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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

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'-, . 4 4 N r A Ballad of John Silver We were schooner-rigged and rakish, with a long and lissome hull, And we flew the pretty colors of the crossbones and the skullg We'd a big black Jolly Roger flapping grimly at the fore, And we sailed the Spanish Water in the happy days of yore. We'd a long brass gun amidships, like a well-conducted ship, We had each a brace of pistols and a cutlass at the hipg It's a point which tells against us, and a fact to be deplored, But we chased the goodly merchantmen and laid their ships aboard. Then the dead men fouled the scuppers and the wounded filled the chains And the paing work all was spatter-dashed with other people's brainsg She was boarded, she was looted, she was scuttled till she sank, And the pale survivors left us by the medium of the plank. O! Then it was fwhile standing by the taffrail on the poopj We could hear the drowning folk lament the absent chicken coopg Then, having washed the blood away, we'd little else to do Than to dance a quiet hornpipe as the old salts taught us to. O! The fiddle on the fo'c's'le, and the slapping naked soles, And the genial Down the middle, Jake, and curtsy when she rolls! Mlith the silver sea around us and the pale moon overhead, And the lookout not a-looking and his pipe bowl glowing red. Ah! The pig-tailed, quidding pirates and the pretty pranks we played, All have since been put a stop to by the naughty Board of Trade, The schooners and the merry crews are laid away to rest, A little south the sunset in the Islands of the Blest. John Masefield 2 THE UUA AURA Puhlisllvd lly The Senior Class of I953 West Ileer Township High Seluml 9' 4 N Q QQXX 'D ! s 3 Q I we -' APA I 5 WVQKZPMCQX Yi af' Allegheny llounly 5 K l'i-nnsylvamia 3 . . ,ff M1146 7 X I XX JL lf: .I I f 'P x j X 4'wv7in I, 11 fn!! 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This treasury ol' nit-niories, then, is just our simple way of ' ' 1-' ' . ,av . , I 1 showing our apprctiiation antl ol saying person, Miss Eileen Penisch. lhanlxs to .1 wonder u 5 Leaf From A Pirate's Log While leafing through the ship's log and reminiscing of by- gone days, I came across a record of our encounter with the good ship XV.D.H.S. It was a noble craft manned by fine officers. The crew, under the direction of their superiors worked diligently and still had ample time for pleasure. On boarding the ship we were hospitably received. There were members of the Senior Crew who were preparing to leave the ship and venture forth on the sea of life. I observed that life on the W.D.H.S. had well prepared these pirates for their future voyages. I decided that the rest of the log book would be of interest to others so I have had it reproduced and have called it the Coalagra of 1953. C A R G 0 Dedication .,..,..... ...... 5 Administration ..... ........ 7 Seniors ........4........ ..,.,. 1 5 Underclassmen ....... ....,. 2 9 Activities ,......... ,..... 4 7 Athletics .,..,,. .4.,,. 7 1 Treasures .,..,... ,..... 8 3 Advertisements ,.... ....., 9 l Patrons .4.,..,.,... ...,...,.. 1 01 Xv 45 ',,,., Xf WY X amd? 5 H J :fnffiwisfsatins Monarchs of the Sea Robert Graham President Louis Castello Secretary George Micklow Dominic Grill Thomas Marsili Vice-President Stanley Kasha Treasurer William Thompson Max O. Siegel Solicitor' Clarence T. Norris, B.A., M.Ed. Superintendent Class of 1953, you have now become alumni. Although your High School days are over, the education, and the foundation built here, will be with you forever. It has been an honor and a privilege that we, the administration and the faculty, have had an oppflrtunity to help lay this cornerstone for your lives, here in your beloved Alma Mater, Mfest Deer High School. Best lvishes, CI,ARrsNce T. NCJRRIS Admirals of the Navy William E. Burns, B.A., M.Ed. Principal It only seems but yesterday that you, the Class of 1953, entered the halls of West Deer Township High School. You have advanced through four years of scholastic training in or- der to prepare yourselves for citizen- ship and living in a much troubled world. It is 1ny sincere hope and wish that each of you obtain that goal which you have set for yourself. Farewell, Class of l953, YVILLIAM E. BURNs ! ., s 4 . iill il i , .. , Arlene Pennington Mabel Mallory Secretary Assistant Secretary Annabelle Yeloushan School Nurse Captains of the Crews la E Daniel Angeloni, BA. Vincent Antonelli, B.S. Bruno Casile, Crove City College University of Pittsburgh P'-5-, M-Ed-' Dill- linglish, Hi-Y. Physical Education, Football U'm 3l'Sl'l' of 1'ilISbUfHh Couch, Varsity Club. Science, Guidance Director Student Council, Camera Club, V. llztsketbnll. Pietro Colpo, B.S. Raymond Fortun, B.Ed. Margaret Girdwood, B.S. Indiana State 'l'eau'l1ers Duquesne lhiiversity Ohio State University College - -v . , lznghsh. jx. llny co-sponsor. Substitute Teacher. NlHlllClll1lllCS, Fresluuztn Class Sponsor, Science. tw., use S 3 at Elizabeth Glover, B.S. john Graff, B.S. Faye Kaufman, A.B. Indiana State Teachers l'ennsylt'zu1iz1 State College Croye City College College .xgl'lClllllll'C, F.F.A. History, SOlJll0l1l01'C Class Band, Music, Operetta. Sponsor. 10 Captains joan Kraft, ILS. Mount Mercy College Iloine lieonoinies, Y-Teens llolne lieonoinirs illnlm. Sylvia Mariolli, l5.1irl. Duquesne llnixersily fl0llllIllIl'l'l2ll. of the Crews . Constance Melaro, B..-X. Sl. Nlurys College, Notre llanne, lnclizmu, Freneli English Co-sponsor l .'l'..X.. l,e Cerfle lfruncuis. William Powers, ll.Ed. john Prlyhylu, ISS.. Nl.lirl. Angeline Sehuster, ll.S..Nl.l-lil. l'lllll'lNllN ol Pillslmrgli Duquesne Vniversily Duquesne University History, junior l'lzly co- flllllllklilrll. U S sponsor, llull Patrol. Zwnnnereizil, -lui flmonsor, Business sponsor. Claire Tofani, ILS. Slippery Rock Stale Teachers College joseph Unites, l5.l:ld. Duquesne University Driver liclucntion. iior Class Club eo- fi 'U Leo Zilla, .-LIS.. Mild. XX es! lliherly Teznellers College Soeiwl Studies. Bnskellm Physical Ealnention, Cheer- . lenders. Couch. 11 Captains of the Crews Stella Jarema, B.A., M.Ed. Duquesne University English, Latin, Senior Class Sponsor, National Honor Society. Elizabeth Cunningham, Grove City College A.B., M.l2d. University of Pittsburgh Matlientztlirs, Senior Bazaar Cl ub. Christine Lambert, BA., lNI.Ed, Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh Social Studies. Librarian, Coalagra co-sponsor, Library Assistants. 