West Deer High School - Coalagra Yearbook (Russellton, PA)

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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