West Alleghany High School - Alleghanian Yearbook (Oakdale, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1955 volume:

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V- . 5-1-157.-i..-'g:V Q 1- V? 041159 gcuzicuz - l - -..vue-1.-r ' 1 f.' in fiilll-lk ,,,.....---- W 4 '--r .9-0-v ' ' gluflfiifg.-acl Cjouzlzaliinz Cfau qflfsaf Oqlfsggany ganioz Scgoof Dagials, gbanniyfuarzia Qbscficafiolz To our parents, we, the Senior Class of 1955, dedicate the ALLE- GHANIAN. Since our life began, we have been guided by the hands of the two people closest to us, our parents. Their hands held ours as we cautiously took our first steps. A few years later they led us across the street to board the school bus. They soothed our feverish head in times of sickness, and hurt our feelings when used for punishment. Through grade school and junior high they guided us when we wanted to be as the gang. Now, as seniors, we want to take these helping hands in ours and say thank you for your guidance. fplarzniny Ugg Oqllsfygcuziarz Seated: N. Langer, B. Rikerg co-editors: Marge Mustio. Standing: S. Adams, C- B. Lutz, T. Romiti, D. Manson, R. Larson, N. L. Campbell, M. E. Iglar, B. Kowalew- ski, S. Dimitroff. Mr. J. I. Klimchak Faculty Advisor Gqcfmilziafzafion Symbolic of a progressive world, steeped in leadership based upon experience and knowledge, the hand and voice of today's administration is felt by all and heeded by those whose future will prove its worth. 3 Mrs. Grace Drugmand, secretary to Dr. Wilson and secretary of the school board. CW 5lLLf2E'ZUi:il:f2 C2 J' 'lifldiflfll Dr. Arthur D. Wilson graduated from Elders Ridge Academy in 1913 and taught rural school for several years. He served in the First World War. He graduated from Pennsylvania State Uni- versity with the B. S. degree in agriculture in 1922 and the M. S. degree in education in 1929. He taught for four years in West Newton, Pa., as supervisor of agricultureg and since 1926 he has been in the Findlay Township School at Imperial, Pa.g first as supervi sor of agriculture, then from 1929 as supervising principal of schools. In the six years of the West Allegheny joint School system, he has served as supervising principalof schools. cami of ficiucafiofz The Board of Education of West Allegheny joint District is made up of fifteen members from the three school districts making up West Allegheny. President . . V. President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Member . . President . . V. President Secretary . . Trea surer . . Member . . President . . V. President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Menb er . . FINDLA Y TOWNS HIP saunauaua-aaa . . . . . Dr. W. D. Kennedy . . . Paul McMichael . . Phyllis Trautman . . . . james C. Trotter . . . . Dr. L. W. Drugmand NORTH FAYETTE TOWNSHIP Q--as-. Edward Ackman . . . . Warren Scott james M. Maglich . . . Henry J. Kelly . . Leota Matters u u OAKD ALE BOROUGH n n-uuunaounnaa . 4 Lee L. Pendleton . . . Wilbur W. Bradbum . . Raymer E. Lins . . . john A. Young . . Harry L. Stewart glzifzciflaf Dr. Anthony J. Miklausen graduated from Findlay Vocational School in 1928. He gradu- ated from Slippery Rock State Teachers Col- lege in 1932 and he taught science in the North Fayette School System following gradu- ation. In 1938, he graduated from the Univer- sity of Pittsburgh with a masters Degree and in 1949, he received his doctorate also at the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Miklausen has served as high school principal during the six years of the jointure. Mrs. Rose Growden Secretary to Dr. Miklausen acuity George Allison, General Math, Physical Education, Charles Burin, Biology, Mary Conley, French, English, Dorothy Dalbor, Commercial, Fred DelMonte, Instrumental Musicg Carlton Dietterich, Agriculture, lzetta Ewing, Attendance Officer: Albert Flocco, History, Guidanceg joseph Klimchak, Latin, journalism, Englishg 'Thaddeus Krasjewski, Commercial, Alexander Kramer, Drivers Education and Training, Margaret Long, Home Economics, Thomas Marriot, History, Shop, Elizabeth McGill, Englishg Harry Metcalf, Science, History: Stewart Morgan, Choral Music, Martha Ridgway, English, Physical Education: Louis Rocereto, In- strumental Music, Craig Rohm, Mathematics, Edward Sarachine, Artg Gertrude Steel, Librarian, Elizabeth Stewart, Problems of Democracy, English, Sally Yankel, Nurse. 5 Miss Stewart, Mrs. Ewing, Mr. Rohm, Mrs. Mr. Klimchak, Mr. Metcalf, Mr. Dieterrich, Mrs. Dalbor, Seated, Miss Conley. Mr. Sarachine Mr. DelMonte, Mr. Allison, Mr. Kramer, Mr. Morgan, Seated, Miss Steele. 1 ,, Ridgway, Seated, Mrs. Long. Missing faculty members are: Mr. Flocco, Mr. Rocereto, and Mrs. Yankel. Mr. Krajewski, Mr. Burin, Mr. Marriot, Seated, Miss McGill. E r 1 glaaa of 7955 TONY ROMITI President, Senior Class President, Sophomore and junior Classes, Key Club, Varsity Club fpresidentj, College Club, F.T.A., T. T.C. Cpresidentj, Drama Club, Al-lites Staff, Al- leghanian Staff, junior and Senior Class Plays, Chorus, Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Intramurals. SYLVIA DIMITROFF Secretary, Senior Class National Honor Society Cpresidentj, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, College Club, F.T.A., G.A.A., Photography Club, Al-lites Staff, Alleghanian Staff, junior Class Play, Chorus, Intramurals. JAMES WALKER Vice-Preside nt, Senior Class National Honor Society, Key Club, Student Council, Al-lites Staff, Chorus. BLANCHE RIKER Treasurer, Senior Class National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, F.T.A., Drama Club ftreasurerj, Al-lites Staff, Alleghanian Staff, junior and Senior Class Plays, Chorus, Intramurals. On September 6, 1949, a group of approximately 175 students from