonchalant. Latin l, 2, Boys' D Club 2, 3, 4, Washington Club, Shakes- peare Club, Manager of Bas- ketball, Baseball, Football. LARRY POKOJ Ill-arryll Looks at life optimistically . . . fun to talk to . . . a good friend and companion. Science and Math Club 3, lvy Tower Staff 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Washington, Whittier Club, Bowling, Volleyball. PHILIP ROWE Phil He may seem quiet but look again . . . a radio ham at heart. Washington, Longfellow Club, Basketball. GEORGE PRIVATEER George Questionable formulas for solv- ing perplexities in trig .... truly the intellectual type. German l, 2, Science and Math Club 3, 4, Woodrow Wilson, Chaucer Club, Bowling. RONALD SCHMIDT uRonnyll The quiet type . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . a good horse enthusiast. Latin l, 2, 3, Woodrow Wilson, Shakespeare Club. PATRICIA RATHS npotll Future homemaker . . . ami- able disposition . . . one of the less noisy gals. Chorus 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, Mu- sical 3, 4, Girls D Club 4, Lead- ers Club, Jeffersonian, Critics Club. CAROL SCHULTZ Schultzie Magic touch with paints and drawing pencils . . . future math teacher . . . enthusiastic worker. Latin l, 2, Science Club Vice- President 3, Secretary 4, Twirl- er l-4, Musical l-4, Ivy Tower Staff 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Girls D Club 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Woodrow Wilson, Shake- speare Club. VIOLET REYNOLDS Violet Naturally nice . . . so little to say . . . a skillful homemaking student. Washington, Whittier Club. ROBERTA SCOTT Bobbie A lovely soft voice . . . one of our hardest workers . . . always willing to co-operate. Citizen Staff 4, Ivy Tower Staff 4, Lincoln, Emerson Club. WILLIAM RILEY aan Enjoys making music . . . Future plans include a career in the air force. Jacksonian Club, Longfellow Club. BARBARA SEK Barb Bubbling with mirth and frivolity . . . lmmaculately groomed . . . A gal fond of good times. Latin I, 2, Citizen Staff 2, 3, Stage Crew l-4, Musical 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Girls D Club 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Historical Research Club, Shakespeare Club. DONALD ROBINSON lloonn Sports enthusiast . . . Popular wise cracker with a devilish smile . . . A necessity to our Stage Crew. Latin I, 2, Stage Crew Man- ager I-4, Hi-Y 3, Jeffersonian Club, Tennyson Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Volleyball. JUDITH SERRONE ll-Judy!! A well-groomed miss . . . An honor student . . . Destined to be a success. Student Council 3, French 4, Latin I, 2, Senior Council, Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Girls D Club 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Lincoln Club Vice-President, Emerson Club Secretary. CAROL ROMANIK llcarolll An amazing conversationalist . . . Enjoys good sportsmanship . . . A subtle humorist. F.H.A. 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Citizen Staff 4, Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, F.B. L.A. 3, 4, Girls D Club 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Woodrow Wil- son, Vice-President Whittier Club. JOAN SHEFFIELD Joanie A spicy sence of humor . . . Always ready with an original expression. Band 2, 3, 4, Citizen Staff 3, 4, Junior Play, Girls D Club 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Wood- row Wilson Club, Tennyson Club. PATRICIA ROSING llpotll Forever Embarrassed . . . An occasional chatterbox . . . Tall in stature and neat in ap- pearance. F.H.A. 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Girls D Club 4, Leaders Club 4, Na- tion Builders Club, Whittier Club. BONNIE SCI-IULER Bonnie A future homemaker . . . Quiet and reserved . . . Sincerity is her motto. Nation Builders Club,Whittier Club. EMILY SKRZYNIARZ llErniIyn Possesses an inquiring mind . . . being friendly and helpful are her trademarks. Student Council 45 F.H.A. 2, 35 Secretary 45 Citizen Staff 3, 45 Ivy Tower Staff 45 F.B. L.A. 3, 45 Girls D Club 45 Leaders Club 45 Wilson, Chauc- er Club. CARL SLOJKOWSKI Carly A typical prankster . . . a cool laugh . . . never worried. Nation Builders Secretary, Longfellow Club. MARGARET SMAKOWSKI Peggy Easy to please . . . has friends galore . . . a very well-manner- ed miss. Citizen Staff 35 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Nation Builders, Longfellow Club. KATHLEEN STEFFAN Kathy Tall and stately . . . just as sweet as candy . . . earnest and dependable. French 3, 45 Latin I, 25 Girls D Club 3, 45 Leaders Club 45 Historical Research, Vice-Presi- dent Emerson Club. FREDERICK STERN llFredll A vagabond with a mischievous grin . . . at home on the basket- ball court. Boys D Club 3, 45 Jeffersonian, Longfellow Treasurer5 Football, Basketball, Baseball. SONDRA STOYLE nsandyn Calm and reserved . . . good natured . . . sincere in all she endeavors. Spanish Club I5 Nation Build- ers, Emerson Club. 44 PHYLLIS SMITH Phyllis Unpredictable as the weather . . . doesn't miss a trick . . . will try anything once. F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Washing- ton, Whittier Club. ROBERT SULLIVAN llBObll Easy to get along with . . . a modest and reserved young man . . . pleasing personality. Student Council 45 Latin I-45 Science and Math Club 35 President 45 Hi-Y 45 Lincoln, Shakespeare Club. SYLVIA SMITH Sylvia Lively and excitable . . . A shy miss with a pleasing man- ner . . . Not a worry in the world. French 35 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Lead- ers Club 4, Nation Builders Club, Emerson Club. JAMES SMOCZYNSKI Jim Casual manner . . .Sincere and genial . . . Everyone's pal. French 4, Jeffersonian Club, Whittier Club, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Bowling. MARCIANNA SOBCZAK Marcia Feminine in every way . . . Poise personified . . . Always puts her best foot forward. Latin l, 2, Girls D Club 3, 4, Leaders Club 4, Jeffersonian Club, Longfellow Club. JONEL SPINA Jonel A witty senior who craves ex- citement . . . Will always brighten your day with a laugh. Student Council 3, French 3, 4, President 4, Latin lp Chorus l-4, Citizen Staff 2, 3, Mu- sical l-4, Girls Sports, Nation Builders Club, Tennyson Club. THOMAS SUMMERLEE IlTornII Little lad with a lot to say . . . Mischievous in a likeable way . . . Craves excitment. Latin I, 25 Science Club 3, Secretary Band l-4, Citizen Staff Secretary 4, Musical l-4, Hi-Y 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Lincoln Club, Shakespeare Club, Track, Bowling. BARBARA SU NZERI Barbie Artistically inclined . . . Just as sweet as candy . . . Per- sonality plus. Student Council 3, 4, Latin l, 25 Citizen Staff l, 2, 37 Stage Crew l-45 Musical 2, 3, 4, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, lvy Tower Staff 4, Honor