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Duquesne High School - Echo Yearbook (Duquesne, PA)

- Class of 1953

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SHIRLEY ACHTZEHN 'I't'tlli1it'zll Shirl . . , leads a relaxed. social. cosmopolitan life . . . high fashion that's highly flattering . . . hrains galore . . . her outstanding feature is her sparkling blue eyes . , . twirled her baton to the rhythm of the hand, jUNE ALGERI fImnincrt'i:1I ,Iunie . . . dominates the mirror in room ll . , . cheery smile . . . the word for Junie is urbane . . . she prefers movies to television , . . hair is a soft. curly cap , , . will become an efficient secretary. IOHN AMIIROSE Ymnlimizll Jack . . . three's not a crowd where jack. Bert and Don are concerned . . . identified by that green Cheve . . . machin- ery monopolizes his thoughts . . . seems to fit the part of a quiet. serious-minded student. RICHARD ANDREJCHAK Civiierail Rich . . . will join the Navy after graduation . . . plays haskethall with Ronnie and Wayiie . . . hashful, but oh, that devilish grin . . . brown wavy hair . . . his speech is staccato. short and to the point. PATRICIA ANDREIVS flmillncrciall Patty . . . always looks like a page out of Seventeen , . . she handles that DeSoto with confidence and ability . . . will join the other co-eds at the Tech Sltibo . . . art is her en- thusiasm . . , Ruthie's other half. MAE ANISCHENKO tluinincrciul P. J .... someone will gain a loval secretary . . . she likes to curl up with a good book . . . don't get her started on swimming and tennis . . . a sympathetic and under- standing friend. JOSEPH ANTHONY Generali joe . . . maneuvered to get into trouble . . . Futch is his private tutor in math . . . his specialty is growing a beard . . . swimming occupies his spare time in the summer . . , definitely a Iady's man. GRACE APPLEBY Cmiiim-rcizil Gracie . , . aspires to he successful as a secretary . . . enjoys office machines . . . the eye appeal of dark hair and an ivory complexion . . . is seen frequently in the halls with Liz . . . light chatter. f Watch those Calories! Il KR ll KRA lf.-K RIHZR f.1llllllll'lLll2ll llarlw . . .1 naluralmwr, and wlmlmonwmws about lu-r . , . -.rvlv ronxrumx . . . da-dlcau-slim tlw Studs-nt Counrll . . . wrloux lnnndccl. wulx a sin-ak of gamty . . . honey-colored hair . flu- rn-ally rnjoym lwaalcvtlwall gamch. docmnlr mlm? ICLNIER ISARNA llilllllllll Moll- . . . lux quu-I approarll lx vlcrvptlvv . . , under that ruggn-.l 1-xlvrnor, a lu-.nrt of gold . . . l.1vv and lvl llvc. M011-R mono 4 . . lux a van follvction of lrafflr tlrkvts.. all slzva. lolorx, xlmpvs. TIIONI.-KS BECIKER Iwlulicall loin . . lwv popular opuuon. a vcry lalcnlcd guy . . . gurls vym- lub blond llaxr wulx vnvy . . , waxua K0 llavc hir. own gas s-lauon . . . lurlluruglu :.ucml-uilury , . . tlw ban- an any l'.u'lwl'wl1op quartcl. IHZRNARD ISEDN-KR flUIllllll'l'Kl2Il llcrnu- . . . ilu' pau'-r.c'llcr' of llw Dllqucsnv Plan- Gang , , .1 xlxrvwd mmd flurlu-cl wulx humor . . . lux clcan-rut looka. -.lxould .nppn-al to Duqumnv Unlvvrnlv Co-1-da . . . fun-lovmg , . . tall and xungular. GLORIA EAN BEDNAR QZUIIIIIIUIK izll Gloria , . . 4-vug.1glv1gly ally-' l'ca.1-rvvd lwut wr-ll liked . . . lnu lru-ndly mnllv for .ull lu-I' frwnds , . . quirk. vivid. and mln-ln'.utvlv xln-ndvr . , . lwr uimhlv fingers lu-lpm-Cl lo lvpv Ilmc lifjl 10 . . . after graduation coma-5. busllwss srlmnol. .KRLENIZ BIEDONT .Milllvllllt Arlvnv . . A look lwr Fra-url: lmrn to All Stale Hand Con- lrn-m'1-5 , . . lvrcalx and Cool aa. hlxcrlwt . . . ilu- well-srrulwlwd loolc . , . n larrglu llglll ru any umllw vlan . . . n1u:-If-mindvCl wx-1-:1 dau ot rlw wr-ok. AIUSEPHINE ISEGOYIIIH fl0llllIN'l'llill joan- , . . vlvavmua anrl glamorous . . , alwavm rcaclv for 1-.ran-nu-nl , . . laroad. fm-ndlv smxlc . . . umuallv laughing . aol! mmguxmg volvo wlmlu slum' put, to good uw . . . popular .xt .mv danrv . . vllfurwuvv poodlv rut. NIAIDELINE HERES flKIlIlIllK'l'll1Il Nlanlgv , . . always had llrvnrlx for lunrll . . . l1oyr,A-slmels a nl.ul1-'Ing xnxtrurmr , . glamorous :-url ol a gal , , , her darlc --x---. and mv:-n Ivan' vnakv an 1-xrnung romlunarion . . . habit ol :making ilu- honor roll. .ll'lli0l'S . . . Sang llu-ir own vvrsiu 4 'fum XP1' . 4- J .-W . --., . .1 , QL - H' fi? f the September Song . . . SHIRLEY IHDULA .Xcatlemic Shirl . . . a carefully coiffeured blonde . . . sticks by joan through thick and thin . . . loves to play practical jokes . . . graduated Maglia Cum Laude . . . individual personality . . . wore her majorette uniform with pride. GRACE BINKNEY ,-'lcatlcmic Gracie . . . does she mind being called a carrot top . . . has authority and confidence . , . genuine interest in other people . . . refreshing smile . . . a goutmet's selectivity in music , . . pert and full of bounce. DOLORES IIIXLER Home Ectnmmics Dolly . . . such a lovely voice . . . and those striking blue- gray eyes . . . come what may-she enjoys herself . . . shares Arthur Murrav's enthusiasm for dancing . . . Dot and Audrey are her special confidents. GERTRUDE BOCH Home Economics Trudy . . . soft-spoken young lady . . . never talks unless she has something important to say . . . long black hair. to lend contrast to her blue eyes . . . her presence is felt by hcr quiet studiousness. EUGENE BOGDAN Gcncratl Boogie . . . where does he go in that sky-blue Ford . . . present ambition is to graduate . . . a subtle jokester . . . thick. brown hair . . . quite a casanova , . . sports all the latest styles . . . the strong, silent type. -IOHN BONACCI COIllllIl'l'K'il'll joe . . . one of the basketball aces who played for Torbic's Torpedoesn . . . the grease and grime that go with a mechan- i'c's iob hold a fascination for him . . . he pals with another 00. DOROTHY BORGON Cmmncrcizll Dot . . . where she finds so many things to chat about is a mystery . . . whirling prodigy on skates . . . her conver- sation is liberally sprinkled with you know . . . blonde hair to match a sunny disposition. PATRICIA BORONKAY Arutlcinic Pat . . . never at a loss for words . . . hilarious as end girl in the Minstrel . , . Parry tonight. Pat? . . . Barb. Touts and she comprise The Three Musketeers of D. H. S .... ardent Jay Michael fan. WILLIAM BOWERS 'l'cchnit'nI Bill . . . Hoots and Bill. Damon and Pythias of the class of '53 . . . say, where does he get those hats . . . reserved, but fun . . . one of the privileged few. he drives his own car. GEORGE BRAUN Tcclmigggl Stush . . . confirmed extrovert . . . Rocky and Stush- double dynamite . . . his philosophy. That's the way the ball bounces , . . never runs out of jokes . . . the Villain in Doodle Dandy . . . brilliant parodist. Ds if qhv., it To school bell aeeompanimen WVILLIAM BROKENBEK vlllillitillill Bill . . . oh. those shoulders . . . good tempt-red. with the patience of a red-wood . . , just love all those blond curls . . . listens more than he talks . . . plans to be a brick- layer upon graduation. CAROL BROXVN Ctmimert iztl Brownie . . . her clothes are the peak of fashion . . . root- heer and potato chips after school with the gang . . . hrown- rimmed glasses . . . wears her blonde hair in a perky cut . . . soft. gentle voice. NICHOLAS BUCSOK flUlllllll'lil i.ll Nick . . . another star hoopster for Torhic's Torpedoes . . . grooms his black hair according to the latest fad . . . can be spotted in Boogie's sky-blue Ford . . . continual hall-walker during the seventh period. JOHN CAMPBELL tLt'nt'r:il John , . . outstanding tenor voice . . . clever clothes in race-course colors . . . someday helll soar over our heads pilot- ing a U. S. Air Force bomber . . . nt-ver without a smile . . . always on his toes in math class. MARY ANN CHARAK Coltnnt'i't'i:il Tootsie . . . i'1 novels they call brown eyes like hers lifnpid . . , a permanent fixture at Butler's drug store . . . Big deal. she says scornfully . . . an all-around sports- woman: adept at dancing. swimming. hasketball and skating. VERNA CHISMAR CLt'nt't'al Vern . . . her red hair will he effectively contrasted against either the blue of an airline hostess or the hlue of a Wave . . . gentle disposition . . , Nanc and she, a lively twosome. LOIS CHOATE 'l't't'linit':tl Lois . . . Annette Kellerman and Esther Williatns rolled into one . . . her pony's tail is a fashionable frivolity . . . established a beachhead on the ECHO for female sports writers . . . propelling force of the Debate Club. MARIAN CHOBIRKO Home littniolnirs Chips . . . her fingers fairly fly with knitting needles . . . hlushes easily but charmingly . . . het smile is offset by deep dimples . . . marriage-minded . . . Mary and she seldom made it to English on time. ANDREW' CIBULA Iit'm'l':ll Whitey . . . distinguished by his white hair and broad shoulders , . . well known for his shenanigans . . . good taste in clothes . . . makes Abe-'su his loafing place . . . Bob and Wliitey, two of a kind. CLYDE CLARK 'lieclitiitatl Clyde . . . happy-go-lucky . , . very adept at handling a projector . . . tinkering with machines occupies a great deal of his time . . . shyness produces frequent blushes . . . handles that Mercury like a pro. ulumn leaves gl 7, . 'eniors tumlrletl W in Plug for Esso. ANDREW CMAR 'lrlllllitzll Smoorh . . . has .1 good tenor votre . . . sltv and selli- effaring . . . emerges groggily from trig class . , . will continue srhooling . . . hauled everyone to school in that lvlafk Merrurv . . imagine him without his rrewrrut. RALPH CONSIGLIO llelwlgll Cass . . , a terror to onposing hall Carriers . . , distin- guished hiznself hy being chosen All District Tackle . . . a dtstinrtive and delightful sense of humor . . . has typical Latin dark eyes and curly hair. PETER CULSHAWV Xzaulvlllit Pete , . . an informed and devoted collector of stamps , . . scholarly . . . shares the family Pontiar . , . will enter the world of science and medicine to become a physician . . . drive and a vision of afltlevement. DOROTHY CUPOR Coilnlltit ial Dot . . . terrific sense of humor . . . nimble-tonguecl . . . youd sense of style , . . won't she look smart tn the uniform of a Wave . . . some of her hes.: friends are hooks , . . short, houncy curls. MARY DANIELS Cimnlneriiall Stash . . . hopes her dreams of lwecoming .1 stenographer materialize . . . her eyes light up at the mention of the sports world . . . has a lurking desire to unravel mysteries . . . musif appeals to her instincts. JAMES DAVIS 'l'et'ln1it.ll jim . . . his tinkering around rars might lead to a career . . . where tltere's laughter. there's ,lun . . . heartily approves of leminine companionship . . . auto-minded . . . fan sit and dream all da . . . Ligonier kid. ROBERT DEAR lrthniizrl lioh has very masruline good looks . . . Fun like rrazylu . . . thinks along: athletir lines , . . llig tease . , . Duquesne High Schools johnny Ray . . . who will ever forget the antics of Bob and Vanksf' WVANDA DICK fiUlllllIQ'l'l'i1ll Watidii' . . . more inclined to listen than talk , . . an oflice :oh anpeals to her lvllstne-svlike instincts . . . if you don'! find her reading a hook. she'll he skating . , . Janie'-. huddygpal. Exeryone wants In the act FRANCES DKIKERSON General Peggv to all her friends . . . a jolly disposition . . . her sunny countenance is set off by a pair of large, sparkling eyes . . . talented in both singing and dancing . . . talks sixty miles an hour. IHERNAIDETTE IDOBRANSKY Home lirouoiniu liernle , . . Gee whiz. is her favorite saving . . . this hlonde nuss always wears a smile . . . besides being an en- thusiasm' shutter-bug. she's an aclvorare of smooth dance floor terhnique . . , changed rlasses with lrene. Rf,N.-KLD INYLASKY livillhllill lildsll . . . a cajoling Casanova . . . will join his brother at W and J . . . sartorially elegant . . , Frank and Stulwliv i heln hun sg end his idle hours , . , tall and handsome with rurlv, curly halr. FRANK DOLIH' liCllK'l'2ll Sonny . . , Cleliglits in tying ihe girls' umhrellas together on rainy davs . . . look oull when ,lun and lirank put their heads together . , will ln- satisfied to heroine President of ll, S. Steel. KENNETH nf,llfiLASS xilbfillllillill Kenny . . . wires, swurhes, rlrruits are all laxniliar to Kenny , . . shork of hloncl hair , . . mall, beaming youth whose am- lution ls to become an electrician . . . John. Cierry and Ken- lhree good buddies. ANNA MAE DULANEY flIlllllllk'l'lllll Anna Mae . , . visiting far away places in the blue of a Wave would fulfill her fondest dreams , . . of the three R's. reading is her favorite . . . her antirs are shared by Millie. j0HN DURIK General Yunno . . . rhv tall raw-honed look of a movie fowhny . . . sports-minded . . , buddies are Rocky and Slush . . . devilish sense of huinor . . . he enlovs manv private jokes . . . a gourmet of foreign foods . . . air of indifference. IQVELYN DIVUNIK Clmuuleilizll liutrh , . . keeps up with popular music by listening to dist' iorkey shows . . . eager lwaver at collecting pictures of laslnons , , . working as a stenographer or telephone operator would suit ln-r Jus: line. Seniors flurlngskhllnnwns 'Fi 'limes ,QF - ,ff.s2s1.,'i' . Q ' P ' Swv M 1, ' , ' 4. 4 ' N I llirille 1 - 4 YS. -1 , 5 ,- as ix. e 1 4 1 - ww.- S with gridiron know-how . . . WILLIAM EBERTSHAUSER 'lftllllilill Bill. just plain Bill . . . aren't his polished manners a delight . . . that grin and that glint in his eye . . . Bill, Don. and Bob, an inseparable trio . . . the mechanics of cars, radio and television fascinate him. EDWARD ELKANICH 'lfcliiiiczil Rusty and his wonderful sense of humor . . . a shock of 'red hair . . . he can really handle a truck . . . a serious and well-informed sports fan . . . it's the Navy for Rusty after graduation. RUSSELL ERICKSON Yofziliiniail Gus . . . a weaver of dreams , . . does he have his crew- rut done by the same barber as Gary Moore . . . he must subscribe to hot-rod magazines . , . easy-going . . . a lad of leisure. DONALD EVANKO 'licfliiiiczll Don . . . the syndicate calls him Vanks . . . is it that wavy hair that makes him fatal to girls . . . most popular man at football camp at 6:30 in the morning . . . where there's laughter, thiere's Don. RONALD EXLINE Gciicrzil Ronnie . . . did he use barbells and weights io get that physique . . . Mighty Mouse of the track team . . . will it be khakies or bell-bottom trousers . . . a radiant smile . . . good things rome in small packages. MARY FECHO .Xuitlciiiiii Sparky . . . waltzing on wheels is her idea of sheer enjoy- ment . . . twinkling eyes with a smile to match . . . dis- likes affectation . . . a flair for talking . . . thc outdoors hold a strong attraction for her. GEORGE FRENA 'l.Cl'llllil'1ll George . . . handsome . . . that shy look is deceiving . . . hammered feverishly to get the sets finished before cure tain time . . . the Navy has captured his heart . . . delights in teasing the girls . . . footloose and fancy free. LOUIS FULMER 'l'ci'liiiii':il Lou . . . center of attention at basketball games . . . best all-around. in the opinion of his classmates . . . Want a tangerine? Lou always has a generous supply . . . serious demeanor is deceiving . . . All-American good looks. JOSEPH GABRIELCIK Coiiiinciciiil Gubby . . . a lanlKY. personable young man . . . a dedicated devotiee of automobiles and their engines . . . persistently play- ing pranks . . . clicks with the girls . . . he and Tom hit the open road in that Dodge. DONALD GALATA General Da Da . . . talks and thinks fast . . . just what is it that is so interesting at the Library . . . dancing tops his list of favorites . . . like everyone else, would like to make a million. W! , i i 0 if ,r Y Q LX S . 3 fi is mg gs ,1 A fc . sr 3 r W r ? 2 V '- 7: 12 , . 