all corners of the West Allegheny district entered the seventh grade. Although these teen-agers were strangers to one another, they soon overcame their shyness and made W. A. realize they had a real class of Indians on their hands. After three years of junior high they started their climb up the hill to the Senior High. Upon their entry into the Senior High they decided to make history. As November 26 rolled around, they got to work and had the annual Soph-Hop with the theme Harvest Moon decorating the gym. As they entered the eleventh grade with about 139 students, they kept on making changes in W. A.'s history. Instead of ordering the usual class sweater, this class sported scarlet and gray jackets. When junior class play time came upon them, they picked a play requiring changes of scenery fthe first in W. A.'s history bookj. With the aid of the local P.T.A.s and organizations the junior class sponsored a gala prom and all-night party. The gym was transformed into a Spanish Town. With 128 students left, the class moved on to be one of W. A.'s largest senior classes. This year showed a large crowd out to see the senior class play, I Love Lucy . Hard Work, determined minds, and guiding hands, this class has gained recognition on West Allegheny's history chart. glam Aifzorzaou Miss Conley Mrs. Dalbor 8 Mr. Rohm Miss Stewart X , I of 62 49 998 '1 '4 ' .1 'Qs n 4- K 9 ja' W SX fQ ' 'A not V A . I I f. ' SUSAN ADA MS National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, College Club, F.T.A., G.A.A., Al- lites Staff, Alleghanian Staff, Chorus Qtreasurerl, Orchestra, Cheerleader, Varsity Basketball, Intra- murals. CATHE RINE ALB AR ANO G.A.A., Chorus, Intramurals. WILLIAM ANESE TTI College Club, F.T.A., T. T.C. fsecretaryl, Chess and Checkers Club, Model Club, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Chorus, Basketball, Intramurals. WILLIAM BAIN Chess and Checkers Club, Rifle Club, Chorus, Base- ball, Football, Intramurals. K ENN ETH BARBOUR Drama Club, Chess and Checkers Club, Photography Club, Al-lites Staff, junior Class Play, Band ftreasur- erl, Chorus, Orchestra. FRANK BEBER Colle e Club T.T C. ftreas- S 1 ' urerl, Chess and Checkers Club, Model Club. WALTER BENNETT I-'.F.A., Rifle Club. DELORES BENTREM F H.L.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus. ROWENE BOCK National Honor Society lsecretaryl, Drama Club, Junior Class Play, Chorus. GARY BOGATAY Key Club, Student Council, Varsity Club, College Club, Sportsmans Club, Science Club, Model Club, Chorus, Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball, Intramurals. RONALD BOLIND F.F.A., Sportsmans Club. LOU IS BOUCHON T.T.C., Chess and Check- ers Club, Band, Chorus i N' 'za :,,.., 1 . ,. ., k,,, ,. if gg., Al CARL BOYNES F.F.A., Sportsmans Club, Rifle Club. ALBERTA BOZICK College Club, F.T.A., Rifle Club, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Chorus, Intra- murals. RONALD BROTSKY Chess and Checkers Club, Model Club. NANCY BUELL F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Varsity Basketball, Intramurals. NO RMA LOU CAMPBELL National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Student Council Cvice-presidentl, College Club, Drama Club fpresidentj, F.T.A., Junior Class Play, Al-lites Staff, Alleghanian Staff, Chorus, Intramurals. NANCY CAVANAUGH F. H. A. , Tri- Hi- Y, Chorus. 10 V,,, P. f ENV' 4 ,ma ' w f :xg 3' M, . :iff V . W. , pg ,M A all 5 E X Fil M 53 E 3 K af.. 'Sb- iq. ' 1 ,jf X FEI 'A l f M I ,W Vow, ,Q. -Q' f' DONNA CH ARLIER G.A. A., F.H. A. fpresidentj, Intramurals. RICH ARD CL ARK Varsity Club, F.F.A., Sportsmans Club, Hi-Y, Band, Chorus, Basketball, Football, Intramurals. MARGARET CONN National Honor Society fvicepresidentl, F.B.L.A., F.T.A., G.A.A., Chorus, Intramurals. MA XINE COOK F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Girls' Hobby and Shop Club, Intra- murals. CAROL COOPER Student Council, G.A.A. fpresidentj, Chorus, Cheer- leader, Intramurals. JAMES COSSACK Rifle Club fpresidentj, Baseball, Ba sk etball. ARTHUR COULTER Varsity Club, Sportsmans Club, Football. Nl:- SHIRLEY CULL EY F.H.A., Girls' Hobby and Shop Club, Chorus. WNV' JACK DEMPE Chess and Checkers Club, Photography Club, Library Recreation Club, Chorus. A p t e,,,,,v,, J zl.. .q 1, ....,. If if 3 IOANNE DESCUTNER Student Council, College Club, F.B.L.A. fsecretaryj, F.T.A., G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, junior Class Play, Chorus, Intramurals. , . f RONALD EWING Sportsmans Club, Chess and Checkers Club, Band, Cho ,vs ,N HIS. K lah' . .H K LEWIS GORAY ' Chess and Checkers Club, ' Photography Club. .X 'w .I .f , I 'IE'-I LAWRENCE GRAY Sportsmans Club, Science Club, Hi-Y, Chorus. MARIE GREEN F.B.L.A., Drama Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus. ROBERT GRIFFIN Photography Club, Science Club, Junior Class Play, Chorus. NADIN E HAIGH College Club, F.T.A., Dra- ma Club, F.N.A., Photogra- phy Club. ARTHUR HALL Varsity Club, Collcge Club, F.T.A., Sportsmans Club, Al-lites Staff, junior Class Play, Football, Intramurals. JOHN HATTON Rifle Club, Library Recre- ation Club, Chorus, Intra- mural s. CHARLES H ERMAN Varsity Club, Science Club, Wrestling fmanagerl. PATRICIA HODDER F.H. A. ftreasurerj, Intra- murals. LA VADA HOLMES G'-A-Au F-H.A., Intramu- rals. OPAL HOOTMAN F.H.A. EVE LYN HOZAK F.H.A. MARY ELL EN IGL AR Quill and Scroll, College Club, F.T.A., Drama Club, Photography Club, Al-lites Staff, Alleghanian Staff, junior Class Play. SALLY KACZ Student Council, Drama Club, G.A.A., Chorus, Var- sity Basketball. HAROLD KINNEY Sportsmans Club, Chorus. E LIZABE TH KOWAL EWSKI National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, College Club, F.'I'.A., Drama Club fvice-presidentj, Al-lites Staff, Alleghanian Staff, junior Class Play, Chorus, Varsity Basketball, Intra- murals. DENISE KRAMER College Club, G.A.A., F.N. A., Tri-Hi-Y, junior Class Play, Chorus, Intramurals. MARIE KRAWCHYK Treasurer Uunior Classj, Student Council, G.A.A., Choms, Intramural s. WILLIAM KRAWCHYK Secretary Uunior Classj, Student Council, Varsity Club fvice-presidentD, Pho- tography Club, Baseball, Sportsmans Club Qpresidentj, Basketball, Football, Intra- murals. Q' li 'iff' ,K I ax i 5 Sf, tv 'ML rn 413 .fr ffzw 315 . E, 1 ,Mil , 1 -V gf Y . 