Society 4, Girls D Club 3, 45 Leaders Club 4, Nation Builders Club, Critics Club. 45 GERALD SWANSON 11-jerryn Anything can be expected . . . Scientifically minded . . . A cheerful word for everyone. Latin l, 2, Boys D Club l, 2, 35 Wilson Club, Vice-President, Shakespeare Club, Volleyball, Baseball. HENRY SYSOL Spider An easy going guy with a great big heart . . . One of the famous clowns at D.M.S. Band lg Chorus 3, Boys D Club l, 2, Jacksonian Club, Critics Club, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Baseball. .A STEPHEN SZCZERBACKI Steve Rather quiet and well inten- tioned An individualist . . . Capable of high attain- ments. Student Council 4, German 3, 4, Latin I, 2, Boys' D Club 4, Lincoln History Club, Presi- dent Chaucer Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball. DAVID VALENTINE Dave Witty and winning . . . Study hall jester . . . A fellow one likes to be with. Spanish I, 2, Vice-President 2, Lincoln Club, Treasurer Chau- cer Club, Treasurer. PETER SZYMANOWICZ Swanee A star in football and base- ball . . . A born joker . . . Good looking young man with a likeable personality. Spanish l, Boys' D Club 2, 3, 4, Jacksonian Club, Secretary Whittier Club, Football, Bas- ketball, Track, Bowling, Base- ball. MICHAEL VANDETTE llMikel1 Excels on the basketball court . . . Bristling with ambition and ideas . . . His trademark is success. Class Officer, Vice-President 2, President 3, Student Council 4, Spanish l, President 2, Citizen Staff 2, 3, President 4, lvy Tower Staff 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Lincoln Club, President Shakespeare Club, Football, Basketball, Track. JOSEPH TOBICZYK IIJ wil Still water runs deep .. . Little but mighty . . . A bit of deviltry. Washington Club, Critics' Club, Bowling. PATRICIA WALBECK Ilpatll Meets life with a smile . . . One of the best . . . A quiet, thoughtful maiden. Latin 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, Girls' D Club, Leaders' Club 4, Lincoln Club, Emerson Club. ANTHONY TRIPPI 11-ronyn Just out for fun and frolic . .. Chief of the mischief makers . . . At home on the gridiron. Chorus l, 2, 3, Jeffersonian Club, Tennyson Club, Football. JUDITH WATERMAN 1lJudYll A beacon of happiness . . . Has musical ability . . . The life of the party. Latin I-4, Band l-4, Musical l-4, Beta Tri Hi Y 3, 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Historical Research Club, Shakespeare Club. umm CARMELLA TRIPPI ncorrnu fond of social gayety . . . :raves excitement and fun . . Noted for her contagious aughter. fhorus 2, Stage Crew 2, Musi- al 2, Nation Builders, Long- ellow Club. CAROL WILKOSZ Carol Zealous but modest . . . Busy and earnest Constantly on the honor roll. German 3, Latin 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Historical Research Club, Shakespeare Club. LENORE TRUDNOWSKI Lenore Wow, fashion . . . Sparkling eyes .. . Poise and friend- liness . . . Spanish I, 2, 3, Citizen Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Tri Hi Y 2, 3, 4, President 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Jeffersonian Club Treasurer, Tennyson Club, Vice-President. ROBERT WILL 1lBobll A boy of ingenuity and in- quisitiveness . . . Photography addict . . . A scholarly wizard Citizen Staff 3, 4, Stage Crew Manager l, 2, 3, 4, Ivy Tower Staff 4, Jacksonian Club, Whittier Club. LINDA TRUDNOWSKI Lin The quiet half . . . Sophisti- cated and sincere . . . Gentle thoughts with calm desires. Spanish l, 2, 3, Citizen Staff l-4, Alpha Tri Hi Y 2, 3, 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Lincoln Club, Chaucer Club. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Shirley Our good humor girl . . . For- ever ready to join in the fun . . . Naturally nice. French 4, Chorus 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Historical Research Club, Ten- nyson Club. susANN: rucxsn Susie Sweeter than sweet . . . Golden blonde hair . . . Oodles of fun Latin I , Science and Math Club 4, Band 4, Ivy Tower Staff Lincoln Club, Emerson Club, President. ROBERT WILSON IlBobll A gentleman from toe to crown .. Silent and wise . . , Of plain and good sense. Hi Y 4, Washington Club, Critics Club. VIVIEN WITHINGTON Vivien Earnest in all her endeavors . . . bound to succeed in her chosen career of teaching. Spanish I, 2, 3, Alpha Tri Hi Y 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Lead- ers' Club 4, Lincoln, Shakes- peare Club. DAVID WOODS llDcvell Newspaperman in the making . . . Easy going lad . . . the senior play's Mr. Nelson. Class Officer 2, President, Stu- dent Council 2, Latin 4, Span- ish 'l, 2, Citizen Staff 2, 3, 4, Hi Y 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Lincoln, Shakespeare Club Football, Basketball, EUGENE WLODAREK Gene A carefree fellow . . . neither loud nor quiet . . . a well liked lad. F.B.L.A. 4, Washington, Whit- tier Club, Bowling. JOHN WOROSZ Johnny Our favorite theater usher . . . likes to grow beards . . . act- ing is his avocation. Spanish I, Science and Math Club 3, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Woodrow Wilson, Emerson Treasurer, Football, Basketball, Bowling. GARY WOODBURY uGoryn Roller skates like a champion . . . faithful and earnest in every calling . . . the perfect gentleman. Student Council 4, Spanish I, 2, Hi Y 3, President 4, Ivy Tower Staff 4, Lincoln, Chau- cer, Volleyball, Tennis. VIRGINIA WUERSTLE Geege A gal with a winning way . . .vivacious personality. . . an immaculate glow . . . Latin I, 2, Color Guard I, 2, Citizen I, 2, Stage Crewl-4, Musical I-4, Senior Play, Girls' D Club 3,4, Leaders' Club 4, Lincoln, Tennyson President. MARGARET WOODIN llpeggyll Accomplishes everything she attempts . . . talented piano player . . . possesses winning ways. Student Council 2, 3, French 3, 4, Latin I, 2, 3, Band 2, 3, Citizen Staff 3, Musical 2, 3, 4, Beta Tri Hi Y 2, 3, 4, Ivy Tower Staff 4, Honor Soc- iety 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Wilson, Chaucer Club. DAVID YOUNG IIDOVGH Brains, good looks, and a winn- ing personality . . . goes about things in a quiet manner. German 3, Spanish I, 2, Cit- izen 4, Senior Council, Senior Play, Hi Y 3, 4, lvy Tower Staff 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Lincoln, Chaucer Club, Volleyball. V LLONNA ZATORSKI uLonny1r Such dimples . . . Fresh as a daisy . . . Perpetually bright and cheerful. F.H.A. 4, Leaders' Club 4, Jef- fersonian'Club, Tennyson Club. IRENE ZIEGLER lrene So dainty, so feminine, so sweet . . . Delighted many a class activity with her excellent monologues. F.H.A. 2, 3, Beta Tri Hi Y 3, 4, lvy Tower Staff 4, Girls' D Club 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Washington Club, Critics' Club. THOMAS ZIELINSKI Hzeke Light hearted, but serious when necessary . . . A born joker . . . Well-liked. Jeffersonian Club, Vice-Presi- dent Whittier Club, Basketball, Baseball. SENIOR COUNCIL--First Row: Chris Clarke, Vice-President: Sandra Morrison, Sec- retary: Marilyn Dengler, Treasurer: James Elias, President. Second Row: Mr. Farley, Advisor: Patricia Pagano, Barbara Buczek, Marie Graminski, Susan Karin, Judy Serrone, Carolyn Marczynski, Miss Morrissey Advisor. Third Row: Mr. Geiben, Advisor, James Kaufman, Jack Mauthe, Thomas Diederich, Roger Burlett, David Young, Thomas Summerlee. 