West Deer High School - Coalagra Yearbook (Russellton, PA)
- Class of 1952
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BURNS As we leave West Deer High School this year, we, the Seniors will take with us countless treasured memories. Among these memories will be those of the friends we have made. When we think of these friends, our minds go toward a person who has been a patient, understanding, and true friend during our whole four years of high school life. Holding before us his high Christian standards he has quietly and unassumingly led us successfully down the road of our high school career. Not only guiding and supervising us as a principal, he has become our personal friend and has affectionately watched over us and aided us in every way possible. Douhtless in years to come as we think of West Deer High School, just so will we think of Mr. Burns who has tirelessly striven for the past eight years to make our high school a more pleasant and wonderful place, Therefore we, the graduating class of 1952, of West Deer High School, to express our deep appreciation to our friend, take humble pride in dedicating this yearhoolc to William E. Burns. ' Lives af great men all 1'e1l1i11d 118, We cfm make our lives .mI2Iime, Am! clujzarlirzg leave bchiml us, Fvotjlrivzlx on the sands of timef' 3 dr PAGE FROM A COWBOY'S JOURNAL While visiting in the East, I spent a week at West Deer High School. Strangely enough everything I saw there I compared to my ranch home in the West. A11 activ- ities, sports, and even the studies were comparable to something from the wide open spacesf' I suppose the part of the school life which began this comparison in my mincl was the sports. I founcl that the Class of 1952 was notecl for its fine football, basketball, and baseball players. Also along with goocl sportsmanship they learned high riclin' and square shootin'. The Senior Class reminclecl me of the pioneers of the olcl West, for they, like pioneers, will soon be leaving the place they know so well, to travel on to bigger and harcler things. I think their stay at West Deer High School, which I will nickname Bar W.D.H.S. Ranch, has well equipped them for the task. I am keeping the following pictures and Writeups about Bar W.D.H.S. Ranch so that I will never forget my wonderful visit. C 0 N TE N T S Administration ..... -- 5 Seniors .........,.. ---.. 1 3 Unclerclassrnen ..... ----- 4 1 Activities . f---- 59 Athletics 85 Calendar ,.......,. ----- 9 8 Advertisements .... ----- 1 02 Snapshots ......., ----- 1 03 Patrons ..... ----- 1 11 4 I ,J ' : a 1l 'I 60 1 1 , 'l' O ..' Inn! ,' 3 X l 'l0plpuIll n,, ll s VHS If :ht P '. .Y v ng 5 5' 9' 5 ,il 00. 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' : 7 - 'QL .nu : W: , 1 1' -....qg.- 1 I' ' - ,N-ii 7 5 My W , ,Q ., - '-P ----' ' 5 -,.f,- Q-4-, N--'itil' Til 5 15 Eagle ' ..:: 35, A- ..ff: 19 Q1 ' :if - x W, W H V : V- fi ' A E5 22 N ,N L :- f A Q Elf- X- .,., A' - 'V it .::f. - 'fi I . ,, ,,.. , ' ..,....1 ki M, 'M-.., jgww RULERS OF THE RANGE THOMAS MARSILI MARIAN HAMILTON President Vice President LOUIS CASTELLO WILLIAM THOMPSON Secretary Treasurer ROBERT GRAHAM STANLEY KASHA GEORGE MICKLOW JOHN FALCONER A, hu, V me ul 6 MAX 0. SIEGEL OVERSEERS I .. H1 I M . CLARENCE T. NORRIS, B.A., M.Ecl. Culmerville Superintendent Mr. Norris, our superintendent, has been at the head of the West Deer Schools the past five years. Previous to this Mr. Norris taught in both our high school and grade schools. Our superintendent received his B.A. degree at Pennsylvania State College and his lVI.Ed. at the University of Pittsburgh. WILLIAM E. BURNS, B.A., M.Ed. Deer Creek High School Principal Mr. Burns, who was formerly on the faculty of Redstone High, came to West Deer where he has been our principal for the past eight years. He has helped us along over many rough spots and has been a constant help throughout our four years here at West Deer. Mr. Burns attended Duquesne University where he received his B.A. degree. Ir was at the University of Pittsburgh where he completed his degree of M.Ed. 7 , i, - E 1 Q' x Mini' 1 i l Z ip? at FJ .1 H. it . .E w fy J' x ' ,- W .-r, S 7 'ef t , 4 1 I W7 Filip., ,Q P, mu ,, fllllilh . ?'i,qfif'- iw? y X A X X 'n 'P Wgyf ' ,S r ' sm RANCH BOSSES VINCENT ANTONELLI, B.S. Pittsburgh Physical Education, Varsity Club, Football Coach. Our fazfori te coach RAYMOND FORTUN, B.Ed. Pittsburgh English, Freshman Sponsor Ask him about his new English book BRUNO CASILE, B,S., M.Ed. Fox Chapel Science, Camera Club, Student Council, Guid- ance Director, V. Basketball Very helpful guidance director MARGARET GIRDWOOD, B.S. Deer Creek Science, Mathematics, Senior Bazaar Club A very reliable substitute PIETRO COLPO, B.S. Curtisville Mathematics, Hi-Y One with a real knowledge of math ELIZABETH GLOVER, B.S. Aspinwall Music, Band, Operetta A wonderful band director ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM, A.B., M.Ed. Braclcenridge Mathematics, Senior Bazaar Club Left us for a while but came back again JOHN GRAFF, B.S. Allegheny Acres Agriculture, F.F.A. One with a true knowledge of farming 8 55, S .,. ., l ,, , M , u m mm zum Q HR.- , 'THQ' RANCH BOSSES JEAN JALOSKI, B.S. Aspinwall English, Dramatics Club She is a great help as make-up director CHRISTINE LAMBERT, B.A., M.Ed. Balcerstown Social Studies, Coalagra. Co-Sponsor, Librarian, Library Assistants One well versed in her subjects STELLA JAREMA, B.A., M.Ed. Etna , English, Romance Language, Senior Class Sponsor, National Honor Society, Senior Bazaar Seniors are lzer constant concern CLARENCE MONNIER, B.S., Litt.M. Culmerville Science, Coalagra Co-Sponsor, Audio Visual , Aids He makes his classes more enjoyable with his many jokes FAY KAUFMAN, A.B. Dravosburg History, Sophomore Class Sponsor She does a good job of guiding our SOpII0l7l07'!Z.Y EILEEN PENISCH, B.S., M.Ed. Pittsburgh Commercial One who capably cares for the Activity Fund JOAN KRAFT, B.S. ' Pittsburgh Home Economics, Y-Teens, Home Economics Club A new teacher with a love for sawing WILLIAM POWERS, B. of Ed.. Pittsburgh History, English, Hall Patrol, Junior Minstrel He can make any play a success 9 Class fee - ' if-2-we . 9 4 f 'x M ,nu ii ai u 'M MQAK i ras, 'l' '. 'iziigg i , ,E W Q xh -qv LK. .- -f L' i 'M F . 55'4a' Y is K If 5-P i 4 4 A' w , 1- .N ' if X i is U i QQ? ' qs .pf is 'if Q L Tir .f of Z H . .. Z.: .:..,,t.,. M ,H HH - m f :ii-5-.,,.:i,.,,W N aft , 1 53712, 75 w w ' ' s +1 lit 1 6 r l K ' k ' -:sa W F5 Q N Y Q w V 'V' . i f Q L: fl 4? Ulu RANCH BOSSES JOHN PRZYBYLA, B.S. Russellton Commercial His presence makes Room I8 a cheery place PAUL TROBIAN, B.S., M.Ed. Verona Commercial jus! ask Mr. Trobian about any business delails ANGELINE SCHUSTER, B.S,, M.Ed. Sharpsburg . Commercial, Junior Class Sponsor Little but forceful JOSEPH UNITES, B.Ed. Parnassus Driver Education A man with unbelievable patience CLAIRE TOFANI, B.S. Etna Physical Education, Cheerleaders Keeps the girls in shape with exercises LEO ZILLA, A.B., M.Ed. Russellton Social Studies, Basketball Coach He has done a wonderful job as Ilaslcelball coach . 1: . f ef- 4 if A B wr k r ' ' w 'lam' sd H 54 2 Z' m 'Q ,. fa r A i f X Q' : le in N iq sz' F , iw . T. ,v:,.. - L. ' -, r,lA.,. 1 2:,j 5'-A A Q ei 155 ,L A ' iw ,H 1 l,i.:,.1f'Fcf. - , U. Y' gal, Q ll .- Ji 077.19 K X W - - A - ..,,.. OLGA ToRRIERo,A.B. 2 , E i Pittsburgh E DQT wlsllff' TQ Q Romance Language, English, French Club -Pbpnnuus nF s1 S A l'ruefrie11d with a generous amount of beauty A ...H ,gun gnuqnsosscs - lm fm 'DEQ 'v?L9'nPNm ' i ' x E' ' i Hx .,.-,......--,ren -he ..,.. gg .,.,Lx.,w,.J,1 .,,,...,,,...,..., u ,.,,,..,, l.,.L ,.,. - Y - 10 Q. s 3-,1 . tr ,,. .J I sf 1-. LA. 1 Q 1 w A K 5. .. ri 'ee J..-Q, ft. :lj 'vim' . f A 'I 4 ' xii! 1 , A- ' H ' 3 xii ,A 'X gig, N Tih'c Eff ll' i 5, .1 u .5 , 4, W Y! as 1, v-A ' 'MRS 5-i9!'i: v 5, , m V..c 3- K w ig' :Y TW. . ,Y YV H I fly . 8' V- 3.5: , fl Fil ii f, A 'Y' ,iygf-Egg .xNg'vWw 'Ht A- L , e .-' kv - N . - , Qs leg - ', .PA -'J I J5jt,L.:,,-A fi Y . ,ni-L .wif .' ' DZ' -ivp' ' ' H H M H -'isisz ' RANCH 'BOSSES SOPHIE FURTEK, R.N. Russellton School Nurse Lillle pills to cure all i l ls ALBERTA SABATINI Russellton School Secretary Assumes the office rcsjvonsibilities cheerfully MABEL MALLORY Allegheny Acres Assistant Secretary A capable helper ALBERT SABATIN I Russellron Truant Officer Leads the wandering home 11 ' MY CREED To live as gently as I cang To be, no matter where, a mang To take what comes of good or ill And cling to faith and honor stillg To do my best, and let that stand The record of my brain and hanclg And then, should failure come to me Still work and hope for victory. To have no secret place wherein I stoop unseen to shame or sing To be the same when I'm alone As when my every deed is lcnowng To live undaunted, unafraid Of any step char I have macleg To be without pretense or sham Exactly what men thinlc I am. To leave some simple mark behind To keep my having lived in mindg If enmity to aught I show, To be an honest, generous foe, To play my little part, nor whine That greater honors are not mine. This, I believe, is all I need For my philosophy and creed. THE GOOD OLD DAYS CLASS HISTORY In 1948 we, the Seniors of today, became freshmen of West Deer High School. Can you ever forget how excited and proud you were to become a part of this won- derful school? Our first few weeks as freshmen were quite confusing. It seemed we would never be able to get to classes on time or to find the right room, but finally we conquered this obstacle and got right into the swing of things. With lvlrs. Ekas as class sponsor, the first big undertaking as freshmen was an assembly. Songs, dances and other forms of entertainment were furnished by members of our class thus making this affair a great success. This was followed by other activities, highlighted by the Freshmen Party. In 1949, we returned as wise sophomores. We were minus a few of the original group, but proudly we took the place that awaited us. During that year many from our class became band members, majorettes, flagtwirlers or cheerleaders. We were allowed to join clubs and became a part of all the functions of the school. Miss Kaufman, Sophomore sponsor, rounded up her group to plan for a senior treat, the annual S 86 S Party. From this time on we became an appreciated class. September, 1950-what a momentous time that was, for then we became upper- classmen of West Deer. During this year things really began to happen. Under the guidance of Mrs. Schuster, we choose our class motto, flower, and colors. Arsenic and Old Lace, our junior class play, was a huge success due to the efforts of Mr. Fortun and Mr. Powers. The greatest accomplishment of our junior year was the Junior-Senior Prom. Decorations were centered around the Cinderella theme. This was a romantic ending to an outstanding and successful year. Cver one hundred members of our class entered West Deer in September, 1951 as seniors. This was our biggest year, for we had more activities than ever before. We ordered and exchanged namecards, had our pictures taken, received our year- books, and participated in many club activities. Our senior play, We Shook the Family Treei' was acclaimed by many as one of the best ever produced in West Deer. We are grateful to these outstanding thespians and their capable leader, Miss Jarerna. The boys and girls worked together to make the Senior Bazaar a great suc- cess. March was the month when our annual luncheon was held, and the day we learned more about many of the occupations in our community. In April we jour- neyed to Pittsburgh to visit the Court I-louse, the H. Heinz Company, and other points of interest. Now the month of May sees us sending out our invitations for graduation. The day we had awaited so long has arrived. We feel just a little sad, but yet proud because now we are alumni of West Deer High. Be S trong! TfVe are not here to play, to dream, to drift, We have lmrd work. L0 do, and loads to lift, Slzun not the struggle-face ity 'tis G0cl's gift. 12 2 27 13 ,,,, ,W no -- NM M GPX - 'f , I ff' V o ,E W G, V Pkix Q E ,, GA Q 94 1 's rl? rl' Q lf! ! I H 1 Q 111 I! I Q , H J 92- 1 -1 if 5 Ax My 13 TOP HANDS JOHN E. GROTTENTHALER Russellton Academic Auggie Our class leader for three years Class President 2-3-45 Student Coun- cil 1-2-3-45 Hall Patrol 2-3-45 Varsity Club 3-45 Football 2-3-45 Basket- ball 1-2. NORMA ANN BUTTYAN Deer Creek Academic Norm High stepping flagtwirler Flagtwirler 1-2-3-45 Camera Club 25 Glee Club 15 Y-Teens 2-3-45 Drama- rics Club 3-45 Girls' Varsity 25 Mixed Chorus 2-35 Library Assistant 3-45 Senior Class Vice-Presiclentg Operetta 2-3: Senior Bazaar Club. - MARY ETTA REITH Bairdford Home Economics Helped to make our play a success Mixed Chorus 2-35 Special Chorus 3- 45 Operetta 3-45 Dramatics Club 35 Coalagrag Glee Club 15 Senior Play5 Secretary of Senior Class. MILDRED L. COTTON Cherry Valley Commercial Cotton Takes care of our money Antler 1-25 French Club 2-3-45 Y Coalagrag Senior Class Treasurer. 