Donora High School - Dragon Yearbook (Donora, PA)

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M. JESUS not gold, is woman's best adornment. Menander .swinging personality. . .Portugueseprincess. . . l've got going for me . . . a disposition that is never sad, in clothes it, she is clad. 'Cla C. JOHNSON unto them that call evil good, and good evil. Bible .hep hooper. . .bangs a bass. . .found shades a necessity at basketball he is a pipg he has plenty of speed and zip. HARRY E. JOHNSTON All is for the best in the best of all possible worlds. Voltaire Happy Harry . . .may sometimes be found in school. . .Bellmar date. . .puff. . .easy-going. . .in the classroom he often snoozesg when he's caught, the class he amuses. K-ug 5 Y . ' v ' . :,,. - gf ..,. -- , TERRY D. JONES A man is a bundle of relations, a lcnot of roots, whose flower and fruitage is the world. Emerson Ti J . . .plays a smooth sax. . .bunks with Bates ...dedicated to DHS. . .his clothes are neat and so is heg an all-around fellow it's plain to see. of so man things to do. clubs, YMOND C. KEITH, JR. ading maketh a full man, conference a ready man, and writing an ct man. Bacon ay . . .life saver. . .money is his second love. . .amicab1e. . . rific trombonist. . .although he's gentle and quiet, he has been wn to cause a riot. ARTIN E. KITCHENS wisely worldly, be not worldly wise. Francis Quarles ncho . . .nifty Navy reservist. . .p1ayboy. . .perpetual pencil rpener in Mr. C1ark's class. . .Peck's had boy without a doubtg hard to tell what he's about. DAVID KOLAR Worry is interest paid on trouble before it becomes due. Dean Inge Dave . . .full of wonder. . .affiliated with Phil. . .with Steve he daily ridesg in school he seldom resides. .4-'ff ,fy KAREN B. KOSCELEK A book that remains shut, is but a block. Proverb Kitten , . .dates out-of-towners. . .frequents all the dances. . . warm and friendly. . . she's easily excited, not knowing whygfor she's very quiet and rather shy.

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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.

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. GERALDINE F. KOVACIK Conscience is the chamber of justice. Proverb Gerri . . .the calm before the storm. . .Johnny's her steady . . .always in a hurry. . . ever so pleasant, cheerful, too, charming and sweet 'tis true. GEORGE KOSKO Good health and good sense are two of 1ife's greatest blessings. Publilius Syrus Gorgeous George . . .Bob's other half. . .faithful First Aid member. . .runs around with Ron . . .a right guy and full of fun, always where there's work to be done. vw., ROBERT KOSKO No legacy is so rich as honesty. Shakespeare Bob . , .climbs a hill to school . . .double trouble. . .b1ondband- ager. . .new things catch his eye, never lets fun pass him by. WILLIAM J. KOWALL Nothing astonishes men so much as common sense and plain dealing. Emerson Bill , . .Cathy's clown. . .al- ways seen looking sharp. . .one of many. . .a sense of humor, quite a witg a real comedian we admit. elections, games, class parties, MILDRED LESIAK Silence is a true friend who never betrays. Confucius Mill . . .oh, so quietl. . .stud- ies diligently. . .doesn't have an enemy. . .quiet, direct, and po- lite, helping others is her delight. WARREN C. LOMAX Style is the dress of thoughts. Lord Chesterfield Chippy . . .a nut about cars . .exotic. . .just plain fun. . . mischievous, laughing, lots of fun, He's not content without a pun. VONIE LONG Be slow in choosing, but slower in changing. Proverb Vigorous Vonie . . . handy man around the house. . . dozes dur- ing the day. . . serious nature . . . his interests so widely vary, that in one spot he'll seldom tarry. GREGORY LEWIS Be not afraid of life beli that life is worth living your belief will help create fact Unknown Greg shoots and sinks Mr Mischief live wire this cat is cool and neat, drums he creates a beat