Donora High School - Dragon Yearbook (Donora, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1963 volume:

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' , if ' b 4 f' ' LWWW4 , K X 7 DR G0 fl LA! Q 2.5 1 Cljfx-J 372212 -,-6.7 Q-Ax x V k .f -A6322 QV? '15, f f - -'1' C V, .,k, ,. 1 f' QW Renf- L ci flai- '-V , K-fe .LITN X, 6. ,Aw , ,L x Ah ' Lf Donbra, Pennsy lvzmia Foreword The Lamp of Learning has been chosen as the theme by the Yearbook Staff for this publication of The Dragon. We believe it is particularly important and basic. The Lamp of Learning is the symbol of all our work and activity here at school. The Lamp of Learning is imprinted on our commencement program. It is the Lamp the senior class president presents to the junior class president at every commencement activity, with solemn words to tencl the flame of learning and to guard and cherish this symbol of learning. Therefore, we, the staff, choose this symbol for our yearbook theme. LQ J- 1 -, 'v' th .,5 I .W ,gs .J7f-,:v.,-- , 4. ot- -. gh! vs. rmqplg ,'.-5... -23'-'.eg-A t -v. .ie-ff., ref'- -J' A-. L.- lx , .' 49'r5'Y is - .. Q '11, r-'. -,,,'-A. ' f -- , . nv-,T 'Stag-zklfiarl' if ,,.-1-L.: 32 ...K fat, wg, vp d ' A.. . a.. K .- ,. 9 ' Lirv ,1- TUDE TS The first section of tfg xook is devoted to the .s m students of Donoroxi xx. In it ore some . X XX ft 'ig Un S i s-li S X' W 0 Seminds us thot we olsoasin places as ln. . . . cllvlduculs In our respSsS1IXwiQ ond from our relotlons with 5 m The First Day i of School .. I .lr , ' . . '.. I - L The first of many noon rush hours. Of course there's olwoys schedule changes . . . and that traditional sophomore assembly. 6 Dr. Herk, Mr. Hokai, Mr. Gidick, and other top brass arrive fo support the team. Vs l Service Club members Juanita Wilkerson and Marion Hallaway help out by passing out programs. Soon Came Everyone is out at the pep rallies to cheer on the team . . . Football Games or at the games to work at the concession stand. the pep skit featuring Ben Casey and his associates? . . . how the season ended on Mum Day? Do You Remember . . . . and the one with those crazy iuniors singing Can we have some Regent Pop ? .ff We danced, laughed, talked, and then danced some more. n Sadie Hawkins The Girls Take Over Gus cleaning up after the ball is over .NC gli Marryin' Sam gives one more couple its marriage license Em 7-- 9 It Was All a Part Passing out apples on apple for the Teacher day. And oh, those informal dances. Those hilarious class parties. Ducley setting up for the lunch crew 1 Of This School Year I slr W 'sfwsyg Getting valentines in shorthand. Trading name cards. Helping out in the office. A Making your choice at a bake sale. 5 , e dig g iq? X Scenes From Mistakes at the Blakes Won't you be seated Thomas. and Ghost Yes, ihis is Mr. Blake speaking. Hold that head in place ond . . . ihere. And if went around like This. Did you loose something Gary? s . . - - rg-it Basketball Games Add Excitment First give Mr. Corno your ticket, then . . . Well, will it make it or not? Then It's Christmas Room 'l07's door decoration was iudgecl the best. Helping to deck out your homeroom takes real skill The words I crown you Queen Vicki bring out a radiant glow happiness. , Xar- 'Dlx Just one more step in changing the gym to portray a Moon River setting. 14 Moo -.. ,I ,. - ,G ,,t, 1 Seated-Janet Prihode, Donna DeSantis, Vicki Meek, Judith Garcia, Sondra Pikor, ing-Fred Muniz, Dr. Herk, King James A pose for o picture thot will one doy bring back memories. ,PH- w-sv VCII lbert Dickert, Michael Rosborough, John Burk- OFT. The band provided beautiful music for a beautiful setting. l l And we danced and danced. One more couple enters ihe archway onto the dance floor. N - fx! A 4' , 1117 fx J , J I ,A N I A g ,ik Y 1 + X , ,Q 0 we A ,WN V i R 4,,W,. A RJ J W Q' 1 f 4 JAMES GARCIA 'Q mal A K BERNARD TAYLOR President Vice-President Semor Class Cffmers VICKI MEEK SANDRA PIKOR Secretary Treasurer nil DOROTHY ANTOL Commercial 102 A real riot . . . loves Miss Hayes . . . pulls through with top grades . . . likes a good time. GAL 2,3,4p Service Club 2,35 Concessions 4, J.C.C. 3,4. SANDRA AUGUSTINE Commercial 102 Eat-n-Park is a second home . . . drives a wicked Oldsmobile . . . writes letters to a college lad . . . future artist. ' GAL 2,3,4p Make-up Club 2,3,4, Business Staff 3, Varsity Dragon 3,4. T1 ANTHONY BATTILANA Academic 201 Digger . . . used to drive a nice car . . . always laughing . . . black wavy hair . . . polite but friendly. BIL 2,3,4, Track 3,4. LOUIS BEHANNA Academic 104 Loves to draw on black boards . . . a comedian . . . does nightwork in the morning . . . has a steady. BIL 2,3,4. 41:7 DENNIS BABINES Academic 201 Nice to be around . . . tall . . . friendly . . . has a secret love . . . would do anything for a friend. BIL 2,3,4. PATRICIA BATES Academic 201 Truly a wonderful person . . . giggle, giggle . . . resident of Bedrock, Pa .... Avon calling . . . classy walk. GAL 2,3,4p Concession 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4p Varsity Dragon 2.3.45 Speech Club 2,3. WILLIAM BOWEN Academic Not very tall always with Charlotte cute chemistry whiz likes baseball BIL 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Track 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 ALEX BROZINSKI Commercial a takes the bus to school hasnt much to say Oh what fine sweaters BIL 234 ROBERT BELOCK General o prefers out of town gurls toll and nice lookmg can be found at Murrays 51 Lanes BIL 234 DOROTHY BERES General Mitzi anything but shy a million laughs sharp sends letters to Ohio Mr Plavkos pet GAL 234 Glee Club 34 Make up Club 234 Service Club 234 Varsity Dragon 234 1 if JOHN BURKHART Academic Nic . . . blushes easily . . . gets along with the girls . . . Oh those pretty eyes . . . good looking. BIL 2 34' Glee Club 2 34- Baseball 3 4. WILLIAM CALVI General Bill . . . seems to always be in trouble . . . handled the football equipment . . . wonderful sense of humor. Football Mgr. 3 4- BIL 2 3 4. BONITA CAMPA Commercial 102 Minus height . . . pretty Spanish lass . . . laugh of her own . . . smooth dresser . . . no boy trouble. GAL 2,3,4p Service Club 45 Concessions 47 Glee Club 21 Make-up Club 2. ANTHONY CHILZER Commercial 102 .lerry . . . transfer from MVCH . . . short and full of pep . . . always ready to recite in class. BIL 4. wi :QQ BERNARD CLEMENT Commercial 'IO2 Bernie . . . always has a ioke to tell . . . can sing up a storm . . . likes to do impersonations. BIL 2,3,4p Speech Club 27 Varsity Dragon 2,3,4p Glee Club 2,3,4p Concessions 4. ROBERT COATSWORTH Academic l04 Big man with a slide rule . . . never walks to school . . . Miss Ewing is his pet peeve. BIL 2,3,4g Yearbook 4, Organizations Editor. 56 ,f . . SEQ i 'H 1? x q gps' i lk FRANK CHIPRICH General l02 Chip . . . iust turned serious . . . basketball manager . . . dates an underclassman . . . likes nice clothes . . . always seen with Tom. BIL 2,3,4g Basketball Mgr. 45 Baseball 45 Conces- sion 4. RONALD CHOPYAK Academic lOl Chops . . . likes the girls . . . a real brain . . . what's nightwork? . . . a real mocker . . . good looking. BIL 2,3,4p Band 2,3,4p Glee Club 2,3,4y Speech Club 2,37 Language Club 2,3,4y Class Play 3,4. frm . of . . irs. . A . . 'tm CATHERINE CORNO Commercial 102 Pretty little cheerleader . . . her Daddy leads the band . . . another Eat-n-Park fan . . . looks good in long hair. GAL 2,3,4g Make-up Club 2,3,4p Cheerleader 3,47 Glee Club 2,3,4. EUGENE COWARD General 102 Coochee . . . sharp flashy dresser . . . quite o ladies man . . . football carrier for Dragons . . . walk of his own. BIL 2,3,4f Football 2,3,4p Baseball 2,3,4. 