5 Eileen Penisch, B.S., M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Connnercial, Business Club co-sponsor. Clarence Monnier, ll.S., l,itt.Nl Slippery Rock State Teach- ers College University of Pittsburgh Science, Coalzigra co-sponsor, Audio Visual Aids. 12 Class History The doors of Yvest Deer High welcomed us, the Class of 1953, early in Sep- tember of 1949. Remember how confused we were the first few weeks of school! This confusion was soon overcome, for we put our noses to the grindstone and worked steadily, ever striving to prove our worth to the school. The popularity and success of our first undertaking, namely the Freshman Talent Show, proved to be only the first spoke in the wheel of our successful activities. Our Freshman Party, under the sponsorship of Mr. Raymond Norris, gave us our first taste of the many social affairs that were yet to come. September 1950--we were now wise Sophomores. Although we were minus a few of our old classmates, we still retained our fi fhtin s irit. This was easil E 8 P Y seen with the enthusiasm we displayed as new members of various clubs at West Deer. Turke Trot which was the theme for our S lk S was a si n that Thanks- Y 8 giving was approaching, and that we were well on our way tn our Sophomore year. September l95l-we became upper classmen. The thrill of being upperclass- men was depicted when we eagerly selected our class colors, flower and motto. All seriousness was disbanded for the performances of our hilarious Minstrel, Here Comes The Showboatf' For the remainder of the year our foremost thought was centered on May 8th, the day set for our prom, The theme Oriental Gar- dens came to life after many hours of hard but enjoyable work. September 1952-Seniors! We now entered upon that phase of our high school career which might be called Senior Daze. The time of Commencement seemed to be far in the future, but we soon found this was to be the shortest of our four years. Pictures and namecards were received as lasting mementos of our last year at West Deer. Our Senior Play Mother Is A Freshman proved us as talented thespians with its best ever performances. The prom, held in our honor, re- mained a cherished memory for it was our last formal social affair at our Alma Mater. Our field trips, Senior Night, and picnic became a part of the past, and Commencement boldly came into view. The sending of invitations and many practices sent the few remaining days hurrying past. All too soon Baccalaureate and Commencement were over. With heavy hearts, but with heads held high, we passed through the doors of VVest Deer, never to enter again as students, but as alumni. 1 13 Ship of State 1 1 hlass Song Hung to the tune ol Halls ol lv1 j Oh! these past lour years at XVest Deer XVe'll each vow a promise true XVe will cherish our whole lives through That as our future lives unfold And as we venture forth, XVest Deer XVe'll do our best for you XVe'll always remember you. And as ll2ll llSl1llJS may beset us Well remember all the joys .Xnd new challenges we meet That we've shared with Class-mates true XVe'll then remember X'Vest Deer And then we'll raise our Voices And with Courage our trials greet ln a lond farewell to you. And as we reminisce The hall will then be still XVe'll recall with certain bliss The laughter that was heard The memories ol' friendships that were made XVill echo down through time and lade away Our hearts will feel a thrill as .Xnd as our hearts grow chill YVe realize that still a part ol' '53 behind has We realize that still a part of us Sfalcd Xfill ling-Cr hem 3111721115 In the dear old halls of XfVest Deer 11, 1110 116211 01,1 11,1115 01' WeS113ee1w XVhere we'x'e lived and learned to know that XVhere we've lived and learned to know tl1at 11m'1'1Cv'Cf'1'S welll 1111411 111C years Meet you in the sweet after-glow. XVe'll meet you in the sweet alter-glow As we leave these halls so cherished QXVords by Elaine hlaniloldj Mo'1 1'o-Try COLORS-Lilac and XVhite l FLOXVER-Yellow Rose 14 f , X, f X is SSX YN ,ES 1 f' M Z Q74- ,fi Rf' va my f6? ?jQQT,Tff'iQi-:NR ' V' Nww -ugx. lx Nw X X j W X X NK 3 2 :niunx Aloft and Lighthearted FRANKLIN L. HUFFMAN Allegheny Acres General Huff Band 3,49 Canteen 43 Coalagra 45 Hall Patrol 3,43 Senior Play: Student Council 3,45 Senior Class Presidentg Operetra 4. Smooth dancer . . . an all around nice fellow . . . fun loving. ROSE MARIE SLENKOVICH Curtisville Commercial Rose Business Club 4: Coalagra 4: Senior LARRY MURRAY Curtisville General Rah-Rah Baseball 2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Hall Patrol 3,45 Stage Crew 43 Varsity Club 2,3,4g Vice President of Senior Class. A three letter man . . . mischievous grin . . . fun loving. Class Secretary 4: Junior Minstrelg Senior Bazaar Clulag Y-Teens 2,3,4. Leader of the Business Club . . sweet personality . . . pretty. DOROTHY J. BOHATCH Curtisville Com mercial DOW Business Club 43 Coalagra 43 Junior Minstrel: Senior Bazaar Clubg Senior Class Treasurerg Y-Teens 2,3,4. Loyal to West Deer . . . active in any activity . . . willing to help. 16 GEORGE CINGLE, jR. Indianola Academic George Band 1,2,3,4g Coalagra lEditorl 43 -l.V. Football 2g French Club 1,2,3,4: Hall Patrol 3,49 Hi-Y 1,23 Honor Society 3,43 Junior Minstrelg Oper- etta 2,35 Senior Playg Student Coun- cil 3,4. Capable leader . . . a true friend . . . intelligent . . . terrific in the Senior Play. BARBARA ALLEN Curlisvillc COIlllllCl'Cl3il Barb Business Club 4: Coalagra 4: junior Minstrel: Senior Bazaar Club: Y- Teens 2.3.4. Beautiful blonde hair . . . neat dresser . . . takes time to make friends. JOYCE M. ANDERSON fiulmcrvillc COI1llllCl'l'liil joyt'e Antler 4: Band 2: Coalagra 4: ,lun- ior Minstrel: Mixed Chorus 1.2: Sen- ior Bazaar Club: Senior Play: Special Chorus 3.4: Student Council I.2.3.4: Y-Teens 2.3: Business Club 4. Forever doing something . . . talkative . . . cheerful disposition. AUDREY ARBUTHNOT Deer Creek Acznlcinif Audrey Antler 3.4: Coalagra 4: Dramatic Club 2.3: French Club 2.3.41 F.T.A. 4: junior Minstrel: Library Assistant 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Honor Society 3.4: Senior Bazaar Club: Senior Play: Y-Teens 2.3.4. Very capable Y-Teen leader . . . never a dull moment . . . college bound. DONNA LEE BENKE Cul incrvillc Conimerfiail Donna Band 3.4: Business Club 4: junior Minstrel: Mixed Chorus 2: Senior Bazaar Club: Y-Teens 3,4. Seen but seldom heard . . . co- operative. e Took to the Sea .IOHN R. ALLEN lialil'tlf0rtl :hC2lilClllll' Fleetwing F.F.A. 1.2: French Club 3. Proved his intelligence in many classes . likes to hunt. DOLORES j. ANGELINE Russellton fiUllllllCl'l'lill Angie Business Club 4: Coalagra 4: ,lunior Minstrel: Mixed Chorus I: Senior Bazaar Club: Y-Teens 2.3. Beautiful natural curly hair . snappy dresser . . . cute. JOAN M. ARNOLD Rich Hill .'hl'iltlCllIlt' joan Coalagra 4: F.T.A. 4: Junior Min- strel: Senior Bazaar Club: Senior Play: Y-Teens 2.3.4. Tall . . . Dretty blonde hair . . . came to W.D. in her junior Year . . . full of fun. FRANK D. BEN KE Clulmcrvillc At'2lllClIlll' Binky Football 2.3.4: Hi-Y 2.3.42 Junior Minstrel: Mixed Chorus 2: Varsity Club 3.4. Terrific on the gridiron . . . silent but forceful . . . true champion. Healthy the World JOHN P. BICANICH Russellton General Spuke Basketball 1,23 Football 1,2,3,43 Hi-Y 23 Stage Crew 4. Big outdoor type . . . nothing seems to bother him. PAUL R. BRIGHT Dorseyville General Mayor Basketball 23 Hi-Y 2,3,43 Junior Minstrelg Operetta 3. Happy-go-lucky . . . often heard... takes life as it comes. RUTH L. CATHERWOOD Deer Creek Academic Ruthie Band 1,2,3,43 Coalagra 43 Dramatic Club 2,33 F.T.A. 43 Folk Dancing 13 Junior