14 an Teens 2-3-43 Dramatics Club 3-45 OF I952 REVA J. ABER Allegheny Acres Academic Reve A little girl with winning ways 2L2iuf il3,1 '0Ig1i5?25'?'fi.1EixeS 3-43 Dramatics Club 3-49 Student Council 4: Library Assistant 4. MARY Lou AGNIC Culmerville General Quiet and very neat Glee Club lg Antler 1-23 Home economics Club 2-3-43 Dramarics Club 33 Mixed Chorus 3g Band 3-45 Y- Teens 2-3-4. DONALD D. ALLEN Curtisville General Don An asset on the gridiron Football 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-43 Varsity Club 2-3-45 Basketball Man- ager 1-2-3-4. WILLIAM H. ALLISON Culmerville Academic Bill One of our brains Opererta I-25 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Junior Playg French Club 3g Coalagra. 15 WE CAME PI-IYLLIS M. ANDREWS Deer Creek Commercial Phyll Very helpful to all Glee Club 13 Y-Teens 2-3-49 Home Economics Club 2-35 Mixed Chorus 35 Girls' Varsity 25 Antler 3-45 Sen- ior Bazaar Clubg National Honor Society 4. JACK R. BIZYAK Russellton General Ollie Very neat and loves to dance Basketball l-2-3-45 Baseball 3-43 Var- sity Club 3-4. RICHARD B. BOWSER Superior General Rich One of the best Varsity Club 3-45 Football 3-49 Base- ball 1-2-3-4. JOHN P. BREY Culmerville Academic Hot-Rod A jolly good fellow Hi-Y 2-3-43 Student Council 2-33 Antler 1-2-35 Basketball 1-2-35 Coal- agrag Operetta 1-2-3-49 Junior Playg Mixed Chorus 2-33 Stage Crew 4. 16 SEPTEMBER I948 ALVIN C. BROWN Rural Ridge General Brownie A future cartoonist French Club 25 Student Council 1-2- 35 Antler 1-2-3-4g Hi-Y 2-3-4. DOLORES A. BRUDNEY Bairclford General Darien A real help as band manager gljfcnlliznfeifQ--fllfllcbllwclfeilficlilfsr-r?,f.l Economics Club 2-33 Antler 1-43 Glee Club 13 Talent Show 1-2. DOROTHY A. BRUDN EY Bairdforcl General Dot 1 Our dimpled twin Y-Teens 2-3-43 Home Economics I Club 3-45 Mixed Chorus 23 Glee X Club Ig Band Manager 3-45 Antler 49 L Operetta 13 Library Assistant 4. JOAN BUSIN I Culmerville Commercial Jo I Leader of the Bazaar Club French Club 3-45 Home Economics Club 2-3-43 Senior Bazaar Clubg Coalagrag Dramatics Club 4. 17 WE SAW LOUIS D. CASTELLO Bairdford Academic Louie One of the best dressed boys Football 1-2-3-43 Varsity Club 3-4: Hall Patrol 2-3-43 Junior Playg Coal- agtag Dramatics Club 35 Mixed Chorus 33 Operetta 3: Special Chorus 3-4. LINDA M. CHECCA Little Italy Home Economics Lin Usex her outstanding abilities to better our class Operetta 1-27 French Club 2-3-4g Library Assistant 3-45 National Honor Society 3-43 Home Economics Club 3-4g Mixed Chorus 2-35 Y-Teens 2-35 Coalagrag Dramatics Club 39 Glee Club lg Senior Bazaar Clubg Folk Dance lg Antler 2. KENNETH CLIFFORD Russellton Commercial Ken' ' A good basketball player Basketball 1-2-3-43 Varsity Club 3-4. LYLE A. CRAFT Bairclforcl General Often seen but seldom heard Hi-Y 2-3-4. 18 OUR RESPONSIBILITIES MARY R. CRAFT Logan Road General Helpful as a library assistant Mixed Chorus 2-35 Y-Teens 2-35 French Club 3: Library Assistant 43 Senior Bazaar Club. MARY ETHEL DANCISIN Allegheny Acres General Me Bubbling over with fun Y-Teens 2-3-45 Home Economics Club 2-35 Mixed Chorus 25 Drama- tics Club 45 Coalagrag Antler 35 Library Assistant 4. FRANCES V. Di MATTEO Curtisville Academic Franny A preppy cheerleader and a fine actress Cheerleader 3-45 Special Chorus 2-35 Mixed Chorus 3-45 Glee Club 15 Y- Teens 2-35 French Club 45 Opezerla 1-45 ,lunior Playg Senior Plnyg Drama- tics Club 3-45 National Honor Soci- Ef' b3-45 Coalagrag Senior Bazaar Ll Q WAYNE E. DRUM Bairdforcl Agriculture Hot-Roda Sjrends most time in Ag. room F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. I9 WE STRUGGLED EDWIN L. EICHENAUER Deer Creek Academic Ike A senior from out of this world flvlarsj Football 3-43 Varsity Club 3-43 jun- ior Play. MARY ANN EVANS Curtisville Commercial Very neat and friendly Y-Teens 2-3-49 Home Economics Club 2-35 Mixed Chorus 2-33 Senior Bazaar Clubg Glee Club 1. MARY M. FOUST Rural Ridge Commercial A true friend, always seen with Kel Antler 1-25 Y-Teens 2-35 Mixed Chorus 33 Coalagrag Senior Bazaar Club. RICHARD D. FEDERKEIL Marcin District Agriculture Peewee An F.F.A. contest winner F.F.A. 1-2-3-45 Junior Play. 20 AS UNDERCLASSMEN ESTHER E. FIARETTI Bairclford Commercial Es One of the Bairdforcl gang Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2: Oper- etta 23 Senior Bazaar Clubg Ccalagrag Dramatics Club 3. GUILIO FILOTEI Russellton Agriculture Keeps the driving car clean F.F.A. 1-2-3-4g Operetta 1. JOHANNA M. FISCHER Allegheny Acres Commercial Jo A quiet but dejuemlable senior Y-Teens 2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 2: Sen- ior Bazaar Clubg Glee Club 1. MARY JEAN T. FORMENTO Curtisville Home Economics Beauty to behold Glee Club 19 Band 1-2-35 Mixed Chorus 1-2-33 Openetta 1-23 Y-Teens 2-3-43 Home Economics Club 3-43 French Club 2-3-43 Dramatics Club 35 Folk Dance 1-25 Antler 1-29 Coal- agrag Senior Bazaar Club. 21 DETERMINED T0 BETTY FRASER Indianola Commercial Very' quiet but friendly Antler 35 Mixed Chorus 2-35 Senior Bazaar Clubg Glee Club 1. DONALD W. GARVER Martin District General Zip A silent -newcomev' Transferred from Allegheny Parker. PHYLLIS A. GRABOWSKI Middlesex Commercial W. D. rates high with her Y-Teens 3-45 Mixed Chorus 35 Sen- ior Bazaar Club. VERON ICA GREBECK Russellton Commercial Vernie Our bubbling little Blondie Home Economics Club 2-3-49 Y- Teens 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 2-33 Glee Club 15 Coalagrag Senior Bazaar Club. 22 D0 OUR BEST IRENE M. GREGOR Allegheny Acres Commercial I The girl with all the clothes Operetta 25 Home Economics Club 2-35 Y-Teens 2-3-43 Senior Bazaar Clu b. . THOMAS GRIM Inclianola Commercial Rebel', A football enllzusiast Football 1-2-3-45 Varsity Club 3-45 Coalagra. DOROTHY M. GUERRIERI Russellton Commercial Darth A very jzeppy, attractive clzeerlender Cheerleader 2-3-45 Y-Teens 1-2-35 I-Iome Economics Club 1-25 Ccalagrag Operettn. 15 Senior Bazaar Club5 Dramarics Club 33 Glee Club 1. HELEN LOUISE GUZY Russellton Commercial Guz A71 efficient typist Y-Teens 2-3-45 Home Economics Club 2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 2-35 Sen- ior Bazaar Clubg Operetm 2-33 Dramatics Club 3-45 Antler 45 Glee Club 15 Coalagra. 2.3 WE CONQUERED JAMES E. HAMER Curtisville Academic Nimrod W. D.'s Harry James Camera Clubg Band 1-2-3-45 Oper- crra 1-2-3-45 Junior Playg Senior Play: Hi-Y 2g Octette 33 Student Council 2-3-43 Swing Band 3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-35 Special Chorus 1-2-3-4: Coalagra 1-2-3-4g Hall Patrol 3-43 Basketball 1-2-3. JOAN F. HERSTEK Rural Ridge Commercial Jo One of our co-head majoretles French Club 15 Operetta 3-4: Major- ette 2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 15 Glee Club 13 Antler 1. DELORES J. HICE Curtisville Commercial Tootie Likes to play basketball Y-Teens 2-3-4g Flagtwirler 1-2-3-43 Girls' Varsity Club 25 Coalagrag Ant- ler 2-33 Mixed Chorus 25 Dramatics Club 35 Glee Club 15 Senior Bazaar Club. FRANCES HORVATH Bairdforcl Home Economics Queer-lie The girl with all the jokes Y-Teens 2-3-4g Home Economics Club 3-45 Coalagrag Mixed Chorus 2-3. 24 OUR STUDIES FRED HWOSTOW Russellcon Commercial Mike Really enjoys .seventh period literature Football Manager 1-23 Baseball Man- ager 13 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Varsity Club 3-4. RICHARD J. JANECEK Dorseyville Agriculture Rich A loyal W. D. fan F.F.A. 3-4. STANLEY W. JURA Superior General Stush A right jolly fellow F.F.A. 1-25 Band 2-3. YVONNE R. KELLY Rural Ridge Corrimercial Kel One of the Rural Ridge gang Band 1-2-3-45 Y-Teens 2-35 French Club 25 Mixed Chorus 39 Student Council 45 Coalagray Senior Bazaar Club. 25 WE LEARNED OF MARIANN LEWETAG Curtisville Commercial Mare Very attractive majorette Glee Club lg Mixced Chorus 2-39 Folk Club 1-2g Dramatics Club 35 Operetta 1-2-35 Y-Teens 2-35 Major- etre 2-3-45 Senior Bazaar Clubg Antler 1-2-3-4. ANNA MARIE LOCKE Russellron Commercial Annie Our Indian maiden mascot 2Z'S?Zf 2233? Eifiig Ymliiis Ciqigiii 2-35 Antler 3-49 Dramatics Club 3- 4: G1-ee Club 1. DOLORES MALOVICH Rural Ridge Commercial Dolly l1z.vej1arable from Betty Y-Teens 2-3-4g Home Economics Club 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 35 Senior Bazaar Clubg Dramatics Club 4. HAROLD CLARK MARSHALL Deer'Creelc Academic Willard A real help in Visual Aids Operetta 1-2-3-4g Junior Playg Mixed Chorus 1-2-3g Band 3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Visual Aid 1-2-3-43 Special Chorus 2-3-45 Hall Patrol 2-3-43 Dramatics Club 3-4. - 26 MACBETH DEMOCRACY. PHYSICAL LAWS ANDREW S. MASSIMINO Rural Ridge Academic Andy Ou-r only three letter man Football 1-2-3-4: Baseball 1-2-3-49 Basketball 1-2-3-4: Varsity Club 2-3- 43 Coalagtag Student Council 1-2-3- 4g Hall Patrol 3-43 Senior Playg Oper- etta 3-43 Hi-Y 2-3-4. IRENE M. MATECKA Curtisville General Jimmie Likes sjyorts-especially basketball Home Economics Club 3-4-5 Y-Teens 2-3-43 Coalagrag Senior Bazaar Clubg Glee Club 1. JAMES L. MAUK Superior Academic Jim The mischievous brothev' in the Senior Play Senior Playg Transferred from Alle- gheny-Parker. JAMES L. MAWHINNEY Deer Creek Academic Jim A serious actor but a class clown Hi-Y 2-3-43 Visual Aids 45 Coalagrag Mbced Chorus 2-3-45 Special Chorus 3-43 Mixed Ocretre 3-47 Boys' Quar- re: 4g Opererra 2-3-45 Junior Class Playg Senior Class Playg National Honor Society 4. 27 WE ENIOYED WILLIAM R. MCALPINE Currisville Academic Wee Williel' The lad with the 'reverbemting laugh Hi-Y 2-3-45 Band. 1-2-3-45 Swing Band 2-3-45 Student Council 1-2-35 French Club 1-2-35 Operetta 1-35 Hall Patrol 2-3-45 Coalagra 45 Jun- ior Playg Senior Play5 Mixed Chorus 1-35 Special Chorus 3-45 Honor Society 3-4. RUTH McCREDIE Deer Creek Academic Ruthie A very able leader with personality plus Mixed Chorus 35 Special Chorus 3-45 Sexter 45 French Club 2-3-45 Antler 25 Coalagra 3-45 Senior Play5 Na- tional Honor Society 3-45 Varsity Basketball 25 Operetta 3-45 Library Assistant 3-45 Octette 3-45 Glee Club 1. KENNETH J. McCUNE Curtisville General F1eebox A quiet member of the class MARY JANE MCEWAN Martin District General Janie A nice newcomer Transf erre d from Marion Center. 