Duquesne High School - Echo Yearbook (Duquesne, PA)

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I I, Senior Class Off in-rs l'rmirIri1l AIACZK PORVAZNIK Vin' I'11'si I' r rnt ROIHCRT SICIJNIK S'1'r'tr'lrli't' , Ni.XR'l'HpX l'Ol,l,.'XK 'l'r'r'1l.x'l1r1'r ' ' Il GOSIAY IKXCH SENIOR OFFICERS Seated-President, Jack Porvaznik: Secre- tary, Martha Pollak. Standing-Vice President, Robert Saleznikg Treasurer, Yugoslav Ikach. resenting the 1951 SE IOB Presidenfs Dlessage For all your days prepare, And IIIPFI them ever alike: Il'lu't1 you are the anvil, Izear: lIllll'H you are the lmniniffr , strike. Perhaps no better advice might be given to us, the graduating seniors of the Class of '5l. In this day of strife and struggle we must be pre- pared. We have received one of the greatest gifts of God, a democratic education: now is the time for us to use that preparation in the world. With a sense of pride and aceomplishment, we re- collect the memories of our high school days. But we cannot rest on past laurels: we must eon- tinue to strive for perfection in whatever we do. After graduation we enter an entirely different lile. No- longer will we be roll ' will '- ' tt led, no longer me he pushed along. On the otl , us take an optimistic' viewpoint. Potentially the Class of '51 is one of the most able classes to graduate from Duquesne High School. Our many organizations-Student Council -Q Y-Teens - Echo-S.P.A.C. - Atheltie teams-are rated tops. This adult life will he rirh in opportunity for everyone who has the initiative to take a stand for what he heliev he right. ter hand let CS to As our day of parting nears, may l wish all of you the best of luck and success f yearsthat l' ' or all the ie ahead.

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THE 1951 SENIIIBS DONALD ANDRECAK Voralimtal Known to all his friends as Ducky . . . Likes to play pool . . . Goes to movies often . . . Spends most of his time in Mc- Keesport . . . just loves chewing gum! LOUISE BAKER Acrtzlf'mic Very petite and very sweet . . . wants to become a nurse at West Penn . . . member of Spanish Club . . . likes to read in her spare time . . . really a friendly gal. ARLENE BARAN Commercial Cute blonde . . . she'll do some- thing startling yet . . . hopes to be a secretary . . . favorite pas- time is playing thc piano . . seen with Katy a lot . . . liked hy everyone. MICHAEL BARKAC General Mike . . . football is his favor- ite sport . . . dark hair and eyes . . . always joking and nice to get along with . . . always beam- ed when he made the honor roll. ALFRED ANDERSON Vocational Great big eyes . . . Willy . . . Mlorks at Pirl's Gas Station . . . Special attraction for blondes . . . Exceptionally quiet . . . Mad about cherry pop and licorice candy! CLAUDIA ARASHINKO Commercial A regular noise-box . . . very active member of Y-Teens . . . plans on being a secretary . . . thinks dancing and skating are tops . . . good at doing Russian Folk dances . . . always smiling. PATRICIA BANAS Commercial Pat . . . very appealing femw inine voice . . . member of Broadway Roller Club . . . does folk dances as a spare time hobby . . . good at art . . . majorette . . . wants to be a Club Hostess. GERALDINE BARAN Commercial Gerry . . . neat and nice . . . metuber of Career Girls . . . worked at Goltz's Fruit Market . . . light complexion . . . every other word is gee whiz . . . enjoys dancing a lot. MICHAEL BARNISIN Technical Miken . . . another Ape Club member . . . plans on attending college . . . very neat dresser . . . metuber of College Interest and French Club . . . a big smile . . . talks, talks, talks.