2 'WW. WIL LIAM LaGARD Key Club, College Club, F.T.A., Chorus. NORMA LA NGER Secretary fSophomore Classj, National Honor So- ciety, Quill and Scroll, College Club, F.T.A., Dra- ma Club Csecretaryl, Al- lites Staff, Alleghanian Staff, junior and Senior Class Plays, Chorus, Intra- murals. R ALP H L ARSON F.'I'.A., Rifle Club, Al-lines Staff, Alleghanian Staff, junior and Senior Class Plays, Chorus. SANDRA L EOPOLD G.A.A., Chorus, Intramural s. EUGENE L EWIS Varsity Club, Sportsmans Club, Baseball, Wrestling, Intramurals. HAROLD L EW IS F.F.A., Sportsmans Club, Scien ce Club. AL BERT LOGAR y' Chess and Checkers Club, ff I i H Science Club, Chorus. - -' I . CORA BELLE LUTZ National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, College Club, F.T.A., Drama Club, F.N.A. fpresidentl, F.H.A., Al- lites Staff, Alleghanian Staff, junior Class Play, .- Band, Chorus, Orchestra, Intramurals. 7?W?'fffJ gg.: ROBERT MADARAS F.F.A., Sportsmans Club. ,gi Q 5. .yt DONNA MANSON Quill and Scroll, College Club, F.T.A., Drama Club, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Al-lites Staff, Alleghanian Staff, junior Class Play, Chorus, Intramurals. MARIL OU M AR FL AK F.B.L.A., Drama Club, junior Class Play, Chorus. NBP' FRED MARKOVITZ College Club, F.T.A., Rifle Club, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Chorus, Intra- murals. .,,f!V: 'Ol--vw' ' JOHN MAMRAK N F.F.A., Chess and check- C 3 ers Club, Wrestling. WILLIAM M ATUS Sportsmans Club, Chess and Checkers Club fpresi- dentj, Band, Chorus, Base- ball, Intramurals. AL VIN MCCLOUC HIC Treasurer QSophomore Classl, Vice-President Uunior Classj, Varsity Club, T.T.C., Chess and Checkers Club, Photogra- phy Club, Wrestling, Intra- murals. DORE EN MCELHANEY F.B.L.A., Drama Club, G.A.A., junior Class Play, Chorus, Varsity Basketball, Intramurals. VIRGINIA McE LH ANEY F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Tri'H'i'Y, Chorus, Intramurals. ELAINE MCNEES College Club, F.T.A., G. A.A., Chorus, Intramurals. 14 f I , f 'vi e g , rr, . ,M S , , r A wr Y' b ,,,, , 9 g u t I If 1. I 'J ,M ,, 1 , we K 5' 5' v. 5 i wiav0 M, 'W gm! Crrr C A A ,Nw I ?M,,.,s- dy, -' ' fllilkinlvili WILBERT MCNEES F.F.A., Chess and Check- ers Club, Science Club. HELEN MILLIRON G. A.A., F.H.A., Library Recreation Club, junior Class Play, Intramurals. MICH AEL MITCHEL L Student Council, F.F.A. fsecretaryj, Sportsmans Club, Rifle Club. PHYLLIS MOON F.H.A., Girls' Hobby and Shop Club, Intramurals. MARJORIE MUSTIO Quill and Scroll, College Club, F.T.A., G.A.A., Al- lites Stafr, Alleghanian Staff, junior Class Play, Chorus, Dance Band, Or- chestra, Cheerleader, Var- sity Basketball, Intramu- rals. MARY A. NEUGE BAUER F.H.A. fvicepresidentj, Girls' Hobby and Shop Club, Intramurals. JOHN NEUGE BAUER F.F.A., Chess and Check- ers Club, Junior Class Play. WILLIAM NOLTE F.F.A., Sportsmans Club, Chess and Checkers Club. SYL VIA ORE L G.A.A., F.H.A., junior Class Play, Intramurals. HOWARD ORTH Student Council, Varsity Club, T.T.C. fvice-presi- dentj, Chorus, Football. DOLORES PALAS G.A.A. , Varsity Baske tball , Intramurals. SHIRLEY PAR TIN F.B.L.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Hobby and Shop Club. A Qxzfefif .li 'U' , ...W f, , k,,k 'rug lx Ase '55 A Am , 1, , .A H ' Q I - .rtiigs - - Ciirry sw -Q7 F41g.:2ff F MARIANNE PATTERSON F.T.A., G.A.A., junior Class Play, Chorus, Intra- murals. NANCY PIKE Student Council, G.A.A., Chorus, Varsity Ba sk etball 7 Intramurals. ROBERT PURDY Varsity Club, Rifle Club Cvice-presidentl, Hi-Y, Cho- rus, Football. Eu. EEN QUINN Student Council, G.A.A., Chorus, Intramurals. PE TE R RIPP EE Varsity Club, F.F.A., Sportsmans Club, Hi-Y, Cho- HIS, Ba seball , Basketball, Football. THOMAS RITSON F.T.A., T.T.C. 15 JOHN Rom Varsity Club, Sportsmans Club, Baseball, Basketball, Intramurals. MELVIN RUPERT College Club, T.T.C., Sci- ence Club, Baseball. MARTHA RUSSI F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Class Play, Chorus, Majorette, Intramurals. DOLORES SAGLE F.H.A., Photography Club. GEORGE SANDMAN Student Council, Varsity Club, F.F.A., Sportsman Club, junior and Senior Class Plays, Football. GERALD SEIK Varsity Club, F.F.A., Sportsnnn s Club, Rifle Club, Wrestling. STANLEY SEME ROD Key Club, Drama Club, F.F.A., junior and Senior Class Plays, Band fpresi- dentj, Chorus, Dance Band, Orchestra, Intramurals. JOHN SHAFFER Key Club fpresidentj, Col- lege Club, Chess and Checkers Club, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Band fvice-presidentj, Chorus fpresidentj, Dance Band, Orchestra. DONNA SKVARJ G.A.A., junior Class Play, Chorus, Varsity Basketball fcaptainj, Intramurals. ROBER T SLADICK Varsity Club, T.T.C., Chess and Checkers Club, Pho- tography Club, Chorus, Football, Intramural s. RICHARD SNATCHKO Sportsmans Club, Hi-Y. DONALD SPR AY College Club, Sportsmans Club, Chess and Checkers Club, Model Club, Chorus. VWV, V 'Q e ' - mn., . ,QW Q - nm 4.4 A .3 r 9 'E ' C ,,,.,, ,,,..... r ., .. V . 5 5, MVN . . . 