28 'I , OUR ACTIVITIES J . LEWIS MCWHIRTER Russellton Agriculture Whiz A jolly one who left us for a year F.F.A. 1-2-43 Special Chorus 2-43 Mixed Chorus 1-2. MARY LOU MILLER Russellton Commercial Mar Very pretty profile-naturally curly hair Y-Teens 2-3-4g Home Economics Club 2-3-4: Mixed Chorus 2-33 Sen- ior Bazaar Club 43 Glee Club 1. MARGARET MON ARKO Rural Ridge I Commercial Peggy Plays her part with I enthusiasm Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2-39 Special Chorus 3-43 Operetta 25 Jun- ior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Home Economics Club 2-3-49 Dramatics Club 3-49 Coalagra 4g National Hon- . or Society 3g Senior Bazaar Club. J. LEROY NORRIS Culmerville General Lee A pal to the boys Football 2-31 F.F.A. 1-2. . 29 WE AMAZED DARWIN A. OGERSHOK Indxanola General Shonlc Really enjoys football Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Coalagra 4 Mixed Chorus 3 JOAN B PALLO Ban-dforcl Commercxal Vewy helpful wztlz the Senzor Play Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 23 Special Chorus 4 YTeens 234 Operetta 1 3 4 Dramancs Club 3 4 Antler 4 LORRAINE P PASKORZ Russellton General Skzllful wzth clarmet Band 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 4 Coal agra 4 Mixed Chorus 1 Swmg Band 2 ARLENE D PENNINGTON Baxrdford Commercial She sang and made our Operettas a success YTeex-as 2 3 4 Dramatxcs Club 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 Special Chorus 3 4 Sexrerre 3 4 Ocnezre 34 Oper erm 1 2 3 4 Home Economxcs Club 33 Senxor Play Coalagra 4 Ant er 3 If 17 I ---: -gs -3 9 . 1 ' -: 5 -. --3 , --3 -9 . and paintbrush 9 .- : A s 3 --9 'l -5 .9 . s -9 -.9 - -9 3 5 - 30 OUR TEACHERS RAYMOND J. POMPE Russellton Academic Ray A quiet boy with a generous share of intelligence Hi-Y 2-3-47 Antler 15 National Honor Society 4. BETTY A. PONGRANCE Russellton Commercial Betty Neat and petite Flagtwitlet' 1-2-3-47 Opebetta 1-2-33 Y-Teens lg Home Economics Club 23 Coalagra. BARBARA A. PRIMOZIC Curtisville Commercial Barb A splendid Y-Teen leader Senior Bazaar Clubg Home Econo- mics Club 2-35 Mixed Chorus 2-3g Y-Teens 2-3-43 Operettn 25 Coalagrag Student Council 4g Glee Club lg National Honor Society 4. WILLIAM K. ROBERTS Curtisville Academic Kenny Really can play the drums Band 1-2-3-43 Baseball Manager 1-2- 3-49 Operetta 1-2-3-43 Student Coun- cil 2-3-41 Basketball 1-2-35 Junior Playg Special Chorus 1-2-3-45 Coal- agrag Varsity Club 3-43 Mixed Chorus 1-2-33 Antler 2. 31 BY ENTERING LARRY K. ROMMES Curtisville Academic Shorty Football and basketball held his interest Football 1-2-3-4g Basketball 1-2-3-45 Varsity Club 2-3-4. DOLORES J. RONCEVICH Dorseyville Home Economics Ron Delights in making others laugh Flagtwirler 1-2-3-4: Home Economics Club 3-4: Mixed Chorus 2-35 Drama- tics Club 3-43 Senior Bazaar Clubg Glfee Club 1. ROBERT H. ROSS Deer Creek Academic Supie Always had a big chemistry bill Hi-Y 2-3-4: Hall Patrol 3-45 Junior Playg Coalagta. ELIZABETH J . SAMPLE Superior Academic Liz Flagtwirler who finally mastered chemistry and plzysics Mixed Chorus 35 Flagtwirler 1-2-3-43 Operetla 3. 32 OUR SENIOR YEAR DOROTHY M. SANKOVICH Culmerville General Dot Usually found in room 3 with Liz and joan Home Economics Club 1-2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 19 Ccalagra 4: Senior Bazaar Clubg Dramatics Club 4g Glee Club 1. ALBERT SHERBA Indianola General Al Quiet wilh a loud convertible PETE SHURINA Curtisville General Always seen with Squeeks ELIZABETH C. SIMONETTI ' Russellton Commercial C Liz An outstanding twirler Flagtwirler 1-2-3-47 Dtamatics Club 3-4: Mixed Chorus lg Senior Bazaar Clubg Library Assistant 47 Glee Club 33 IN MAY. I952 CAROLYN H. SKILLEN Culmerville Commercial Carol A very likable person isf5ISZ2icf 3 clilifedz fhgziii ifiullloui? Operetta. 2-35 Senior Bazaar Clubg Flagtwirler 1-2-3-45 Senior Play. CONSTANCE S. SKURKA Logan Road Commercial Connie Very outstanflirzgartist Y-Teens 23 Mixed Chorus 2-3g Spec- ial Chorus 43 Glee Club lg Antler 23 Dramatics Club 33 Coalagrag Senior Bazaar Club. EDITH L. SNYDER Allegheny Acres Commercial Edie Swell kid and good actress Mixed Chorus 2-33 Y-Teens 2-37 Jun- ior Playg Dramacics Club 35 Senior Bazaar Clubg Openetta 1-23 Library Assistant 3-43 Coalagrag Glee Club 15 National Honor Society 4. THEODORE P. SPICHER Russellton Commercial Spike Has height for basketball team Football 2-3-49 Basketball 3-45 Base- ball 2-3-4g Varsity Club 3-4. 34 WE DEPARTED J. ROBERT SPICHTY East Union Agriculture Bob Likes Ag. better than anything F.F.A. 1-2-3-43 Hall Patrol 4. MILTON E. SQUILLER Bairclforcl l General Squeeks 1 Always seen in his maroon convertible DARWIN C. STEPP Russellton General Punk Nice to have around L Student Council 45 F.F.A. 1-23 Band I 1-2. I I I l Y I f l STANLEY SUVOY Curtisville General Stusl'1 Our efficient football manager varsity Club ag Coalagra. 35 wma oun mPLomAs w ROBERT SWAIKO Rural Ridge General Film Very small but quite energetic BETTY JANE TELEGDY Rural Ridge General Tel' ' An A Flagtwirler Flagrwiflerl 1-2-3.4g Y-Teens 2-3-45 Home Economics Club 2-3-4g Mixed Chorus 39 Senior Bazaar Club. ROBERT E. THALMAN Curtisville Agriculture Taber A quiet but forceful member of the band Band 1-2-3-43 Swing Band 3-45 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4g Operetta 2. SOPHIA TOLMACHOFF Rich Hill District Academic Sonya One who possesses an outstanding vocabulary Mixed Chorus 33 Dramatics Club 3-45 Senior Playg National Honor Society 3-45 Library Assistant 3-45 -Opetetta 3. 36 T0 TAKE OUR PLACE JOSEPH M. TOMSKO l Bairclforcl Agriculture Very shy F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. Russellton A sweet head majorette Glee Club 1' Mixed Chorus 2-3 Society 4. MICHAEL D. WHITICO Rural Ridge As energetic as his inseparable pal, Film Hi-Y 2. ALFRED W. WILSON Curtisville Our earef-ree football center Coalagrag Operetta 25 Antler 4. 37 Joen JACQUELINE TREVELLINI C 1 KC k 77 ommercia ac ie Majorette 2-3:45 Camera Club 2-32 Dramatics Club 3-45 Operelta 2-35 Coalagrag Antler 45 National Honor Commercial Spoonie Commercial Al Football 1-2-3-43 Varsity Club 3-4: IN THE ROUNDUP OF THE WORLD PHYLLIS M. WILSON Culmerville Commercial Phil Her future is already plmmed Glee Club 15 Operetta 1-2g Girls' Varsity 35 Mixed Chorus 2-33 Major- ette 1-2-3-43 Y-Teens 2-3-45 Drama- lics Club 33 Coalagrag Antler 3-43 Home Economics 3-43 Senior Bazaar Clubg Folk Club 2. BETTY L. WIMER Inclianola General Wime Keeper of the M argue Y-Teens 2-3-45 Antler 35 Home Economics Club 2-35 Coalagra. ROSE MARY ZALUS Curtisville Commercial Blondie Combination of beauty and bwzins Y-Teens 2-3-45 Home Economics Club 2-3-43 Mixed Chorus 2-35 Glee Club 15 National Honor Society 3-45 Operetta 1-2-3g Dramatics Club 3-4: Antler 3-43 Junior Class Playg Coal- agrag Senior Bazaar Club. MARY ANN ZEGLEN Superior Commercial Mary Ann A well-liked newcomer Y-Teens 45 Senior B azaar Clubg Transferred from Wlinfield High School. 38 HOME ROOM ROUNDUP 12-A Row 1-Di Matteo, Monarko, Foust, Dancisin, Roncevich, Horvath, Busin, Herstek, Zeglan, Primozic, Aber. Row 2-Snnkovich, Lewetag, Fiaretti, Skurka, Locke, Wilson, P., Formento, 1VlcCredie, Brudney. Row 3-Spichty, Massimino, Squiller, Bizyak, Wilson, A., Mawhinney, Ross, Suvoy, Brey, Hamer, Grim, Swaiko 12-B Row 1-Evans, Trevellini, Snyder, Zalus, Guerrieri, Pennington, Gregor, Brudney, Kelly, Raith. Row 2-Sample, Frenchko, Hice, Wimer, Telegdy, Miller, Frazer, Bultyan, Simonetti. Row 3-Mauk, Drum, Roberts, Bowser, Castello, Thalman, Spicher, McAlpine, Hwostow, Ogershok, Allen, Eichenauer, Norris. 39 HOME ROOM ROUNDUP 12-C Row 1-Pcngrance, Andrews, Craft, Tolmachoff, Checca, Pallo, Fischer, Grebeck, McEwan, Skillen. Row 2-Filotei, Gai.-ver, Slepp, Grabowski, Guzy, Malovich, Matecka, Tomsko, Allison, Federkeil. Row 3-Janecek, Grottenthaler, Shel-ba, Rommes, Brown, Clifford, McCunc, Whidco, Craft, McWhirter, Poxupe, Jura. OUR CLASS RECGRD Motto: Prepared for all things Colors: navy blue and pink Flower: pink carnation CLASS SONG fTune-Pagan Lolve Songj Years of school completed, Meeting here once more. We the Class of 52, Think of days of yore. Spending years together, Seeing time go by For it was a pleasure To be part of West Deer High. We'll remember school days, Till the day we die. Dreaming of the May Day When we said Good-bye. Down life's road welll travel, Leaving with a sigh Halls and rooms and voices Of good old West Deer High Words by Bill McAlpine 52 40 , 1 any l 1 'lln-rn I s Q Xu' 5 n 5 S O s 'A r JE su f' J' 0... 10' ,P ,' or 1 ' 2 1 0 -.1 I0 P.'.:,' We I S :':'.' 2. 1 1-4v 2 H 'F nn cl s 'lt' l.,,,I sx.:.,', .'1 l.'- O Q .9 '-1' ' .,,l' ,I 3533 --1I f31 ,: 45' '-.., Y .,,,n1l'l.: nv . '- I I U.. ', lrfr, -gag: ,J MIS .' -- iv. 'o4,. 1 s V l'.'.'n. A J I 2 l J 3 17. , ,,,. al . C f A .Jin s ' E .sv C n A 1 5 A, X :- .,'. .,... 'Q Y 'C s 3 5 ,Q .. f I f!!1.lw- Al NUI? X ' P- 'X I X ' Z' X kg 0 Q N ff, u Rx X XX X ff 4 Q.---,,. .3 4-'S I M M t-X 1 Z' 7 'J f-ff 3 I - 4 A EJ 5 ,. 4 -X' ill- f ff X 4-1 'NX 5.6 -, .- Aw-DQ 41 IUNIORS 'ml gf r 1 Eugene Maciak Mary Jane McKay Dorothy Tomayko Edward Bishop Pres. Treas. Sec. V. Pres. Three years have passed since the Juniors entered W.D., and now they can look into the crystal ball and see themselves returning next fall as Seniors. One of the achievements of which this class can be proud was the minstrel. The cast and chorus gave an outstanding performance which was enjoyed by many. To round out their activities for the year the Jun- iors entertained the Seniors at the traditional Junior- Senior Prom. Good luck to you in your final round-up. 42 fm fl .,.J , . TOP HANDS mmf- - :um 1 .A r iagm . L P. I .-.A ' 4 , . I 1 1 l i ' lc ' I ji 3 if V H Til-QA .i- qw A . . i f Alfa' ' . Hel ' A XY ,- - -'Y' .. . -', 'W .Q r-1 .. J i. A if 55 i f A' lull X LJ -V rr, .Ei .. 'X rg' R ', Y ', sv' T11 ' Q QA f ff -' fur V ,'-:.-,f 5 5 - - - , A ty Ealilx- 4.1 . Mg Y 7 Winn K 'lx :iid 'W .. V . , 1 Q I! IZQSL? 'GL 5 ,L -,l.gL ., LLd.Qg fl'f,l. Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Allen, B. Allen, J. Anderson Angeline Bicanich Bishop Bol-match Brick Corrigan Daugherty Doman Duncan Gornick Grey I-Iabusky I-lazlett Jurash Kerestan King Kazora Maciak Manifold Marchegiano Mark F 1 X , 4'- law F 4 Q . Row 5 Antonace Bright Elcer I-leak, S. Kulilc Nlassaclc 43 Q ,... ww. N fx , - 1 -1....i., 4 , .4 . Hx fl 21.1 i- l .. ,..,:.h Q 4 'x I. 2: .0-FXM-J Ai' Row 6 Arbuthnot Calderelli Fissori Hollo Kurth Mamas 1 1 - - fs.-. l,.-1 ' 'V M 1 N gzhyiiiw H 4 r .w,.. f. X. nf .. X .Ay Y . gr ' L f5::Q3'ii'f',,ir- ,N ' 1 wxllwu , H Ulm, ll- ,.l,,.. if 6 . VAA v:,.,. , T. 'XE Row 7 Row 8 Benke, D. Benke, F. Cacherwood' Cingle Flynn Girdwcocl Huffman Huss Laughlen Long McKay Micklow OF I953 V H! wr .VV P- . '. ., n, 'f'fl4 K, 5 N-1 oO,, Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Miller, D. Murdy Murray, J. Murray, L. Nagy Norris Norris N ucci Nypaver Olar Pagrii Paholich Parker Radage Robinson Romack Rukovina Sarocass Schultz Schultz Sciolla Scotti Semler Shorts Simonetti Slenkovich Smulick Sosrer Sukanovich Tabacchi Telegdy Tolmachoff Tomayko Toth Valetto Watychowicz Weton Wimer Yeloushan Yaworski 44 K N -.,. -Gif l' Row 8 Novick Reina Scopel Squier Walker I X I SOPHOMORES William Bush Nancy Reed Ida May Sabatini June Matulis Pres. V. Pres. Sec. Treas. With but two years remaining of their high school career, this group is expected to achieve great goals. Already many from this class have entered into athletics and other extra-curricular activities. The annual S 86 S Party with the Thanksgiving theme will give the Seniors something to remember always. Keep up the good work in your last two years. 45 5. srl' is ,, 1 HQ.. 1 nr' SOPHOMORE W2 K QL i .1 . 'se I Q q qs-x9r'lo 55 509:-tonoqfj 1 HM N Z l' ei,-af' '1 0 - Y as .. 44 Y - Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Row 8 Allen Allison, C. Allison, H. Ambrosi Bailey Balbo Bartos Bassecti Bayne Belle Bergensky Bertuzzi Black Bodnar Boles Bozic Bush Browning Burke Bush Calhoun Chaballa Chambers Cheran Contento Cotton Cox Craft, D Craft, P. Cressley Crowe Cunningham D'Amico Daugherty Dawson Dawson Dehus Di Matteo Diehl Divelbiss Ecker, C. Ecker, N. Edwards Ellena Evanega Farkas 46 TOP HANDS 1 l F , T , r i if la, ,. f i -, .. ,diy mmm H .9 Ji ' i f xi , U rl-.QiY I f H, 4 Y IN V i e W - lS r fi , i - ' ,f 'fa ' QQ Dip, le i f , i wilffffitf , I , ., , -. .