Donora High School - Dragon Yearbook (Donora, PA)

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RLES L. GUYKER out music life would be a take. Nietzsche ,uckie . . .quick wit. . .bar- of fun.. .dedicated band sident. . .the back seat of bus he'd always takeg the nt seats he would forsake. ROBERT GREENLEAF Honest labor bears a lovely face. Dekker Bob . . .baby blue eyes. . .Mad man atthewheel. . .good-natured . . .always alert and on the ballg never gets caught loitering in the hall. THOMAS E. GRIMES Who speaks the truth stabs False- hood to the heart. Lowell Tommy . . .creamy complex- ion. . .enjoys playing baseball . . .doesn't consider studying a chore. . .a baseball on the di- amond he likes to throwg this game really keeps him on the go. -fr' Fw-Q ROBERT R. HANEY Do not turn back when you are just at the goal. Publilius Syrus Bob . . .Texas-bound after graduation. . .flies close to the ground in his Comet , . .small but powerful. . .a good-looking Texan he'll always beg got his kicks in P.O.D. We remained together in all We did. ORGE A. HANNA man can climb out beyond ' limitations of his own .racter. John Morley annibalv. . .exciting electric e man. . .quiet manner. . isive paper boy. . .it's a cat, claims to detestg kick it once l he'll do the rest. ARLENE S. HARRISON Goodness is the only investment that never fails. Thoreau Amorous Arlene . . .big brown eyes. . .Mary Lou's buddy. . . not a care in the world. . .has visions of floating through the airg as an airline stewardess helping others there. ROBERT HARRISON We have no more right to con- sume happiness without produc- ing it than to consume wealth without producing it. George Bernard Shaw Bob . . .way up in height. . . has another half . . .likes to hunt . . .comes to school most of the timeg thinks that life is just sublime. VIRGINIA HANNA There is no genius in life like the genius of energy and activity. D. G. Mitchell Ginna . . .sweet majorette. . . handy with hair.. . .what's a pe- destrian?. . .lends her home- work to all the boysg collects admirers as if they were toys. 4 . 'r-,si

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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

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DIANNE E. HAWK Art is man's natureg nature is God's art. Bailey Dee , . .with creative abilities in art, works wonders. . .impor to our school by the bus lines. . .sensible. . .her skin is ever fairg raven black is her hair. IRENE A. HENDRICKSON Man sleeps and dreams a dream of peace, Then wakes to greet t dawn with hope. Naidene Goy Renee . . .plans to make W.V.U. her alma mater. . .bounci blonde. . .speaks as a true Parisian. . .when it comes to basketba she's on the guardg when it comes to work, she works real ha v i' BARBARA J. HORAK The most manifest sign of wisdom is a continual cheerfulness. Montaigne Barb , . .pert, pretty cheerleader. . .c1othes, clothes, clothes. . . consistently gay. . .nice personality and heart of goldg nothing but the best should her life hold. XB ROBERT J. HORNAK Curiousity is one of the permanent and certain characteristics of a vigorous mind. Johnson Bob . . .says little. . .mischievous smile. . .regular guy. . . although he is ever so shyg he'l1 never pass by without saying, Hi, We shall always have the memories MARY JANE HORNER The small courtesies sweeten lifeg the greater ennoble it. C. N. Bov Janie . . .one of the general gang. . .seldom misses school. maneuvers a mad Merc. . .on her head she has trailing tresse disliking school she usually confesses. RUTH K. HORNER It matters not how long you live, but how well. Publilius Syr Ruthie , . .has a Coast Guard steady. . .Greece is her future de tination. . .keeps the Post Office busy. . .a pretty face has sh soon wants to sail the sea. SANDRA E. HUHRA Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Samuel Johnson Sandie . . .indulges in and enjoys the art of Terpsichore. . .Ronnie's her special guy. . .portrays a picture of natural beauty. . .she hopes to be a dancer somedayg stepping along inamanner gay. 'Q' PAULETTE R. JEFFERSON A moment's insight is sometimes worth a life's experience. O. W. Holmes Jeff , . .Edrenia's buddy. . .'tis tall. . .congenial smile. . .here's a girl with so much vimg she's bound to climb the top most limb.