1 Q Q ,Nr 14,1- ffl' 94 x .,., Q ,, A E S' - A Q ' mm.L Xl PM ,- -: .. fi X A ,Q + N Jw S E N 5? X 3 if 5 fb? cw ww enneth Graziano, Lindo Trudnowski, James Virginia Wuerstle and her fan clua: Vivien Wifhinafanl Barbara Block aiifmon, Lenore Trudnowski. Vivien Withington, Linda Trudnowskl, Marian Esci., as prampfers. Lenore Trudnowski, Martha Over- turf. BEHIND THE SCENES Student Directors ,ff K- Vivien Wil'hir1QfOr1, Programs and Publicity , W Y, Vivien Withington Martha Overturf Tickers -,,,..,,.. -, ,,,..,a, ,, Martha Overturf Technical Director , , ,a Frank LaPaglia Usher: ...................... The Honor Society Lighting a.,,,,. .v.... .,,......,, T e rry Sikora Stage Crew ,.a,.. Felix Holicki, Richard Levandowski, Music ,w- ,,.,, W ,...., -,,,,,, Sylvia Higbee Donald Robinson, Robert Will, James Will, James Make-up ee- U- Leannore Hudson, Elaine Perers, Levandowski, James Parloto, Joann Pagono, Kathleen Steffan, Patricia Letersky Carolyn Marczynski, Kenneth Graziano, John Mauthe, Mary Jo Muscato. 1 f , , ' , in , 5,27 l 51 Brightest Blushers Most Sophisticated Begg Dgngers Reginald Corsi Thomas Diederich, Barbara Buczek Jomes Kaufman Sandra Morrison Joyce pox SENICDR Most lndustrious David Woods, Marion Esch Best-Natured Personality Plus John Mauthe, Jean Apthorp Most Co-operative Gary Woodbury, Carolyn Hoth Most Attractive Christopher Clarke, Virginia Wuerstle Quietest Most Likely to Succeed Cflfl Sloikowski, Dime GUQW10 I Stephen Szczerbacki, Martha Bye Michael' Vandette, Carolyn Marczynski PLEE x , ig, mf? if ,Y f fi M A ,, x - 4- 3, ,ff 1 V M. Q EMS f if ' , :iw WM ,,., 4 Q . 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I I 1 Q ways? 3 . -.. kiwi M tl- will k i, ff:-R fQ:L-,fe-.wav-2 .gp-H On Senior Day . . . these ten classmates were saluted for their co-operation, persever- ance and achievement . First Row: Robert Will, Carolyn Marczynski, Kenneth Graziano, Jean Apthorp and Marie Graminski. Second Row: Barbara Sunzeri, Robert Lyczkowski, Michael Vandette, Diane Gugino and Ronald Schmidt. The Senior Day assembly included a one-act play, The. Jeweled Hand. Carolyn Mar- czynski, Barbara Block, Mary Jo Muscato, Jean Apthorp, Michael Gelacak, James Kauf- man, and Kenneth Graziono composed the cast with Vivien Withington as student director. W5 Wk? 43 First Row: Susan Tucker, Barbara Sunzeri, Jean Apthorp, Audrey Kuzara, Peggy Woodin, Carolyn Marczynski, Robert Will. Second Row: Mr. Conti, Advisor: Carol Schultz, Robert Lyczkawski, Emily Skrzyniarz, Marie Graminski, Salvatore Allessi, James Will, James Kowalski, Mr. Minehan, Advisor. Third Row: Thomas Summerlee, Robert Weimer, Gary Woodbury, Robert Duine, Ken Graziano, Larry Pokoi, Robert Grimm, James Smoczynski, James Kaufman. I Y T WER STAFF This year the lvy Tower staff departed from tradition and had an editorial board in charge of the book. Board members were Dianne English, Kenneth Graziano, Robert Lyczkowski, Carolyn Marczynski, and Robert Will with Mr. Minehan as the advisor. Assisting the editorial board were the mem- bers of the art staff, Salvatore Allessi, Barbara Bruno, Barbara Buczek, James Kowalski, Larry Pokoj and Barbara Sunzeri. Ruth Gestwicki design- ed the cover and Robert Grimm designed the liner. Miss Schober was the art advisor. The advertising staff was headed by Diane Gugino and Marie Graminski was the circulation manager. Audrey Kuzara was the business man- ager. Mr. Conti was the business advisor. The entire book was typed by Patricia Man- cuso and Lucille Kopliner as members of Mrs. Roach's secretarial class. Special mention should be made in reference to the photography. Robert Will, assisted by Robert Weimer, took nearly all of the pictures. Members of the staff participated in the Columbia University Yearbook Conference in Octo- ber and were happy to be informed that the T958 lvy Tower was awarded first place honors in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association competition. First Row: Elaine Biscaro, Linda Carbeck, Violet Reynolds, Barbara Bruno, Camille Panepinto, Lucille Kopliner. Second Row: Miss Schober, Advisor, Leanore Hudson, Ruth Gestwicki, Joyce Orlando, Diane Gugino, Patricia Paaana, Patricia Mancuso. Third Row: Natalie Bradley, Barbara Gilbert, Theresa Barone, Barbara Mackowiak, Bonnie Schuler, Carolyn Hoth. W? X is il sh 7 V7 UNDERCLASSMEN To scale the heights of knowledge is the goal of underclassmen. The lamp of knowl- edge must be won anew by, each generation. The Class of i959 encourages the Dun- kirk High School underclassmen to carry high the torch of freedom in their quest for knowl- edge. 7 XQHTS F I Qk 0 ,Q X X Q v ,ZW f D 2 E X M f W f X , -SHS-v W I Elk 5 'W C- , jg-1, fi . .mga hx. X l Qi., mf I . if f x ' X , f I ' F 2 'I y 5-Bmnxirk v , . ft 5 if 2 - W 7 Z, 1 I 1' 1' ,vf z X I I x X X 9 f Nix N XS XX Z It X53 Xa X23 WN NN N f X 1 M 'M i Q x Q 5 'Y' M Sfikg QMW + in fi if Q vi f 1 , ..Q, , ' ' -fig ' gum , v 2 Q 1 L h V I , R. .. 5 , -.1 SKA 6 9-M, I 41 9 lm? .1 X f Q -Si' ' 'J ww .. We is 'f 1f I N U 1 f S Q ' Q R ,K Q f - if-1:55 if it 4 lx X 1i, 4 ' W ' - 3 Zmq Q : irt 1 . .Z.k L I A ' . Lmmzim Q, ' ' 'L jf vi. f ::,,, ' Q f Q-.17 K . Se zli K E. 5 uf Q if N , Q 1. N gs QE 'Q L-Q Q .fLl N Q,4 H ,gf W ' sa M f if 13 fe ' V. 4, QS. S mf ' mf 6 X11 Q l NS XX WW W iw, W' fx N ag S. 'C fx.-Q S X- X xxx N QQFY q'wm15NFR XX X' m f . X X X N vQ3vwm ve- Yi 36 x -X - 'X A S ' , N . 'Q fi W ' 1 A W Q and K mil HQ v r .75 ' my MV 55 X38 A 'i f' Q' ,, . . ..,.-,:f: IIF . i t K , V- Ng A Q 'E f I .,-f, .E' 'I Q ' E. ' ffl L' f are-1 Q Nr h , s gg ., A A .'.,. Q K f ,Ar . xbil J 3 if 'im 'W N Wg. -kifiw mLAwy S VU' ? 5 1' 1 W.. gg, xi K W Q Sli fi , 5 wnfiff' ww by J Q 5 3 Awww 5 ROOM 28 - First Row: Harry Reading, Joe Rhoda, Robert Polechetti, Francella Ricotta, Chairman: Anthony Russo, Co-Chairman: Dave Renckens, David Sek. Sec- ond Row: Christine Sarek, Nancy Russo, Mary Rogers, Joan Raczka, Henrietta Peio, Louise Rzepkowski, Sandra ROOM 70 - First Row: Larry Wollert, Mary Ellen Steger, David Sobczak, William Syzmanski, Chairman, Staurt Windt, Edward Slumsky, Bernard Standera. Second Row: Janice Zielinski, Annette Wdowiasz, Frances Thomas, Barbara Tworek, Diane Ward, Sandra White, Patricia Van Wey, Rose Marie Yacklon, Third Row: ?Y ,- Schulenberg, Mary Pulvino. Third Row: Susan Rosing, William Schmidt, David Rose, Joel Russo, Terrance Sikora, Ray Ronska, Sandra Rossotto. Fourth Row: Tom Reed, John Ricotta, Jerry Pogorzelski, James Schilling, Steve Peck, Robert Pomroy, Dave Schultz. JU IORS Ethel Taylor, Chris Valentine, Garry Warren, Roger Yocum, Mike Tromuta, Mary Ann Zuralska, Cora Yocum, Fourth Row: Mike Vinceguerra, Daniel Swica, Bruce Schweichler, Kenneth Stempien, Robert Valentine, Vincent Strychalski, Peter Wise, Tom Voss. w . , . . 