Duquesne High School - Echo Yearbook (Duquesne, PA)

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THE 1954 SEN IORS C ELWOOD BALOG PAUL BALTA IJEWAYNE BARI BARRY BARNYAK EVELYN BASISTA SlllRl.lfY HHNI We met our old acquaintances. W1 ELXVOOD BALOG Vocational PAUL BALTA Academic EI . . . mechanically minded . . . spends his spare Palnlum . . , always surrounded by a crowd of peo- iiine just riding around . , 4 lucky owner of a ple . . . capable Student Council president . . . pos- grecn Hudson Hornet . . . Ken, Bob, Tootie, and sesses a special charm which czptivates you , , , his lil make a happy-go-lucky quartet . . , talented in Dear john pantomime proved a hug hit in the wondworking. Minstrel, DEWAYNE BARKER Vocational Wanna sign, too? Pete . . . pretends to be unaffected hy females . . . g B L. inseparable from his gang . . . dauntlessly deter- mined to join the Navy . . . has his own individual manner of facing the world . . . second home is Allens. BARRY BARNIYAK Technical Bcrry , . . an ideal person to have a nice quiet talk with . . . competent vice-president of tht- French Club 4 . . his leisure time is spent playing cards , . . alert and ready with a smile. EVELYN BASISTA Commercial Ev . . , acquires an extra special enjoyment out of eating . , , enjoys singing and willingly lcncls her voice to the a cappella choir . . . checking out groceries at Balsamos occupies most of her after school hours. SHIRLEY BENKO Commercial Shirl . . . likes to dance to the rollicking rhythm of a polka . , . her camera is her lnest friend . . . 'lcomedy l'lour'A ranks first on her T.V. list of pro- grams . . . keep talking -'favorite motto. 20

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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.

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R if .ab JOAN BERO NANCY BITKOWSKI ROBERT BODNAR SHIRLEY BOGDEN WII.LIAM BORNYEK ONALD BOST VINCENT BOUIE RICHARD BOWEN JAMES BOWERS ROBERT BOWERS it hesitating, we made new friends, too . . JOAN BERO Commercial RONALD BOST Vocational Bero . . . a blonde, blue-eyed bundle of mischief . . . has fun at any cost . . . comptometer work suits her fancy . . . her many friends indicate her friend- liness . . undisputed authority on swimming, jokes, and boys. NANCY BITKOWSKI Academic Nance . . . a lively lass whose heart is set on being a lab technician . . . her extra curricular activities include a boy named Shu Shu . . . has mastered the art of figure painting. ROBERT BODNAR Technical Bob . . , look for him at Betty Ann's . . . aren't green gray eyes and dark curly hair a wonderful combination? . . . wins monograms for swimming . . . his personality will blend effortlessly with col- lege atmosphere. SHIRLEY BOGDAN Commercial Shirl . . , softly enchanting . . . owner of a bottom- less wardrobe . , , Vilma and Bod admire her com- pany . . . the mechanical wonder of a typewriter fascinates her . . . watching baseball players hit home runs interest Shirl. WILLIAM BORNYEK Technical Bill . . . a wholesome, hearty, and unusually happy lad . . . likes to create a new fad once in a while . . . a pool table shark . . he says his future is entirely up to fate. Dutch . . , can be found filling gas tanks at Gravity Fill . . . seen around Moran's corner . . . sports' fiend . . . chauffeurs the kids around in his 1950 Chevy . . . his future is still undecided. VINCENT BOUIE Technical Vince . . . hopes to enter Carnegie Tech . . . a ribbon winner in track . . , lent his talkative power to the Debate Club . . . an extensive traveler . . an engineer or an architect will fulfill his goal. RICHARD BOWEN Technical Dick . . . handsome, hard working president of the senior class . . . a top athlete in football and basket- ball . . . a trig bug . . . principal for a day . . . girls' ideal man . . . well built life guard at the Baldoc. JAMES BOWERS Vocational S-quirrly . - . happy when hunting . . . a Jackie Gleason fan , . . his name will be enrolled at Clem- son next year . . . a friend for one and one for all . . . a fighting football player of D.H.S. ROBERT BOWERS General Pee-Wee . . . pals around with joe Ferency . . . de- livering groceries occupies his spare moments . . . Holy Mackerel is his favorite worn-Out expression . . . tinkering with automobiles in later life are his plans. 21