5 LOIS CONN Academic 201 Short and oh, so sweet . . . seen at all the dances . . . very easy on the eyes. GAL 2,3,4p Speech Club 2,35 Language Club 2,37 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,-'if Varsity Dragon 2,3,4p Class Play 3,45 Concessions 4: Make-up Club 2,3,4. SANDRA COOK General 201 Cooka . . . gets around with the fellows . . . pretty face and clothes to match . . . loves to dance GAL 2,3,4p Glee Club 2,3,4p Varsity Dragon 4, Concessions 4. MARY CRAWFORD General 201 Always laughing . . . Sandy's sister . . . sports ability plus . . . school is iust a pastime . . . wears iewelry well. GAL 2,3,4. SANDRA CRAWFORD General 101 Pleasant natured . . , quiet but speaks her piece . . . enioys sports . . . friendly . . . always seen with Joyce Ann. GAL 2,3,4p Service Club 3,41 Concessions 4, Library Assistant 4, Pres. JAMES DABIERO Academic 201 Feets . . . Andrea's better halt . . . fast on the football field . . . says what he thinks . . . bound for college. BIL 2,3,4g Varsity Dragon 41 Football 47 Basket- ball 2,4g Track 2,3,4. DONNA DeSANTIS Commercial T02 A born actress . . . always with Vicki . . . cute head cheerleader . . . vivacious . . . liked by all. GAL 2,3,4y Make-up 2,3,4g Cheerleader 2,3,4, Headp .l.C.C. 3,4. TRUDY DILLS Academic 'IO4 Outgoing and friendly . . . takes studies seriously . . . hard worker . . . a strong asset for yearbook staff. GAL 2,3,4f N.H.S. 2,3,4, Treas.p F.T.A. 2,3,4, Hist.p Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Glee Club 2,3,4p Yearbook 4, proofreaderp Language Club 2,3,4p Speech Club 25 Varsity Dragon 4. CAROL DIXON General 201 A friend to all . . . in love with Ray . . . short and saucy . . . likes a fight. GAL 2,3,4g Service Club 2,3,4y Concession 47 Make-up 2,3,4. 'IQ MARY ANN DeZARDO Commercial 104 Outgoing . . . boys are no problem . . . makes rounds to all the dances . . . has a lot of friends. GAL 2,3,4p Make-up Club 2,3,4, Pres.: .I.C.C. 3,47 Service Club 2,3,4, Pres.p Student Council 2,3,4f Concessions 45 Yearbook 4, Sophomore Editor. ALBERT DICKERT Commercial 'l04 Bolenciewcz . . . hails from Grandview . . . tall, dark and handsome . . . strong silent type . . . star athlete. BIL 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4y Football 2,3,4f Stage Crew 3,4. NORMAN DUNYAK Academic 'lO'l Spunny . . . one of the fellows . . . good look- ing . . . owns the latest in clothes . . . a real ioker. BIL 2,3,-4. PAULA DZVONICK Academic lol Future teacher . . . conscientious especially about school work . . . neat and tidy . . . Do you understand that chemistry? . . . pretty eyes. GAL 2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Language Club 2,3,45 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,45 Speech Club 2,3,45 Concessions 45 Varsity Dragon 2,3,4. JOHN DOWALO Academic 'lOl A welcome asset to the class . . . serious, studious and friendly . . . a friend of Pat . . . college bound. BIL 45 Band 4. DONNA DUDRO Commercial 102 Cute blonde with figure to match . . . Did you see Dorothy? . . . intelligence to spare . . . cute giggle. GAL 2,3,45 J.C.C. 3,45 Concessions 45 Service Club 4. GERALDINE DZVONIK Commercial 201 Reserved but friendly . . . always wearing a smile . . . cute . . . nice clothes . . . thoughtful of others. GAL 2,3,-45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Speech Club 2,3,45 Var- sity Dragon 2,3,45 Glee Club 25 Concessions 4. GLORIA DZVONYIK Commercial 102 Ed is her guy . . . long pretty nails . . . would-be secretary . . . good grades . . . pleasantly effic- ient. GAL 2,3,45 J.C.C. 3,45 Varsity Dragon 2,3,4. BETTY FERNANDEZ Commercial 102 Speaks her piece . . . very friendly . . . Miss Kelly's helper at lunchtime . . . frequent absences true to Alfred. GAL 2,3,45 Business Staff 3,45 Varsity Dragon 3,4. JOHN FERRARA Academic 101 College bound . . . quarterback of our football team . . . can draw a laugh from anyone . . . lots of friends. BIL 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Baseball 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4, V. Pres.5 Speech Club 25 Language Club 3,45 Varsity Dragon 2,4. ANTHONY FRONZAGLIO General 201 Undo . . . half of a set . . . always seen with a new car . . . big and tough. BIL 2,3,4. ANTIONETTE FRONZAGLIO General 102 Nano . . . the other half . . . sports ability . . . kind at heart . . . enioys a good laugh. GAL 2,3,45 Service Club 45 Concessions 45 Library Assistant 4. l I 1 ' rf ADARIA FESH Academic 101 Attractive blonde . . . future speech correctionist . . . enioys winning an argument . . . outspoken . . . alias Max. GAL 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Lang- uage Club 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Concessions 45 Speech Club 2,35 F.T,A. 3,45 Varsity Dragon 2,3,4. LOUISE FlNClK Commercial 102 Petite and pretty . . . ticket seller at the theater . . . softly spoken . . . likes o good time . . . lively laughter. GAL 3,45 J.C.C. 45 Varsity Dragon 4. T JAMES GARCIA Academic 101 Class president . . . Senior Dance King . . . popularity boy . . . quiet and oh, so smooth . . . works hard. BIL 2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Language Club 2,3,4p Q Student Council 3,45 Basketball 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Concessions 4, Stage Crew 3,4, Class Officer 3,4, Pres. JUDITH GARCIA Commercial 104 Judy . . . the assistant to the Gossip Sheet . . . soft-spoken voice . . . sweet and charming . . heads the .l.C.C .... has a special desire. GAL 3,45 Varsity Dragon 3,4, Asst. Social Editor, Concessions 4, J.C.C. 4, Pres., Service Club 4. '1 'Y' 'Nr BRENDA GALASKI Commercial 104 Bren . . . Miss Kelly's protege . . . high stepper . . . so very pretty and clothes to match . . . on the go. GAL 2,3,4, J.C.C. 3,4p Yearbook 4, Faculty Edi- tor, Typist, Maiorette 3,45 Class Play 3. SANDRA GALLATIN Academic 104 Sandy . . . editor of the yearbook . . . one of the lunch gang . . . busy as a bee . GAL 2,3,4, Language Club 2,3,4, Honor Society 2,3,4, V. Pres.y Speech Club 2,35 Class Play 3,4, Stu. Directory Band 2,3,4, Make-up Club 2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, V. Pres., F.T.A. 2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Editor. JOHN GEFFERT General 102 Walking is unthinkable . . . dates out of town girls . . . tall . . . has a smile for everyone. BIL 2,3,4. JAMES GIANNAMORE Academic 201 Nose . . . casual and complacent . . . rich deep voice . . . avid Explorer . . . will do anything for a laugh. BIL 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Language Club 2,3,4,. ROBERT GIDICK Academic 101 A sports enthusiast . . . has a steady iob . . . . . one of the gang from 101 . . . nice looking. BIL 2,3,47 Football 3,47 Basketball 4. ROBERT GIUFFRIDA General 104 Bubs . . . a true gentlemen . . . country boy lumbers along with Albert . . . likes to fool around. BIL 2,3,47 Yearbook 4, Sports Editor. f. mi. 1 ,. fy ., , PAUL GRIGER Commercial 102 Good looking and neat . . . gets around . . . track man . , . sharp dresser . . . already claimed . . . so pleasant. BIL 2,3,47 Student Council 4j Track 2,3,47 Football 2,3. DOROTHY HALL Academic 104 Short and sweet . . . Paul's girl . . . what a giggle . . . cute as can be . . . one to get things under way . . . liked and respected. GAL 2,3,47 F.T.A. 3,47 Varsity Dragon 2,3,47 Busi- ness Staff 3,47 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treas.7 Glee Club 2,3,47 Language Club 2,3,47 Speech Club 2,3,47 Concessions 47 Yearbook 4, Sr. Editor. ,-glivngii, if V 'Q . . 1 K-1: 1 il 1 1 ,, 1 .1 . . :QE ,J ' Q . ,.- ,,.: 12, W 7 -ff' ' ,. w tiki!-'45 V' 3- . A-eg-ii i ct cs 4 1 q .. ., et , 'ff L , ,big f. ? f X 'U-fa w .1 if 25 i , V V . K Y R . , . , ng, ,P 1 . ' Y 4 'f sf X LALLA GOGGINS Academic 101 True beauty , . . brain power . . . pretty singing voice . . . likes the boys . . . worries about grades . . . dramatic. GAL 2,3,47 Glee Club 2,3,47 Speech Club 2,37 F.T.A. 2,3,47 Language Club 2,37 Varsity Dragon 2,3,47 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,47 Class Play 3,47 Concessions 4. GARY GRAY General 102 Sports ability . . . nice looking . . . likes girls . . . nice clothes . . . dances as he walks . . . always smiling. BIL 2,3,4f Football 2,3,47 Glee Club 2,3,47 Base- ball 3,47 Class Play 3,47 Stage Crew 3,4. LORETTA HARRIS Commercial 101 Quiet . . . pleasantly soft spoken . . . hot on the basketball floor . . . hair styles are really at- tractive. GAL 2,3,45 Service Club 3,45 Concessions 3,4. DONNA HENSON Commercial 102 Pretty red hair . . . Tom's girl . . . sweet and smiling . . . iust came from Monongahela . . . popularity comes easily. GAL 45 Varsity Dragon 45 Concessions 4. JAMES HALLAWAY Commercial 102 Athletic ability . . . has trouble staying awake in classes . . . college bound . . . smooth and polite . . . lazily intelligent. BIL 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Track 2,35 Stage Crew 3,4. MARION HALLAWAY Commercial 101 ln on things . . . loves Bruce . . . not afraid of anyone . . . always talking or laughing with Theresa. GAL 2,3,-45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Make-up 25 Conces- sions 45 Service Club 2,3,4. ir yew-:nie FRANK HICKMAN General 201 Wavy hair . . . frequent absences . . . takes every- thing