'N X 4: sg ' W 1 , l E 1 fax if : E Q . 51 i a 5 ' ff f I!! Hifi i . 9- Q- z 13 sv sr 1- f lx .. i X ' g' 11:2 D gi L. E ig Q fifffi Q 4 iii' www A' A Czfistisvxi ?fEsiim'?? Q' - ip 1 T f X - x X 4... Y whshig . 3 g W ! , f,. 13 I' ' Q i , V 1 : Q. . f Q ' 'f -+ 1 ff'-4 1- '1 ' Q 1,235 , W 1 'f5T?A M15 I-f as 5 ,V 4' , 3' F b a Jw- , fwf.-LA: Va-.www -. . Xi ffswlbsh'-. 5555? J Y V,..,, H S QM , , S J f m wR wHf,m'mw 4 fwfk , L1 an :,: f 1 su- .nw if W 1 JH ,gm ' ff I 3 nf. EA PQ' .nw Qi' ,X Xwkr 3 I L. iw Q' 1 5 zz , fx, 'Y Q f X L 4 ry ry iiiiin I nf y SQ ,Ml fgywife my was is --as i Q 'Q , ...- X mi in ROOM 77 - First Row: Thomas Banach, Samuel Benenati, Co-Chairman: Carol Cross, Chairman, Diane Abbata, Kathleen Andrews, David Burlingame. Second Row: Evelyn Braunstein, Sandra Cudney, Bernadine Butryn, Diane Banach, Rachel Barone, Third Row: ROOM 53 - First Row: George Giambrone, Rose Marie Halicki, Judith Gilebarto, Lenoro Golubski, Chairman: William Geiben, Co-Chairman: Sharon Griese, Jean Goulding. Second Row: Carol Epolito, Pauline Gramin- ski, Helen Ebert, Margaret Granto, Carol Jesse, Margaret Freitas. Third Row: Joseph Dawicki. Bonita Ginley, N 'S NJ 'C P ' X Q, n yd Sharon Bell, Mary Jane Allen, Carolyn Case, Beverly Bremer, Karen Carlson, Miriam Cybulski, Charmoin Centner. Fourth Row: Roy Brinkerhoff, James Bick- hart, Dominick Crino, Robert Bialaszewski, Richard Case, Duane Clement, Robert Colburn, Edith Centner. SQPHDMDRES Patricia Damon, Thomas Fiebelkorn, Sally Susan England, Joan Harper. Fourth Row: William Gawronski, Robert Hall, Michael Dickenson, Fredrick Helwig, Jon Erick, Ann Jaster, Eric Eklum, Douglas Hurd. England, K ,UQJ ks an . K' vw fir ROOM 56 Ann Sisco, Chairman: - First Row: David Swejbka, Delores Steffan, Sally Skubis, Chairman: Sue Schultz, Co- Ronald Spear, Harry Skinner, Dorothy Swejbka. Second Row: Gwen Stevens, Sandra Sievert, Maiilyn Szumigala, Susan Stranc, Jerome Spencer, Jerry Samuelson, Charles Storey. Third Row: Susan Summer- lee, Joanne Saletta, Sandra Sapienza, Bernadette ROOM 57 - First Row: Judith Wickman, Barbara Winslow, Martha Woods, Chairman, Robert Weimer, Co-Chairman: Clifton Windsor, Patricia Yacklon. Second Row: Germaine Tylock, Grace Washington, Carole Whitehead, Nancy Szymanowicz, Susanne Wessells, Siragusa. Fourth Row: Elizabeth Sobczak, Sadie Sam, Virginia Sweda, Geraldine Spero, Delores Sosinski. Fifth Row: Robert Steward, Gerald Sobczak, John Sikora, Jean Schafer, Joseph Schnur, Frank Scaglione, Ronald Sam, Gene Straight, Leonard Speziale. SOPHCDMCRE Margaret Thomas, Lorraine Walas, Karen Valone, Third Row: Joseph Valentine, Joseph Wdowiasz, Thomas Taylor, William Walters, Lawrence Tibbetts, James Will, Richard Timmerman. Arlene Speziale, Sandra Spencer, X-1 vi ' EXE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Thomas Balzer, President: Carol Brinkman, Treasurer: Suzanne Phelps, Secretary: and Joseph DiCara, Vice-President. Advisers: Mr. Mancuso, Mrs. Peck, and Mr. Hayes. FRESHMEN Last September, the Freshmen entered a new chapter in their lives. Freshmen Day came with its hardships, both practical and nonsen- sical, but all was endured. On that night came the first big high school dance, the Hula Hoop Hop with refreshments and decorations. Other social activities brightened their days of longer study hours. Working hard, as they have been doing, will certainly carry the class of i962 on to success. Elaine Zielinski and Clara Feniello show how it Hungry Hula Hoop Hoppers. is done. l as ,Q Q V., Amis Q xx X 2 ,ls 3 , 1 3 Q10 9, 4,25 S, 5-as ' 5 Q 'Af Ns. 6-0 gag Q x,. .sg .Q xx ,xx X Q XXX QQ Q Qi Q X wx ,- ,: 1. Q .L i W gif, :- Q 1- . J ig S if Q gy .M Q 'A I. A fv . QQ 32 mg' F2 5 4 li .f- .,, H, . , ,ff A Q mv file' , JM' ' 'E' ,.. I S J QW' x ' 'W egg? 5 4, A tv Q' CD' ROOM 74 - First Row: Rose Marie Klimaszewski, Jeffrey Kirell, Matthew Kucharski, Co-Chairman: Theresa Kopliner, Chairman: John Kucharski, Leonard Kurgan, Patricia Halas. Second Row: James Hunt, Ksenia Korytko,' Lorraine Hamernik, Marilyn Hunt, Diane Hath, Janet Harris, Carol Kopliner, Daniel Knapp, Richard Halberg. Third Row: Deborah Haas, Joseph FRESHME ROOM 75 - First Row: Audrey Lebarron, Patricia Lyczkowski, Sally Ludlum, Bill LaMattina, Co-Chairman, Marcia Mianali, Chairman: Lynn Nichols, John Odebralski, Second Row: JoAnn Moore, Gladys Morrison, Rose Michalski, Sharon McNally, Norma Letersky, Ann Majkowski, Nancy LoGuidice, Judith Mancuso, Ricky W it frugal , , gf. , rr , ,mx-Mi , , ,,. 5 --gk M 2 so ,if if Kuzara, Diane Kreider, Ruth Hancock, Elizabeth Knight, William Hagberg, Timothy Kaminsky, James Kolasa. Fourth Row: Lawrence Hudson, Edward Kane, Geraldine Jelonek, Mary Jane Harris, William Kinner, James Kinney, David Hath, Harold Hallberg, Carolyn Harrison. Murphy. Third Row: Diane Monroe, Nancy Milner, Roberta Merrill, Yvonne Majka, Carol Maziarz, Cheryl Opacinch, Rosalind Mancuso. Fourth Row: Edward Lemiszko, John Mleckzo, Charles McCaw, Gerry New- man, David MacCubbin, George Napieralski, David Militello, Charles Lippman, Sam Mancuso. si Z Q , fx ..f- En, ROOM 76 -- First Row: Joey Reid, Louis Polechetti, Suzanne Phelas, Co-Chairman, Richard Rubenstein, Chairman: Rose Ricotta, Geraldine Pieszak, Sara Jane Schieres. Second Row: Robert Schieres, Geraldine Piwawarski, Pauline Sobczak, Susanna Przybycien, Linda Richardson, Phyllis Russo, Sondra Russo, Paula Snyder. ROOM 79 - First Row: Thomas Sullivan, Susan With- ington, Paul Taddio, Thomas Tynan, Chorimon: Margaret Szymanski, Co-Chairman, John Wicks, Michael Worosz. Second Row: Jane Stelmach, Elaine Zielinski, June Wuerstle, Judy Waite, Frances Trippi, Mary Ann Vecchio, Terry Lynn Wolfenden, Paul K. Y Third Row: Fred Pakula, Samuel Sam, Jo Ann Pietro, Neil Prince, John Roessler, Maxine Shapiro, David Price, Loretta Sajdak. Fourth Row: Kathleen Potts, Mary Ann Pompender, Kathleen Price, James Shepard, Leon Sajdak, Gabriel Pulvino, Ronald Pazderski, Daniel Purzycki, William Reardon. FRESHME Szwejbka, Joseph White. Third Row: Nancy Zachary, Mary Tilly, Patricia Szocki, Robert Tofil, James Tomkins, Richard Thomas, Vincent Valone, Nancy Zebrasky. Fourth Row: Anthony Vitello, Richard Wise, Norman Voss, John Volker, Mary Ellen Wise, Richard Tilley, Leonard Wlodarek, John Williams, Ronald Taylor, C SPGRT f Q , l l l l MW' ,f . l ff' XX Saga ,I 1 Sports are the common meeting ground of men. Here, all are equal, race, religion, and creed are secondary. lt is the goal of the United Nations to obtain between the coun- tries of the world the fellowship that exists between their athletes. Thus in a sense the United Nations is like the Olympics. They represent the summit in the hopes of man. At Dunkirk High, the importance not only of superior athletes, but the sportsman- ship of the student body, is everyone's con- cern. w Y w v Q! 3-Q ullmfln J ?4 i5,w- Sfx w 'l Xi: wi 1 1 W s XS 'I fN nfsm ky 5 7 A-, A ' 'f 'Z I ff4 ??HlliXx' . - i g- '-.