The Senior Class of Dunkirk High School Presents
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2 The Senior Class of Dunkirk High School Presents The IVY TOWER 1967 Dunkirk, New York 3 WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK • • • • Sarah Callagee gave herself without stint to generations of Dun kirk children for more than 50 years. When you stop and think about it, the majority ofpeople now living in Dunkirk, as well as many who have moved away, probably came under her influence at one time or another. And all of them benefited. When she retired after 50 years in a public school career as ele mentary teacher, principal and supervisor, she ttretired" right back to her first love-teaching children to read or to read better. In the last months before her unexpected death she worked with the staff of the Boorady Memorial Reading Center. Miss Callagee began her teaching career in North Bergen, N.J., in 1916 and two years later became an elementary teacher at former Dunkirk School 2. Miss Callagee taught classes at School 4 and the junior high school and served four years as elementary school music supervisor. For nine years, Miss Callagee worked in the dual role of principal of former School 1 and supervisor of elementary education. She be came full-time elementary supervisor in 1963 and supervised the city's first Head-Start program in 1965. Much more could be written about her, but in keeping with her own inherent modesty, we would like to honor ttMiss Sadie" merely by saying ttthank you" to her and dedicating this book to her memory. The Students of Dunkirk High School 4 SARAH CALLAGEE 1895-1967 5 ......... .• • .. ...• • :• :.,: •. ,. ..•I : ·. :·.···. :--:·· ~- ~· ...... ... ... , . .. .. .. ........ .· ...• .. , .. ·.:·.· .···~·· . .·-·:.- .. .... ... .. • • 8 .• . ·. ..... .. ~· . .• . ... ........., •::.... 14 'ACULTY • • . ... ' . .·· .. : ·.. ....... 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Second Row: William Wills Jr., Nor Clifford. man A. Boorady, Joseph L. Kozlowski, Fred- BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICERS PRESIDENT........................................................ Michael M. Woloszyn VICE-PRESIDENT.............................................. Mrs. Vaughn Mei ter CLERK ...................................................................... Norman Boorady MEMBERS Joseph F Clifford ............................................... Frederick E. Strauser John W Farrell. ......................................................... Campbell Tyrrell Joseph L. Kozlowski ................................................ William Wills, Jr. 10 SUPERINTENDENT AND STAFF Graduates: If you would rise, if you would grow, if you would increase in knowledge and find real happi ness, you must accept responsi bility and serve to the utmost with what you have-for you have something that no other person in the world has-YOUR INDI VIDUALITY. With this gift, pick up your tools and do your job. Good luck and God-speed. Franklin H Hazard Superintendent of Schools Graduates: Now that you have reached the climax of your high school education you may well look back upon these years of ex perience as an investment in learning. It will be up to you, now, to continue to emphasize the importance of constantly striving and improving upon your achievements. I am con fident that you will find that this investment will assist you to meet with vision the challenges of society. I am further assured that you will find your education will pay dividends in personal fulfillment, in increased earning power and in enriched power and in enriched family and community life. Joseph L. Parlato Director of Secondary Education Edward Zuchowski Superintendent of Buildings 11 'cated, Left to Right: Albert Richter, chool P .vchologist, Victoria Motto, Dental Hvgienist, Irene Ne1l'lon, chool Mary Whitne_\, Secretary, Andrew Hawke, Director. tand Nur e Teacher, Clare Bern, School Nurse Teacher, Bonnie ing: Thomat; Ivory, Attendance Counselor, Elizabeth Wellw, Schneider, School Nurse Teacher. Ab ent. Doctor Samuel Attendance upervisor, Michele Notte, peech Therapist, Patti, chool Phy~icwn . PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES Pupil Personnel Services are by nature supportive ervices which assist ad mini trators, teacher and tudents in receiving the full potential of the educa tional program. Within the framework of any good educational program there mu t be provided some mean to aid student who are having difficulty. Thus, the five services which are considered most helpful are a) attendance services, b) health services, c) psychological services, d) guidance ervices, and e) er vice to handicapped children. Each of the e five ervice requires the work of different qualified people all working as a team. The team i made up of the following per onnel: Attendance............................................. One Supervisor and One Counselor Health .................................................... One Physician Three School-Nurse Teachers One Dental Hygienist Psychological......................................... One School P ychologist Guidance ................................................ One Guidance Director Two Senior High Counselor One Junior High Counselor Handicapped .......................................... Three teacher of mentally retarded Three teacher aids One Speech Therapist All of these services are coordinated by the Pupil Per onnel Director. 12 GUIDANCE Howard Brown, Counselor John Ruska, Counselor Deborah Best, Secretary 13 / FACULTY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Catherine Morris ey Robert Bleck Chairman English 3,4 English 4 Raymond Case George Tederous English 2,4 Albert Samuel English 1,3 Speech and Drama English 2 16 ENGLISH William Krawczyk Richard Valvo English 1,3 English 1 Anthony Palermo Jeanne Lamber on English 2,4 Substitute Joan Geron High School Chorus MUSIC DEPARTMENT Andrew Chri tina High School Band HISTORY DEPARTMENT Franci Geiben, Chairman History 3 Team Teaching George Hutchinson Hi tory 3,4 Economics John Mancuso Marguerite Belden Henry Colicchia Hi tory 4 Hi tory 3 History 2 Team Teaching Communism Ralph Burke Daryl Davis History 1 History 1 18 HISTORY DEPARTMENT Faye Anderson Ricardo Hammond Substitute History 1,2 Theresa Schober S teven Opochins ky Chairman Student Teacher Jame Spina Art Mechanical Drawing ART DEPARTMENT 19 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT John Kreider Jack Anderson Chairman Earth Science Biology Anthony Gary Daniel Fellows Guido Guayasamin General Science General Science Chemistry Biology Physics 20 Jean Connelly General Science SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Daniel Anderson Student Teacher Anthony Conti Natalie LoGra o Chairman Typing Office Practice 1,2 Office Practice 1 Jack Shubert Bu iness Math Bookkeeping 1,2 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Roger Bratton General Math DE 1,2 Personal Typing 21 Ru ell Taylor Shorthand & Transcription Secretarial Practice BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Lawrence Keefe Introduction to Business Business Law Doris D impfl 0 car Bixby Chairman French 1,2,3 Latin 1,2,3 Spanish 1 Stan ley Vnuk Spanish 1,2,3 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Michael Opolicky German 1, 2, 3 General Math 22 LIBRARIAN Ruth French Special Educational Spanish 1 SPECIAL EDUCATION Edith Osborne Librarian Richard Krug Paul Metzler Earl Hahn General, Wood, Carpentry Auto Shop Electric Shop VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS Charles Keib Robert Kaylor Machine Shop Electric Shop 3 Patrick Minehan Chairman Algebra MATH DEPARTMENT Rexford Ingham Math11,12 EdwardKell Alan Farnham James Will General Math Algebra General Math Math 10 Geometry Math 10 Algebra General Science HOME ECONOMICS Louella Didget Chairman Home Economics 1, 2 3,10,12 DRIVERS EDUCATION Edward Hayes Health Driver Education 24 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Angelo Pagano Alan Stuhlmiller Director Basketball Baseball James Gibbons Arletta Coleman Football Carolyn Bessey Girls D Club Cheerleading 25 SERVICES 26 Buildings Office-Beverly Binko, Jean Szwejbka Board Office-Carolyn Terese, Rose Tizzano, Mary Palmeri, Ann Kozlowski OFFICE STAFF High School Office-Eleanor Sievert Superintendent' Office-Eleanor Rider, Bertha Pagano Angelina Fedor, Eleanor Kane, JoAnne Bruno, Lolita Hagberg. CAFETERIA Elizabeth Catalano, Florence Karin. Doroth.v Adams. Loretta Korzenieu·slli, Lillian Polasik, Berntce Recek. Helen Crocoll, Celia Walczak. CUSTODIANS James Oddo, Louie Ziegler. Edward Pazderski BUS DRIVERS Tony Duine, Edward Woloczyn, Harold Hallberg, Joe Ryczko, Anthony Lack, Fred VandeVelde. SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Su an Hayne , recording secretary; Pierra Bonora. vice-pre ident; Jame Douglas. president; Afarcia hubert, corre ponding secretary; Bernadette Kuwik, treasurer. CLASS OF 1967 The class of '67 began its most important year with the election of the class officers. Under the leadership of Mr. Krawczyk the class began its whirl of ac tivitie in November-building