in stride . . . ready with a smile. BIL 4. CAROL HIXENBAUGH Commercial 101 A true blond . . . has set ideas on things and people . . , everyone's friend . . . straightforward . . . quite a rollerskater. GAL 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Con- cessions 45 Varsity Dragon 4. CHARLES HOWARD General 104 Gunner . . . talks with a slow drawl . . . never in a hurry . . . likes to help out. BIL 2,3,45 Football 3,45 Concessions 4. DONNA HUGHES General 102 Gorgeous eyes . . . complacent until aroused . . . no boy trouble . . . fiery temper . . . carefree . . likes a good time. GAL 2,3,45 Service Club 45 Concessions 45 Student Council 2. f MARION KABAY Academic 'l0'l So, so attractive . . . snappy head maiorette . . . carefree and untroubled . . . l.kes people and people like her. GAL 2,3,45 Speech Club 2,35 Glee Club 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Maiorette 2,3,4, Head5 Varsity Dragon 2,3,45 Business Staff 45 Student Council 35 Lan- guage Club 3. CAROL KIDZINSKI Commercial 102 Red-haired lass . . . without height . . . seen with Mary Jane . . . quiet until you know her. GAL 3,45 Concessions 4. M I RONALD JANNEY Academic l04 A man of few words . . . sarcastic . . . smiles easily . . . yearbook photographer . . . Oh, what blond hair. BIL 2,3,45 Concessions 45 Varsity Dragon 45 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Yearbook 4, Photographer. THOMAS JONES Academic 'l0'l Tom . . . friendly but polite . , . works hard . . . sorry girls, he's taken . . . an honor roll steady. BIL 2,3,45 Language Club 2,3,4, V. Pres.5 Football 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,35 Class Officer 3, V. Pres. CYNTHIA LAWSON Academic 201 Cindy . . . a mild riot . . . boys are no problem . . . likes to tease . . . gets around . . . attractive. GAL 2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Speech Club 2,3, Language Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Make-up Club 2,3,4, Varsity Dragon 2,3,4, Concessions 4. FRANK LAWSON General 104 Crunch . . . co-captain of football . . . wanted by many colleges . . . Charlene's O. A. O. . . . where is my Big Six trophy? BIL 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Glee Club 4. 3 . THOMAS KRUCZEK Academic 201 The Bomb . . . anything he says comes out funny . . . What's Crankin ' . . . l'm hurtin' in that class. BIL 2,3,4, Concessions 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Mgr. NANCY KUZEMKA Academic 104 Petite . . . pretty smile . . . straight A's . . . trouble with contacts . . . only has eyes for Al. GAL 2,3,4, F.T.A. 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Speech Club 2,3, Glee Club 2,3,4, Honor Society 2,3,4, Sr. Rep. 4, Varsity Dragon 2,3,4, Bus. Staff 2,3,4, Bus. Mgr. 4, Class Plays 3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Con- cessions 4, Language Club 2,3,4. A I MARLENE LEWIS Academic 201 Knows all the latest gossip . . . doesn't like her nickname . . . always has a story to tell . . . likes everyone. GAL 2,3,4, Orchestra 2, Speech Club 2,3. MARY MCCLEARY Academic 104 Associate editor of Varsity Dragon . . . a mean driver . . . does well in school . . . has lots of friends. GAL 2,3,4, Varsity Dragon 2,3,4, Assoc. Editor, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Speech Club 2,3, Language Club 2,3,4, Concessions 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Class Plays 3,4, Library Assistant 2. JOHN MARCONYAK Academic 101 Country boy . . . short but very good looking . . . rather reserved . . . owns a tough '53 Bomb! BIL 2,3,4. ALBERT MARFLAK Academic 104 Just loves school . . . always read for a laugh Y . . . needs pep pills in chemistry . . . ready to help out. BIL 2,3,4, Concessions 4. VlCKl MEEK Commercial 102 The class sweetheart . . . can be found with Donna . . . senior dance queen . . . Bill's her man . . . all sugar and spice . . . class secretary. Cheerleader 2,3,4p GAL 2,3,4p .l.C.C. 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Make-up Club 2,3,4, Class Officer 3,4, Sec. GEORGE MEGELA General 102 Small but mighty . . . drives a big truck . . . lives way out . . . cloesn't like to recite in class. BIL 2, 3, 4. ROBERT MARTINEZ Academic 104 The class brain . . . does he ever miss a trig problem? . . . always on the go . . . heads the Varsity Dragon Staff. BIL 2,3,4p Language Club 2,3,4, Pres., F.T.A. 3,47 N.H.S. 2,3,4, Pres., Glee Club 2,3,4g Varsity Dragon 2,3,4, Editor, Band 2. BARBARA MARVENKO Commercial 201 Owns the sweetest voice in the world . . . she's all Wayne's . . . talk about hair . . . outspoken and efficient. GAL 2,3,4p Class Play 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4, Make-up Club 3,45 Student Council 3,47 Varsity Dragon 2,3,4, Asst. Bus. Manager. 3. MANUEL MENENDEZ :X , ' Academic 201 - Loyal band member . . . husky Spanish boy . . . ', - 9 always seems happy . . . tall . . . forever asking ' questions in class. r, 't ., Q -' 1 - - BIL 2,3,4, Band 4, orchestra 2,3,4. ' l Rlcl-lARD MORESCHI Academic 102 , .Ll-9- Got himself caught by an underclassman . . . X Q takes things easy . . . drives Cl tough convertible. 1, 'H Alf' 1 tl A : NEW' BIL 2,3,4p Student Council 2,3. 1 .Ns-,, -- ' Alia., . FRED MUNIZ W' Academic 101 5 Fast on the basketball court . . . President of 5' I, the Student Council . . . has a dazzling smile . . . P ' iz, intelligence unlimited . . . cute. BIL 2,3,4, student Council 2,3,4, Pres., Basketball F' V 2,3,4, Baseball 4, Language Club 4, Stage Crew 4. EDWARD NOEL General 104 Ed . . . misses a lot of school . . . tall and lanky . . . dark and curly locks . . . toots a tuba in the band. BIL 2,3,4p Glee Club 2,37 Track 2,3, Mgr., Band 2,3,4, Stage Crew 3,4. KATHERINE NOSWARICH Commercial 102 Kathy . . . nice clothes . . . wears bows in her hair . . . likes to be with a crowd. GAL 2,3,4, Service Club 2,3,4, Concessions 4, J.C.C. 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,4. ' -Qi! ,4 'Y 'ear' -' ROBERT PALCHAK Academic 101 Twig . . . class clown . . . can be found at Fred's . . . held the lead in the class play. BIL 3,4, Glee Club 4, Class Play 4, Concessions 4. y x MARY PANDROCK Academic 201 Minnie . . . attractive to boys . . . long dark hair . . . anything but shy . . . short walk to school. GAL 2,3,4f Glee Club 2,3,4p Speech Club 2,3,4g Make-up Club 2,3,4g Class Play 3,4. RICHARD PELTZ General 102 Rich . . . dark hair and flashing smile . . . short . . . likes his girls . . . out of town man . . . anything but shy. BIL 2,3,4. General Commercial Alias Pierre . . . tall . BIL 2,3,4. SANDRA PIKOR Academic Sandy . . . always smiling . . . stunning drum majorette . . . intelligence galore . . . class treasurer . . . tall and graceful. GAL 2,3,4p Language Club 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, N.H.S. 2,3,4g Varsity Dragon 2,3,4, Assistant Edi tory Band 2,3,4g Speech Club 2,37 Maiorettes 2,3,4, Drump Class Officer 3,4, treasurerf Student Coun cil 3,4. FRANK POKORNY Academic 201 Short and cute . . . loves to dance . . . Mr. ' ' ' Holet loves him . . . can be found downtown . . . a riot. , 7, Track 35 BIL 2,3,4. all the lines. I, A BERNICE PENN 201 Very friendly . . . laugh of her own . . . takes things very seriously . . . says what she thinks. GAL 2,3,4g Concessions 4. LOUIS PEREZ 102 . . . good looking . . . likes girls never recites in class . . . knows J ts J l X 1 5 f Q 1 ,, .Y FRANK RIPKA Academic 101 Russian Ripka . . . teased a lot . . . sure to suc- ceed . . . very friendly . . . likes a good laugh. BIL 2,3,4f First Aid 4, Vice-Pres., Baseball 2,3,4. JOSEPH RITACCO Academic 104 Joe . . . not a worry in the world . . . an instigator . . . loads of laughs . . . ushers at basketball games. BIL 2,3,4g Service Club 4. ,. . r r - lr I c, L' I - x 1 is Q-1 XT' ,XXX - WC' sq., 5 .1 - ,J xhx JANET PRIHODE Academic 104 Miss Popularity . . . adds class to any group . . . twirls cz baton . . . full of pep and energy. GAL 2,3,4, Maiorette 3,4-p Glee Club 2,3,4g F.T.A. 2,3,4, Pres., Language Club 2,3,4f Class Play 3,45 Varsity Dragon 2,3,4, Exchange Editor, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Student Council 2, Speech Club 2,3. JANE REBARICK Academic 104 Tall, graceful, and good looking . . . works well with children . . . a future teacher . . . naw . GAL 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sec., Glee Club 2,3,4, Publicity Manager, Varsity Dragon 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, F.T.A. 2,3,4p Language Club 2,3,4g Con- cessions 4. 