- Y V , 1 i X . ' NVE-1 fig W ,' 1 ii '15 ,IZ i 1' 11 miwf ' i I 6 ,-WW!! E 54 W-:Q -1 lzjlfffi' ' N X I iixexiifil WV' ik 1 5omor1oat.S i e f Somg ogzgs. V ., e 155' e ami' Zhuuu. -254 , Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Row 8 Fogel Fredley Guarrich Georgia Girdwoocl Graham Grebeck Greenwald Grill Herstek Hohman Hohman Hutchinson Irvine Janecek Kzichanuk Kinniburgh Kobic Kranker Krupa Lane Lapitsky Lara. Lorence Layhew Malecki Malovich Mamula Matulis Mawhinney Mccorkie Mccredie McGaugh McMillan Mcwhirter Meniiow Miller Miller Miller Molyneux Moretti Mumaw, E. Mumaw, P. Murray Nash O'Barto 5 5 VYI. .Wi T ,V . .,.. . .. ., . 2' H- figs' , wk., Mig 5 L3 . V953 lf'-f 3 M ' I ' L -rf. ,, .J Y-fb' V. Q, V, ' YN. E OF I954 - -R-5624 If '- 5 , . ' ' F-'if YL ml. 3 ,jfs kg. .. 4,41-fclgggl ' r ' ' W NV ' SI PF' I 1 . ' M . 1: 1: , , ,bal Z ,, V ,. In .. , , ,Zi ix , E ' f7-' V f' 255, ' 17.-M J I ,fa I X' 'sig 1 2 I :f .4 if If ,' Q' XV 'U' 'AK' ,iii : Y . H - 3.1, e' . f 5 L. . se S N -S , X -fx ,, 11... W. 15-Q 3 I , Lq,, .b .::V , X I E., E W. . .Q - v. ' ' 'A . fl- 4 A .1 ' 7 1 2 ,. 5. 11 -. ., 3 ,itiiif '95, m 1155111 I. 9. 1. ' ., ,W ,, ,. H I. Pg X xfggs ' Y' 111141-I 'ln v .' ' A L ' -- qllh1AIlY1'hQgjp.p, Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Row 8 O'Connell O'Dom-xell Olav: Orvosh Paskorz, R. Paskorz, S. Pavlovik Pernick Petrosky Pongrance Reed Rommes Rosencrance Sabatini Sagett Schiberl Schroth Schultz Schwartz Shelestak Shick Sinclair Skurka Spohn Steban Steban Stepp, C. Stepp, M Srepetic Strawn Student Sukanovich Suvoy Sweeney Trayer Trusiak Utzig Watychowicz Weinskovitch Yaconis Yanko Yenca 48 FRESH ME N Louise Slenkovich Winifred Murray Carmella D'Amico William Smith T V P S P KCBS. . TBS. BC. IFES. A group of 153 students entered the portals of West Deer in 1951 to become the biggest class in the scl'1oo1's history. They proved to be a worthwhile group as shown by the success of the Freshmen Valentine party. Another class project was the selling of pencils on which the school's name was printed. To you we say good luck in your remaining three years. 49 if Row 1 Allen Brage Bunyan Corrigan Elcas, K. Georgie FRESH MEN Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Row 8 Allison, B. Allison, S. Angeloff Anrolic Ashloclc Bartos Bassetti Boclnar Bohn Benin Brodlca Brothers Buchanich Buclz Carroll Chambers Chacary Chawfer Christmas Cochran Conlosh Cunningham D'Amico De Bold Demhaugh Drapella, L. Drapella Ekas, F. Evans, B. Evans, S. Fracioni Garver Gaul Gedraitis George Gides Giesy Gocllewski Golojul: Grey Grubbs Grunclen Habucky I-libner Holfelder 50 TOP HANDS Q. 5 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Row 8 Hello Hasey Hudak Huclon I-Iwostow Irvine Junik Kackanuck Kasarda Kelloway Kerleski Kurth, A. Kurth, B. Lardin Larimer Lavrich Long Lyons Malovich Mamula Marks Massaclc Matas Mauk Mawhinney McEwan McHarg Maholic Micklow Milewslci Miller, D. Miller, R. Mohar Moretti Murray, T. Murray, W. Myers Nagy Negley Newman O'Corme1I Ogershok Ostrowski Palochick Parker Patterson Peluchette Petrosky Pivini Plosky Poclgornik 51 X 4 A I OF I955 L W it R to Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Row 8 Pussic Radage Raynovich Rodgers, A. Rodgers, J. Rodgers, R. Rodgers, Rob. Rosencrance Ross Rouggei Schwab Scopel Sherbaum Shelestak Shock Simonetti Simonoff Slenkovich Smith Smulick Solinsky Soster Spiker ' Spohn Stanish Stopchuck Stepp Sterling Stridinger Stout Swaiko Tabacchi Talanni Thomas Thompson Tomanic Tomiczik Tenet Trusiak Utzig Valerio Vidic, L. Vidic, M. L. Wadsworth Watt Whitecomb Whitico Wilkenson Zivkovich Young Zoina 52 P5 ii- MR. SIPES Geography Writing Art EIGHTH GRADE . 'il s v i- YJ. 'V A I ,L I V+ ,Q 1 ' -i , ,. V i i is iiii it it it F if i Y l if i l : Galt , ii i 7 - w,, iig2:,.i:H'f Hw y g m MR. PIAZZA MISS UTZIG MR. MARSILI MR. BOLLINGER History Music English Arithmetic Health Reading Spelling We extend our greetings to the eighth grade Who, due to crowded circumstances in the grade schools, have embarked upon a five year stay at West Deer instead of four. During their remaining years at W.D.H.S., we with them all the success and fun possible. 53 MAVERICKS 8-A Row 1-Angeline, Brudney, Eversole, Fecllson, Zielak, Baughman, Paskorz, Kerchner, P., Lorrie, Betitko. Row 2-Chex-an, Tahon, Boynick, Mcwhirter, Sproul, Harbaugh, Truchley, Atkinson, Nolker, Baker, P., Stett- mier, Roberts, Cunningham, Simoxietti. Row 3-Abcr, Chabulla, Gornick, Zalus, Montgomery, Baker, N., Hazlett, Kozik, Venesky, Mountsier, Gezzl. W Y 8-B Row 1-Bishop, Bailey, Fulton, Benke, Bizich, Baumgartel, Protheroe, Large, Px-oco, Grebeck, Tabacchi. Row 2-Dancisin, Truckly, Black, Irvine, Erskine, McCreclie, Hwostow, Norris, Allison. Row 3-Smay, Lovic, Devando, Simonetti, Matecka, Lane, Tassnttl. 54 1 P MAvz1ucKs 8-C Row 1-Budz, Sabatini, Boles, O'DonnelI, Nash, Salomone, Buchanich, Baker, Kelley, Mnkara. Row 2-A. Venesky, Whitecomb, McCorkle, Watt, Reed, Kinniburgh, Ruth, Christian, Cressley, Stipetic, Jack son, Kinniburgh, R., Corbett, Resin. Row 3-Dcmbaugh, Evans, Erskine, Hazlett,'Valetto. Stanish, D. Simonetti, Antolic, Marshall, Miller, Smuteck. 8-D Row 1-De Angelis, Bassctti, Massimino, Seabury, Cushman, Bonin, Evans, Schultz, Koneski, Hice, Tedesco. Row gf-i1IrlcMaster, Stopchuck, Venesky, Burke, London, Tomsko, Vasilcik, Sample, Kirchner, Klimezelc, Miller, I2 . Row 3-Weton, Potensky, Gaul, Godlewski, Crowe, Divelbiss, Lutyinsky, McMullen, Tady. 55 BAR W. D. H. S. RANCH D0 YOU REMEMBER? Our first day at West Deer? -All the trouble we had as Freshmen trying to find the right rooms? -The Freshman assembly when all the talent was discovered? -That wonderful Freshman party we had? -How happy we were to get even one clay off from school? -Our Sophomore Party and the S 86 S? -Report cardsg good or bad? -The Junior and the Senior plays? -The fun we had decorating for the prom and other affairs? -The initiations for membership into a club? -A11 those wonderful and exciting football and basketball games? -The day we received our class rings? -When the canteen was first started? -The day we had Senior pictures taken? -Award day, when the students got their just award? -The Halloween Party and the I-Iomecoming Dance? Didn't everyone have fun? -How sad everyone was at Baccalaureate and Graduation? -Becoming alumni with the realization that our high school is the best in the world? 56 ALMA MATER 3,13 pg gg spy: we P P fel 'f 1 louds reach down to meet ou In your last fame. 7, ,,,, 3 , , 0 0 ' , bbbmgifa ir-goat, Dlx-A H!3ghgSc1?.6o! 'iatittg hElav4!ng'b1uE5 Q F' u ing an Egiwf 'IVELHC if .4. ff ,J e ,,4?ug 41 mgilemi M by 361, ' uJZZ,.iZ,,ZTKS.,,fI2T i1ug213Z,2'ZZ.Zi'3J3123'- H ff wmmsw '-if -Q f E Ov 0 , 31 D9 1 :W QU A 5-li jglljg le our hearts and voices echo Hail ,dear West Deer, Hail. al hearts of lest Deer High! SCKl001,H8i dl hail to you. aj pg IEISFYVIF- pw QB A -we , , fi: Ev N..,..v Lia 'fu-, law ,A if wr '-'ig , .4...,s . gig? A Q I , ' 'I iff H uf . w,.,.E, .V .gan - if q h ' 'f' , FEL g.i-414, M: , bgfmxi m HQ HN -ff g an , W Q f X 1 If A xfv 4 X X A I ' '.:: X X X - 4 ,gf-i iq in .Q N' 4k,j Qgj xii .X ., K x ' D E . J 0, .,. lx-X, In I M ' 1' 2 V ,-fx, ,, 1 ff Cx x Q f W x . J Mr if X ,QW NNI! X 1 X BRN 2 X fl f s ' - p : NN 4 A l ' kj, W5 X X J QW k f Q X 'KV L U Lggf-ff' W! if Y-T PONY EXPRESS Row 1-Dawson, Andrews, Daugherty, Trevellini, Wimer, Nucci, Schultz, Scopel, Doman, Dnncisin, Aber. Row Z--Murdy. Tnmayko, Brudney, D.. Brudney, Dot., Malecki, Sukanovich, Arbuthnot, Rommes, Ecker, D'Alnico, Zalus, Frenchko, Murray, Grey. Row 3-Spohn, McGaugh, Lewetag, Guzy, Wilson, A., Long, Brown, Wilson, P., Locke, Bayne, Steban. AN TLER Having a nose for news is a requirement of the Antler staff. Now that a journalism class has been organized, the staff is learning more about publishing a paper. This is evident because of a more enjoyable Antler issued each month. They provide a worthwhile resume of school news which the students enjoy and eagerly wait for at the end of each month. Dick Long-Editor-in-Chiefg Betty Doman--Ass't. Editorg Phyllis Wilson-Typing Editorg Rosemarie Scopel-News Editor: Mike Steban-Feature Editor, Helen Guzy--Typistg Rosemary Zalus- News Roundup Typist: Mrs. Shuster-Sponsor. 60 PICTURES OF THE OLD WEST Row 1--Mawhinney, Marshall, Hamer. Row 2-Bishop, Grubbs. These five boys of the Visual Aids Society have presented classroom films to the students at West Deer for educational purposes. Mr. Monnier teaches the boys how to run the projector so that it isn't necessary for him to be present when a film has to be shown in the various rooms. This year the boys made a trip to the Buhl Planetarium. Marshall Hamer Mr. Monnier Preparing for a Movie Sec.-Treas. Pres. Sponsor 61 SUN UP Row 1-Contento, Paskorz, Trusiak, Murray, Sabatini. Row 2--Grill, Banos, Ecker, Lorence, Krups. CAMERA CLUB I-Iolcl still and smile. This is what you are likely to hear from a Camera Club member. Here students learn about photography from Mr. Casile. Contests are held for judging of outstanding pictures taken by club members. Franklin Lorence-Presidentg Frank Contents-Vice Presidentg Rosemarie Murray-Secretaryg Benjamin Trusiak-Treasurerq Mr. Amateur Photographers Casile-Sponsor. 62. ROUNDUP TIME Row 1--Primozic, Wimer, Pennington, Hamer, Checca, Di Matteo, McAlpine, McCredie, Massimino, Skurka, Brey, Roberts, Monarko, Snyder. Row 2-Reith, Cotton, Frenchko, Busin, Paskorz, Pallo, Horvath, Sankovich, Hice. Finrett, Guzy, Wilson, Metecka, Formento, Guerrieri, Zalus, Grabeck, Dancisin, Pongrance, Kelly, Trevellini. Row 3-Allison, Grim, Ogerslmk, Mawhinney, Suvoy, Spiker, Ross, Wilson, Castello. Bowser, Stepp, Gratten- thaler. COALAGRA This staff spends many evenings preparing a bool: which will give students a lasting memory of their year at West Deer High School. Preparing pictures, gather- ing written material, and collecting funds to finance the book, are some of their many duties. They introduced many new ideas and have carried them out to perfection. Row 11Ruth McCredie, Editorg Wm. McAlpine, Business Manager. Our Candy Sellers Row 2-Mr. Monnier, Co-Sponsorg Miss Lambert, Co-Sponsor. 63 . .1335 ig -4 HERITAGE OF THE DESERT Row 1-Cunningham, Soster, Scroth, Rosencrance, Fredley, Mariani, Spichty, Gaul, Ferlerkeil, Drapela, Rodgers, Cox. - Row 2-Filotei, Greenwald, Shelestak, Mcwhirter, Tomsko, Burke, Fraser, Chambers, Miller, McEwan, Mark, Sherbaum, G. Miller, Peluchette, Males, janecek, Drum. Row i-Zivkovich, Kurth, Hnzlett, Paholich, McCredie, Georgia, Evans, Paslcorz, Telegdy, Walker, Nya, Brown, ara. F. F. A. This year the Future Farmers of America made a trip to Harrisburg to see the farm show. They also sponsored a skate and sold cider as part of their activities. As a remembrance of the years as Future Farmers of America the boys received jackets. Richard Feder!-:eil-President, Vernon Hazlett-Vice Presidentg William Paholich-Secretary: Leonard Elter-Treasurer, Alvin Our Tractor Fredley-Reporter, James Telegdy-Watch Dogg Mr. Graff- Sponsor. 64 I L l l :J V SAVEZ ? Row 1-Di Matteo, Angeloff, Angeline, Miller, Busin, Checcn, Formento, Tolmachoff, Brothers, Thomas. Row 2-Petrosky, Mnntgonzery, McCredie, Arbuthnot, Grabowski, Paskorz, Parker, Rodgers. Row 3-Allen, Toner, Kozora, Cingle, Negley. FRENCH CLUB The purpose of this organization is to unite the common interest of foreign language students and to develop their interest in the custom and culture of French speaking countries. Because of the limited number of meetings, they were unable to do all that they had done in previous years- Ruth McCredie-Presidentg Linda Checca--Vice Presidentg Mary Jean Formento-Secretaryg Mildred Cotton-Treasurerg Mrs. Tor- Admiring the Fleur-de-lis riero--Sponsor. 