Donora High School - Dragon Yearbook (Donora, PA)

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K. DUTKO is the companion of Proverb Lorraine . . .steady . . .takes nothing seriously etes with Toth. . . her likes the colors blue and whiteg e Pep Club She hollers, t Team Fight. PAULINE DRAHUSHAK What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Rousseau Paul . . .soft-spoken. . .likes Lee. . .trusty treasurer of Honor Society. . .give her a machine and she will sewg astonishing end results she will show. JOHN DUTCHKO Men should be what they seem. Shakespeare Jolly John . . .portrays the golden quality of silence. . .cute smile. . .does his duty.. .a loyal worm of Miss Kelly he isg everyone is a friend of his. GEORGIA A. DZUBINSKY Where might is, the right is. Swinburne Georgie . . .futur e Florence Nightingale.. .constantly conversing. . .fastidious French horn player . . .hopes to work on a submarineg being under water is her dream. growing in knowledge and stature. NANCY DZVONIK A single fact is worth a ship- load of argument. Proverb Nimble Nancy . . .wondrous wardrobe. . .commercial whiz . . .graceful gait. . .this girl is always seen buzzing aboutg a word from this girl we never doubt. DAVID J . FORLINI No man was ever great without some portion of divine inspira- tion. Cicero Dave . . .welcome addition to our class. . .short but sharp. . . once belonged to a group... in his car he drives around the lotg by Dr. Herk he'l1 never get caught. EDWARD J. FROST Give me faith, Lord, and let me help others to find it. Tolstoy Tuba , . .reeks with records . . .always up to date with dance steps. . .drives a bad blue Cad.g with him collecting friends is a fad. CYNTHIA L. FERGUSON The fate of all extremes is such Men may be read as well as books, too much. Pope Cindy . . . enchanting eyes. . . hopes to make a hospital her home. . .very witty.. .always had her eyes on a certain maleg the name of this guy we'1l never tell.

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JAMES H. COLLEY Better to go away longing than loathing. Proverb Jimmy . . .boy's brigade booster. . .part of the Thompson Ave. troop. . .whizzes around in his white wagon. . .many times we've seen Jiimmy blush, it doesn't take much for his face to flush. SHIRLEY A. CRAFTON A noble aim faithfully kept, is a noble deed. Wordsworth Sure! lt's Shirley. . .plays the licorice stick. . .so shy. . .batty about blue . . .on a boy she used to go with, she has her eye, to become a beautician she will try. DAVID L. CONN Character is the governing ele- ment of life and is above genius. Walt Whitman Dave . . . hearty Heslep hooper . . .easy going. . .tries thetrack . . .in Mr. Ho1et's room he does stayg with all the mischievous ones he does play. EDRENIA CRICK Let thy mind's sweetness h its operation upon thy body, clothes, and thy habitation. George Her f'Enticing Edrenia . . .stimu ing spirit. . .taps the typewr with ease. . .never at a loss friends, toward happiness personality tends. We Worked hard through the years MICHAEL J. CULYBA Fear can keep a man out of danger, but courage only can support him in it. Proverb Mike , . .Dr. Casey admirer . . .N.H.S. prexy. . .alias Aunt Barbara. . .wants to enter the school of Med.g but Miss Hayes keeps telling him, Use your head! ANDREA S. DABIERO I agree with no man's opinions. I have some of my own. Turgeniev Angra . . .personality plus. . . loves to go to dances. . .dandy dresser. . .the Make-Up Class she does leadg in her spare time she likes to read. RAYMOND L. DAVIS The man's truest monument must be a man. M. J. Savage Ray , . . sits in on Sr. English . . .has a deep voice. . .ladies man. . .it isn't very often he skips a class, at the end of this year he hopes to pass. RICCO G. DAVIS Man is the merriest species of the creation, all above or be- low him are serious. Addison Diego , . .has a style of dress all his own. . .wears some rough sky pieces. . .gives baseball a toss. . .he dribbles the basket- ball down the floorg to make a basket and score some more.

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STEPHEN A. GAYDOS Clever men are good, but they're not the best. Carlyle Little Stevie . . .wee wonder . . .likes to read short stories . . .drives around in a crowded convertible. . .oh, his skin it is so fairy and oh, how blond is his hair. ARTHUR GARCIA If we did not flatter ourselves, nobody else could. Proverb Art , . .rowdy remarks flow freely in Advanced English. . . crazy crew cut. . .tall and good looking. . .when it comes to speaking Spanish he's inthe know 5 conversing with Mr. Romano the words just flow. LINDA GARCIA The measure of choosing well, is, whether a man likes and finds good in what he has chosen. Charles Lamb Lynn , . .eerie laugh. . .beauty student. . .digs dancing. . .likes to travel with the bandg always gives a helping hand. NANNETTE L. GLINKA One pound of learning requi ten pounds of common sens apply. Proverb Nancy , . .dozens of dim . . .lengthy lashes. . .devote Barry. . .library assistant, vi pres.3 the kids all listen to she says. The year has been memorable for PATRICIA GLINKA Trust men and they will be true to youg treat them greatly and they will show themselves great. Emerson Patty , . .quiet as they come . . .pleasant disposition. . .wor- thy worm of 102. . .just as nice as she can beg as you know her sister is Nancy. 'Ss' DONALD R. GOZDONOVICH Many men have been capable of doing a wise thing, more a cunning thing, but few a generous thing. Pope Guzdo . . . good-hearted. . . girls appeal to him. . .humorous 'human being . . . at pep rallies he'd always shoutg a persorvs word he'll never doubt. farther than a better one. W. S. Lan izes English. . .in November! wrist he brokeg trying to which teachers he'd provoke. 3 JOSEPH R. GRECO Better a dish of illusion and a hearty appetite for life, than a feast of reality and indigestion therewith. H. A. Overstreet. 'HF' Joe . . . member of Ross family . . .Bolenciecwcz III. . .monkeys with B, Neil. . .on the gridiron he kicks up dustg hearty meals are a must. JOHN A. GORSCAK , It often happens a bad pun gl Jap . . .Carol calamity. . .. the pr im e princeton . . . id