4 Inga' ' ,, , fax f MICHAEL ROSBOROUGH Academic 201 Mike . . . tall and well built . . . happy go lucky . . . every girl's dream . . . quite a football star. BIL 2,3,4p Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain, Track 2,3,4. MARY JANE RUSSO Commercial Friendly happy disposition . . . always with Carol . . . a commercial girl . . . her one and only is in the service. GAL 3,45 Concessions 4. MARIE SAWICKY Commercial 'I04 A natural blond . . . cute figure . . . worries about grades . . . always has a new boyfriend . . . lots of character. GAL 2,3,45 J.C.C. 3,45 Varsity Dragon 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Make-up Club 2,3,45 Yearbook 4, Layout Editor. JAMES SCANLAN Academic T04 Hardly says a word . . . comes up with some pretty caustic remarks . . . always seen carrying piles of books . . . straight A's. BIL 2,3,45 Language Club 2,3,45 Speech Club 2,35 First Aid Club 2,3,45 N.H.S. 3,45 Varsity Dragon 3,4, Sports Editor. PATRICK SMORADA Academic 201 Pot . . . math whiz . . . loves to play the trumpet . . . serious, hard working, and conscientious . . . very tall. BIL 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Language Club 3,4. HERBERT SNYDER Academic 201 Herbie . . . terrific dancer . . . very good looking . . . can be found at Fred's . . . has a walk of his own. BIL 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. ..,g X! 5 WILLIAM SETHMAN General 104 Bill . . . steady hitchiker . . . doesn't come to school much . . , dreamy eyes . . . lives in the country. BIL 2,3,45 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Football 4. CHARLES SKORVAN Academic TOT Chuck . . . big dreamy eyes . . . athletic ability unlimited . . . likes basketball and baseball . . . always in T04. BIL 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Concession: 45 Track 35 Language Club 45 Stage Crew 45 Yearbook 4, artist5 Glee Club 4. X so KATHLEEN TEGI Commercial Kathy soft spoken very neat and at tractive her guy s in Monessen top com mercial student GAL 34 JCC 34 Recording secretary JUDITH THOMAS Commercial A very soft spoken gal so very casual really tops in typing takes her time GAL 234 Concessions 4 Service Club 4 1' CARL SUPPO Academic Future navy man trig is a problem as an out of town steady oh hat laugh B 234 Football 3 Track 3 BERNARD TAYLOR Academic Big O terrific basketball player Cass always combing his hair very neat dresser BIL 34 Basketball 34 Language Club 34 First And Club 4 Class Players 34 Varsity Dragon 4 Asst Sports Editor Concessions 4 Class Of flcer 4 Vice Pres MARION TUBIN Academic Tall and so attractive . . . beaut'ful black hair . . . nursing is her ambition . . . looks good in black. GAL 2,3,4p F.T.A. 2,3,4, Speech Club 2,35 Language Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Pres., Varsity Dragon 2,3,4, Asst. Anthol. Editor, Class Play 3,45 Concessions 4. MADLYNN TURKOVICH Commercial 102 Star English pupil . . . Catholic High transfer . . . neat and attractive . . . takes her time in every- thing. GAL 3,45 Varsfty Dragon 45 J.C.C. 4. STEPHAN VRABEL Academic lol Half of a set . . . always has his nightwork . . . no worries . . . President of First Aid. BIL 2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, First Aid 4, Pres., Language Club 2,3,4. WILLIAM VRABEL Academic 201 Lee's brother . . . talks fast . . . lots of fun . . . iust adores Miss Cunningham . . . nice looking. BIL 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4. 'NEEY' LEONA ZARNOWSKI Academic 104 Clothes, clothes, and more clothes . . . the sweet- heart of Spanish ll . . . seen on the honor roll . . . speaks her piece. GAL 3,4, Language Club 3,4, N.H.S. 3,4, Speech Club 3,4, Make-up Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Junior Editor, Varsity Dragon 3,4, F.T.A. 4. ROSALIE ZELENAK Commercial 104 Would like to teach . . . likes responsibility and handles it well . . . editor of the gossip sheet . . . quiet and serious. GAL 2,3,4, J.C.C. 3,4, Treas., Glee Club 3,4, N.H.S. 3,4, Varsity Dragon 2,3,4, Social Editor, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice Pres. THRESA VUKICH General 101 Lives close to school . . . dates out of town boys . . . very pleasant . . . can be found in girls' room with Tiny. GAL 2,3,4, Concessions 4, Service Club 4. JANET WALCH Academic 201 Yasha . . . one of the lunch gang . . . variety of hairdos . . . looks like a model . . . always delightful. GAL 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Varsity Dragon 2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Speech Club 2,3, F.T.A. 3,4, Concessions 4. Gather around and ioin the fun Go ahead, say you don't like the scenery. A Candid Camera Oh no, I made the same mistake again! 36 Do you think it's alive? We sure love to dance! Wait, don't take the picture yet! Amongst The Seniors Watch it! That first step is Q big one. Then you add cz little vanilla. Hail, Hcxil, the Gangs All Here Here we ure, everyone. Junior Class Officers: Peggy Stinogle, treasurerp Thomos Smith, presidentp Michael Matthews, vice-presidentp Virginia Sala, secretary. Juniors Edward Abromovitz Marilyn Ackerman Ruth Adamusko Linda Angelo Karen Anstandig Emil Apostolos Martin Badzik -1- ,J x-wr 6 William Bollman Marie Booker Larry Botsco Richard Buchko Gregory Caramela Judith Chadwick Ronald Chadwick .xl l l 2 I Set Life Time Goals tg ii ' 4' , ,Q tv ' I an F, .if ,gi .Li ' J 5 ' JCL l' J li 1' in A ' fl t Q ' 41 7 Mary Ann Baker Jay Bates , if ' .3 T lt - Nicholas Beck Clarence Behanna James Biondi Charlotte Blatchford Alberta Bolek Zigi It 16, . 1' 'Q ta' 51 'A X-Q' l t' L' 7 xi' Pt-roto Nor f' 1, 1 . X 3 1 AvAn.AaLE R ki- ' -xr- at if! r 1 'M 2 , 1 'ir Nei C . ri- - A -if -I --4 I-f I if rl i X, f, ff . 3 r -- f R f- ra it it fr Bruce Carter John Chilzer Nancy Chilzer Kenneth Cole James Colley David Conn Janice Couser I 'zu . X ,i ,ga I. i K ' XF ' . ., ft!JJ 1 ik .RL , Lorraine Dutko Georgia Dubinsky Nancy Dzvonik Cynthia Ferguson Edward Frost Arthur Garcia Linda Garcia : ,gg rim l .lfixrx I ,.f'f' 1 ' ' 'fl ll t 4, r 'g' 3 . .. 1-Q A , Y, X ,r xii! I i L l , ' .4 I Shirley Crafton Edrenia Crick Michael Culyba Raymond Davis Ricco Davis Pauline Drahushak John Dutchko 'ea Steve Gaydos . Frances Gassett Q , J 3 in A, 4 Raymond Gedeon ' 'xo Nancy Glinka ' -'L Y' l A 'i' Patricia Glinka , 4, X 4 ,, I John Gorscak is '. YJ if 'ww ' Donald Gozdonovich ' if J Joseph Greco Robert Greenleaf Thomas Grimes Q Charles Guyker 1- L' W JJ E' Robert Haney ' , . ' ' ' . George Hanna - X! ' Q K V Virginia Hanna ' ,- H if i , ', I 4 v While Approaching Senior Year ro r 4 - 2 - ...za a .1 - wi Xi' 'H qi K ' f' P 40 ' , , s 7 , I , A , - ,J , Hip 1.1 iuf- . - Robert Hornak Mary Jane Horner Ruth Horner 5 - I' 1. Sandra Huhra A ' Gi' 57 Ai its Paulette Jefferson ' ' ' 4 Catherine Jesus L: Carl Johnson , f , 3, .9 gf '-' in l i, Q l F -E x K WJ Robert Kosko Geraldine Kovacik William Kowall Mildred Lesiak Gregory Lewis Warren Lomax Vonie Long .--.-Bag., 3, ,. -z ,Sami ,, .df tx: xii. 53 -' Q wife. L C , lflmkiii r -35' Arlene Harrison Robert Harrison Diane Hawke Irene Hendrickson Russell Hoade Esther Howe Barbara Horak .- H Harry Johnston Terry Jones Raymond Keith Martin Kitchens David Kolar Karen Koscelek George Kosko K John McCans Thomas McCue Charles McLaughlin Florence Micenko Sandra Miller Deborah Mishkin Faye Morine F . :Z V 55' X N L , 1 l WX' - 1 ,v I XX ' -f-432,11 I, 'i T' 611 T -- it -.iz ,,, 1 -if MJ 6 is I -1- V R --F, 1? 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JJ?-A 1 ' t a , .. .1 - ' ,Le 4, 1 X 24 'X ' -Lf tht-5 Zur, '- eww,-if 'Qf',,f, fl!-H Efifffff - This section of oig ok is zfiewfgtedvfo the cum - , C f faculty of our scx i!3iS .tes over our theme, V' xc . , V . wc - N35 et osr of leornx ' K N?Egsocic1- Since no lectrnanggggx ggggb ihout co-operation between teacher we have tried to portray each environment. 