Donora High School - Dragon Yearbook (Donora, PA)

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THOMAS P. McCUE Humility, that low, sweet root from which all heavenly virtues shoot. Thomas Moore Tom , . .likes long locks. . . dates a certain soph steady. . . tall and tidy. . .clean-cut, con- siderate and kindg well-liked and has an active mind. Q. L FLORENCE A. MICENKO I have linked my life with prin- ciples that will not die. William J. Bryan Flo . . .likes lively life . . .fu- ture hairdresser. . .wishes for fewer tests and less nightwork . . .conscientious is her workg no duty will she ever shirk. SANDRA MILLER Beauty of style and harmony and grace and good rhythm de- pend on simplicity. Plato Sandee . . .red ringlets. .. Tom's delight. . . calm and col- lected. . .a real magiciang in the disguise of a beautician. CHARLES McLAUGHLIN To be what we are, and to T come what we are capable becoming, is the only end. life. Stevenson Chuck . . .quiet. . .waiting his dream girl. . .compass for companions. . .a stage c man all the wayg you cang him there any time of day. fs-fx Every minute of every da at DH BERNARD L. MOZDEN Strong beliefs win strong men, and make them stronger. Walter Bagehot Bernie , . .a mild riot... Town View traveler. . .chummy with Chuck. . .though Bern al- ways has the same smileg it never seems to be out of style. DEBORAH L. MISHKIN Responsibi1ity's like a string we can only see the middle of: both ends are out of sight. William Mc Fee Debby . . .loves history... works in a Charleroi shoe store .. .part of the clarinet corps . . .liked to march on Friday nightg football games were her delight. FAYE R. MORINE An investment in knowledge al- ways pays the best interest. Benjamin Franklin Fina . . .John's girl. . . Guess who called last night? . . .key- board cutie. . .very bright is this fair lassg who studies hard in every class. 15, v. tins- 'FS 1 DAVID MUNIZ I I'l1 but lie down and bleed awh and then I'll rise to fight ag Unkn Dave . . .knows his numb . . .hair-raising laugh. . .m moods. . .he's known as a pl boyg but with his heart girls 1 to toy.

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PETER G. MACKO One today is worth three to- morrows. Benjamin Franklin Pete , . .seen with Ron. . . avid reader. . .wonderfully witty . . .lots of fun, joking's his pro- fessiong he also worked hard for concessions. KENNETH A. MANKO Time will explain it all. He is a talker, and needs no questioning before he speaks. Euripides Kenny , . .one of the Three Stooges. . .giggling guardianan- gel. . .English enthusiast. . .he always greets you with a smileg that makes you think life is worth-while. JOSEPH A. MALIE Laugh, and the world laughs with you. Ella Wheeler Wilcox Bunda Joe . . .well-concealed LQ.. . .Buzzy's buddy. . .100 proof. . .full of fun, he plays in the bandg at home, or at school he's always grand. and, of course, homework RYL MASSAFRA e now and here the hour that nor trust some later day. Horace erry . . .Bob's babe. . .one iss Kelly's Commercialists scads of clothes . . . a pretty and always neatg with a mighty sweet. MICHAEL G. MATTHEWS Life is a struggle, but not a warfare. John Burroughs Mike , . .class veep. . .nucleus of the Dragon Eleven. . .blushing but bold. . .quite a handsome fellow is heg among the girls he's a rarity. LOUIS G. MATSICK The measure of choosing well, is whether a man likes and finds good in what he has chosen. Charles Lamb Lou , . .alias Aunt Flora. . . so-o-0 good looking. . .manly build. . .an athlete and right on the beamg We're sure glad he is on our team. JOHN D. MCCANS If a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take it away from him. Benjamin Franklin Jock , . .super salesman. . . tire trouble. . .has a business- like air about him. . . anaudience he loves to pleaseg and talks in class with lots of ease. JOHN M MAPPAS There is an hour wherein a. man might be happy all his life could he find it Proverb Mop Jolly Green Giant sports specialist consistent appetite eats all the time in math this guy is really bright, a friend to all both day and night

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RY MURAN a man could have half his hes he would double his bles. Benjamin Franklin shful Barry . . .familiar the Legend of Sleepy Hollow seldom speaks. . .beatnik in re. . . every morning he has teg to beat the bell that marks late. .F -'ttff 'ies KAMILLE H. NEHREBECKI The heart of the prudent getteth knowledgeg and the ear of the wise seeketh knowledge. Proverb Creative Kamille . . .toots a flute.. .etches sketches... bountiful in brilliance. . .neat, sweet, alert in mindg very am- bitious, never unkind. . . ROBERT J. NEIL Man is a social animal. Spinoza Bon , . .buys bananas. . .dandy dribbler. , .easily attracted to girls. . .he loves basketball and plays it Wellg to top all that, he's really swell. ROBERT M. MURDOCK There's nothing so kingly as kindness and nothing so royal as truth. Bible Bob . . .played left guard. . . attentive in class. . .way with women. . .Sports are right in Bob's lineg as an authority he's really fine. Vik had singular significance to us. NOGACH has lived well who has lived urely. Ovid. nnie . . .quite the talker. . . about town. . .dozens of s. . .Ron is just a little bit tg about his height, he is od sport. MARION NEWMAN The future is purchased by the present. Samuel Johnson Moderate Marion . . . dark hair and flashy smile . . . takes things easy. . .a loyal fink of 211 . . . a faithful member of the corner crowdg he always speaks in tones so mild. 514 BARBARA J. NICKLE Wisdom has taught us to be calm and meek, to take one blow, and turn the other cheek. O. W. Holmes Barb , . .ravishing red hair . . .terrific typist. . .cute and courteous. . .shy and bashful, but very aliveg she's really hep to the jive. 1 LOUISE OSIOL Meekness is not weakness. Proverb Lou , . .Behanna's her beau. . . nice and neat. . .Pat's pal. . . a giggle and a smile this girl does owng always on the go, seldom alone.