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

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Various Acfivifies Hold John Solomon, Linda Stewart, and Jeanne Butler practice verbs in Russian Class. Russian was one of the new courses added to WA's curriculum. Kathey Sacks applies make-up to Laura Page as Ed Nalesnick watches. fBoth Ed and Laura performed in the Thespians' trio of plays pre- sented to the public.J Terry Lynch and Bonnie McGrogan up- date the lobby directory of events.

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Foreword In the past two decades tremendous strides have been made in the American way of life. It is difficult to imagine life without television, kitchens without all the electrical gadgets that make life comfortable, airplanes that fly only one hundred miles per hour. In education, also, there has been a change. Our fund of knowledge has quadrupled in the last few years. The next decades promise that it will double or triple again. One can only conjecture what a modern secondary school will be like in 1986. If education keeps pace with the progress promised elsewhere, the high school of the future will bear no resemblance to the high school of '66. In many ways, West Allegheny was typical of a high school in the sixties. Lest we forget in the future, the staff presents this pictorial ac- count of the school year 1965-66. Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION 9 SENIORS 19 JUNIORS 45 SOPHOMORES 53 FRESHMEN 61 ORGANIZATIONS 69 AC TIVITIES 89 SPORTS 10 9 ADVERTISERS 125 X

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Affenfion of WA Sfudenfs. Bill Heron stands at rapt attention during the band's halftime performance. The senior girls enrolled in home economics eat the la- .Q sagna they prepared. t W- K Mr. Bonfidini demonstrates the use of his giant wood sander. 1 E Mike Jasper concentrates on a test administered to seniors by the Penn- sylvania State Employment Bureau. 5