Minstrelg Mixed Chorus 1, 2,33 Octette 3,43 Operetta 1,2,3,4: Senior Play3 Sextfette 3,43 Special Chorus 3,43 Senior Bazaar Clubg Y- Teens 2,3,4. Full of vim, vigor and vitality . . . well-liked . . . beautiful complexion. NANCY L. DAUGHERTY Culmerville Commercial Doc Antler 1, 23 Coalagra 43 Junior Min- strel3 Office Secretary 3,43 Senior Bazaar Clubg Y-Teens 2,3,4. Plensing personality . . . quiet but willing to help . . . engaged. EDWARD I. BISHOP Superior Academic Bishop Band 1,2,3,43 Coalagra 43 F.T.A. 43 Hall Patrol 3,43 Student Council 1, 2.3,43 Visual Aids 3,4. W.D.'s Gene Krups . . . friendly . . . hearty laugh . . . wows the girls. HAROLD D. CALDARELLI Little Italy Academic Harold Band l,2,3,4Q Basketball 1,23 Hi-Y 2.3,4Q Junior Minstrel: Special Chorus 2.3.43 Swing Band 1.2.3.43 Operetta 2,33 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3. Outstanding band member . . . loads of fun . . . nice to have around. PATRICK E. CORRIGAN Inclianola Academic Pat Coalagra 43 Canteen 3,43 Football 23 Hi-Y 2,3,43 Junior Minstrelg Mixed Chorus 23 Operetta 2.3: Special Chorus 3,43 Stage Crew 3.4. Cheerful disposition . . .. usually singing . . . pastime-dancing. ELIZABETH M. DOMAN Bairclford General Betty Antler 3,43 Cheerleader 3,43 Coal- agra 43 Dramatic Club 2,33 Home Ec Club 1,2,3Q junior Minstrel3 Operetta 2. Peppy cheerleader . . . always laugh- ing . . . easy to get along with. LEONARD ELTER Devi' CIrt't'k .xgl'll'lllllll'K' Len F.li.A. l.2.3,4g Hall Patrol 3.4. Can often be found in the shop . . likes to argue . . . ready lor fun. Ll ICY FISSORE l5slil'tllm'tl Clutiiiliciriall Lucy Antler 25 Business Club 4: Coal- agra 4: junior Minstrel: Mixed Chorus l.2: Senior Bazaar Clubt Y- Tecns 2.3.4. Sweet personality . . . pals with Dot and Donna. DOROTHY l. GORNICK Rtlssclllon .'xt'2llll'lll it' Dot Band l.2,3.4: Business Club 4: Coalagra 4: junior Minstrel: Oper- ettn 4. Nice to know . . . reserved and quiet . . . cute bandmember. VERNON E. HAZLETT llurtisvillt' Agri4'ullttrc Vern F.F.A. 2.3.41 Hall Patrol 3.42 Stage Crew 4. If you want something done .effici- ently just call Vern . . . nice to know. Before Us Was Free SYLVIA FABEC Rich Hill flOllllllCl'l'l1ll Syl Business Club 43 Coalagra 4: Special Chorus 4: Senior Bazaar Club: Y- Teens 4g Operetra 4. SWK' Personality . . . short . . came here in her Junior Year. M A RGO GIRDWVOOD Dccr Creek .Xt':ttlclnit' Cookie Coalagra 4: junior Minstrel: Mixed Chorus 1.2.33 Operetta 1.3.41 Senior Bazaar Club: Sextette 3.4: Senior Play: Special Chorus l.2,3.4: Y. Teens 2.3.4. Top-notch .personality . . . vivscious . . . beautiful natural curly hair. DOROTHY A. HABUCKY Rllsscllttm Kloinmcrfizll Do Do Business Club 4: Coalagra 4: Home EC Club 2.3: Mixed Chorus 13 Sen. ior Bazaar Club. Friendly and cheerful . . . jolly good humor . . . willing to help. SHIRLEY L. R. HOAK Curlisvillc General Pug Antler 2: Dramatic Club 2.3: Home Ec Club l,2,3g Majorette 3,41 Sen- ior Bazaar Clubg Y-Teens 2,3. Blonde hair and blue eyes . . . con- tagious giggle. Uut Across Blue aters RAYMOND j. HOLLO Culmerville Academic Ray Coalagra 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Junior Min- strel5 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Operetta 154. Answer to Why teachers get grey . . . a comedian . . . easy going. WILLIAM JURASH Russelllon General Bill Often seen but seldom heard . . . friendly. MARY M. KING Middle Road Commercial Mary Business Club 45 Coalagra 45 Junior Minstrelg Library Assistant 45 Senior Bazaar Club. Pleasant personality . . . winning smile. DOROTHY A. KULIK Curtisville Commercial Dot Business Club 45 Coalagra 45 Junior Minstrelg Senior Bazaar Clubg Y- Teens 2,3,4. Wdl-liked by everyone . . . willing to please. . -A I H3 it if , 2? S 3 fi X is .- ' gives , 'S if IOI-IN P. HUSS Harmarville General johnny Never s worry . . . good sense of humor' . . . blond. STEVE KERESTAN Russell ton General Steve Hall Patrol 43 Hi-Y 3,4. Cheerful and considerate . . . easy to get along with. ROBERT KOZORA lndianola Academic Bob Antler 1,45 Band 15 Coalagra 45 French Club l,2,3,45 Hall Patrol 3, 45 Honor Society 35 Junior Minstrelg Senior Playg Student Council 45 Operetta 4. A true friend . . .'marvelous skater . . . loves a good time. CARL E. KURTH Curtisville General jughead Baseball 3,45 Basketball l,2,3.45 Coalagra 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Hall Patrol 3,45 Stage Crew 45 Student Council 35 Varsity Club 2,3,4. Sports and girls are his only interest . . . rugged outdoorsman. RICHARD N. LUNG llvvl' Crt' ' ' litnnlnrrt izll Dirk Minstrel: Honor Society : Senior Play: Student Council 4. Reserved and cheerful . . . GilIy in the Senior Play. tlt Q ii vu Antler 2.3.43 Coalagra 4: Junior X5 3 1 . X 7 f ELAINE MANIFOLD llvvt' tIrt't'lt .'ll'2lIlK'llllli Eluint ' Coalagra 4: Dramatic Club 2.3: French Club L4: F.T.A. 4: junior Minstrel: Honor Society 3.4: Mayor- eltr 1.2.3.4 lco-head 41: Mixed Chorus l,2.3: Octette 2.3: Operetta LSA: Senior Bazaar Club: Senior Play: S erial Chorus l.2,5,4: Sextette 2,l,4: Q-Teens 2,3,4. Petite and cute . . . personality plus . . . favorite saying my word. ADAM MARK RlISSK'lllllll .-Xgric nllul 1- Honey lf.lf.A. 2.1.4. Main interest is farming . . . quiet. GEORGE E. MATAS Russt-Illon Gt'm-rzll Frisky j.V. Football. Always good lor a joke . . easy going ways. here I he Tall Ships llitle EUGENE D. MACIAK liurlisvillt' Gt'nt't':1l Gigi Basketball l.1,3.4: Football l.l.l.4: Hall Patrol 3.4: Hi-Y l.l: Stagi- Crew 4: Varsity Club 3.4. Did a good job on the gridiron . . likes sports . . . good natured. EVELYN M. MARCHEGI.-KNO Russclllnn fillllllllfllilill Ewit ' Business Club 4: Coalagra :li ,lunior Minstrel: Mixed Chorus -.2 Senior Bazaar Club: Yflqeens 2.3.4. Long wavy hair . . . sunny disposi' tion . . . ever friendly. -IERRY F. MASSACK Supctim' Gt-tit-ml jerry Coalagra 4: li.lf.A. 1.2. Sold us coke for 4 years . . quiet but friendly. M A RY jAN E MCKAY lllllllflllllll CiK'lll'l'1ll Jalllic ' Antler 2: Cheerleader 3.4: Coalagra 4: Dramatic Club 2.3: Home Ec Club l.2.3: junior Minstrel: Oper- ctta l.Z: Senior Bazaar Club: Senior Play: Y-Teens 2.3: Business Club 4. Always on the go . . . usually gig- gling . . . freckles. We Learned t omethin ew MARLENE M. MICKLOW Russelllon Home Ec. Mar Cheerleader 2,3545 Canteen 45 Coal- agra 45 Dramatic Club 25 Home Ec Club 35 junior Minstrel5 Mixed Chorus 15 Operetta 1,25 Senior Ba- zaar Club5 Senior Play5 Student Council l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3, Wonderful sense of humor . . . her future, see third finger, left hand. MARYLOU MURDY East Union Commercial Maryl0u Antler 3,45 Coalagra 45 Home Ec Club 1,25 Junior Minstrel5 Majorette l,2,3,4 fco-head 415 Operetta 1,2,3, 45 Senior Bazaar Clubg Sexrette 2,3, 45 Special Chorus 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Y-Teens 2,3. Beautiful penmanship . . . radiant smile . . . diamond on her finger. FRANK E. NAGY Allegheny Acres General Fingers Coalagra 45 Football 1,3,45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Varsity Club 3,4. Played good football . . . a jolly friend . . . happy-go-lucky. IOANNE C. NORRIS Culmerville Commercial jo Antler 3,45 Business Club 45 Coal- agra 45 Majorette 3,45 Mixed Chorus 25 Junior Minstrel5 Operetta 1,2,35 Snecial Chorus 3.45 Senior Bazaar Clubg Y-Teens 2,3. Cute mljorette . . . talks about Jimmy . . . sweet in her ways. DONNA MILLER Curtisville Academic Donna Band 1,2,3,45 Coalagra 45 Honor Society 3,45 Junior Minstrelg Mixed Chorus 25 Operetta 2,3,45 Senior Bazaar Clubg Senior Playg Y-Teens 2,3,4. Willing worker . . . true friend . . proved her ability in many ways. JOHN F. MURRAY Curtisville General Murph J.V. Basketball 2,45 Football Mana- ger 45 Varsity Club 3,4. Often seen with Freddy . . . likes sports . . . quiet. C. GERALD NORRIS Culmerville Academic Jerry Band 25 Baseball 25 Football 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Junior Minstre15 Mixed Chorus 25 Varsity Club 3,4. Flaming red hair . . . a real live wire. CHARLES A. NOVICK Russelllon General Budze Hi-Y 2,3,4. Likes to play his accordion . . . liked by all . . . carefree. RALPH NYPAVER RlISSl'lllt!ll Gt'm'rzll Spider Basketball 2.3.43 Coalagra 45 Stage Cn-w 4. A wine crack for anything . . teachers' headache . . . never a care in the world. ALHER1' L. PAGNI Russcllluu Ut-ncrul Al llast-ball 4: Basketball l,2.4: Varsity Club 45 Coalagra 4g Hall Patrol 4: lli-Y 2.3.4g junior Minstrel: Oper- ctta l,45 Stage Crt-w 4. Dependable fellow . . . in a good humor every day of the weelt. SYLVIA PARKER .lllt'gl1cin' .Xin-s Cimntncrt isil Syl Business Club 4: Home Er Club l. 23 Senior Bazaar Club: Y-Teens 2.3. Slim and trim . . . Senior Bazaar leader . . . another diamond girl. PAUL R. REINA .Xllt-glut-tn' .Mics Gcnt'r:tl Paul junior Minstrel. Alwaya seems to be having fun . . very quiet. Each Passing Tide VIRGINIA I. OLAR Russcllton fl0lllllll'I'l'lZll Bibsv Coalagra 4g Home Er Club l.2.3.4: junior Minstrel: Senior Bazaar Club: Stag-e Crew 4. Nice to know . . . good sense of humor. YVILLIAM PAHOLICH tZulmt't'i'illc .xgl'll'lllllll'L' Bill Antler 1: Band l.2.3: Coalagra 4: Basketball 2: Football 45 F.F.A. 1.2 3.4: Hi'Y 2.3.4: Junior Minstrt-li Operetta 1,23 Senior Play. Good looking . . . wavy hair , , infectious grin . . . fun loving. VILMA H. RADAGE lluirtlfmtl tloinincrcial Vcc Business Club 4: Coalagra 4: Drama- tic Club 2,35 junior Minstrel: Mixed Chorus l: Senior Bazaar Club: Y. teens 2,3,4. Efficient typist . . . never in a rush . . . nice ways. EDNA ROBINSON Curl isvillt' Clmnlncwizll Edna Antler 23 Business Club 4: Coalagra 43 Home Ec Club 1,25 Junior Min- strel: Senior Bazaar Clubg Y-Teens 2.3. Nice to talk to . . . does everything well . . . friendly. Cnrusulle Ceneral Hud' Coalagra 4' Football 123 4' Hi-Y 2,3 4' Stage Crew 4' Varsity Club Slow going ways . . . likes football . . . husky . . . sense of humor. ' w- Q- Uur ay as Guldetl Hakkrqj. ROMACK g ' e u. a , . , Q t f. , ,,,, 'Q l :A rf 3,4, ' ' ri 'di J .ff x 3 'Wu W X ii Y JOHN S. SCIOLLA Bairtlford General Husky Basketball Manager 1,2,3.4: Football l,2,3,4g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,4. Athletic . . . sociable . . . known by many. GERALDINE M. SEMLER Middle Road Commercial 'lGerry Business Club 4: Coalagra 4: Dramas tic Club 2,35 Library Assistant 4: Mixed Chorus lg Senior Bazaar Club. Very sweet . . . natural curly hair . . . a true friend. VALERIO SIMONETTI Russellton General De De Baseball 2,3,4g Basketball Manager 2, Coalagra 4, Football 1,2,3,4: Hi-Y 3: Hall Patrol 3,43 Stage Crew 45 Varsity Club 2,3,4. Powerhouse on the gridiron . . sense of humor. GEORGE R. RUKAVINA Rural Ridge General Rocky Baseball 2,39 Basketball 1,21 Coal- agra 49 Football 1,2.3g Hi-Y 2: Stage Crew 4g Varsity Club 2,3,4. Tall, dark and handsome . . . an all around personality. ROSEMARIE SCOPEL Curlisville General Rose Antler 33 Home Ec Club 1,2.3g Jun- ior Minstrelg Majorette 3,4: Operetta 2,35 Senior Bazaar Clubg Y-Teens 2, 33 Special Chorus 4. Forever doing something . . . blonde, short, active. LOUISE E. SHOTTS Deer Creek Academic Lou Coalagra 4: Dramatic Club 3: Junior Minstrelg Flagtwirler 3,43 Operetta 3,4g Senior Bazaar Club: Y-Teens 2. 3,4. Loves to argue . . . likes math . . good worker. ROSE MARIE SMULICK Deer Creek Commercial Rosie Business Club 4: Coalagra 4: Drama- tic Club 2,3: Junior Minstrelg Senior Bazaar Clubg Y-Teens 2,3. Proves that nice things come in small packages . . . friendly. HARRY SN YDER Curt isvillc Gvncrzil Harry Shy but nice . . . quiet . . . drives a Hudson. FRED M. SOSTER Curl isvillc Gcnvral Freddie Mischievous . . . good natured . . dancing brown eyes. 10.41 Y! Q , fi by 'mis ' of: . Y' if DOROTHY j. SUKANOVICH llaiirrlforcl tlmnincri inl Dot Home Ec Club l.2.3.4: Majorerte 3. 4: Y-Teens 2.3: Business Club 4: Antler 3: junior Minstrel: Mixed Chorus 2: Senior Bazaar Club. Winning ways . . . likes to play basketball . . . majorette. jAMES TELEGDY Rural Ridge Agi'ic'ulliirc jungle jim F.F.A. l.2.3.4: Varsity Club 2.3,4: Football l,2,3.4: Hi-Y 2: Coalagra 4: Stage Crew 4: Junior Minstrel. Charles Atlas build . . . easy going takes life as it comes. lly Strong Steady Hands fs . 'lu . .. hi-'ei' .iii s-f GERALDINE A. SOROKACS Russcllton Cmnnicrcizil Gerry Business Club 4: Coalagra 4: Mixed Chorus 23 junior Minstrel: Y-Teens 2.3.45 Senior Bazaar Club. Sweet. voice . . . nice to know . . beautiful wardrobe. JULIA SQUIER Deer Creek .-Xczulcinic juby French Club 1.2.33 Y-Teens 2.3.4: Dramatic Club 2.3: Library Assistant 3.4: Flagtwirler 3.4: Senior Bazaar Club: Junior Minstrel: Operetta 3. 4: Coalagra 4: Special Chorus 4. Willing and able . . . reserved ways . . . sweet smile. ELEANOR C. TABACCHI Bziirdford Cummcrrizil El Band 1.23.41 Y-Teens 2.3.4: Senior Bazaar Club: Student Council I: Mixed Chorus 2: Business Club 4: junior Minstrel. Loads of fun . . . sweet and neat . . . nice smile. ALEXANDRA R. Rich Hill TOLMACHOFF Afzulciliit' Sandy French Club 2.3.42 Dramatic Club 2.3: Mixed Chorus 1.2: Special Chorus 4: Junior Miiistrel: F.T.A. 4: Coalagra 4: Operctta 4. Enormous vocabulary . . . pleasing personality. lllen Onward . . . To eet Life's Demands DOROTHY TOMAYKO Superior General Tomatoes Mixed Chorus5 Special Chorus 3, 45 Home EC Club 1,25 Y-Teens 2,35 Coalagra 45 Junior Minstrelg Senior Play5 Senior Bazaar Club5 Student Council 45 Antler 35 Operetta 1,2,3. Blond bombshell . . . jitterbug fiend . . . snappy dresser. ROBERT W. WALKER Indianola Agriculture Bob F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Hall Patrol 4. Tall and quiet . . . a true friend . . . well liked. ROBERT WATYCHOWICZ Indianola ' General Cotton Football 2,35 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Hall Patrol 3,45 Junior Minstrel5 Operetta 3.4. Always good for n joke . . . hand- some . . . blond . . . likes to dance. EDWARD H. YAWORSKI Russellton Academic Ed,' Hi-Y 2,3,4. Reverberating laugh . . . nice to know. GAY D. TOTH Rural Ridge Commercial Gay Antler 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Business Club 45 Dramatic Club 2,35 Coalagra 45 Senior Bazaar Clubg Y-Teens 2,3. Keeps everyone happy . . . sweet smile . . . jolly. BETTY V. WALTER Martin District Commercial Smoky junior Minstrel5 Antler 35 Senior Bazaar Club5 Business Club 4: Coal- agra 4. Pleasing smile . . . an all around nice person. JOSEPH A. WETON Mckrell Road Academic joe Junior Minstrel5 Hi-Y 35 Senior Playg Coalagra 45 F.T.A. 45 Operetta 4. Shy . . . ambitious . . . college bound . . . friendly. RONALD L. YELOUSHAN Indianola Academic Humphrey Junior Minstrel5 Senior Play5 Hi-Y 2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Coalagra 4. Full of fun . . . snappy shirts . . plans to be a coach. i F 9 Q T iii i S -jg ff ' 5 , Lv N D 51 if . Y Y :?f 5 E' is S g. 2 fh ' 413 f Ma Q 1 ff' ,er V ' , A . ' W s 1 Q ' . av ff QE., Wivn ,. gm. 1 'F X Di CK becomes -D can Q60 QOQLUS SCT' io 'S QXQXXOVJ P OS Q vxicg Q momcrxis os? 