4 :E-. is ,W h Qlii is, . jggja 2,e i 52 A 'Yi 1' ' gl' I . i at F 5 , ,ffl ,X ' t pegs 4 f W e clleeretl the expertl pace ERNEST GALINIS 'I ctliliiml Ernie . . . the blond hair of a Viking . . . an outdoor man who likes to bivouac in the open . . . his philosophy. be a carpenter and retire rich . . . tongueain-cheek humor . . . Take it easyg you'll live longer. ROBERT GARSHAK 'l t'tliuit'zil Bob . . . finds athletic competition stimulating . . . a brisk and compelling young man . . . a little flippancy and playful nonsense . . . active member of the 3:35 club . . . don't let those bashful looks disarm you. CONSTANCE GDOVIC Clmiitmwtiatl Connie . . . second home-the roller rink . . . greets one and all with. Hi hon! . . . never sits out a dance . . . ath- letics are one of her strong points . . . blonde and brisk . . . an able seamstress. WAYNE FEDMAN Tarzan an endless stream of witty and exciting talk first to volunteer during assembly powerfully built basketball ace his athletic abtltty reminds us of that f Bob Mathias contagious enthusiasm wearing the white coat of a lab technician penchant for atoms valences and the like a sweet second soprano interested in forensics KY' 1 -' 'iii 'A A 1 ' 'lctlinicztl i ' GARNET CETTY Coititttcirizil i I ' Get . . . My gosh, sighs this petite miss , , . will be 'T i i , . IRENE GIROVSIKY Hmm- ECUIIUIIIHS I . . . the calculated contrast of dark hair and hazel eyes . . . wonlt she be a pleasant Hello-tgirl for Bell . . . a keen and enthusiastic follower of sports . . . talks oodles when in the mood. DOMINIC CIZZI 'l ccliiiicail Gizmo . . . droll sense of humor . . . mop of wavy brown hair . . . his weight-lifting feats make him a potential Mr. America . . . everyone borrowed his homework . . . has a retinue of secret admirers. MELVIN GOODEN 'l't-t'linit':ll Mel . . . tall and very well-built . . , there must have been lively moments in his career . . . his clothes are tailored and dramatic . . . a preference for the contemplative . . . a kindled spark on the senior committee. AUDREY GORNEY Cuiiiitwiciail Goonks . . . green ink is her trademark . . . prefers talking above all else . . . uses fashions as a medium of self-expression . , . slender and graceful . . . elegantly daring . . . her activ- ities keep her busy as a bee. PHYLLIS GRACON tiuintnt-rt izil Phyl , . . a high-stepping baton twirler . . . paints figurines as a hobby . . . an exuberance that bubbles from within . . . one of Mrs. Kemerer's right hand gals . . . her immaculate clothes and shining hair exemplify her personality. Seniors Doodle Dantl ' progranl can .tw- Engineers of tomorrow. HAROLD GREENYVAY lmliuitzll Caruso. his friends call him . . . a hnv tt-not voice . . . acts quickly, adaptively. on the basis of fact . . . his cause is music , . . forthright and hutnornus . . , a luvnal jestvr . , , a student council man, ROBERT GRIESER letlmitzil Bob . . . Hi, doll, is his favorite saying . . . the lu-ytnan on the swimming team . . . a superlative blend of rugged good loolcs and good humor . . . thinks all women are woutlt-t'ftll. and it's a mutual sentiment. JOAN GURGAC l lmut- liunloltl it s -lo . . . an informed baslcetlvall fan . a halo of lwlundn- curly hair . . . her tea leaves spell a future as a teleplmnt- operator . . . a tall. slender lass . . . denture and diminutive . . . the bashful type. MILDRED GYDUSKA iIonlxm'lt'iul Millie . . . especially likes music . . . wide and varied record collection . . . looks forward to serving in the Wavn's as an officer . . . quick with a stniln- . , . carefree sense ul humor . . . Anna Mae's side-kick. BERNICE HALEZfKK fit'llt'l'2ll B . . . seen with Josie . . , has travelin' hlues . . . lends her voice to the chorus . , . lakes things in stride , . . liltes popular songs . . . lives In NlcKeesport. clit-ers for lluqtn-sm' , . , honey-colored locks. ROBERT HANKS ylllillllilllll Pete . . . short stuff , , . captivating brown eyes , . . Ingh- jumping cheerleader . . , popular with the girls . . . sights set on career as electrical -engineer . . . smooth dancer . , . good looking . . . played thu little boy roles in Dramatic Club productions. JOANN HANYAK Cotutut'l't'i:tI Jo Ann . . . a laugh all her own , . . sunny disposition . . . lost without a radio . . . try to keep her quiet . , edited Club and Editorial pages of the ECHO . , . tht- lvuys fan'l resist that twinkle in her eye. GEORGE HAROULAKIS Ymxtlionqil Joe . . . a man of moods. one minute loquacious. the next. uncommunicative . . . always combing his hair . . . one ul the shop boys . . . pool table artist . . . can always ln- Iountl at the library . . . a mop of hair. 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S niors - ml thrillfffl to the quivtl autiful Christmas assembl . . . ALEX HUTNIK 'l'c1'lmit':il Hut . . . might be an architect someday . , . track man . . . where there are girls, there's Hut . . . stands out in a crowd . . . his black and red Buick is an original . . . keeps pace with the latest fads. JOHN HVIZDOS 'l'ct'lmii'zll Yunlt . . comes to conclusions that are right for him . . . fourth charter member of the Duquesne Place Boys . . . whiz at math . . . ace baseball player . . . from mighty senior to lowly freshman in college. ALBERT IVAN Vocutioiiail Al . . . that blond hair is the envy of many girls . . . if you find Bill, Bernie. and Ed, you find Al . . . has that relaxed attitude . . . is there anyone who hasn't ridden in that Chrysler? JOHN IVASKA Ytrrziliouzll Yunk . . . displays an admirable brand of loyalty in all he does . . . hale, hearty. robust . . , proudly wore a football uniform . . . a wizard at the culinary arts . . . hopes to emerge from his studies an efficient machinist, BETTY JAKUBOVICS .xfllllllllllf Bets . . . gay blonde with blue ey-es . . . enjoys a happy affinity with Lois . . . gentle. determined . . . a definite flair for French and speech work . . . her arrow of success is pointed at teaching secondary education. EVELYN JANUSEK Gciicrul Ev . . . the clown of room 11 . . . collects photographs as n hobby . . . talks more than she listens . . . Goldilocks with short curls . . . as a medical secretary, she'll ease everyone-'s pains with that engaging smile. SALLY JENNINGS Cloiiiliiciriall Sal . . . links arms with Mary Daniels at the skating rink . . . English tops her list of studies . . . say good-bye to your worries when you engage her in conversations . . . dancing comes naturally to Sal. CLARENCE JOHN 'fccllnifrll Bud . . . free-wheeling intelligence . . . enjoys hunting . . . drops nickels in the juke box over and over again for Rhapsody In Blue . . . his timing always was terrific . . . career in engineering li-es before him. DONALD JOHNSON General Butch . . . star hurdler on the track team . . . carrying home books helped develop his muscles , . . an important member, along with Mel. Terry. laloward, of The Four Sharps . . . ooo. how he loves Mr. B. DONALD JORDON General Don . . . quizzical and diverting . . . Yunk. Bernie and he. the core of the Duquesne Place gang . . . unscatlied by higher education . . . fishing all day suits him fine . . . he'll look good in a uniform. Ever one breutlletl easier ROBERT KACINKO Cointnt'i't'i:il Curt . . . Jackie Gleason. the second . . . impressed with the possibilities of a career as a brlrklayer . . . those shoulders are the result of weight lifting . . . a sports fiend . . . lloh and Lenny. an unbroken alliance. ALICE KALO .Xt mlemit' Al , . . her blonde hair accentuates her fragile and feminine look . . . day dreams of that light green Ford . . . everyone-'s troubles are her own . . . another potential Florence Nightene gale . . . lVlillie's co-sufferer in class. JOHN KAMAUF Vocatiuiiail Jack . . . freckles accent his already boyish appearance . , . philosophizes with What don't bother you. don't bother it . . . making blueprints and plans has prompted him to become a draftsman . . . matches wits with other pool sharks. MARGARET KANIENAR lioniniertiall Marge . . . gracious socially: affable vocally . . . Pardon me for living . . . likes nothing hetter than dancing . . . an airline hostess. for her the ideal temporary career . . . slender and impeccable . . . mimics Martha Ray. DONALD KAPOLKA Vocational Don . . . likes to tinker with machines . . , curly, curly hair . . . blushes fast and furiously . . . do the girls admire him or that Pontiac . . . basketball, under the lights on Polish Hill, takes up his time. SYLVIA KARBOWVIAK Home licononi its Syl . . . torn between a career as a girl Friday or an angel of Mercy . . . improves her bowling average with Thresa. Yolanda and Joan as onlookers . . , He seeing you. is her valedictory. ANN KARLOVSKI tloininert ial Ann . . . a real party-girl in the Elsa Maxwell tradition . . . Audrey's friend . . . relaxed, chatty. happy . . . ro.-cotninends dancing for relaxation . , . looks forward to marriage with great enthusiasm . . . tiny brunette with big ideas FRANK KARPINSKY 'lil'lllIlllLIl Karp . , . smart clothes . . . won't give tht- girls a break . . . is preparing for a life in Navy blue . . . seen cverywheteg seldom heard , . . listens while l'lnb and Frank discuss tht- Duquesne sports scene. IOME KELLERMAN tltunmertiatl lome . . . defies the latest style trend with her beautiful, long brown hair . . . tall silhouette . . . secretarial work appeals to her commercial interests . . . maintains literary sense by reading the latest and best in novels, EILEEN KELLY fi0lIlllll'l'll1ll Ei . . . has no spare time . . . Rosie's shadow . . . aspires to the role of housewife . . . her hair is always soft and shining . . . sighs, lim crushed. but the gleam in her eyes belies it. seniors 0 cxzunsw, we gloutetl 1- Q x 1 Q After-effects of chemistry lab. LLOYD KELLY v0l'1lllUll1ll Sam . . . not everyone can have blond hair and blue eyes . . . takes his falls at the skating rink . . . states the affirm- ative with Yea'sa . . . tutors Teck and Bill in the art of fishing. CHARLES KINNER Vocatimiznl Chuck . . . works with joe Cabray in learning the mysteries of wires and switches . . . kind of shy, and yet he manages to set the feminine hearts a'flutterin' . . . not much to say. WVILLIAM KIRSCHMAN fiClIl'l'2ll Willie . . . rollicking, frolicking end man in Mellon's Minstrel . . , brown eyes with hair to match . . . a familiar foursome . . . jim, Frank. john and Willie . . . makes model airplane building his hobby . . . his ideas are fresh-minted. MAXINE KLEIN .lczulcinic Max . . . a magnet for male attention . . . sculptured hair- do and a twinkle in the eye . . . with Max. clothes are an art . . . always eating apples . . . five feet five inches of sparkling personality and ability. BETTY KNOX .Xczulc-init' Lizzie . . . musically inclined . . . Bubsy, Lois and Gracie ar-e her pals . . . everybody is nuts where she's concerned . . . chief of the ECHO . . . makes a joke of everything . . . has nothing definite planned for the future. ROBERT KOCAK Vocal itbllill Koz . . . dreams of being an electricians matt' in the Navy . . . bowling and dancing are his after school diversions . . . happy-go-lucky . . . main ambition is to get a 95 in English. LA RUE KOCH .xC'2llll'lllll La Rue . . . a future nurse . . . displays her talents while working for the Duquesne Times . . . an ardent fan of ,lay Michacl's . . . shares her secrets with Mary Ann and Evelyn . . . . possesses special ability in photography. j0HN KOLLAR Acaitlcillii Killer . . . as good in the classroom as on the gridiron . . . a football fundamentalist. big and bold . . . a quizzical quin- tet . . . Bob, Don. Garsh. Vus. and Killer . . . crazy for Mr. Reutzel's jokes . . . individual and unexpected. vnlx lUUALlXllUN -if 'r But officer, don't you stop on green lights? -IANET KORBANIC ilil'lllllit'1ll Jan , . . dark brown hair and eyes . . . never a dull moment . . . loafing is her favorite pastime . . . Mary Ann's buddy- pal . , . the highest rung on her success ladder is fashion de- signing . . . constantly talking. HELEN KOSANOVIC .xt'2ltll'llllt Kas . . , plans to study nursing at Homestead . . . confi- dential with Max. Pat, Carol. Norma and Doris . . . dancer in lVlellon's Minstrels , . . spends het' leisure time filling her wardrobe . , . many musical abilities . , . fashion-minded. ETHEL KOTRADY t1miunt'l't'izll Ethel . . . Mrs. Kc.-merer's girl Friday . . . pet peeve is night- work . . . never without Yvonne and Dorothy . . . a petite. soft-swollen miss , . . skating. good books and chemistry rate with her . . . light brown hair with contrasting hlue eyes. JOAN KOVAC .xt'1llll'Illit' Joanie . . . collects odd coins . . . Shirley is her other half . . . snark of music burns bright , . . aspires to be a teacher or personnel director . . . sparkling blue eyes and light blonde hair . , . high-stepping majorette. BERNARD KRACINOVSKY 1-t'm'i'zlI lfutrh , . . happy-go-lucky temperament . . . is in his element when swimming at the Library pool . . . down to the sea in ships via the Merchant Marine . . . a short but rugged individual. PHILLII' KRIVACEK 'I t't'lllllt'lll Stub . . . reddish hair and green eyes . . . an inseparable combo-Swannie. Turk. Prok and Stub . . . look for him at l:erruck's market . . . always skimming the edge of nonsense , . . full of impish. practical jokes. LORETTA KUKTA fitlllIIlll'l'tl1ll Mitzie , . . punctuates her conversation with Get wise . . . collects friends as easily as some girls collect bracelets , . . clouds of wavy. dark-brown hair . . . radiant smile . . dancing and skating are her favorite pastimes BERT LAZAR hltltillltillill Sonny . . . a mania for machines . . . Don and he. a constant duet . . . quiet . . . an avid baseball fan , . , blond . . . played tag with the tardy bell . . . goes anywhere and everywheie in that Packard. 'i mint on spring calentlars . . . DONALD LAZOR 'l'ci'l1nit'zil Hub . . . tall dark-haired charmer . . . his interests are mechanical and mathematical . . . a serious outlook on life. although his wit is a tonic . . . knows his sports . . . listens to Pirare baseball broadcasts in the summer, REGIS LESKO 'l't't'l1n icall Reg . . . enjoys cracker-barrel sessions with friends . . . vigorous. often argumentative. always absorbing . . . takes lif-e easy . . . shares Bing Crosby's enthusiasm for racing . . . loud colors in clothes . . . has a passion for automobiles, especially Buiclcs. ELLEN LOIR Cmninc1'i'ia1l Ellen . . . recommends dancing as a panacea for troubles . . , shares every woman's ambition, to marry a millionaire . . . discriminating football fan . . . Ann and Audrey help her solve the problems of the universe in their gab-fests. BARRY LONG 'l'ct'linit':il Barry has a unique vision of the world . . . gives his own twists to the traditional school boy diversions . . . with jocu- larity he says. lt isn't how big you are. it's how bad you are. THELMA LOWVRIE .xl'illlL'lllll' Bubsy . . . the most adorable giggle . . . petite . . . lovely and formidable . . . a pacesetter in trigonometry class . . . trusted with the fastidious job of handling money-raising pro- jects for the ECHO'-college should be her oyster. JOHN LOYA .