Duquesne High School - Echo Yearbook (Duquesne, PA)

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As heaven draws its curtain, and pins it with a star, we find ourselves at the end of our long journey. Yes, we, the Senior Class of 54 , have ended twelve happy years of study and fun. What fun it was collecting name cards! How about when the proofs were received? Even our class officers, Richard Bowen, Charles Vizzini, Edward Yonelc, and Charles Slcalicky got their THE 1954 SEN IGRS OFFICERS President RICHARD BOXVEN Vice-President CHARLES VIZZINI Secretary CHARLES SKALICKY Treasurer EDWARIU YONHK share of good-natured kidding. We're really proud of the beautiful year- book. Our congratulations to our Editor, Eleanor Bakurov. As graduation grew nearer, excitement beamed in our eyes. We are sorry to leave, but the time has come. So here's a lasting Fare- welll' to you, Duquesne High, from the Class of 1954-.M It came quicker than we expected.

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Drew blueprints for our future plans Herbert Schimpf Myles Zeleznik Katherine W. Killgallon Paul Stinner X FX n 1406 s if K 1- av? Marian White

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4 -ef ROBERT ALEXANDER MICHAEL ANDREJCAK JOHN ARTIM AGNES BAJUS MARGARET BAJUS EDWARD BAK ELEANOR BAKUROV ELEANOR BALLAS Settled down to brass tacks of learning . . ROBERT ALEXANDER Academic MARGARET BA Jus Technical Alex . . . leads a busy energetic life . . . drives his own motorcycle . . . anticipates a future in engin- eering . . his hair is the envy of the opposite sex . . . his friendliness accounts for his many friends. MICHAEL ANDREJCAK Technical Mike . . . our little Duke at football games . . . treats everyone equal and wonderful . . . Carnegie Tech will have his name on its enrollment list next school semester . . . favorite saying, Come on fellows. JOHN ARTIM General Arch . . . easy going, outdoor type . . . Mr. Green- way's substitute on Youth Day . . . can charm a person with a flash of his smile . . . blessed with unusual gray eyes and an athletic build. AGNES BA-IUS General Aggie . . . full of vigor and vitality . . . featured attraction at the Memorial Theater . . . friendly and easy to get along with . . . has a wide and val- uable collection of friends . . . Dot is her special confidant. Margie . . . possesses a wardrobe of fine selections . . . she and Aggie are twins with individuality . . . cheers for the Dukesg especially for Tag . . . active member in Career Girls . . . a warm, genuine in- terest in people. EDWARD BAK Commercial Bucky . . . a free-lancing Vagabond . . . plans to major in business education at Penn State . . . spends his spare time collecting polka records and watching Dragnet,' . . . Jan's other half . . . has a zest for food. ELEANOR BAKUROV Commercial Ebbie . . . vibrant editor of the yearbook . . . en- joys every minute . . . a girl of varied interests and talents . . . didnlt she look cute in her majorette uniform? . . . a sparkling diamond adorns her left hand, third finger. ELEANOR BALLAS General Ele Mae . . . laughter is her by-word . . . will wear a nurse's uniform with pride . . . a sorority member . . . . the ringing of the 2:45 bell brightens her face with a smile . . . study period.