1. J eeu W .uw- W IHKUKZRIUBH Ct.. M ...C 1 3.9 'Y so - I 5 f .Kia ia 1. We ,X I N , I 1 V ,Q 'C' ,X-. If aaa ROB ER T STANDL EY F.F.A., Chess and Check- ers Club, Rifle Club. JOANN STOLTZ Drama Club, F.N.A. Kvice- presidentj, Photography Club, Chorus. CAROLE STOUT G.A.A., Choms. MARGARE T SUSA College Club, G.A.A., Cho- rus, Cheerleader, Intramu- rals. MARTHA SWANGO G.A.A., F.H.A., Intramurals. JON swoAGER Vice-President CSophomore Classl, Key Club, Quill and Scroll, Student Council Qpresidentj, Varsity Club, Al-lites Staff, Alleghanian Staff, Chorus, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Intra- murals. JUANIT A TACOLA Drama Club, Photography Club, Girls' Hobby and Shop Club, junior Class Play. ROLAND TOKARSKI Varsity Club, College Club, Sportsmans Club, Rifle Club, Chorus, Wrestling, In- tramurals. RUDY TOMAZICK Varsity Club, Photography Club, Hi-Y, Football, Intra- murals. SANDRA TUNING Drama Club, G.A.A., Intra- murals. DORIS VEHAR Drama Club, Photography Club. WIL LIAM VIDRICK National Honor Society, College Club, Rifle Club, Scienc e Club fpresidentj, Chorus. E l, in-f Vt i te ..,, 1 N. c 'K'-2 ,R rue' ,f5, ' V . 'rl ' n ' uv Wkmwfl ,L ' W ,K ,V x If, Q:-1' c ' 1 , ij, . , tags, DOLORES WARGO F.H.A. MARY JANE WEBB G.A.A., F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus. ROY WEIDNER College Club, Sportsmans Club, Science Club, Chorus, Wrestling, Intramurals. ALICE WELLHAUSEN F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Chorus. RICH ARD WIATRAK F.F.A. freporterj, Chess and Checkers Club, Science Club, Intramurals. ELSIE WILLIAMSON National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, F.B.L.A., Photography Club. I8 .1- in 4 wiv- fv if. J f . ' 5. K E , SQX if? Uhvaoc K 1 1 'Ei' if w A ,gi JOHN WIL SON NaCiOl'l3l Honor Soqiegy Ctreasurerj, Key Club fseqy retary-treasurerb, Student Council, College Club, Baseball, Ba sketball, Intra- murals. RE BECCA WILSON National Honor Society, College Club, F.T.A., Rifle Club Qsecrezaryj, Al-lites Staff, junior and Senior Class Plays, Chorus, Var- sity Basketball, Intramurals. STEVE WILSON Rifle Club, Science Club fvice-presidentl. IRE NE WOLANSKI F.B.L.A., Girls' Hobbyn and Shop Club, Chorus, Intramu- rals. ANTHONY YE ZESKI Chess and Gleckers Club, Photography Club, Rifle Club, Baseball, Intramurals. G41 KVVSZE l 2812 G41 Clflfa 5415 ,row TOP: Fourth Grade North Fayette CENTER! Gangway for lunch Oh Boy! We Eat BOTTOM: The Best Time of Day. Photographic Credits to: Boynes Studio Imperial, Pa. Valley Studio Ambridge, Pa. Gerald Black, Picture Missing ug . LLIZLO'Zi unioz Gffiaazi Fred Powell, Vice-President, john Mik- laucic, President, Gloria McLaughlin Secretary, Nila Worrell, Treasurer. 7 aaa 0 7956 H fz. .ljffimcflafila omezoom lst Row: Cherin, Sauter, Long, Palmer, Davis, Wilkinson, Reynolds, Wade, Dhayer, Thomson, Cool. 2nd Row: Mr. Klimchak, Weidner, Powell, Cunning- ham, Riker, Druga, Souffrant, Leonard, Nice, Edwards, Bradbum, Slovick, Fisher. 3rd Row: Thomas, Matters, Wor- rell, Triebsch, Senovich, Virant, Coon, Masquelier, Miklaucic, Allison. 4th Row: McDermitt, Culley, Marflak, Shaw, Heidler, Linn, Wilson. 20 'z. Jifiafcalllla onzefcoom ist Row: Mottiqua, Franchek, Klemz, Zilaunes, Zeigler, Clark, Miller, Well- hausen, Cain. 2nd Rowt Valent, Relko, Glover, Groom, Yoder, Plants, Gloff, Wilkinson, Dewey, Meacci, Bartos, Schulze. 3rd Row: Mr. Metcalf, Barker, Ewing, Halstead, Gates, Wilson, Cook, Rybacki, Posel. I I I fc. Qbzaffsztc 1 omafcoonz lst Row: Moore, Yoder, D. Dhayer, Bock, Stewart, Rudge, Hall, Cox, Heck. 2nd Rowi Mitchell, J. Dhayer, Rakow- ski, Ackman, Beyerbach, Hawthome, Combs, Boyd, Nolte, Mr. Dietterich. fu. cgicfgwayla omezoom lst Row: Giacomo, Kunkle, Robinson, Green, McLaughlin, Tokarski, Hodder, Yecko, Pattison, johnson, Bowland. 2nd Row: Mrs. Ridgway, Lee, Metzgar, Carter, Moore, Hughes, Remy, Rouviere, Drugmand, Sitarik, Tellish, Hamm, Chadish, Hart, Petricko. 3rd Row: Csonka, Kubatka, Lipscomb, Work, Mills, Wolanski, McElhaney, Sladick, Williamson, King, Rank, Kubatka, Kimmel. Sponsored by: Chiri Motor Co. and tastee-freez 21 670,11 O 5iO,lIfZOl7ZOZ21 Dffiaazi Bob Anderson, Treasurer, jan Cum- rnxngs, Secretary, George Mayoras, Pres- rdentg Ray DeFade, Vice-President. f Zi. ,ZOl2y,i OIYZETOOHZ lst Row: Griffith, Yetsick, Prevost, Roedler, Kubatka, Reynolds, Sauers, Allison, Lewis. 2nd Row: Conn, Leon- ard, Roscart, Neal, Kovach, Mrs. Long. in Jlficgiffli omafzoom lst Row: Truzzi, Wherry, Meacci, Eaton, Manzini, Beitsinger, Campbell, Yamber, Roach, Mitchell, Meanor. 2nd Row: Miss McGill, Herman, Murdaca, Walk, Seifert, Christman, McElhaney, Eaton, Larson, Rupert, Iglar, Dufour, Hood. 3rd Row: McCoy, Moody, Christopher, Dodds, Cummings, Provost, Mayoras, Shoup, Hallum, McGill, Bruadwell. 4th Row: Rosak, Druga, Bradford, Kelso, Leo- pold. 22 7 9 5 7 1. jfzafacua 26,1 onzazoom lst Row: Moore, Wilson, Drew, Camp- bell, Dhanse, Strazi sar, Dawson, Hamm, White. 2nd Row: Kyle, Saveikis, Petti- bon, Avery, Tacola, Roedler, Geisler, Carrick, Olprer, Shagas, Perrott, Wai- zenhofer. 3rd Row: Kosco, Heidler, Sol- linger, Neal, Ceyrolles, Lavada, Sun- osky, Street, Cool, Stringert, Barbour, McLean, Chambers. , I ' T. LLTLIZ 1 OITZEZOOITZ lst Row: Groom, McKenzie, Barker, Bres, Myles, Millet, J. Miller, Kennedy. 2nd Row: Mr. Burin, Younger, Phillips, DeFade, Coon, Wallace, Anderson, Purdy, DeCarlo, Lewis, Pulhman, Mark- ovitz, Britton, Wilson. 3rd Row: Logan, Craig, Sherman, Lah, Carr, Davy, Lynn, Staff, Zierden, Semerod, Stewart, Camp- bell. , l f 'z. azuoff -5. omafzoonz lst Row: Campbell, Orel, Plance, Haines, Caldwell, Carter, Wherry, Morti- qua, Moore. 2nd Row: Schramm, Ritson, Schmetzer, Storman, Spatz, Griffith, Pla- freyman, Lee, McElhaney, Rice, Allind- er, Mr. Marriot. 3rd Row: Darabant, Helton, Lauderbaugh, Campbell, Heir- zenrater, Hale, Wilcoxen, Conn, Sturgeon, Moore, Wemer. Sponsored by: Moody 81 Son Funeral Directors and J. A. Mustio Insurance Agency 23 NICEST LOOKING: Betty Kowalewski, Bill Anesetti ATHLETIC: Donna Skvarj, Bill Krawchyk 1' ' 4 4 . 