West Allegheny High School - Alleghanian Yearbook (Imperial, PA)

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SENIOR HOME ROOMS: Mrs. Britton, Mr. Rohm, Miss' Conley, Miss Stewart. aczuffy 1-low well we can remember the faculty of twenty- one members, since all but five of the teachers were with us throughout our high school stay. The faculty member not pictured is Mr. Carleton Dietterich. The magic number for the faculty was fourteen. There were fourteen men. The teachers had an average of fourteen years of teaching experience. Fourteen members had Master's Degrees. Finally, fourteen had been with the school since seven years of the jointure or longer. JUNIOR HOME ROOMS: Seated: Miss Richey, Mr. Allison, Mr. Kramer, Mr. Marriott. Miss Steele. Standing: Mr. Klimchak, Mr. Metcalf. , SOPHOMORE HOME ROOMS: Seated: Miss Mc- Seated: Mr. Rocereto, Mr. DelMonte. Standing: Gill, Mrs. Ahem. Standing: Mr. Grega, Mrs. Mr.Sarachine,Mr. Morgan, Mr. Flocco. 6 Hertzog, Mr. Burin.

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34 'Q it- f iv, f i Elan of 795 6 CHARLES STEWART Chuck President Senior Classg Col- lege Clubg Al-Lites Staffg Alle- ghanian Staffg Sr. Class Playg Wrestling, Intramurals. G LORIA MCLAUGHLIN caclon Secretary, Senior Classg Secre- tary, Sophomore and junior, Classg F. B. L.A.g College Club. JOHN MIKLAUCIC Boone Vice-President, Senior Classg President Sophomore and junior Classesg Student Councilg Key Clubg College Clubg Varsity Club, Secretaryg jr. and Sr. Class Playg Chorusg Football, Basketballg Baseball. JEAN WELLHAUSEN Jeannie Treasurer, Senior Classg Student Councilg F. B. L. A.g G. A. A.3 Chorusg Bandg Intramurals. It was in 1950 that the 180 members which were to compose the Class of 1956 first joined together in the seventh grade. Since they joined together, they have shown their initiative and ingenuity in the various projects they have undertaken. Of the 180 members that had been in seventh grade together, only 170 graduated and proceeded on to the senior high school. Shortly after entering the senior high in 1953, they pitched industriously into the task of making plans for the annual Soph Hop which was held in November. After the Soph Hop, the class quieted down until they were in their junior year. Then they vetoed the traditional class jackets and class sweaters. For the junior class play they chose Three Fingers in the Door. This play proved to be a -success as did their prom which was held in May and which featured a Paris Cafe as the theme. The senior class play, Mother Is A Freshman , was the most profitable play to be presented in the hi story of W. A. The Class of 56 showed their initiative when they decided to have a choral reading at their commencement instead of giving the customary speeches. Again being different the class took a trip to Washington D. C. and New York City. The final gesture of the remaining 121 members of the Class of SG was commence- ment - May 23. clan Aijbonaofu 'x -wi? ' 4 1 1, ag tv' 2 t., ,... , r'i, ,gzzf t A L. t x y f :Lf jsjtl 'e- 1 Miss Conley Mr. Rohm Miss Stewart Mrs. Britton 8