47 21-sf:-:--:M ff' - - - - - A , I V ex . v A l 48 iff Row 1 -Mr. Andrew S. Sukel, Wade H. Boyd, Paul Johnson, George O. Frazier. Row 2-John P. Kosh, Theodore R. Hickman, Richard G. Prihode, Archie F. DiCenzo, Paul N. Bama. The Donora Board of Education President .... Vice-President .. Secretory .... Treasurer .,.. Solicitor .. Superintendent ..,.. John P. Kash Theodore R. Hickman Andrew Barone . ,.,..... Wade H. Boyd .,...,...Paul Johnson .......George O. Frazier ,,....Helen E. Karabin .......PciuI N. Barna .,......,Andrew S. Sukel Richard G. Prihode Archie F. DiCenzo mi 135 Superintendent ANDREW S. SUKEL A.B., M.A. Washington and Jefferson Cal- lege, Pennsylvania State University, Univer sity of Pittsburgh. ' i JUDITH M. BARTLEY Secretary 536-c MARJORIE A HORAK Secretary Pr1nc1pa1 s Message The Class of l963 who has worked educatnonally and an fellowshlp together for the post three years soon wnll be graduated from the Donora Senior Hugh School Be cognrzant of the fact that the courses you have passed the mformatron that you have attained and the successes you have achieved all wnll play an Important part nn your future lrves We wlsh you well and we wall never forget you even though others come and go We hope your dreams and goals may come true and even though llfe may be different from what you have dreamed lets hope at will be worth the luvung We trust that you wall take your places wlth confrdence as you venture into your flelds of endeavor or your lnfe s work DR MICHAELJ HERK BS ME D Ed Calnfornla State College Unlverslty of Pnttsburgh ii. FRED S. DAVISON Indiana State College, B.S.E. University of Pittsburg, M.Litt Problems of Democracy CHARLES E. STACEY University of Pittsburgh, A.B., M.A. World Culture, World History DANIEL CONNAIR California State College, B.S.E. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Histor JAMES K. RUSSELL Notre Dame University, B.A. University of Pittsburgh Duquesne University American History World History ETHEL E. EWING Geneva College, B.A. Languages University of Pittsburgh, M.Litt. American Academy in Rome California State College West Virginia University Latin, English JOHN F. ROMANO California State College, B.A. University of Pittsburgh, M.L. French, Spanish THOMAS B. MCDUNN Indiana State College, B.S. Duquesne University, M.S. Biology Sciences I1 n THADDEUS R. DUDA Alliance College, B.S. California State College Rutgers University Chemistry, Physics, Algebra ll i f MARY STACEY HENRY Slippery Rock College, B.S. Girls' Physical Education, Health Health And hysical Education RUDOLPH E. ANDABAKER University of Pittsburgh, B.A. Boys' Physical Education, Health H , v, l t tffiiz' fit i I -- a-.L :aux tfllvw' mn.-H-,, row: mrs or imply ,K ' Driver Education EDWARD HALL California State College, B.S.E. University of Pittsburgh Highway Safety, Driver Education L7 Mathematics CHARLES W. HOLET California State College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Acc. Algebra II li v ll! iff!! JOHN P. BALAS California State College, B.S.E. Pennsylvania State University University of Pittsburgh Plane Geometry, Business Arithmetic, Algebra ll MQ. SAMUEL GRILLI Waynesburg College, B.S. University of Alabama, M.S. Biology, Senior Math, Business Arithmetic Commercial MARGARET M. KELLY University of Pittsburgh, B.A., M.Ed Shorthand, Transcription, Business Machines, Consumer Education JOHN S. PLAVKO Indiana State College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Duquesne University Beginning Typewriting, Advanced Typewriting, Bookkeeping -..,,. X , ALICE H. CAPONE Indiana State College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Bookkeeping I und Il, Business English, Commercial Exploratory aff'- I - A. Enghsh DOROTHY K GOGGIN Trmlty College AB Duquesne University MEd English '42 MARY MCCOLLUM CURRY California State College BS E Duke University English MARY F CUNNINGHAM JOHN P CLARK Westminster College, A.B. Duquesne University, B.S.E., M.Ed University of Pittsburgh, M.E. University of Pittsburgh English English JOHN J. GIDICK California State College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.E. Carnegie Institute of Technology Art F inc Arts LILLIAN BIER California State College, B.S. Duquesne University, M.S. Vocal Music, Glee Club KARL WAPIENNIK Duquesne University, B.S. California State College Chicago Sherwood Music School Instrumental Music, Orchestra GUY K. CORNO Mansfield State College, B.S. Duquesne University, M.S. ' Instrumental Music, Band N I HELEN W. HERK Geneva College, A.B., O.B. University of Pittsburgh, M.L. Library KATHERINE M. HAYES California State Colle e B.S.E. 9 I University of Pittsburgh, M.E. Psychologist and Guidance SUE SVRCEK Western Pennsylvania School of Nursing University of Pittsburgh, B.S.N. Slippery Rack College California State College School Nurse I 1 . , -7:32 f J G.- VINCENT PUGLISI California State College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Yi FRANCIS J. LEMENDOLA California State College, B.S. Speech Correctionist IGNATIUS P. HOKAJ California State College, B.S University of Pittsburgh, M.A Industrial Arts ililllf 'lst Semester v- Mr. Michael Kraiak, Miss Tanya Karpiak, Mr. Michael George, Mr. Jack Palchak. J., ii AQH1-,fs-4 ' ' K we 2 4 ' V ur School Trains Future Teachers 2nd Semester Mr. William Surovchok, Mr. John Curnow, Mr. Richard Mc- Naney, Mr. John Kerekus. . M 5 2 - ' A fiw W4-ff 60 ACTIVITIES Belonging to an orx gestion can teach us X. X l man thin s: the res e 9 I clershl ,the ccce t- Y 9 P X X P P X .X . . ance of Xresgonsibf , oblllty to vgork ,1 s sc,4im. I portant part x5 g Eg' I1y activities ' xx N - X . Q , , which the s Nonscisx f Wexoted this section Y P Nc I . of our book to 99--Ms of our school their members, ofI?B NX sors. 61 Row 'l Jamie Whlrlow Adeline Sala Virginia Sala Priscilla Weir, Barbara Marvenko, Mary Ann DeZardo Vicki Meek Sandra Pikor Row 2 Jean Stack, .lune Biagini, Peggy Stinogle, Sandra Miller Marcia Pasierb Lee Symons Bernard Mozden Mr. Davison. Row 3-James Garcia, Bernard Student Counc11 Learns Responsibilit The Student Council is a student governing body composed of representatives from each home room plus the junior and senior class officers. Under the leadership of its faculty advisor, Mr. Davison, the Council organizes many school functions and sponsors a student handbook. The handbook has lead many a sophomore through the maze-filled hours of his first few days at D.H.S., as well as supplied information to the juniors and seniors. Our Student Council is im- portant to us not only because it helps to develop proper school spirit, but also because it gives us a voice in our school affairs. till 5.5.3. Row 1-Rosalie Zelenak, Nancy Kuzemka, Leona Zarnowski, Sandra Pikor, Nancy Dzvonik, Trudy Dills, Marilyn Ackerman, Patricia Windell, Row 2-Karen Anstandig, Faye Morine, Karen Rossi, Miss Goggin, Robert Martinez, James Scanlon, Lee Symons, Ruth Adamusko, Sandra Gallatin. Honor Society Members Set High Goals The National Honor Society is a scholastic honor- ary organization. It is composed of 15'X: of the senior class, 'IOM of the iunior class, and Sfk of the sopho- more class. All students must achieve honor roll status five out of six times and meet the approval of the faculty. The group, headed by Miss Goggin, is one of our school's most active organizations, trying hard to live up to its high ideals of character, scholarship, leadership and service. Row 1-Nancy Dzvonik, ir. representative, Lee Symons, re- porter. Row 2-Nancy Kuzemka, sr. representative, Sandra Gallatin, vice-pres., Patricia Windell, secretary. Row 3- Robert Martinez, president, Trudy Dills, treasurer. -5 Sandra Gallatin, editor, Mr. John Clark, advisor. Trudy Dills, proofreader, Brenda Galaski, faculty editor, typist. Robert Giuffrida, sports editor, Robert Coatsworth, organ- izations editor. Yearbook Staff This yearbook, the 1963 Dragon, is the product of the combined efforts of this years staff. Many hours have been spent in its preparation. We hope that we have correlated here an accurate representation of this year as it was at our school, and we hope that the '63 Dragon will bring to mind many pleasant memories as you leaf through the pages in years to come. Marie Sawicky, layout editor, Dorothy Hall, senior editor. Mary Ann DeZardo, sophomore editor, Leona Zarnow- ski, iunior editor. Sandra Pikor, assistant editor. Janet Prihode, exchange editor. Rosalie Zelenak, social editor, Judith Garcia, assistant social editor. Robert Martinez, editor. Y fb' Varsity Dragon The Varsity Dragon is our school news- paper. Through it this year's staff has tried to inform the student body of events taking place in our school, or concerning our school, and worth-while information about students or faculty. At times it serves as a forum for expressing the opinions of individual students on school policies or trends. We are all proud of our newspaper and the part it plays in forming our school life. Mary McCleary, associate editor Bernard Taylor, assistant sports editor, James Scanlon, sports editor. 