'tl if ,. a --fi izzzs' 1 - 4, WITTIESTI Mary jane Webb, Art Hall Q 0 QU0 X POPULAR: Sylvia Dimitroff, Tony Romiti BEST DANCERS: I Sandy Tuning, Dick Clark X K 'SYN ilu' f ., T ' F 'f f 447, M : N X Hi W Q ' L: ,x,.k. 5 N BEST DRESSED: Sandy Leopold, jon Swoager S f E 'Lv' 3 'N W 'X ,fn k-fj Xxx l ll xll If Q Q ff X , 1 . f XX 'vi Q L' 4 TALKATIVE: Q T f Sylvia Orel, Kenny Barbour , 4 3 mlb 505. , Q .Al l, - 4 Ulf , -: 5 f- ff uni! N, x, XY Y- ' Q Q1-Q-L, ...,Ti wr Y 1 MOST INTELLIGENT: Norma Langer, jack Wilson WOLFESS AND WOLF: Eileen Quinn, Fred Markovitz S 3 ll. 24 E 8 east in :Rattan sci August 31-Here we are again! W. A. begins its sixth year as ten new students join the crowd. September 3-Seniors started the year off with a not too successful dance. September 7-Cafeteria opens featuring special foods for those calorie-counting-cuties . September 8-Student body elected Student Council officers. jon Swoager topped the list, runner-up Norma Lou Campbell as veep . September 10-First home football game with Rox winning 3-0. Seniors adopt This Ole House as concession theme song. September 15-Officers elected. Tony Romiti serves as president for fourth year, jim Walker as vice- president. Secretary Dimitroff puts her shorthand to use and Blanche Riker becomes official money-counter. Big display of school spirit as W. A. held their first bonfire rally, compliments of the sophomores. September 17-Gridders lose to Crafton 14-7 but its only the beginning ofthe season! September 22-Club activities start with lots of new ones added. September 24-Seniors start their money-hungry year off with magazines sales. Official goal set at 31,000. Indians tie with Robinson 12-12. September 29-Sportsman Club honored gridders after practice with a banquet of ground hog sandwiches! October 14-15-Hurrah! No school! Qexcept for teachers! jon Swoager, Dick Thomas and Tim Coon met Hazel fHurricaneJ while attending Student Council conven- tion in Abbington, Pa. October 21- Black Magic prevailed in the auditori- um as S. G. Berger hypnotized several students and had them perform for the student body. You might say it was a howling success' Mr. Berger's per- formance was sponsored by the Student Council. October 28-Stowe gridders came to us and we gave to them! Score 33-7. November 4-Sad news! First report cards issued for the first nine weeks period. November 5-Last game of the football season with Moon winning 13-12. November 11-National Honor Society honored War Dead in Veteran's Day assembly. Sylvia Dimitroff presided. November 12-Boys enjoyed girls'treat at the junior's Sadie Hawkins Dance. November 13-Chorus traveled to Pittsburgh and gave an excellent performance at Carnegie Music Hall. November 18-TV came to W. A. as Class of '55 presented I LOVE LUCY matinee complete with red hair and Cuban accent! Blanche Riker and Bill Anesetti in leading roles. November 19-Night performance of LUCY . November 24-First big dance of the year, as the Sophs feted the freshmen at the Soph-Hop. November 25-26-Now we're talking turkey --another vacation. Thanksgiving. December 3-Indian Hoopsters dump McDonald in practice game 51- 37. December 7-Cannonsburg felt the sting of the Indians tomahawk! 86-64. December 16-Annual Chorus and Band Christmas Con- cert deemed success! Large crowd attended. December 20-College attending Alumni spoke in Assembly. December 22-Mistletoe and llolly prevailed in the auditorium at the annual Christmas Dance held by the juniors. 23'January 3 - VACATION! January 4-Boy, did we slaughter them! North Alle- gheny-21 to our 76. Wrestlers struggled with Claysville and won 29-26. january 11-McKees Rocks beat W. A.---No comment! january 19-Another dark day in our somewhat happy life--Report cards issued lagainlj Jagxgalgfl- Fights galore as we won over Shaler Matmen lost t0 Carnegie. February 1-Fractured North Allegheny again! 67-27. February 4-Add another nick in our tomahawk-we beat Moon 95-48. February 12-G.A.A. held free Valentine's Dance-- at least they're not money hungry! February 22-Indians were scalped by West View but Matmen defeated West View 23-21. March 4-Chorus competed against Edgewood and Springdale in Forensic League. Brought home a S11Perl0r ' rating which entitled them to compete at California. Pa. March 4-5-Section Wrestling Match-W. A. Matmen participating: R. Tokarski, M. Thompson, J. Seik, B. Rouviere, and A. McClouchic. Goose was the only one that went on to District Finals. March 23-9 weeks to go! Third report period ends. March 24-National Honor Society induces 22 new members. D.A.R. Citizenship Award was given to S. Dimitroff, Norma Lou Campbell received Betty Crocker Cook Book and pin, Lila Mae Yamber, sophomore, received 325 for poster in contest. 31-April 1-The circus came to W. A. Freddy Powell, ringmaster, led the Sth annual presentation of the Fizz Ed Follies. First time in W. A. that it was held two nights. April 2-Chorus received excellent rating at Califor- nia, Pa. April 7-Dismissed at 2:30 for long Easter Vacation. April 14-After hours of practice the Chorus and Band presented the annual Spring Concert. April 22-juniors Big Night! Their class play, Three Fingers in the Door, was presented. Mrs. Virginia Allison, junior high teacher, directed it. Nila Worrell and Jon Miklaucic in leading roles. May 2-6-That wonderful senior trip to Washington. May 13-At last - The Prom - gym was transformed into a Paris scene. May 16-17-Ugh! Seniors slave over exams. May 20-Cafeteria closes its 10th season of serving hot lunches to students. May 22-Baccalaureate. May 23-Seniors enjoyed huge feast at their banquet. May 23-24-Seniors laugh at the underclassmen slaving over their exams. May 25-Lucky day for Seniors! At last after 12 years ---Commencement. May 27-Last Day Of School!!! May 28-End the year right by attending the School Picnic at Kennywood. Dam tho se research themes! S l 4 I 5 Q 1 5 E How do they ever expect you to type when they cover all the keys? 26 .Q- -Q, ,N Deadline again. X0?5'20fBL Q liwilz' just a bit more, whoa now! Sponsored by: Bouchon's Dairy and Hotel Imperial 2 plus 2 equals Al! Get those letters straight! Al-Lites hot off the press Spon sored by: Henry's Shoe Repair l U and Elnstems make Cobalt bomb! Deshon's Confectionery 27 Who needs a wife? Tastes good, too. It goes right in here, see! I A... Now here's a good school to attend Ugh! Look at those funny little things. Sponsored by: Community Service and Ergen's Clover Farm Store Oqcfiuifiaa 'f . 