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XX Z' Kg f .N M xg My -sa f www 6 fi' X Z Egg 'M 4 ' .ao il 2 'rx X Z X X KN f 0 N 7 X X F. xX X ax Xl-f 29 B Midshipmen hw X U0 9, + YA 3 ww Sabaum, Mrs Schuster Bush, Lorence, Alhson Prr.iiflr'11t View I'r'1'sirfz'11l .S'er'1'1'!ary ,..... . , 717'1'!lS1lH'?' , .. . .S'pm1.wr ...,. Fm dlx the lzlsl leg of ou1 10111 lley h IS been It ached NVQ ue ze ldv to L Le our place as the Class of 19.14 Our pl is enlllled Om Mlss Brooks wx is 1 sueeess and wellllked by our ZllldlLllLL As Olll lm 11 tuhute to the SLIIIOIS ue held IlCNCI'lObC1Ol'g0llCIl prom We hope thu IS Semoxs we wll be mhle Lo set 1 good ex unple :md to carry lloit the hlgh sl and uds ol xVCbL Deer X illshipmen is .3 'N 1- '- v -' ssc-'Q D , i XE ' 9. X N . ' - x . -fig X . A if ' xgx Sn? Q 5-' 9 Q g ,L -if gf .1 , -, wg , X at , A ,x l f D XM - L2-X at X, ll 5 Wm XX il l f .HQ x D M 1 ' 1 1 x z gl 5 1 . , .- 1 ' X , 53 q Q 2 J P' C 3' I li 'xt' ,Q nf V ' x E l We l ll 1 if X , , . IE. , il -1 4, Q ,. I ,L-: . i, . A lf F L A . - 1:1 el: n Y Y 3 l L Q' .5 . w Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Allen Allison, G. Allison, H. Bailey Balbo Banos Bayne Bedsworlh Bell Bergensky Bertuzzi Black Bozic Brick Browning Calhoun Bush Chaballa Contento Cotton Craft Cressley Crow Girdwood D'Amico Daugherty Dawson, B. Dawson, D. DeMatleo Diehl Ellen: Evnnega Farkas Fogle Fredley Gaurrich 31 Row 7 Bassetti Bodnor Cheran Graham Ecker Grebeck WWW Midshipmen 1' xbxki.- 1 H, p iirii p i il ' nnrrir r K i- I Jia: ibm 5 V: iQ i?55'5 4 .ff Q' if as - . 'fi 5 - , -3, 1 ' 15 i X ' i fl l X 1 2 - 'f W1 L ' in V51 1 1 1, ,.,,.., Y' ' ' 7 F, bv 51 hi' , f FE l if ' I A , gi , 'V ' ' I 1. Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Greenwald Grill Herstek Hess Homan Irvine Janecek Kochanuk Kinniburgh Kranker Krupa Lane Layhew Lapitsky Lorence Malecki Malovich Mamula Matulis Mawhinney McAdam McCredie McCorkle McGough McMiIlen Mcwherter Mennon Miller, B. Miller, G. Miller, S. Mumaw Murray O'Barto O'Connell O'Dunnell Olar Orvosh Paskorz Pavlovic Pernick Petrosky Reddinger 32 . Z' ,sv xX' Nb fi S E. A Midshipmen S4 0 if' x ' UI' 4 , 'N T-: wi? X if Ig. ' - V' , O-Y-if ., Q-l,,., I My Q Q -.-it vvfn .1 4jY'R F H1 X S-- .S tg 1 MN X '4 Ili ' M' ---f f' ' I mf M My V04 4 -A F ' ' x n X ' -A S Q Q- Y- , - U Y ASA . ' x, ai? 4 X W , ,Q 1. xx x . , fi N.44WWW!xx:x6 . 5 X' , , . T Q-QSM ,., rg,-, X ,f f fa ,Y if ,S ,-.--Y A W -J.--A --6 X NX S -,Mi W L H fjpwi 7 x K wg? , 5' il-L X L -.1 ..?N,,.-, Z, A17 Q Www, 1 ' Q Q 'bfi 'N ' A 'FIN- 'N 'XA, 'VN '-5 Q M7 Q 11- + x N 'A A AN. ek ' y N N' ix' 2 A 5 wk ii - TF X vx Xi vu- N -'- x- ,..a- M ix M .Q Il- C Alun. 'XQYN X ... ' Q .. .A .fn Row 1 Raw 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Reed Rommes Rosencrance Sabntini Sage!! Schiberl Schrath Schwartz Shelestak Shick Skurka Snyder Spohn Steban, F. Stebnn, M. Stepp Storey Slrzyz Student Sukinovich Suvoy Sweeney Trayer Trusisk Utzig Walychowicz Yaconis Yanko Yenca 33 ,aim vxaafme CWC? WMS uv We WW QM'm1S'f'5 cms 1 ' 5 , a ' T 1 'T ivvxfcc vXu5Ke3lcev'-5 ABVAAR' 5 NAC P' Cad-X3 N I RSX' B003 vw' ' n THC .Finc-Ser H S Bold Blll'Cilllt'9l'S Murray, Bliss Kaufman, Newman, xvllll, D'Amico SOPHUMORE CLASS OFFICERS l'w.xiilw:l . , Dux NI WM.KN Vim- l'rr.xi1Ir'nl , . . Rom-'k'l',x XY.-YII' ,Sl'l'l'l'lllIY , CZ,xkruif1.i,,x IVA-Xxiino l'n-u.um'r ,. XVINNIIC Miiiuzin Sjmnaur Miss K.ufifM,xx With Ilia' lim ln-g ul our llliXl'llllll'i'S0lllC imiriicy lmchiml us, wc acl out to :iumnplisli our sc-mm! lrck. Our S K S, a'cnlc1'cml zirmiml ll circus llicmc, was ciijuyccl by cvcrymic who aillviiclcml il. Wi- u-Iclmilc-ml Sl. l'z1Iric-k's Dany by lmlmling ai skzilc lin' thc first limi' :il thc- Clic-s-.X-Rciizi. WL- visitcml the liulll l'lzmcl:u'ium to sec thc Sky Show :incl l.2llil1l':XiliiJilS. During our Snplminmc- yczir wc gained ll lJCl'1ll2lllL'Ill. plxicc in thc zmnzils ol' WLM Dccr history. 35 L, N , , MV' L 'X 1' lil XL JL' 1 rl Cl W .V X ' . ,LV'A'M6 U Bold Buccaneers s ' . i iw Vw K ll Row 1 Allen, W. Baughman Bunyan Craig Edwards George Habucky Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Allison, B. Allison, S. Angeloff Antolic Binge B ll? Bohn Bonin . Chambers XCha ry Q Cochran Conlosh Cunningham C man Custer D'Amico Ekas, F. ls:-ibgsu Erceg Evans Georgie :des Gigey Godlewski w. , ' Hammer ' X ibneg X X X Hsin Hosey X X X . so X 5 x' x 3. lx, 'x Q C V K , as K X ' if Row 6 Ashlock Brothers Corrigan DeBold Francioni Golojuk Hudak Row 7 Bartos Bucanich Costello Dembaugh Garver Grubbs Hudon Row 8 Bassetti Bud: Cow fer Drapela Gedrailes Grunden Hwostow Y V Q . , 1 V 0 .,-1-3 Q. -1 1 xr U, ri mil 'Y A .Q Q , F' ..- Row l Irvine Lnvrich Milan Milewski Nagy Row junik London Mauk Miller, Neglcy Parker 2 D. Row 3 Knchanuk Long Mawhinney Miller, R. Negrich Peluchelti f s ,L 3 , . 'K W .-. v ' .-. -. Bold BlIl'l'illl90I'9 I E '? K 'N vi X W V M v y -f ,QP a ! - r V... . ,f ' H K wg f 7 1 . , .NU . Row 4 Row S Kasarda Kelloway Lyon Malovich McClafferty Md-larg Mohar Moretti Newman O'Connell Petrosky Pivni 37 fwf i idx ,, ss 3, E Y' S is srxia Row 6 Kunh, A. Mamula Mehalic Murray, T. Ogershck Plosky Row 7 Kurth, B. Marks Metal Murry, W. Ostrowski Podgornick Row 8 Larimer Massack Micklow Myers Paluchick Bold Buccaneers If' . 9 fi ' W Raw ii viii h pil f, . L it 2.1-..-'fri ,, ,, 1si'w'i-f A z R. if M m SSW K, .4 1 Ev' X 2:53 .5 Q yy Q iz x 3' JN K 6 . fax I Q H Lx K 1 X f--'i Sf Row 1 Row 2 Pussic Radage Rouggie Scopel Smulick Solinsky Stopchuck Stout Tominac Tonet Walter Row 3 Raynovich Sheen-baum Soster Stredinger Trusiak Wan Row 4 Rodgers, A. Shelestak Spicker Swaiko Utzig Whitecomb V x -.1 ' S vi if 2 5 3 ' s 1 YS' 'fa i K ,Q -'J J h h' E' kr? 5 11 ' Y 5 ' - ..