65 lx Q- Nancy Kuzemka, business manager. Barbara Marvenko, assistant business manager Mr. Duda, advisor. Business Staff Controls Purse Strings Row 1 - B. Fernandez, D. Hall, N. Kuzemka, B. Marvenko, M. Kabay, S. Augustine. Row 'Z -S. Gust, P. Debnar, L. Osiol, N. Dzvonik, M. Wosniak, L. Symons. Row 'I-Mr. Clark, W. Petrus, B. Clement, J. McCans, R. Woinar, F. Pokorny, J. Dabiero, H. Snyder, M. McCIeary, S. Pikor, B. Taylor, J. Garcia, R. Zelenak, R. Martinez, J. Pri- hode, J. Scanlon, R. Janney, C. Sharp. Row 2-S. Uram, A. Sala, K. Badzik, M. Kabay, D. Hall, C. Hixenbaugh P. Dzvonick, L. Zarnowski, F. Lawson, C. Lawson, M. Pandrock, L. Fincik, G. Dzvonyik, M. Turkovich, L. Conn, N. Kuzemka, M. Sawicky, V. Sala, K. Ross. Row 3-D. Byrd, D. Repka, S. Osiol, M. Ruey, D. Beres, G. Dzvonik, S Huhra, K. Anstandig, J. Walch, P. Bates, G. Vince, Ferguson, S. Miller, J. Popinchalk, P. York, B. Horak, Adamusko, M. Schwalb. Row 4-B. Blanker, E. Scrip, Dzatko, D. Chuhran, S. Chopyak, T. Dills, B. Nickle, Konigsberg, F. Gassett, K. Nehrebecki, F. Morine, Tubin, J. Rebarick, A. Fesh, M. Chiprich, F. Drake, Grygiel, K. Rossi, K. Warhola, P. Drahushak, N. Chilzer, Warholic, P. Windell, M. Ackerman. Varsity Dragon Editorial Staff Pamela Rebarick, anthology editor, Marion Tubin, asst. ami-,ology edifor. Ronald Jonney, photographer, Charles Skorvan, artist. C R. E S M M S F11 The Future Teachers of America is an organization of 68 Row 'l-S. Osiol, L. Zarnowski, L. Goggins, N. Kuzemka K. Badzik, D. Byrd, D. Hall, P. Dzvonick,J. Prihode, K. Ross, V. Hanna, V. Sala, M. Ackerman, R. Adamusko, B. Horak. Row 2-A. Sala, D. Repka, l. Hendrickson, L. Dutko, G Vince, N. Beck, L. Witek, J. Mappas, G. Overand, S. Huhra, J. Colley, P. Drahushak, S. Uram, S. Warholic. Row 3-E Scrip, E. Dzatko, S. Chopyak, M. Chiprich, R. Keith, J Lakerdas, E. Apostolos, K. Anstandig, T. Grimes, C. Ferguson K. Rossi, J. Chadwick, P. Windell, A. Stark. Row 4 - M. Tubin T. Dills, J. Rebarick, J. Walch, A. Fesh, K. Warhola, T Dfdkef P. VGleSkO, M. Grygiel, R. Martinez, K. Nehrebecki, A Bolek, N. Chilzer, M. Pasierb, P. Stinogle, Mrs. Curry. Future Teachers Prepare to Serve Mrs. Curry shows a film on New York University during an F.T.A. program. I students who are seriously considering teaching as their career. Our F.T.A. helps to prepare its members for a teaching profession in many ways. Programs featuring guest speakers who can show various aspects of the pro- fession, information on colleges which offer a teaching curriculum, and a program by which the members them- selves can conduct a class thus gaining classroom experi- ence are but a few of these ways. The organization is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Curry. J. Prihode, Presidentp K. Ross, Vice president, V. Hanna, Secretary, S T. Dills, Historian, P.Dzvonick, Parliamentarianp M. Ackerman, ong Leaclerp V. Sala, Treasurer. Row I-L. Zarnowski, N. Kuzemka, T. McCue, J. Scanlon R. Martinez, C. Guylcer, P. Macko, R. Ranc, J. Giannamore E. Apostolos, J. Malie, L. Vrabel, F. Muniz, G. Overand R. Adamusko, M. Ackerman, V. Sala, D. Hall, P.Dzvonick. Row 2-I. Hendrickson, K. Ross, T. Jones, A. Garcia, R Seader, J. Mappas, E. Abromovitz, B. Pokol, T. Grimes, J. Colley, N. Beck, R. Davis, S. Huhra, M. Vayansky, S 1 I Gallatin. Row 3-L. Dutko, K. Anstandig, C. Skorvan, J Biondi, M. Culyba, A. Fesh, S. Pikor, F.Micenko, K. Rossi, J. Chadwick, K. Manko, L. Symons, S. Warholic, S. Uram V. Hanna. Row 4-J. Rebarick, A, Bolek, M. McCleary, J Ferrara, B. Taylor, M. Rosborough, N, Chilzer, T, Jones, P. Stinogle, P. Windell, T. Dills, P. Drahushak. Language Club Shares Cultural Growth The Language Club is composed of students who have achieved a B average in their respective language courses. The members try to share their knowledge of the countries of their respective languages by giving pro- grams that have a fictional, historical or simply informa- tive content. At times a film strip is shown and narrated. Miss Ewing is the cIub's sponsor. Ruth Adamusko, secretary, Patricia Windell, treasurer, Robert Martinez, president, Thomas Jones, vice-presi- dent. ,l it the Roman myth, Pygmalion. I Language Club members give a program based on 69 '- Q. . if , , I. A 1. .-eigf-,L 4 Q M .,Qaf .' Y 'Q f-- Y' L ' f ' g- X, Q. 1' - b W Y. V '.' in Q , WAN I-JH 5, -. A f. V Q' I' f 2ff? 1 'iiwcfxni' rl - ,iii :L 5- GL . .,,, ., , 7 . .A 1 Y Q K T if LJ , ,,, QA . ., www, xg- , ,, A A .r ,SJ -3 ,,. 5- P 2A,:+, .1 QV! gay- ,h,. 57, . 51' ,-N - S f :af QP' ,j XF' AS Neff , ' i:J!.44i'iFf:f5fQ.fi ,D ' - J - ' . 9 2 ' 454' A '55-V-51 2? 31' X43 .1 v 'Af' 1 ' , 77'-R 'S ' , 1 A, ,. LJ,-:rx-4 ...,.. f - Y Q , 1 , f ML, 1. 4 4 H 'if' - 1 4 'gg-f'f5!'b 1'f Lf 2- f,g slf. -fu. -155, 'U ,MG ' 'F' V H .b HA N f. -Q Y r' , -----V : , k' ' Q qiiqiyg Qi'f.'5-5-fi i Ti: fgzjiigy , A. -J . Wjvag M ' M if :sv 'w '-- Q k!'12'i19l'15 fi 1' fini- 'Q za i ' .--.. f. '- I a b..,,', ff Guam mv Q 4 ,Milf-a Q- i- .f . ' w,i'1 H A 1 f V mf. Q. J if 2 TF su-H. 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Q 1: 1 ' 556 Xffif '- Q -aff J if I, f 4 . a . . F :rv 'p .g .A g, ,A A v Ej .. 1, 1: ... --f A . M .1 .img 6 ' ' ' . , A f - ,. 14- -U' ' f , 'ffl' 'janv V' 'fa' ' . -if ' Q - I Y ' wgfwx I , 12? ' A ' - nW E3?'r '. 1 My ' ,4 i'E,. -5 J me l J4,, y Y - -.-. - mul .I PM The brass section works out on one more chorus of Ritfin' the Blues . Washington County Band participants are: ROW 'l -E- Palko, B. Blanker, K. Nehrebecki, F. Morine, M. Sowicky, P. Drahushak, Row 2 - P. Gillman, F. Micenko, P. Smorada, C. Guyker, T. Smith, Row 3-D. Ruev, T. Jones, B. Moz- den, R. Chadwick. The Donora High School Band I belong to the Donora High School Band is a statement said proudly by some 95 senior school members. The band, under the direction of Mr. Guy Corno, is very active, playing for many school functions, and this year received the honor ot playing for a Steeler football game in Pittsburgh. The band stops to check on one more formation in preparation for the Friday night football game. n. I Row 1-E. Palko, C. Menendez, J. Henson, W. Nastasi. Row 2-Dr. Herk, L. Wall, S. Kowall, J. Crookham, D. Boyd, J. Pasterick, S. Gust, P. Gillman, J. Martinez, D. Garcia, S. Konigsberg, H. Svrcek. Row 3-Mr. Wapiennik, S. Grossi, G. Vince, T. Petrus, B. Balas, R. Guyker, C. Guyker, T. Jones, R. Chadwick, B. Mozden. F. Morine, K. Nehrebecki. Row 4-P. Valesko, D. Johnson, W. Pokol, E. Abromovitz, A. Marris, M. Weiss. Orchestra Learns Music Appreciation The Donora Senior High School Orchestra is a group of students interested in music, especially the string instruments. Many hours of practice are put in both by the group as a whole and by the individual students on their own. The climax for the year is reached at the annual concert which is held each spring. The orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Karl Wapienik. One of the orchestra's many practices 72 Row 'l-C. Kidzinski, D. Dudro, B. Galaski, V. Meek, D. DeSantis, M. DeZardo, D. Antol, J. Zurkow, E. Crick. Row 2 -M. Sawicky, J. Stack, M. Schwalb, P. York, S. Miller, K. Nos- warich, L. Fincik, F. Morine. Row 3-Miss Kelly, Mrs. Capone, R. Zelenak, G.Dzvonyik,M. Turkovich, J. Garcia, K. Teg-i, C. Rodiom, B. Nickle. J. C. C. Strivcs for Skill and Efficiency Row l - Kathy Tegi, corresponding secretary, Judy Garcia, president: Madlynn Turkovich, vice-treas- urer. Row 2-Rosalie Zelenak, treasurer, Gloria Dzvony.ik, recording secretary. The Junior Chamber of Commerce is Cl commercial honorary group composed of those students who achieve a B average in their commercial subiects. Its members can be found selling refreshments during lunch periods and at basketball games. The J.C.C. makes a trip to Pittsburgh visiting commercial points of interest once a year and is the sponsor of our annual Cootie Party. May we help you? 73 Row 'I -Vicki Meek, Conna DeSantis. Row 2 -Cathy Corno, Vir- 2 Cheerleaders Our pert and pretty Cheerleaders are our true symbol of school spirit. They can be found at toot- ball games, basketball games, and pep rallies, leading the student body in cheers and backing the team whether it's win, lose, or tie. The cheer- leaders are chosen by the faculty and serve the school until graduation. Our girls will go to any heights to cheer on a basketball team. ginia Sala. Row 3-Barbara Horak, Kay Ross. Row 4-Adeline Sala, Sandra Chopyak. A pep rally ending with a jump like this is sure to have results. 