'ev' Inter- and extra-curricular activities of the school are led by hands of leadership. The world outside comes within under the orderly sponsorship and participation of those who form the finger- tips of organized society. 29 17153 are lst Row: Swoager, Powell, DeFade, Semerod, Wilson, Walker, Druga, Brad- burn, Allison. 2nd Row: Dr. Miklausen, Hallum, Lagard., Thomas, Shaffer, Seno- vich, Romiti, Coon, Miklaucic, Mayoras, Cummings. Q. JV. lst Row: Cherin, Sauter, Long, Fisher, McElhaney, Haigh. 2nd Row: Larson, Chambers, Neal, Kramer, McCoy. Q. B. L. 04. lst Row: Klemz, Lohr, Zilaunes, Miller, Clark, Wellhausen, Descutner, Cald- well, Cain, Buell, Wellhausen, McEl- haney. 2nd Row: Haines, Valent, Kunk- el, Bentrem, Cook, Relko, Glover, Plants, McE1haney, Russi, Wilkinson, McLaughlin. 3rd Row: Moore, William- son, Metzgar, Drugmand, Sitarik, Snatch- ko, Tellish, Partin, Conn, Chadish. 4th Row: Pattison, Wolanski, Kimmel, Green, Mrs. Dalbor. Bartos. Sponsored by: Imperial H ardware 30 CW C CW 915,19 Sf' any Ufulr McCloucic, Mclilhaney, Rupert, Beber Orth, Bouchon, Romiti, Anesetti, Mr Flocco, Ritson. .U. lst Row: Adams, Descutner, McNees, Mustio, Kowalewski, Dimitmff, Wilson, Manson, Langer, Bozick. 2nd Row: Mr. Flocco, Spray, LaGard, Anesetti, Lar- son, Markovitz, Hall, Mr. Rohm. Z 041-lifaa 5fallf lst Row: Adams, Davis, Palmer, Mustio, Campbell, Iglar, Kowalewski, Manson, Dimitroff. 2nd Row: Weidner, Yecko, Lutz, Carter, Wilkinson, Langer, Riker, Wilson. 3rd Row: Mr. Klimchak, Bozick, McGill, Romiti, Gates, Larson, Swoager 65815, CUZ 65546514 Chili Ist Row: Mottiqua, Lukasiewecz, Brot- sky, Goray, Souffrant, Semerod. 2nd Row: Bain, Campbell, Lah, Halstead, Gates, Masquelier, Logar, Matus, Mr. Rohm. lst Row: Cherin, Stradsar, Hamm, Kyle, Perrott, Waizenhofer. 2nd Row: McLaughlin, Chadish, Streett, Kubatka, Schramm, Hamm, McElha.ney, Larson, Miss Steele. Spon sored by: john R. Uffelman Agency Insurance and Real Estate Phones: OXford 5-4461 8: 5-4463 31 ifizazy Oqniifanfi cifudsrzf foufzci lst Row: Campbell, Meacci, Kacz, Quinn, Wellhausen, Allison, Camp- bell, N. Campbell, Dimitroff, Carter, Williamson. 2nd Row: Pike, Sitarik, Cooper, Riker, Stingert, DeFade, Mit- chell, DeCarlo, Swoager, Walker. 3rd Row: Dr. Miklausen, Coon, Orth, Mayor- as, Nolte, Sandman, Krawchyk, Mik- laucic, Thomas. ciafzcs lst Row: Miller, Falk, Iglar, Coon Du- four, Reynolds, Stewart, Ilerman, Craig. 2nd Row! Mr. Metcalf, Nice, Triebsch, Virant, Shaw. Rifle lst Row: Wherry, Strazisar, Tacola, Campbell, Heidler, Kosco, Wilson, Bozick, Cunningham, Kelso. 2nd Row: Schmetzer, Bradburn, McDermitt, Linn, Cossack, Larson, Markovitz, Mr. Burin. Sponsored by: Staf-O-Lite and Mac 84 Rae's Restaurant 32 zamczfica lst Row: Moore, Carter, Drew, Dhan se, Hamm, White, Kyle, Kacz, Plance, Yamber, Carrick, Geisler. 2nd Row: Miss McGill, Shagas, Carter, Davis, Vehar, Palmer, Wilkinson, Barbour, Campbell, Kowalewski, Wade, lglar, Perrott, Lavada, Tacola, Sollinter. 3rd Row: Edwards, Dhayer, Werner, McGill, Matters, Schramm, Kovach, Bock, Wor- rell. 4th Row: Hamm, Sunocky, Streett, Hood, Riker, Langer. . .5 9.9.07 lst Row: Spatz, Lewis, Bennett, Seik, Yoder, Wherry, Mottiqua, H. Moore, D. Moore. Znd Row: Bock, M. Mitchell, Rice, Griffith, Allinder, Boynes, Moore, Sturgeon, Lauderbaugh, Helton, Stewart. 3rd Row: Heitzenrater, Rudge, Hall, D. Dhayer, Cox, Heck, J. Dhayer, Ackman, V. Mitchell. 4th Row: McNees, Mamrak, Sandman, Rakowski, B. Nolte, Boyd, D. Nolte, Bolind, Wiatrak, Neugebauer. Sth Row: Wilcoxen, Madaras, Combs, Nair. Dietterich, Beyerbach, Conn. Q. 04. 04. lst Row: Groom, Truzze, Franchek, Mc- Kenzie, Campbell, Sinagoga, Meacci, Eaton, Adams. 2nd Row: Manzini, Grif- fith, Quinn, Yetsick, Beitsinger, Gia- como, Zeigler, Pettibon, Avery, Hennon, Murdaca, Barker, Green. 3rd Row: Susa, Yecko, Christman, Miller, Kennedy, Gloff, Seifert, Phillips, Slovick, Camp- bell, Mustio, Meanor, Mitchell. 4th Row: Manson, Tuning, Dirnitroff, Skvarj, Ewing, McLean, Stout, Leonard, Groom, Yoder, Younger, McNees. Sth Row: Mrs. Ridgway, Leopold, Stringert, Schulze, Hodder, Pike, Dewey, Meacci, Tokarski, Leopold, Thompson, Krawchyk- 6th Row: Rupert, Moody, Palas, Kubatka, Petricko, Darabant, Purdy, Albarano, Cooper, Cool. Qliifilj lst Row: Anderson, Druga, Rouviere, llernnn, Hart, McClouchic, Hall, Powell, Seik. 2nd Row: Mr. Kramer, Mik- laucic, Lipscomb, Sandman, Orth, Thompson, Williamson, Romiti, Allison, Hallum, Tokarski, Kubatka, Mr. Allison. 3rd Row: Roth, Krawchyk, Wilson, Rip- pee, Coulter, Purdy, Lewis, Clark. 9. .o. lst Row: Culley, Neugebaure, Prevost, Swango, Roedler, Orel, Allison, Walk, Sauers. 2nd Row: Mrs. Long, Charlier, Hodder, Lewis, Reynolds, Sagle, Ros- cart, Hootman, Holmes, Milliron. 3rd Row: Hozak, Conn, Cavanaugh, Keis- ling, Moon. Sponsored by: Scio China and Cumming's Pharmacy 33 dolls, 41,11 lst Row: Adams, Descutner, McNees, Susa, Mustio, Haigh, Campbell, Kowa- lewski, Iglar. 