65 VIGILANTES Row 1--Murray, Massimino, Huffman, Hamer, Corrigan, Bishop. Row 2-Grottenthaler, Castello, Kozora, Cingle, Hazlett, Elzer. Row 3-Kurth, Watychowicz, Ross, McAlpine, Maciak. HALL PATROL These boys are the rulers of the halls. During the changing of classes they are posted at different places in the halls. It is they who keep the students moving steadily and rapidly between classes. In addition to this the hoys are in charge of seating and dismissing the students during pep meetings and assemblies. Iohn Grottendmler--Presidentg James Hamer-Vice Presidentg Eugene Mnciak-Secretaryg Robert KOZOIBTTIBESUYBEQ Mr. Powers On Duty -Sponsor. 66 SONS OF THE PIONEERS Row 1-Orvosh, Pagni, Sciolla, Craft, Nagy, Benke, Romack, Brey, Mennow, Kerestan. Row 2-Caldnrelli, Farkas, Krupa, Lnyhew, Grill, Gaurrich, Cotton, Steban, Allison, H., Novick, Olar, McCredie. Row 3-Norris, Fredley, Corrigan, Allison, W., Yeloushan, Yaworski, Pompe, Grottenthaler, Bowser, Bailey, Bush, Sagger, Massiminu, Weton, Calhoun, Bayne. Row 4-Telegdy, Buchanich, Spohn, Pelrosl-ry, Cingle, Watchowicz, Ross, Vnletlo, Bright, Mawhinney, Hollo, Kurth, Brown, Maciak, Paholich. N HI-Y The aim of the I-li-Y is To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. The boys are striving to achieve this goal and are succeeding under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Colpo. Gerald Norris-Presidentg Andrew Nlassimino-Vice Presiclentg James Mawhinney-Secretnryg Harold Calderelli-Treasurerg Mr. Hi-Y Fellowship Colpo-Sponsor. 67 Hom: on THE RANGE Row 1-Moretti, Dawson, Stepp, Habucky, Carroll, Milewski, De Bold, Evanegn, Godlewski, Drapela, Divelbiss. Row 2-Mumaw, P., Mumaw, E., McKay, Doman, Murdy, Tomayko, Anderson, Guerrieri, Checca, Formenlo, Howath, Brudney, Brudney, Dot, Hoak, Scopel, R., Scopel, D., Row 3-Olar, Spohn, Bell, Parker, Miller, Wilson, Guzv, Solinsky, Grebeck, Sukanovich, McCorkle, Mamlis, Roncevich. HOME ECONOMICS This club is composed of the girls in the school who have taken Home Eco- nomics. Their activities are variecl. They had a skate, a Christmas party, and a fash- ion show. Sloppy Joes and soup were sold to the students. The girls also baked for the Tiny Tim Drive. . Linda Checca-Presidentg Marilyn Stepp-Vice Presidentg Myrna Stepp-Secretaryg Olga Tominac-Treasurerg Miss Kraft-Sponsor. 68 SMOKY Row 1-Young, Allen, Strawn, Simonetti, Massaock, Whidco, Corrigan, Grey, Grey M., Boles, Agnic. Row 2-Busin, Yanko, Schiberl, Swaiko, Knsardo, Hebner, Sankovich, Zolna, Tominnc, Pavlovich, Grebeck. Row 3-Znlus, Sinclair, Malovich, Telegdy, Stepp, Kobick, Hohman, Matecka. OUR ACTIVITIES Christmas Party-Santa Claus visited us at this party. Tiny Tim Drive-We macle cookies for the Christmas Baskets- Fashion Show-We were really at our best on this clay. Club Project-Our drawstring purses are something to see. Sloppy Joe and Soup Sales-We made lunch time more enjoyable for niany students Home Ec. Girls at work in the kitchen. 69 g Boon Bnmnzns Row 1-Scotti, Wimer, Snyder, Squier, Craft, Aber. Row 2-Checca, Bunyan, Arbuthnot, McCredie, Colton, Dnncisin, Tolmachoff. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Rearranging books, collecting fines, preparing new books and mending old ones, are but a few duties of the Library Assistants. A view of the library will show that these girls are making the library a pleasing place for leisure or reference reading. Nlany books and magazines are available for the students to read. These girls are a real help to Miss Lambert and are to be congratulated. Senior Librarians Our Librarian Miss Lambert-Sponsor 70 MAKING TWIN SOMBREROS Row 1-Di Matteo, Primozic, Kelly, Andrews, Zeglnn, Trevellini, Roncevich, Foust, Snyder, Skillen, Aber. Row 2-Craft, Gregor, Dancisin, Fischer, Zalus, Guerrieri, Horvath, Simonette, Frazer, Sample, Formento, Checca, Grebeck, Dot. Brudney, Dol. Brudney, Frenchko, McEwan. Row 3-Sankovich, Grnbowski, Bunyan, Lewetag, Mntecka, Telegdy, Fiaretti, Wilson, Guzy, Locke, Malovich, Miller, Wimer, Hice, Busin. SENIOR BAZAAR CLUB This club consists of senior girls who are interested in neeclleworlc. The girls sew, knit, crochet, ancl embroicler. As a result of their efforts, many beautiful articles are ready to sell at the Senior Bazaar in March. Joan Busin-Presidenlg Yvonne Kelly-Vice President: Mary Lou Miller-Secretaryg Veronica Grebeck-Treasurerg Mrs. Cunningham Working for the Bazaar -Sponsorg Miss Jarema-Assistantg Mrs. Girdwood-Assistant. 1..- 71 - STARS IN A WESTERN SKY h Hilclegarcle Dolson Freddie Shermer ...................,......... Mr. Dolson ...,... Mrs. Dolson ....,. Sally Dolson ....,... Bob Dolson ...,... Mr. Sherrner ..,. Mrs. Shermer Ellie Mae ....... Jill ,.......,..... Miranda ..... ...... Paige ..... ........................................ We Shook the Family Tree Arsenic and Old Lacei' l CAS Juniorsj Mary Etta Reith .Andrew Massimino ...,...James Mawhinney .,......Ruth McCredie .......,.Frances Di Matteo ..,..,...........James Maul: .........William McAlpine .Margaret Monarlco .... Arlene Pennington .......Carolyn Slcillen Sophia Tolmachoff ........Harriet Hamer ze Ahhy Brewster .......,.............,............ Margaret Monarko Martha Brewster ............................,. Frances Di Matteo Mortimer Brewster . ........,............,,....... , ..., Louis Castello Elaine Harper .....,., Edith Snyder ancl Rose Mary Zalus Teddy Brewster ....................,............. James Mawhinney Jonathan Brewster .. ...... .......... C lark Marshall Dr. Einstein ....,........, ....,.. R icharcl Federlceil The Rev. Dr. Harper .. ........., James Hamer Mr. Gibbs ................ ........... K enneth Roberts Officer Brophy .,...... ......., W illiam McAlpine Officer Klein ......... ..,..............,. J ohn Brey Officer O'Hara ........ ......,.......,.. R obert Ross Lieutenant Rooney ..,......,.. . ............ Edwin Eichenauer Mr. Witherspoon .............,......... ,... ....... W i lliam Allison Miss Jarema, Director Mr. Powers and Mr. Fortun, Directors Scenes from Arsenic and Old Lace THE SHERIFFS Row 1-Aber, Snbatini, Mui-dy, Taliani, Reed, Di Matteo, Kelly, Primozic, Micklow, Anderson. Row 2-Cowfer, Cotton, Stepp, Roberts, Bishop, Fraser, Black. Row 3-Grottenthaler, Huffman, Lorence, Kurth, Cingle, Hamer, Massimino. STUDENT COUNCIL Our governmental body, the Student Council, has made many improvements with each year. This year their most outstanding campaign was the Tiny Tim Drive. Other events included noon dances and a talent show. We can expect bigger and better things from this group in the future- John Grnltenthaler-Presiclentg Marlene Michlow-Vice Prasidentg I l Ida Mae Sabatini-Treasurerg Joyce Anderson-Secretaryg Mr. Student Council Meeting Casile-Sponsor. 73 SHOOTIN' HIGH Row 1-Di Matteo, Primozic, Manifold, Tolmachoff, Andrews, Pennington, Zalus, Tolmachcff, Trevelini, Snyder, Monarko. Row 2-Massimino, McCredie, Arbuthnot, Miller, Checca, Allison, Mauk. Row 3-Pompe, Kozora, Long, McAlpine, Mawhinney, Cingle, Hamer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Character, service, leadership, and scholarship-these are the aims of the National Honor Society. Each year fifteen per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class is chosen for this club. These stuclents, who wear the pins of the National Honor Society, are the best that West Deer has to offer. Ruth MCC:-edie-Presidentg Elaine Manifold--Vice Presidentg Edith Snyder-Secretaryg Robert Kozora-Treasurerg Miss Jarema- Election of Officers Sponsor. 74 noN'T FENCE me IN Row 1--Norris, Murray, Romack, Ogershok, Grim, Eichenauer, Benke, Nagy, Massimino. Row 2-Stopchuck, Grottenthaler, Rommes, Castello, Schiolla, Wilson, Hwostow, Bizyalc, Bowser, Allen. Row 3-Simonetti, Kurth, Watclxowicz, Clifford, Valeno, Spicher, Mnciak, Telegdy, Rukovina. VARSITY CLUB Lettermen from the various sports are members of the Varsity Club. The aim of this organization is to create an interest in all sports. Much of the activity of the club is for the purpose of raising money to purchase sweaters. At each of the games the boys sold football programs. The club also held a skate and sponsorecl a dance after one of the Friday night basketball games. Donald Allen-Presidentg Andrew Massimino-Vice Presidentg Jack Bizyak-Secretaryg Larry Rommes--Treasurerg Mr. Antonelli Something to be proud of -Sponsor. 75 GALS IN CALICO Row 1-Schwartz, Di Matteo, Matulis, Shiclc, Tabacchi, Radage, Sorokas, Grebeck, Marchegiano. Row 2-Agnic, Crowe, Schultz, Allen, Strawn, Cheran, Foust, Kelly, Craft, Divelbiss, Smulick. Row 3-O'Donnell, Zeglen, Pavlovic, Micklow, Daugherty, Grebeck, Brudney, Gregor, Frenchko, Guerrieri, Malecki, Pallo, McKay, Hoak, Scopel, Angeline, Andrews, Schultz, Evanegn. Row 4--Reed, Browning, Rommes, Suvoy, Arbuthnot, Miller, Malovich, Telegdy, Guzy, Wilson, Locke, Kach- anuk, Miller, Molyneux, Sukanovich, Sweany, Murray, Watychowicz. Y-TEENS This year the Y-Teens were under the sponsorship of Miss Kraft. As in previous years, they held Candlelight Services for the purpose of installing new members into the club. Ac Christmas time the girls dressed dolls for orphans and these were dis- tributed frorn Central Branch. In June some of these girls will go to the Y-Teen camp in Zelienople for a week-end of fun. Barbara Primozic-Presidentg Audrey Arbuthnot-Vice.lfresidentg Norma Buttyan-Seo retaryg Joyce Anderson-Treasurer, Mary Ethel Dancxsm-I. C. Representntxveg Miss Kraft-Sponsor. 76 x GIRLS OF THE GOLDEN WEST Row 1-Bunyan, I-lice, O'Bax-to, Stepp, Kulik, Slenkovich, Girdwooci, Kixmiburgh. Row 2-Di Matteo, Anderson, Schultz, Sabatini, Evans, Pernick, Robinson, Snyder, Primozic, Lane, Aber, Dawson. Row 3-Bnhatch, Allen, Shorts, Murdy, Norris, Brick, D'Amico, Fischer, Parker, Dancisin, Pennington, Mumaw, P., Mumaw, E., Toth, Tomayko, Manifold, Squier. Row 4-Horvath, Wimer, Fissore, Benke, Bell, Steban, Girdwood, Grabowski, Malovich, Catherwoocl, Mawhinney, Irvine, Lapitsky, Gornick, Matecka, Zalus, Brudney. OUR SONG If we can grow as simply as common blades of grass, Both tall and straight as trees grow to the sky, Then We can learn to know, to know and understand ourselves and others- What we do and why. CHORUS: We,' the younger generation Are striving now to build a better world. Peace and unity, freedom and brotherhood, These we have set to be our goal. Candlelight Service 77 ROOTIN' TOOTIN' COWBOYS Drum Major Drums Trumpets Clarinets Saxo phones Horns ' BAND Ecker Bishop, Roberts, McC-rough, Cingle Dembaugh, Graham, Perroslcy, Elcas, Cressley, Crowe, Black, Tomiczek Hamer Kelly, Paslcorz, Agnic, Conlosh, Cath- erwood, Lorence, Gorniclc Kinniburgh, Sweeney, Peluchette, Shelestalc, Tabacchi, Chaballa, Spohn, Calclarelli, Petrosky, Pivni, Viclic Sabatini, Shick, O'Barto Q Basses Bell Lyre Trombone Baritone Flagtwirlers Maj orettes Boots and Saddle Thalman, McAlpine Molyneux, Miller Girdwoocl Mawhinney Sample, Pavlovic, Simonetti, P. Mumaw, E. Mumaw, Pongrance, Slcillen, Buttyan, Squier, Schotts Rommes, Norris, Sukanovich, Di- Matteo, Matulis, Lewetag, Wilson, Herstek, Trevellini, D'Amico, Hoalc, Murray, Scopel, Murdy, Manifold ROAMIN' THE RANGE TOGETHER gg, Sg -:- W ,A . 'X w Kneeling-Murdy, Scopel, Trevellini, Lewetag, Wilson, Herstek, Di Matteo, Manifold. Standing-Hoak, Norris, Sukanovich, Rommes, D'Amico, Murray, Matulis. MAIORETTES Ably directed by Mrs. Glover, our majorettes perfected their varied routines through daily practices. They exhibited their techniques by marching at football games, pep rallies and in parades. Congratulations for a job well done. Band Officers I-lead Majorettes Kenneth Roberts-President: Edward Bishop-Vice Presidentg Elaine Manifold-Secretaryg james Hamer-Treasurerg Mrs. Glover Joan Herstek, Jackie Trevellini, Marianne Lewetag, Phyllis Wilson --Sponsor. 