74 1'i -5 in L ,Y , F leaf rw' . -J. :'.1' ' , . If . J,-A-T Y , Donna DeSan1is Head Cheerleader Vicki Meek Cathy Como Senior Cheerleader Senior Cheerleader , -W MV?- Q ' K iid. 75 1 4 -. . --.. .Ju Q 'S A 1-np. 5 S J 4-. QW! 1: . 51 .Y HV' ,rw Wil, A -v L Q Q. WW 752 ..- .- , A ,tw fs Uwe- H' 1 y .- 1 Q 5' 3 .- ,. - , , ', ,.,,, , , at 3 , , V NM- I k x Hn- -I - 4 Kneeling- Brenda Galaski, Sandra Pikor, Marion Kabay, Janet Prihode. Standing-Karen Ansfandig, Peggy Slinogle, Marcia Grygile, Denise Chuhran, Andrea Stark, Ruth Adamusko. Learning Poise And Charm Why so bored, girls? Merrily we iwirl along. Row 1-R. Zelenak, S. Cook, A. Fesh, J. Rebarick, M. Kabay, M. Pasierb, F. M , Q, l Marine, M. Pandrock, C. Lawson, L Goggins, N. Kuzemka, B. Marvenko, S Gallatin, J. Prihode, S. Warholic, P Drahushak, K. Popovich, K. Ross, V. Sala Row 2-Miss Bier, G. Vince, P. Debnar L. Anstandig, J. Walch, T. Dills, M. Mc Cleary, J. Bates, J. Ferrara, W. Vrabel F. Muniz, D. Repka, A. Sala, J. Zurkow E. Crick, L. Garcia, R. Mauser, M Ackerman, C. White, D. Byrd, K. Badzik P. Tegi, Dr. Herk. Row 3-J. Whirlow, C. Massafra, N. DzVonik, S. Huhra, P York, V. Draynek, M. Todd, F. Micenko C. Rodiom, J. McCans, R. Chopyak, N Burkhart, R. Palchak, B. Mozden, S Turkovich, B. Horak, M. Dovalak, S Clark, C. Hixenbaugh, R. Adamusko, J Tartt, M. Ruey, E. Dzatko, S. Osiol, D Glee Club preads X V County Chorus members include: Row 'l-B. Clement, Garcia, F. Munia, W. Vrabel, N. Burkhart, R. Palchak, Vrabel. Row 2-N. Kuzemka, M. Pandrock, J. Prihode, Goggins, S. Cook, B. Marvenko, S. Gallatin. 78 Santa Claus makes an appearance at the Glee Club Christmas program. ,,Q,e,e5Ts v Hall, K. Nehrebecki. Row 4-S. Chopyak E. Scrip, M. Grygiel, P. Valesko, L Witek, J. Lakerdas, S. Konigsberg, D Chuhran, L. Angelo, A. Stark, P. Stinogle, C. Guyker, T. Jones, G. Overand, T Grimes, B. Nickle, P. Kosmacki, M. Chip- rich, K. Warhola, V. Hanna, K. Rossi P. Windell, F. Chadwick, B. Wolf, S Gust, P. Jefferson. Row 5-K. Pech, J Scholl, R. Behanna, M. Rodriguez, G Gray, P. Smorada, F. Lawson, G. Sloan, l.. Vrabel, J. Mappas, K. Cole, R. Mar- tinez, R. Seacler, B. Stubbs, R. Neil, R Culbya, W. Bollman, W. Petrus, T. Smith, Row 6-W. Turnbull, C. Fowler, R. Smith, R. Susko, D. Borodaty, T. Kelly, P. Zolak, F. Emery, F. Gorash, N. Beck, R. Chadwick, E. Havrilla, E. Salvino, J. Vrabel, J. Colley, R. Buchko, J. Troth, B. Haberman, E. Sasselli. Joy of Music to Many Standing-J. Ferrara, pres., P. Rebarick, publicity The Senior Girls Sextet performs at various func- mgr., B. Marvenko, librarian, S. Gallatin, vice- tions during the year. pres., R. Adamusko, sec., V. Sala, treas., M. Pa- sierb, F. Morine, accompanists. 79 1 Row I-S. Gembarosky, J. Zurkow, N. Dzvonik, J. Tartt, D. Beres, B. Campa, D. Antol, M. DeZardo. Row 2 - F. Gassett, A. Sickles, J. Wilkerson, S. Crawford, T. Vukich, D. Hughes, D. Dudro, K. Noswarich, J. Garcia, C. Grant. Service Club Learns Self Sacrifice The Service Club is an organization of students who are willing to give up their time to help our school out at various functions during the year. They pass out programs, usher spectators to their seats and in general keep things running smoothly. The club is under the direction of Mr. Gidick. 80 President Mary Ann DeZardo checks over a pro- gram with two Service Club members before a game. Row 'l-K. Badzik, C. Hizenbaugh, P. Dzvonick, K. Ross, E. Crick, L. Goggins, C. Lawson, J. Prihode, L. Conn, P. Stinogle, S. Pikor, D. Hall, Miss Cunningham. Row 2-D. Repka, S. Osiol, A. Stark, G. Dzvonik, A. Fesh, P. York, P. Drahushak, J. Walch, R. Zelenak, P. Bates, M. McCleary, D. Chuhran. Row 3-E. Scrip, E. Dzatko, M. Wozniak, I. Hendrickson, M. Tubin, P. Rebarick, F. Morine, N. Chilzer, M. Pasierb, S. Konigsberg. Row 4-S. Chopyak, C. Jesus, M. Ruey, T. Drake, L. Witek, P. Valesko, B. Baron, T. Dills. F7 Row 1-Pamela Rebarick, secretary, Marion Tubin, president. Row 2-Dorothy Hall, treasurer, Rosalie Zelenak, vice-president. TRI-HI-Y Under the supervision of Miss Cunningham, Tri-Hi- Y members strive to achieve well-balanced social, spiritual, mental, and physical lives. Living up to their standards of service, Tri-Hi-Y members helped the Y. M.C.A. in their program for youth fitness. The officers of our Tri-Hi-Y are well prepared for their duties, having attended an Officer Training Camp at Grove City College this summer. The Tri-Hi-Y places the Christmas tree in the main hall every year. As Juniors Row 1-J. Prihode, M. Tubin, N. Kuzemka, S. Gallatin, M. McCleary, M. Pandrock, Row 2 R Falkevitz, C. Suppo, G. Gray, R. Chopyak, L. Conn, B. Galaski, B. Taylor, L. Goggins, B. Marvenko Ghost Wanted Hugo Bromley .,.... Jeffrey Hall ....... Troddy ..,.....,.,...... Ginger Stormgay Gale Stormgay ..., Madame Zolga ..., Professor DeVallan Granny Kate ,........ ,,..... Nora Vane ...... Azalea ...... Sheriff ...... Hatcher .,............ Prompters ...........,.., Student Director Director .........,.....,.. Ronald Chopyak ......,Bernard Taylor ,....Marion Tubin Nancy Kuzemka .Brenda Galaski ....Lalla Goggins ....,........Gary Gray .Sanclra Gallatin .....Janet Prihode ........Mary McCleary ........Carl Suppo Robert Falkevitz ...,....Mary Pandrock, Barbara Marvenko , .... . ..,...........,.................,..,....... Lois Conn Thomas B. McDunn Mistakes At The Blakes As Seniors T? Row l -Sandra Gallatin, Barbara Marvenko, Robert Palchak, Gary Gray, Fred Muniz, Mary Pand- rock. Row 2 - Ronald Janney, Nancy Kuzemka, Lolla Goggins, Mary McCleary, Ronald Chopyak, Janet Prihode, Bernard Taylor, Lois Conn, Marion Tubin. Gary Blake Tom Blake Mrs. Perkins Herman Carter ,. . ,, Ducky Lucky Larson Roberta Sims Bilikins ...,. Mrs. Greengas . . Ike .. . .. Mike .. Mrs. Carter ., Mrs. Pinkle ,, , A nurse ,. ., Prompter .. ,,..... ,, Student Director Robert Palchak .,.,Ronald Chopyak Barbara Marvenko Bernard Taylor ,.,,Nancy Kuzemka .Mary Pandrock A .,,, Fred Muniz . .... ..... L ois Conn , .Gary Gray . Ronald Janney . Marion Tubin .. Lalla Goggins Mary McCleary .,....,,Janet Prihode .. .Sandra Gallatin Director ,,.. ..... Mr. Thomas B. McDunn 1' . .42 MAKE-UP CLUB Row 1-D. Scntis, V. Meek, D. Beres, C. Como. Row 2-C. Dixon, M. Pcndrock, M. Scwicky, M. DeZc1rdo, C. Lawson, L. Conn. Stage-Make-up, Essentials for a Production STAGE CREW James Hallawoy, Gcxry Gray, Edward Noel. 7 EC' fr S T A. Fronzaglio, R. Horner, S. Crawford, M. Crawford, K. Dickie, M. Span, J. Tartf, J. Stack. Row 2 -G. Kovocik, P. Carmello, J. Biagini, P. Glinka, R. Wince, J. Wilkerson, E. Crick, P. Drahushak, L. Osiol, F. Gassett. Library Club Keeping our library in order is a big iob. Thanks to the help rendered the librarian by the Library Club, cards and books are found in their right places and books can be selected and checked out quickly and easily, The club also raises money to purchase equipment for the library. The Library Club is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Herk. Jean Stack, vice-president: Sandra Crawford, presi- dent, Louise Osiol, secretary-treasurer. '-'s 'inr- .li ...L .. -'ll Y FYTJIK f' ggggfjgjgjij-1'f 'U 'nffflffll' Two Library Club members put one more book in place First Aid The First Aid Club is composed of iunior and senior boys who have completed the sophomore first aid course and re- ceived an American Red Cross card. The First Aid team serves at the football games, as well as all other school functions, and during school hours. Waiting, but alert and ready. 86 Row I-G. Kosko, J. McCans, R. Hornak, F. Ripka, R. Vayonsky, R. Buchko, J. Malie. Raw 2-J. Scanlon, C. McLaughlin, R. Kosko, E. Abromovitz, L. Vrabel, T. McCue, J. Pikor, B. Taylor. Edward Abromovitz, treasurer, Lee Vrabel, president, Frank Ripka, vice-president, John McCans, equipment manager, Thomas McCue, secretary. Senior Homeroom 102 Junior Homeroom 211 BIL, G L Homeroom Winners Sophomore Homeroom 107 Senior Homeroom 101 Junior Homeroom 205 Sophomores warm up before Cl gome 1 ' 1' ' ' ' ' Row 'I R Janney H Snyder C Skorvan B Taylor J Garcia R Palchak T Kruczek B Clement F Chlprrch M Crawford Row 2 L Gogglns C Lawson D Hall M McCleary J Walch P Bates A Fesh J Rebaruck S Crawford Judy Thomas Row 3 M Russo C Krdzmskl P Dzvomck C Hlxenbaugh F J Garcia M DeZardo L Zarnowskr L Conn D Hensen Row 4 M Pandrock 8 Campo D Beres K Noswarrch N Kuzemka C Drxon R Thomas T Vukrch B Penn Concessmn Club Works Hard For Semor Class W W fi riff Bernie Taylor helps by carrying the potato chips to the concession stand The Concessron Club IS composed of semors who work rn the concessron stand durmg football games Throughout the season they have prepared and served many hot dogs candy bars and cups of coffee to the hungry spectators The group works under the drrec tron of Mass Cunnmgham and the proceeds are turned into the semor class treasury - . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . -. , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 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ATHLETICS Our process of learnitys carried through even UI' el' Y 9 G S KS Cl OUI' SC OO f th b th thl t' ' 71 tht h I , T I 'mn' f, 2 , u I ' - ZZ ? 015 e gtwgtffeg- ' 2061 - mffiij ff: 9 X g 1 - 9201 . sportsmanship we rk together, to gain victory for .,o,gn3,zgf,f , r than ourselves, our school Don f! 89 EC. z 0 va V' 1 1' v WX' Row l Coach Andabaker lrvmg Crlck Joe Nell Art Davls Paul Grlger Bob Ducoll Dr Herk Row 4 Jullus Toth Jlm Blond: Em1lApostolos Tom Jones Lou Matsrk Jim Glannamore Ray Keith Mlke Culba Al Dlckert Bernle Mozden Row 3 Bob Falkevxtz Jlm Dabxero Jlm Garcia Anthony Battllana Bob Banks David Conn Russell Hoade Bruce Carter Make Rosborough 1962 Dragon Thmclads Bob Coyle wlns mlle Joe Neill goes over hurdle 1962 Individual Track Statisucs QONLY FIRST PLACE TRACK MEET RESULTS LISTEDJ NAMES AND GRADES Joe Neill, 12 Jim Hallaway, 11 Jim Dabiero, 11 Art Davis, 12 Crick, Brisbane, Kinder, Ducali, 12 Tom Jones, 11 Jim Ginnamore, 11 Davis, Jones, Neill, Matsick Al Dickeri, 11 Bob Ducoli, 12 Jim Garcia, 11 Bill Bowen, 11 :il EVENTS 120 yd. high hurdles 100, 220, yd. dash 120 low hurdles mile run 880 relay 440 yd. dash 880 yd. run Mile relay shot put high and broad iump javelin, discus, pole vault pole vault 16.7 10.5, 23.5 15.2 5:18 1:42.4 58.1 2:28.2 3:59 40' 10 5' 4 ,19' 6 137' 3 , 96' 1 91 91 haf Irv Crick loosens up Jim Dabiero flexes muscles lf- 1962 MEET Monessen, Dual April I0 Monongahela, Elizabeth- Forward Triangular, April 'I8 Big Six at Brownsville, April 25 Thomas Jefferson, dual, May 4 Track And Fic-ld Results DHS OPPONENT scoRE SCORE 93 113 33 213 62 13114 70 11114 25 217 10 14115 87 can 32 14115 21 217 4 48M 78M 1? DHS PLACED I st 2nd 5th 2nd HIGHLIGHTS Dragons open the season by taking I3 out of 'I5 events. Monongahela wins a close meet. Elizabeth placed third- Dragon Ist place winners: Holloway, Dickert, Garcia. Garcia captures ITM points. Clairton wins, with Browns- ville, Monongahela, Charleroi Donora and Monessen follow- ing in that order. Dragons take four first places- Neill, Dickert, Bowen and Garcia, Ducoli. ' 1 1 ...--v- ' -X. af f Rosborough and Jones get set. Bill Bowen goes into orbit. Row l- Bernie Danilchak, Gary Gray, Jerry Burney, Charles Shorvan, John Ferrara, James Sloan, Clarence Nelson. Row 2- Nick Burkhart, Eugene Coward, Ricco Davis, Art Galiffa. Row 3-Coach Gidick, Don Littleton, Tom Smifh, Don law, Frank Lawson, Dr. Herk. D1amonders Reflect Character and Health Spiked shoes - ready? Donora' Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora McKeespor1 West Newton Elizabeth-Forward Monongahela California Brownsville Charleroi Monongahela Charleroi Monessen California Brownsville Dragon Gridders End Season ,ME A Row 'l-Mr, Andabaker, Mr, Russell, J Hallaway J Dabiero, J. Giannamore, A. Dickert, J. Ferrara R Gldlck G. Gray, E. Coward, M. Rosborough, F. Lawson T Jones Larry Crawford makes the big bend for a big gain. Row 'l - Frank Lawson, Robert Gidick, Tom Jones, Michael Matthews, Albert Dickert, William Urbanik, Michael Rosborough. Row 2-James Dabiero, Gary Gray, John Ferrara, James Hallaway. Dr Herk Row 2-S. Vukich, E. Sasselli E Pastenck R Murdock, R. Seader, L. Matsick, K. Cole .-v In Flaming Burst of Glory I4 1 .4 .G M. Matthews, J. Biondi, D. Kolar, J. Greco, D. Miniz, P. Tirpak, B. Carter. Row 3-A. Rossetti, M. Turkovich, D. Suppo, M. Rodriguez, G. Sloon, B, Fisher, P. Zolak, E. Salvino, B. Habermon, D, Hallaway, C. Tokach, W. Urbanik, T. Woods, N. Pearson, M. Kelly, D. Zurow, J Vc1yclnslcy,W. Calvi. Mike Rosborough catches a pass as Gary Gray looks on GRIDDERS KEEP THE LAMP BURNING Donora 'I3 Donora 0 Donora I4 Donora 0 Donora 12 Donora 26 Donora 19 Donora 30 Donora 32 Donora 19 Won Canevin 0 Rostrover 7 Chorleroi 20 Steubenville 26 Clairton 21 Elizabeth-Forward 14 Brownsville 33 Monongalhela 0 Mt. Pleasant Jt. 0 Monessen 13 -5 Lost-5 95 I ,ef XN y ,, . if ' 1 'R V. 'M ., ' -5, 5 'w1u- 4'1ff??iii X A :9.. n. A 't .13 ..v 'dj '12 f . .9 f lA .--1. Gary Gray Thomas Jones Frank Lawson Semor Letterman Michael Rosborough Eugene Coward .p h John Ferrara .5 q Head Coach James K. Russell, Principal Dr. Michael J. Herk, Assistant Coach Rudolph Andabaker, missing: Assistant Coach William Pykosh. 1962 Season Review Moving like a rocket in outer space, the Donora Dragons exploded an undefeated Monessen High football team and shocked the WPIAL by defeating the Greyhounds, I9- i3. The Greyhounds had been undefeated for two seasons, and it was sometime before the shock of the Dragon victory subsided. The Dragons, starting out with a victory over Canevin High, went into an early season tailspin and suffered three straight losses. The last half of the season saw them winning four of the five games, and climaxing a brilliant ending against Monessen. For the second straight season, the Dragons came through with a winning season. This season showed a total of five games won and five games lost. Sophomore fullback, Larry Crawford, topped team scoring honors with 50 points. End Frank Lawson was chosen on the Big Six All-Star first team and made the honor- able mention list on the WPIAL team. John Ferrara, Bill Urbanik, and Mike Rosborough made the Big Six second team list, while Jim Hallaway and Gary Gray were chosen on the Big Six honorable mention list. Head Coach Russell, assisted by Coach Andabaker and'Coach Pykosh, brought their charges through a grueling schedule of ten games, which saw Charleroi winning the Big Six Conference by virtue of the Dragon upset victory over undefeated Monessen. The Dragons also played Rostraver and went down under a close 7-0 score, to discover at season's end, that Rostraver enjoyed an undefeated season. Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donoro Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Donora Fred Muniz makes a mighty effort! Varsity Scores Washington Elizabeth-Forward South Catholic Brownsville West Newton Duquesne Canon-McMillan McGuffey High California Uniontown Monessen Charleroi Bellmar Rostraver Monongahela California Uniontown Monessen Charleroi Bellmar Rostraver Monongahela 9 VICTORIES, 'I3 DEFEATS Row 1 - Head Coach Hokai, John Tyree, Charles Skorvan, Bernard Taylor, Fred Muniz, Robert Gidick, Frank Lawson, Dr. Herk. Row 2-Mr. LeMendola, Robert Neil, Thomas Smith, Ricco Davis, Eugene Pasterick, David Muniz. Row 3 -Martin Turkovich, Frank Chiprich, Thomas Kruczek, Bernard Mozden. T! .1 Fl-. 1 J' x 4 k There goes two more points! 100 4 I iff' Season Summary The Donora Dragon basketball team ended the season with a 4-10 record in Section Five of the WPIAL. Fred Muniz held individual high scoring honors for the Dragons with a point total of 329. Fred's brother, Dave, was second high for the Dragon varsity with 231. Fred, a senior, and Dave, a iunior, had a fine brother act going to add luster to the Dragon basketball fortunes. The season, starting in 1962, began with a loud bang as the Dragon courtmen bounced along winning most of their games in the first half. The second half wasn't as well played as to victories, but the excitement was iust as keen, and the basketeers maintained a high average in Section Five play, ending in a tie for fourth place with two other teams in the section. The final game was played at Donora against arch rival Mononga- hela, and the Dragons won, 73-66 to send the Donora students home feeling happy. The end of the season also saw the varsity composed of Fred and Dave Muniz, Bob Neill, Bill Urbanik, Chuck Skorvan, Gene Pasterick, Tom Smith, Jim Garcia, and Bob Gidick. Row 1 -Coach LaMendola, Richard Minney, William Urbanik, Eugene Pasterick, Thomas Smith, Robert Neil. Row 2 -Larry Crawford, Carl Johnson, William Groomes, Th ' ' omas Kelly, James Rue, Richard Rodriguez. Row 3-Benjamin Haberman, Gregory Lewis, Ernest Salvino. 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