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

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First Row: Vaughn Meister, MichaelM. Wolo­ erick E. Strauser, Campbell L. Tyrrell, John szyn, Superintendent of Schools, Franklin H. W. Farrell. Absent for picture: Joseph F Hazard. 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 their float and nominating queen candidates. Den­ ise Odell was chosen queen and reigned over the homecoming activities. On Jan­ uary 21st, the Seniors enjoyed their class party which was called "Swedish Holiday." In March the Senior presented their play entitled, "My Sister Eileen." The play was a great success thanks to the hard work of the cast and the expert direction of Mr. Albert Samuel. The clas of '67 is looking forward to their prom in June and finally graduation. For the Seniors these past four years have been filled with work, play, a few heartache , but mostly happy, memorable events. We thank all the other classes, and the faculty for adding to our pleasures and with this we bid a sad farewell.

32 Harold Adam \ "Harry" Quite a hunter . easy going guy . . . nice to know.

Lucinda Ameno "Cindy" Sweet di po ition ... another woman driver ... neat appear­ ance.

Mary Ann Andrasik "Mary" Arti tic flair ... great helper . . . always happy.

Donna Andrukowicz ''Donna'' Loquaciou Mis . career in busine ... thegrapevine.

Richard Bamonto "Ricky" Perfect boy next door . . . a certain girl ... football . football ... football.

Karen Banach "Karen" Happy go lucky . . . ready for good time ... dignified flirt.

33 Patricia Barlette "Patty" Mi chievou without malice ... radiates friendliness ... un­ expected remark.

Edwin Bauza "Eddie" That certain smile ... a friendly cla mate . .. per- onable.

James Bell "Jim" Full of enthusia m ... bit of deviltry ... music man.

Annette Benenati ''Annette'' Satirical comment . . . dre - ses with class . . . never a dull moment.

Sharman Bieber ''Sharm'' S m i l e f o r everyone . . . an able leader ... bubbling per­ sonality.

Jo eph Bienko "Joe" At home in any sport big "Joeker" ... unhurried, un­ worried.

34 Pierra Bonora "Pierre" Born speaker ... friendly and sincere . . . class leader.

William Bradley "Bill" "Hey boy" ... oh so quiet . . . friendly manner.

Margaret Brown "Peggy" Short and sweet . . . Shy miss . . . happy homemaker.

Raymond Budniewski "Ray" Far from quiet ... outdoor type . . . an ardent hunter.

Robin Burke "Rob" Air of assurance . . gentle­ manly manner. WDOE's faithful servant.

Angel Carreras At home with his guitar . cool, calm, and collected.

35 Sandra Catalano "Sandy" Cute and congenial . park­ ling smile ... likes good times.

Nancy Ceranowicz "Nancy" Shy but friendly . makes tomorrow a better day.

Barbara Chimera "Barb" Always laughing ... has her own opinions .. . always ONE guy.

Michael Clark "Mickey" Diligent student ... meets life with a smile.

Henry Cockburn "Henry" Lost to Silver Creek . talk- ative . . . a good friend.

Patricia Connell "Pat" Intelligence, Inc. . . . "Patty­ itis" ... born volunteer.

36 John Conway "Gib" Future Rembrandt . . . "meet me at Acme".

Kevin Crane "Kev" Easy going guy . . . love tho e parties . . . keep those drum rolling.

Samuel Crino ''Sam'' Mr. Casanova . gridiron whiz . . . strong, rugged ap- pearance.

Joanne Culmo "Jo" Smile for everyone ... talent­ ed cook ... not easily upset.

Charles Cutrona "Chuck" "Charlie tuna" . . . good na­ tured ... expert shot.

David Cybulski "Cybs" Loves a good time ... girl , girls, girl . . . party boy.

37 MaryKaus ( "Mary" Dependable ... forever talking.

Elisabeth Dahl "Pia" Swedi h package of ugar and spice ... glowing blonde hair . . . loves our American Way.

Earl Dailous ((Duke" Allergic to school ... hard worker . . . familiar sight at the Red Barn.

Theodore Deszcz ((Ted" Loves that [as t car . . . party­ goer . . . vocational boy.

John Dewhurst "J-El" Voices his opinion ... tomor­ row's Mr. Wizard . . . always in the lab.

Richard Dillenhofer "Dick" Quiet . .. tall, tall guy. scholastic whiz.

38 Marie Dobrzynski "Gail" A bundle of sweetness sparkling brown eyes . . . her heart's at Alfred.

Erlene Doellefeld «

Michele Donnelly "Mickey" D.H.S. 's student abroad ... spirited and talkative miss ... diligent scholar.

James Douglas "Jim" Capable leader . . . long on looks . air of sophistica­ tion.

Frank Draves «

Carl Eschenbach "Carl" A red and white Chevy . devoted his tory "scholar" . Mayville commuter.

39 Thomas Fafin ki "Tom" A-1 per onality . .. sure to suc­ ceed . .. baseball's his game.

Theodore Farnham "Ted" Red Triumph ... reserved and ophisticated . .. love to have fun.

John Fedyszyn ''John'' Hot-rodder . .. like girls ... co-operative.

Dennis Feurtado "Denni " Future "chemist" . .. one of the "Park" gang ... often seen, eldom heard.

Raul Figueroa "Figgy" Friend to the end . .. stock boy of the year . .. college bound.

Valerie Furnar "Val" Lost without her make-up . .. party-goer . .. always in love.

40 Sandra Geisler "Sandy" Devilish brown eyes. in step with the style "how embarrass ing. "

Samuel Gerace "Sam" "Penny foryourthoughts". shiny black hair ... Hose 1.

Philip Gittings "Phil" Mr. Pres . ... voices his opin­ ion . . . definite ideas about everything.

James Glapa ''Glopman'' He and his car are inseparable . . . way out dresser . . . ca­ sual and carefree.

Mark Glowski "Mark" Has a comment for everything . . . No. 1 practical joker . sure to succeed.

Linda Golub ki "Lin" Perky cheerleader . . . twink­ ling brown eyes ... alway on the "go-go"!

41 Deborah Go e "Goose" Oh, that long hair . . . infec­ tiou giggle . .. always a guy.

Paul Hanmann "Paul" Oh, o tall . . . call him "mi - chief" . . . likes Mindszenty girl .

John Hart "John" Play a cool guitar . . where the fun i . . . seen in Fre­ donia.

Susan Haynes "Sue" Lovely large eyes neat in every way ... asset to our cheerleading quad.

Mary Herman "Lizzie" New com e r to D. H. S. makes friends easily. modeling plans.

Diane Heyden "Diane" Ready for fun . . . alway gig­ gling ... a lovely classmate.

42 Judy Hill "Jude" Likes a good time ... quiet nature . . . mile for everyone.

Daniel Houghtaling "Dunk" Mischievous ... never hurried . .. enjoys mechan­ ical drawing.

Pamela Hube "Pam" Tall and vivacious ... loads of fun . . . always a dream_ after breakfast.

Salvatore Ippolito "Sal" Light-hearted . . . an answer for everything. sports­ minded.

Jame Jaffray J.._ "Ja per" Goes for a certain blonde . love hi car ... school's hi

Linda Jakubowski "Linda" A friend to everyone . sin- cerity is her middle name . helpful hand for all.

43 Richard Jesse "Je , A credit to D.H.S.' ba /let­ ball team . . . ha n 't a care in the world ... alway a comment.

Paul John on "Mike" Car fanatic ... an eye for girls ... devili h attitude.

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~(. \ Jennie t.1 ulian . " ,J~Wlie" 1'l:hii~ look .J' . not a quiet a )owthirik . . arty. 'P r \1

Karen Katulski "Karen" Picture ofneatne s . . . happy disposition ... Larry's girl.

Kay Kaufman "Kay" Friendly to everyone . . . ener­ getic ... very dependable.

Rodney Keppel "Rod" Quite a "Vandal" ... love that hair ... born jester.

44 Sharon Kieryczek "Sharon" Dimple in her chin ... never know what's on her mind. forever fixing her hair.

Joseph Korzeniewski '' Chickemnan'' Happy go lucky attitude . never a worry . . . "his car is his only hope!"

Edward Kroll "Ed" Serious looking but ... quite the scholar . . . reserved man­ ner.

Daniel Krupinski "Danny" Excels in bas k e t ball . smile for all . . . nice to know.

Betty Kuczenski "Betty" Lots of fun . . . ready to help ... congenial smile.

Dorothy Kutner "Debbie" Oh that long hair . . . alway rarin' to go . . . quiet? ? ?

45 Bernadette Kuwik "Deane" Vivaciou cheerleader .. . walking fashion show .. . Ooooh, that hair!

Kathleen Kuzdzal "Kuz" Sparkling personality ... lively miss ... where there's a party, there's K uz!

Mary Ann Kuziora "Mary" Conscientious worker . .. de­ pendable ... always a kind word.

Margaret Lack "Margie" Smile for everyone ... quiet appearance . .. easy going.

William Lakas "Bill" A real mischief-maker . .. al­ ways a comment . .. like a good time.

Judith Lanski "Judy" Sudden outbur ts of laughter ... speaks her mind . .. busi­ ne s major.

46 Linda Lapcev ic "Lin" Comical. . familiar face in chorus .. never in a hurry.

Diana Latimer "Diana" Her heart is in Forestville . always at ease . .. never serious.

Patricia Lazarczyk "Pat" Her day begins at 2:45 p.m. . . . always a word of advice.

Carol Leone "Carol" Pretty and petite . .. out­ going personality . . . credit to the D. H. S. twirlers.

Carole Leone ''Carole'' Vivacious . . . craves excite­ ment . . . never a dull mom­ ent.

Charles Leone "Chuck" Quiet by day but . . arti t of D.H.S. ... make ever one laugh.

47 Shirley Levando ki "Shirl" Alway a guy ... knows how to have a good time . . . hard worker.

Ju tine Lewin ki "Ju tine" Tall and lender . . . always party hunting . . . carefree.

Steven McElhaney "Steve' A whiz on "wheels" . .. fun­ ny man of *508 .. always a gleam in his eyes.

Sally Maloney "Sal" Alway in a blue car . quiet and shy ... carrot top.

Mary Lou Martell "Bunny" Definitely a one guy girl . never a worry.

Thomas Maslakowski "Gumby" Forever at the Point ... a real hot rodder ... alway a girl.

48 Stephen Mastrelli "Steve" Great baseball fan ... dy­ namic . . . diligent worker.

Twila Matesvac ttTwink'' Always a guy ... sharp dres­ ser . .. own definite ideas about everything.

Richard Matyjakowski "Ricky" Perpetual flirt . . . loves his cowboy hat . . . always a com­ ment.

Thomas Michalski "Tom" Dylan disciple . . . handsome guy . . . boots forever.

Elizabeth Million "Liz" "Million" dollar smile ... love that flute ... a sweet kid.

Patricia Mizwa "Pat" Otto the auto . . . smiling . gets her twirls out of life.

49 Barbara Morey "Barb" Quiet exterior but ... good friend to have . . . take life in her tride.

Margaret Mozgawa "Marge" Energetic and fun-loving . "Wh ere ' t h a t m a t h home­ work?" . . . very independent.

Susan Murray "Sue" Hard-working gal ... always a smile ... nicer than nice.

Linda Nalbone "Lin" Provacative and flirtatiou . . . con tant talker . . . h en club Pre ident.

Sharon Normand "Sharon" Oh that Fredonia guy ... talks a mile a minute ... A+ personality.

James Oddo "Tip" Everybody' big brother ... born organizer . . optimistic outlook.

50 Denise Odell "Denny" Blonde beauty ... easily flustered . .. light hearted and carefree.

Kenneth Orlando "Ken" What a "racket"I . . . regular gentleman . .. our sports writer.

David Orth "Dave" Combination golf pro and pool shark ... immaculate dres­ ser.

Wayne Palmatier "Wayne" Easy going. similar as­ signments better late than never.

Nancy Parmelee "Nan" Ever see a ROBIN in the win­ ter? . . . talented homemaker . . . always a job to do.

Thomas Partyka "Ratman" Frequent vacations ... at­ tracted to the school on the Avenue.

51 Janet Pa caretta "Jan" Everybody's friend . "Does my hair look okay?" . .. al- ways on the go.

James Pawla.~ "Jim" "Speedy" ... sane, safe, and conservative ... giggles galore.

Theresa Pencek "Theresa" Always an excuse ... friend­ ly gal . . . willing to try any­ thing.

John Pett "John" Oh, those looks ... always up to something . . . a dedicated athlete.

Ernest Petz "Piasta" Girls are his pas time . . . school's a bore ... known for his wisecracks.

Jean Pierce "Taffy" Always in love ... quiet nature . . . looks for go o d times.

52 Linda Priest "Lindy" Seen but not often heard . loyal friend . .. calm and easy going.

Ann Proper "Ann" Pretty as a picture ... such a soft voice ... model mis .

Marilyn Pryll "Marilyn" That certain someone . . . gay & carefree . . . detests gym.

Joseph Przybycien "Joe" Someone named Linda . . . ex­ cels in vocational subjects . jinxed car.

Audrey Rae ino "Audj" Likes her gang . . . Often seen in a little white bug.

Louis Ramos "Louie" "Hey, Lou!" . . . Mr. Sport . . . debonair . . . cunning re­ marks.

53 Kathleen Reading "Kathy" Alway at "Main" . .. forever a remark ... future ecretary.

Mary Reed "Dubby" Perfect All-American girl . .. spirited cheerleader . .. viva­ ciou per onality.

Betsy Rexford "Betsy Mae" Gift from Westfield . .. full of school spirit . . . skiing enthu­ sia t.

Brian Rice "Ponch" "Tennis anyone?" . .. one of the "tower" gang . . . comedi- an.