2nd Row: Lutz, Dimitroff, Manson, Wilson, Langer, Kramer, Bo- zick, Swoager, Wilson, Vidrick. 3rd Row: Hall, Spray, LaGard, Shaffer, Ane- setti, Beber, Rupert, Purdy. 4th Row: Dr. Miklausen, Mr. Flocco, Griffin, Larson, Weidner, Markovitz, Mr. Rohm. 5fay5 'Law lst Row: Storman, Ronald Lee, Wallace, Robert Lee, Palferyman, Lewis. 2nd Row: Riker, Ewing, Work, Campbell, Wolanski, Mr. Marriott. Sifucfenf ouncil Lgfficsfca Dick Thomas, Treasurer, Norma Lou Campbell, Vice-President, jean Well- hausen, Secretary, jon Swoager, Presi- dent. Sponsored by: Davis Oil Sales and Imperial Press 34 Aifzozfinzan lst Row: Bowland, Hughes, Myles, Bres, Rosak, Bradford, Ewing, Broad- well, Hall. 2nd Row: Spray, Gray, Ander- son, Druga, Wilson, Remy, Rouvier, Kubatka, Barker, DeCarlo. 3rd Row: Puhlman, Christopher, Brittain, Logan, Zierden, Provost, Leonard, Sherman, Shoup, Tokarski. 4th Row: Williamson, Wilson, King, Dodds, Kerr, Mills, Kin- ney, Clark, Lewis, Davey. Sth Row: Mr. Kramer, Krawchyk, Rybacki, Roth, Cook, Posel, Coulter, Wilson, Rippee, McElhaney, Mr. Allison. QQEEQZECICJETL lst Row: Betty Long, Carol Cooper, Margie Susa. Standing: Susan Adams, Rita Zilaunes. W7 4 I A 1 U , fflflajozzffsa lst Row: Mitchell, Seifert, Schultz, Hennon. Standing: Ewing, Meanor, Heidler, Eaton, Campbell. f sfzioz Bam! 517213511 Seated: jack Shaffer, Cora Belle Lutz, Kenneth Barbour, Bill Matus. Standing: Stanley Semerod. :flfafiona olzoft ocisfy lst Row: Palmer, Campbell, Mustio, Wade, Davis, Iglar, Moon, Manson, Langer, Riker. 2nd Row: Miss G. Steel e, Spon sorg Long, Tellish , Kowalewski, Plants, Gloff, Bozick, Conn, Carter, Wilson. Std Row: Sitarik, Lutz, Vidrick, Walker, Virant, Bradbum, Griffin, Coon, Bock, Dimitroff, Wilson. BROTSKY'S IMPERIAL DEPT. STORE READY-TO-WEAR MERCHANDISE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 35 srzioz SOP RANOS Bozick Bray Conn Drugmand Kacz Klemz Krawchyk Langer MCI-Elhaney Petriko Plants ,Relko Stout Suszz Thomson Wilson Wol anski Ziegler Zilaun es Shultz L. Camp bell Cooper Cunningham Descutner Dewey Edwards Giacomo Glover C. D. Kramer Leopold M. Marflak . Miller . Biker . Russi . Sk varj . Valent . Moore TENORS . Ackman . Bradburn . Chatterly . Culley . Ewing . Lynn . Semerod . Senovich . Thomson . Tri ebach . Weidner . Oravetz . Allison . Bain . Druga . LaGard . Masquelier . McDermitt . Mayoras . Orth . Powell . Romiti . Spray Swoa er 8 . Provost cfiozui Bartos Bock Carter Dimitro ff Gloff Green J. Hodder Kowalewski B. Lutz Mustio N. Pike C. Sinago ga R. A. Tellish Wellhausen Adams C. Fisher N. jFranchek C. Green V. McElhaney . Meacci Palmer . Quinn R. Slovick j. Simpson E. Sitarik M. J. Webb . Yecko BASSES Anderson Anesetti Bl ack Coon DeFade Dhayer Griffin Hatton Heidl er Kinney Linn Ni ce Purdy Remy Semerod Shaffer Sh erman Wil son Thomas Larson Davey Camp bell Clark Coon Dempe Hallum Mikl aucic Ripp ee Vidri ck Ewing COMPLIMENTS OF TONIDALE uaic, uaic, uiig The senior high chorus is a mixed chorus com- posed of 125 voices. Similar choruses have been in existence for the last six years in W. A. under the direction of Mr. Stewart Morgan. The chorus is a member of the Forensic League and competes in the state contest each year. The aggregation of 1953 Competed in the State Finals. The state championship is the aim of each year's organization. The repertoire of the chorus consists of reli- gious music with some popular semi-classical and spiritual numbers. The chorus has a student accompanist, even though most of the singing is a Capella. A Board of Directors, selected by the chorus, formulates the rules, plans performances, and keeps discipline in the large chorus. Public appearances of the chorus through the year are at assemblies, the Christmas concert, the Spring concert, and scheduled performances away from the school at various colleges, P.T.A. meetings, etc. ofzcafzf Band The senior high band consists of the marching band under the direction of Mr. F. L. Del Monte and the concert band under the direction of Mr. L. Rocereto. The bands consist of approximately 50 mem- bers each. The marching band performs at all of W. A.'s football games and participates in local parades. The concert band makes most of its appear- ances at assemblies, the Christmas concert, the Spring concert, and forensic contests. The majorettes perform along with the marching band. lst Rowt Shaffer, Schultz, Meacci, Phillips, Haines, Leopold, Eaton. 2nd Row: Shagas, F., Shages, Ziegler, White, Drugmand, Werner, Gloff, B. Ewing, Kennedy, DeFade, Caldwell, Moody, Cunningham, R. Ewing. 3rd ROW: Bradford, Sherman, Oravetz, Logan, Barker, Druga, Powell, S. Semcrod, Campbell, Hawthome, Dhayer, E. Semerod, Barbour, Masquelier, Davies, Pullman, Senovich. Standing: ?VlcElhaney, Director: Frederick L. DelMonte, Manzini, Cummings, Mitchell, Helton. K ff 1 0 U 5 LL c ff , Lf- CAST I Lucy ..... ....... B lanche Riker Ricky ..... . . Bill Anesetti Ethel Mertz . . . . . . Norma Langer V Fred Mertz .... . . Stanley Semerod 'A Peggy Dawson . . . . . . Martha Russi Arthur Morton . . . . . Tony Romiti Miss Whiting . . . . Becky Wilson Mr. Littlefield . . . . jack Shaffer Mrs. Littlefield . . . . . . . . Alberta Bozick joe ................RalphLarson Helpers . . . George Sandman, Fred Markovitz ez ff 9 N-ev L top-- Time for my yearly attack of lumbago! - - lst Row-- Look this way please! - - 2nd Row--- How are we going to explain all this meat to the boys? - Boy, if I was a lot older and a lot stronger and - - - ! 3rd Row--- I can't think of a thing! -- You're supposed to be here and the sofa goes here and then - - -! 