3 ' .lvyfex 79 SHE WAVED A MAROON FLAG I Shotts, Mumaw, P., Mumaw, E., Squier, Pavlovich, Sample, Telegdy, Bunyan, Skillen, Pongrance. FLAGTWIRLERS Working along with the majorettes, our flagtwirlers have performed at football games, assemblies, and parades. They are unique in their marching and their routines cannot be surpassed by anyone. Senior Flagtwirlers Row 1--Carolyn Skillen, Dolores Roncevich, Betty Pongrance. Row 2--Dolores I-lice, Nnrmn Buttyan, Betty Jane Telegdy, Eliza- l beth Sample, Elizabeth Simonetti. l 80 l'VE COME OUT TO SEE THE BIG WEST Row 1-Raith, Monarko, Lapitsky, Divelbiss, Mlxrdy, Pennington, DiMatteo, F., Catherwood, McCredie, Irvine, Suvoy, Browning, Shick, Corrigan. Row 2-Stepp, Manifold, Di Matteo, P., Skurka, J., Matulis, Hibner, Taliani, Girdwood, Skurka, C., Pallo, Kinniburgh, Norris, Tomayko, Holfelder, Crowe, Snbatini. Row 3-Black, Calderelli, Corrigan, P., Massimino, Castello, Utzig, McAlpine, Mawhinney, Marshall, Lorence, Mcwhirter, Hamer, Roberts, Daugherty, Graham. SPECIAL CHORUS This is the group of the more advanced singers of West Deer High. They have blended their melodious voices to entertain at the Christmas Pageant and Band Concert. These students, with the able guidance of their director, Mrs. Glover, have developed a harmony of voices that has added much to the joy of our school. Band Managers Dolores Bruclney, Mrs. Glover, Dorothy Brudney ,, ' u Q' H , , ' '57 ' W ' 25,7 . IL - 81 I HAVZ A SONG IN MY HEART Sextet Row 1-Catherwcod, Pennington, Murdy. McCredie. Roy: 2-Manifold, Girdwood. SEXTET AND OCTETTE The Sextet and the Octette have displayed their musical talents at the Christmas Pageant, Bancl Concert and various assemblies during the year. Each member is gifted with natural singing ability which makes their selections a rare musical treat. Octette Mawhinney, Catherwood, Bailey, McCredie, Daugherty, Pennington, Graham, Manifold. 82. I A .gn DUDE RANCH EN TERTAINERS . , - 1' '7LffE?ziE' ,. if-jrivr-.. K U-J!!-' pw.. -an-,-. mm- N f ---.- . xzfisawv-,r1,.q - Ioanne Phyllis Jnloslci -5- , 1' r r 56 if vw H ms X vim 1 3 Y Fl Row 1-Kachunuk, Dzmcisin, Aber, Pallo, Snyder, Guzy, Wilson, Locke, Hice, Di Matteo, Monarlco, Busin, Trcvellini, Smolick. Row 2-Ecker, Stanish, O'Connell, Chambers, Sterling, Georgia, Ogerslxok, Rodgers, Pivni, Matas, Ashlock, Allison, Irvine, Brick. Row 3-Arbuthnot, V. Raduge, Doman, Malovich, Toth, Semler, Stout, Radage, Grunden, Cochran, Micklow, Conlosh, Hudak, D'Amico. Row 4-Swarty, Anlolic, Angelnff, N. D'Amico, Cherzm, Hosey, George, Watt, Slenkovich, Tolmachoff, Hudon, Buchanich, Ostroski. Row 5-O'Donnell, Negrich, Schwab, Kinniburgh, Bertuzzi, Tabacci, Talinnni, Holfelder, Squier, Manifold, Catherwood, Skurka, Mntulis. ' Row 6-Plosky, Kelloway, Browning, Rommes, Shick, Suvoy, Irvine, Christmas, Hwoslow, Sclmotts, Smulick. DRAMATIC CLUB This club has delvecl into the art of make-up. They put their theory into practice by helping to apply the malce-up for the Operetta, Minstrel, and plays. Although only in its second year of activity, the club is progressing rapidly. Suvoy-Presidentg Audrey Arbuthnot-Vice Presidentg - V . Wilson-Secretnryg Jackie Trevellini-Treasurerg Mrs. Initiation Day -Sponsor. 83 VANISHING AMERICANS Clark Marshall, Anna Marie Locke MASCOTS Being chosen only last year, our mascots, Anna Marie and Clark, have become as famous as our bancl. Dressed in their beautifully macle Inclian Costumes, they march in front of the bancl ancl present a colorful appearance. Our mascots indeed depict the true spirit of West Deer. 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Norris, Dehus, Minnow, Steptic, Cingle, Pagnl A Kurth Bartos 2-Grim, Nagy, Stopchuck, Pussic, Sciolla, Castello, Bodnar, Cunningham, Bowser 3--Bicanich, Orvash, Maciak, Romack, Wilson, C. Kurth, Murray, Massimino, Rommes, D Allen, Gratten thaler. W 4?-Calhoun, Devando, Rukavina, Valletro, Telegdy, Stepp, Vallerio, Georgie Howard Pahollch, Watycho icz. VARSITY FOOTBALL. I95I West Deer 14 V Millvale West Deer 6 Arnolcl West Deer 6 North Huntington West Deer 12 Oalcmont West Deer 6 Etna West Deer 20 Freeport West Deer 13 Hampton West Deer 6 East Deer West Deer 19 Tarentum Row 1-Grim, Bowser, Eicimeeriisliegfaylgiisimino, Ogershok. MBYOIIS, Sosfixllialtgfsg-f12f'Y, VIUFIHY Row 2--Castello, Wilson, Rommes, Grottenthaler, Allen. 86 COWBOYS AND INDIANS F r 1 1 9 1 A 71 A L - J 3 . ' 4 Row 1-Stridinger, Kurth, Bodnar, Vidic, Devando, Pussic, Yenca, Cushman, Smith, Herstek, Shelestak. Row 2-Crowe, Sirnonetti, Allison, Rodgers, Rouggie, Fraser, Cunningham, Valetto, Hallett, Sukanovich, Pon grance, Zxvkovxch, Cowfer. IU NIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL West Deer 12 Etna 14 West Deer 6 Etna 0 West Deer 18 Hampton 27 West Deer 8 East Deer 6 West Deer 18 Arnold 6 West Deer 14 Hampton 13 Our Coaches ' First String 4 Mr. Unites, Mr. Antonelli, Mr. Marsili, Mr. Zilla 87 FOOTBALL ALLEN-I-Ialf back MASSIMINO-Quarterback BOWSER-Fullback GROTTENTI-IAL ER-End GRIM-Halfback MR. ANTONELLI-Coach BRAVES f X -,r S Mlm Y 2. EICHENAUER-Tackle OGERSHOK-Center WILSON-Center ROMMES-Guard SPICHER-End CASTELLO-Guard MR. UNITES-Ass't. Coach ,..f , E X k bg X A A? wg ,. C K ,I . E' K ,::' YQ ', In v l LONE RANGERS West West West West West West West West West West West Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Row 1-Kurth, Hwostow, Rommes, Bizyak, Murray, Massimin Row 2-Valetto, Marshall, Clifford, Spicher, Nypaver, Macslak VARSITY SI-52 BASKETBALL Aspinwall 50 West Mars 36 West Aspinwall 5 5 West Millvale 39 Wfest Etna 46 West Etna 31 West Millvale 41 West Plum 63 West Arnold 51 West East Deer 40 West Oalcmont 46 West Coach and Managers Allen, Mr. Zilla, Hamer, Roberts Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer 90 Verona Springdale Plum Arnold East Deer Winfield Oakmont Verona Springdale Mars Winfield ON THE HOOF West West West West West West West West West West West Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Row 1-Con tento, Bush, Stepp, Ellena, Snyder, Valerie. Row 2-Herstek, Stopchuck, Mennow, Ulzig, Yaconis. IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Aspinwall 38 West Deer Mars 17 West Deer Aspinwall 41 West Deer Millvale 14 West Deer Etna 35 West Deer Etna 24 West Deer Millvale 22 West Deer Plum 19 West Deer Arnold 46 West Deer East Deer 25 West Deer Oalcmont 44 West Deer Balbo, Mr. Casile, Scio Managers and Coach lla 91 Verona Springdale Plum Arnold East Deer Winfield Oakmont Verona Springdale Mars Winfield CLIFFORD-Guard MASSIMINO-Guard VALETTO-Center Starting Five Clifford, Rommes, Vnletto, Massinxino, Hwostow BASKETBALL ROMMES-Forward BIZYAK--Guard HWOSTOW-Forward MR. ZILLA-Coach 92 i L BRAVES KURTH-Forward N YPAVE R-Center SPIKER-Center: MUR RAY-Guard MACIAK-Forward MARSHALL-Center T0 THE LAST MAN Pussic, Smith, Stridinger, Kutth, Murray, Vedic, McEwan, Shelestak, Myers, Palochick, Dembaugh FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Manager and Coach Mr. Antonelli, Allen i 94 THUNDERING HERD X5 Row 1-Tahon, Kipp, Ogershok, Rukovina, Solomon, Bizyak, Murray, Ma N x H1 Ro t Row 2-T. Tominac, F. Tominac, Wntychowicz, Simonetti, Dlubak, Bock, All S v y Bow er Z Unites. West West West West West West West West West West West West BASEBALL 1951 SEASON SECTION CHAMPIONS Deer 11 Millvale Deer 6 Shadyside Deer 9 Aspinwall Deer 8 Shaler Deer 7 Mars Deer 2 Shaler Deer 9 Millvale Deer 8 Shadyside Deer 6 Mars Deer 8 Aspinw:-111 PLAY OFFS Deer 3 Har-Brack Deer 2 Franklin 95 HI HO! MAROON AND WHITE Micklow Cheran Guerrieri Suvoy MCK y D1 M tt CHEERLEADERS This year the cheerleaders consisted of two seniors three juniors and two sopho mores. They led the student body in cheers at both football and basketball games With the students' cooperation and enthusiasm they have been able to give much CI'lCOl.1f8.gCIT18I1f to the tC3.I'I1S. Mrs. Tufani Sponsor ' ' A .3113 , 1 ' 'K gi ' W , t.. , T,d, : , f I , Q Q, , ' 5 , 96 A X .,-2' ARE YOU READY? S I 0 R C E 1 E P R 1 L ' H f da g Dorothy Guerr A D R R R4'A R S Frances Di M LET'S GO! End, center, tackle, guard Get together, hit 'em hard Hit 'em high-hit 'em low Come on team-let,s go! uvoy, McKay, Daman, Cheran, Micklow, Di 97 THREE STOOGES .RANCH JOURNAL PARADERS September 16 Mrs. Glover has another success. The Band West Deer students are excited because it is Review' the first day of school. 18 Mr. Trobian plays records in 12 C for Football season starts with a bang. West guidance' Deer beats Mdlvale- 22 What can I do? We get report cards today! Mr' Nichols Comes to West Deer to talk 23 Aptitude tests are given by B.T.C. to Seniors on narcotics. d - The first movie of the ear is entitled an Juniors. 1QMother is a Freshmanun Y 27 Qlub pictures are taken for yearbook. Sen- . , iors get their proofs. What a scramble? 1 Seniors get together to talk over the year s . l H i ' activities. Z9 Seniors order t pictures. Wcait until my WVD' vs Aspinwaui Mother sees this bill. OUCH. Aren't we lucky? Seniors get new P.O.D. 30 Take Off Your mask, I know You! I donit books. have one on! Senior Halloween Party. Cheerleaders make money by having a noon 31 Yearbook subscriptions taken. dance. Will you be one of the lucky or unlucky? Do you come from a farm? F.F.A. initiation. WD. vs North Huntington. November October 1 Wonder why so many students were absent? Cld'bh' hf'td fht- Wake up Sherba! Consumer's Ed isn't that ing: It e t at It was t e its ay O un bad. i .. ' -' 1 The Juniors walk around with their hands 2 WD' vs East Deer Blizzard icy Game' in the air. They got their-class rings today. 7 Boy am I sore. Sophomores held a skate. 2:-'ho Sliniofs really look SIHPIECY' No Won' 8 W.D. vs Tarentum-Brrrr? ! ! er. T ey got t eir pictures ta en- . ,, . . ,, . 9 M S P . P Nir. B l - The pep rally did some good. WD. 12 Oak- deizfe lttmg may aging e Ve mont 6. . . ! ' ' . ' k f A nurse talks to senior girls about her pro- 12 iisglilgciolgieg Dismissal it 11 O CIOC or fession. ' What's good for the goose is good for the 14 Prendre l'1n1t1at1on-French Club. gander- Teacher? Institute! 15 at 16 I go: 'em, I go: 'em. We shook The Pictures taken of student body. New rogue's Trousers CI mean the family tree., Senior gallery, thespians live up to fine play traditions. LORRAINE s HANDIWORK FOOTBALL USHERS 1-.51 WX RANCH JOURNAL WHAT'S NEXT, RUTH? 19 Y-Teen initiation. 20 Sophomores give annual shindig for Seniors. Z1 85 25 Turkey Daze. Thanksgiving Vacation. 27 Nero fidclles while Rome burns. Latin stu- dents see Quo Vaclisf' 29 Coalagra advertising team pound the side walks of Tarentum-Ouchl My doggies! l December 4 Cagers take to the floor. WD. vs Aspinwall. 5 Tiny Tim dance-Big cans-little cans piled high-Good work, Student Council! 7 Victory! W.D. vs Mars. Braves win by 20 points. 10 Movie, I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now. How about you? 11 Slurp! Slurp! Home Ec. Soup sale. 14 Senior Portraits arrive. I-low did yours turn out? Aren't hers beautiful? 18 W.D. vs Etna. Good goin', fellas. 18 Home EC. gals celebrate. Santa makes his annual visit. 19 How do they rate? fTeachers we mean, We'd like to have a luncheon, too. Pande- monium reigns in the halls. 21 Christmas party. Ac last! Teachers work while we eat. 22 - Jan. 1 - That long awaited holiday. Merry Christmas-Happy New Year Where did ja get that mistletoe, Miss Lam- bert? FRENCH CLUB INITIATION ON LEAVE January 2 Woe's mel Back to the old grind. 5 Canteen opens-good place to go. 11 Revenge is sweet. WD. vs East Deer. 15 Do I have yours? Name cards cause name calling. 