- A f '-Sifliissgffgjgwii XfiQuu1ff'w W 'J Jw Q i 5' 1 i ,,:, , 1 J L ' 2 Capiain of the DHS. Ram in I939-we won over Frcdoni , .5 is if' X A 'K E QE: If! TRACK - SPRING, 1958 Row One: Torn Reed, Dave Bienko, Jerry Cash, Mike Vandette, Jack Jockino, Dick Pagano. Row Two: Dave Parker, Phil Messina, Tom Diederich, Don Robinson, Dale Mirth, Bob Carr, Row Three: Mr. Pagano, Athletic Director: Bob Polechetti, Tom Pchelka, Dave Marsh, Stu Windt, Steve Szczerbacki, Bob Kaus, Joe Russo, Ray Kubiak, Dick Patterson, Manager: Coach McPhee. Row Four: Tom Mozgawa, Dave Sek, Tom Summerlee, BASEBALL - SPRING, 1958 Row One: Tom Taylor, Manager: Bob Polechetti, Sam Del Popolo, Ron Kolasa, Fred Stern, Roger Yocum, Pete Szymanowicz, Vincent Parlato, Manager: Ian Walkinshaw, Manager. Row Two: Mr. Pagcino, Athletic Director: Jerry Swanson, Reg Corsi, Hank Sysol, Dan Swica, Tim Forness, Ray Kubiak, Ted Buczek, Larry Wollert, Coach Stuhlmiller. 75 -T'T '---.. --Q VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: Bob Kaus, Pete Szymanowicz, Jack Mauthe, Bert Brinkerhoff. Second Row: Don Robinson, Dave Woods, Tom Diederick, Bob Gloff, George Catalano, Steve Szczerbacki, Hank Sysol, Mike Gelacak, Tony Trippi, Chris Clarke. Third Row: Ted Buczek, Tom Reed Dick Pagano, Tim Forness, Mal French, Pete Wise, John Gould, Sam Del Popolo, Bob Polechetti, Larry Wollert. Fourth Row: Joe Valentine, Manager: Bob Nowak, Manager: Coach Rozumalski, Stu Windt, Mon- ager: Joe Rhoda, Jim Morrison, John Caruso, Tony Russo, Mr. Pagano, Athletic Director. FOOTBALL 'I958 The Dunkirk Marauders opened the grid sea- son by meeting the Jamestown Raiders, The Dun- kirk squad bowed to their hosts with a score of 39 to 12. Dunkirk's first league encounter was with the Southwestern Trojans of Lakewood. The Marauders unleashed an attack in the last quarter, in which they scored two touchdowns, making the final score 20 to 7. ln their next game Dunkirk was over-powered by Mindszenty. The final score was 45 to O. Dunkirk's second league tilt was with the Salamanca Warrors. This was a hard-fought contest, but the Marauders succumbed to the War- riors attack with a final count of 33 to 6. The Dun- kirk squad met Gowanda in their next league skirmish and the maroon and white downed their hosts by a score of 26 to 13. The greatly improved Marauders rambled to a brilliant l8 to O victory over the Golden Falcons of Falconer. The final game of the year was the annual classic with Fre- donia. The Marauders rambled to a 20 to O victory which gave them an overall 4 won and 3 lost record, and a 4 won and l lost league record. FOOTBALL SENIORS First Row: Pete Szymonowicz, Tony Trippi, Bob Kaus, Bert Brinkerhoff, Jack Mauthe, Chris Clarke. Second Row: Don Robinson, Tom Diederick, Bob Gloff, George Catalano, Steve Szczerbacki, Mike Gelacak, Hank Sysol. ..,,kNM..uvWw Illia... H 'QM 3 N.. N-i-Q-........,.,,s....,, fig, 135- - ' .I 'Q S., 'A H -vs -lr 'Q -wc -QQ- rin F. -l 1 K A65 1 A ear 35 , ,gglsz Z JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: Frank Scaglione, Dale Mirth, Dick Case, Jim Brinkerhgffl Tgm Tqylorl Roberf Tofill Roberf Hgll, Bickhart, John Krebs, DiCk l3GI'ClW9ll, PC1Ul l-GTGVSRY, Bill Lederer. Third Row: Coach Brown, John Panek, Bok Bob ClGfl4, Willie Morelond, El-'Qene ROS- Second ROW! Gelsimino, Len Speziale, George Catalano, Don Geibner, Charles Eggebrecht, Jerry Newman, Sam Maggio, Roy Coach Mcphee. 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The Girls D Club held a tea, in May l958, to hon- or Miss Murray, who retired as physical educatiar instructor. Seated: Joann Pagano, Miss Murray, Mrs Hegmann. Standing: Patricia Pagano, Carolyn Mar- czynski, Patricia Letersky, Carol Romanik, Nancy Weimer, Martha Briggs, Kathleen Steffen. ,rv-1 ' si r - Mwfi if i L 33 S -g:.,t3.1,. I6 0, at fi 'Q Q. .9 , , ,, , l S ' if 'f x t . K :Q at b I Q ,- rg FQ 9 . ' V m as v .1 -' art a' Ev y Q. ' 'if 1 g1GQi.fNBf'?,: 4 Q r i Q, 5 il' ' 1 '. 4 9, 32 Q, I J ., ,, 171' i ...wives I E- . A kumar. it , 1 milk' First Row: Patricia Pagano, Lois Grabiasz, Diane Gugino, Margaret Woodin, Joann Pagano, Marion Esch, Carol Romanik, Judith Serrone, Barbara Sunzeri. Second Row: Roseanne Mancuso, Marcia Cybulski, Vivien Withing- ton, Camille Panepinto, Virginia Wuerstle, Jean Apthorp, Suzanne Hunt, Martha Overturf. Third Row: Inez Freitas, Judith Katta, Lenore Trudnowski, Patricia Walback, Elaine Biscaro, Virginia Paluch, Joan Sheffield, Sally Michalak, Carol Mekus. LE DERS'CLLlB First Row: Martha Byers, Geraldine Motto. Carol Wilcosz, Virginia Nichols, Joanne Bartlett, Geraldine Arcoraci, Marilyn Dengler, Sandra Morrison, Patricia Raths, Judith Waterman. Second Row: Gail Guenther, Ann Jourdanais, Llonna Zatorski, Mary Jo Muscato. Barbara Sek, Shirley Williams, Virginia First Row: Sylvia Smith, Carolyn Morrison, Marcia Sobczak, Shirley Drummond, Joyce Orlando, Martha DePasquale, Linda Harcrow, Elaine Peters, Carole Schultz, Susan Karin. Second Row: Betty Nasca, Susan Graham, Karla Gilray, Marie Graminski, Audrey Kuzara, Carol Leone, Diane Milner, Dianne Marquardt, Carmella Trippi, Bernadine Bongiovanni, Barbara Block. Third Row: Carolyn Marczynski, Carol Korzeniewski, Juanita Miles, Barbara Mackowiak, Jane McCaw, Barbara Gilbert, Theresa Barone, Carolyn Hoth, Cynthia Lopocinch, Emily Skryniarz. English, Betsy Kolpien, Irene Ziegler, Third Row: Marsha Jacobs, Martha Briggs, Barbara Gnadzinski, Barbara Million, Patricia Rosing, Kathleen Steffan, Linda Meyer, Patricia Abatta, Sally Gadewoltz, Leannore Hudson. GIRLS' LUB First Row: Barbara Sunzeri, Camille Panepinto, Linda Harcrow, Martha DePasquale, 1 Joyce Orlando, Lois Grabiasz, Virginia Paluch, Sandra Morrison. Second Row: Audrey Krystofik, Virginia Wuerstle, Geraldine Arcoraci, Carol Korzeniewski, Kathleen Steffan, Patricia Abbata, Diane Milner, Mary Ellen Steger, Louise Maikowski, Nancy Hoth, Diana Dolski. Third Row: Carol Schultz, Kathy Partyka, Tonia Bamonto, Susan Rosing. Juanita Miles, Patricia Rosing, Pamela Colburn, Barbara Block, Audrey Kuzara, Joanne Barlette. Jean Barnes. The Officers ofthe D Club arez Preside-nt, Pat Letersky, Vice-President, Gail Guenther, Sec- retary, Susan Karin, Treasurer, Joyce