Duquesne High School - Echo Yearbook (Duquesne, PA)

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E'-', 1 Oi +0 'bf , 3 L., A Backward Glance Xnothci XLAI and another class has passed tlnough the doors of our high school into the xsidci H01 ld outside its gates This vear is different bec ruse we are that class the students who have just completed twelve ye ns of study md fun Ihose years began in September 1938 and how the six years in grade school flew! Then me found ourselves in unior High School whcic me mct new friends and attended our Inst football games, basketball games, and te'1 dances. XVL finally 'trriv ed 'tt the ninth grade and at thc top of our little world. That year our foot- ball 'ind basketball te'nns copped the Junior XX .I'.I.A.L. titles. Sonic of us also pnticipated in the choruses and the writing of the High Lights our school newspaper. XX hat 1 let-down we met 'ts we started our high school c'1reers as lowly sophomores. How- ever the girls found '1 new 0lQ lllil'lll0Il, the Y-Tccns, created especially for them and the boys could of course IJ'll'llCllJ'llC in sports while our journalism minded friends found THE lb. 5l'llSlN.X. Yite President ll, NI,Xl'Rl'.R. President CZ, IJANIICIS. Secretary BI. .XRNlfIlil.D. Vreasurer at the Class of 350 their places on The Echon staff. i , v ' ' . 'i Yext Ve became uniors and had the tln ll of electing our own class officers and May Queen. Hle voted to purchase an electric organ for our school in cooperation with the Class of '-19. This was done to help make the chapel programs more inspiring and to commemorate our class. Finally, we attained our goal by becoming seniors and rulers of our little domain. During this year we got those awful graduation pic- tures taken and exchanged name cards with our fellow grads. Our football team went down to defeat at the hands of our arch rival, Mc- Keesport. This fact was quite over-shadowed when our basketball team beat the Tigers on the Vocational court as this feat had not been performed for seven years. Then too, in our senior year we found many more activities opened to us than had previously been the ease. Now our graduation day has come and as every other class has been we, too, are sorry to leave D.H.S. and head for other adventures.

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