17 - 18 Might just as Well have saved on the midnight oil. Mid-term exams. How could they be so cruel? 25 Orators extraordinary! Congratulations to all competitors. Fran will represent WD. in sectional contest. We're proud of you, Fran. 26 Seniors sponsor I-lomecoming dance. Snow- flakes both inside and out. 28 Vacation days are over, Mrs. Cunning- ham. February 7 The big crack down! Who thinks up all these rules, anyway? Check all water pistols at the office! 8 Is this a dagger I see before me? No, it's Macbeth at the Oaks Theater. 11 Strike up the band. W.D.'s Pop Concert. 12 I like to see a man proud of the place in which he lives. I like to see a man live so that his place is proud of him. -Abraham Lincoln 14 Roses are red, violets are blue, sugar is sweet and I love you. Be My Valentine. 15 Marshall and Mawhinney chaperone the Fashion Show. 18 Magazine Drive gets under way. Let's corn- plete the scoreboard fund. THANKS, MR. FALCONER RANCH IOURNAL FOOTBALL CONCESSIONS CHRISTMAS PROGRAM 31 T h ' ' 19 Sock Dance-Put your shoes on, Lucy. ramp, tramp' tramp C e band is marching 22 Sadie Hawkin's Day-How does it feel, fellas, to wait to be asked? More fun! 25 - 26 Here Comes The Showboat. Juniors present minstrel instead of play. Success. 28 Where was Miss Jarema? Seniors and Latin classes get breather. 29 Squiller, Drum, Shurina get lesson. Movie - Devil On Wheels. Don't learn the hard way, kids. March 4 7 Absenteeism mounts. School closes early due to flu epidemic. Indians still looking for West Deer. -why? April 1st draws near. April 1 The morning we could turn over and go back to sleep-poor band members! Sorry you couldn't join us. 9 P.O.D. Field Trip. We see big business in operation-H. Heinz Company-The D. A. plays host to us at the court house. 11 19 Semi-final--Pre-prom. Fun-Repeat, please. - 14 Easter Vacation-Edie get her bunny? May 8 86 9 Final round-up time for our seniors. Now is the time I wish I had a CBD average. 11 QS1lJEif5rELZ1lifS'doWn Gnly two more to 9 Brom night-In' an Oriental Garden. Dim 13 B-4 I-16 N-32 G50 0-74 Bingo ! ! liglitizsoft music-beauptiful gowns-What at the Senior Bazaar. Cou e more romantic' 14 The Mold Men,, never die-They just ache 16 Sxelgool Picnic-West APVICW vs West Deer. away! Faculty vs J.V.,s. O Came out on top' 18 Luncheon-after dinner mints and talks go 18 Baccalaureate-Youth is serious and full of Over in a big Way. faith, hope and love. 21 First day of spring--the promenade begins 19 Senior Picnifl on and young men's fancy turns to love. Hof dogs, P0tat0 53-If-ld: blakefi -beans, Cake, 21 Magazine drive results announced .Z1'582- POP, nlushbau game, dancing' Smgmg and a Best ever-Score board assured. Thanks, good time :as had by au' f 1 f kids. Z0 Senior nig t - Our last in orma per orm- 22 Movie- Ride 'em Hard, Cowboy. ance- 25 Rev.. Stewart returned to WD. and inspired 21 Graduation- seniors in the art of homemaking. Oh! We love the halls of West Deer 26 - 27 Meet Arizona-Gay colors, fiesta spirit, That surround us here today romance and lingering melodies made the And we will not forget operetta a smash hit. Tho we be far, far away. TINY TIM CONTRIBUTIONS SOPHOMORE SOCCER TEAM 100 r-- K 'G .- f r ig ,., . ,: ' . fx Q W y ,, A ' 'is 7' 1 ,- .'-' .,',': - Z. ,gtg -'E .4- X ,- QL E? 'Lu-f s MAY THE GOOD LORD BLESS AND KEEP YOU May the good Lord bless and keep you, whether near or far away, May you find that long awaited golden day today, May your troubles all be small ones, And your fortune ten times ten, May the good Lord bless and keep you till we meet again. May you walk with sunlight shining, and a blue bird in every tree, May there be a silver lining, Back of every cloud you see, Fill your dreams with sweet tomorrows, Never mind what might have been, May the good Lord bless and keep you till we meet again. Words and music by Meridith Wilson 101 ' S. W f5 TARENTUM AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION COLIN GARAGE INC.-Olds and Cadillac NAPOLEON PONTIAC-Pontiac CHAMPION MOTOR SALES-Studebaker WEST PENN MQTQR CQ... EICH MOTOR SALES INC.- D d d P1 h Chrysler, Plymouth O ge an yrnout - . GREENWALD AUTO CO,-Ford WIDMER BUICK-Buick KUI-INERT'S GARAGE-Packards TARENSTUIQIMOIER SALES- K. M. LINHART-Nash 2 ow- vmou LONG-STEWART MOTOR CO.-Chevrolet J. R. RUSIEWICZ MOTOR SALES-Willys AL EKAS AUTO REPAIR R.D. No. 2, Tarentum Pa. Phone: Curtisville 42R22 ADAM W. and MARGARET TREVELLINI BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS Russellton No. Z, Pa. Phone: Curtisville 47R12 Congratulations to the Class 0f1952 . . Ford Collieries Company WEST DEER SPORTSMEN'S CLUB CONSERVATION PLEDGE I Give My Pleclge as an American to Save and Faithfully to Defend from Waste the Natural Resources of My Country-Its Soil and Minerals, Its Forests, Waters, and Wilder11ess JOHN HUDAK GENERAL INSURANCE - NOTARY PUBLIC Bairclforcl, Pa. Phone: Curtisville 75Rz 102 ii s 35, .. . Of. Q K JM, x ww -- M129 Wm w V w r, 1 wi , N N N JV ,JH 2 6 ug PL vi-J w- N ,Q 5':f,JFL: ji?,:-'I - I ' -L.',2ifmg,l ' A GW ii ,L 1 .ww gf,-'L F LTL' H wh, --J , .-5 ,- Y 5, f. v , la' ll Y, 14 r 1 EY ra S 4 5 ml Pg J -11 11 X ' W? ' w1'Qw E5-xyf ,H S H M 'f X 1 , E ' 4 9, .Wm W 1 p ff f.,:1, -i .. is w vwiilm ' A , 5! V ..E,N H ljwgl J9: ' .- VH U: EE, 2 5 I -A L. .,.,g..,? ,S -ii.s.4f1?' - 6 4 wx 2, w w 5 5 a vw 1, x A MD 'c-0 ' Am. mf., '- --' - --Ah --Y J JY...Qx.,,x,,,, ,A 5-ri W J J. R. MONTGOMERY and SON Real Estate--Bonds-Insurance Russellton, Pa. Phone: Curtisville PHYSICIANS, PHARMACY C- E. Blackburn, Ph.G. Prescriptions and Sick Room Supplies Phone: Tarentum 499 JOHN P. KADUK SERVICE STATION Auto Accessories, Auto Repairing and Confectionery Phone: Curtisville 24Rl3 Lions Cluh of West Deer Township Best Wislmes to the Class of 52 The Peoples National Bank of Tarentum Tarentum, Pennsylvania Branch Office-Braclcenridge, Pennsylvania J. R. SIWICKI FUNERAL HOME Russellton, Pennsylvania WEST DEER AMERICAN LEGION POST 593 Curtisville, Pennsylvania UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA Local Union No. 3506 Russellton, Pennsylvania 104 'T 1 l i 2 w i 1 1 1 - 4 5-tv.:-,BMQALQ i ' E Q . E 1 ' x . , ' I X , 3 , . f 1 . X I Y i 1 1 ' 'iw 7 ' -'-- W -QAQ-A '--' 'LH'-'ALQQ 'Q'-!---21-hm-'-4 M- - ,f -'-1- ' A .Lu ' f ...n A W 4: 5- ,f ,. A--.-W fm-ual Compliments of the ITALIAN LODGE Russellton, Pennsylvania LOGAN LUMBER COMPANY Tarentum and New Kensington Phone: Tarentum 24 Phone: New Kensington 640 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF TARENTUM Tarentum, Pennsylvania Compliments of United Mine Workers of America Local Union No. 3137 Bairclforcl, Pennsylvania Compliments of Local Union No. 2242 United Mine Workers of America FOUNDERS NIGHT P.T.A. Joint Group CENTRAL DRUG STORES New Kensington, Tarentum, ancl Springdale, Pa. John Bongiovannig Distributors of Beverages, Russellton, Pa., Phone: Curtisville 341233. . Bookis Shoe Store: Shoes For the Entire Family, 409 Corloet Street, Phone: Tarentum 144-J. Ches-A-Rena Snack Bar: C. J. Dattola, Prop. Compliments of Joseph H. Vogel 86 Sons: 1100 Saw Mill Run Blvd., Pittsburgh, Pa. General Pressg 350 E. Seventh Avenue, Tarentum, Pa. Acres Booster Club: Allegheny Acres, R. D. 1, Cheswick, Pa. 106 Prelec Restaurant: Saxonburg Boulevard, Phone: Curtisville 113R11. J. F. Sarverg Meats and Groceries, Russellton, Pa. Johnny and Teo's Place: Culmerville, Pa. Devereaux Motor Sales: Chevrolet Sales and Service, Culmerville and Freeport, Pa. Culmerville Auto Transit Company, Pittsburgh and Tarentum Lines. Culmerville Hotel: Dine and Dance, Rooms and Meals. Deer Creek Garage: J. V. Harbison, Prop., All makes of cars and trucks repaired, Tires-Tubes-Accessories, Phone: Gibsonia 3-1580, Geiser's Service Station and Tank Truck Delivery, Phone: Curtisville 39R2. George Dalson's Restaurant, Phone: Curtisville 152. R. N. Norrisg General Merchandise, Phone: Curtisville 6R11. W. John Marshall: Water Well Drilling, Deer Creek, Phone: Curtisville 19R21. Curtisville Supply Company: For the best in electric appliancesf' Phone: Curtisville 60. Mr. and Mrs. Francis McCa1lister3 Congratulations to the Class of '5Z. Culmerville, Russellton, 86 Cheswick Transit Co. Benke Motor Co.: Your Hudson and G. M. C. Dealer, Culmerville, Pa. GRAHAM'S FLORAL SHOPPE Flowers for All Occasions Russellton, Pennsylvania Phone: Curtisville 63R2 GEORGE'S SERVICE STATION Bairdford Road and Saxonhurg Boulevard Phone: Curtisville l59R3 BESSEMER STORES, Inc. Indianola, Russellron No. 1 and No. Z, Pennsylvania ROCCO'S BARBER SHOP Russellron, Pennsylvania Russellton Hardware and Electric Appliances Russellton, Pennsylvania Phone: Curtisville 9034R2 PALMERS CUT RATE Patent Nledicines, Gifts, Toilet Articles, Soda Fountain Russellton, Pennsylvania PIFIODCZ Curtisville 26 Consolara Bros.: Kaiser-Frazer Sales and Service, Culmerville, Pa., Phone: Curtisville 9108R4. Saul's Army and Sporting Goods, 308 Fifth Avenue, Tarentum, Pa., Phone: Tarentum 1826-J. J. W. Hemphill and Song Clothing, Sportswear, Shoes and Furnishings, East Sixth Avenue, Tarentum, Pa. Stat' Confectionery: 205 Fifth Avenue, Tarentum, Pa., Delicious homemade ice cream. Kennerdell's Jewelers 86 Optometrists, Established 1884, Lenses Duplicated, 412 Corbet Street, Phone: Tarentum 458. G. C. Murphy Co.: Cor-bet Street, Tarentum, Pa. Miller Brothers, Good Furniture, 222 Fourth Avenue, Tarentum, Pa. W. C. Schwerg Your Jeweler, Home of Blue-White Diamonds, 215 E. Sixth Ave., Tarentum, Pa. J. Bergenskyg Meat Market and Groceries, Curtisville 2, Pa., Phone: Curtisville 6R14. Cardone's Ice Cream Bar, Bairdford, Pa. 108 3. 1 F FE S? ,. 2 H 1 32 3 gg fl S Fi B 3 2 S 5 vw Ex 1 5 Q 5, 1 2- E 5 2 ? 5 Z 1 2 1, X ? I X. 9 i I v w Prato's Restaurant, Russellton, Pa. Polish National Alliance, Lodge No. 1506, Russellton, Pa. Fishkin's Ladies Apparel, 306 Corbet Street, Tarentum, Pa. Storm's Hosiery Shop, For Practical Gifts, 945 Fifth Avenue, New Kensington, Pa. Turner Book Store, 919 Fifth Avenue, New Kensington, Pa. Compliments of Glenn Buick Co., 710 Fifth Avenue, New Kensington, Pa. Stockdale's Hardware Co. and Allegheny Lumber 86 Supply Co., Tarentum, Pa., Tar. 1420. Russellton Dry Cleaners, Same Day Service, Brackenridge, Tarentum, and Russellton. Cooper Brothers, Dispensers of Happiness, Band Instruments and Musical Supplies, 810 Fifth Avenue, New Kensington, Pa. Andrew Georgie, Water Well Drilling, R. D. 2, Gibsonia, Pa. Allen's Garage, Auto Repairing, Auto Parts and Lubrication, Phone: Curtisville 9137R12. Shehab Motor Company, Lincoln and Mercury Dealer, New Kensington, Pa. Graham's Service Station, Phone: Curtisville 42R20. L. B. Tubaugh Grocery Store, Meats, Groceries, Notions, Gas and Oil, Allegheny Acres, Pa. Milce's Service Station and Confectionery, Phone: Curtisville 1Z6R11. Castello Brothers, Washing Bleach Manufacturers and Distributors, Phone: Curtisville 154R3. Consumers Lumber and Supply Company, For Complete Building Materials, Cheswiclc, Pa. Mr. Paul L. Trobian, Owner, Phone: Office, Springdale 1283-Res.: Oalcmont 1366. Crown's Jewelers, Wear Diamonds, 940 Fourth Avenue, New Kensington, Pa. Wise Shop, Ladies Apparel, 865 Fifth Avenue, New Kensington, Pa., Phone 9080. Moskins Clothing, Budget clothiers for entire family, New Kensington, Pa. Curtisville Baking Company, Specializing in Wedding at Birthday Cakes, Phone: Curtisville 12. Angeloff's Restaurant, For good food and beverages. Tipes , Groceries, Cold Cuts, Meats, and Ice Cream, Good Place to Deal, Phone: Curtisville 9095Rl1. Isaly's, Let's go to Isaly's in Tarentum. I-luet's Dry Goods, Yard Goods, Gifts, Baby Goods, Notions, 407 Sixth Avenue, Tarentum. George Beck, The friendly pool room proprietor, 315 Fifth Avenue, Tarentum, Pa. Al's Shoe Rebuilding and Orthopedic Work, Phone: Tarentum 9151. New Kensington Typewriter Company, 931 Fifth Avenue, New Kensington, Pa. Tritsch's Shoe Store, Roblee for Men, Air Step for Women, Buster Brown for Children, Tarentum, Pa. The New Grill, Open all Night, 319 East Sixth Avenue, Tarentum, Pa. McConnell Jewelers, 962 Fifth Avenue, New Kensington, Pa., Phone: 3885. George Brothers Flower Shop, Next door to Liberty Theatre, New Kensington, Pa., Phone: 23. Acres Beauty Shop, Dorothy Kerr, Proprietor, Allegheny Acres, Phone: Curtisville 114-R22. Grill's Plumbing and Supply, Phone: Curtisville 124-R22. Inwood Trailer Village, Pittsburgh's Beautiful Park, Saxonburg Blvd., A. G. Garvin, Phone: Curtisville 77R3. Potlcovich Groceries, Shop at Potlcovich's for groceries and meats, Bairdford, Pa. Griffith's Restaurant, 327 Fourth Avenue, Tarentum, Pa. Wanda's Market, Phone: Curtisville 127R2. 