-Xczitlcitiit' johnny . . . another shutter-bug . . . he and Pete enjoy rare and wonderful friendship . . . has a vocation to the priest- hood . . . find him on a baseball diamond on a summer afternoon . . . a man of few words. JAMES LUKUS Yoczilioiizil Tink . . . polishes cars . . . in the American tradition. his ambition is to have his own business . . . stocky. straight- shouldered . . . Glearn. john and Tink. a smooth-running combination . . . democracy proved to be his favorite. GERALD LUTSKO Yucailioiizil jerry . . . teamed up with Bobby Hanks to form Duquesne's mighty mite cheerleaders . . . he and Shim spend time away from electric shop at Septer's . . . humor and confidence. an unbeatable social combination. ROBERT MADEYA 'l'vclinit':1l Bob . . . try to picture him without that crew cut . . . pitched fast and furiously from Duquesne Hi's mound , . . the highest rung on his ladder of success is electrical engineering . , . seldom voices his thoughts. MILDRED MALI .icaulcinic Milly . . . all the boys will deliberately develop aches and pains when Milly becomes a nurse , . . Alice and she. two inseparable blondes . . . demure smile . . . frivolous at times . , . blue eyes with a far-away look. 03 ,sf .A.fm,, V x ' . ' i If if i Y D U ' It was great fun 4'l1t-tfrit JOAN MALOY Xl1llli'lIlll joanie . . . her social affair, keep her atc-ppm' . . . sweet- natured coleen . . , believes nfs. better to he late than never . . . wonlt a nurse's cap look pert on her ponytail . . . cutt- dimples frame a picturesque smile. CAROLE MARTIN X4lItlt'lllll Carole . . . popular. bright. unspoiled . . . for her. nursing is the ideal temporary career , . . vivacioua twinkle in hi-r rv:-N. , . . short. becoming. dark curls . . . dmtriluitt-tl ht-r talents among many activitien . . . a gay. vigorous girl with charm. JOANNE MARTINEZ C'mnim'rtinl Mart , . . looks on the humorous side of life , . . tht- starched white coat of a veterinarian will emphaalre the darkness. of her hair . . . ,lunie and ,loanie-an unbroken allianrr . . . frequently exercised her amile. VIOLET MASLEK 1-vm-l':nI Violet . , . a smile and hello for everyone . . . sltarn-tl secrets, with Nancy and Verna . . . rather rewrvi-d. hut frn-ndlv . , . not-ed for her subtle humor , . . has an amazing nutnlwr of unusual stamps in her collection. RACHEL MATCH tlunmwltizil Rach . . , talented pianist . . . torn ht-tween tlt-hire tn tap on a typewriter and the urge to teach piano . . . enchanting smile . . . always on the go . . . dancing and knitting rate .t second nod from her. RITA MAXWELL LUlllllll'ltl3ll Max . . . an auburn page-boy frames. her tinv It-atnrt-5 . . . Can start a commotion very effortleaaly and then appear very innocent . . . much charm and a gay. light laughter . . . .t pleasure to have around. MARCIA MAZEROV f1UllllllL'l4lill Marsh . . . pretty rosy cheeks. . . . docs, ingenious coin poaitionf. in oils and pastela . . . a discerning intt-rt-at in laf.h- ion . . . the ultra-feminine look . . . tall and graceful . . . soft-spoken . . . clothe, are one of her manor pawions. MARY JEAN MCCABE f'UlllIlll'I'l'llll Micki-e . . . lively. efferveact-nt peraonalitv . . . nt-ver a worry or care . . . happy-go-lucky . . . can he at-rintla . . . rute habit of fluttering her eyelashes . . . Mivkn- wnhnut Goonlts isn't Mickie . , . we predict a nursing cart-or. jAMES MCIVER ll'llllll4lIl ,lim , . . tall and alnn . . . always finding way, to avoid doing work . . . broad grin indxcatex hia unu-.ual at-ine of humor . . . a lighthearted kind of pc-mon, fun-loving and out-going, DOLORES MEDULIC f1Ulllllll'lt iall Dolly . , . frown of xhort. hlondt- curls . . . ln-lin-vtw that it's a woman'5 prerogative tn he lan- . . . quirk to smile. slow to frown . . . has that handbox look nnnglt-N i-.wily with all kinds ol people. Seniors pluvlty llUUllSll'l'S . . . .K X ' P L . A J - N , E I F' 3 ? ll? ' fx ? . bf f And Here We Have H O 1 orangeadef EIHVARD MENZIE I crliuitatl lid . . .oooo. that grin . . . his clothes are tailored and elegant , . . if his hlue l-ord could write its nn-mmrs. thc hoolc would mal-ce every hes! seller list . . . a gilt lor persuasion. KENNETH MEYER I etltnitgtl Ken . . . hlushes vasilv , . . tall. with an unruly look of hair , . . uncomplicated . . . the hearded Father Time in the Doodle Dandy hit . . , All County Chorus participant . . . he and Alex really have fun. don't they? CONNIE NIICKLO K-em't'nl Mick . . . a football fundamentalist . . . alwavs laughing and very lively . . . matching hrown hair and eyes . . . waiting for graduation day . . , an exciting smile for everyone . . . Ralph and he. young men in a hurrv. JOAN MICKLO I-encrail joanie . . . looks on the hright side of everything . . . her trademark is an arinload of dangling bracelets . . . isn't slit' going to be an attractive nurse . . . Ioquacious when she feels strongly about a subject. JCYHN NIIHALLJVICH I Ct llllitill john . . . always wears levts , . drives a hot-rod . . . would like to he a mechanic . . . makes good use of his automohile , . . Hr-rt thinks lu-is a wonderful friend . . sleeps in on We-dttesday mornings. ROSE MIHALOVICH t1mnnu'rt'i:tl Rosie . . . short and suhtle . . . likes to read . , . plans to be a school teacher . . . host friend. Alirv . . . savs the right thing at the right time , . . serious attitude toward suc- cess . . . well-groomed brown hair. CHARLOTTE MIKLOS tltnutm-t'ci:iI Char , . , talks in a crisp. husiness-like manner . , . alwavs precision perfect . . . taultlessly groomed blonde curls . . . she has the keys to open the door ol a secretaryls office .ifti-r graduation . . . an affahle personality. RflNALD lVlf,DRAK lit'llt'l':ll Mot- . . . has keen appreciation for those little things . . . is convinced that a career as a commercial artist is just the thing for him , , . a dedicated hasehall. hasltethall. and swim- tmng fan . . . dark curly hair. This guy has got to go. IHHKIS Xllll.lN.KRl Xliltlvlllii linux . 4-li-ganl wllnnn-Nm . . , rnwys- slvngnig and dancing . In-r lnvcly lvrmvn m-yi-N arm- inurv vxplu-5:sivv than words . . . .numnxly wamng for hi-r arrival at Pi-nn Slam . . . watches ilu- iaslnun inagavim-x lm' ncw idx-aa, NQFRNIX NlllLlN.KRl .XC2Illl'Illil Nurm . . . laslnunl pm-K . . . lall and gracvful . . . good at .ull xpnru . . . lllum il:u1c'll1g . . . high jumping flu-vrli'aClL'r , , uwa hi-r pi-r5nnalny no charm 1-va-r'ymw . . . calf! hold hor nluun whvn xhv lnalzvs up lu-r mind. RITA ,KNN MORGAN lIullllm'l'c'i:ll Rim . . 4 linda ol, lwrainx , . . a rvgular pm-i lauruatc . . . In-.nnilul. hug ilunplm and uwr- thuin for vvcryonc . . . being .1 wnau- wrrvhiry will he fun . . . playa piano and harnunv Imin . . . .zppn-man-5 lhv flarnnrh, SHIRLEY NIURG.-KN fiUlllllll'lll1ll Shurl . . li-ads. .I gr.n'1-hll and pnrpor.n-ful Iifv . . . very qui-fx .mul rn-wlvvd. hul nlvuln-rs.l.1mll11g . , . grvax pl-rxonal rharm . . hi-r hilrlrlws arm- Carol and Ruth . . , will maki- .i u-rx' ni-.u and .mraruvo M-crvrarv. FR KNK NIRACIN filllllIllK'll'iill l'mnkw . . , likiw ru vu-ar ilu- lan-at alylim in flothvr. . . . viuulai hkv to lu- .i prxvau- di-ii-ftivv . . . daring vvrfatilxtv . . . 1-Inova :ravi-ling . . . duliksw Immvwurk vcry murh . . . always al--rr and rvaldv with :Q xxnilv, ICDYVXRD Nlllllfil Xillillillllill Iid . . . llkcs ln gn Imnuug and fimhing . . . usually wvn with Ron and Miki- . . . vm-ry tru-ndly . . . in hm prodigmux xlvndn- lin-rv ie- grval power . . . ni-vi-r walks wha-n he has an nppurulnny for .1 rldv FRANCES N.-KD fiUllllllK'Ill2ll lfrzux . . . ln-r rvrunl rullvfrmn ix van! and M-lcctivo . . . what ix ilu-rv sn .nrr.u'uv4- .ihnul Saturday nights al Wlxitc Oak? iranuml . . . Slnrlvy, lialwc. and mhu. an unhc-aiablu rom- lvnnalmn , . HHN rain-rs on :-kan-:L LUl'lS NXHURY lZmlllm'rL'iall lun Iukvx In fish and hum . . . .ln advocate of push-button living , . . :N iliac wavy han' ilu- rm-sul! of a Tom? . . . Im lntlmau- lrn-nllw arm- lm- and Huh . , . rollcrtx sralnpw aw a lml-lu. 'W O L1 !lll0l'S 0 lwcanlc prolivii-nt salcslm' SN I, ia the subscription campaign . . TH RESA NAPOLI tiuiiiiiiercial Threse . . . prefers mountain-style music and collects records of such . . . raven locks frame a bright smile . . . sighs, Oh heckln . . . an enduring triangle-Threse, Joan and Sylvia . . . displays an excessive dislike for showoffs. SHEILA NEGLEY Aczulcinic Sheila . . . her beautiful voice often earned her the applause of her class . . . handles a baton with ease . . . artfully poised . . . dramatic-minded . . . Peanut brittle . . . always has a song in her heart . . . flair for fashion. DOROTHY NICHOLS Home l'll'0li0Ill ics Dot . . . she and Myrtle are the best of friends . . . skates. dances, and sings equally well . . . curls up with a good book on many occasions . . . perhaps a career in the Waves. CHARLOTTE NORKUS lloiniiicrciail Char . . . a regular chatterbox . . . dramatically inclined . . . her wil: is a tonic for the cares of the world . . . Mrs. Kemerer's right hand girl . . . hers is the universal ambition to strike it rich. ARLINE ONDREY fl0lllIIlCI'Ciill Leen . . . rushed to school every morning . . . cool, calm. collected . . . where Lorraine goes. she goes . . . career girl . . . mastermind in math . . . talkative among her own friends . better than average student . . . catchy giggle. EDWARD PACACHA 'I'ct'hnicul Ed . . . looks like a Harvard boy with his crew cut . . . that easy, relaxed walk . . . has that boyish charm so devas- tating to girls . . . intrigued by the spirit of competition in racing pigeons. AUDREY PALESTRA General Aud . . . short curly brown hair worn in the Elizabeth Taylor style . . . an air hostess, perhaps . . . an exponent of good conversation . . . brown eyes, with a hint of demur-eness in them now and then. GERALD PARENICHKA Voczilimizll Gerry . . . a thatch of black hair . . . glowing brown eyes . . . derives pleasure from playing cards . . . future plans include becoming a machinist . . . walk of assurance . . . broad grin . . . eager and willing to please. ERMA JUNE PARSONS tloinincrcizil Sugar . . . pale blonde hair contrasting with the rich color- ing of her cheeks . . . Bell will gain a cheerful telephone operator . . . fondness for hillbilly records . . . radiates con- fidence . , . friendly smile. VIOLET PETROVICH Comincrcizll Vi . . . large beautiful eyes . . . little Miss Tranquility suits her . . . will make a good secretary some day . . . reads widely on subjects concerning swimming . . . dainty white hands subject of envy . . . seen but not heard. , s. Il! f li ii 2.55, xx -ii ,isis ii if 1 eil? 05,15 ts, A Ldizilfg 1 1 R' K l TT 'K . -5 L Q fquecgies arrived at last . . . w MARY PINKOVSKY t.miittit't'ti1tl Pinky . . . unpredictable and creative . , . continuously on the go . . . demonstrates her skill as a seamstress by making her own clothes . . . a sprinkle of freckles on her nose a la ,loan Crawford. RONALD PISKORIK Yucziliuiiail Ron . . . distinctive. because of his height and physique . . . apparently oblivious to the fact that he has quite a few secret admirers . . , bashful, but charminglv so . . . iust how many times has he wrecked his Dads Ford? DOROTHY POTONIA .Xianlcniit Dot . . . a blonde. brownveyed charmer . . . flawlessly fashionable . . . a softness immensely flattering . , . never at a loss for words . . . do you remember her lovely solo in a quiet and darkened auditorium at Christmas time? j0HN POTOMA lL't'lllIll1ll john . , . all things mechanical fascinate him , . . doeslft have much to say . . . an amateur naturalist . . . plans to become an aircraft designer . . , a charter member of the Hill toppers , . . females label him cute. FRANK PROKENPEK liCl'l1llll1ll Prok , , . gets along with the girls . . . understanding and patient . , . clean-cut good looks . . . always lift--loving . , . joins the other stags at Abe's in his free moments after school . , , handles a basketball with ease. BERNARD RADAKOVICH tLt'm'l'ztI Berk . . . a math whiz . . . brown eyes in an extremely mobile face . . . spends spare titne shooting pool . . . did Arthur Murray give him dancing lessons . . . sideburns a-la a movie hero . . . quiet but not shy. DANIEL RADAKOVICH lt'tllIllt'ill Rada . . . tall co-captain of the football team . . . un- bridled. unsaddled. uncorralled . . . ace-charmer . . . easy on the eyes . . . astounds with pungent sayings . . , had the sin- gular distinction of being named to the All-Star football team. JOHN RAGAN Ynrzilimiatl Fats , . , usually seen with the two Georges . . . distant but courteous . . . leisure time spent at Septt-r's . . . favorite subject. math . . , an ardent supporter of hockey . . . the electrical field fascinates him . . . keen appreciation of little things. CAROL RAMSEY f'UIIllllt'l'lliIl Shortie . . , petite. flaxen-haired. with rwinkliniz blue eves . . . always on the go . . . has hopes of being a private secree tary . . . treasure chest of vim. vigor. and vitality , , . chi!- chat at its gayest . . . balanced student council treasury. NANCY RASP Al'2ltll'llllt Nance . . . as popular as she is pretty . . , the scrapbook of her senior year is voluminous . . . wonit she be an addi- tion to some college campus , . . unparalleled sense of humor . . . an unforgettable gal. .'1-niors vappctl untl swiped 'em . . . t n? 6 :FE I 1 ,,..,? You're not 2I. PATRICIA RATIII xllltlflllit Ijat . . . inseparahle from the cause of the student council . . , pet pet-ve, moody people . . . collects material for her scrapbook , . . calls everyone Honey. and dun't they love it . . tackles her correspondence at every odd moment. PATRICIA RIFKO Iioiiiim-iriail Pat . . , gentle-voiced. pretty. neateminded . . . with deter- mined concentration ran the yearbook staff . . , verhose when the subject is important enough . . . cute dimples and th.u lovely. cool look . . . neat as a pin . , . vivid imagination. AUDREY ROSENISUSCH .Xtiltll'IllIt Aud , . . big wideeopen eyes . . instinctive are her courtesy. her dignity. her generosity of spirit . . . won't she he lovely in the white of a nurse . . . a devotee of hursehack riding and square-dancing. LOIS RINGBLOOM .Xczltlclilic Loie . . . nice. long brown hair . , . harbors the ambition of entering the nursing held . . . an ardent supporter of the Pittsburgh Pirates . . . has congenial friends who talk thi- same language . . . makes calm. correct decisions. LAIVRENCE ROBERTSON IiUlllIlH'H izul Lolly . . . on the -serious side . , . pals through thick and thin with Kenny Nelson . . . future plans undecided . . , drives a Nlercury . . . a firm heliever that silence ls golden , . . the last one getting to school. CHARLES ROIIIS Il'lllllIllll Chuck . . . tall and lanky. like a movie cowboy . . . on the track team . . . could play cards all day . . . where does he go in that dark green Ponuac . . . a mediator . , , polite K and ixnpassive, MARGUERITE ROHALY fil7lllIlll'I'lIlII 41 Midge . . . is she spoofing in saying she will he a private- eyc' . . . her collection of crooners' pictures might he valuable some day . , , her enthusiasm is catching . . . an informed fan nf popular music, IIARIIARA RIIHIJSKI .Xt1ltlL'lllit' Barb . . . liberal with her smile .... i look of easy elegance . . . Barb. Pat. and Patsy. a potent trio . , . tall and statin esque . . . won't she be good public relations .is gi si-cret.u'y to some executive? With or without? GEORGE ROSKO 'l't't'Imit'zll Rocky . . . purveyor of sage advice to all the girls who Gonfide in him . . . startling vocabulary , . . a stage triumph in Mr, Barryis Etchingsn . . . in the middle of any commo- tion . , . universal opinionf- Rorlcy's a great guy. NANCY ROSSELL Cit'ncl'znl Nanr . , . public-spirited . . . always has something to say . , . ardent sports fan . . , shelters high hopes of being xt missionary nurse . . . shares a well-molded friendship with Verna . . , writes letters in her spare time. JAMES ROZGONY C0lIlllll'lil'lZIl jim . . . natural wit and boisterous high spirits . . . vigorous. always absorbing . . . could it be his wonderful sense of humor that kt-eps the girls intt-rested . . . looking forward to :tn office Joh , . , talent for talking. JOAN ROZGONYI fl0IlllIlCl't'l1ll Joanie . . . collects movie magazines . . . shares her good times with Joanne . . . a little shy . . . enjoys listening to a radio . . . dreams of wearing the uniform of a Wave and visiting romantic ports of call. -'AMES RUHE 'l't't'l1nit'ztl ,lim . , . his horn-rimmed glasses are distinctive a la Russel Nvpt- . . . copied Doris's trig . , . his specialty is jitterbugging . . . has that well-groomed appearance . . . wears a broad smile i-very day of the week, PHILLII' SABOL Xlllllllltllllll Flip . . . nothing is so stimulating as a day with gun and dog . . . tht- pt-rplvxities of an automobile engine intrigue him . . , set-n everywhere in that steel-gray Pontiar . . . a college education is his greatest ambition. RUTH ST. CLAIR .xl'1lIll'1lllt' Ruthie . . . long brown hair, lustrous. with glimmering high- lights . . . surprising yet subtle . . . usually with Pat . . . rolls-ge-bound . . . a bright. tempered talent. evidenced in her short stories, DOLORES SALOPEK CImntnt'rt'izil Dolly . . . her haircut is distinctive . , . intends to become is wifi chemistr rates to s with her danting a hot.e - . . . Q y , p. . . . is a passion with her . . . she and Nanc are blithf.