Julio Rivera "Julio" Smile for everyone ... speedy typist . .. allergic to home­ room.

Patricia Romanik "Pat" Likes a good time . .. me and my shadow ... eye for guys.

54 Larry Ro s "Larry" Oh, those blonde curl ... quiet nature . .. friendly to all.

David Rudd "Dave" Born mu ician . .. takes all in stride . .. gift of gab.

Chris Rus buldt "Chri " Driver of the year . .. "Mr. G's buddy" . .. such a harpdress­ er.

Linda Russo "Lynda" The oppo ite of quiet . .. lots of fun . .. stuck on a certain someone.

Robert Rus o "Bobby" Always working ... sharp dresser . .. tamed flirt.

Lawrence Rut ki "Larry" Oh, that laugh .. . live forfun and parties . .. alway a wi e remark.

55 Jame Ryczko CCJim" Quietness is his cover up . . . easygoing ... life's no worry.

Diane Rzepkowski ceDi" Brilliant mind ... great de­ bater ... never a spare mo­ ment.

Donald Sage ccDon" Mr. V.P. ... dignified speak­ er ... chemistry genius.

Beverly Sager ccBurly" A familiar sight in a black Falcon ... pleasant to all . . . neat as a pin.

George Sam ccGeorge" Great sense of humor ... original ... full of surprises.

Valerie Sam ccVal" We'll never forget! ... terror on the road ... fun to be with.

56 Jule Samuelson "Jule" "Loves" that shorthand clas a "Jule" of a cla smate ... humorous.

James Sarzyniak "Sarz" Mischievous nature. "prompt" for homeroom school's a drag.

Monica Sauer "Monnie" Sweet and pretty . . . credit to the class of '67 ... liked by all.

Penny Schmidt "Penny" Dare-devil at heart . . . likes a certain Hose 1 man ... bright and bouncy.

Roger Schulenberg "Schuly" Tall and dark . . . skiing en­ thusiast ... good friend.

Marcia Shubert "Marsh" Good things come in mall package ... a certain guy ... that certain parkle.

57 Kristen Skrypek "Kri ty" Never a worry . .. gift of gab . . . eye on that certain some­ one.

Walter Skrypnik "Wally" Teasing but pleasing .. . a born jester ... carefree.

Jean Smith "Jean" Short but sweet ... lots offun ... bursting with friendli­ ness.

James Smith "Smitty" Shy in his own way . a nice guy ... seems reserved but . . .

Vera Sneed "Lee" Naturally pleasant and friend­ ly . . . very cooperative.

Ruth Somerfeldt "Ruthie" Petite and pleasant gal . . . cheerful smile . . . full of fun.

58 Mary Lou Stepp "Snoot" Serene beauty . . . practical joker's best friend ... never a dull moment.

Cynthia Strauser "Cyndi" Never at a loss for giggles h e l p f u l and cons iderate ... likeable.

Cynthia Sujdak ''Cindy'' Cute blonde ... bashful and shy . . . sweet as can be.

Lynn Szczerbacki "Crazy Mary" Dedicated to that special some­ one . . . a joker at heart.

John Szumigala "John" Loves his trumpet . . . very re­ served nature . .. courteous and cons iderate.

Valerie Tenamore "Val" Artistic . . . animated spirit . . . flair for fashion.

59 Donald Thomas "Weasel" Gets along well ... craves ex­ citement . . . p leas ant and agreeable.

Donald Thompson "Don" Boats and guns ... talent in science ... at home with everyone.

Barbara Trill "Barb" Sweet and sincere . . . twir­ ling's her specialty . . . future nurse.

Billie Tucker "Billie" Infectious laugh ... short 'n' sweet ... I'm m-e-l-t-i-n-g.

John Tworek "Turok" Livens up classes . . . always a joke ... defensive football at its best.

Dennis VanderZee "Jug" Easy to get along with . . . a real riot . . . always a remark.

60 Linda Van Valkenburg "Lin" Like her night out ... alway on the go ... talk forever.

Marilyn Van Wey "Mare" Studious .. . has her own way ... Stan's her man.

Frank Vega "Frankie" Easy goin' guy . .. quiet at times ... speaks his mind.

Juana Vega "Jenny" Sweet as candy ... pleasing personality ... charming.

Ronald Vetter "Ron" Individualist . .. looks to the future . .. ba eball fanatic.

Richard Waclaw ki "Spook" Familiar sight on a Honda . .. fun-loving nature.

61 Natalie Walas "Natalie" One of the worker ... always ready to speak her mind . ooh, those Air Force boys!

Susan Wallace "Baboosh" Pretty and sweet ... cheerful personality . . . t h a t j u n i or man!

Maxine Waller "Max" Quiet charm ... loves her friends . . . warm per s on­ ality.

Gerald Wdowiasz "Jer" Tall andhandsome ... at­ tracts girls like a magnet . loves those drums.

Jacqueline Weaver "Jackie" A barrel of laughs . . . eye for guys . . . mischief is her calling card.

Susan Wells "Sue" The shy quiet type . . . friend­ ly . . . alert at all times.

62 Marie Willis "Marie" Lots of school spirit ... very co-operative ... eye on the fu­ ture.

Bruce White "Bruce" Littlest big flirt ... life ofthe party . .. carefree with the car.

Tyrone Windt "Moon" Nice with a gentlemanly man­ ner ... ready to join the fun . . . energetic lad.

Helene Wise "Helene" Giant-size package of pranks . . . real dare-devil . . . whiz at sports.

Mary Jane Wlodarek «Mary Jane" Talkative . . . always has lat­ est gossip ... casual manner.

William Wojcinski «Wogee" Excels on the gridiron . easy to get along with . ready for fun.

63 Sylvia Wojnarow ki "Lead Foot" Never without her car ... fun to be with . . . marriage in the future.

Dennis Wolfe "Woof' Unpredictable lad . . . Seem hy but naturally nice.

Leah Zielinski "Lee" Powerhouse . . . full ofjoy and laughter. college in the fu- ture.

Susan Zuchowski " ue" Alway in love! ... where the action i ... tall and sophisti­ cated.

Joe Gra mick had the unique ex­ perience of pending what would haue been hi senior year at D.H.S. Jo eph Grasmick in Argentina under the Rotary In­ ternational Youth Exchange Pro­ gram. He will return to D.H.S. {or his regular matriculation in Sep­ tember.

64 MEMORIES

Student teachers: Ellen Snyder, Marsha Goldberg, Jean Barthold, Mtchael Romanosky, Charles McCann.

Cheerleaders honor the team tt·ith "Line-up". MEMORIES

F-I-G-H Team fight

Di aster Area!!!

66 Homeroom period seems to be the perfect place to read the Citizen.

The "Jolly Green Giant" goe trip­ ping dou•n the hall.

The librarv erve both a. a place for reading and for indi­ Here we have Mr. Bleck and Miss Barthold. vidual study.

67 omebody i;; telling ;;ecrets in art class!

Joe seems to have the whole world in h1s hands as he spends a quieter moment U'ith h1s teammate. Dave Office Practice etas.~ prot•ide.~ able a.~.~i.·tants to the office taff. Crlsclune.

The gang'· all herem Cafeteria, U.S.A.

68 This group of juniors enjoy themselves at the Junior Prom "Rhapsody in Blue."

The King and Queen and their court-Fir 't Row: Bernadette Kutnk, Charle Leone. Second Row: Dennis Fuller, Audrey Racino, Howard Broten, advisor.

.Mr. Brown crowns King Chucl? as Deane loollS on. SENIOR DIRECTORY

HAROLD ADAMS-Student Council 1,2; RAYMOND BUDNIEWSKI-History Baseball Manager 1; Service Club 1; Ger­ League. man Club 1; History League. ROBIN BURKE-Sophomore Class Sec­ retary; Student Council 3; Honor Society LUCINDA AMENO-Ivy Tower Staff; FBLA 2,3,4-Trea urer 3; German Club 1,2; Band 4; FHA 1,2; Drill Team 1; Choru 1; His­ 1-4; Tennis 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Football tory League. 3,· History League. MARY ANN ANDRASIK-Ivy Tower Staff; ANGEL CARRERAS-Weight Lifting Club, Latin Club 1; Sports 1; Hi tory League. Vice-Pre ident 1. DONNA ANDRUKOWICZ-Ivy TowerStaff; SANDRA CATALANO-Ivy Tower Staff FBLA 3,4; Girls "D" Club 4; Sports 1-4; Service Club 1; French Club 1; FBLA 4. Drill Team 1; Hi tory League. NANCY CERANOWICZ-Ivy Tower Staff; RICHARD BAMONTO-Boys "D" Club, Spanish Club 1,2; FHA; Sports; Junior President 4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Red Cross. Volleyball 1-4; Intramural Basketball 1-4; Ski Club 3,4; Hi tory League. BARBARA CID/v!ERA-Ivy TowerStaftSer­ vice Club 1; AFS 2-4; Latin Club 1; DECA KAREN BANACH-FBLA 3,4; Drill Team 4; Twirlers 2. 1; History League. ~ M CHAEL CLARK-Spanish Club 1,2; Cit- PATRICIA BARLETTE-DECA, Sergeant­ izen Staff 2; Choru . ., at-Arm 4; Twirler 1,2; FBLA 3,4; History ~~ League. HENRY COCKBURN-HistoryLeague. ~·: EDWIN BA UZA-JV Basketball1,2; Weight PATRICiA CO LL-Ivy Tower taff;Ser- Lifting Club 1; Track Team 2; History vice Club 2; Honor Society 3,4; French League. Club 1-4, Vice-Presid nt 3; Girls "D" Club 3,4; FI'A 2,3,4 Trea urer 3-4; High chool JAMES BELL-Latin Club 1; Span. h Club Bowl, Captain 2; Red Cross Youth 1-4, 4; Band 1-3; Track 1; Intramural Basket­ -\ Secretary 4; Artt ulation Seminar 3. -, ball} ; Hi tory Leaque. JOHN CONWA Y-H· tory League. ANNETTE BENENATI-Ivy Tower Staff; AFS 3,4; French Club 1-4; Sports 1,2; Ar­ KEVIN CRANE-Shop .Foreman. ticulation Seminar 4; FBLA 3,4; Chorus 1; History League. SAMUEL CRINO-Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 4; Football 1-4; D-Club 4; Forensics SHARMAN BIEBER-Junior Class Vice­ League. President; Ivy Tower Staft Student Council 3,4; Service Club 3,4; German Club 1-3; RONALD DWELL-History League. Band 1; Girls "D" Club, President4;Sports 1,2; High School Bowl 2; History League. JOANNE CULMO-FBLA 3,4; DECA 4; Sports 3,4; R d Cro s Youth 3,4. JO EPH BIENKO-Junior Class President; Spani h Club 1; Basketball 1-4; Baseball CHARLES CUTRONA-German Club Vice­ 1-4; Fo tball 2,3,4; History League. President 4· Student Council 3; German Club 1,2,4. PIERRA BONORA-Senior Class Vice-Pres­ ident· S udent Council Treasurer 3; Ivy DAVID CYB LSKI-Football 3; Student Tower Staft Student Council 1-4; Service Council. Club 3,4· AFS 2,3,4; German Club 1,3; Band 1; Girls "D" Club 3,4; High School ELISABETH DAHL-AFS Secretary 4; Ger­ Bowl-Captain 2; Citizen Staff 2; Artic­ man Club 4; French Club 4. ulation Seminar 3,4; His tory League. EARL DAILOUS- aseball; Intramural WILLIAM BRADLEY-History League. Sports. MARGARET BROWN-Service Club 1,2; THEODORE DESZCZ-Machine Shop Fore­ FBLA 4; horu 1,2,3; Sports 1,2,3; Drill man 1,4-Assistant Foreman 2; Intramural Team 1; History League. Basketball1,2; Vice-President 1. 70 JOHN DEWHURST-German Club 1,2- PHILIP GITTINGS-Student Council Pres­ President 4; Science Club 4; Chorus 1; ident 4; Service Club 4; Forensics League; High School Bowl 2. French Club 4; Ski Club 3,4. RICHARD DILLENKOFER-German Club; JAMES GLAPA-Football 2; Sports 1-3. Basketball 1. MARK GLOWSKI-Spanish Club 1,2,3; MARIE DOBRZYNSKI-Ivy Tower Staff; Spdrts 1-3. FBLA 3,4; DECA 4; Sports 1,2,3. LINDA GOLUBSKI-Ivy Tower Staff; ERLENE DOELLEFELD-Ivy Tower Staff; French Club 1; Spanish Club 4; Sports Service Club 1,2; AFS 2,3,4; Forensics 1-4; Drill Team 1; IHS Cheerleading 1; League 1,2,4-Trea urer 2; Latin Club 1, Articulation Seminar 4; Ski Club 3,4; 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Citizen Staff 2; Cho­ D.H.S. Cheerleading 2,3,4. rus 1; Sports 1,2; Articulation Seminar 3,4; High School Bowl 2; FTA 4. DEBORAH S. GOSSE-Sport 1; Band 1,2; German Club 1,2,3. MICHELLE DONNELLY-Student Council 4; Service Club 1,2; Honor Society 3,4; PAUL HANMANN-Latin Club 1,2; German AFS 2,3-President 4; French Club 1- Club 3,4. President 3; FTA 2-Vice-President 3; Cit­ izen Staff 1; Red Cro s 1; Articulation JOHN HART-DECA; Band 1,2. Seminar 3,4; High School Bowl 2; Chorus SUSAN HAYNES-Sophomore Class Vice­ 1. President; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Recording Secretary; Ivy Tower Staff; JAMES DOUGLAS-Senior Class President; Student Council 3; Service Club 2,3; AFS Junior Cla s Treasurer; Sophomore Class President; Student Council 1-4; Secretary 2,3,4; Forensics League 1; Latin Club 1,2- 2; Honor Society 3,4; German Club 1-3; Vice-Pres ident 2; Spanish Club 4; Girls ... AFS 3,4; Boys State 3; Track 1-4; Foot­ "D" Club 4; High School Bowl 2; Cheer­ balll-3; Basketball! 2,4. leading 1-4. MARY HERMAN-Art Club1,2;Nur eClub; FRANK DRAVES-Science Club; French Girls Intramurals; Chorus 1-4. Club; Chorus, Basketball 1-4. ' DIANE HEYDEN-Ivy Tower Staff; Student C.B.RL ESCHENBACH- ,"' Council 2; German Club 1-4; Drill Team 1; Girls "D" Club 3,4-Secretary 4. THOMAS FAFINSKI-Latin Club 1; German Club 3,4; Boys "D" Club 4; Baseball JUDY HILL-His tory League!- " 1-4; Bowling 3,4; Intramural Basketball 1-4. DANIEL HOUHGTALING-Iv Tower Staff; Latin Club 1-3; Spanish Club 4; THEODORE FARNHAM-Ivy Tower Staff; Track 1-4. Latin Club 1,2; German Club 3,4; Sports 1,2,3; Bowling 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4. PAMELA RUBE-Student Council 1· AFS 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Chorus 1; Debate Club JOHN FEDYSZYN-JVBasketball;JVFoot­ 1; Sports 1-3; Service Club 1,2. ball 2; Var ity Football 3; Weight Lifting Club 1,2; Sport I tramural ,2. SAL VA TORE IPPOLITO-Student Council 4; French Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Track DENNIS FEURT DO-History League. 1-4 (Letterman 2-4); Football 2-4 (Letter­ man 4); Ba ketball 2; Intramural Basket- ~ JOHN FEDYSZYN-JV Basketball; JVfoot­ balll,3,4. ,;" ...-1 RAUL FIGUEROA-Track 1,2; Band 1,2; JAMES JAFFRA Y-French Club; Latin German Club 3; Intramurals 1-3. Club. VALERIE FURNAR-Forensics League 1; LINDA JAKUBOWSKI-FBLA 3 4. Latin Club 1; Chorus 1-4; Drill Team 1; FHA4. RICHARD JESSE-Ba ketball 1-4. SANDRA GEISLER-AFS; German Club 1, PAUL JOHNSON-Football 1 2,3; Latin 2; FBLA 4; Sports 1,2; Ivy Tower. Club 1. SAMUEL GERACE-Band2,3;SpanishClub JENNIE JULIAN-Drill Team 1; ervice 1; Sports 1-3. Club 1; FHA 4; FBLA 3. KAREN KATULSKI-Student Council4; PATRICIA LAZ~RCZYK-Ivy Tower Staff; Service Club 1,2,4; FBLA 4; Sports 1,2. AFS 1-4; Foren tcs League 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Chorus 4; Drill Team 1; Sports In­ KAY KAUFMAN-Service Club 2; AFS 2, tramural ; FTA 3,4; Junior Red Cross 3 3,4; Foren ics League 4; Latin Club 1; 4; Tri Hi Y 3,4; Model UN Club 2; High Spani h Club 2,3,4-President 2;Girls "D" School Bowl 2. Club 3,4; Articulation Seminar 3,4. CAROL LEONE-Latin Club 1,2; Twirlers RODNEY KEPPEL-German Club 1; French 4; Chorus. Club 1,2; Band 1-4; Track 1-4. CAROLE LEONE-Drill Team 1; Debate SHARc;JN KIERYCZEK-Ivy Tower Staff; Club 1; DECA 4; FBLA 3; FHA 3; Service ServLce Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2;Spanish Club 1. Club 1; Sport 1,2; Debate Club 1. CHARLES LEONE-Service Club 1,2;DECA JOSEPH KORZENIEWSKI-Service Club; 3,4. Football. SHIRLEY LEVANDOSKI-Service Club2,3; EDWARD KROLL-German Club; French AFS 1-4; DECA 3,4; FHA 4; Drill Team 1. Club. JUSTINE LEWINSKI-Spani h Club 1,2; DANIEL KRUPINSKI-Ba ketball 2,3; Drill Team 1; DECA 4; FBLA 4; FHA 4· Baseballl-4; Footballl. Service Club 1. ' BETTY KUCZENSKI-FBLA 4; DECA 4; STEVEN MC ELHANEY-French Club 2,3; Sport 1,2. Ivy Tower Staff.