- ,f ,, . H A, x Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Row 8 Rodgers, J. Rodgers, R. Rosencrance Ross Shock Simonetti Simonoff Smith Spohn Stanish Stepp Sterling Tabacchi Taliani Thomas Tomiczek Valerio Vidic, L. Vidic, M. Wadsworth Whilico Wilkinson Young 38 is Yo YJcck8oOAx3xOOQ?x5? Sopkomore YXQSOTCXX-CS Exit SS YTXQSYCV QQ Ceremonies SOQYOTWNOVQS Cnicviain Scrxkovfb v1 X s W moaome Rogcts Spiclwcv Have Xjou TCfY5tUeA ie QovcY1XXSX.? Boatswains Tahon, Gaul, Lutynsky, Mr. Colpo FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS l'rrxirl1'11I . ...,.. ...... ......,..,,..,..,..,.. .,....,.. , .,,.,, . , 5 ll'lCIllIiI.Il I,U'l'YNsKY Vin' 1,I'l'Xiflf'llf, ..,.. ,..,..,,.,, ,,.,, R , M' GAUI. .Sf'f'VI'fIlI'vY ,,,.,..,. .... , Rosii HIIFFAIAN 'l'n'ns11w'r .,..,.., lCl'1.l4.Nli 'l'AuoN Spozmur , .. ,.... Mk. Coufo As the portals ol' XVest Deer swing open, we, as Freshmen, embarked upon an adventuresoxne four year journey. Although most ol us had already spent a year here as eighth graders we found that there was much yet to be learned. The Freshman Valentine Dance was our first big social event of the year, and it was enjoyed tremendously by those who attended. During the year we took several interesting field trips. We, the class of 1956, hope that during our next three years we will be suc- eesslul and gain the respect ol all. 40 ll0illSWillllS s 4 4 'W 'V ' M 7' .WV I J :ff f Row l Alexandrunas Bntovirh Black liuchanich Cressley Dnnbnugh Federoff 1 , ,Y M-Zi! 4 di? .Ti 8 J ', K , .X . gt wx o C . ,Z Row 2 Allison Bailey Holes Bud: Crowe Devnndo ,n-MM S , 1 Q . ff, . f zu . Q 'fu '1' 1 lax sl 'lf fa Row 3 Angeline Bnughman Bonin Burke Cunningham Dzurec Frazer Fedison ,fm 4, an K. A 1 f 2 ' - 1'2 5 X ,, ::,: ii ..... ,. X A , , , K ga X, :IA plug! Q A it 1 L' . if lv in , V L E V XX 1411332 f M, ' N a ,, 0 -Q ' ' ' ' 1 . I ' ug ,f - 'iq'-'il-2' , . ' 1- 3 1 3 1 Row 4 Antolic Baumgartle Bowser Burns Cushman Erskine Fulton , ! l 5 41 . Q. 4 Row 5 Atkinson Beitko Boynick Chaballa Dancisin Evans. L. Gasper Row 6 Baker, P. Biehl Brothers Cheran Danko Evans. R. Gaul Y . v-I , ' t W Xe 0 if , A E 0 . . E fax X 3 R 1' C 4' 25332, x gi ' i xr-I A 513' 12 I . x X . . Y Y 4 I 3' I Row 7 Row 8 Baker, N. Bassetti Bishop Bizich Brudney Bruno Christen Corbett DeAngelis DeBold Evans. F. Eversole Gezzi Godlewski Ei? 1: ' ESQ U1 bl - M is x jj X , ly! I Jin 'JUL' 'gil , I fl! l U7 J - i r 'X V X LV' ' f in If b 1 A Al x fdf WM . L AMX lu ,U if JM in B0illSWilIIlS ,R gm , ' ' ' KX L 1 L i l J ix' V -QW -. R 1 , , 'VV' if R Yr , if uq i ,. ' an V --':: I J x rl L All M if Rnn l A , ,, L ww ,Xl N , 4, is R V I in ,A.' Nil 4 G Q V , 'x' ,l .nn R R M R R , i Q, y A fi X w , , Q ':::'V Q, G , 2? in I 'li A-. ' . HQ 'i M S . it X V N U A YA . my ig I .,,.4 X Row 1 Grebeck Huffman Kirchner, P. Layhew McCredie Mountsier Pen-off Row 2 Haloostock Hwostow Klebine London M :Master Nolker Pollock Row 3 Harbaugh Irvine Klimyek Lorrie McWhir!er Norris Poteisky Row 4 Hazlert, C. Jackson Koneski Lovick M ehalov O' Donnell Proco U Q V , an by KK ., 1, f lr .. H Row 5 Hazferr, G. Karan Langus Makara Metal Ogershok Prorhero 42 Row 6 Row 7 Hice Hohman Kinniburgh, R. Kinniburgh, R. Lapusnak Large Marshall Massimino Miller, A. Miller, J. Olar Orvosh Randall Ravera Row 8 Hohman, R. Kirchner. Lauschus Matecka Monarko Paskorz Resla M. ,gk l, T l X Lf fl. '11 if Row 1 Reed Schiberl Smny Tahncchi Vnsilick I f. 1 ,c 1 X , xg .- E lfgxxll f S., L. ' A Y . , KW ' 5 Q 4-.I 5 I 4 ' lf' I y M . 4 -5 fl. lxfk . R xx V xl ll 'Wx I J Row 2 Roberts Seabury Smntek Tndy Venesky, Wimer Q' Q' e ' 3,560 ,IT ' QF' ' Row 3 Row 4 Rodgers Romnnovich Semler, Semler, M. Sproul Slanish Tahon Tassotti Venesky, Venesky, Z. Witas Wobb Row 5 Sabatini Shirba Ssemnier Tedesco Walter Yakimczyk Zalus 4 3 Row 7 Salomone Simonetti, E. Storey Truckley Willard Zrelak lltmtswains Row 8 Sample Simons ff Stopchuck Unites Weton llnhin 'U N IL B BQ is v X K FV KJ X ,wiv ' X, ml .js fl' A Sh 8.x 5 fr Fu big. 3 Row 3-Hoak. Wright, Tanner, Baker, Elter, Sinclair, Negley, Guerrieri, Patterson, Brey. Row 2-Horchar, Reith, Sankovich, Stepp, McCorkle, O'Donnell, Zonarich, Schriher, Fischer, Nloreltl Rommes. Row l-Grebeck, Hello. Tassolti, Hess, Hich, Reina, O'Bart0, Ross, Hlldak, Biagi, Tolnsko. fi' A it ' S ..,, ,s l . , lizighth umm, Mum. cms, 6 Gcorgc Sip:-s, ILS.. NI.li1l. john Piaual, IB. X. Z9 F Slippery Rock Stull- l'niu-rsilxuI,l'illslnngl1 9' Q9 'I'c:u'lu'x's Ilullcgv I o lvlllltlNllN uI'I'iIlsI1u1'gIx 'O Q. aw, 8-C Row 3-Monas, Devnndo, Girdwoud Scopel, Baker, Nlontgomery, Newman Semprevivo, Lawrence, Pierce. Row 2-Prothero, Norris, Shamblin Tomiczek, Troup, Brick, Faust. Truckley Slimick, Howard. Row 1-Pnvlovic, Hegal, Scully, Vurp Pnllo, james, Weton, Costello, Benke Malec. Elena, Malik, Divelhliss. 8-ll Rnw 5-Sfiolln, Kurtink. ll.mu-ls. Slain-sky, Ncgley. Vale-nn, Gornick, lVlfMullen, Preshack, Type. Row Z-H.urnuIl.l. Putvlv-kv. Gnldvrsi, Hegll, Salnnmnr. Howard, Wfnlchcsky, Garrett, Skurkn, Mallrifcvlni. Raw I-Dammiflx, Morgan. Drawn-, Nlnlinson, Trevellini. Knduk. Olaf, Vlfnchcr, lckcnburg. Tnlinni. Sunil.-r. Sfugn-I. Haw. .' Ju 'ia 25' v-K , I 71' Q af Qeaefw 0 wi fi' X, I , Sv nys I ,if ' wx f,' lhnigunin llollingrr, IHS, .lillllfh Nlnrsili, ILS.. XI,lf.1l. Eighlh Glvmh. Gun Clam Nlulxlwllslwlxlg 5l2lIl' 5l.x'iIIll'lllNc,HHl'1J'1 Iv.uln'u Kkanllqga- IlliXl'lNilX ul IIHINIPIIIKLSII P-.1 H-D Rum 4--Swvvlwy. Rvnm. Gnrnirk. Gird- nnml. ffcsnrn-Ili. liodlmr, Nlcffnrkle. Haw, I4-lr. Huw J-lrkw, S4-mprc-vivo. Aher. Rankin, G1-mlrnih-s, Oslrowski, Wlmitecsxruuh, Wluul. Sh-nkuvirlm. R0w I-C5'ffunnrll, Glasgow, Heslm-r, Mdnrklv, Pulnpc, Slnnish, Waltl. Mpn. mm, G4-orgicff, Sknrkn, Sch:-1-rh.luln, liurnw. Anlnnnfv. Nlascots W' Alice Antolic Clark McCredie fl,l'i7ll'l'.Y.Y l1'efl1'Io11'sl1aj 1fIl1if'jIfig'rl1'f'1'j ALMA MATER Where the hills of Pe1111sylva11ia Always l'orward, ixllllll Mater, Rim a cloudless hlle, Proud to bear thy 112111161 Proudly stands our lVest Deer High School .Xml the clouds reach dOWI1 to meet you 'Neath the heavens blueg In your lasting fame, Raise her banner, Loved by all, lll2l1'0O!l and white, Bear it onward lVe'll always cherish you- Pl'll1'0llgll success or fame Loyal hearts of West Deer High School lVhilC our hearts Zlllil voices echo Hail! all hail to you. Hail, dear l1Vest Deer, Hail! 46 25 Xff clivitizs -X! Q xx x ff!! .lolly llngers lirlilrn'-in-ffhirf ,. lllt.k Inv. .A1.s.m1ir1lf' lfrlilm' , , , Ill- I ll lltmxmx flu-mlllm' . . , . ,. lllll 5XllIll 'l'x'l1u'ng lirlilm' . .Xu tlu SIHIIIMIV' , Xllss St lll Sl l'R lyjliljdll' Mrs. Schuster, Reed, Smith, Long, Chaballa, Dotnan Row 1-Anderson, Malewski, Allison, Crow, Miller, Bicanich, Cheran, Pernic, Stanish, Ashlock, Whilecoxltb. Gides. Thomas, Smulick. Row 2-Schwartz, Malovich, Suvoy, Norris, Murdy, Arbuthnot, McAdam, Reed, Watychowicz, Doman, Irvine, Chaballa, Rommes. Row 3-Contenlo, Allen, Valerio, Ross, Kozora, Smith, Long, Ekas, Corrigan, Kurth. Meeting a deadline AN TLER The Antler crczlled L'lllllllSl2lSIll und interest zunung the student body with its timely news und up-to-dzltc pcrsottztls. The end ol' eztfh month llfflllglll lortlt thc successful outmtne ol' many long hours ul' hznrtl work. As ll part ol' their extra-t'tn'1'ic'ulzn' :nt-tivitics they visited tht- Vzlllcy Daily News to observe the l'unc'tioning ol' zu newspaper. 