1-Iarrison's, Men's and Boys' Wear, 315 Fifth Avenue, Tarentum, Pa. Chapman's Drug Store, Fifth Avenue at Loclc Street, Tarentum, Pa. Caplan's Shoe Store, Footwear for Youngsters, Pre-teens, Teenagers and Adults, Tarentum. G. W. Barch, Real Estate and Insurance, Tarentum, Pa. Alpha Service Store, Appliances, Sporting Goods, Wheel Goods, and Auto Accessories, Tarentum, Pa. I-1elen's Beauty Shop, Russellton, Pa., Phone: Curtisville 129R4. Freedman's Super Market, Russellton, Pa. Thomas Marsili Gulf Station, Best Wishes to the Class of 52. Elio Tabacchi Barber Shop, Curtisville No. 2, Phone: Curtisville 9ZR2O. Stanley Kasha, School Director. Louis Bonanni, Sr., Justice of the Peace, Rural Ridge, Pa. Pittleris, Ladies Ready to Wear, 319 Fifth Avenue, Tarentum, Pa. K. 86 C. Beverage Company, 42 E, Seventh Ave., Tarentum, Pa., Phone: Tarentum 321 or 3334. Flower Shop, G. A. Lehman, Proprietor, 208 Corbet Street, Phone: Tarentum 838-J. Quinio Barber Shop, 320 Fifth Avenue, Specializing in Ladies' and Men's Haircutting, Taren- tum, Pa., Phone: Tarentum 780-M. l-lolzworth Service Station, Saxonburg Boulevard, West Deer Township, R. D. No. 1, Cheswiclc, Pa., Phone: Curtisville 113R3. Horvath's Picnic Grove, Phone: Curtisville 128R20. Acres Grocery Store, C. G. Burger, Proprietor, Curtisville 8'5RZ1., Bessie Fulton, Representative for Stanley Home Products, Mrs. Bessie Fulton, Gibsonia 3-3362. Tady's Confectionery, Russellton No. 2, Phone: Curtisville 67R12. 110 Collier Service Station: Rural Ridge, Pa., Phone: Curtisville 47R4. Ulisse Checchinig Shoes and Shoe Repairing, Russellton, Pa., Phone: Curtisville 28R11. J. W. Parrish Service Station and Landscape Workg' Deer Creek, Pa., Phone: Curtisville 3-3461. Adolph Bonanni Mushroom Grower: Rural Ridge, Pa., Phone: Curtisville 4OR5. Bairdford Body Shop, Charles Talsacchi, Proprietor. Bairdford Super Market, The Complete Food Market, Bairdford, Pa., Phone: Curtisville 9035R11. Squiller's Market: Meats-Groceries, Gas and Oil, Bairdford, Pa., Phone: Curtisville 75R30, We Aim to Please. Porcos' Dry Cleaners: Free Delivery Service, Phone: Mars 159R3 Emil's Restaurant: Sandwiches-Light Lunches, NA Good Place to Dine, Bairdford, Pa. Painter's Marketg Meats and General Merchandise, Bairdford, Pa., Phone: Curtisville 88R12. RosenlJerg'sg Clothes from head to toe for the entire family, Russellton, Pa., Phone: Curtisville 135R3. Seibert Motor Companyg 637 Sixth Avenue, New Kensington, Pa. ROHM'S MARKET Meats, Groceries, and Fine Foods, Auto Accessories for the Car Currisville, Pennsylvania DO Union Trust Building EIX PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Caps and Gowns, Band Uniforms, Announcements, Medals, Rings, and Annuals VETERANS OF FOREIGN VVARS I-Iazlett Cooper Post 2124 West Deer Township, Pennsylvania An Association of those who have fought the wars of the United States on foreign lands and seas. ALLEGHENY ACRES Mr. and Mrs. William Abogast Mr. and Mrs. James Malone BAIRDFORD Mrs. Helen Farkas Judy Potkovich Gerald A. Reith, Jr. Mrs. Leola McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pysh Mrs. Ann Gerashenko Mr. Pete Kunka Mrs. Moskala Mrs. Matilda Chatary Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black Mrs. David Andriko Mr. and Mrs. james Monos, jr. Mrs. Angelica Drum Mrs. John Victain YEARBOOK PATRON S Mrs. Ann Mazurek Mrs. Edward Mueller Mrs. Ann Fyala Helen Gwizdak Mrs. Hazel Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Peluchette Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cushman Mr. james Temple Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan Mrs. Agnes Antolic Mr. and Mrs. Nick Sagett BLANCHARD Mrs. Stello Mrs. Russell Grimes Mrs. Earl Miller Mrs. Bornic Mrs. Charles Kresely Mrs. Preslipslcy Mrs. Vidmar 111 CULMERVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Brey Mr. and Mrs. A. Ekas Mr. and Mrs. H. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Z. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. W. Ekas Mr. and Mrs. H. Norris Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Norris Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Mountsier Mr. and Mrs. H. McKay Edward Rankin Mr. and Mrs. George Skillen Irene Seitz Frances Seitz Stanley C. Kasha, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rush Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hromika Mr. Harry Ekas Mr. James A. Fredley Mr. Ross Carson Mrs. Ross Carson Mrs. James Baker Mrs. Harry Hemphill YEARBOOK PATRONS William Ometz CClass of '51J Hartley Mumaw CClass of '507 Steve Puskar Mrs. Charles McGough Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lassinger Mr. and Mrs. George Cingle CURTISVILLE No. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Watychowicz Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Browning Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Caserman Mr. and Mrs. C. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Steban Mr. and Mrs. H. Stepp Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wimer Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pressau Mr. and Mrs. William Murhamer Mr. and Mrs. H. Rommes Regina Markle Mr. and Mrs. J. Ullom Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Prosky Mr. and Mrs. W. Lawton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Viale Mr. and Mrs. R. Byers Mr. and Mrs. Williard Jones Mr. and Mrs. S. Formento DeBaldo Sales and Service Mr. and Mrs. W. Irvine RURAL RIDGE Mr. and Mrs. R. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Lambus - Mr. and Mrs. A. Miller r Mr. and Mrs. DeSantis Mr. and Mrs. J. Falconer Mr. and Mrs. Louis Horvath Mr. and Mrs. A. Grubbs Mr. and Mrs. Danko Mr. and Mrs. A. Thalman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ben Mr. and Mrs. H. Hamer Mr. and Mrs. Julius Telegdy Mr. and Mrs. W. Hamilton Mr. Rudy Stepita Mr. and Mrs. E. Roesch Mr. and Mrs. John Kopteina Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. George Gromyk Mr. and Mrs. M. Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. John Beresky Mrs. G. E. Long Mr. and Mrs. George Betush Mr. and Mrs. A. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goga Dr. and Mrs. J. Greei CNew Castleb Mr. and Mrs. John Brezny Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brever CURTISVILLE No. 2 Mrs. and Mr. John Sable Mrs. Lena Harbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huss Mrs. Agnes Smith Mr. Rudy Latas Mr. and Mrs. John Chambers Mr. and Mrs. John Sabatini Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Silcox Mr. and Mrs. Enrico Massimino Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lyle Mr. and Mrs. Dan Simonetti Mr. and Mrs. William McAlpine Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cesnick DEER CREEK Mr. and Mrs. Corbin Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Marshall Mrs. Patsy Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Charles'W. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kondrick Rev. and Mrs. Walter Kenyon Helen Berezny--49 Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Nick Karan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wood Mr. and Mrs. Sam Onesi Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Black Mr. and Mrs. George Somsky Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Girdwood Mr. and Mrs. Paul Metal Mr. and Mrs. David Furer Mr. and Mrs. Mario Contento Mrs. Dorothy Mawhinney Mrs. F. Early Mr. and Mrs. George Hazlett Mr. and Mrs. George Erceg Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Varshine Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sterling Mr. and Mrs. Steve Varshine Mr. and Mrs. William Buttyan Mr. and Mrs. Mike Simonoff Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fredley Mrs. Ann Rusnak Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rittman John Rusnak Mr. and Mrs. James Catherwood Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cisek Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Matt Tominac Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Long Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yakimczyk Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Compson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Contento Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Squier Mr. and Mrs. Archie Faust' Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Scott RUSSELLTON No. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Scott Rosaline Pagni Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Ed Paskorz Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arbuthnot Mary's Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. George J. Davis E. Schriber Miss Nancy Davis Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Adams Mrs. Alberta E. McKee Mr. and Mrs. Louis O'Barto INDIANOLA Mr. and Mrs. Stanisky Mr. and Mrs. Al Grim Mr. and Mrs. James Borland Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spohn Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Stepp Mr. and Mrs. Edward Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Fischer Michael Ogershok Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Anthony Gorski Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ogershok T. A. Ferrier, Carl Bongiov Gloria Guerr M.D. ann: ierri RUSSELLTON No. 2 and Mrs. Fred Baker and Mrs. William Baker Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Olar and Mrs. Roscoe Gravitt Charles McCune ' Roland Bowser Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Bassetti Mr. and Mrs. William Allbright Mr. and Mrs. Earnest L. Fleck, Jr Mr. and Mrs. John Fedison Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas Miss Marlene Micklow Mr. and Mrs. John Trevellini Mr. and Mrs. James Vietto Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uchick Mr. and Mrs. William Simonetti Mr. and Mrs. James Farasso Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gbur Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Schriberl Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Habucky Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gezzi Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Simonetti Miss Helen Petrosky Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hazarick Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Trevellini Mr. and Mrs. Tony Simonetti Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pierunzi Mr. and Mrs. Tony Moro Mr. Angelo Zock Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Prishack Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spicher Mr. and Mrs. John Koneski Mr. S. A. Weaver Flora Biagi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Biagi Mr. George Micklow SUPERIOR Mrs. Balbina Baron Mr. and Mrs. Blair Bowser Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baron Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Baron Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Baron Mr. and Mrs. William Pauloski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hallo Rev. Albert M. 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