DOROTHY KUTNER-Student Council 1, SALLT MALONEY-Sports 1~; Chorus 1-4. 2; Service Club 1,2; AFS 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Girls "D" Club MARY LOU AR TELL-Hi tory League.) 3,4; Articulation Seminar 3,4; Chorus 1; FTA4. THOMAS MASLAK WSKI-Ba ketball 2; • Football 2. ·:: BERNADETTE KUWIK-Senior Class Trea­ ~ surer; Ivy Tower Staff; Student Council . 1,2,3; Service Club 1,2; AFS 3,4; Honor STEPHEN M TRE£LI-French Club 1 2; Society 2,3,4; FBLA 4-Pre ident· Chorus t Spanish lub 3,4; Band 1,2; High School 1; Twirlers 1; Girls 'D" Club 3,4; Sports Bowl; Bask~tball In.tramura 1,2, · His­ 1,2,3; Ski Club 3,4; Varsity Cheerleading tory League. 2,3, aptain 4; Articulation Seminar 3; ..._ 1WILA MATESV Iv)' Tower Staff; Stu- itizen Staff 2. r' dent Council 2; Spantsh Club 1,2,: Drill KATHLEEN KUZDZAL-Ivy Tower Staff; "' Team 1; History L(j{],jfUe Service Club 2; FBLA 3,4; Sports 1,2,3; Articulation Seminar 4. RICHARD MA TYJAKOWSKI-Hi tory League. MARY ANN KUZIORA-FBLA 4; DECA; Sport 1,2. THOMAS MICHALSKI-German Club 1; His tory L ague. MARGARET LACK-DECA 4; FBLA 4· Sport 2,3; Drill Team 1. ' ELIZABETH MIL.LIO -Ivy Tower Staff; AFS 2,3,4; Foren ic £e gue 4; Honor So­ WILLIAM LAKAS-Ivy Tower Staff; French ciety 3,4; Eatin Club 1,:2; Spanish Club Club 1 2; Basketball 2; Intramural Bas­ 3,4; Band Z 4; Vice-Pre . 3, President 4; ketball I 3,4; Track 1. Chorus 1,2,4; Fi tival Music Rating 1-4; Chaut. Mus Fe tival 2,3,4; All-State Mu­ JUDITH LANSKI- sic Sectional 3; Fred nia Music Clinic 2, 3; Girls "D'' Club 3,4 High School Bowl LINDA LAPCEVIC-Ivy Tower Staff; Stu­ dent C uncil 4; Service Club 1,2; AFS 3, 2; Articula ion 3; FTA 2,3,4-Pres. 4; Ju­ 4; Debate Club 1; German Club 1-4; Cho­ nior Red Cross 1-4-S retary 3; Hi tory us 1,4; Girls "D" Club 3,4; Model UN League. Club 2; Drill Team 1; Tri Hi Y 2, 3,4; High School Bowl 2; Junior Red Cross 4; Ar­ PATRICIA MIZW -Service Club 2; Chorus ticulati n eminar 3. 1,2; Twirlers 4; History League. DIANA LA !MER-Latin Club; Sports In­ BARBARA MOREY-FBLA 3; DECA 4; His­ tramural . tory League. 72 MARGARET MOZGAWA-Student Council EARNEST PETZ-Safety Engineer 3; Ass't. 2, 3,4; Forensics League 1-4; Ivy Tower Foreman 1; Student Council 2; Weight Left­ Staff; Honor Society 2,3,4; Latin Club 1-4; ing Club 1,2; Basketball1; History League. Red Cross Youth 3,4; AFS 4; Chorus 1,2; Sports 1-4; His tory League. JEAN PIERCE-Ivy Tower Staff; AFS 3; French Club 3; FHA 1, 2; Tri Hi Y 3; In­ SUSAN MURRAY-Ivy Tower Staff; AFS 4; tram urals; Hi tory League. French Club 1,2,3; Sports 1-4; Girls "D" Club 3,4; FTA 1-4; Junior Red Cross 4; LINDA PRIEST-FBLA 4; Hi tory League. History League. ANN PROPER-Student Council3,4;Service LINDA NALBONE-Ivy Tower Staff; AFS Club 2; AFS 2,3,4-Vice-President 3-Trea­ 2, 3,4; Forensics League 4; Spanish Club surer 4; German Club 1,2,3; Vice-Presi­ 1-4; Chorus 1; Drill Team 1; FTA 2,3,4; dent 3; Girls "D" Club 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Model UN 3; Sports; High School Bowl 2; "Citizen" Staff 2; Articulation 3,4; Cho­ His tory League. rus 1; Red Cross Youth 2; High School Bowl 2; His tory League. SHARON NORMAND-French Club 1,2; FBLA 4; Sports 1,2; History League. MARILYN PR YLL-Sports 1,2; History League. JAMES ODDO-Student Council 3,4; AFS JOSEPH PRZYB YCIEN-Shop Foreman 1; 3,4; Tennis Team 2,3,4; History League. Sophomore Class Secretary; Basketball 2; Htstory League. DENISE ODELL-Ivy Tower Staff; Student Council 3; AFS 4; Spani Club 1,2,3; His­ AUDREY RACINO-Spanish Club 1; DECA tory League. 1,2; Sports; History League. KENNETii ORLANDO-Iuy Tower Staff; LOUIS RAMOS-Baseball 1-4; Ba ketball Forensic League 1· Bas etball Manager 2,3,4; Football 2,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; ~ 2,3; Tennis Team 2,3,4; Articulation 3; Student Council 2; Boys "D" Club 3,4; i High School Bowl 2; o s "D" Club 4; Track 1; Freshman Class Treasurer,· His- ... Science Club 1,2; Hi ry League. 1:' ...., tory Leag14e. l DAVID ORTH-BasketbaU 1,2; Golf 4; Stu­ ,<"' KATHLEEN READING-Student Council1, dent Council 1; Latin Glub ,2; German . 2; Chorus 1; Service Club 2; DECA 3,4; Club 3,4· History League. History League. WAYNE PALMATIER-French Club; His­ MARY REED-Freshman Class Secretary· tory League. Ivy Tower Staff; tudent Council 1 ~4· Service Club 1,2; AFS 2,3 4; Fo n w NANCY PARMELEE-AFS 2 HonorSociety League. 1 2; Honor Society S, creta 2,3,4; French Club 2,3~4; Band 1-4-Vice­ 4; Latin Club 1 2; SpantSh C ub 2, 3,4- President 3; orl 1-4; FTA 2-4-Vice­ President 4; Girls '1D" Club 3,4; Cheer­ President 3; oo Cros Youth 1-4; High leading 2,3,4; Atticulatiott 3; Sk" Cl.ub 3; School Bowl 2· "Citizen" Staff 2; All-State High School Bowl 2,3; Chorus 1; HtStor Music Festival 3; Chaut. Mu ic Festival League. 2; College Pr iew at Fredonia 3; History League. BETSY REXFORD-Freshman Cla Vic - President; Ivy Tower Staff; Service Club; THOMAS PART~KA-German Club; Track AFS 1-4; Latin Club 1,2,3; French Club 1-4; History League. 1; Spanish Club 4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus _1, 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Ski Club 2,3· HLS ­ JANET PASCA TTA-Latin Club 2-4; tory League. FTA 3,4; Junior Red Cro 3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Sports 4; His tor League. BRIAN RICE-French Club; Ten is 3,4; H. - tory League. JAMES PAWLAK._German Club; French Club; Spanish Club; History League. JULIO RIVERA-Spanish Clu 1 Chorus 1; Track 2; History League. THERESA PENC 'K-FB'L 3,4; DECA 4; Drill Team 1; Girl "D Club 4; Sports; PATRICIA ROMANIK-FBLA 3; Sport 1; His tory League. Drill Team 1; History League. JOHN PE'IT-Student Council 4; Baseball LARRY ROSS-History League. 2; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 3; Boys "D" Club 4; His tory League. DAVID RUDD- Band 1-4; Hi tory League CHRIS RUSBULDT-Ivy Tower Staff; Ger­ PENNY SCHMIDT-Service Club 2;Spanish man Club 1,2,3; High School Bowl;" Bowl­ Club 1; FBLA 2,3; Drill Team 1; Hi tory ing League 3,4; Track 1; Intramural Ba - Leaaue. ketball & Volleyball 1,2; Ski Club 3,4; History League. ROGER SCHULENBERG-German Club 1, 2; Ski Club 3,4; Service Club 4; Honor So­ LINDA RUSSO-DECA 4; Drill Team 1; ciety 4; History League. Twirlers 2,3; Sport 1; FHA 1-4; Service Club 1,2; FBLA 4; Drama 3; Speech Club MARCIA SHUBERT-Freshman Clas Vice­ 4; His tory League. Pre ident; Senior Cia s Corresponding Sec­ retary; Ivy Tower Staff-Co-editor; Student ROBERT RUSSO-Student Council 1,2,3; Council 1; Service Club 1,2; AFS 4; Fo­ Service Club 1,2,3; Football 1; Freshman rensics League 1; Latin Club 1,2,3;Spanish Class Pre ident; History League. Club 3-Secretary 4; Choru 1; Girl "D" Club 3,4; Articulation 4; Ski Club 3,4; LAWRENCE RUTSKI-History League. High School Bowl 2; History League. JAMES RYZCKO-Football 2; History KRISTEN SKRYPEK-DECA 3,4; Hi tory League. League. DIANE RZEPKOWSKI-Ivy Tower Staff; WALTER SKRYPNIK-Latin Club 1; Foot­ Service Club 2; AFS 2,3; Finali t for Amer­ ball 1,2; Track 1; Basketball 1; Hi tory icans Abroad 3; Foren ic League 2,3,4- League. Vice-Pres. 3-Pre ident 4; Honor Society 2, 3,4; Latin Club 1-4; French Club 3,4; "Cit­ JAMES SMITH-Tradesman Solicitor 1,2; izen" Staff 1,2; Articulation 3; Spanish Shop Basketball 1,2; Safety Engineer A - Club 4; Girls "D" Club 3,4; FTA 2,3- sis tant-Foreman 2; Electric Shop Fore­ Secretary 2-Pre ident 3; Red Cross Youth man 3; His tory League. 1-4-Vice-Pres. 1-Student Chairman 2,3, 4; High School Bowl 2, 3; History League. JEAN SMITH-FBLA 3,4; Hi tory League DONALD SAGE-Honor ociety President VERA SNEED-}". LA; FHA 4; Hi tory 4; Student Council 1-4-Vice-President 4· League. ·: Service Club 4; German Club 1,2; Band 1; Tenni 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Ski RUTH SOMERFELDT-Ivy Tower Staff; Club 2, 3; Articulation 4; High chool Bowl FBLA 3 4; DECA 4; Drill T am 1; Sports; ~\ 2,3; History League. History League. ~- \~ ~ • MARY LOU STEPP-Student Council 1,2, " B , RLY SAGER-Ivy Tower Staff; Stu­ 3,· Spanish Club 1-4; Band 1; Chorus 1,2; dent Council 1,2,4; Service Club 1,2; AF. Drama 2; Service Club 3; Ski Club 3,4; 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3-Sec. 1; Spanish Club Ivy Tower Staff; AFS 3,4; Forensics League 3,4; Chorus 1; High School Bowl 2; Ar­ 1,4; FTA 4; Articula ion 4; High Times ticulation 4,· Ski Club 3,4; Forensics League 1; Hi tory League. 4; Hi tory League. CYNTHiA S TRA USER-Ivy TowerS taff; Fo­ GEORGE SAM-Student Council1; History rensics League 4; German Club 1-4; Sports League. 1,3,4; Junior Red ross 1,3,4; History League. VALERIE SAM-Service Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Science Club 1, CYNTHIA UJDAK-FBLA 4; Red Cross; 2; Sports 1,2; Hi tory League. Drill Team 1; Sports; Hi tory League. JULE SAMUELSON-Ivy Tower Staff; LYNN SZCZERBACKI-Student Council1; FBL 4; FHA 1,2; Drill Team 1; Girls Musical 1 2; Sport 1; Spanish Club 1,2; " "Club 3,4; Hi tory League. Chorus 1; Che rleading 2; Ivy Tower Staff; Drama 2; For nsics League 1; School Pa­ JAMES SARZYNIAK-Shop Basketball 1,2; per 1; Hi tory Leagu . Trade man Solicitor 2; Safety Engineer 1; Histor League. JOHN SZ MIGALA-German Club 1-3; Band 1-4; History Lea ue. MONI SA UER-Student Council 4; Ser- vice Club 2; Honor Society 3,4; Forensics VALERIE TE MORE-Ivy Tower Staff; Lea¥ue 4; Latin Club 1-4; Chorus 1,2; Girls Layout Editor; Student Council 1; Service "D' Club 3,4; Drill Team 1; "Citizen" Club 1,2; Forensics 1,2-Vice-President 2; Staff 1,2; High School Bowl 2; Junior Red Spanish Club 3,4; Chorus 1; AFS 4; His­ Cross 1· Articulation 3; History League. tory League. 74 DONALD THOMAS-Trade man Solicitor MAXINE WALLER-FBLA; Choru ;Hi tory 1,2; Shop Basketball 1,2; Shop Safety En­ League. gineer 2; History League. GERALD WDOWIASZ-Band 1,2,3; Sports DONALD THOMPSON-Track 1, 3; German 2,4; Hi tory League. Club 1; Student Council 1; History League. JACQUELINE WEAVER-Ivy Tower Staff; BARBARA TRILL-Ivy Tower Staff; Ser­ DECA 4; FBLA 3,4; History League. vice Club 2; AFS 1, 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Chorus 1; Twirlers 1,3,4; Sports 1-4; Girls SUSAN WELLS-His tory League. "D" Club 3,4; Junior Red Cross 1,4; Tri Hi Y 2,3,4; History League. MARIE WILLIS-Ivy Tower Staff; Service Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2; AFS 1-4; BILLIE TUCKER-DECA 3,4-President 4; DECA 3,4; Twirlers4; "D"Club3,4;Sports; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 2,3,4; DECA Drill Team 1; History League. Area Vice-President 3; History League. BRUCE WHITE-DECA 4; FBLA 4; Service JOHN TWOREK-Football 3,4; History Club 1; History League. League. TYRONE WINDT-Ivy Tower Staff; Foren­ DENNIS VANDERLEE-Basketball 1,2; ics League 4; Service Club 2; Boys "D" Football 1; Safety Engine,er 4; Shop Bas­ Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Football Manager 1,2; ketball 2,3; History League., Ski Club; His tory League. HELENE WISE-Service Club 1,2; French LINDA VAN VALKENBURG-FBLA 3 4· Club 1-4; Girl "D"Club 3,4;FBLA· DECA · History League. ' ' AFS; History League. ' ' MARILYN VAN WEY-Ivy TowerStaff;Stu­ MARY JANE WLODAREK-Service Club ! dent Council 3,4; Service Club 1,4; AFS 3,4; German Club 1-4; Drill Team 1; Girls "D" 3; Forensics League 1; Latin Club 1,2; l ' Club 4; Tri Hi Y,· Hist ry League. German Club 3,4; Drill Team 1; History League. FRANK VEGA- asketball· Spanish Club; Track; History League. WILLIAM WOJCINSKI-Football 3,4; His­ •• tory League. JUANA VEGA-FBLA; DECA; Spanish Club; Girls "D" Club; History League. SYLVIA WOJNAROWSKI-Ivy Tower Staff; AFS; FBLA 3, 4; DECA 4; FHA; Girls "D RONALD VETTER-Latin Club 2; Band Club; Hi tory League. 1-4; History League DENNIS WOLFE-German Clul): Histo RICHARD WACLAWSKI-Hi tory League. League. NATALIE WALAS-Sophomor Class Trea­ LEAH ZIELINSKI-Ivy Tower Staff; AFS surer; Ivy To/-fer Staff; Seruice Club 2; 3,4; German Club 1,2; Chorus 1-4· Tri Hi Student Council 2; AFS; Foren ics League Y 1,2; Junior Red Cross; Model UN 2· 1; Latin Club 1,2; FBLA 3 4; DECA 4; FTA 3,4; Forensics League 4; History History League. League. SUSAN WALL OE-Studen Council 2; Ivy SUSAN ZUC~OWSKI-Ivy TowerStaff; tu­ Tower Staff; Fbrensic League 1; Latin Club dent CouncLl 4; AFS 4; Forensics Leaque 1,2; Sports 1; It: ory League. 1,4; FBLA 4; Sports 1,2; History League. Personality Plus Sharman Bieber, Chris Rusbuldt