48 Gruhhs, Mr. xl0IlIlil'l', llishop Twuleslllvll l,ll'Nl1lI'lll I- lm um lllsum- Nr: rrlurx l'l1'11.u1n'r llus but lklis sfmuwz Xlu. Xlussuk Row l-Tenet. Hnlho, Dawson, Grnhbs. Row .2--Bishop, Allison, Black. ,KUIIIU-VlSU.Xl, .KIDS SOCIETY llu' Yisunl .Kill Inns lmu- lu-lpn-nl In mallu' lllc' clalss- mums num' llll1'll'Nllllg zlml Q-nlnygnlmlv by Hllilllg us, lllltlllgll ilu llllilllllll ul lllm, llllu XJIIUIIN molllllllcs. ln llllSlll1'N :lull liking ummliliuns ul llu' mn-lcl. By scving llll'NK' lllms llllltll num- 1s vxplzumwl Ill ll lcw IlIlllllll'S llmn um lu' lenum-cl In mzmx lmurs ul rm-zululg lmm an lvxl illlll, llllls Illllllllg XlNll2ll l'llllILIlIUIl llllil lll'lliklll'l', 49 Unk, 'lllis groupl11xuln'c'l1jux41lmlm- lin-lcl lrllislu llli' Blllll I I ll:mc'l:n'iuln, llnipps Clullsm-1'lx':1lu1'x, :mil fllll'lll'glC Nlus- ' . Setting up for lnnvic Sellers of the Swag I'w,virlrr1l , . Rosl' Sl l XK0lll'll Vin' Iwwirlrul .XXIARA KI1ixm1.l.,x hl'l7'l'lIIIY fill-kkl.OIill-' Kiln-'sux 'l'n'u.s:m'z' VIIKIA Rrxn,xr.i. fill-h,lUll.Xll7IX M155 lhglgqlu Mk s. StIlIl'S'llfR Miss Penisch, Slenkovich, Chcran, Clmlmlln, Radage, Mrs. Schuster Row Row Row Row Row This Goes Under A I-Cheran, Habucky, Angeline, Fissore, King, Gornirk, Benlce. 2--Slenkovich, Esker, Brick, Smuliclc, Walters, Robinson, Daugherty. Matulis, 0'Barto, Crowe. 5-Kulilc. Radage, Tabacchi. Chaballa, Malovich, Olar, Faber, Sorokacs, Toth. Semler. 4-Strzyz, Allen, Bohatch, O'Bonnel, Skurka, Malecki, Scopel, Suvoy, Irvine. McCorkle. 5-Watychowicz, Bertuzzi, Yanko, Sukanovich, Arnold, Parker, Norris, Tomaylco, Murdy, Anderson. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA .-Xllllougll the Business Club was l'l'i'CllIlf' rngznliln-ml this year iL has plzumecl many llclplill zlctivitic-s ol' lllll'l'- est lor those who are going into the business world. 'l'l1e F.B.I,. of A. is zissocizilecl with the Nzilionzll flfgllllllilllllll :md is under the sponsorsliip ol' Miss Pcnisc-li :mil Nlrs. Schuster. lhis yC1ll',S plwrjcct, thu visiting ol' lmusinvss ol'l'ic'cs and observing them in 01JCl'2lll0Il, was interesting und helpful. Also several glll'Sl speakers spoke lu the clulm zulmul the lllllllCl'L'lll liclcls ul' business. 50 1V1's1 1Jl'1'l' 111 1 . 1 inglv, IIIIHIIIZIII, Nlillliflllll, Komrzn 1 - Jmaj? , XXX' S0111 I1 1111 I'i1'11tes 1111111 CO.-KL.-XGRA 1111' C,11:11:1g1':1 IN 1'11111l111s1'11 111 :111 z1111'1111111111111111 111 1'11'11lx 111111 110111 111 l'l'C'2l11 1111' 111111111 111115 111' sl11'111 111 111111 1111' 1111111111 11111 1111111111 1111111 111 11111 ' A A ' 1 'xl11111s111's 111' 11:11'1' 111'1-11 1111111 111 l11'1111111'1- 1111' 1911.1 C,11:11:1g1'z1. .X1ll'l' SK'1'llllIlQ1X' 1111111015 111115 111 I1l1illIL1' 111111 11'-1z1k111Q 1111'1111'1's, , 1 1 IYIJIHQ 211111 1kk 1X'lJIllLf IIZIIIICS 211111 1ll'1li'1K'N. l1111l1Illl1Q 211111 'k 1 2. 1 11114. 'Q . '-1'111'11 l'l'-IJ11llIlllllQ11111118 ISIIII 11111 1,1111 111 1Illl11X 111111 1 1 . Ill lll'l1R1l1Q 1111 t111'11111111111. 11 11':1s 11'1111 1I5lg1l01 l'l'1lK'1 111111 HTSS. 1-11 ' -611' Row l-R1m1111'k, Sosler, Simonetli, Telegdy, Pagni, Kurth, Watychowicz, Hello, Kerestnn, Welch, Mnssafk. Corrignn. Row Z-YeI01111han, Gornifk, Arbulhnot, Paholich, Squire, Hxlffman, Manifold, Cingle, Konxrn, Miller, Bishop, Cnlherwoud, Norris, Anderson. Long. Row 8-Sm11li1'11, Waullers, Tnhacchi, Girdwood, Fissore, Sorokais, King, Arnold, Fabec, Kulik, To1m1yl1o, Dunuaun. A11l'll. Row 4-Nypawer, Toth, Hnhncky, Mivklnw, Angeline, Rndage, Slenkovich, Robinson, Shorts. McKay. Olnr, Bnhallfh, Negy. '1111' Ii11z1111i11g 111 1111- 11111111 1111s Illill1l' 1111551 111111111311 1111- 111f11l11'1':11i1111 111 812111 111111 114111 1111'111111'1's 11' Ill IIILIII1 1l0lll'N 1':11'1'1'i11g 1111 1111111111 1':1isi11g ll1'01C l1111111g1111111 1111-1'1':11'. 1111' 1111 Us XV1' 11111111 111:11 11118 1111111112111 11'11l 111-111 11111 111 1'1'1 111 111111111111 111111 111'1'-111-111'-11111311I1'11 1111'111111'11'x 11l'll 11'111 11'- 1111i11 111111 14311 11s 11111 111111i11111- 1111 1111-3 111111-111111'1 ll111111'Y. 51 D115 Tickets Plcasl' X li N Y N Juv- ! 3 'Nr F l iii r Q AUS QQ Future l'l'!'.XlIll'llf . l'1r'r' 1'r'1'.virl1'r1I .Nf'l'l!'fIlliX' . . 'lilt'II.tllV'f'l', C11-,Sjm11.tm.x . , Capknns lit..-ttxti NlANll7UI.D ,. .. . Rem' Stuck . . ,.., Saxnk.-t HI-'ss , . NlARY Dnftn, Nllss hllil.ARO NIR. CZ,xsn.1-3 Mr. Casile, Hess, Diehl, Shiek, Manifold, Miss Melaro Row 1-Whitecomb, Tolmachoff, Manifold, George, Sweeney, Vasilcik, Hire, Baughman, Diehl, Unites, Kirchner. Row 2-Sabatini, Hess, Hwostow, Catherwood, Burns. Arnold. Arbuthnot, Shick, Steban, Massimino. fs H5 nge 'lb-V' ? lp I F F Row 3-Yeloushan, Weton, Buttyan, Mennow, Bush, Bishop, Parker. 1 N fa - 5 '5' , 'l'l1 '. . he: 1 P My Ambition FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA e l' Fl X is a part ol' the National Chapter and ns the n une ol' the Nurriseliurns Chapter in honor ol' our superintendent and principal, who helped organize the club, rxllllflllgll this is the lirst year for the l .'l'..'X., it has been very active in preparing students interested in il the teaching profession. A program was initiated where- by students were permitted to observe and later to teach classes. 52 llallcll, 'l'cl1'gtly, NIt'Nlillcn, lin-cliwultl, Nlr. Graft I'iuriel's of the Tl'l'ilSlII'0 l'H'.XlllI'lll Yi uxux llXll I ll Viz 1' I'nwiflrnl Hui l'XIIHII1Il .Nm rrlurx' Xl xlx I-'Rl Ill I x 'I'w'u.x:1n'r' ,IINI llxlmn llllflllllllg l'xll I-lulxxxun Row I-Miller, Hnhmnn, R., Hsnlett. Ronmnovich, Ecker. Telegdy. Paholirh. Row 2-Simunuff, j., Resta, Bowser, Rosencranfe, Lnyhew, Simonoff, G., Kurhanuk, Elms. Hammer, Toltnnchnff. Soster, Rodgers, Witns. Row 5-Custer, Fredley, lVlrlVlillin, Balllghlnan, Shclestak, Marks, Eller, Randall, Venesky, Welon, Rodgers, Kleliine. Row -1-Nlcffredie, Walker, Meteckal, Duvzmdo. Hohnmn, B.. Casper, Greenwald, Scheerlmum, Miller, Hallett. FUTURIZ FARMERS Ol' ANIICRICA .X XVIY1llllX'l'iblgllllllillllbll in XVMI IDL-4-1'lligl1Sclmul is ilu- l'llllll'l' l'i2Il'lIll'l'S ul .Kim-rim, During lllt' ivan' the-sc iys lmw lznkvn llllllli'li1llIS llvltl trips :mtl llzlvt' M'l'llI'l'll SPCR! kv' IH lin' xzurmus Irllllts. lht' most SlLflllllC Illl lit-ltl Illln nl 'ull was ilu' lrllm In lllt' lzlrm slum' Ill lllll'l'I5lllll'Q l . limlm' ilu' lt'zul1-rslnp ul Nh, C-mil, lllt' illcinlmcrs hzlvc' lUl'Ill1'll an Il1Il'llZllllC'llllll'X IJl'fN'l'Cllll'l' lvznm. llIlN glvm lllt' ya , t l'XH'll4'llI l'Xlll'l'Il'Illl' nl UllllllllllllQ IIICCIIIIQS un'- lullx. 53 X-1 R Initiation Navigators l'r l'.Xl-1II'lIf Inf' l,Il'.Xflll'lIl lCl'r.lfxlf Nl.u:l,xk S1'r'rr'l1l7'Y 'l': nl.mn'1' ISU N!Hl7l.Wl7' . CARI, lxl'RI'll Hon CRAIIVXXI ls XX'.'x'lw'1lmm'u:l NIR. l'mx'14ks liurth, Maciak, flfilllkilll, YValycl1ms'lcl, Nh POMCIS Row l-Graham, Elter, Corrigan, Stepp, Bush, Huffman, Murrav, Bishop. Row 2-Hazlett, Walker, Kerestan. Mcffredie. Kozora, Clngle, Orvosh. Lurence, Pagni. Row 3-Simonetti, Kurth, Watychowicz, Mennow, Herstek, Maciak, Rukavina, Telegdy. l On Duty? HALL PATROL l Tho Imrposc ul' lllc Hull l':mLml is to kc-cp llu s mlcnls 111m'i11gc1uickly :md sznll-ly to clause-s. By clumg L lllvy llzlvc clcvclolmccl ll scnsc' ol rcslmllsilmilily zlml lc 1 ship wllifll will holla lu lmilml lJCllCl' i'lllll'll5. lllc ll 1ll l':lll'ol also llll'L'i'IN ll'1llllC In :mil lmm 54 llhSC'lIllJ El'lllll9lI I' Ili' ICI' L l':r.mlrnI Ikon kululu l'irf l'wmlrul Linux.: QIXLII xfllf' ' 'I'1ru.xmn X1 mux Xum IIIXUI i N mmm Nllsx XIII x 7 'WZ ,T Q MF.: Krlmlhnul, lurlmn, Klinglv, Nlunilnhl, Nlcluro Row I-Nlnsuiluino, Nlnnifnld, Tolmachoff, Angeloff. Miller, Buchanifh, Vosilcik, Ballghman, Kirchner, Evnnegn, lDeMallt4-ev. Cushman. Row Z-V1-nq-sky, Rodgers. Petrosky. Baker, Erskine, Rommes, Arbulhnol, Tolmschoff, Corbett. Parker. Raw 4-Orvo-h, Smnish, Allison, Koruna, Larimer. Cingle, Lorenre. Newman, Ogershok, Dnncisin. LE IIICRCILE l R.KNIIAlS 'Ili'l'Il'lllIlflllllllliwIN'l'll1I4liXi'llllll1'lgllH'l'lllllllJlC omluc ' - . 