Duquesne High School - Echo Yearbook (Duquesne, PA)

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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.

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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

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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.