All-Around Girl and Boy Walter Skrypnik, Sandra Catalano

Most Intelligent Diane Rzepkowski, Edward Kroll SENIOR

Quietest Cynthia Sujdak, John Szumigala

Most School Spirit Patricia Lazarczyk, Philip Gittings

76 Character Plus Susan Wallace, Ted Farnham

Biggest Flirt Richard Bamonto, Linda Golubski

Brightest Blushers Sal Ippolito, SUPERLATIVES Marcia Shubert

Most Collegiate Betsy Rexford, Brian Rice

Mr. and Miss D.HS. James Douglas, Susan Haynes

77 Most Artistic . CharlesLeone, Mary AnnAndraszk Most Attractive John Pett, Denise Odell

Most Mischievous Helene Wise, Mark Glowski

Most Co-operative Natalie Walas, Roger Schulenberg Apple Polisher Harold Adams, Kay Kaufman

78 Most Fun-Loving Tyrone Windt, Debbie Kutner Most Sophisticated Mary Lou Stepp, Robin Burke

Most Likely to Succeed Donald Sage, Monica Sauer

Most Courteous Most Dramatic Susan Murray, Thomas Fafinski Leah Zielinski, Frank Draves

79 Best Natured Sylvia Wojnarowski, John Tworek

Most Dependable Pierra Bonora, James Oddo

Biggest Complainers John Dewhurst, Margaret Mosgawa

Best Dancers Carol Leone, Louis Ramos

Most Talkative Bruce White, Donna Andrukowicz

80 Biggest Line Samuel Crino, Susan Zuchow ki

Most Musical Elizabeth Million, Gerald Wdowiasz

Most Athletic Mary Reed, Joseph Bienko

Best Dressed Bernadette Kuwik, David Orth

81 Fir t Row, (bottom): Steven McElhaney, Louts Ramos, Dan one, Donald Sage, Patricia Connell, Roger Schulenberg, iel Houghtaling, Denise Odell, Mary Lou Stepp, Sharman Monica Sauer, Marll Glowski, Diane Rzepkou·ski, William Bieber, Beverly Sager, Tyrone Windt, Ted Farnham. econd Wojcin ki, Jack Tworek, Ronald Figueroa, Ricky Bamonto, Row: Albert amuel, Director, Chri Ru boldt, Chuck Le- Sam Crino.

MY SISTER EILEEN

Appopolous ...... Sam Crino Eileen Sherwood ...... Diane Rzepkowski Ruth Sherwood ...... Monica Sauer Jensen ...... Steve McElhaney Passers-by ...... Sharman Bieber, Beverly Sage Lonigan ...... Louie Ramos Wreck ...... Rich Bamonto Two kids ...... Deni e Odell, Mary Lou Stepp Mr. Fletcher ...... Chris Rusbuldt Helen Wade...... Mickey Donnelly Frank Lippencott...... John Tworek Chic Clark ...... Wally Skrypnik Cos ack ...... Steve McElhaney Violet Shelton ...... Leah Zielin ki Mr . Wade ...... Patricia Lazarczyk Robert Baker ...... Donald Sage Six Future Admirals ...... Bill Wojcinski Roger Schulenberg, Mark Glowski, Tyrone Windt, Ron Figueroa, Chuck Lone Walter Sherwood...... Daniel Houghtaling A prospective tenant ...... Patricia Connell The Consul ...... Ted Farnham 82 First Row: Karen Katulskt, Sandy Catalano, Sue Wallace, Sue Zuchowski, Erlene Doellefeld. econd Row: Janet Pa>;­ caretta, Ann Proper, Chuck Leone, Debbie Kutner, Annette Benenati, Kathy Kuzdzal.

SENIOR PLAY

"Don't you believe in doors?"

"Who lived here last? Dracula?" "May I have thi dance?"

SENIOR PLAY

"Who did you say sent you?"

"What' going on up there?"

84 "Just a social visit, I assure you."

"Come to Papa!" Fir t Row: Mark Glow ·ki, Elizabeth Million, Ann Proper, econd Row: James Douglas, Mary Reed, Robin Burke, ancv Parmelee, Margaret Jl.fozgawa, Bernadette Kuwil?, Erlene Doelle(eld, Patricia Connell. Roger Schulenberg, Michelle Donnelly, Kathleen Kuzdzal, Linda Jalwbow~;lli. Jl.fonica Sauer, Donald age. TOP TWENTY This year the Ivy Tower pays tribute to those seniors who academically led their clas . The following tudent have distin­ guished them elves by maintaining honor average throughout four years of high school. They are the upper percentile of their class­ the twenty highe t over-all high chool average . Jame Pawlak, Diane Rzepkow ki, Edward Kroll.

86 Fir t Row: Diane Rzepkowski, Momca Sauer. econd Row: J. Elton Dewhurst, Philip Gittings, Roger chulenburg, Jame Doug/a , James Patclak.

NEW YORK STATE REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

A total of seven seniors brought honors to their class by winning New York State Regents Scholarships. Holders of these scholarship not only distinguished themselves intellectually, but also will be entitled to an annual award of $250 to $700, depending on fi­ nancial need, for each of four year of his college course while attending any college in the state of New York approved by the Regent committee for this purpose. In addition, cholarship winners may be eligible to receive incentive awards of $100 to $300, up to the co t of tuition.

87 A familiar ight at D.H.S. LS the recitation of the Pledge of Ailegiance each morning.

Phil, are you sure you need that mike?

Mr. Romano ky and Annette eem to be making eye at each other in Communism cia . Chemu;tr, lab proves intere ·ting and fun (u•hen Mr. G. i.sn 't around!)

Many useful items are found at the chool store.

It look lille a herd of elephants a the cafeteria lets out. •

Caroline Gitting , Trea urer; David Greenleaf, Vice-President; Paul Parker, Secretary; John cott, President.

CLASS OF 1968

The Junior class began a very active year with the election of class officers: John Scott, Pre ident; David Greenleaf, Vice-President; Paul Parker, Secretary; Caroline Gittings, Trea urer. The homecoming proved to be worthwhile for a number of juniors. This class produced the winning float for the parade. The queen, Cindy Pett, and her escort, David Greenleaf, rode on the float. The Junior class party was held on February 25. The theme was "Moonlight and Roses." It proved to be an enjoyable night for all who attended. The Junior play, Ar enic and Old Lace, was fun for all who took part. Thi was the first time that the Junior class has had a play at D.H.S. in a number of years. The Prom proved to be the highlight of this school year. Everyone who at tended had a wonderful evening and it will be remembered by all. The Juniors eagerly look forward to their final year at D H.S.

