Duquesne High School - Echo Yearbook (Duquesne, PA)

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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

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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.-

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