Orlando. This year many successful playdays were held especially at Mindszenty and Fredonia. A gala playday was held and six area schools were in- vited. These were: Cassadaga Valley, Brocton, Fredonia, Silver Creek, and Fredonia. Judith Serrone, Sally Michalak, Martha Overturf, Ruth Gestwicki, Marcia Cybulski. Second Row: Carol lanello, Carol Romanik, Marcia Barton, Carolyn Marczynski, Karen Centanni, Sandra Maslack, Frances Thomas, Patricia Raths, First Row: Susan Karin, Carolyn Morrison, Barbara Million, First Row: Betsy Kolpein, Marion Esch, Joann Pagano, Patricia Letersky, Presidentp Gail Guenther, Vice-President: Jean Apthorp, Barbara Buczek, Margaret Woodin, Marcianna Sobczak, Maureen Karin. Second Row: Elizabeth Nasca, Irene Ziegler, Judy Pierce, Vivien Withington, Marlene Newman, ............c... ni.,..,c tcs,., Bernadine Bongiovanni, Inez Freitas, Dianne English. Third Row: Rosemary Yacklon, Suzanne Hunt, Carol Leone, Patricia Walback, Dorothy Eckert, Mary Ann Zuralski, Linda Trudnowski, Martha Byers, Francella Ricotta, Roseanne Man- cuso, Diane Gugino, Patricia Pagano. Louise Rzepkowski, Barbara Sek, Joan Sheffield, Judy Water- man, Susan Domanski. Third Row: Mary Jo Muscato, Emily Skrzyniarz, Lenore Trudnowski, Martha Briggs, Carolyn Hoth, Barbara Gnadzinski, Barbara Mackowiak, Barbara Gilbert, Theresa Barone, Leanore Hudson, Marie Graminski. BUYS' LUB The Boys' D Club enjoyed another successful year at D.H.S, which began with their selection of Bob Gloff as Presidentg Under his capable leadership many projects were inaugurated. The club carried out successfully its dances and also its refreshments stand at our athletic events. Among the enjoyable functions for the members were a trip to a college basketball game, various initiations, and a steak dinner. The year ended with an enjoyable ban- quet. Mr. Pagano is the advisor. ,W A l f W , Elected to the All Star Southwestern Football l Conference team were Bob Gloff, John Gould and George Catalano, as right halfback, right guard and center, respectively. Center: Bob Gloff, Mr. Pagano, Athletic director. Counter Pagano, Tom Diederich, Sam Del Popolo, George Catalano Clock-wise from left: Fred Stern, Jack Braunstein, Bob Carr, Nicky Phelps, Jerry Swanson, Tim Forness, Ted Buczek, Pete Ron Kolosa, Dick Patterson, Tom Reed, Mike Tramuta, Dick Szymanowicz, Larry Wollert, Bob Polechetti. W ,ix fm mmf LUB The harnessing of the atom has made better communications among nations a necessity. Membership and participation in the various organizations of Dunkirk High School affords students the opportunity to exchange ideas, to promote programs and to learn the art of communication. -1 ' .-T- v. j N125 fi N I .2--'if f , I I5 . ,, ... 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The Council sponsored a best- dressed boy and girl program. Each month prizes were awarded to those chosen by a board of judges. They also promoted a no-smoking cam- paign. The bulletin board on the ramp between the A fashion show, presented by the Student Council included, First Row: Kay Proper, Patricia Letersky. Second Row: Christopher Clarke, Carol Brinkman, Richard Rubenstein, Ricotta, Martha Woods, Richard Rubenstein, Patricia Pagano. Row Three: Mr. Mancuso, Advisor: Diane Gugino, Barbara Sunzeri, Emily Skrzyniarz, Michael Vandette, Jerome Pog- orzelski, Robert Sullivan, Kenneth Graziano, Chris Clarke, George Privateer, Larry Hudson. COUNCH old and new buildings was put up by the Stu- dent Council. Among their other projects of serv- ice to all was a campaign for a stop light on the corner of Eagle and Fifth Street. The members hope to go on to even greater projects next year. Mr. Mancuso is the advisor. Marcia Barton, Mary Ellen Steger. Third Row: Roy Brinker- hott, Richard LoGuidice, Thomas Reed, Susan Kubasik, Robert Polechetti 'Q?36IY Yi? First Row: Diana Gugino, Carole Schultz, Jean Apthorp, Audrey Kuzara, Secretary: Carolyn Marczynski, Vice-Presi- dentp Kenneth Graziano, President: Nancy Hath, Treasurer, Henry lppolito, Thomas Summerlee. Second Row: Lois Grabiasz, Carole Collis, Carol lanello, Barbara Buczek, Dianne English, Carol Wilcoz, Joanne Pagano, Marion Esch, Patricia Pagano, Sylvia Higbee, Michael Vandette, Mr. Byham, Ad- visor. Third Row: Ruth Gestwicki, Audrey Krystofiak, Mary HONOR SOCIETY: The Honor Society movie, entitled The Iron Mistress, with Alan Ladd, was a success. The proceeds went to the Pearl Reed FRENCH CLUB: The French Club gives the students the opportunity to use the language and to became better acquainted with the different as- pects of French civilization. Songs and skits are utilized to this end. The formal part of the meet- First Row: Diana Dolski, Sally Dengler, Julie Ames, Joseph Dawicki, Shirley Williams, Susan Summerlee, Conrad Dol- ski. Second Row: Mr. Bixby, Advisor, Sandra Dengler. Ellen Steger. Marcia Barton, Louise Rzepkowski, Sandra Maslack, Sharon Michalski, Diana Dolski. Fourth Row: Susan Domanski, Barbara Sunzeri, Marie Graminski, Barbara Mackowiak, Jane McCaw, Lynn McElhaney, Margaret Wood- in, Kathleen Michalski. Fifth Row: Robert Lyczkowski, David Woods, Michael Gelacak, Roger Burlette, David Young, Jerome Pogorzelski, Terrance Dengler, Thomas Reed, Chris- topher Clarke. Scholarship fund. The Society sponsored a dance on January l6, as a means of fund-raising. ings is conducted in French. The club sponsors a correspondence program with students of France. Officers were: President, Jonel Spina, Vice-Presi- dent, Joseph Dawicki, Secretary, Susan Kepple, Treasurer, Julie Ames. Joann Erbin, Ann Sischo, Camille Panepinto, Peggy Woodin Third Row: Harold Skinner, Leslie Byrne, Terry Dengler, James Smoszynski, John Walker, 69 ...Ai ENGLISH CLUB OFFICERS-First Row: Fred Sterns, Gerald Swanson, James Elias, Ronald Kolasa, Steve Szczerbacki. Virginia Wuerstle, Barbara Gilbert, Suzanne Tucker, Sharon Michalski, Second Row: Miss Morrissey, Advisor: Judith Serrone, David Valentine, Thomas Summerlee, Marie Gra- minski, Joyce Orlando, Carolyn Hath. Lenore Trudnowski, Jean Apthorp, Barbara Sunzeri. Third Row: Martha Briggs, Barbara Mackowiak, Peter Szymanowicz, Anthony Dubicl, Thomas Diederich, Thomas Zielinski, Kathleen Steffan, John Worosz, Jack Jackino. ENGLISH CLUBS The various English clubs meet according to their needs. Their main purpose is to provide practice in speech activities. They have delved into different readings among which were, A Tale Of Two Cities, The Yearling, and Cyrano de Bergerac. The Critics' Club, newly formed this yean made a study of the field of the Communication Arts by comparing literary techniques with those THE CRITICS' CLUB-First Row: Elaine Biscaro, lrenc Ziegler, Robert Krystofiak. Second Row: Robert Wilson, Patricia Raths, Robert Duine, Daniel Kocz- wara. Third Row: Virginia