-some twins . , . down-to-earth attitude, Seniors The lovellc-st nwht of the yea tX ,,., ' '-,E.:v?' ,.T,,l'3,,1Eli ff. in is , if ' Ewing.. ' , 7 '13 51 165 v als is 1 prom-bound guys and dolls . . . J 4: NANCY SALOPEK Cmnmcrcial Nanc . . . plans a secretarial career . . . one of the twins . . . dancing is her specialty . . . usually with Sylvia and Dolly . . . can't be beat at shorthand and typing . . . is in a constant race with time. JOHNNY SANDERS General johnny . . . his brand of humor is a source of continual amusement to his friends . . . an advocate of easy and re- laxed living . . . with him, automobiles are much more than a means of transportation. BEVERLY SANES 'lccltn ical Bunny . . . the ultimate in chic . . . the artist's imprint on everything she touches . , . enthusiastic follower of modern fiction and poetry . . . her love is horses, but for practical purposes she drives a blue De Soto. .IAMES SAUNDERS Yutxlliotlzll ,lim . . . that clean-cut look . . . very good taste in clothes . . jack of all trades . . . it's the peaceful solitude that makes fishing so enjoyable to him . . . could Pepsodent be the answer to that captivating smile? CHARLES SCHORR Vocailimlzll Chuck . . . his vocation is to serve other people . . . per- forms his duties with majestic tact . . . a star on a dance floor . . . devotes after school hours to his satisfying task of truck driving. FLOYD SCHUCHERT 'l'ct'I1nic:1l Floyd . . . likes to juggle figures around . . . quiet as a mouse-at times . . . blue eyes and a smile that set the fair-er sex aglow . . . will make a good C.P.A .... reads loads, particularly adventurous novels. WEN DELL SCOTT Vocal itmzil Windy . . . peps up all conversations with his own inter- esting tales . . . with remarkable ease. his quick wit keeps his friends in stitches . . . Stan and Mel team up to form his appreciative audience. YVONNE SEEMAN Colnlnc1't'iztl Yo . . . a secretarial position is her main ambition . . . Dorothy, Ethel and Yo often skate trio . . . her brunette hair is her greatest charm . . . maintains a love for the wide open spaces.. SYLYIA SEILER C0lllIllClTl2ll Syl . . . honey-blonde hair . . . an ardent movie fan . . . wishes to enter the secretarial field . . . big brown eyes with pn-tty dimples to match . . . a threat to Esther Williams . . . dances like a professional. MICHAEL SERVANSKY Vocational Mike , . . slick as a whistle . . , shares shop talk with Ed and Ronnie . . . an electrical speed enthusiast . . . bases future plans on the art of constructing those cozy ranch homes everyone dreams of owning. i,-1 ..+..,.g , X , i, 9 x is k in Anil suddenly ,Iunt W. fi' s 4 S Ti . y if rd l f 6 i F . J f xg. ' 41' CHARLES SHAWN' Vocational Bird . . . well known for his outstanding clothes , . . pre- fers being a man of leisure . . . can usually be found at the library . . . tall and lanky . . . machines always have and always will appeal to him. CALVIN SHEASLEY Tcfililliczil Cal . . . patient president of the Student Council . . . a dynamo of energy . . . that look of distinction . . . Tenor of D.H.S. Quartet . . . always with Harold . . . his calling is the ministry . . . a typical college man. GEORGE SHIMKUS Vocational Shim . . .the life of any party . . .must carry a treasure chest full of kindness with him...favoritt- phrase. Go ahead, he like that . . . an efficient electrician ht-'ll be , . . dresses im- maculately. jACQUELINE SHRIFT ,-Xczttleitlic Jackie's bubbling friendliness is contagious . . . wholesome and sincere . . . she is gifted with a variety of talents . , . musically sensitive . . . this blueeeyed blonde has a radiant glow about her . . . an enviable sense of humor. ROMALD SIKORA 'lit't'litiit':tl Spoogie , . . devotes a lot of time to pool . . . famous lines- Beat it, kid . . . his clothes are really something to behold . . . walked the halls with the office his stopping place . . . black curly hair. STANLEY SKWERES 'I etliniczil Curly and those nice dark eyes . . . when in need, he com- mandeers Romald . . . hotvrod mad and happy . . . interested in career opportunities as a forest ranger . . . foothall and girls, his forte . . . man about town. SHIRLEY SMITKO fi0llllllCl'ClZll Debby . , . nutse's training at We-st Penn will he the opt-n sesame to a career as an airline hostess . . . what would Shirl and Joanne do without her . . . self-assertive . . . an all- around sportswoman. BERNICE SMOUSE Aczttlcitiic Bernie . . . everyone agrees that slit-'s a wonderful girl . . . friendly brown eyes , . . engaging manner . . . an aspirant to the Robert Morris Secretarial School , . . finds pleasure in reading and cooking . . . ardent rooter for our basketball team. DOROTHY SOBECK Home l'1t'miotiiit's Dot . . . pretty dimples complement her fascinating smile . . . would rather swim than walk . . . dances as well as a professional . . . chooses Marge for her confidante . . . has a pleasing voice which she uses to advantage ANASTASIA SPIROFF Cltiititiielfizil Nini . . . a Michelangelo haircut . . . could show Arthur Murray's teachers a thing or two . . . more bounce to the ounce . . . dancing brown eyes . . . wonderfully effective and tidy-minded as Humor editor of the ECHO. Seniors tasting out all over . . . G i li' , is i, Humpty Dumpty STEPHANIDA SPIROFF Coti1t1tt'l't'inl Teffy . . . her clusky hair remains her crowning glory . . . enormously energetic as Feature Editor of the ECI-10 . . . Nini and Taffy. a double pleasure . . . likes to design clothes . . . smooth as quicksilver . . . spic and span look. -IOHN STANLEY .xt'2ltll'lllll' ,lack . . tremendous energy and concentration . . he has a fast mind , . . with him medicine will be both a vocation and an avocation . . . responsible for hard-hitting ECHO editorials . . . devotes spare time to radio and aviation. BEVERLY STEELE Ctnntnt'tt'i:il Bev . . . taffy-colored hair, silky, and always neatly ar- ranged . . . innocent blue eyes . . . possesses an artistic feel for color--evident in her choice of apparel , . . looks forward to her daily tete-a-tete with Phyllis. GEORGE STENGER 'l't't'l1liit':ll George . . . the tardy bell always waited for him in the morning . . . veritable fish in the water . . . always with the Crawford Hill gang . . . the crystal ball reveals an easel and brush in his future. SHIRLEY STEWART llmnc licmlmnits Shirl . . . everyone remarks about her poise . . . she likes clothes and cooking, is typically feminine . . . if Sltirl feels strongly about a subject. words come easily . . . the modern novel fills her after school hours. ROBERT SWANSON 'lit't'llIlll'1Il Swanie . . . a hard core of irreducible respect for fact and excellence . . . his crewcut is his trademark . . . a bevy of belles have secret crushes on Bob . . . brilliant . . . covered sports for the ECHO STEPHEN SZEPESI 'lil'l'lllIlL'1ll Steve . . . a tall, dark young man . . . initiate good manners . . . collects and makes records as a hobby . . . enthusiastic sports fan . , . Mole and he certainly have fun together . . . anticipates a college career. IRENE TACZAK Cotnincrciul I . . . can be identified by her bangs . . . Barb and she, a durable duet . , . flair for fashion . . . as fresh and cool as :t cucumber . . . where does she find the energy for those com- plicated square-dance routines? He must have Chanel No. 5 in that heaker. IZIAINE TAIQAHIEK iZunnnc'n'iaul fflu-1-mln . , . fund ul lgnlglnvr. full nl fun , . . power nf pu-rxnmnun unpnrnlll-ll-d. wnlwm In-r lop pogmon in mln- mags' :nw mlnpmgn . . . nm-vvr .1 dull moms-nl wlu-n Clam-Kala! .urnund , . . Skxru almv. ln-rc xlu- rnnnvs. NIXRTHX TERZA Xmaulcxnim M, 'll .,,. lux-ulv and wrvnv . . . vvry clark hair and eww . Mmm l.:-n snnlv . Alum- and joan nlmra-cl hor confxcln-nn-5 . . Q-xrrvrm-ly lnwlllgn-nr .md vm-rsatllv . . . mls-nu-d nvucllv- wnnmn . , . prnnrnng mn3nrn'm- who ncldl-d zip to the lvancl. RIIIHARD TUPLEY flfllfllll Duck . , . manm for numnmulnll-5 . . unjoys riding m them .und unkvrmg wnh mln-xr nmrora . . drlvvs .1 lruck In his qmw nnw . . , nh, :how lwlxn- 1-yw . rho xtrnng. will-nr typo , . what lx ln- rn-.xllv tlnnkmg. Rfllflfkrr Tfllilllfl l Ut llllltill llurrh . . . that rlmrrnung gran , . . ls hu uvvr wrwour, for lunge-r than :A mnnltv . . . lunws gurls an n diva-rsiun , , . beats lln- drum nn lln- Clvzw Krurm lnalllon . , , liolw I5 nn advoratv uf ml-V llvmg IIAXIEH TOTH .lcllmlrllllc xlnn . . . nm- nf nur mln-atm' lung . . . hilarious ns an and n-an rn rlu- Mellon! lVlunstrvl , . , vnav going and can-lrve . . . xlrllglntful wine- uf lnllnnr , . . Kln' outdoor lvpv . . . -.omvrlnng apps-alnng :md cute about him. 'YIQRRY 'rRfYXLER K-CllL'l'Lll lv , . . n Nm-rmun lnurlmll lan , , , truly loves xporu , . another Nat King Colm- . . , usually found :Ar Goodenk ffnnfvrlmnarv wuh lns frn-nds , . . vxu-llcnl rlntlu-5 wine-A Il.nr lor Ihr nruguml . . . lnvurlu- saying. Hfflnvck your roll! Nllllll.-HEL TUCHAR Vllvfllllltlll Nlllu- . . . tln- lmrklmm- nl mln- M-nlor clan .u claw. prun- clvnl . . , flu-lnlral vngxlworxxwg ulh-rg lwrlghl prosperts . . . wplvnnl nnxgln-J vnu-11-an . . . always mln- purh-cl gvnllcman . . . nmvnr of Duqm-saw for zu dan' . . . haskollmll rn-mainx hu una- lovv, f1llNS'r.'lNTlNE 'rZAlllfHlZfKKlS lt't'llllll1ll Clunnn' . . . quwr. pour-d. and wa-ll mnnm-rm-Cl . . . Curly lmncd rlmrlnrr . . . dlxllllrtlvv In llmm' d.lrk rimnwcl glames . . n mln-nlurl aludm-nl. vu-ry cl:-va-r in manly . . . za lol of clrivc .xml .nnlwxtmn . . lnnlc fur lug rlnngx from Cnnnlc. S niors ml all too soon--al robe fi' , f Q 1 1 I X f ' 4 mortarboard and--goodbye. ALBERT UNDERWVOOD 'l'CClllliC1ll Al is his alias . . . chemistry appeals to him . . . thus, he aims to pursue a pharmaceutical career . . . friendly and con- genial . . . casual and carefree . . . focused the spotlights on the Dramatic Club productions. MARY URDA Home liconomics Mar is happy-goelucky all the time . . . oh. how she hates to get up in the morning . . . pet saying- Holy Crow . . . Marian's inseparable companion . . . enjoys cooking as a hobby. ROBERT VASILISIN 'l'Ct'lllllCill Vus , . . he's shooting for a broadcasting career . . . famous words. Knock it off . . . member of the ABR . . . john. Pete, Connie and he-a double duo . . . his antics are aimed at the funny-bone. NORDEEN VASON Coinnicrciul Nora . . . a funeloving girl with a captivating smile . . . characterized by her sweet voice . . . rhythm in her every movement . . . she must have her dungarees made by a tailor . . . wishes Shakespeare were never born. CLAUDIA VIRAGH Aczltlclliiit Claud . . . big blue eyes contrast pleasantly with her dark hair , . . plans to make pharmacy her career . . . a bubbling and radiant personality . . . unlimited musical abilities . . she's a merry miss on skates. ROBERT VOROS Vocal l0ll1ll Bob . . . his dark hair and winning ways . . . a mathematical genius . . . could it be those magnetic rays of knowledge that attract Bob to the library . . . obtains reel pleasure out of fishing. HOWARD WALLINGTON Gcncrzll Jap , . . hopes to don the Air Force blue and fly the wilcl hlue yonder . . . captain on the Wallingtons . . . often browses through his collection of football pictures . . . a smile from ear to ear. BRITTON WATTS 'I'ccl1nit'a1l Hoots . . . typically American good looks . . . looked espe- cially good in his band uniform . . . great personal charm . . . he and Bill have music as a common interest . . . we predict-a big man on a campus. JOHN WAUGAMAN Vllfilllilllill jack . . . straight-shouldered . . . a careful craftsman . . . the powers of electrons and protons fascinate him . . . a pro- digy on skates . . . self-reliant and responsible . . . with Carol, jim, and Whitey, a happy association. FRED WIECHELT Tcclmical Freddie . . . chauffeurs the girls around . . . he'll come knocking at your door as a traveling salesman . . confides in Alex and Garsh . . . makes excellent use of his time . . . roots for the Giants. ,sm Punch? Yes, thank you. BETTY -I0 WILBURN tlinnnierfizil Betty .lo . . , what some girls wouldn't give for that natural it-tldisli tint in her hair . . . warm. friendly smile , . . basket- lull enthusiast . . . a quiet. unassuming miss , . . would like to enter the field of bookkeeping. Rlllll,-KRD YVILNIANS .tuiileinic Ruth . . . has high hopes of annexing NLD. to his name , . . disarming smile . . . a devilish glint in those deep blue eves . . . without a worry in the world . . . liked math and related sciences. U.-XRRYL WVISBAR 'l'CL'llllllLll Wliiz . . . towering redhead without the proverbial temper . , , s.t'liool's fun on days off . . . Barry's shadow . . . a beau hruminel . . . that quiet manner and his be bop dance floor teflinique are difficult to reconcile. LLEARN YVOOTEN Ylllillllllllll Cilenn , . . leaves his worries on the doorstep . . . a quick sense ot comedy . . . our Chattanooga auto-shine boy . . . .i lleetffooted memher of the track team . . . his face lights up warnily when he smiles. BETTY YAROSIK t1miii1iel't'i:il llvts . . . a real movie fan . , . quiet and discriminating good taste . . . share-a secrets with joan . . . always has a twinkle in her eye . . . looming in the horizon is a career as n private set-i-t-i.ii'y. GEOIULE YASKO Yncaltioiiail ,lov . . . heill do something daring yet . . . dreams of sail- ing the seven seas . . . his courteous service beckons you to lVlaska's Service Station . . . mathematically inclined . . . his future leads to a carpent:-r's position. QIOANNE YOST tioiimiercizil joannie , . . top commercial student . . . her integrity has won her many friends . . . she must wear a pair of silver wings at the skating rink . . . perfect hzindwork in her elegant and personally styled clothes. ROSE MARIE ZABELSKY C0llllllCl'f'lLll Rosie . . . liilei-n's shadow . . . gets caught chewing gum in clit-inistry rlass . . . would like to model . . . the girls envy ih.n naturally curly hair . . . attractive . . . peppy . . . danc- ing dark eyes . . effervesrent as a glass of champagne. '11 I l3lll0l'S .H-. . h H. mlk .us ilu- utlu-rs uurk nn. lflip mlm-5 .lll llw work uhilv ,l.n'l4. K1-n. ,lim .mul lflmclc .wt ns running-lmanl nip:-rinlcmlcnls. 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Xvlllllllll lmlclvr. .X gl'lIlllCl' In Ruswll liricksml zmcl n Xllx1'l'Illilll.lIllll Nlr, lun liclljvxki, lmw corn- spur goin' by U'y:lll llzlrllcy wvn' Yillllllllll plvlul llll lllllllllllg IIllIlllN.'l' nl IJl'0ki1'i'lS wllimlm aulmlilium ln lllc t'llllllJlll1'llI. lmklqll llllklllmullkllglmlm 1 l xvlllllllll lll'UliClllJl'li :mal Ruswll lfriclxs I-ht, Q luck whifh ix mm. mul in 'hc l,1k,t.u.ii wrrc wxpullsilxlcr Im' llw wvlcliug' nl' lllc mu Shop Wu UmNH.mu,ll by 'NIMH lmn- -'Ulm llml mmm. :mal .l1llllL'N S2llllIilCl'S .IlIll.l liulm uvnllgllnmn amd MiK.hm,l Slwmmky Hgnml lXfll2ll-R-lll'OllKllYl'llllll'IlPlll1'il llli'll' skull m XVII Illanl llmc' imlnlling thc llll0l'l'M'l'lll lights lil 'IHS f'W1 'f'Jf'f1- uuuml ilu- mark Ima-ru-lu-s in lhv l'll1'l'll'll' Shop liulll insll'uc'lm's:u1rl 5lllill'IllS mlm this lm wan rl-nllx vmlumznlimlxll :mil lun. llmmlml lin- Hl pllilosnplly, than :mu-Ilim-5 mlm by 1114 Imlkal guml .Iulm lxaaskxl mzulc clrill pros. -, 'A xu SllXCh1lIlll not Illl'lll2l5lL'l'NUl mvu, 49 '1-nior Tamliels . . . tn! IIl.uI s .1 llixim' kcrp llmsm' mu Ull kms, l'.nl ulrnl um: gning lu flu. l4ll XOII io IIIN I I n.lI1'-Inu LAI: , N ln'l1 s ilu- hu' Ihuwl ni lfllllldlilill full . l1lnImm.m In .ull llLllli1'N nun lb II ll s m man. 