Duquesne High School - Echo Yearbook (Duquesne, PA)

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I' a tvs CfLIl'l'n Bugs genie-M liverybody has looked forward to the day when he can say, l'm finally a Senior. So it is with the 2tiAl seniors of the graduating class of lfllti. During the senior year there are many ac- tivities in which the Senior may participate: for instance, dttring Chapel, which is made up lltlt only of Seniors, but -luniors also. '1'here have been many who have taken part during these exercises. .Xmong them are lXlarilyn XVood and Mary Yaroshuk. Also George Powers, Rosemarie Voivoda, and Robert Stoner had solo parts with special chor- uses with the mixed octette. 'l'his year, for the first time in the history of the lligh School, we had the privilege of having a radio program broadcasted from the auditorium stage, under the sponsorship of Station KQV. Should Projects l,ike the Tennessee Valley .Xuthority lie lixtended to .Xreas of the United States? was discussed by Sunny Maurer and l-lerbert iXl2lll'I'OV, with Dolly .Xrdinger and Sherman Katz represent- ing tllassport. Sunny and Dolly discussed the aflirmativez llerbert and Sherman the nega- tive. .-Xn Andrew .Iackson discussion also took place with Rosemary Curran, Phyllis Beck, Robert Shaw, and Richard Holan giving many interesting facts about the life of our seventh president. t .Xnother interesting discussion, under the direction of Mrs. Marian Carpenter, took place in February when several of the seniors took part in a debate with XVashington and Lincoln being discussed. .Ks always lootball and basketball take a prominent place in the activities of not only Seniors but the -luniors and Sophomores as well. ln football, our boys were victorious when we llltft the lNIcKeesport Tigers and defeated them. After such a victory the team and stu- dent body had a glorious one day vacation, greatly appreciated by all. ln basketball. however, the team was not as fortunate as the team of ISH4 to go to Phila- delphia to win the lV.l'.l.A.L. championship. This year there were several other days of vacation in addition to that one. Among them were the Conference of the 'leachers of XfVest- ern Pennsylvania, Armistice Day, Tllanksgiv- ing, Christmas, Easter, lNlemorial Day, and a one day vacation due to a threatened Power Strike. XVhen the members of the class of '46 look back and remetnber all the things they did during their schooling, they will be able to truthfully say that their senior year was the llltbsl wonderful of all the years of school.