Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

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ilzsifzllecz' in school shops Desimone. Lena Dippel, Lois Dobos, Betty Dobos, Vincent Dolli. Bill Donnelly, Robert Douglas, Betty jean Dora, joe Downlen, Ronald Dowic, Robert Drnach, Henry Drogoski. Sylvia Duclac, George Dugina, john Durosko, Charles. Dzuricsko, joe Eggers, Anna Eichler, Lorraine Eschelbacher, Eil Evanko. Dorothy Farley, Charles Fedorka, John Felicity, Albert Fisher, Wilbert Fleming, Arthur Forkel, Florence Fragassi, Gilda Francellini, John Friday, Alice Gailson, Harold FORTY-O NE CLAIRTONIA

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National dwnse work PASS THAT BALL! shouts Lena Desimone, flash forward of the girls' basketball team. Lena's ability to fix hair will earn her a beauty parlor .... Hey, girls! l've something to tell you! That's Lois Dippel who skates and swims skimmingly. . Q . Singing, listening to the radio, and keeping a scrapbook engulfs most of dramatic Betty Dobos's time. Betty played the Swedish maid in Young May Moon DRA-lVlAT-lC- ALLY .... Vincent Dobos plays guard on the Chemistry Lab basketball team, represents his room in Council, and sketches for the fun of it .... You usually see Bill Dolfi going around with an enor- mous smile and humming Frenesi, when he doesn't have to take gym. Robert Donnelly, like several other classmates, builds airplanes .... Betty Jean Douglas should have been born on roller skates. As a secretary to Mrs. Bayles, roller skater Betty turns out absentee lists, Shakespearean tests, and senior lists galore .... Pitching horse- shoes. jitterbugging, and playing cards ward off time for joe Dora .... Here's another fan, Ronald Dowden collects all the Glenn Miller records he can get. . . . Just call me Bob: Robert is too formal, says Dowie, absent-minded professor of the senior play. Some keep scrapbooks on stars, others on dogs, but Hank Drnach, Electric Shop, keeps one on all-American football and basketball players .... Poetic Sylvia Drogoski roams the halls when she isn't studying Senior Science .... First Band, then Orchestra, then Chorus. That's George Dudac's schedule .... l'm up each morning bright and early to wake up all my customers, sings John Dugina while driving a bakery truck .... The three A's-airplanes, archery, and autos, catch the interest of Charles Chuck Durosko. lt's basketball this and basketball that when Joe Dzuricsko is around .... Sew- ing and attending Tri-Hi-Y meetings keeps Anna Eggers busy .... Did you hear this one? chuckles Lorraine Eich- ler, who is fond of ice skating and bicy- cling .... Edward Eschelbacher steers clear of all girls .... Silence is golden. That's bashful Dottie Evankois mot- tO. Fishing, dogs, and rifles interest Charles Postmaster Farley .... john Fedorka conducts his own Hill Billy Or- chestra., at Blaine Hill Amateur Hours. . . . Albert Felicity collects football pins and pennants from Pitt .... Wilbert Bootie Fisher hikes and hunts during his leisure time .... Arthur Fleming, Wimpy to his friends, drives a Pack- ard. Florence Porkel cuts figure eights on the ice .... Dog Patch Gilda Fragassi tries out new pastry recipes for her friends .... john lVlousey Francellini is easy going but dependable. . . . What did you do in English? asks Alice Friday .... When not jitterbug- ging, Harold Gadson, of Senior Shop, boxes. THE NINETEEN -Ill-UNDRED

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Galford. Sarah Galimitakis, Peter Garner, Mary Louise Gaydos, Robert Gealy, Delwyn Geletko, Martha George, Alamanda Gimiliana, Dan Gombar, Edward Gorgey. Clara Gore, Kathleen Gori, Mary Gould, jay Grayson, Sophia Green, Salem Greenwald, Helen Greenwald, Louise Grgurich. Dorothy Griffiths. Sara Guba, Edward Gustovich. Dorothy Gustovich, Mary Hall, Alta Hamilton, Helen Hammons, Shirley Hans, George Harvey. Tom Hays, Ben Heckard, Charlene Henderson, Mary THE NINETEEN HUNDRED