Donora High School - Dragon Yearbook (Donora, PA)

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fi lug'-. As juniors, and again as seniors, we spent many memorable hours practicing for our class plays. Although we enjoyed getting to- gether for these practices, we did not always enjoy the work involved. Many times it seemed as though the many details of production would never fall into place, and that the night of our play would arrive before we were properly prepared. We were ready, however, and our plays were successful both as far as the audience and the cast were concerned. X ax vu

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Years from now, our life in high school will not come to us in an ordered sequence, but will occur in random flashes originating from a memory of three fun-filled years at DHS. The fun and frolic at the club and class parties, the joyous holidays, and somber vacations fill our store- house of memories. Y

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E , Y I I? November 22 The death of our thirty-fifth president, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, was the most dis- heartening event of the school year. It was disbelief, anger, and sadness combined into four agonizing days. This greatly respected man represented the high ideals and aims of our nation. He gave the most that any man could have given to this country-he gave his life. , A