92 ba z. Third Row: Lance Cave, Anthony Bongiovanni, James Bradley, Kenneth Ahlstrom, John Cas on, FrederickBenn­ ink, David Briggs. Fourth Row: Daniel Adamski, James Cieplin ki, Daniel Alessi, Eugene Begier, Glenn Ahren , Richard Bri ka, Ronald Ca e, Terrence Centner

Dominic Crino, Mark Drumn.und, Gary Drozdiel, Kim Clif­ ford, Walter Drag, Edward Glapa, Edmund Gould. Fourth Row: Mark Favata, Richard Gotowka, Roy DeGolier, Fred­ erick Gestwick1, Paul Gill, Daniel Dubiel, Paul Erick. Holzworth, Karen Juul, Carol Hou er. cheat Hud on, Charles Graves, Cheryl Guziec, Peggy Griffis, Christine Haa .,..,.. ,.,.,.,,

First Row: Claudia Kujawa, Sandra Leone, Pauline Lanski, Ro emary Leone, Patricia Kr akala, Marlene Long, Jo Anne Latona. econd Row: Diane Lentz, Christine Kupice, Bonita Kline, Barbara Love, Deborah Rozlowski, Barbara Lawrence, Carol Lagano. Third Row: John Kulpa, Harold First Row: Jacqueline Madison, Mary Ellen Overturf, Diane Louis Nalbone, Roger Neu•ell, Joseph Mu ·carella, Dauid Marquardt, Kathleen O'Brien, Sarah McCroskey, Linda Pagano, Richard Mosier. Fourth Row: Robert Paige, John McKay, Betty Moreland econd Row: James Palmatier, Hurley, Larry Orcutt, James Michal ki, David Orcutt, Larry Malta, Alice Morgan, Helene Moldenhauer, Daniel colt McElhaney, Joseph Meyers, Carmen Messma. McCubbin, Albert Ludeman. Third Row: Paul Martinez.

JUNIORS

First Row: Victona Ramo , Sonia Plaza, Mary Lynn Pell­ Palmer, David Pollchetti, Daniel ancka, Albert etier, Cynthia Pett, Nancy Pawlak. econd Row: Patricia aid Russo, Thomas Keppel. Fourth Row: R1chard Sam, Sam, Manan Patterson, Rosemary Rio/a, Lorram~.:. Poli· John Parker, Gregory Pencell, John Pawlall, Paul Parker. chetti, Donna Richardson, Betty Palmer. Third Row: David First Row: Linda Szach, Nancy Szymanski, Lois Sutton, Scott, Thomas Taylor, Albin Sell, David Silleman, Gary Su an Sarzyntak, Yvonne Smith, Janet Speziale. econd Swingle. Fourth Row: Jo eph Spayer, Andrew Szwejbka, Row: Karen Szocki, Diane Strong, Sessla Schultz, Rita Gerald Speziale, Richard Tompkins, Kenneth Szymczak, Sikor ki, Karen Smakowski, Mary Ann Szewczyk, Barbara Robm Shaff"·1~p~ial~ . Tofil. Third Row: Stanlev Skrzpek, Anthony Sobczak, John .J- {,.. •1.: ' ~ yt/'" .~~ y () J' / p 1.. Y. G/ ./ c; _.{/ 111) 1f (JUNIORS {) ) d jr ) (' ~~ /~" pf ---'1- p ~ y-, " First Row: Donna Zagorski, Mary Ann Zientow ki, Flora jcinski, Deborah Warner. Third Row: David Zambotti, Rob­ Zielinsk~ Catherine Zielinski, Yvonne Waller, Sally Wash­ ert Zolno ke, Michael Weaver, John Warren, Anthony Trip­ burn, Sandra Ty zko. econd Row: Paulette Wojcinski, Su­ pi, James Zappi. san Vetter, Linda Valone, Judith Wright, Katherine Wo- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Mary Jane DiPietro, Secretary; Marianne B ender, Vice-Pre ident; Cathy Petz, Treasurer; Tom Muzacz, President.

The class of '69 tarted the year by di covering that their econd year in high school was more difficult than their first year, but they quickly adjusted to the flurry of school activities and studies. The first important function was the election of clas officer . Tom Muzacz was elected president; Marianne Bender, Vice-President; Mary Jane DiPietro, Sec­ retary; and Cathy Petz, Treasurer. An important social event in the early part of the year was the election of Linda Kujawa as queen, to represent the Sophomore clas during the homecoming weekend. Our class advisor, Mr. Shubert, gave invaluable help in planning the highlight of the year, the Sophomore class party held on February 18. The dec­ orations and the lighting effect followed a theme of "Japane e Gardens." Following a successful and satisfying year, the Sophomores eagerly anticipate their Junior year.

97 Fir t Row: Linda Borowczyk, Barbara Adams, Linda Ar­ er, Michael Cieslewicz, Nancy Clarke, Angela Arnone, John dillo, Joanne Benenati, Marceline Berdyck, Diane Andra­ Bielecki, William Berek. Fourth Row: Jerome Callis, Bruce ik. econd Row: Virginia Baran, Mary Andrew , Kristina Chrabasz, James Brenecki, William Barthold, Peter Bia­ Barnes, Marianne Bender, Linda Barne , Becky Brooks, laszeuski, Arthur Centner, Daniel Cieplinski. Karen Adams. Third Row: John Bongiuonni, Charles Ack-

SOPHOMORES

Fir t Row: April Dilorenzo, Janet Cl1[{ord, Linda Doino, Fitzgerald, Patricia Dubiel, Karen Dorler, Susan Dorler, Dolores Dolan, Diane Dudzic, Margaret Dill, Gail Darling. James Fafinski, Gerald Drummond Fourth Row: Eric Doyle, econd Row: Martha Fitzer, Mary Jame D1Pietro, Chris­ David Criscione, Patricia Fe er, Maureen Del Popolo, Tim­ tineDoellefeld, DonnaDrummond, CynthiaDutton, Concetta othy Dykas, Richard Forrester, Charles Dietzen. Crino, Florence Deszcz. Third Row: Terrence Frazier, John Fir t Row: Wendy Hatfield, Su an Graue , Deborah Giambra, Denni Hoftman, Gregory Whitney, James Harrison. Mi­ Linette Gaura, Mary Ann Gullo. econd Row: Charmaine chael Halpainy, Randy Gostomski, Wayne Heckathorn. Hamernik, Molly Greder, Rebecca Gittings, Karen Graves, Fourth Row: Steven Gould, Matthew Hodorowicz, Gary Patricia Hanlon, Pauline Ginley Third Row: Jame Hall, Glapa, Michael Gotowka, David Graves, Denni Grimm.

SOPHOMORES

Fir t Row: Lydia Ippolito, Alicia Kamin ki, Sally Husch, meyer, David Kleparek, John Jacchino, Philip Kordon, Janet Kuzdale, Anne Klocko, Mary Kolassa. econd Row: Robert Krzyzanowicz, Edward Kucmierz. Fourth Row: Henry Sharon Kozlowski, Ricky Kalfas, Larisa Korytko, Kathryn Hube, Thoma Keppel, Henry Jacchino, Daniel Jopek, Kaleta, Nancy Jelonek, Diane Kubasik, Linda Kujawa. Thoma Komada, Ralph Kaus. Third Row: Barney Kuzara, Edward Kuziora, Carl Kacher- Fir t Row: Kathleen Mekus, Audrey Lagano, Susan Levan­ Mizwa, Frances Maslach, Suzanne Meyer, Jill Levy, Richard da ki, Mary Ann Mleczko, Patricia Tamisko, Charlotte Majka, Michael Mahan. Fourth Row: John Lamattina, Craig Martinelli, .Marcia Morey. Second Row: Suzanne Mourer, McElhaney, David Mitchell, Mark Ma lakowski, Jerome Le lie Morgan, Ro eMoreland, Loretta Martin, Linda Martin, Matyjakowski, Daniel Miller, Bruce Levandoski. Cheryle Marx, Bonnie Maternowski. Third Row: Walter

SOPHOMORES

First Row: Michele Parsons, Donna Parmelle, Mary Ann John Murray, Jo eph Pagano, Kevin O'Husky, Michael Oddo, Michele Parlato, Catherine Petz, Susan Pupenbroke, Pencek, Peter Pett, Thoma Muzacz. Fourth Row: Robert Margaret Przybcien. econd Row: Bernice Pierce, Susan Mozgawa, Frank Penkaty, Steven Pryll, David Odebral ki, Perry, Sharon Palmer, Cynthia Pachol, Carol Organ, Mary Thoma Naslund, James Pazderski, Mer[ Rabb. Ann Pencek, Linda Pawlowski. Third Row: Frank Nalepa, Fir t Row: Victoria Schmidt, Diame Sokczak, Edda Skryp­ Row: Theodore Schmidtz, Alfredo Rio , RichardRybij. Craig nzck, Grace Ricotta, Karen Seibert, Ellen Schmidtz, Susan Sutton, Neal Rzepkowski, Alfred Saletta, Michael Radloff, Sandhoff, Margaret Seekings, Ethel Smith. Second Row: Mark Sam, Mario Ro ario. Fourth Row: Peter Smyczek, Deborah Swierk, Sonja Speziale, Arlene Schrantz, Betsy Robert Schlia, Jack Ro e, Kenneth Sage, Jo eph Ro otto, Roman, Lauon Sheffield, Sandra Schmidt, Mary Jane Sy ol, William Stelmach, William Sommerfeldt, Daniel Sullwan, Raul Ro arto, George Rodriguez, Wayne Stolinski. Third William Sell.

SOPHOMORES

First Row: Suzt Vande Velde, Cynthia Wells, Nancy Valen­ Moreland, Darla Winder. Third Row: Michael Ztmmer, John tine, Margaret Wuerstle, Judith Tenamore, Susan Szopin ki, Tylock, Dennis Tarnowsko, Gary Tippen , Thoma Zielin ki, Darlene Wolfe, Nancy Tompkins, Martha Wolfe, Sharon Ronald Szopin ki, Dauid Wisniewski. Fourth Row: Kenneth Tibbetts, Diane White. econd Row: Nancy Valone, Ro a­ Warmbrodt, William Szary, Frank Te ta, Robert Weaver, lind Vacanti, Sally Ubaney, Roberta Westling, Marianne Dauid Wlodarek, Daniel Tabaczka, John Szukula. Woroz, Janice Tarnow ki, Janet Tynan, Janet Tofil, Rosie FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Judy Polichetti, Treasurer; Edward Rusch, President; Ann Meister, Vice-President; Kitty 0 'Connell, Secretary.

The Class of '70 under the advisorship of Mr. Colicchia started working hard early in November on a float for homecoming. The theme was "Moon River." Lynne Callis was chosen to represent our class as part of the queen's court in the program. February 4th was the night of the Freshman Party which turned out to be a big success with the theme, "Three Coins in a Fountain." After a good start this year our class hopes to have bigger and better plans next year.

102 Fir ·t Row. Sandra Bruno, Charmaine Baglia, Barbara edict, Charle!; Bradley, Martin Ball, Gary Banach, Tern• Barone. Andrea Beatty, Sharon Britt, Paula Brenecki, Cruz Bender, Robert Albach, Richard Barn·. Fourth Row: Michael Bauza, Carmen Alvarez. ccond Row: George Alles.~i. AI Addington, Brian Bialasijeu•ski, Patricia Barone, Robert Bradley, Kathy Bri.~ka, Linda Begier, Jean Bartela, Christa Barlette, John Bogardus tet•en Borou·slli, Richard Bart Babirad, Mary Ann Bialaszew!;ki. Third Row: John Ben- kowiak.

FRESHMEN

Fir t Row: Jean Centner, Charlotte Clark, Barbara Gary Damian, Philip DelPopolo, Charles Clark. Rtchard Colicchia, Valerie Champlin, Amelw Crino, Maria DeJesus. Damico, Gary Da ·h, Gordon Cole. Fourth Row: Timothy econd Row: Marlene Burgstrom, Michael Campe:;e, Mary Daniels, Jeffre_v Cofllca.v. Ronald Budniew ·ki, Jame.· Ca. ·s ­ Jane Ctepltnski, Darlene DeGolier, Joan Daggett, Lynne on, Robert Clarll, Michael Czekanski, Paul Cybart, John Callis, Robert Budniew ·k1. Third Row: John Desmond, Dean. Fir t Row: Mary Fedyszyn, Sharon Frazier, Mary Ann Third Row: Ronald Hamernick, James Gould, John Farrell, Ellman, Barbara Dudek, Marjorie Frankowski, Gail Dolan, Sally Ge twicki, Geraldine Frank, Linda Fradelius, Judith Constance Freitas, Nancy Drewniak. Second Row: Kathleen Frank, Cathy Graf Fourth Row: Harley Fink, Stephen Ferrugia, Kathleen Gatto, Susan Gerace, Susan Gould, Dziduch, James Gechaff, Robert Golubski, Thomas Duncan, Mi.chelene Glenn, Sheryl Durr, Nancy Gliwa, CherylFurnar. Gary Granata, Timothy Donnelly, A lien Etzel.