Nichols, Carl l-lelfeldt are determining what makes a good movie. of the theatre, television and other media. The College English Clubs present research material in the form of panel discussions, sym- posium, and debates. The five College English Clubs are, Whittier, Longfellow, Chaucer, Shakes- peare, and Tennyson. The Emerson Club centered their activities in the field of World Literature. The traditional English Tea was held on the afternoon of March l7 In December, the Shakespeare Club read Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities. Suzanne Hunt, Thomas Mozgawa, Ruth Gestwicki, Judy Waterman, Vivien Withingtan and Barb Block presented a panel discussion of certain chapters. FRN T 5- The Whittier English Club found it interesting to study the different types of poetry. Salvatore Alessi, Ann Marie Jourdanais, David Karpinske, Linda Carbeck, and Marcia Cybulski take notes as James Smoczynski reads a paper he has prepared. English literature is an important part of fourth year Eng' lish. Here we see Marcianna Sobczak, George Catalano, Patricia Mancuso, John Barnes and Patricia Letersky, lis- tening to Robert Gloff as he reads one of the more humorous short stories. All are members of the Longfellow English Club. Patricia Fuller, Ronald Frodelius, George Nato, and Carolyn Marczy- nski study old English version of Chaucer's Prologue to the Canter- bury Tales. As members of the Chaucer English Club they chose this assignment in the unit on poetry. Drawing seemed to appeal to many members of the Tennyson English Club when they were given an Opportunity to sketch characters from the Canterbury Tales as an assignment. Carol Leone, Barbara Bruno, Reginald Corsi, Joan Sheffield, and Patricia Pagano review some of the fine portraits. Play acting appealed to the students of the Emerson Club. John Worosz, Susanne Tucker, Richard Leone, Jack Braunstein, Kathleen Steffan, Judy Serrone, and Susan Karin, seated, are shown in one of the many plays the club studied. . . - 1 '. vi 1 i . , im. 1 . X. Y-my t f I . WILSON HISTORY CLUB- First Row: Carol Schultz, Susan Karin, Treasurer: Carol Romanik, Vice-President: Jack Mauthe, President: Carol Leone, Secretary: Emily Skrzyniarz. Second Row: David Lasecki, Carolyn Marczynski, Virginia Paluch, Ann Marie Jourdanais, Leone, HISTORY LE GUE Joan Sheffield, Margaret Woodin, Suzanne Hunt Robert Kaus. Third Row: Robert Owens, Anthony Dubiel John Messina, Donald Clement, John Worosz Ronald Schmidt, Gerald Swanson, George Privateer Richard Active in support of D.H.S. History League Movie were Front: Lenore Trudnowski Virginia Wuerstle, Gary Wood bury. Standing: Robert Will Michael Gelacak, Marion Esch Christopher Clarke, Sharon Michalski, Thomas Summerlee, DHS History league 3 A TNLK OF ,IW2 C 'NFS Capitol Theatre t,.t. OC'- Z JEFFERSONIAN HISTORY CLUB-First Row: Pauline Jarvis, Patricia Mancuso, Presi- dent: Carolyn Morrison, Secretary: David Bienko, Vice-President, John Barnes, Anthony Trippi. Second Row: Marsha Sobczak, Elaine Biscaro, Geraldine Arcoraci, Joan Bar- Iette, Sandra Morrison, Patricia Raths. Third Row: Llonna Zatorski, Martha Briggs, Joyce Eckert, Patricia Fuller, Barbara Mackowiak, Virginia Nichols. Fourth Row: David Panfil, James Gilebarto, Donald Robinson, Frank Lewis, Reginald Corsi, Thomas Zielinski, James Smoczynski, Fred Sterns. The History League, consisting of seven separate history clubs under the sponsorship of Mr. George Hutchinson, Mr. Joseph Par- lato and Mr. Francis Geiben, has completed another year's program. Projects on the agenda included not only classroom activities in parliamentary pro- cedure and current events discussions but JACKSONIAN HISTORY CLUB-First Row: Lucille Kopliner. Jim Kowalski, Treasurer, Robert Gloff, Sec- retary: Patricia Abbato, Vice-President: James Elias, President: Ronald Kolassa, Robert Will. Second Row: Inez Freitas, Geraldine Motto, Barbara Gnadzinski 1 also social, educational and fund raising pro- positions such as Record Hops, paper drives, participation in the All-Clubs Christmas Party, and the showing of a movie A Tale of Two Cities. The culmination of the League's pro- gram was the formal banquet held at Shore- wood in May. Barbara Gilbert, Nancy Giebner, Faith Kachermeyer. Third Row: Peter Szymanowicz, Daniel Koczwara, David Karpinske, William Riley, Robert Grimm. Linda Carbeck, Phyllis Smith. , , 3 ...xm..l:m WASHINGTON HISTORY CLUB-First Row: Joseph Feniello, Thomas Pchelka, Treasurer: Joyce Fox, Secretory: Shirley Drummond, Vice-President: Thomas Diederich, President: Robert Mignoli. Second Row: Philip Rowe, Sally Michalak, Elaine Peters, Violet Reynolds, Sally Gadewoltz, Linda Meyers, Susan Graham. Third Row: Carol Mekus, Robert Cooper, Joseph Tobiczyk, Eugene Wlodarek, Larry Pokoj, Cynthia Lopacinch, Salvatore Allessi, lrene Ziegler. Fourth Row: Robert Krystofiak, Robert Phelps, Brian Kucharski, Stewart Christy, Frank Oyach, Robert Wilson, James Anderson. HISTORY LE GUE HISTORICAL RESEARCH CLUB-First Row: Lois Grabiasz, Barbara Buczek, Secretary: Barbara Block, Vice-President: Albert Brinkerhoft, President: Marilyn Dengler, Treosurerp Joyce Orlando, Martha DePasquale. 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Vice-President: James Elias, Sergeant-at-Arms. Second Row: Robert Wilson, Robert Duine, James Kaufman, Thomas Summerlee, Robert Kaus, David Woods, Robert Lyczkowski, E William Lederer. Third Row: Dale Mirth, Ronald Spear, Harald Skinner, Joseph Kuzara, Robert Colburn, Roy Brinker- hoff. Fourth Row: Mr. Banks. Advisory Charles Storey, Douglas Kreider, Bernard Muscato, Mr. Reber, Advisor. HI-Y This year under the leadership of President Gary Woodbury, the Hi-Y has engaged in many services and money-making projects, such as the annual Sweetheart dance. This has become a highspot in the school year as any girl can win, and receive a dinner at Rusch's plus numerous STAGE Every assembly, movie, play and musicale owes much of its success to the efficient Stage Crew because without their help the productions and school activities wouldn't be run so smoothly. First Row: Betty Maternowski, Patricia LaPaglia, Linda Har- crow, Barbara Sunzeri, Virginia Wuerstle, Dorothy Szweibka, Barbara Sek, Joyce Fox, Second Row: Frank LaPaglia, Advisory James Parlato. Terrence Sikora, Jim Will, James gifts. She is selected by a drawing which is held at the dance. Highlights of the year have been trips taken to Officer Training camp, Jamestown Y.M.C.A. and the State Assembly in Albany. CREW The members of the stage crew under the efficient leadership of Frank LaPaglia and Bob Bernard play a vital part in Dunkirk High's acti- vitiest Levandowski, Robert Farina, Mr. John Benn, Advisor. Third Row: John Worosz, Anthony Arcoraci, James Czysz, Donald Robinson, Richard Levandowski, James Kaufman, Felix