'K PNN. IIS. YI Iiul xlnlm- Lux' Imlun .1 llllkl urvk lm mlm! T' The o e '1 lllll0l'S I P I Y I 0 l 1 V Lest persontfies Juniors as mldd emen OFFICERS l'rr'.xi1lrul . , ,RlCll.XRll ISOXYICN I'ifw l'n-.tiflrnl noko t HY ytitttiti Nl'1'Vl'flll'Y . l'HYl,l.lS .l.XNll'lS ,1iI'l'!lXlll'l'! CH.XRl.l'fS SK.Xl.lKfKY 'l'he role ol the in-between is always a diI'l'i- the hand, the choruses, and stringed oetette, fllll one, and the Class ol' lSl5'l, too mature lor was aided and abetted by junior musicians, the indulvenee shown to so mhomores. loo im- zillion f them l.ois Smith, ex bert aeeoin Janist, r- . 1 . , 5 . .. . mature lor the delereuee shown to seniors, l'htlomena Mtklos, exciting soprano soloist, appreciated the steady hand and the eool head Phyllis -lames and Arlene Sudie, clever panto- ol Richard Bowen, its president. mimists ol' Nlellon's Minstrel. Staneh supporters ol' the sound mind in a HV' tl i 1 y -I I. l 1. T ll i . . A sound body school ol' thought. junior atltl 'U K 'llllmmcl 0 hlnmh' lf' -lumm W tvlmwd mug on thc WQHTS OI- md ,md class turned their thoughts to the coming year, ul in, I-Umlnll mgkmlyill Ingvhflll ,md wwk whieli would climax their liI'e at high school. It Img N,nm,g'like l,m,m,L Bowen' 'I iqlmm, ln preparation to returning as seniors in the 'isl, l'ent'oske. htnmnerly, and Xvflglll will Ilfblll Klux Ulhulsl HUC delcunl tl UT UI . . ' . . , 1- : . 1r - Q 'fl' ltnd their places tn the galleries ol Duquesne s 'J lm umlmm 5, lhllu. H KH. no llhlcm, llmmx would be rteher lor having shared tn the HN, Swdml' fmlmil the Y-rl-Gem the Ml lriendsltips ol' this, their junior year, at IJ.ll.S. I lub, and homeroom guidance programs have .-Xs they trooped lor the doors in early lune ltlt the impetus ol' junior enthusiasm. Cer- like llroolalyn Dodger lans the t nnly the sueeess ol the musieal organizations, 'l'he best is yet 51 ., 'y promised, to he. The- Juniors . . . ROONI III First Row. I. to r.-I.. Rnhi-rlson, J. W'hite, P. Jnmcs, Nl. Iirvnilln. V. Kovnf. P. Stephen-.on, II. Miklni, M. Kinner. Miss Kfli-ini-ns. Second Row1M. Iinjns. If. II.ill.u, I. Fednr. G. Brings. M. Hassan, N. Nlichunas. P. Sprehn, R. Ciunily. Third Row-H, Ifisarifh. J. IIntclil.n. C. Sknlicky. R. Opailkn. I . Nliv Ginny. M. Mnttis, J. Klcist. CI, Lewis. Fourth Row-II. Barnynk. R. llmifn. F. Garshak, I.. Ihvix, M. Kiwnl- yak. J. Suinluerly. J. Racli-rki. I. Nichola. Absent-E. Iiasistn. J. Ilvro. I, lfurry I.. Unitew. ROOM I4 First Row. l. to r.-K. Hnrtlvy. D. Vehec. N. Stewart. P. Morini. II. Vucic. D. Sehesl. C. Snhu, I.. Segady. B. Setterherg, Second Row-J. Kelly. Turlik, IJ. Jennings. M. Yenco, Prince, W'nshko. N. Stankovich. Third Row--J, Bowers. R. Mihnl' ievic, J. Artim, J. Charnk, R. Ilost. D. Barker, K. Schulte. Fourth Row-A. Rodifh. M. Smith. R. Kosko, M. Drago. J. Jnkil- bovics, W'ulker. F. Kali-lair. Fifth Row-Mr. Nlooney, Ii. Opntick. T. Connelly. J. Dnlrczmin, If. Bnlog. A. Komrian, I.. I'iuum'k, R. Sumo. ROOM I5 First Row. I. to r.-I.. Smith. II. Nlosay, M. Whgner. I'. Juhnk, M. Yenco. Farley, C. Ochtun, R. Zewe, I.. Kish. Ii. Knviilfin. IZ. Stephenson. Second Row-Miss Surgcnt, II. Ilnltn, R. Dickerson. F. Helms-c1i. I. Harder. M. Stone, M. Iflannnki-r. D. Medich. H. Foreman. R. I,uhinA ski, J. Cusick. Third Row-D. Pencoski-. VV. Jen- kins, R. Jennings. If. IJ.ivii-s. V. Bouie. W. Vvright. D. Mommy, R. Jeroski. Ii. Ijghtni-r. If. Uylvr, J. Plavchnk. Nut Pictured-S. Ilenku, J. IIr.llv- flmk, R. Swanton. Conliilvnlly mvt ilaily vluillvllgi-s wi Q.m.a.w x , .ga-' A. ,.xii.,' . -:X . f . ff 'L -MQ ' -5. - -'ff'bf':i J' 'Q Q' 935- .1 ' : 1 I x Xu- 53,4 ' .4'...:,,uA V 1- s 'QT .,,.p m:r 5 . 4 A-r ., x ..',Q's'f. n, 1 6 Q 42 at-A . a :T' ,.kAY.1 : . h , ,' W 'fe ' Y 9 l , 'A --if f' X. ' 'Q f' if l i 4 tn - V 'Q , I 1 'S '4grXm f K ffl' K' ' . iq 1 ' LL 5. , A A , X ' , K' A M152 fm' 1 I c 1 M P E B X 1 0 1 I 4 0 1 ' 5 1 I .3gP, N WKPBU i . VA: vb 1 I!! . ri I V Q s Q 1 1 3 Q, iii- J Act' l'l'ma l0IlHK'llllllIl sighi- wus. Tlll'y must lmw' gals in lhmc lmslwls. lxrvp it an sc1'l'vl. Slack nul haul, is slu'? You my you wnnl In intrmluu- mc In xom molln'r? Right nul nl nllllllllklyn Lvl llw hvll ring. lllll ilu' hook SKY! ln slap on puw4l4'l'. fjlllllfllllllll guys and gals. xvlll'Il' lo mm, girls? Sith' In sirlv. l0lI'll ll1'll'l' gr! away l'nusuul unglr. knew we made: the wrong turn back there. Elfcrvvsizc l'n xirlrul lin' l'r1'.yi:lanI Snl1'lmY . l'1ru.yu:1'r v 1 llt IICOPIIYUES lll'l ' he Soplmmor QS nm for future OFFICERS Xl I-'X KLIRIIINY I Y mul is allways exciting, ml ncll just llus in llu' lirsl llxly ol sal sl Qlzly in ll ncw sclu - ilu' l1uIlc'i' i ' hc lmul Ilu In lx llll snplunimics llmul ling is llwy :lpplmlillul I 5 N59 illllllk' 5, ilu lunnnyu lu' I .. pnrlanls nl' lJ.l I.S. on Scplcinln-1-2, .. -. nm-yci'. lu-i'l'ui'1l1ul ils usual iniraiclcs, :incl lx-- ' ' Cllalss nl' i955 llzul lmcwmilv '1iny ll Inu- um lung Ilia llunnuglily m'ic'l1lallc'cl. lxllllll LlCl'll0llS ,Xlcx C-nl ins llu ul I 1 , i ' HTS!- 1 In llu unc llu lvlskc-llmll llbllibllllll x nuns Xlcx vxplzunul lllu mnmcs nd Xl.XRSll.X HQCIXR KIXROI. XXX BYRNICS ITURCTI llY l'QNlGl,.XNll csl lIlCIIllJCl'S ol' tllc sludcnl lmcly. giving ln llic soplimnorcs un zifliyc part in sclmnl lilk- moi' llllll zllmoyl' their lorlnzil c'1lllc':lliml. 'Ilia' lirlm, thc Sluclc-nl Clounfil. ilu- lfuruni. Y-'l'c'cns, ,MAL Cllulm, :ill wclminccl ilu' m'w-mlm-is. 'l'lic Sopl1on1m'cGirls' Cllmrus, llic l,zuin Cllulm, :incl lllc lliolugy Bugs, cxclllsiyvly' soplmliloll' groups, wcrn- cxpzimlccl :incl given nvw incarn- ing. -' wcrc nunicrnus, znnong llicni ' 'I-liiuing pig- .Xllilc-1im'lici'ms Rulx-rl Ura-cn :incl ,-Xl S4-lmcsl. l1.uc Jkl4li0l'llli'l'S. Duke- llzmni, .lohn Dzlnko, 'mal Kenny llcnnc plzlyccl an lvl'- yinmlinq up ilu- scal- skin I ' . Y hll' i ' 1. tl1'IlI Ivy his clznssl 4 . . llllllllllllllg' lcllowsllip :unung sopli ll slucvsslylllylunnnllnng'cxlin-m'l1l'l'ic'1ll:ll' llfl-lk Mix Uirhlnq A ills Nll 1 sm lilldnlll. .Illlll'X1..'lllClll yxlans-llu' :nun yilil' brznul 01' lmskclimll' X. 1 ul ilu- class. Zlssisling l,l'L'SIllL'lll f.n'luny well sfyll 1.5 high sun'ci's. Nl1lliSllIl Nlm'L:u'ly. yu'u-prcsulcnl: cilllilll .Xl , . . lh,HH,S M,U.cIm.x.. ,md Dummy Fnglllml Mellon s Minslrcls, ll1Cll0lllCl'UUl1l glmlznifc l,.Q.nslm,l. ' ' ' pmgrzuns, minor sports-:ull worn' cnlizlncccl 'llu' in:l.inl'ilE' nl' L'Xll'2l-l'lll'l'li'lllill' ziclivilics by wlllmmmic mmmmumls' llivn' lIll'lIllJl'l'SllllD mics lo the young- Look lm' big things lil'Olll thc Class ol lll5a 55 ulwiiccl N .x v W Wg? Nu 5g'Q3 agmr 9-J Al ' x xr ?s3 S 'G Yi , . I, J u,+ - .. ' ' . sl' F Y 4 ,Z iing Jw Aj, is '39 9 m i..h ,X 3 s 31? gg 4 A 3 -. ff' fa E fi if tfg 2' xf m,, , Q 3 Q 'f-'E ' 5:43 kg 'A 1 f , , u 'K 1 ah . QL ' 'iw B if X K: 'L W I-' f is V, wif? ' Q ig A Ti .1 .jfedt Q JY Q 94 Q1 'Fi f 0 23' EY ii NXwg+ f :w N . ' ,u4 Y'f ff J- H 4 - , ,A Q i f fx ' ' 7 M ' 2. , -A ' . 2 , 7 J J vw MM? 'Q' k , f - ..,7s?,:Q -K M K 1 V' - 'WNW N5 9 xv M21 pw- . . ' N xx.. , 7 L . N -7 4 K- Q XR ' x , . . .1 X-.H ,me ' KT A 1 fl '13 4 , 29 ' 3- ?-as 9 f ig W A . ,Q , Q ' S' ..: Ty 5' U, A I ,A A -fi i, M R! - XL 75 , N 'I 'f f ' '--iam , s 1 V I A g . f .if , K I - , 221 i z im ' wg ,- A fi A it Ffh m,'hA M VL! il ,Q .A 1' 1 'N 1 4 , JU 3 1 gwwwiqwwi , X SN N x Huw. EWNQ' ' swsww-QF QX xx x X 'rg A ix. wx Sine aw is SSE!! Evil Sail 5355. Qi E I Wil ig!! Bs!! SSRI m1 Q S :F K 3' i 'h. M 521. ,W ,ws :+- fi? The- Echo Brow ln-ating vtlilt lt ran't he that funny! Yearbook Slztli llisrvgztrtlitig thc ulcl zttlztgc, 'l'oo mzttty :tml thc clcvcr imlvzts of thc yvztrlmok tmnmit' monks spoil thc' hrotltf' thc ycztrlmook stztll' tcc. Clmnhinc with :almost forty write'-ups :tml gttltt-tx-ml thvir picturt-s, rulers, tttutilztgt- :tml lnlcl in uriginztl itlvzts ol' thc' st-ttinrs. Butt ssors :mtl resolutely pasted up thc mlttmmy. :tml stir x'igm'ottsly. h ning Ircqttviit rcl'ct't'ttc'c to the lollowing lu at hlcncl ol' Nlicltztcl 'l'ttt-lt:tls's wltitnsicatl tctipc: ltttmor :tml 'lhcltttzt l.owt'ic's tvtttptittg' itlt-nts. Silt llllIllll'CClS ul' wcll-lmtisvtl catttclicl shots :ttltl Nlztrlhzt 'llL'l'l1l'S llll5XN'l'l'X'lllg loyalty :tml tttth svvcrztl cttpluls ol' pttnclty cztplitms. sitmttcr slowly lm' tttztny wcvlis. .Xltvr stcvpittg Sprinklv in this 1-tttllcss Sll'C2l1Il ol' tclcplmtu- l'zttric'izt RiI'kn's ltcctit' clztys in l.tnis Ring- c tlls :tml ztlipoitttittt-tits hy Nliss Ruth Nlcrigltcn. lJlmm1's tztltttttcss, swoctvtt with Iluzttt llatttyatlfs fic-:nn 250 glossios with ltztnclluls ol' scnior optimistic'outlook. tll2ll41ll'li'l'lSllK' slgctfltcs. XVhCn thc tttixtttrc is Pottt' into l'1'll :mtl whitc' cmvt' :tml hatlu' hc- ltf-ht :mtl l'lttI'l'y. t'i'c:tttt in Miss Ritzt KL-lly. lwcmt svn-tt :tml vight tmmtlts. Svrw st Icw hunting in svlxztrattcly motttlts ol' l'cvc1'isl1 work wccks hcI'ot'c' 3l'2lllllllll0ll. First Row. l. to r.-L. Ringbloom, J. Hanvak, P. Rifko. S. Spiroff, A. Spiroff. B. Knox. T. Lawrie. Second Rnw-l.. Choate, N. Molinari. D. Molinari. L. Koch. C. Viragh. A. Bedont. R. Morgan. Third Row-Miss Kelly, Miss Meighen. Miss Carpenter, M. Term. J. Maloy. S. Achwehn. N. Rasp. D. Potonm. M. Tuchak, R. Swanson. J. Stanley. ui :naman uma 71 Qnumnnim- .MA mc uml fuss lu mcvt clvzullincs First Row. l. to r.-J. Hanvalc. S. Spiroff. R. Swanson, B. Knox, A. Spiroff. Svcnnd Row-R. Morgan, D. Pntnma. N. Rasp, l.. Smith. B. Lesko. C Viragh, l.. Koch, M. Wagner. S. Anthony M. Yencu. E. Kovalcin. G. Ba.-dnar, J. Yost. Third Row-P. Rifko, L. Choate. S. Achtlehn, A. Bedont, N. Molinari, D. Molinari. M. Term, J. Mnloy' E. Bnkurnv, Spiroff, T. Lnwrie. I.. Ringhloom. Miss Kellv. lfourth Raw-Nliss Meighen. J. Yevick. D. Zoscnk, Stanley. R. Jeroski, Hralhfnk, J. Plnvchak. G. lkalrh D. Mnsav. M. Tuchak, VV. Bornvak. J. Sikora. C. Vizzini, Miss Carpenter. The l'll'll0 X 2ll'll'lY ll.ls allways ln-cn llw lit'yIl0lt' ul' slu- tlvnl plllrlimlmlls :ll llllllllCSllt', llntlvl' lllv zlllsplcvs ul' litlilcn' llvllf' Knox, ilu' Echo rc'- u'lw'cl an lllormlqll l1lt'C-llllIIlQ. XVt':lllIc'l'illg ll lllsl minutc ncws lmrczlk :naw llznw :nga-ml lxllllilllll 'l't'l'l1l. Sllirlcx' .Xtkllllt'llll. Rllil Nltllfgllll, :mal loam Nlanlmg lull Ilmcrc was lJlC'lllY ul' ull-Illc-l'cc'm'tl lun lu lmlalllrc llln' l'1'Ill Work, lust Lusk Mikc'l'11clmkuml Rolmcrl SWLIIISHII. crzlck SIHll'lS1lll1llfSlS. :llmul lllc pus!-mitlniglll ll1ll'lX' wlu-n ilu- stall was mm an KUIINCIIIIUII ill Xllmnllzl. llllllll zllmul lllosc 2lllt'l'-Sflllblll ll2l5lC-III! scs- simms wlwu t'V0liXllllt' wus so lll't'Ql. :xml llu- Spir- ull twins. l':lI Rililm. :mtl -login llllllyllli gut llu' giggles? lu alll such l'lllCl'gt'Ill'lQ'H. lmw4'xt'1'. tmrlul' llc-:uls Ill't'X'2Illt'll. :mtl with ilu' lu-lp ul' Miss Ruth Nlciglwn, Nlm Run lu-llx, :xml Mm .Xu- lwllt' ll. cl'll'lJl'lllt'l' an lmulcnllml .Xll-.Xn1c1'1c':ln pllllllrznllml was lllll into lllt' lmmls ul' its sul:- nm rilmcrs. Gals, guy, and glue Y-'l'c-1-ns ,Q Youthful miss. M.. L... Q , t:'l1 l.'Kl I ..- :- r 'l.Qgs nv lt's a womnn's world. Y-Teens 'l'o popular, brown-haired Maxine Klein. who proudly assumed the presidency ol' the IUQBQ-:'rf5 Y-Teens, accrued responsibilities ol llcrculean proportions. Miss ,julia Clemens, who administered the oath ol' office, is faculty advisor for this group. a comparatively recent addition to the Duquesne scene, hut one oi' tremendous influence. 'l'wo hundred and sixty-one girls partici- pated in the activities ol' this cluh, whose ulti- mate goal was the development ol' character, leadership, and the spirit of unsellish service to neighbor, to school, and to community. lileanor Bakurov, secretary, and Irene 'l'ac- lak, treasurer, shared the enthusiasm ol' fellow tluh-mentlmcrs lor the first social event ol' the vear, an October square-dance. The aleman leI'ts and the dosev-dos were expertly and en- ergetically performed. ln November lovely Evelyn Urban, Beverly Steele, Joanne Martinez, and Dorothy lingland modeled high-fashion creations at a meeting at which Mrs. Marian Beardmore inspired the audience hy her observations and practical tips on charm and personality. However. the big date on every Y-'lcen sot- ial calendar is the Christmas formal, and this vcar's hall. cleverly captioned the Crystal Fan- tasy, was an especial delight. The Yuletide decorations were unusual and beautiful, as Dale lVinters and his orchestra outdid them- selves in providing music for this Iiestivc and traditional party. Miss .lulia Clemens. Miss Klein, antl thc other ollicers ol' the cluh merit a sincere XVcll done. rinklv cali-mlur with Sllllfkllllg activities SIQNIIYR T'T'IiENS First Row, l. to r.-G. Binkney, R Znhvlsky, C. Norkus, B. Rohoski M. Klein, J. Shrift. I. Tncznk. C Brown. J. Yost, R. Match. Sefnnd Row-Miss Clemens. H. Kosnnovif, J. Algeri, P. Andrews, R. St. Clair. M. McCallie. J. Mar tint-1, I.. Kllldilv ,I. Rtwgonyi. E. Jnnosik, Horgals. S. Spiroff A. Spirnff. Third Row-A. Gurney. P. Rathi D. Potunm. S. Ilidula, M. Fefho A. Rosenhusch. L. Ringhloom, B Steele, P. Groton. A. Bedont, B Harder, Ii. Kelly, E. Tarnhek. A Dulslney. Fourth Row-D. Nlolinari, F. Nad J. Kovalf, B. Wilhiirn. G. Getty Y. St-enum. D. Cupor, E. Kotrady. J. Korhnnic, D. Borgon. V. Masl k. C, Rannsey. J. Parsons. fth Row-N. Molinari. B. Halezak J. Begovifh. G. Bednnr. M. Rohaly M. Gytltlsku, N. Rnsp, S. Acht1ehn W. Dick. R. Mihnlovich. T. Low- rie, C. Martin. N. Vnson. F. Dick- erson, Irlempel. SUPIIUMURIQ T-TEENS rst Row. I. to r.-D. Phillips, B. Fado. I.. Pirhiillii. M. J. Tnmhek. P. Palllner, A. Nlnntovaini, D. linglnnd, B. Poljak, W. Vason. S. Willinnts, I.. Goss, J. Jefferies, J. Mitchell, G. Truhnn. D. Spear. B. Giildal. Second Row-Miss Clemens. G. Per- rick, D. Mehrmnnn, C. Dunlap. M. Stanley. P. Kncik, M. Bi-inik. J. Rinkilcs, R. Berkovitz, C. Hor- - ' valth. B. Artim. S. Shiga, C. Pro- in kop, Yoncheff. J. Erskine, C. Surgent. M. Morsillo. M. Vnliknac. D. Pregun, D. Dudnsh, P. Lupin- sky. B. Rusinko, M. Sofa. V. Miskalnic. Third Row-B. Vusko, P. Schrager. P. Lowry, N. Barber. E. Ahhott, D. Bowers, M. Barnn, C. Wabrick. H. Wtirrhnfher. M. Scherho, R. Laing, D. Cnrir. A. Wurgo. A. Lnughery, V. Mndeyn, C. Petrow, M. Merisko, W. Jnnosik. F. Mullin, V Plnvchult M Mod ' It M . . . nc , . Hosier. Fi Fi Fourth Row-E. Bilcsik, M. Seman- isin, S. Yost, N. Mailey. L. Leech, R. Gini, B. Chnraik. P. Kray, Ff. Urhnn. D. Pirhnlln, D. Schorr. V. I.ysek, V. Chntlos, J. Palmer. M. A. Antlrejchnk, A. Ohrosky. D. Smith, K. Butchko. C. Kapples. P. Ofcinrcik, B. Miller. J. Soltesz. fth Row - H. Mihnljevich. D. Gillilfil. C. Greaves, I. Bodnar. C. Mntuschek, T. Cnrnay. S. Coff- nmn, M. Soisson, P. Skweres, I.. Druhney. Regester, A. Elash. B. Vnniel, A. Bertoty. P. Greso. M. McCarty, D. Farrington, L. Terlizzi. J. Keller, C. Byrnes. M. Semnn, R. Nndmm. M. Cicalc. I.. Whitltey. Not Pictured - G. Allehrfmd, J. Kncey, M. A. Schorr. P. Spnnitz, A. M. Spechetti. JUNIIIR Y'-TEENS First Row, I. to r.-E. Terliz7i, J. Novilk. E. Bakurov. M. A. Kor- dich. C. Reed. D. Veher. N. Stewart. Second Row - Miss Clemens. F. Jatkuh, B. Kovulcin. P. James. S. Amhrose. R. Fortshoffer. D. Renda. A. Knpples, P. Noll, D. Yoncheff. S. Mnyher. B. Stoner. I. M. Haber. M. Willschivt, P. Kollnr. C. Ochtun. P. Stevenson. Third Row-I.. Segzldy. Spiroff. M. Shxtro. N. Bitkowski. B. Lesko, P. Tnnwk, M. Brenzn. J. Escott, Ii. Kimsic, S. Bogdan. S. Anthony, I.. Johnson. I.. Zewe, C. Simpson. K. Kopriver, G. Grnw. A. Alzo. Fourth Row-A. Mnrlcs ldroppedl, li. Miljeruik, M. Dilnidulc. E. Tur- lik, P. Hansson. G. Brings. S. Iioremsky. D. Metlich. I. M. ' Herder. I.. Smith, B. Vucic. M. Curie, A. Bmjus. P. Kushnir, P. Pnlyo, P. Jululk, M. Reed. First Row. I. to r.