FRESHMEN

Fir t Row: Ann Marie Korbas, Helen Hafer, Shelly Kub­ Linda Kemp, Christine Kane, Kathy Kessler, Cynthia asik, Darlyn Krzyzanowicz, Victoria Krystofiak, Mary Kalfas, Nancy Jankowski. Fourth Row: Patricia Hudson, Ippolito. econd Row: Sharon Houser, Kathy Kepple, Linda Robin Kell, Joseph Kucharski, Raymond Klocek, James Harper, Charlene Howlett, Susan Krzal, Carol Kaufman, Hyland, Robert Harper, Greg Keppel. Fifth Row: John Horn­ Kathy Kosierb, Su an Himebaugh. Third Row: Rose Jack­ by, Michael Kubera, Thomas Jakubowicz, Thoma Herdzik, ino, Carol Hanmann, Cynthia Kubera, Karin Holzwarth, Michael Kozlowski, Robert Hyde, Paul Kaus. Fir t Row: Sandra Mac Cubbin, Kathryn Lasky, Judith Mc­ Third Row: John Mackowiak, Edward Luszcak, Keith Lew­ Kay, Kathleen Me Donald, Christine Le Grano, Christine etzski, Richard Lugen, David Kuzara, Mark Kuehn. Fourth Lentz, Jo ephine Lanski, Susan Kuzdzal. Second Row: Row: Bernie Haagensen, Jame Me Carthy, Robert Laymen, Mary Louise McGraw, Judith Levendo ki, Marilyn Laza­ Lawrence Lazarczyk, Steven Kucmierz, Patrick }.fackowiak. rony, Donna Kujawa, Cheryl Kulig, Cheryl Kwasnieski.

FRESHMEN

Fir t Row: Claudia Moore, Linda Meku , Cheryl Meyers, Mazurek, Gary Maternow ki, Jo eph Million, PeterMes ma. Mary Moreland, Audrey Matyjakowski. Second Row: Mary Fourth Row: Edward Meyer, Paul Mroczka, Thoma Mlecz­ Gail Maslach, Ann Meister, Rachel Marzullo, Mary Mona­ ko, Daniel Miller, Douglas Mahany, Edward Morey, James han, Mary Lou Miller, Susan Moldenhauer. Third Row: McCarthy. DanielMizwa, Salvatore Mastrelli, Lawrence Mazur, Robert Fir t Row: Judith Polichetti, Katherirte O'Connell, Nancy Michele Piwowar ki, Norman Pieszak. Fourth Row: Michael O'Brien, Paula Pilarski, Ann Rabb. econd Row: Marcia Poweski, David Proper, Gerald Radloff, Thomas Patterson, Privateer, Barbara Randall, Nancy Pakulski, Jean Patz, Kenneth Przybyla, Keith Ossman. Fifth Row: Lawrence Deborah Reading, Julia Nieves. Third Row: Georgianna Przybyla, Daniel Pietrkiewicz, Robert Phelka, Charles Or­ Orcutt, Donna Rancka, Mar Ann Parsons, Mary Nowicki, cutt, James Pietro, Henry Pencek.

FRESHMEN

First Row: Marilyn Schrantz, Sally Ru o, JoAnne Rex­ Samuel Ricotta, William Rosario, Henry Schafer, Edward ford, Bonnie Shubert, Suzanne Ru so, Candy Rosing, Mary Rusch, Anthony Russo. Fourth Row: Richard Rzepkowski, Lou Rickey. Second Row: Deborah Rice, Sonia Rivera, Michael Shuart, Vincent Ro soto, Dennt Shuart, John Cynthia Sarek, Marcella Shareno, Vtcky Serafin, Wendy Sheedy. Schoener, Shirley Ricotta. Third Row: Robert Schoener, Fir ·tRow: Nancy VanValkenburg,JuanitaSprague,Joanne Sprague. Third Row: Jame.~ Szot, William Taft, Terry Tyszko, Nancy Snyder, Jacqueline krypelz, Janet Ty ·zko, Terrill, Ronald Thomas, Dean Spear, Donald Szu:ejbka, Barbara Smith. econd Row: Michael Sweet, Stephen Skrzy­ Richard Tamowslzi. pek, Linda Trill, Gloria Thompson, James Shuler, Andrew

FRESHMEN

First Row: Janet Warren, Mary Wrobleu•ski, Carol Wisniew­ gene Wojcinski, John Zimba, Allan Zurawsk~ Marlon Ziel ski, Karen Wojcinski, Patricia Vendette, Rebecca Ward, inski, David Zebracky. John Zambotti, Orlando Vasquez, Nilda Rios. econd Row: William Washington, Carol Wal Patrick Weaver. Fourth Roy,· Robert Warren, Mark Woods, lace, Susan Wojcinslli, Sharon Wojnarou· ·ki, Elizabeth Water­ Steuen Zielin ·k~ Frederick Warmbrodt, Jo ·eph Winkelman, man, Robert Wawrzyniak, Jame Sanecki. Third Row: Eu- Warren Welka, Robert Wisniew ki. BOARD OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

VOCATIONAL TRAINING

Mr. Paul Metzler shows attentive students how the leg of a picnic table are constructed in carpentry shop.

Eager students watch as teacher Earle Hahn e.--.:plains the function of the carburetor in auto shop.

108 Mr. Charles Keib makes Machine Shop a tcorthwhile cour e with hi careful explanation.

Mr. Kaylor explain the operation of a piece of equipment in Electric Shop.

Mr. Krug demon trates painting techniques in Jndu trial Arts Shop. 109

ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES Mr. Blecll talks with his editors-Mary Reed, Marcia Shubert, and Betsy Re.\"ford.

Our able photographer-Lamar ch Karen Katulski and Ken Orlando busily type. nur.

11 2 eated: Sharman Bieber, Sandra Catalano, Annette Bene­ Cynthia Strau er, Barbara Trill, Marilyn Van Wey, Steven hati, Linda Golub ki, Susan Wallace, Sharon Kieryczek, McElhaney, Linda Nalbone, Chris Ru buldt, Pierra Bonora, Linda Lapcevic, Nancy Ceranowicz, Beverly Sager, Mary Kenneth Orlando, Patricia Connell, Karen Katul ki, Leah Lou Stepp. Standing: Susan Murray, Bernadette Kuwik, Zielinski, Elizabeth Million, Susan Haynes, Diane Heyden, Kathleen Kuzdzal, Valerie Tenamore, Patricia Lazarczyk, Lucinda Ameno, Margaret Mozgawa.

The staff confers with Mr. Bleck concerning one of their many problem .

113 Patricia Connell, Treasurer; Deborah Kozlowski Secretary· Elizabeth Million, President; Caroline Gittings, Vice-Pre ·ident; Jacqueline Frankowskt, Student Council Representative. · '

FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA

Fir tRow: Elizabeth Million, Patncia Connell, Leah Ztelm­ Wright, Susan Vetter, Patricia Larzarczyk. Third Row: ski, Jacqueline Frankowski, Deborah Kozlowski, Cynthia Caroline Gittings, Linda Nalbone, Susan Murray, Michelle Dutton, Jan Cltf[ord, Mr. Palermo. econd Row: Fred Gest· Campese, Marjorie Frankowski, Lenore Catalano, Lynn wicki, Walter Drag, John Murray, Donna Parmelee, Judith Holzwarth. Marcia Shubert, Secretary; Sarah McCroskey, Vice-President; Mary Reed, President; Fred Gesttcicki, Treasurer; Stanley Vnuk, Advisor.

SPANISH CLUB First Row: Marianne Bender, Mary Lou Steppe, Patricia slli, Martha Fitzer, Dtane Marquardt, Cheryl Kemp, Barbara Vandette, Valerie Champltn, Rosalind Vacanti, Dtane Love, Lynn Holzworth, Margaret Day. Fourth Row: David Andrasik, Flora Zielinskt, Sarah McCro key, Mary Reed, Brigg , Marlon Ziellnski, John Murray, Anthony Rus o, Marcia Shubert, John Scott, Kim Clifford, David Orcutt. Richard Lugen, Robert Mozgowa, James Klocko, David econd Row: Denise Odell, Betsy Rexford, Loretta Martin, Greenleaf, Richard Sam, Richard Johnson, Ralph Dolce, Karen Wojcinski, Deborah Kozlow ki, Mary Pencek, Mar­ Linda Nalbone. Fifth Row: Michael peziale, Fred Ge t­ iann Worosz, Linda Pulaski, Joan Cutler, Mary Ellen Over­ u•tcki, Sandra MacCubbin, Marjorie Frankou·ski, Ann turf, Cynthia Pett, Lenore Catalano, Jean Centner, Larry Meister, ancy Snyder, Linda Kemp, Kathleen O'Brten, Malta, David Polichetti. Third Row: Sonja Speziale, Mary Carol Hou er, Kathleen Keppel, Sharon Houser, Sandra Andrew , Diane Strong, Sharon Kozlowski, Bonnie Mater­ Bruno, Nancy Jankow ki, Karen Holzworth, Jo eph 1\.fus­ now ki, Judith Wright, Linda Valone, Jacqueline Frankow- carella. Michelle Donnelly, President; Ann Proper, Treasurer; Elizabeth Dahl, Secretary; Rosemary Leone, Vice-President. Francis Geiben, John Mancu o, Advi ors. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Fir t Row: James Dougla , Monica Sauer, Mary Reed, leaf, David Polichetti, Richard Johnson. Fourth Row: Walter Drag, James Oddo, Caroline Gittings,Sarah Mc­ Sandra MacCubbin, Betsy Roman, Linda Nelbone, Susan Croskey, Elizabeth Dahl, Michelle Parlato, Margaret Day, Murray, Jacqueline Frankowski, Lunn Holzwarth, Barbara Ro emary Leone, Marcia Shubert. econd Row: Leah Ziel­ Love, Joanne Ty zko, Mary Lou Stepp, Barbara Trill, in ki, Patricia La.zarczyk, Margaret Mozgawa, Denise Odell, Marilyn Van Wey, Linda La.pcevic, Larry 1\.fulta, Joseph Bet y Rexford, John Scott, Sonja Speziale, Nancy Thomp­ Muscarella, Richard Sam. Fifth Row: Martha Fitzer, Mary kin , Mary Ellen Overture, Cynthia Pett, Flora Zielin ki, Lynn Pelletier, Marlene Burgstrom, Nancy Jan kowski, Daryl Burg trom, Marlon Zielin ki, Terrence Centner, Jo­ Judith McKay, Karen Holzwarth, Natalie Wala , Marie seph Pagano. Third Row: Mary Louise McGraw, Cheryl Dobrinski, Nancy Snyder, Linda Kemp, Carol Houser, Kemp, Carol La.gano, Joan Cutler, Diane Marquardt, Nancy Kathleen O'Brian, Kathleen Keppel, Sharon Houser, Sandra O'Brien, Marjorie Frankowski, Ann Mei ter, Jean Centner, Bruno, David Orcutt, Kim Clifford. Carol Kaufman, Mary Andrews, David Rudd, David Green- Barthold, Steuen Dziduch, Paul Cybart, Richard Rzepkow- ki, James Szot, Robert Clark, Robert Schoener. Third Row: Jame Palmatier, Francis Ma tach, John Ziemba, Allan Zurau·ski, Michael Pou·e ki, Lawrence Mazur, Gordon Cole, Gregory Keppel. Honor octety Officer , Fir t Row: Rosemary Leone, sergeant-at-arms; Monica Sauer, vice-president; Mary Reed, secretary. econd Row: Richard John on, treasurer; Donald age, president; Jack Ander on, adui or.

The Theta Psi Omicron Chapter of the National Honor Society, under the direction of Jack Anderson, is probably the most admired organization in Dun­ kirk High School. It has four chief objectives~haracter, scholarship, leadership and service. These objective are strived for by all students who belong to this organization. In the fall of the year calling cards were sold to all seniors. The profits of this activity will aid us in the financing of the Pearl A. Reed scholarship which this club gives annually to a worthy senior. The Honor Society also provided ushers for the Miss Dunkirk-Fredonia Pageant and donated money to the Student Council sponsored Peace Corps School.

118 HONOR SOCIETY

119 Elisabeth Dahl AFS EXCHANGE PROGRAM "Walk together, talk together, all ye people of the earth; then, and only then shall ye have peace." I have had a very wonderful year here in Dunkirk. I will never forget all the good time we have had together and all the nice friends I have made. It is al­ ways very sad to say good-bye but I am saying it hoping to come back to see you again. Thank you very much for the wonderful things you have done for me. I am especially grateful to my American family and friends, to Dunkirk High School, and to the American Field Service for this my most marvelous year. Remember you alway have a friend in Sweden.

120 AFSer~; from the area hold an interesting panel di. ·cuss ion for the student body.

"Pia" and her friends enJOY a rest during the hect1c school day.

"Pia" and her American sister, Sarah McCros kev. enjoy each other's compa­ ny.

Elizabeth ac­ t wel_v partici pates in class­ room discu~;­ sions. Fir t Row· Jill Leuv, Charle Acker, Linda Ardillo. econd Row: Michael Opolicky, advisor, Rita Sikorski, Larisa Karytko, Leah Zielinski, Cynthta Strauser, Peggy Wuerstle, Mer[ Rabb.