38 izz Qoffiai The Fizz Ed Follies is an annual event sponsored by the athletic department of the senior high. The theme for the 1955 follies was Under the Big Top in which approximately 200 students participated. Clowns, dancers, and skilled artists dis- played their talents before record breaking crowds for two evening performances. The follies was under the direction of Mrs. Martha Ridgway and Mr. George Allison. Lighting effects were done by Mr. Thomas Marriot and costuming was done by Mrs. Margaret Long. 'CQ 1 is f oofgalf o Under the tutelage of Alex Kramer and Ed Sarachine, West Allegheny competed in Class A of the WPIAL. The season's record was 1 won 7 lost and I tie. W. A. Opp. 0 McKees Rocks . . 3 7 Crafton . . . . . . 13 13 Robinson . . . . 13 0 Midway .... . . 37 2 Coraopolis . . . O 0 Burgettstown . . . 33 13 Hopewell . . . . 20 7Stowe... ..33 l2 Moon.. ..l3 'Z. l OLLCZACIOLUIZ Tony Romiti was selected MR. TOUCHDOWN 1954 in the 3rd annual contest sponsored by the West Al-Lites for the out- standing senior gridder of the season. 3 '7 7' WQ'--3 2 l 4 1-N ln- .1 f- lst Row: Alex Kramer, Coach, Ed Sarachine, Ass't. Coachg jones, Hart, Druga, Rozak, Masquelier, Lips- comb, Manager. 2nd Row: Markovitz, Carr, Sandman, Krawchyk, Tomazick, Wilson. 3rd Row: DeCarlo, Powell, Purdy, Rippee, Clark, Orth. 4th Row: Rouvier, McMahon, McClouchic, Mayoras, Prevost, Anderson, Nice. Sth Row: Allison, Hughes, Romiti, Sladick, Hall, Hallum. 40 S Y sters ended their 1954-55 season with the best record compiled by any W. A. team. They ended up in fourth place in Section IX. During the complete season, the team won 15 and lost 8. In league tilts they had a 6 and 6 record for a .500 percentage. 'Hue team had 554 field goals and 321 fouls out of an attempted 664 for 1429 points scored in 23 games. The team had an average of 62+ points per game. W. A. opponents had 466 field goals, 312 fouls for 1244 points and an average of 54+ points per game. West Alle hen 'S varsity hoop- West Allegheny Opponent Cra fton McDonald Cannons burg Clark McDonald Robinson Alumni N. Allegheny Moon McKees Rocks Coraopolis Stowe Shaler We st Vie w Clark N. Allegheny Moon Mc Kees Rock s Coraopolis Stowe Shal er West View john fButchj Roth was e- lected Mr. Basketball 1954-55 by a poll taken of the West Al-lites readers. Although john didn't play ball in the junior high, he made the B squad when he was a sophomore. He started the season on the varsity squad in his junior year but was forced to quit due to a knee injury. Butch came back his senior year as the best defensive player on the squad. Mr. Bas- ketball contributed greatly to his team's success during the post-season. john ranked third in scoring with 233 points and an average of 11+ points per game. .J Q it 1 s 5 13157 .J-1 '.'1f2 .1J 4 5,2 lst Row: Cossack, Krawchyk, Powell, Coon, Allison. 2nd Row: Bogatay, Anesetti, Druga, Hawthorne. 3rd Row: Miklaucic, Roth, Rippee. Standing: G. Allison, Coachg Wilson, Lipscomb, Black, Oravetz, Managersg A. Kramer, Assistant Coach. 41 - gfzflianaffei E West Allegheny OPPOUBUY 15 48 Robinson 14 30 Robinson 27 18 McKees Rocks 39 32 McKees Rocks 43 5 2 McDonald 3 3 34 Sophomores 8 24 Stowe 8 48 Carnegie 40 48 McDonald 26 1st Row: Clark, Adams, Kowalewski, Skvari, Buell, Wilson, Pike. 2nd Row: Cool, Bray, Mustio, Palas, McElhaney, S. Kubatka. 3rd Row: K. Kubatka, Leonard, Hodder, Moody. 4th Row: M. D. Ridgway, Managers: Leopold, Quinn, Kacz. B .sw West Allegheny Opponent 28 Crafton 57 31 Cannonsburg S7 20 Clark 41 47 Burgettstown 38 39 McDonald 49 31 Robinson 57 39 Moon 32 57 N. Allegheny 29 39 McKees Rocks 41 27 Coraopolis 64 31 Stowe 67 34 Shaler 35 25 West View 80 39 Clark 45 21 N. Allegheny 19 50 Moon 51 41 McKees Rocks 64 36 Coraopolis 40 38 Stowe 59 37 Shaler 54 38 94 We st View 1st Row: Cummings, Thomas, Hallum, Provost. 2nd Row: Lah, Broadwell, Bradford, Mayoros.3rd Row: Davey, A. Kramer, Druga. 4th Row: Managers: Lipscomb, Black, Oravitz. 42 fwlfcsaflilzg West Allegheny Opponent 29 Claysville 26 16 Shaler 39 35 Clark 18 11 Burgettstown 39 8 Carnegie 46 15 East Liverpool 30 36 West View 19 36 Claysville 36 11 Shaler 43 14 Carnegie 37 8 East Liverpool 31 11 Burgettstown 38 22 Clark 29 23 West View 21 0. 1 5 West Allegheny O 7 Hopewell 8 Neville Coraopolis LEAGUE GAMES HOME Moon Avella Robinson Burgettstown AWAY GAMES Robinson Burgettstown Moon Avella ppone nt 7 3 l f ' -- , .1 ., . , M 0.1.1 -- v--M f- -W ,,...,.s'i,--Q' fe -M W, ' in , ik, K X lst Row: E. Sarachine, Coachg Lewis, May, Seik, Falk, Sturgeon, Moore, Rakowski. 2nd Row: Lynn, Managerg Weidner, Thomson, Rouviere, G. Campbell, Tokarski, Herman, Man- ager. 3rd Row: Allinder, Marburger, D. Moore, J. Moore, D. Campbell, Marburger, Wilson, Lyons, Stewart. SP0nS0l'CCl by! lst Row: A. Kramer, Cossack, Miklaucic, Druga, Romiti, Roth, Krawchyk, llallum, Bogatay, J DiMichela 2nd Row' Virant Thomas Dodds Provost Spares McElhaney Lah. 3rd P ' 1 ' ' ' ' I J 9 1 3 1 D tZTil::t3nTSZern Row: Bain, Rupert, Cummings, Rosak, Dhayer, Oravetz, Sturgeon. , . 43 fpaffzonzy Virginia and Harry Donna and Elaine Rowene and Norma Lou Nancy and Alice Sandy and Mary Jane Nadine, JoAnn, and Dolores Sandy and Martha Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Manson Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McNees Eileen Sitarik and Nancy Edwards Stephen J. Csonka Betty and Don Cathy and Carol Miss Conely Bill Nolte John and Barb Sylvia and Tony Rudy Dolores and Bill Rosalie and Jim Ruthie and George Dr. A. J. Miklausen Evelyn and Chester Charlene and Judy Jan and Fran Mrs. Drugmand and Rose Growden Rose, John and Freddie Skip and Joanne Stan and Joni Janet and Ray Me and You Bert and Janet Mary and Phyliss Sandy, Carole and Eileen Janice and Sonny Darla and Dick I. I. K. 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