Halicki. Front: Mrs. Duncan, Advisor, Joyce Fox, Maureen Karin, Susan Karin, Barbara Block, Jean Apthorp, Lenore Trudnowski, Ruth Gestwicki, Virginia Schweda, Marion Esch, Linda Trud- nowski. First Row, Up Stairs: Geraldine Morrone, Sandra Reed, Ann Sischo, Marcia Barton, Carol lanello, Sally Dengler, Sally Michalak, Evelyn Braunstein, Kathryn Proper, Dianne English. Second Row: Mrs. Reber, Advisor, Martha Overturf, Karen Centanni, Susan Kubasik, Diane Mekus, Carolyn Case, Vivian Withington, Francella Ricotta, Mary Ellen Steger Karen Carlson, Patricia O'Dell. ALPHA TRI-HI-Y Alpha Tri-Hi-Y has once again attained suc- cess for the past year. The meetings are held on the Second Wednesday and fourth Monday. Alpha took part in the Legislative Assembly at Fredonia and sent a delegate to Albany. They visited the W.C.A. Home at Fredonia and held a mother-daughter evening. This year Alpha had many interesting speak- ers at their meetings among which were Professor and Mrs. Dawley and exchange students from Guam, Greece and Mexico who are attending Fredonia State. The annual Banquet held with Beta Tri-Hi-Y and the Hi-Y brought this successful year to a close. OFFICERS-President, Ruth Gestwicki, Vice- President, Lenore Trudnowski, Secretary, Susan Karin, Treasurer, Barbara Block, Chaplain, Jean Apthorp, Sergeant-at-Arms, Maureen Karin. BETA TRI-HI-Y Beta Tri-Hi-Y proved successful in futhering its purpose to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. Beta sponsored a movie, The Caine Mutiny, and a dance as a means of raising money. Their other activities included: donations to the World Service Organization, providing a Christmas 104 basket for a needy family and participating in the All Clubs Christmas Party. The club also sent delegates to Fredonia and Albany. OFFICERS-President, Joyce Orlando, Secretary, Carol Leone, Treasurer, Sharon Michalski, Ser- geant-at-Arms, Joanne Pagano, Chaplain, Judy Serrone. Hi Y and Tri Hi Y officers BETA TRI-HI-Y - Judy Pierce, Karen Fredericks, Karen Loeb, Sharon Mclntyre, Sharon Michalski, Judy Serrone, Joyce Orlando, Carol Leone, Carol Romanik, Joann Pagano, Miss Nowak, Advisory Mrs. Peck, Advisor. First Row, Up Stairs: Patricia Pagono. Margaret Woodin, Patricia Letersky, Berna- dette Siragusa, Audrey Rhoda, Rita Pagano, Susan Graham, Irene Ziegler, Camille Panepinto, Nancy Hath, Kathleen Michalski, Diana Dolski, Theresa Barone. Second Row: Sandra Cudney, Patricia Abbata, Mary Jo Muscato, Barbara Buczek, Elaine Biscaro, Martha Byers, Lorraine Walas, Judith Waterman, Carolyn Hath, Sylvia Higbee, Barbara Mackowialc. stallation Banquet in May 1958. Center: Miss Yukiki Eyama, Jap- anese student at Jamestown High. Row One: Susan Karin, Lenore Trudnowski, Maureen Karin, Sharon Michalski, Jean Apthorp, Joanne Pagano, Carol Rornanik, Mr. Duncan, Advisor. Second Row: David Young, Michael Gelacak, Kenneth Graziano, Barbara Block, Joyce Orlando, Gary Woodbury. Ruth Gestwicki, Carol Leone. 105 0' t W ' X-SE: 2. ' f HX' 1 Sig-,Q ? M ,W , if A 'L 5 M3 nf-. . 'ff J i 5.1 x X it Q, 'ik rr ET ugv-Y 5 waxy gg P as wig? ff .,A. ' N, 1: gymww ? 5' 'annsr-, it Q32-W. !'- gi: s Sm W A I ::,: - f ei ' .1 3 1' - fmfk 5 r as Q H aa. if' 'ii 'G' 'E ' i 'ar by 1 'aw X ,NSN 1: A 3 5 l fx 3 I., 5 if , LPYI - w .-.' Q, 7' ,. . 1:4 .. R .1 it fy ...P 'W' 4 'YV A Z r'. 7 ' 1 'Sl if' Q , S 1 if F9 fb' . 'ef ,Q Q NI up Easy does it . . . at All Clubs Christmas Party- game. earbook staff members visited United Nations zadquarters while attending yearbook con- irence at Columbia University in October. enneth Graziano, Carolyn Marczynski, Mr, linehan, Dianne English, and Robert Lyczkow- i L . Poster Contest sponsored by County Medical Society and Woman's Auxiliary was won by Lynne McElhaney, center. Joyce Orlando, right, and Kathleen Partyka won second prize and honorable mention respectively. file To the victor belongs the spoils . . . Home- room winner in Christmas Card campaign enjoy free dinner at the Dunkirk Club. FIRST HONORS BEDFORD PRODUCTS. DUNKI RK RADIATOR CORP. DUNKIRK SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. FRED KOCH BREWERY. MC MACHANS INC. SAFE STORE. SECOND HONORS DUNKIRK LUMBER CO. GEORGE GRAF AND CO., INC. Pro er ond Roy B Kay p d Hop Promoter. Junior Party time. from M EI b td d t d t I'. ics OS 6 THRD HONORS ACK AUTO PARTS CO. ALLEGHENY LUDLUM STEEL CORP. CEASE'S COMMISSARY SERVICE. DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING. DUNKIRK ICE CREAM CO. DUNKIRK PRINTING CO. H. C. EHLERS CO., INC. PARK SHOE STORE SERVICE HARDWARE CO. VAN RAALTE CO., INC. WOODBURY FRUIT FARMS. FOURTH HONORS ANDREW'S HOME FURNISHINGS. BALDWIN MOTORS INC. BERTHOLD STUDIO. BOOTH'S DAIRY, INC. P. H. CARLYON, INC. KNOWLTON'S. LAKE SHORE PHARMACY. LUDLUM'S VARIETY. THE LUMBER STORE. NEW YORK STORE. PARK AVENUE SERVICE STATION. ROSING'S. RUSCH'S RESTAURANT. SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. SIDEY'S INC. SULLIVAN AND SULLIVAN ATTORNEYS High Junior magazine salesgirl receives watch for effort. Mary Ellen Steger, Steve Orlando Barbara Naslund, Pamela Colburn, Robert Polechetti, Roy Kozlowski. III Brains pitted against brains at the Christmas Party. Chess Duane Clement and his Christmas masterpiece. game with Richard Leone, Dave Lasecki, Dale Mirth, Harold Skinner, Robert Barnes. Standing: James Will, Fred Stern, Dave Lentz, Larry Pokoj and James Kinney. ALPHA BETA ALPHA FRATERNITY. DR. R. G. BARTKOWIAK. B. F. GOODRICH. DR. JOSEPH CALLAGEE. CENTRAL AVENUE BAKERY. C. J. GOLDBERG AGENCY. DEE'S BRIDAL SHOP. DITOLLA'S NEWS. DUNKIRK UNIT PARTS. FELICIAN SISTERS OF ST. HEDWIGS. DR. GEORGE FENDINGER. RICHARD FITZER AGENCY. DR. JOHN F. FOSS. GAIL JEWELERS. GEORGE RAY, INC. GLABERMAN FURNITURE CO., INC. GLENN - JANKOWSKI AGENCY. GRAF KENDALL'S SERVICE. DR. JOHN GREENLEAF. HABER'S INC. HALICKI'S GARAGE. DR. JAMES HAMMERL. HEPPELL AND ROBINSON INSURANCE. JACK AND JILL SHOP. JAYNES AT SENIOR PARTY PATRONS JIM'S DRY CLEANERS. JOSEPH'S CLOTHES SHOP. DR. JOSEPH KARNES. KI ALPHA KI SORORITY. LAKE SHORE WALLPAPER AND PAINT. DR. JOSEPH LAPAGLIA. ROBERT S. MC GRAW, FUNERAL DIRECTOR. MILLER DRUGS. MILLER'S HARDWARE AND FURNITURE. MONROE INSURANCE AGENCY. MONROE PHARMACY. PALMER AND SPANN ATTORNEYS. PAUL AND JOE'S TEXACO SERVICE. PUTNAM AGENCY. READING'S SUNOCO SERVICE. REGENT DRY CLEANERS. LARRY SPACC PONTIAC, INC. SEARS ROEBUCK, AND CO. TOWNE, RUBENSTEIN, AND FOSTER. VALENTINE SERVICE. WEIMER - HAYES CHEVROLET. WEISS HARDWARE. WEST DRUG COMPANY. WUERSTLE CAFE. . . . And did you see what she's wearing? Jani Barb Sunzeri and Tom Tucker, Susan Tucker and guest, Bob Mulkin Gnd Mike Vandette, Bob Gloff and Pat Murrt Krystofiak and guest, Dorothy Szwejbka and Bob Owens. at Senior Party. fff1rv - ff: 1-V num. --1 xv ry ij! 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