GERMAN CLUB

Fir tRow: John Bielecki, Jo eph Million, William Farnham, Row: Metis a Acker, Arlene Barkman, Richard Johnson, Thoma Fafinski, Brad Radloff, Kenneth Sage, Michael Joseph Muscarella, Marian Patterson, Deborah Reading, Zimmer, Theodore Schmitz, Denis Hoffman, Jan Cltfford, Patricia Burich, Bonita Kline, Linda Frodelus, Candace Cynthia Strauser, Leah Zielinski, Peggy Wuer tle, Linda Rosing, Carol Kaufman, Rita Sikorski. Fourth Row: Rich Ardillo. econd Row: Eugene Wojcinski, Mark Czakenski, ard Sam, David Greenleaf, Lenore Catalano, Sandra Leone, John Warren, Gary Drysdale, Bernard Haagensen,Sharman Cynthia Pelt, Bernard Barri , Ronadl Figueroa, Ronald Bieber, Marilyn Van Wey, Linda Lapciuic, Elizabeth Dahl, Gould, Flora Zielinski, Kim Clifford, Rolf Haagensen, Mer! Bet y Roman, Ann Rabb, Larisa Karytka, Jill Levy. Third Rabb, Michael Opolicky, adui or. First Row: Lenore Catalano, Treasurer; Darrell Burgstrom, President; Dave Greenleaf, Secretary. econd Row: Richard John­ son, Vice~President; Richard Sam, Student Council Repre entative; Mr. Bi..>:by, Advi or. FRENCH CLUB First Row: Patricia Connell, Mary Jane DiPietro, Susan McKay, Cmdy Dutton, Donna Parmalee. Andrea Beatt,v. Pupenbroke, Lavon Sheffield, Maureen Delpopolo, Sharon Kathy Graff, Michelle Canpese, Susan Gould. Fourth Row: Palmer, Sally Husch, Nancy Valentine, Cynthia Well , Gregory Whitney, Wayne Heckathorn, Tom Patterson, Pat­ Flora Zielinski, Cindy Pett, Lynn Holzworth, Judy nck Mackowiak, Robert Albach, Garv Dash, Robert Polichetti, Lynn Callis. econd Row: Rosemary Leone, Schaffer, Nancy Gliwa, Geraldine Frank: Donna Richard­ Mary Lynn Pelletter, Janet Tofil, Rolf Haagensen, Michael son, Mary Kolassa, Susan VanderVeld, Patricia Fashier, Gotowka, Michelle Parlato, Janet Kuzdale, Ginny Baran, Neal Rzepkotcski. Fifth Row: David Greenleaf, Richard Darlene DeGolier, Eli abeth Dahl, Caroline Gitting , Re­ John on, Kim Clifford, Richard Sam, Su an Vetter, Kathy becca Gitting , Carol Cryan, Susan Ru ·so. Third Row: Lasky, Patricia Hud on, Marlene Burgstrom, Judith Mc­ Darla Winder, Roberta Westling, Nancy Clarke, Karen Kay, Marcia Privateer, Kathy Jaworski, Nancy Valone, Adams, Su an Meyer , Kathy Zielinski, Karen Gloff, Linda Kitty O'Connell, Linda Mekus. Fir t Row: Lynn Holzworth, Jacqueline Frankow ki, Mar­ Joseph Muscarella, Tyrone Windt, David Greenleaf, James gant .Uozgawa, Linda Nalbone, Beverlv ager, Mar_v. Lou Palmatier, Patricia Lazarcvk, Cvnthia Strauser, Leah Ziel­ tepp, Afonica auer, Ka.v Kaufman. econd Row: Rostland inski. Fourth Row: Philip ·Gitti~gs, Michael Spezwle, Ron­ Vacanti, Lenore Catalano, Elizabeth Million, Daniel Mac­ ald Vetter. Steven Lis, Bernie Barns, Walter Drag, David Cubbin, usan Vetter, Diane Rzepkow. ki, Cynthia Dutton, Briggs. Rita ikor 'lli. Third Row: Frank Draves, Richard John on, FORENSICS LEAGUE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Fir t Row: NancJ zymanski, Diane Marquardt, Linda Biondo, Chn ·ttne Bielat, Pauline Lanski. Third Row: McKav. Delores DiPalma, Barbara Jalwbczyk, Karen Dominic Crilw, Davtd Greenleaf, Joseph Muscarella, Cyn­ Szock1, Trea urer; Bernadette Kuwik, President; Barbara thw Sujdak, Marie Dobrzyn ·ki, Kathleen Wojcinski, Donna Harris, Secretary; Rosemary Rio/a, Reporter; Renee Byczyn­ Zagorski, Flora Zielinski, Mary Ann Guziec, Arlene Fickle, ski, Sandra Tyszko, Susan arzyniak, Jackie Madi on, Cindy Ameno, Jute Samuelson. Kathleen Kuzdzal, Karen Linda VanValkenburg. econd Row: Richard am, Mary Katulski. Fourth Row: Richard Johnson, Rolf Haagensen, Ann Kuziora, Betty Kuczenski, Linda Jakubow ki, Diane K1m Clifford, Edward Ko ierb, Richard Krzyzanowicz, Eu­ Lentz. Patricia Krazakala, Afargaret Brown, andra Leone, gene Bieger, Theresa Graminski, felis a Acker, Theresa Cynthia Pett, Su an Zuchow ki, Sharon Kieryczek, France Pencek, Donna Andrukowicz. Fir t Row: Judith Tenamore, Vicky Schmidt, Deborah Kujawa, Janet Tynan, Jo Ann Tyszko. Third Row: Karen Giambra, Linette Gaura, Nancy Ceranowicz, Louella Did­ Seibert, Cheryl Kulig, Karen Dorler, Carol Hanmann, Pau­ get, Advisor. econd Row: Angela Arnone, L.vdia Ippolito, line Lansk1. Carol Organ, Marianne Draue . Janel Ty zko. Patricia Dubiel, Grace Ricotta, Patricia Hanlon, Linda

FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA JUNIOR RED CROSS

First Row: Margaret Mozgau·a, Patricia Lazarczyk, Linda Carol Hanmann, Karen Dorler, Gail Dolan, Judith Tena­ Lapceuic, Leah Zielinski, Diane Rzepkowski, Cynthia Dut­ more, Donna Richard on, Janet Tvnan, Patricia Dubiel, ton, Molly Greder, Carol Kaufman, Jo Ann Culmo, Rosa­ Rachel Marzullo, Elizabeth Million. Fourth Row: Su an lend Vacanti. econd Row: onja Speziale, usan Vetter, Murrav, Florence Descz, usan zarzvniak, Jackie Matte­ Paulette Wojinski, Barbara Jalt'Or ki, Cynthia Sujdak, son, Barbara Bennice, Dolores Do/a~. Neal Rzepkou· ki, Kathleen Meku . Cathy Graf, Donna Parmelee. 'ancy Jame Harrison, Theodore chmitz. Tompkins, Patricia Connell. Third Row: Cheryl Kulig, OFFICERS: Donald Sage, uice-prestdent; Nancy Clarl?e, 8ecretary; Philip Gttting~;, prei:iident; John Scott, treat;urer; Mr. Will, advisor. STUDENT COUNCIL fir t Row: ally Husch. Nancy Valentine, Sharon Wojna­ am Rtcotta, Terry Bender, Bemard Barri.~. Ronald Gould, rou lli, Lvnn Holzworth, Jud_v Tenamore, Sharon Palmer, Dautd Orcutt, Kim Clifford, James Oddo, Janet Kuzdale, andy Bruno, Alary Lou Stepp, Alary Reed, Pierra Bonora, Donna Drummond, Fourth Row: Susan Graue.~. Mary Jane Mr:r~ha Fitzer, Betsy Roman, Caroline Gittings, Rebecca DiPietro, Marrianne Bender, Marv Lou Rickev. Micheline Gtttlllgs. econd Row: Rosemary Leone, Afichelle Donnellv, Glenn, Francine Ippolito, Susan z(;chowski, Janws Douglas, colt McElhaney, David Greenleaf. Richard am, George Linda Ardillo, Peggy Weur~;tle, Michele Parlato, Sharon am, harman Bieber, Bel'erly Sager, Cindy Pett, Flora Houser, Lynn Callis, Cindy Wells. Fifth Row: Donald Sage, Zielinski, Nancy Szymanski, Chri Haas, Margaret Moz­ Ja.v Warren, SandraLeone, Bernie Haagenson, Karen Adams, gotca, Linda Lapcevic Third Row: Marilvn Van Wev. Ann Lenore Catalano, Johr Pelt, Betsy Re.\ford, John Scott, Proper, Mary Lynn Pelletier, Theodore chinitz, Marl? kood.~. Ted chmidtz, Janet Ty ·zko. The Judiciary Board, reor~anized this year. consists of the Caroline Gitlin~-~. Standing: Pterra Bonura, Michelle follou·in~ members: Seated: Edward Rusch. Ann Meister, Donnell\•, Marv Reed. James Dou~las, ,Uichael Weaver. Advisor, John Mancuso, Phil1p Gitlin~~;. Thomas Mu~;acz, Paul Pa-,.lwr . .J~hn Scott.

The en•ice Club. a sub-division of the Student Council. patrols the halls each period. 127 BOYS "D" CLUB OFFICERS, First Row: Richard Bamonto, president; David Pagano, treasurer; AngeloPagano, advisor; John Scott, Vice-Pre ident; John Pett, Secretary.

BOYS' D CLUB

Fir t Row: Richard Bamonto, David Pagano, John Scott, Charles Graue , Sam Crino, Thomas Fafinski, John War­ David Criscone, Tyrone Windt, Robert Fafinski, John Pett, ren, Dantel Dubtel, Michael Weaver, Paul Parker, Robert Glenn Ahrens, Angelo Pagano, advisor. Second Row: Paige. Jule Samuelson, Student Council Repre entatiue; Diane Heyden, Secretary; Arletta Coleman, Advisor; Mary Reed, Vice-Pre · ident; Sharman Bieber, Pre ident; Ann Proper, Treasurer.

GIRLS' D CLUB

Marcia Shubert, Vicky Ramos, Dwne Heyden, Susan Helene Wise, Patricza Connell, Diane Rzepkowski, Linda Murray, Donna Andrukowicz, Bernadette Kuwik, Jule Lapceuic, Mary Reed, Barbara Trill, Marie Willi , Ann Samuelson, Kay Kaufman, Monica Sauer, Elizabeth Mtllwn, Proper, Sharman Bieber, Theresa Pencek, Pierra Bonora. First Row: Richard Valvo, Advi or, Mary Lynn Pelletter, Clarke, Rosemary Leone, Margaret Day. Third Row: James Linda Nalbone, Martha Fitzer, Lenore Catalano, Daryl Oddo, Michael Speziale, John Scott, Walter Drag, Terence Burg trom, Betsy Roman, Caroline Gittings. Second Row: Centner, Edmund Gould, Fred Gestwicki, John Warren, Lynn Holzworth, Rita Sikorski, Deborah Kozlowski, Pau­ Daniel Houghtaling. lette Wojcinski, Mary Ann Pencek, Roberta Westling, Nancy THE CITIZEN STAFF SERVICE CLUB James Will, Advisor, Marilyn Van Wey, Sarah McCroskey, Bernard Haagensen, Ronald Gould, Susan Zuchowski, Sharman Bieber, Diane Marquardt, Lenore Catalano, Chris­ Karen Katul ki, Mary Lou Stepp, Rosemary Leone, Mary tine Haas, Nancy Syman ki, Flora Zielinski, Cynthia Pett, Lynn Pelletier. Third Row: David Greenleaf, Rolf Haagen­ Sandra Leone, Cynthia Wells, Judith Tenamore, Deborah sen, Richard Sam, Joseph Muscarella, Kim Clifford, Rich­ Schwartz. Second Row: Roberta We tling, Nancy Clarke, ard Johnson, Caroline Gittings, Betsy Roman, Martha Roger Schulenberg, James Oddo, John Scott, John Warren, Fitzer, Rebecca Gittings, Susan Graves. eated: Daisy Thomas, Neftali DeJesus, Joseph Ricotta, Morgan, Miss Janet Grisu•old, Teacher's aide, Mr. J. choe­ Robert Drewnaik. tanding: Richard Thoams, Ronald ner, Teacher. Ab ent for picture: Michael Collin . Albert Glenn, Frederick Bohn, Catherine Allman, Leonard Kline­ Thoma . Wilford Borge . felter, Daniel Ceranowicz, Robert Buchanan, Mattie

OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION

The Occupational Education Class of Dunkirk High School is concerned main­ ly with the preparation of its students to leave school and go into the community as responsible, productive citizens. Many work areas of both emi-skilled and skilled jobs are explored during the school year as each of the tudents studies the usual academic subjects at appropriate grade levels. Project work including woodwork, homemaking and related areas is carried out in the room and supplemented by outside experiences.

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT CONCERT BAND

Left to Right: David Greenleaf, Robert Warren, Jo eph Meyer.

Fir t Row: Eltzabeth Million, Jacqueline Frankou· ki, Janet To(il. econd Ro\1.: Michelle Campe e, Joan Fedy zyn, Patricia Kai er.

133 Fir t Row: Thoma Schafer, David Rudd, Richard Lugen, Theodore Schmitz.

Fir t Row: Ronald Vetter, Donna Parmelee, Robin Burke, Cindy Dutton, Mollie Greder. Third Row: Debra Ander , ancy Parmelee. econd Row: Josephine Lan ki, Mary Norman Kondziel ki, Christine Kupiec, Patricia Vendette, Ann Zientow ki, Mary Gail Maslach, Rosalind Vacanti, Kenneth Szymczak, William Wa hington.

134 First Row: Cheryl Harrison, James Reading, Bonnie Dutton, Ralph Band Director, Andrew Cristina. Dolce, Joseph Million, John Formanowicz.

First Row: Robert Habtch, Douglas Kozlowski, Norman Karin, Richard Barns. econd Row: John Szumigala, Anthony Russo, Steven Dziduch, James Szot.