-P. Balls, M. Kordich, C. Sheasley, A. Gurney, C. Ramsey. Second Row-C. Schorr. F. Nad. B. Steele, B. Barder, I. Tat-nk. P. Andrews, R. St. Clair. j. Maloy, P. Rnthi, B. Rohoski. H. Greenway. Third Row-W. Martin, N, Stewart, P. Morini. R. Swanson. E. Terlizli. P. Kollar, D. McNamara, lvury. M. Sullivan, J. Esrott. P. Stevenson, M. Reed, F. Garshak. Fourth Row-C. Turner. R. Ray, P. Greso, B. Charalt. A. Bertoty, D. Smith, R. Berkovin. M. Thonms. ,l. Vekosky. R. Gasser. Fifth Row-B. Vaniel. H. Benovitz, A. Elash. Mr. Greenway. 'I utlvni 'ouncil It l0ut'l1t's tht' lift: of every stutlenl ltr tht' xtutlvnt ttmuntil lt'll tht' tluztl rt'sptm- ill-Il'l'-ytilli tztslts which nrt' tht' rvsptmsilmilttx tml iility tal plztnning' t'xtrzt-t'ttrrit'ttl:tr :tt'tivitit's tht' stutlent t'tiunt'il, this yt'ztt s gltillll. lttl hx intl rcgnlatting relzttitnisliips ht'twt't'n tht' in' Presitlent SllC2lSll'f :intl lllfllllf' gttlxiwr, li xitluztl stutlent, his tlztsstnzttes, :intl tht' Cllzn't'nt'e CLrt'enwtty, ltmkt'tl ltn' new wtirltls tt: xthtml. l'his legislzttivtr hotly, with lllClIllJl'l'h t'UlltIllL'l'. lttnn tht' stulmlitmitnt, junior, :intl senior classes, 'l'ht' l'ive4nt:ni t'tnntnittt't' whit h :tttt'ntlt'tl tht in tint' wut' tn' :tntwtht'r tnut'ht'tl tht' lilt' tml' every t'trnvt'ntitvn att lftrrty lftmrt, l't'nnst lx stutlt'nt t'nrtmllt'tl :tt lJutlut'snt', lmmttglit htnnt' tht' htnntn' til' :ttting nts wt itt ut XYtn'lLing tluietly lllftlllgll Presitlent Cztlvin ul tht' l,CIlllSylY1llll1l Stutlvnt tltiuntils, Xt t Sht'ztslt't tn' tant' tml' its t'tvnnnittt't's, tht' stutlcnt Wztsliingttmn, l't'nnsylt':tnizi, t'ttnxt'ntitvn tht x ttmuntil trhtztinctl lor Sllltll'lllS tht' extras tihtzlinetl tht' tnlilitt' tml prtwitlvnt tal tht' lX't stttn txhith liltt'tl stlitml lilt' ztlmvt' tht' level tml inert' l't'nnsylv:tni:t .Xsstwizttitm til' Stutlvnt fltlllllt :ls t Igtss-rtmtnn ltutrning, Clllllllllgl,lltlllL'SllClU2lt'l1lSlltlSl tt: eight hun l't'i'li:tps tht' lmt'st-known til tht'st' t'0lllllllllCC5 tlretl tlt'lt'gzttt's :tt at t'tmnx't'ntitin ht'ltl in t ulx nits tht- gtxstwnlily ttmnnittee, whith Imlztnnetl April. tntl xlmmtn't'tl alll thztpel prugrzttns. Stnne tml Patul liatltzt, rite-pt't'sitlt'nt, Klart .Xnn lxtn thtwt' wt'rt' t'xtrt'tnt'ly sut't't'ssI'ul, znntmng tht'tn tlith, rt't'tn'tling st't'rt't.n'y, .Xutlrt-5 CQtn'nt't tm tht- St, l':ttritlt's tlzty IJl'tlgl'1llll, the liluc .lazy resptmtling SC'l'l'L'l1ll'y. :intl Clztrul Rztntxtw. tit t IIIQCIS, qtntl Nlr. .Xlllt'l'ltk2l. lfilling llll itnptmr- stu't'r, ztitletl in tht' umt'l Youth llztt. tint spot wats tht' stntiatl l't7lIIlllllltfC, which Stutlvnt Cltruntil :intl tht' -.tutlt'nt lmtlx tt lml.ntnt'tl at nuntlit'r ul sut't't'ssl'ul tlatnt't's. viewetl tht' yt':n s wtmrlt with liritlt' :intl Sllls Nut ttnntt'nt tn tltr ntcrely the routine yC1ll'- liatclitni. 64 i flllllS . . . A part of Duquesne, these organizations 1 W Y Lareer Girls .X group ol interested girls, a faculty advisor, anal a projector flashing tnories on the screen such was the ttpitztl setting ol Career Club meetings, which were heltl bietnonthly, with Xlrs. Xlartha Ketnerer, faculty advisor, in tharge. Xl'ith the aitl of ntovies, leetures by wotnen prominent in various fields of work, and intra- elub open forunt tliseussions, these girls gained taluable infortnation t'ont'erning the profess- ional preparation, ehartn. poise, and person- ality tlentantletl of wotnen in the business worltl. 'l'he praetital antl inspiring program was the result of the joint effort of the ollitrers: Nliltlretl Nlali. Barbara llartler, .Xutlrey Got'- ney, antl -loanne Yost. tzattutztx t:uu.s ' ' 'E 212 55:1 ' 55 ' z ve' zt- 525 tal 'O-t .V :I p-.. F2 95: 5-:. SH . ,.. as -132' l.owrie, B. Knox. L. Ringbloont. Second Row 1 Mrs. Kemerer, Mihnlovieh, C. Martin. L. Koch, A. Ondrey. M. Rohaly, G. Bednar. V. Petrovich. ,l. Hanyak, I. Tac- zak. B. Steele, D. Potoma, C. llrown, E. Kotrndy, D. Cupor, Y. Su-nmn. Third Row-J. Nlnloy, A. Dtllnney. C. Norluls. ,l. Begovich, F. Nad. li. Ttlrilhek. N. Rossell, V. Chis- mar. A. Knlo. G. Getty, D. Borgon. P. Rifko, B. Wilbttrn, M. Term. li. Dvvonilt. Fourth Row - j. Parsons, M. Gytluska, H. Kelly. R. Znhelsky. N. Rnsp. N. Molinari, M. McCabe, F. Dickerson, N. Vnson, W. Dick. j. Hentpel, S. Jennings, M. Dan- iels. H. jnlcuhnvics, S. Achtzehn. B. Rohoslci. P. Boronkay. CUl.LlEGE INTEREST GROUP First Row. l. to r.-W. Gedman, G. Braun. C. Martin. R. Swanson. Second Row -- R. Mihalovich. J. Korhnnic, j. Martinez, P. Boronkny, M. Klein. N. Rnsp, B. Jnlxubovics. M. Anisehenlco, N. Russell, l.. Koch, G. Binkney, J. Shrift, T. Lowrie, B. Knox, L. Ringbloom. Third Row-Mrs. Kemerer, J. Mnloy. C. Norkus, E. Kelly, R. Zabelsky, S. Athtlehn, N. Molinari, D. Molinari, M. MrCabe, J. Hanyak. R. St. Clair, P. Andrews, D. Pototnn, C. Brown, E. Kotrndy, D. liorgon, A. Rosenbusch. Fourth Row-E. Menzie, Harring- ton, P. Culshaw, C. Tzamouzakis, G. Rosko, P. Krivarelc, A. Gurney. F. Nnd, R. Morgan, B. Barder. l. Tncznk, A. Bedont, A. Kalo, G. Getty. P. Rathi, B. Rohoski. fth Row-I.. Choate, M. Tuchak, D. Hrebenrtrh, B. Watts. J. Hviztlos. S. Szepesi, R. Vasilisin, t R. Grieser, H. Greenway, D. Lnzor, R. Wilnxans, A. Cmnt, J. Stanley. C. John, M. Mali. Fi Lollege lnlerest There were tnant' probletns facing seniors who wished to further their etlueation. llntler the supervision ol' Mrs. Martha Kenterer. guitl- ance counselor, antl George Braun, presitleut, the College Interest group attetnptetl to help these students lintl prat'tical solutions to their questions. Robert Swanson. program t' h a i r in a n, planned interesting and inforinatire tliseuss- ions. As second in eonnnantl, rice-presitlenl lVayne Getltnan worked with the other officers to keep the organization running stnoothly. The minutes of secretary Carole Martin in- tlieatetl that one ol' the ntost helpful programs was presented by students of the tlistriet eol. leges antl universities who gave the eollege- aspirants a first-hantl view of the pitfalls antl pleasures of ezunpus life. . . .-45... .iil llgllil g1'S Tllvy spi-alt with lhi- lmiguvs ul' mi L X'I'lN t.l.l ll First Rnw. l. lo r.-A. lit-rtutx, lf Ahlxott. C. Byrnes. lf. Rvyji-stvr M. Soinnn. lVl. Stnnlvy. Cf. llun lap. .l- Rinlmu. R. lli-rkuviu. l' Gresn. N. liarlwr. V. Nlmli-y.i. l' Lowry. Sm-fond Row-lN1iw lirinpgs. .l. .li-ffriiw M. Valiknar. .l-mn-ik, -I. Ki-l harlmer. M. lNli'Cnrly. li. Mullin A. lilnsh. l.. Pirhalln. K. liutflxku pic. Third Row-J. pclligrinu. ,l. Ali-x under. A. Balm. A. Kinnr, 'l'. Kur hanic. Al. Polivkil. XV. Knilitus. ll Sarosi. H. Cfartlilln. ll. Bi-novitz. HPKNISII l.l.l'll First Rcvw. l. tn r.-ll. Cunt. li llinl-uicy. Min lforri-st, bl. Rivgonvi M. livflm. I.. lNlmvre. M. lliltim J. Stnnv. Svconil Rtmiff. li-mis. T. Smith Al. Tmlm. l' RICNCII Kll.l'l! First Row. I. ln r.-li, l,.u.ir. R. Swan son. C. Tmnmul.tkis. li. Prolwn pek. P. Andrews. ll. Rohnslci. li Kutrady. Y. Sm-nmn. P. Rnthi. I' Culshnw. R. Dc-ak. ll. Grci-sway. Second Row-Ci. Gu.-tty. j. Algi-ri. R Mulch. R. Morgan. j. Kovnr. l, Koch. C. Vimgh. M. lliulmk. li Appleby. B. Knox. T. l.imric. A lk-dont. j. Malay. M. Terra. D Pntonm. M. Klein. Miss Sli-wart. Third Row-M. llvrrs. C. llruun. ll Knsnnovic. R. Nlilmlovirh. A. Kala B. Smouso. S. Biilula. ll. ,laiku hovics. ll. Molinari, I.. lflximtt- hi. Malernv. C. Marlin. R. Sl Clair, N. Mimlinatri. N. Rnsp, Fourth Row-li. lhvivnik. M. Mali j. Korh.1nii'. P. liorimkay. S. Ni-ig ley. fi. Shi-mlm-y. R. Torlvir. R Dnlawky. A. Cmar. .l. Hvililiu. A Uncleru-mul. lf. Mvnliv. R. li-xlm P. Krivncck. Gt-ilmnn. Fifth Row'--H. Vlllllingtnn. ll. john son. M. Gnmlvn. G. Vi'uuti-n. W' Bowers. B. Whtts. ,l. l,ny.1. ll l lrt-lwcnafh. D. livankn. R. Cirii-si-r G. Slengcr. M. 'l'ui'h.1k. Ki. llmun Sixth Row-D. Radnkiwicll. R. Gmr thank. ,l. Milmlcwifll. li. Karpinsky A. Hutnik. R. lVlmlcy.u. R. llaupt ,l. lVli'lvvr. ff. Rulwis, ll. l,i1ni1. II W'ishnr. R. Siknrn. R. Vitsilisin. Il Kollar. ,l. Harrington. R. W'ilinan-. lar. Nl. Scmnnicin. H. Wfurtli T. Cvcrlmy. B. Vnnicl. Mr. Gilles- nd of angels . . . GERMAN CLUB First Row, I. to r.-J. Cali, R. Bod- nar. J. Sikora. Second Row--Miss Forrest, P. Steph- enson, P. Noll, C. Kovac, D. Zoscnk. Third Row-S. Achtzehn, L. Ring- bloom, A. Rosenbusch, A. Opmlko, W. Bornyak, G. Iknch, F. Hel- meczi. Fourth Row-E. Mlcko, R. Virostek, D. Mossy, F. Garshak, M. Koval- yak. E. Majernik. Fifth Row-H. Benovitz, J. Butchko. C. Pepper. Sixth Row-W. Yurick, R. Macosko B. Pisacich, P. Balta, J. Stanley, W. Ebertshauser. 1 Latin Club Certainly the honor of being the oldest and the only classical club at Duquesne High is held by the Circulus Latinus. Miss Marie Brings is the efficient advisor of the group in its varied and infortnative pro- gratn. During Latin lveek, the members visited the lluhl Planetarium. Harvey Benovitz, vice- president and program chairman, represented the purely male view in his enthusiasm for Aphrodite, portrayed by a lovely Latin student from a neighboring school. President 'l'heresa Czernai and Beverly Van- iel, secretary, labored many an hour prepar- ing for the progratn presented to future Latin Club metnbers. As the members of Circulus Latinus leave Duquesne High, their parting words will be Ave atque vale. German Club Unser Deutscher Verein, in the skillful hands of Nvilliam Ebertshauser, president, established a precedent this year by opening the membership to the first year class. Patricia Stevenson, secretary, reported, At- tendance good at all the meetings. Much of the credit for this must be given to Jack Stanley, program chairman, who expended time and energy to lining up interesting and educational programs. Ceorge lkach, vice-president, ably assisted Bill, and Miss Esther Forrest, the faculty spon- sor, was at all times at source of inspiration and help. Certainly this club has given to its students a clear and forceful picture of the important role of the stttdy of foreign language in the modern world. Spanish Club During the past twenty years our govern- ment. has been emphasizing the importance to our own nation of friendly international rela- tions with predominately Spanish-speaking South America. The policies of our state de- partment on the whole have been designed to strengthen our ties with the countries south of the border. Xvitness the Pan American Con- gresses and our reciprocal trade agreentents. A reflection of this interest was the Spanish Club, which was sponsored by faculty advisor Miss Esther Forrest. Its chief aspiration was the study of the language, history, geography, literature, and customs of Spanish-speaking countries. ln these tneetings the general objective wa: developed through varied progratn material. French Club Parlez-vous francais? To this question ntany students can confidently answer, Oni, je parle francais, through the help of French Club tneetings. XfVith Mlle. Hazel Stewart as moderator, it provided a mutual bond of language interest for its members. Scholarship, knowledge, and fellowship was the motto. Because the meetings were held during class periods, the club separated into three groups. The presidents, Barbara Rohoski, Con- nie Tzatnouxakis, and Ethel Kotrady, planned the monthly programs which included songs, speeches, and playlets designed to help the student learn more about France, her customs, and her language. Combining their talents, the club presented an assembly program to acquaint students with the important role of language in the world today. Art Club Give this tnore depth and shade that jus' a little. lnstrttctions similar to these echoed throughout the junior high art room, as issued by the talented and soft-voiced Miss Cora Wright, with the .-Xrt Club, for their Friday afternoon talent session. Nlany times the members took to the great outdoors.sketching whatever appealed to their fancy. They worked in oils and pastels. they did a little sculptttre as well as sotne figure painting. They also combined talents and hard work to prodttce tlte exquisite scenery and backgrounds for tlte dramatic prodttctions staged at the high school. Whether surrealistic, classic, or futuristic in approach, the Picasso's and Van Roult's of this group enjoyed tlte divine pleasttre of self-ex- pression. Guitlanee Representatives The present world-wide turmoil has pointed tlte need for counseling services. Under the supervision ol' Mrs. lNlartha Kemerer, a pro- gram has been made available to Duquesne students to help them to a happy and well- directed life and to help them attain maxi- nnttn development and social adjustment. Nlrs. Kemerer, with the guidance represen- tatives frotn each homerootn, planned the bi- monthly discussion programs. The sophomore class had as their topic My High School l,ife Z the junior class, Understanding lNlysell ': tlte seniors examined from all angles Planning A l uture. Nlrs. Kemerer emphasized tlte important role ol' these representatives in the total pro- gram. They are essential to tlte present guidance program. All of us appreciate their hard workf' ART CLUB First Row. l. to r.-L. Moore, D. Molinari, N. Molinari, J. Hanynk. M. J. McCabe, P. Andrews. R. Sl. Clair. E. Blkurov, D. Sobeck. Second Row 1 j. Novak. N. Michunu, D. Borgon, M. Mnzerov, E. Urban, J. Soltesz, J. Stone. Third Row-P. Kray. M. Bnlombiny, A. Laughery, E. johnson. D. Eng- land, D. Pirhnlln, A. Wargo, B. Rusinko. Fourth Row-Miss Wright. G. Blue, T. McGrnil, J. Ruhe, G. Slenger. F. Yunn, M. Marcin. Fifth Row-G. Wooten, D. Weber, B. Yarosilz, R. Stevenson, R. Rezes, A. Balm, J. Howard. Debate Club Encouraging participation in forensic activ- ities, particularly debating, was the aitn ol' The Forum, otherwise known as the Debate Club, ttnder tlte supervision of Mr. Paul Village. Tlte organization afforded each mentber op- portunities to engage in forensics, providing training and experience. For tlte first time in tlte club's history. membership roles were opened to sophomores. The group's principal project was an ap- pearance on XVEDO dttring .-Ktnerican liduca- tion Week. President l.ois Choate supple- tnented this activity with several individual debates with visiting high school teams and weekly intra-stjuad debates, at which tlte North Atlantic Treaty Organization was tlte subject of discttssion. Vice-president Carol Uchtun. secretary Gar- net Getty, corresponding secretary Betty ulaku- hovics and treasurer Raymond Dickerson con- tribttted immeasurable assistance in tlte suc- cess ol tlte vear's program. Cashiers Certainlv the reward element in the work ol the caslners is negligible. lhetrs is a serx ice, performed selflessly and solicitously for their alma mater, their sole recompense a comple- mentarv subscription to the Echo. Iiach Tuesday, under the direction of Nliss Ruth Nleighen. Nliss Rita Kelly. and Miss lileanor Hrebenach, the cashiers supervised the homerootn banking programs. Yearbook and newspaper subscriptions are incltlded in their responsibilities. Senior pictttre deposits. the backbone of yearbook financing, are col- lected on time and accurately. Echo staff entertained this devoted group ol cashiers. May their tribe increase. There Wet .Xt one ol the first picnics ol the vear tlte umm-'nts of sllvm-ss. joy aml l'0I1SlCl'IlZlll0n l Illill.-STE CLUB lfirst Row, l. to r.-H. Benovitz, Truhxm, W. Kaditus. J. Farley, N. Stune. Second Row-R. Phillips. L. Choate. S. Willinllxs, P. Lowry, A. Obruslxy, C. Ochtun, Prinre. l.. Moore. R. Jennings. Third Row-Mr. Village, H. Cardilla. T. Kurhunic, J. Polivlm, G. Petris- Lo. R. Snrosi. B. jukubovics. GUIDANCE REPRESENTATIVES First Row, l. to r.