Duquesne High School - Echo Yearbook (Duquesne, PA)

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DONALD BREVKO General Gopher . . . man of few words . . . very handy with cars . . . Stan's his second home . . . longs to be an auto mechanic . . . views Swing Shift Theater with pleasure . . . spotted by his blond crew-cut . . . absolutely, positively, won't miss school NANCY BREVKO Home Economics Green eyes and blonde hair make Kim quite attractive, especially to Jack . . . cooperative and friendly . . . a true sportswoman . . . shelters hopes of working for U. S. Steel after graduation . . . come what may, she enioys herself . . . heartily approves of masculine companionship MARTHA BRNA BETTY BROWN Commercial Betty . . . best friends include Evelyn, Lorraine, and Virginia . . . favorite Dee Jay, Bill Powell . . . will miss the Chapel prcgrams . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . never hurrying is her main characteristic . . . secret dream, to be a clothes designer MELBA BUCHLEITNER Commercial Melba . . . will be the prettiest of private sec- retaries . . . a whirl on a dance floor suits her to CI T . , . heads her own fashion parade . . . always encircled by masculine admirers . . . Jayne, Rita, Mitzie, and Melba can insure live- liness to any party . . . Y-Teen gal JEAN BUCK Commercial Jean . . . gabbed her lunch hour away with Sis, Rosella, and Marianne . . . Mr. Karpinsky and math-the greatest . . . active member of the Library Club . . . neat dresser . . . highest rung on her ladder to success is becoming a secretary . . . sweet as they come . . . John's special gal DONALD BREVKO NANCY BREVKO MARTHA BRNA BETTY BROWN MELBA BUCHLEITNER JEAN BUCK I OUR FINER THOUGHTS UNVEIL A RARE CONTENTMENT Even Sedge has u serious side

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'10 6' if Gy' LEONARD BITKOWSKI AUDREY BOCK LOISBODNAR ANGELENE BONACCI JOHN BORONKAY ,., s 4. fit JERRELL BLUE JANICE BODNAR ROBERT BOGDAN RONALD BONDI RICHARD BREMER LEONARD BITKOWSKI General Frosty . . . brown curly hair draws envious glances from the girls . . . Keck and Koonk helped him hold up the walls of the Billiard Box . . . derives pleasure in spinning the wheel of a '57 Ford. . . aspires the life of a millionaire JERRELL BLUE Commercial Jerry . . . hard-working stock boy at Central Drug . . . quiet ways won him many friends . . . Highway Patrol and John Wayne Theater fan . . . possesses a keen interest in collecting coins and dancing . . . desires to become a suc- cess as an executive iand later retire at the old age of 307 AUDREY BOCK Commercial Aud . 1 . cute blonde curls and dreamy blue eyes . . . one of the Cox's clan . . . bottomless wardrobe . , . keen on office machines . . . plans to go into the business world . . . enioyecl guidance in Room 12 . . . relaxes at Nikolich's with Toni, Sis, or Nance JANICE BODNAR Commercial Jan . . . cute blue-green eyed brownette . . . Mrs. Kemerer's competent secretary . . . Gloria, Irene, Marie, and Jan-quite a quartet . . . cheerful salesgirl at Cox's . . . will make an efficient secretary for some employer LOIS BODNAR Commercial Lois . . . actively connected with the Student Council and Y-Teens . . . her chic hair-do is quite attractive . . . hits the local dances with Evelyn, Judy, and Eleanor . . . typically feminine at all times . . . most unpredictable . . . has her eye on a good office iob ROBERT BOGDAN General Boggie . . . stock car racing enthusiast . . . frequently spotted at Grove's TV with Bob, Jack, and Terry . . . American history with Mr. Plake suited him to a T . . . drives the family Ford with ease . . . the crystal ball sees him tinkering with motors of cars ANGELENE BONACCI Commercial Tootsie . . . vivacious blonde . . . would like to follow in Marilyn's footsteps . . . plans to work in an office in the meantime . . . chauffeurs Carolyn and Marianne around in her Chevy . . . spirited cheerleader at D.H.S.'s football and basketball games RONALD BONDI Technical Bumps . . . rugged captain of the football team . . . the girls can only watch from the sidelines, however, for Bumps iust won't give any of them a break . . . the kid gets a large charge out of Mr. Reutzel's iokes . . . has the ambition of opening a sport's store someday JOHN BORONKAY Technical Bronk . . . blends his voice with the Four Guys and D.H.S. Quartet . . . pumps gas after school . . . plans to attend college this fall . . . always clowning . . . usually seen with Marcie . . . drives a two-tone Dodge . . . Bill, Chuck, and Gene-his best friends RICHARD BREMER General Speedo . . . one of the lsaly boys . . . goes for sports, especially fishing . . . whips a mean soda for Bondi and Kuprok . . . will miss the fine teachers at D.H.S .... dreamy ballads put him in a melancholy mood . . . it is a pleasure to know him

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AS WE PASSED ONWARD, IT SEEMED THE WORLD WAS OURS EUGENE BUJDOS EMMA BUTLER MARY ELLA CALE 6 x t Q7 pi' U stil X 41 1 . V In - A, rx 5 Y Q if ,Q Just once over lightly by Senior Committee members ARLENE BURDA WILLIAM BYRNES BARBARA CARR 'I fi ef EUGENE BUJDOS Technical Gene . . . taciturn unless he has something important to say . . . one of the Kennywood crew . . . will look back on this senior year with fond thoughts of Sandy . . . active in Explorers, Junior Achievement, and Senior Col- lege Interest . . . will attend Penn State or Waynesburg ARLENE BURDA Commercial Ar . . . tall, blonde maiorette . . . boogie artist on the piano and on the dance floor . . . swaps bits of gossip with Darlene, Eleanor, Judy, and Pat . . . Al's steady . . . through further taining at business school, she hopes to attain a secre- tarial position EMMA BUTLER Commercial Em . . . tiny bundle cf delight . . . she now knows her way around D.H.S .... her needle 'n thread put her a step ahead of fashion . . . Em and Phyllis represent true friendship . . . a burst of laughter heralds her arrival . . . her future is still a hodge-podge of ideas WILLIAM BYRNES Academic Bill . . . soda pusher at Butler's Drug Store . . . history and Miss Surgent are O.K. by this boy . . . listens patiently to Richard, Wayne, and Eugene . . . whiz at selling magazines for the Senior Committee . . . quiet in the nicest way MARY ELLA CALE Commercial Mare . . . snappy waitress at Bud's . . . striking red hair . . . blended her voice with the chorus in Mellon's Minstrel . . . being a good secretary is her primary desire . . . active in Junior Achievement . . . Mr. Mooney ranks high on her list of favorite teachers BARBARA CARR Commercial Bobbie . . . discriminatingly good taste in clothes . . . keeps her slim figure by dancing and swimming . . . sharp black glasses frame her lovely features . . . enioys life to the fullest extent . . . active in Y-Teens and Career Girls