135 Front: Patricia Franks, Patricia Mizwa, Linda McKay. Sharon Palmer. econd Row: Sandra Bruno, Carol Leone, Fir t Row: .Marie Willis, Sarah McCro key, Jud_v McKay, Linda Trill. Delores DiPalma, Karen Gloff, Barbara Trill. TWIRLERS

CHORUS

Fir t Row: Mr Joan Ger on, Su an Well , Linda Valone, ine Waller, ally Maloney. Third Row: Paul Mroczka, Vicky Serafin, onia Plaza, Vicky Ramo , Margaret Broten, Jame · Palmatier, Michael Hudson, Robert Wawrzyniak, Grace Ricotta. econd Row: Susan Vetter, Leah Zielinski, Gary Drozdiel, Patricia Birch, Patricia Lazarczyk. Janet Pascaretta, Elizabeth Million, Linda Frodeliu ,Max- SIGNATURES

137 / / ATHLETICS First Row: Coach Jim Gibbons, John Tworek, Louie Harris, Paul Parker, Dave Pagano, Angleo Pagano, athletic Ramo , Sam Crino, Rick Bamonto and Joe Bienko, Co­ director. Third Row: Jay Warren, Rich Gotowka, Steve captain ; John Pett, Bill Wojcin kt, Sal Ippolito. econd Powe ki, Ken Ahlstrom, Jim Hooten, Paul Martinez, Glenn Row: A i tant coach Don Rozumal ki, Frank Penkaty, Ahren and Chuck Graves, manager . Tim Dyka , Bob Paige, John Scott, Dave Criscione, Charlie

VARSITY FOOTBALL

Coach Jim Gibbons and the Maroon and White spiritedly fought their way through the 66-67 season. Although they ended with a 2-6 record, our annual encounter with Fredonia ended with Dunkirk shutting out Fredonia 13-0. Among the Dunkirk standouts were, John Tworek, Dave Criscione, Sam Crino, Rick Bamonto, and quarterback Joe Bienko.

141 Fir t Row: Coach Jim Gibbons, Rick Bamonto, co-captain; Row: Assistant Coach Don Rozumalski, Sam Crino, John Joe Bienko, co-captain; John Pett, Bill Wojcinski. Second Tworek, Louis Ramos, Sal Ippolito.

SENIORS

LETTERMEN

Fir t Row: John Tworek, John Scott, Rick Bamonto, Dave Pagano, John Pett. econd Row: Joe Bienko, Mike Weaver, Paul Parker, Sam Crino, Coach Jim Gibbons. Fir t Row: Mike Gotowka, Denni Tarnow k1, Bernie Haag­ Kleparek, Tom Muscacz, Jack Tylock. Third Row: Paul ensen, Mark Drummond, Ed Glapa, Walter Drag. econd Gill, Dan Dubiel, Gerry Drozdiel, Daue Mitchell. Tony Row: Bill Barthold, Frank alepa, Don Campese, Daue Gregore;;l?i, AI mlth, Bernard Barri;;.

JUNIOR VARSITY

The Junior Varsity Maroon and White, fought their way through the 66-67 season hawing true hustle and desire. Their presence is eagerly awaited for next year's varsity squad.

142 First Row: Steve Zielinski, Paul Cybart, Keith Ahlstrom, Weaver, John Dolce, Thomas Mlezcko, Mike Poweski, Phil Chip Orcutt, David Kuzara, Fred Warmbrodt, Bob Barlette, DelPopolo, Pat Barone, Doug Mahany, Mr. Pagano. Third Ed Rusch, Vinnie Piglowski, Mark Kuehn, Donald Szwejbka. Row: Robert Horey, John Lawrence, John Thomas, Allen econd Row: Coach John J. Mancuso, Tom Mead, John Etzel, Fritz Hudson, Paul Mroczka, Thomas Monahan, Dean, PatKennedy, GarySchulenburg, Larry Przybyla, Pat Phil Ricotta, Frank Benenati.

CHADAKOIN CHAMPIONS

Dunkirk's Baby Marauders wound up a highly successful season with a re­ sounding 6 win 0 loss record. It was their second straight championship in as many years in the Chadakoin League. While the Chadakoiner's racked up a total of 157 points, they held their opponents to a mere total of 35 points.

SCORES

Dunkirk 21 Jefferson 14 Dunkirk 20 Washington 0 Dunkirk 13 Southwestern 7 Dunkirk 27 Falconer 7 Dunkirk 27 Warren 0 Dunkirk 49 St. James 7

Totals Dunkirk 157 Opponents 35

143 Spirited team effort results in an

John Scott sprints for a long gain. A host of Marauders stop a Fredonia player for short yardage.

Jim Hooten evades a would-be tackler for a izeable gatn. A mad scramble for the ball results in a Dunkirk recovery. eated: Dan Ales i, Jay Warren, Rich Jes e, Joe Bienko, Ramo , Rich Gotowka, Ken Ahlstrom, Jim Hooten, Jim Dave Criscione, Roger Newell. tanding: Alan Stuhlmiller, Klocko, manager; Joseph Parlato, principal; Angelo coach; Chuck Graves, manager; Steve Poweski, Louie Pagano, athletic director.

Coach AI Stumiller gives valuable advice to co-cap· tains, Rich Je e and Joe Bienko.

The Dunkirk High Varsity Basketball team paced by high scorer Joe Bienko, had its mo t succes ful sea on in 3 years. With a 12-7 record, the Maroon and White became co-champions of the Little 3 and advanced to the sectional semi-finals. Other Dunkirk players were, Dave Criscione, Rich Jesse, and Ken Ahlstrom.

146 Louie Ramo desperately tries to outjump a rising Rich is up for tu•o more. Monarch. Dave seem to be the only Marauder in sight as he "barrels" in for a hopeful basket. eated: Charles Keib, Coach; John Bongiovanni, Jim Fa· ki, Tim Dykas, Bill Barthold, Bernie Haagenson, Dan {inslu, Bill Berek, Tim Jakubicc, Frank Nalepa, Joseph Sullivan, Bob Zolnoslle, manager Parlato, Principal. tanding: Nicll DiCara, Dennu; Tarnow·

JUNIOR VARSITY

Dunkirk' Junior Var ity basketball team, coached by Mr. Charle Keib, fought their way to a 9-7 record. Bill Berek wa high corer a the JV' completed their second consecutive winning sea­ on. The JV' gained valuable experience under pre ure in many close games and hawed great potential for bolstering next year's varsity squad.

148 First Row: Jim Cor oro, Don Kujawa, Fred Warmbrodt, Larry Przybyla, Bob Horey, AI Powe ki, Dan Pietrkieu·icz, Bob Barlett, John Jakubowski, John Dolce, Bob Warren, Mark Dolce. Third Row: Coach Rozumal ki, John Danforth, Tom Jones. econd Row: John Thomas, Score keeper, Keith Mike Addington, Steue Borowski, Daue Graf, Tom Mead. Ahlstrom, Vince Piglowski, Steue Zielin kt, Don Swejbka,

CHADAKOIN LEAGUE CO-CHAMPIONS

Dunkirk High's Chadakoiners fini hed a highly successful season as co-champions of the Chada­ koin League. Steve Zielinski, high scorer, sparked the team to a 13 and 1 overall record. Among the outstanding players were Bob Barlett and Fred Warmbrodt. Dunkirk High will look forward to their presence on the Junior Varsity and Varsity teams on the coming year .

149 Dave Criscione tries for two a the Mighty Marauder nipped Fredonia in the annual contest. The colorful signs which dec­ orated the gym can be seen in the background.

Louie Ramo , Rich Gotowka and Rich Je e fight for control of the ball as eueral Afonarch look on.

Joe Bienko eems to be reaching for the sky, as he trie to out jump a hidden Hilltopper. Ken Ahl trom slip by a Salamanca defender for two point . Other Dunkirk players are Dan Alessi (22) and Rich Je e (12).

Joe Bienko (14) defends the ball from Dave Cri cione take the hot among a ho ·t Mtndszenty players as Rich Gotowlw (24) of Fredonia defenders. looks on. Lou Ramos ·triues for points in our an­ nual encounter with Mindszenty. Left to Right: Captain Bernadette Kuwik, Mary Reed, Nancy Symanski, Linda Golubski, Mora Zielinski, Susan Haynes.

Sue Dub by Lin Deane

VARSITY CHEER- LEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS

Front Row: Lynn Callis, Bonnie Shubert, Lauone Sheffield. Back Row: Maureen DelPopolo, Sally Hu ch, Marianne Bender.

The Junior Var ity cheerleader kept very bu y thi exciting chool year to cheer the Junior Varsity basketball team, with the help of the chool, on to a nine win and seven loss record, and the JV Football team on to a won one and lost four record. The cheerleaders went to Rochester where they competed with other cheerleaders from all over New York State for a trophy.

153 Front Row: Ed Ko ierb•, Bob Fafinskt•, Tom Fafinski•, ager; Jim Michal ki, Assistant Manager; Dan Krupinski•, John Scott•, Bill Bamonto•, Captain: Dave Crisione•, Dan Alessi•, Joe Bienko•, Tom Scaglione•, Louie Ramos•, Earl Dailous•, Tim Jakibiec, Dave Polichetti, Jim Fafin­ Dave Grabias•, Ken Ahlstrom, Angelo Pagano, Athletic ski. Back Row: Coach Al Stuhlmiller, Dan Dubiel•, Man- Director, Joseph Parlato, Principal. • letterman

BASEBALL

Coach Al Stuhlmiller and his Maroon Marauders enjoyed a season with an overall record of 11 wins and 4 losses and this took them to the sectional final . The Maroon and White captured the Little 3 title with a 3 and 1 record. They also became the Lake Shore Champs with 7-2 record in League play.

154 Bill Bamonto cro ses home plate as the Marauders romp over Min zenty 5-0.

DIAMOND ACTION

Louie Ramo is all et to tag out a hopeful Monarch as Dave Criscione stands by.

A Little confusion at fir t ba e. Fir t Row: John Pett, Paul Martinez, Robert Paige, Sal taling, Dave Jalwbiec, Harry Centner, Rich Gotowka, Bob Ippoltto, Jim Scott, Charlie Harris, Ron Sievert, Mike Wessels, Steve Lis, Paul Gill, Bernie Barris, Glenn Ahren , Te ta, Jim Hooten, Oscar Sneed. econd Row: Coach Don manager; Angelo Pagano, Athletic director. Rozumalski, Rodney Keppel, Bob Draggett, Dan Hough-

Sal Ippolito clears the low hurdle with plenty of room to spare.

TRACK

Although the Dunkirk High School track team, under coach Don Ruzumalski, did not enjoy the best of seasons, last year, this season held great promise with many po­ tential standouts coming out for track this Spring. David Orth, Ted Farnham, Dave Wi niewski, Tom Nasland, Tony BongioL•anni, Tom Fafinski, Coach Edu·ard Kell.

Kneeling: Gary Ttppens, Joe Pagano. tanding: Coach Ed Kell, David Briggs, Don age, Brian Rice, Ken Orlando, Jim Oddo.

157 HOMECOMING

The rain didn't dampen our spirits as we marched to our annual homecoming game against Fredonia this fall.

"Somewhere over the Rainbow" was the theme of the prize winning entry in the float com­ petition. The Cla of '68 carried off the honor with Cynthia Pett a queen and Da­ vid Greenleaf a her escort.

The crowd could hardly wait for the game to tart, anticipating a victory.

Mr. Bleck vividly de cribe the half-time activitie .

158 WEEKEND

Our Homecoming queen, Deni:;e Odell, proudly reigns over her enthusiastic cla:;smate ·.

The queen' court and their e - cort were: Su an Wallace and Davtd Orcutt, Queen Deni e and Theodore Farnham, Beverly Sager and Chri Ru buldt, Hon­ orary Queen Elisabeth Dahl and Donald Sage, Cynthia and David Greenleaf, Linda Kujawa and Ro­ bert Katta, and Lynne Calli and Robert Barlette.

Yipee! We won! A victory over Fre­ donia climaxe a perfect weekend.

159 Special Thanks To:

LLEGHENY LUDLUM STEEL CORPORATION

DUNKIRK INDEPENDENT INSURANCE

DUNKIRK RADIATOR CORPORATION

DUN IRK SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

FRED KOCK BREWERY

MC MACHANS' PAINT, WALLPAPER & GLASS

NORTHERN CHAUTAUQUA CLEARING HOUSE

MEMBERS

Manufacturers & Traders Trust Company

Liberty ational Bank & Trust Company

Marine Midland Chautau a a · onal Bank

Member F.D.I.C.

DUNKIRK ICE CREAM COMPANY, INC. BURGETT ENTERPRISES Town and Country Walt's Sporting Goods Store

Dunkirk Theaters~ Inc. Burn's Building Supply CHESTER ZACHARY GEORGE H. GRAF & COMPANY BOB GREGORY PHOTOGRAPHER CE TRAL CAR WASH DECORATOR KITCHENS BY SMITH FIRST WARD FALCONS CLUB • GAIL JEWELERS LAKE SHORE SAVI GS & LOAN ASSOCIATIO JIM'S DRY CLEA ERS INC. LAMAR SCHNUR PHOTOGRAPHER

LUCKY LA ES~ INC. MCCROSKEY'S INC. MC GRA W'S FU TERAL HOME NELSO 'S STUDIO RUSCH'S RESTAURA T SERVICE HARDWARE

SIDEY'S~ I C. VI EYARD MOTEL Abood's Boo Store Adam's Home Furniture A. Sam's upermarket., Inc.

Bates Furniture o. en's Super Service

Boorady Optical Co. Boo h's Dairy

Briggs Dairy Central anes

Cych's Groceries & eats

Dispenza's Music Shop, Inc.

Don Gunther's Service Station

Dr. Carl F. Gugino

George Ray Tires

Glaberman's Furniture Co. ., Inc.

Haber's

Household Electric Co.

Kosciusko Polish Home Association

Lake Shore Pharmacy I : I Lake Shore Red Barn Restaurant

Leed's Jewelry l I

I Main Appliance Miller's Furniture Miller Office qu·pment & upply Co.

organ t·nen Supply., Inc.

I aetzker Bros. ew Yor Store

1 • • Smith L mber Co.

Orcutt Funeral Service Pat orsi's Liquo s

Parmelee's Egg oom

Peter Vitello's Roll-Arena

Rosing's

Tederous Liquor & Wine Shop

Valentine's Grocery

Valone's Foods., Inc.

Weimer Chevrolet

Wheeler l\fotor Express., Inc.

Halicki Motors, Inc.

Loeb & W emett, Inc.

C. Dl niak and on

Helen Wisniew ki

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