-B. Lisi. L. Bar' knr, J. Soltesz, R. Lang, C. Byrnes. D. Pirhnlln, H. Benovitz, W. Burn- hurl. Second Row-D. England. M. Stan' ley, N. Barber, M. Banilt. D. Vehec, Mrs. Kemerer. Third Row-S. Foremslty. A. Alzo, P. Noll, M. Wagner, D. Cupor, J. Yost, P. Tnmok, M. Stone. M. Shura, P. james, E. Ballas. A. Rodich. lfuurth Row-M. Tuchak. N. Rasp. W. Gednmn, M. McCabe. D. Putomn, L. Fontanese, G. Braun. j. Novak, Kelly, C. Schorr. ,l. Saunders, B. Halezak, L. Choate. C.-KSHIERS First Row, I. to r.-P. jubak, E. Kotrudy, B. Vaniel, Farley. Nl. Kordich, B. Knox, T. Lowrie, R. Berkowitr, J. Rinkacs, B. Charak, C. Dunlap, D. England. Second Row-A. Gorney, S. Ach!- lehn, L. Koch, Mnloy. N. Stewart, S. Williallns, M. Sullivan, B. Lesko. L. Fontnnese. Miss Kelly, D. Bnwers, S. Ambrose. Third Row-L. Geyer, M. Hilton, M. Pnlyo. M. Bains, l. Fedor. A. Bnjus, G. Braun. C. Schorr, R. Alexander. W. Gednmn, P. Morini. S. Furemsky. as li! 5' -41:1 6 5 f? f - ' 'F W I4 ' fl ' .271 u gf, V E' v-' Q' ':' ' .4 ., ua- . ,, , -QW' S Leif Il I 'lI ' Y u . ,f ' 1,3 ln, Ip 4 55 .1 P. 5 Q 5' 5' 1 Aga' 'U A ...SH X K t ,U 1, q , Af 'E 4 K 5, . ' V . ig? 4x xffilf Q1 I. ARA as 13? ' X . , -- Q Qfw if aww , 1 fr H 1, X e Q it Nt 4 5 .X , .f IRA. A -2' 'Q' r J 4 fx df? QW 523 5 . ' fi rn. ' - ' ' i U ' ' li ' i Q 1 1 f D -, i 'T I 1 A h fi ' -1. lf K fx 2' Q' f..a. U., W., :Q ,TQ V TT ge ,.. 2+- ,Aram P- 5 ' W 'ff 'dw F , . M ' ' L? 'E x 1 5 Q 5 V Q , r A an , LV . .fm ,, Q .Q u , -T 4 'L y :,- an Y, f ' x ms 5... fl - A Q 91 5 4 ,, Y L L 41- Mm. y-kr: 452 ,, . - 5 ' M !5 ll IDM we fa N llool li fe --tv 1 GUIDANCE SECRET.-KRIES Left to right-Mrs. Kemerer, E. Kotrady, P. Gt-econ, A. Kulo, C. Norkus, J. Hsnyak. Drumutie Club .Ns one ol' the oldest campus orgztnilattions the llrzunatttc Club :tnd Miss Marion Xllhite director, hxtve served the students ztnd con:- mnnity at hettdy diet ol' good theztter. llo you remember the sick feeling experi- enced when Bud -lohn, with :tn ztctor's senst ol' timing, wats rushed to the hospital, prztcti- cztlly on the eve ol' the .-Xrmistice Dzty program? .Ns at lill-in lor Bud, on two dztys notice, Dun llreben:tch's perlormatnce wus senszttionztl. .-Xnd you won't lorget George Br:tun's jet-propelled exit lirom the stxtge in Doodle-Dandy. liquztlly tts well-done wus the Christmas program. at tender :md thought-provoking tztle, iIhristm:ts on lirie Street. The sets, the light- ing. :md the stztge decor :dl contributed to at wonderlul Clhristmats :tt Duquesne. journalism W'orkshop .X good news :trticle should contztin the :tn- swers to the lundznnentztl questions-whztt? where? when? why? :md how? ln order to :tcquire this inlormattion :ind certatin speciztlized training. :tn :tpprenticeship ol' ten weeks wats ol'l'ered to prospective jour- natlists in prepurattion for becoming successful writers on the Echo statll. l'nder the sttper- vision ol' Miss Ritzt Kelly. the Alournztlism Workshop held its :tl'ter-school sessions once xt week. Sophomores :ind juniors who hztd ut- tatined :tn ztverztge ol' 85 Q, or better in English were eligible for pztrticipzttion. 'l'he objective ol' this course wzts to set u lirnt loundzttion lor the planning :and writing ol' interesting :trticles in the various lields ol' journalism. Biology Bugs The newest orgztnifzttion on the Duquesne cztmpus ts the Biology Bugs, :tn embryo group with :tn :ull-made membership, Miss Nlatrie Brings served :ts liztculty ztdvisor lor this grottp. 'I'he devotees ol' biology ztnd relxtted sciences hztd Fred Frztikor :ts their president :tnd Rob- ert Svetovich :ts secretary. As at result ol' the well-lztid plants ol' George Petrisko, vice-president :und program chztir- mztn. club programs were both interesting ztnd inlortnzttive. 'l'he lield trip to the walter works evoked much comment. Perhaps the outstztnd- ing meeting ol' the yettr lezttured at hearted de- bztte on the nge-old question ol' heredity :tnd envtromnent. Having survived the throes ol generation. the Biology Hugs Ilexed their muscles :und looked to the luture with confidence. Guidance Secretaries Now where does this go? llnder the M's or the N's? Such were the problems Phyllis Cirztcon :ind .Xlice Kztlo lztced :ts they strove to keep the Guidance Room liles in perlect or- der. Figuring tnztrgins :ind correct spztcing, the typists lztced decisions ol' at dillerent nztture. Nlztny times Ethel Kotrztdy, .loztnn llztnyztk. or Clhttrlotte Norkus were seen rztcing ztgztinst little to complete thztt linztl copy ol' the report before the bell. These live girls. who ol'l'ered their spztre titne :ts Mrs, Kemerer's secret:n'ies, gztined vul- uztble experience and training in ztddition to perlortning :tn invatluztble service lor their school. I F W, YH. J .J 'N 4' I ,fx - . Z' 1 'iff .4 X 1 lg ,aj V J H- f 4,4 .N .LL ' ' 5 'P?42?f swf' X , . fd Y . 1 , ,, mb D, .,, ., my .Q I- wfzgx 5 9 -. .wiv WW. L' . ., . J 1' 'fy lr fm.... .. -A . , . ,- . f . 352.7 -,. , 'i , ,dffgid LL-AF I , ,I 1 Y. -'fy 'a A- 1 , fa 1 -,. . s' N .V .M V he R t - f A fn-mei, X . ,L .K gi 1' , w Q w , X ' S if ,- 1 X ,Fr ...,,,'Z2'- I9 Q4 3' 0. Xi . 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Mehrlnann, S. Olinski, C. Oskin, j. Davies, j. Leftwich. R. Taylor. VI. Salnpvk, D. Fitz. I.. Conley. M. Gavula, -I. Dyakon. H. Fewell. J. Shomo, R. Radcliffe. R. Kovaf, T. Harh. liillh Row-Nlr. Silagv. S. Nlarlonv. R. Farwell. Hopchak, Chura, R. Chairri. D. Jones, V. Falvn, I.. Geyer R. Dimlt. j. Pt-trialto, Baskerville. R. Arcnsun. W Barnhart. L. Dolan. R. Simon. J. Kunkel. Hauul lluic' maui lu' no slizulmx' ul ai mluulml llizll ilu' lhimllicsiw Imqiiul lu-lungs in llu' very lirsl Out in the cold again rzmk nl lllt' lllll5lClll UliQ1llIlllIllOllS ul' XVK'hlCl'll l'c'llmx'lx1iiil:1. 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Taf7ak.w fi.-Vxxfif. Mix.. Witlxt-rstann. P. Hascon. F. Dickerson, S. Jennings. G. Getty, T. Lawrie. j. Algerx. C. Viragh. G. Bmknvy, A. Gurney. SL-roml Row-G. Graw, A. Kapples. P. Miklos. D. Pntoma, C. Martin, T. Berker. T. Sullivan. W. Ebertshauser, j. Campbell, J. Stanley, P. Boronkay. J. Korhanic. G. Truhan. Third Rnw-li. Sanes. P. Stephenson. R. St. Clair, C. Kovaf, Menzie. ,l. Merisko. S. Martony. H. Ht-dnar. YV. Getlnmn. Gzxlinis, A. Cmar. l. Currv. E. Basista. l.. Smith. M. Stone. liunrth Row-Nl. Bogzxcik, P. juhak. M. Yenco. S. Achtzehn. D. Borgon, Wf. Martin. K. Meyer. M. Gooden. T. Truxler, W. Chase, l.. lfulmer. T. McGrail. C. Sheasley, L. Smith. H. Greenway. I. Harder. Tcrliui. C. Marshall. Nxxt Pirtxxred-,l. Shrift. G. Rosko. -,.l. The night shall be filled with lllllSll',, Serenaders ln the tradition ol' all past Minstrel perfor- mances. the Serenaders, organized many years ago by Mr. D. Duane Mellon, supplied the musical background lor Nlellolrs Minstrels ol' I953. Duquesne citizens look forward to the old miustrel umsic in the traditional and lam- iliztr Mississippi river-boat style. Certainly when the curtain goes up next year, minstrel lans will miss Daniel Hreben- ach and his tenor sax, spicing the air. Britton NVatt's trumpet will be strangely silent. Long hours ol' :titer-school practice were necessary to achieve the perfection and polish ol' this year's perlormance. The Serenaders. like all show people, lelt adequately and lully paid by the warm applause ol' the audience. Spiritual Singers Occupying at unique place in the musical organizations at Duquesne were the Spiritual Singers, a group dedicated to singing the hauntiugly beautiful and distinctive music ol' the spirituals. At the Christmas assembly, which was their lirst public appearance, Miss Maude XVither- son, director, led the group in Mary, lVhat Yo Gonna Call That Tiny Little Baby? The audiences at MelIou's Minstrels were the next to hear the subtle rhythms ol' the singers, as they sang Let My People Go. The excellence ol' these perlormers was in keeping with their long and colorful cultural tradition. SEREN ADERS First Row, l. to r.-J. Botsko, E. Onofrey, C. Pepper, R. Feyes, D. Hrehenach, R. Macosko. Serond Row--H. Benovitz. F. Hel- meczi. J. Simon, B. Leftwich, J. Stanley, R. Match, J. Cali. Third Row-Mr. Mellon, S. Martony. M. Thompson, W. jnnosik, M. jnknhovics, L. Moore. SPIRITUAL SINCERS First Row, I. to r.-G. Binkney, N. Vnson, J. White. N. Black, W. Vnson. F. Dickerson, J. Jeffries C. Robinson, F. Williams. Second Row-M. Gooden, T. Trox- ler, R. Dirkerson, C. Lewis, W Rainey. R. Chambers, J. Campbell. T. Smith. Th 'lc ' ' ' ' 4'-s mum III ll IIUYS' liIIORl'S First Row. I. to r.-Mi-s Vfitln-rsnn, F. Johnson. D. Term. NI. lNI.urliu, R. Stephenson, G. Iletriskn, I7. Steiiner. T. Deyo. Second Row-T. Mclimil. R. Channv bers. H. Ilennviu, YV. Ralin1'y'. J. Palyu. D. Galntal. T. Ilefker. Ki. Braun. H. Fndo. Third Row-A. Cnmr, J. C.unpIwll. R. Dicks-rsun. R. Urie, R. Sairowi, H. Cardilln. J. Mvriskn. XV, lied- nmn. Fourth Row-R. Cinsser. T. Knrbnnif. W. Marshall, T. Smith, S. Ilup- kins. M. Bngncilx, H. Clrevnwny, K. Meyer. G. Genes.. Not Pirtured-G. Rosko. G. Sli-ruler. R. Turbic, C. Slmlicky, R. W1-sl, R. Stephens. G. Stnjnkiwiclt. II. Nelson. Craven. W . Craft, Ci, Cnmr, A. Girhiny. J. Ilurnink. SOPIIONIURI-1 GIRLS' lZIIORl'S Firwt Ruw. l. to r.-J. Mil4'Ii4-ll. J. Soltel, I.. Wl1itnry', IJ. Sclmrr. Second Row 1 Misa Yvitherson. If, Urban. D. England, Il. Poljnk, NI. Vnliknar. R. Lang. T. Daniels, M. Banik, N. Barber. l'. Grew. A. Bertoty. E. Abbott. li. Ynnfht-lf. C. Dunlap. T. Cn-rn.ly'. S. Nutt, D. Farrington. I.. Terlini. J. Keller. Third Row-M. Mnrsellu, Ii. Gum- Ii bitn, K. Butchlcc. M. Johnson, . Tucker. E. Black. M. Turker. lf. Robinson. F. Willinliis. S. Ifvnn-.. J. Kunkel. V. Sobeclr. II, Ferlm, M. Pslyo. I.. Ilirhnlln, II. Vanin-l. Fourth Raw -- D. Mehrnmnn, Ii. Regester. I.. Leech. II. Gnnlal. U. Truhan. P. Lowry. M. Semnnisin. N. Mailey. M. Moran. II. Gross. M. Schorr. J. Schmidt, Cf. lfutslmll, D. Phillips, S. Shiga, V. Mndr-y.i. Fifth Row-IVI. Tarnbek. M. Srlwrlwu C. Warbrick. H. VVur1bacher, C. Knppels. A. Mantnvnni. A. Obrosky. D. Smith. S. ffuffnmn. N. I'Il.n'lc W. Vason. I.. Goss, Y. Ilinlrins. J. Jefferies. M. Iinlombiny. I Drubney. C. Prokop. A. J. Iirmku. Not Pictured 1 G. Alla-br.uul, V, Lyaek. F. Mullin. jI'NIOR SENIUR GIRLS' CIIORLS First Row. l. to r.--M. W.ilsi'liivt. If Janusek, D. Yunfheff. J. Cnncinn S. Foremsky. A. She-ril. Min Wixherson. Second Row-IMI. Kosaumi-if. If. Salvo E. Kelly. J. Martinev. M. J. Mc Cabe. R. M. Zabelslcy. C. Nurkux C. Gdovic. J. Farley. Ii. llalkurnv. Third Row-D. Sebewt, M. I'Iauna1lwr J. Steele, C. A. Martin. A. Alin S. Ambrose. V. Mnslek, M. Term M. Anisthenku. II. Lesko. Fourth Row-S. Anthony. J. W'hite M. Willianistwn. J. Hurt. ff. Ilrnaml field. M. Sullivan. II. firurun, I' Rumble. A. Marrlu, Fifth Row-N. Rnep. IJ. Vifliittnure P. Morini. F. Jncolu, Ii. Kuvnlcin VU. M. Dukes. N. Russell. I, Moore. Nut I'irtiired-Pntrifin T.uuolc. I . . . Sing 'Me a Chai ground to many ol the school's activities this wear. Under the direction ol' Miss Mat 77 iv' I TRIPLE TRIO Left to right-S. Achtzchn, D. Paloma. G. Graw, L. Smith. I. Haber, T. Lowrie, G. Getty. E. Terlizzi. Sealed-B. Vaniel. Not Pictured-J. Shrift. fa w 7 w Boys Lhorus ,-Xnx sophomore, junior, or senior boy who wishes to enjoy group singing and at the same lllllt' serve Duquesne lligh School, may do so asa memher ol' the Boys' Chorus. Miss Maude Wnherson. director, sktlllully paced tlus all male singing group, so that it reached top 1 t 1 l'orm lor the Spring Music lfestival. t XVith Grace liinkney and Norma Barber at the piano. orer 30 wellsmatched voices blended in songs old and new. 'I'he Road is Clallingg' net, and Until the Dawn. .X xert successful appearance at the spring concert wound up a hust' season lor these hors who sang' lor a hohhv. e . .lunior-Senior Girls' Chorus This girls' choral, whose purpose was to Ioster love ol music among the girls ol the lligh School. contributed a musical hack ide Wilherson, the group proved an inspiring part ol the music curriculum. 'I'o blend voices in such melodious harmony requires patience and much rehearsal on part ol' hoth the director and the girls. Accom- panied iw Claudia Viragh and Grace Binknev, the chorus met weekly to practice their rendi tions lor the Spring lfestival, their major per- lormance during the year. the Sophomore Girls Lhorus ll you ve been puuled hv the nnxed har- monies which emanated lrom Room 7 during the third and fourth periods on XVednesday, and the lirst and second periods on Friday- relax! It was only the Sophomore Girls' Chorus, determined to he heard, Under the patient and inspiring hand ol' Miss Maude IVitherson, these tmderclassmen perlccted their choral technique. .Xt rehearsal. as well as at its programs, the group was ac- companied hy Norma Barber and Barbara .Xnn Fodo, liarly in the year the choral performed at the Spring Festival: Spring Burst Today, All in the Golden Afternoon, and l.a Spag- nola composed the chiel' repertoire ol the group. Triple Trio The talents ol' live senior girls. llorothx' Po- toma, Shirley Achtxehu, -lacqueline Shrilt, Garnet Getty, and 'lhelma I.owrie, and lour junior girls blended harmoniously to present entertainment lor chapel programs and com- munity allairs during the current school year. Under the direction ol' Miss Maude Wither- son, during alter-school practices and during lunch hour, the girls learned music that proved a delight to andiences at the .-Xrmistice Day assembly and the Christmas program. 'l'heir best efforts were put forth in the Spring Festival, the years musical climax, with renditions of the Snow Ivhite Fantasie and 'l'here Are Such Things. llcxvrlx Yanicl at llu- urgnn. Q IISII' A L Nqr 1 String l4:nH.nlhl0 IHt'. to lK'l'lt't-l ll-ll'lJt'liltbllt' ivliuli was xgnivtl :nul tliztllvnging in its stulu. 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Nlty lingvtu' Silgtgx. tlu' Xzntngtls llqtxt' ttnn llllllllmlll' lsllll-'f'1'lll l'l'i'l'lllH llll' lll ll'lll5 'll plvtvtl znuvtlui yltn' in tlu'it' txtlt-tulzn til mlm 4 . t 'gtuul l4u.tl innsu.tl Qltbllll, K.,m.l.l.l,mm.m llu' lfntc' ul tlns Qltllllh uns nuulvtn clqnut' innsit, lX'itll inlnllilmlt' gfuul tztslt' znul llltDll'NNf llt'lt'llt' iunzil slumwnzttisliilm. llu' Xznniqtls ligtxt' nizult- zt nztnu' Im' tlu'inst'lxcs in tlu- clistiul. llu-ir llu' sluinlznuwins atlmlmlzttist' :tt tlu' tlost' ol' tnnsu' lllll tlu- gannnt Irwin swing In i.txf .nul txt-ri lu-ilrninznut' ln tlns gunna was :in zutn- luilm. tlu' unnnuin lmiiulvi' living tlznutwtliilitx. tau' lmitniu'tt'i ul tlu pltwstlrt' wliicli it tl lllt' lunnuinic-s gnul tlunxls nl tlu' s.txti llltbllglll ltlllN1Illlll1'llll'S. lmlunu's. llu- ll'llIlllM'lS, tlu' tt'tnnlunu's. gnul lllt' Ntuli it liigli mlt'gu-t- ul lnnsu zuunnlmlisli- lun'ns lutu- ljltlllglll lllt'2lNlIl'4' znul gtuul tinu's nunt tu-ct-ssit:utt's tliligvnt i'c'lu'4n'sail, liwrx tu tlu' sttulcnts. tlu'n Xli. Silgugx gnul liis t.ul llnnsmlgix ztlttituuni ltun' lurxs :nul Itnn' girls vntvtl lu-t'ltn'nu'is ligne' xuttnnlilisluwl tlu' IPIIIV nut xvitli Nliss Xlznult' ll'itlu't'son. tlu'ii' tlituv 'mst-til tlu'ir yczn's XYUlli. 78 l lu null llavc music NVlll'l'PVCl' they go . S'rRlNG ENSElHnLE l.cfl to right-W. Chase, R. S1epesi R. Orin, S. Martoni. H. Benovllz, P. Tnmok, B. Thompson. C Virngh. L. Moore, M. A. Hrah- fhnk, Drolnr, M. ,l. Thompson Not Pifhlred-P. Jnbalc. OCTETTE L4-fl to ri ht-C. Vira h A. Cmar K K a . S. Neglcy, G. Rosko, G. Binkney. N. Barber, T. Becker. D. Sobeck, T. Sullivan. THE NATURALS lfirsl Rnw, I. to r.-R. Dudnack. Hrehennch. W. Holko, F. Hel- meczi, E. Gnydos, J. Cali, A Bc-dont, R. Match. Second Row-J. Botsko, W. Chepan oski, R. Macosko, J. Simon, C. Pepper, B. Walls, j. Zozom, Mr. Silngy. e w .X fy , W 'FTP' 1 V N. Mani X ,fi I ly . v ,xii I QE ' 1 HE? 1 or gif. ' eg V' - 6 . 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Xmlml mw, ll1IllxSlDLlll' uint, llglll't'll l'1nIl'ic'ia1 lllllxm as slum sllllfmlul lu mlmllm 1 nllul lmpx, Nllll'l'IC'll lu mmm Ill u'l1L'l'v Nlly Nlxnrk lllllt'l. Iunclxxl :xml lliumllx M'lIl0l'1lllXlS0l', uwuilul Ilwm. I nl 1-r-I 'om mu nivall ion Sysle-m Svnim' lllblllllllllvl' vslmlm-. ilu- lmn' mlxnsx ulllcvlx :mal 1 1 - l. lf. M. lvlrlsls . Pu ' 1 Q ' ' mm ' : ' A ' : 1 ' I IQlll llllllglll. Xlisx flAll'lJl'llll'l'. lllLll'lLllllglllJll' SENIOR KZONINIITTIQIQ ulx mug lllllm LIL-ml wllvn lmmnm- Mui llllC'l'l'll ll First Row L to rn-W. Bmkenbekk D. Rmlukomh- llX til lll'NlJlIll' LIN lllt' XYHPIIQ l'iC'X llt'M' lil Illl' Second Row-C. lVI.1r!in. P. lioronkny. Nl. Tuchnk, I.. Fulnwr. Nl. Klein , , , . , ' , . , . 4' , . . S. Afhtvehn. Illllll Xllu Hllltlllkllllg lpnluululx xluln : It . , ' -A U A. K 'I V - Third Row-N. Rnsp. IW. Gooden. lmrlm nxlulm hlmnn liulnu pmmllx clulnul ' A ' ' ' ' Not Pittured-K. Douglass. Shrifl. xll1'xx'ns xllll Nllllif lluc' junim' xxlmixls. Sllirlcx Xnllumx, lrum' KIIIIX. l'lnf:nlwll1 lxmgnllln, :xml Xlaurxzm Nunn nm lunlx lmwgml lu llllll'llIlllQ ilu- NL'lllUl'H. liNlNlllNIllIlIlli'N, l.ll.8l. TYPISTS Standing. I. to LQG. Bedlmr, J. Yost. S. Anthonv, M. Yenfo, I. Curry, E. Knvalcin. Sm-ated--P. Riflco. No, not slvw, glm. .. Lumix, Mal, wr'rc dum'- - N mg. .VH Than lmy wants all my p0puu'll. Looks like il tough lN'iglllNll'h00ll. Nuts In Dior, I unnl it sImrI! Elll'0l'1'! limnn-5 Do thu' nulllv put hms u illwul h0Illl work down lhL'I'l'? Tha- only gum! Tigcl is il draul mu-. livllr on 'IPI lou. ,Klvlllzlll lvll. ' F . W A ' 3 v A 5 W LX A 1. 4-s L' if ,X Q 1 E 5 tl 5 I I .E E 5 ,QSM W 'tt 'J n n 3 Q , 5 'Y-ggw Q 1 A 5 M , , , m 'nl' 15 X. C 0 1 1 Q I 1 1' 'LX 3- 'lf - S Fi? QIQS. .W . 'if yi w iff fx Jfix : ,,5. 'QQ5' ,FE 7 1 i g: - .t xi' Q ' ,Y ., L 5, wa' 5? by 'fwwsw Q, x. 1sf- 5 if Q IM- ' HO 0 s UXQXX f PX 'a 3.4. .. Sv' 9 -CP If N? Q t f . 1 Y fi J S 5 3 Q ' 3 I ., L Hx , 51 N Q av:-, ff: A , :X 3 gf? k ,J gg 2 s f M, I if 4 5 .ff , 4 4 ' 1 'V '51 ' y -,lf P Q. Q gr? PQ, s -X ,QM , A 3 ,Vl X 5 l 1' 'A E- 1. 'X I WWI ootball .-Xgain last Septenther, as in previous years, Green in the hall' spot sparked the Duquesne the Dukes hegan the season a potentially great ground attack. Don Peneoske continued his team. lloweyer, in H150 and l95l the Dukes hard driving taeties from the lull-hack spot, were undefeated lor the lirst lour or live while newcomer Bill Clharuio showed flashes games helore they lolded. 'l'his year the dis- ol' brilliance at right hall'-hack. Dick Bowen, aslrous game came early. .Xl Sehest and Connie Mieklo also saw consid- erable action. In the seeond contest ol' the season, Browns- ville llattened Donelli's warriors 29-0, to lrus- trate any lurther section ambitions, .Xlter that lnuniliation, the Dukes went on to win the next four games lmelore the annual Meliees- port tussle. On the line Dan Radakoyieh was the stand- out both delensively and ollensiyely. XVithout Rad's sixth sense the opposition would have lound the Duquesne line at solt touch. Alter a solid week ol' pep rallies. the Dukes were ready lor anything or anybody, and the Red and XVhite played their hest game ol' the year. 'l'hey won statistically and morally hut not seore-wise. 'l'hat was the hack-breaker. .-Xt the terminals the Dukes were lnlrt hy injury ol' Iirst stringers Klint Kleist and lioh Deak. Mel Gooden. -Ieronie Suunnerly and Bob Garshak took over and perl'orined cap- ahly, hut their inexperienee was greatly felt. .-Xll-District Ralph Clonsiglio was a till-minute man zu tackle, while John Durik and John Kollar held down the other posts adequately. George Rosko. Jllllll Ivaska, sophoinores llerh Nelson and Al lagliayini all saw eonsiderahle n - , . ' action at fuard. qttarterhaek Dtek Bowen opened up with a 5 harrage ol' passes. completing l2 out ol 30 lior Again, as in the past two seasons. Duquesne displayed a very weak passing ollense. lVhether it was poor pitching or poor reeeiy- ing it is hard to say. lint in the next to the last eontest ol the season. against Nlonesse three touchdowns and a 35-7 triumph. Jvllll ilffill' Ol mlcllhl' l'f m lg llcxll Will Duquesne lans can allord to he opttnnslte. 'l'he running attack, however, lelt little to XVith it little luek and a lot ol' determination he desired. except. perhaps, consistency. Bobby the '53 squad can very well go all the way. FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row, l. to r.-Mr. Kopolovich, Mr. Rubino, C. Dougherty, C. Skalicky, D. Evanko, C. Micklo, Y. Durik. G. Roskn. J. Ivnska, R. Consiglio, D. Radakovich, J. Kollar, R. Garshak, T. Troxler, M. Gooden, J. Kleist, Mr. Donelli. Second Row-R. Drotar. R. Klemens. J. Kosko, A. Sebest, M. Ssbol, H. Nelson, W. Charms, J. Kelly, D. Pencoske, R. Webb, J. Washko, A. Tagliavini, J. Summerly, G. Lesko, R. Green, J. Bowers, R. Brown, Mr. Kashlak, L. Genes. Third Row-R. West, P. Laleaff, J. Danko, E. Balukas, D. Janosik, J. Butsko, P. Bendel, J. Cherpak, J Jaskulski, R. Svetovich, R. Feyes, D. Weber, G. Stojakovich, W. Moore, A. Slachts, J. Balog, G. Balog A. Girhiny. Sf' .. f fn K W' g ., ,XM M,-N. TRL xL.' X X x A651 Q.- .4 . Alf' 42.4 ...,,, 3 1. 1 I 4 .nv sau- lIlIlll'Sllt'qS lllt'Ill0il'S Stand lurk. l'ln going in at left tackle llnwlff' lfocrllralll Tllllllllmuil Ska-lm-lws Il XX R Xll UNIX Il II ...' ' I llc I i11v ...lllggvml. IJIIIQN IIUIII IillkIL'1IlllIglllII'll...gll'AIlIN lllulvlzllul. l.l-llRl.l- Ii1lm'I1.uk1'l . 4 . ululllllllll . 4 . mlllisk All mlizlgllmillg RUSKU 4 , , Running gngml , , 4 lim-llgllL4-I 4 , 4 l,IIl I f'H-,ll'3'U'V 1W'.VVl'i'Ul -4- mil- IU 'IWVi ?4 9111! lzlkl' il :ls llvll ns mlisll il lllll. lBll,l, flll XRNIU . . 4 no-IiHll'3'f..lJE'M 'l lIW'I-.4 -I', ,f'l. 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WILLIAM LEMMER Glalsslmrl Rankin xxiilhilillgllill .Xliquippai Smith Hills .xillbtlllil lfural Clilv llminrzi 1 Cllzlirum Bron I wood BCIIICI llmm' Away .XWLIY .Xwuy llmne .Xwziy .Xwziy Home Home .-Xwziy Hume Varsity R 36-50 A17-P454 AI7-50 415-65 61-EH A18-4-1 252-fl li 58-49 72-49 'I04-I7' 57-'I7' In Basketball ccord xil'Kl'l'SlJ0l'l Nlllllililli Baldwin Humestezicl Cllaiirum lirenlwnml liclllcl iXil'KCCSIJ0l'l M unhzill lizilclwin Hmncslczul 'l.ezigl1c-C111 HIPS . the varsity liniqhi Hmm' 132-lifl' .Xwzly 158-153' Hmm' 55-Iii? .-Xwziy 52-till' .Xwuy 5-I-78 llmnc' 71-51 .-Xwziy Ili-IW .-Xwsiy 18-62' Hmm' T-I-62 .Kwan 50-lil Ilmnc Ili-BW' VA RSITY SQU AD First Row. I. to r.--E. Lightner, R. Exline, M. Tuchuk, D. Pencoske, D. Feruck. W. Wright, J. Summerly. Second Row-C. Skalicky, Mgr. W. Gedman, L. Fulmer, D. Radakovich. R. Bowen. B. Cmar. R. Deak, G. Genes. Mgr. . L4 ln-main i1s r.faL.i ' un ll-l l rt't'0rtl Varsity Buskvlbatll lluqtu-stu' lligh, tuulct' thc tuu-Inge ol wtvtuiti insult Willizuu l.t'tuuu't'. Cxpcri- t'tu't-tl its. lNNll't'sI sc-gasoil ul' ltztulwmul rout- pvtitiou situt' lllllll. l.:u'lxiug the llSll1ll slmrklt- ul' l,VIIIllll'l t'lllll'llCil liws, the N52- :BIS vclitiou ul' tlu' llulet' cugvrs vtulvtl tlu'i1 st-:tsotl wtth :tu lllllllllJl't'5SlYC t'Ct'm'tl ol ll wins :uul l I limos lm' at .5llll:lVt'l'1lgt'. llrczlk- tug ct cn tu lvugttc :ttul cxlttlutum play. lht llukt-s we-t't' tu-wt' iu st-rituts nmtcutiou lm tlu- St-climt Yl t't'mt't1. zlturtltct' rztrc cxpcri- cttw lor tlu- l,cutuu-t'uu'u. zttul luuslu-cl tu third lwlauv. lair lu-hitul llotttcstvxltl zuul Mc'- Ku-spnt'l. 'l'lu- lcztu yt-:tr mu lu' ztttriluttt-tl to poor slumtiug, :ts thc lluqucstu' live haul stuu-s- min- hot :uul rultl uightx, plus thc l':u't that 4 llu- Dukes tu-wt' rcatlly haul at rt-gttlur tczuu :ts lIo:u'lt l.t'tuuu't' lllllllk'll tcu lumys llllllllgll- out tlu- st-:lsou iu his cl'l'ut'ts to litul tt witt- uiug umtlmiuzttiou. SCYCl'1Il jttuiors gztituwl ,,.,.,.,. .. ,. 4 1 . ,4 ., 4 grunt atsscl lm' tlu' umttug lxlskctlmztll scu- . t mu. lluu Raulqtlamult st-t tlu- smt'ittg' paul' t :uul t't'pt't-st-tilt-tl lllltlllC5lll' ou thc Section YI .Xll-Stztt' squzul. zllmtg' with fztptztiu t ll ztytu' C-vtluutu, lu SIJll1'Ul.llll'Ull-Sl'1lSUIl, tlu- lmys plztyctl two gmul gztuuw :tguiust at supmim' lluuut- sttuul lltgh tvauu. u'hu'h won lllt' scftmn titlc. 'llu' Dukes prmul tlutt they multl lumltl tlu'it' mvu :tguitlst tlu- host, tlvspitc' the punt' slumtiuq tx'hu'lt wuulcl ltuvt' lmrlictt tlu- spit-u ul uunuy tcaum. Uctu' Lighttu-t'. Dirk llowctt. llztu l ct'tu'k Wztytu- Wrigltt, 'lctmtu' Suuuucrly. :uul Dun l'c'tu'uskt- :irc sclu-clulctl to wt- t'm1sitlt't':tlJlt' autumu lm' tlu' Dulu- qututct ucxt yt-ur. as tht- huts huttlc to rc-gain lust prcstigt' :uul LIYUIIQK' this st':tstn1'x tlclit-ztts. llASKETli.Kl.L Pl..-KYERS E. Lighlner D. Pencoske J. Stttnmerly D. Fvrruck L. Fttlmer D. Rndnkovich M. Tufhnk R. Bowen W. Wriglit W. Gedmzm f .15 A-1. C-,x Q Q gi l 11 1 i -I. Y. Il3lSkl'l ball Al'1'lll'2ll0 Sllllflllllg, flf-fl passing, driving slwvfl W'ha' h0ppun? ask, the little num junior Vursily Basketball -IUNHQR v,yR5lTy RECORD U XX'ins 2 lnsws - llllllllL'5lIi' lX'inning :Ill lllll two QZIIIICS llllllllg' llw ' , ' llllilIl'SIK' 19.13-:JJ an-ansul1, ilu' lluqucsm- Hugh Sclmul I .1 V, 'llllllfbl' Xlll'5llY. cuzlflwcl by mznlmllllul ilu- Izmcv ul lucall SlllJlJUl'll'l'5 lay llwir r h lllltlllC5lIi' Nlylcs lc-lcfnlk, llllcllln-mc lllllllll'NlIC lim' Il'2lIllXYHl'li :mtl llll-1ll'0llllll ulmililx' on ilu' llllllllfml' llll5lxl'llJllll court. llllllllC5llL' llllqlxvsllc llllillll'Slli' llw llznsln mlmlwllmu- clumlcl sulluul lls fmlx mlm-In-:mls ill thc' lmmls ol thc' llrnm-slcaul . , . . ll1n1m'X:u's1lvwlmllusa-dllllumlmcrol'juniors in its lineup. l'zuul lay hugh Morning l'4'lllCl' llllillli' lizlrzm. llll' l.X'.'snlix1:l:1vc-ml ll wc'll-rollmlccl Ilw. Assist- mg llznrzm In thc scoring LlClJ2ll'lIllClll wcrc .Xlcx Ciirlliny. lien llc-unc llllil l,en fllllvlllllll. qlulm llzmku mumlcml out llu' lust hw :xml lwmccl zu wry Xilllllllbli' mam llllilCl' thc lmzwcls. ' V V llmlucsnc' llllKllICNllK' lllullu-sm' llucllu-mc lllllIll4'5IlC lluqucsm' lllIllllL'SIll lllulllcsllc llllquc-sm JUNIOR VARSITY SQU.-'KD llllqllcmc' llllillH'illl' llllIlllCSl1K' llllKllll'SllC fllalssllurl flll Rlllllilll 29 lYz1sl1il1glun I7 .Xliqlliplm 21 Slllllll llillx 23 .Xllnmm fill lfwml llily Ill llmmmu IS Cllzlirlml IT lil'L'11Iwu1nl 252 lin-llwl IH! Nlc Kt't'NlJ1Jl'l 252 xlllllllllll Ill llillllwlll IHS llUllli'5ll'2lll BI cllllllklilll Ili llwnlwuucl QU Bvllwl Ql Xlc'K1'n'slml'l IHS Nlunhanll fiti llzllclwin IST Ilmm-su-nl .Sli First Row, l. to r.-W. Rainey. A. Sebest. L. Coleman. K. Denns-. H. Nelson. G. Kapolkn. G. Halma. J. Cherpnk. Second Row-P. Ballough. Mgr., B. Kurimsky, W. Kraft, W. Leftwich, Danko. A. Girhlny. D. ljnmn. J. Kosko, M. Kovalyak, Mgr. Za Y I 1 ,V x, l as W Q i ' mil Nw R X x ...NNN 52. CHEERLEADERS R. Hanks N. Molinari D. Molinari S. Mayer G. Lutslco M. Klein W, I. Fedor o Clll'0l'll'3ldl'l s r 1 - - llll'0llgll llllflx and llun, our best fans illNV2lVS M 'l'ln- most mrlxrisixlg lalclor ol lllc l951Z-525 Lulskn zu cliicl' llIUIll'lll'l'S, llllil ll'2ll'l'lll Klux- nlmrls SCRISUII was ilu' unusual :mil llnprccc- inc Klein. i'1Il'l'f'lllg an l'l0l'2ll lrilxulv. xlcnlccl sclloul spirit. Nlllfll ol' lllc on-clil ia ,I. Il I . I . I , . rl 1- 'H - 3 '- 1 - 1 1 . elm- In thc hzml work :mal urnglnzll uppmzu'l1 05? lu llc mllu In 'I'l '? Hum' ll l ll 1 , it , U lmml-llrc 2llllll'S ul rcll :mtl Wlllll' flncl llmws ol llIC.llDl1' mllcclluulc-ls, , , , , Y , , A , , :md Nurnm Altlllllllfl, lrvnc- l'cclm'. :mel Svlvm llc' slll'ln'kccl lYllll glvv :ll lllL' In'c-Nlc'lxcc-s- xlcyw, ' port rally us lllc lllllL'l'lll lJl'UK'K'hSl0ll ol' ilu- ' ' llgl'l' lmssccl hy. willl liolm llzmka :mal .lorry 'l'1'uly pccrlcbm llL'I'lvOl'lllCl'S, lllL'bC. 93 First Row. l. TRACK A ll.-KSEll.Kl.L TRACK to r.-j. Bowen. D. Evanko, T. Williaxlls. R. Exline, R. Dickerson. R. Buuic, H. Fun-m.m, S. Cnmr. Serond Row-M. Gooden. T. Troxler, G. Woolen. J. Sikora. W. Charnan. G. Lewis. H, johnuvn. V. lluuic, Third Row-Mr. Rubino. Kellv. R. Gottfried. E. Kleist. J. Durik. A. Hutnik, D. Bowen. D. Nlclvvr, R. Desk, Mr. First Row. l Second Row Rndvansky. SYVIMMING TEAM to r.-T. Bach. R. Stephenson. R. Bodnar. R. Macosko. D. Weber. R. VViIm.ma. G. Stenger. -F. Knletar. F. Steimer, B. Watts. R. Grieser, R. Opalkn. J. Timkn. Third Row-R. Wehh. G. Cmar. J. Sikora, G. Ikach. First Row. I Secnnd Row Third Row- BASEBALL SQUAD to r.-E. Buck, Butchko. E. Galinis. R. Lednak. -J. Yevick. R. Garshak. M. Tuchak. F. Prokenpek. W. Wright, E. Para-'han Mr. Zeleznik, J. Summerly. J- Kacinko, W. Brokenbek, W. Kampert, R. Novak. R. Grimm-r. R. Kish, 94 SYVINIMING M- illlll' ,lIllll'lS . . . Truvk . . . Swimming . . . Baschall TRACK llvzulcil hy Coach Rags Ramlxamky, thc a uninimciil poiiil-gi-llvr. Ulhcr lJl'lIll'llJ1llS in' lllilfli squad lraincml CZll'lll'5llf in anlifipalion rlllnlcil XValls. SIUIIQCY, Opalko, Klacosko. Sici- ol a siuu'ssl'ill scason. .Xhhough Sl'Xl'l'1ll lop nivr. lionlnar. xllCllL'li. and 'l'iinko. Nh: Paul pvi-l'oinic-rs wcrc lost llirongh gramlnalion. Xlr. SlllIlll'l' hannllcml thc coaching clinics, Ramlvaiiskx' l'n-ciiiilccl a new orc-w ol' i'uc'oi'il ln'c'akci's. ' wilh such hon as Cin-clnian. liowcn. BASEBALL iLi'm'ii. l'1-mmki-. ancl XYoolcn lcacling his llllllllL'5ll1' llighk hasvhall li'illIl hvgan pi'ac'f lhinclacls llllllllfllllll1lg1llllSl opposing schools. lin' this spring with a hrighl outlook lillli thc' coniing Cllillllllllil season. SVVIMMING l.a4'k ol' L'xpc'i'icin'L'ml llIUllllCl5Illl'Il hail lwcn l'ai'lic ipaling in lvaguc c'oinpc'lition with aprohlcni in ll1lSlyK'Zll'S.lJlll Coach Nlylcs Zclvlf lllairlon, lllIlli'l'. anal Clonnvllsvillc, llllqlivsm' nik was salislic-ml wilh llllNyl'1lI'lSlJlli'lllIlg'Sl1lll Ilighk nicrnn-n gain' an K'Xlki'lll'lll ac'4'onnl ol' lllIllSl'Yl'l'1llIlllllliblflllllll'li'l'S. ilu-lim-lim although winning only one ol' six Proniising lll3lICl'l2ll lioni lhc' Pony l,caguc lcagnv Clll'OllIlIl'l'N. llilll' llllliL'Slll'l'1'1llL'4l linllci' gave' thc llnkcs amlclcnl Sllfllglll anal know-liow, in li-agnc play' anal also ilownml Clclilial siipplmiiciiliiig thc l1ll1'lllS ol' I'1'llll'lllllQ rvgu- llalholim' in an vxhihilion niccl. lam lllllfllllli, Clalinis. Ciarshak. Nlaclvya. Sinn- lgtlllfll'i'l5K'l'i'Illll2llllK'lllll1'Sqll1lllllllCllJI'0Yl'il incrly anal XYrigln. .Xml away wc go. llp and ovvr. lfyjllillllll' Dirk, a clisuis dandy. hash duo. 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MR K NW y W , ll ,Q .r35'f Index Page Article 74 A Cappella Choir 10-ll Administration 68 Art Club 73 Band 90-91 Basketball and Record 71 Biology Club 77 Boys' Chorus 74 Boys' Quartet 65 Career Club 68 Cashiers 93 Cheerleaders 65 College Interest 68 Debate Club 7l Dramatic Club 61 Echo Newspaper 60 Echo Yearbook 86-87 Football and Record 88 Football Sketches 4-5 Foreword 67 French Club 67 German Club 71 Guidance Secretaries 68 Home Room Guidance 81 I.B.M. Typists 49 Industrial Classes 71 Journalism Workshop 77 Jr. Sr. Girls' Chorus 51 Junior Class 92 J. V. Basketball and Record 67 Latin Club 72 Majorettes 95 Minor Sports 78 Naturals 78 Octette 20 Senior Class 81 Senior Committee 75 Serenaders 55 Sophomore Class 77 Sophomore Girls' Chorus 67 Spanish Club 75 Spiritual Singers 78 String Ensemble 64 Student Council 77 Triple Trio 62 Y-Teens Reporter Dorothy Potoma Rita Ann Morgan Joann Hanyak Arlene Bedont Michael Tuchak Doris Molinari Claudia Viragh Claudia Viragh Joann Hanyak Thelma Lowrie Norma Molinari Arlene Bedont Lois Choate Norma Molinari Betty Knox Patricia Rifko Robert Swanson Robert Swanson Betty Knox Martha Terza Lois Ringbloom Joann Hanyak Lois Choate Patricia Rifko Stephandia Spiroff Joan Maloy Shirley Achtzehn Eleanor Bakurov Michael Tuchak Doris Molinari Nancy Rasp Michael Tuchak Arlene Bedont Shirley Achtzelm Joan Maloy Nancy Rasp John Stanley Margaret Thomas Marlene Balombiny Dorothy Potoma La Rue Koch Lois Ringbloom John Stanley La Rue Koch Thelma Lowrie Anastasia Spiroff Acknowledgements TYPING-Senior I.B.M. 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