1 ' . 4 . J ur nlul znmnng thc lllt'llll7l'l'N. lluring lllc' llll'K'liIlgS. songs nm sung nn Ifu-mln :mel illll'l'l'SIillg ganna-s are played. Ilu Mc-mln Cllulm has slmmurml Nl'YK'lk2ll lmkc szllcs lllllillglllilll Mm. mm, French pastries 55 lllSIlflll'll9l'S Vuim ljlmninm Ruse Mario Stu XlLIl'X l,Ull Xlllllll. llumtliy lt1tmtxlm.lLt't't'x Svtnlcr. Xlanrx King. Sznmlrzt Vllllllllllillllll. Alttlizt Squier, lr Xntlt'rsm1, Nliw l,1tmlmcrt ll.llll'1ll'l2lllb. nu' Rccciving ll19IIAlll'll0l'lS Row 1-Mllrdy, Tomayko, Anderson, King, Tolmachoff, Utzig. Row Z--Sweeny, Irvine, Srnpel, Squire, Craft. Row 3-Diehl. Mawhinney. Girdwood. Steben. Reed, Semler. At work in the library lew ol' thc qttcstiuns that the librarians :irc nml'rmt with every clay, 'Ilia' girls help in the lilmrztry WllL'll t liztvc at study hull or during activity lmcrimli 'llicy rt-fr mcntl, :tml 811111111 out books :ts well :ts ztrrztngc thc lam mt th LIBRARY ASSISTANTS XYllo wrutt' 'HX Pirzttt' Flag' For Nlm1tCrcy? Nlny put at reserve on l'l1c Gown ul' Glory? lVlll'l'C um I Q sltclvt-s :mtl kt-cp tlu- library titly. 56 lmcl some mlormzttxtm on tt-lcvlstotlr Ilia-sc arc lust 1 tttl hu ml lla l'n'.xirIr'r1I l'i1 1'-l'n'.xirlr'ul Nrfn'IrnY VIQIVIIAIII wr xll1lPI.Vl7 Sen Hunks Ihuuux SIXHIXIIII l'xlIN llllrl Ulux Immlxxm l.lxnx Iwxxx Mm Raul Row I Wllxxer Bud: Tedesus Dawson Sherlm Craft Allen, Schriberl. Tnhacchi. DeAngelis. Row ,Z Nlnklnw Spohn Drupc-I1 Nolker Sample Engel Munmaw, P., Mnmnw, E., Ynkimczyk, Walltvrs. Wahh. Row ! Dc-Hold Mnsslqk Slnmnelll Yanko Srhlberl Pavlovik. Corrigan, Pnskorz, Mcwhirler. Bivifh, Grvbs-ck. lnlvk Suapvl M11 orkle Nhlulls Pernlrk Fvanm Gndlewski, Young. Row 1 Olaf Iwenepu Snhwaru Storm Store-v Qlepellc, Bell, Hihner. Swaiko, Solinskv. Craig. Knsnrdn, Wlxltlnmn folnnnu Sukunownh Hnloo-lock Grebeck Trucklev, Mcffredie. I hlsi lulm umlu IIN s nmsmslml 1 ul Xllxs lx! lfl. has , llmmm lkillg. ng, ln clmng, I1 IS plmul In In unl1LlpIlll1l1I1'ul'l1- ll sux llu Ilshnm slum ulmll ws IS hclcl Ill thx 'XIIIIIISDIINKKIllIHl!1lll tx Jcsol clolhml lm ICCII- IS lclccl in h A Initiation I Pig-Talilerl I irfltes I'n'.xf4lr'11l l'lr1' I'rr'.x Sf'r1r'Irl1Y I.H'IlKIlll'l XIJUIIMII . iflrul Alowzix .Xxlmlrkaox .Rosl-1 Sl.l'.XkUXll'll ' UUROIIIX l'U'X1.KNk0 NIR Si mu l'ARkl4R s. iI1'xx1xf.imxl Parker, Anderson, Mrs. Cunningham, 1-0lll3yk0, Slcnkovifh Row 1-Smulick, Hahucky, Robinson, Walter, Bohatch, Semler, Olar, Angeline, Allen, Daugherty, Anderson, Tomayko. Micklow. Row 2-Scopel, Toth. Tabacchi, Radage, Benke, Hoak, Norris, McKay, Gornick, Firrore, Squier, Shotts, Murdy. Row 3-Girdwood, Manifold, Fabec. Miller, Arbuthnot. Arnold, Catherwood, Sukanovich, Kulik. Slcnkovich. Parker, Sorokacs, Marchigiano. Our Bazaar SENIOR BAZAAR CLUB The Senior lizmiur girls spent ilu-ir time an-wing knitting, Cl'OC'llClllIg and L'IIllll'0lllCl'lllg' nmny bcziulilul zlrliclcs for the :innuul Senior Billllilll 'Hu' procvccla lr: the l72ll2i2l1'llCllJ to linzlnrc thu gill given zmnuzilly by ilu Scnior Class lo our school. 58 lhlilry, Orvosh, YValyclmwi1'z Mr. Angcloni. l,l'l'.Ylll1'H1 Uutriggers Vin' l'r'f'.xirlr'r1I .. Nfl I'l'1lll'l' 'I 'rrax u re' r Sjmrzxur of the Sails l'xl liuiucluxx Dux l5.xn.i-'x' llllkx um Oiuosu lion lv.-XIXCIIINVICII NIR. .XNLI-IUNI Row Row Row Row l-Cunningham, Novirk, Layhew, Steban, Krups, Bonin, Miller, Kranker, Calhoun, Allison, 2--Cnlderelli, Yeloushan, Bright. Sciolla, Romack, Corrigan, Walychowicz, Orvosh. Yaworski. Bnyne. Pahclich, Farkas. 3-Norris, Wilkenson, Kerestan, Vidic. Hallo, lVlcHarg, Ekas, Sagett, Maholic, Mawhinney. 4-Spohn, Rosencmnce, Bunyan. Tenet, Benke, Nagy. Gaurrich, McCredie, Pngni, Tomiczik. H I-Y l his fluh has rczlllx' prm'c'cl whit 'lll 'll'llX'C cluh can aiumliplisli. They l'm'uu-cl zu hziskclhzill ICIIIII whifh is :lsmciailvcl with thc 'll2ll't'llllllll Y.Nl.CI..-X. lcugiic. During Cllirislmus SCLISUII thc-y spmisurc-cl an Slllllll Claus drive to hring an NIL-rry Clllrislmzls to thc ncccly lizunilies ul' our cmmnunily. 'l'hc gl'CZlll'5l hom-lil 11-iicln-rccl lu lhc high sclmol hy thc chili wus thc' Ili-Y Ronin ul' thc- XVCCIC' C'UlllCSl. 1 F leas? Uounril of Pirates l'n'.xirlr'11l I ll 1' l'r'f'.xirl1'!1l KVI rvlfn Y 'l':'rr1.un1'r' NXNIIINUI' Nl.akl.l-'wi' NTIIIKLUW lin NIM-1 S.usA'1ixi .Num Rlfin llowxix 'I',xl.lAxl i ,. NIR. livxslilf Sahatini, Recd, Micklnw, Taliani, Mr. Cusilc Row 1-Rummes, DeNlaneo, George, Reed, Shick, Irvine, Kinuihurgh, Taliani, Sabatini, Anderson, Tomayko, Micklow. Row 2-Bishop, London, Gaul, Lorence. Stanish, Huffman, Soster. Row 3-Allison, Cingle, Vidic, Kozora, Smith, Long. Tiny Tim Campaign STUDENT COUNCIL the Tiny Tim Czmlpuign were two ol thc Illlllly Slli'L't'SS iilli'llIl1iCl'l2lkiIlgS ol' this orgzumimtiun. The Nlzngzuim Cznllpaign headed hy Frzmk Hufhuzm was zihlc lu l'2liSt sllliicicllt I-IIIKTS lo pay for thc now hzlml llIliiiUl'lllS. 60 The Sludcni Klounfil ol' thc high sclmol, has, :us in past years. hccn very zicliw. Tho lulcm show along with utin on the Bounty Row 1-Pnholich, Manifold, Long, Miller. Cingle. Row 2--Huffman, Micklow, Weton, Girdwood, Catherwood, Arbulhnot, Bishop, Yeloushan, Kozorn, Tomayko, McKay. Anderson. SENIOR PLAY 'l'm a sophomore wails Susan. How can l stampcdc. Her greatest trouble is loology and h we a mothcr who is only a I'reshman! .Xbi- the prolcssor who teaches it. She docs not real' -nl lfortitudc, Susan's mothcr, has decided to inc that Susan like a number ol' thc girl stu- I :ke advantage ol' a libcral memorial scholar- dents has a crush on Professor lXlichaels. p cslablished years ago by a wcalthy woman Abby, bewildered and outraged, slaps Pro- ol thc same namc. Susan trics her best to lessor Michaels givingthc Dean ancxcusc lor suadc hcr mother, but to no avail. expelling her. Finally altcr many misunder- livcryone is discussing what a charactcr standings and amusing incidents everything n nncd Abigail must look like. llowcrcr, is brought to a happy and charming conclu- uhen shc arrives she causcs a real slag-linc sion. Mother ls A Freshman Minstrel Daze 61 Spenders ul' l'r !'.Xlllf'l1l lin' l,I'l',liIll'lIf Sm rrlm x' , 'l'rr'u.s11n'r' ,SIIUIIMII Xl mu-N .XRlSl'IIIXO'l Im NIM SAILKIKIXI Nlxktao filRlNY00ll Rimini CI,xtlticlux'oon . Nllss Kimlll Ciirdwood, Catherwood, Arhuthnol, Sahatini, Miss Kraft l Row 1-E-Scopel, Sabatini, Smulick, Francioni, Mauk, Cheran, Allen, Bohatch, Rodgers, Dawson, Anderson, O' lonnell. Row 2-Biagi, Nlicklow, Evans, Angelogg, Evanega, Schwartz, O'Barto, Fissore, Malecki, Crow, Mtimaw, P., Mumaw, E.. DeBold, Simonetti, Corrigan. Row 3-Sterling, Daughertv, Pivni, Chaballa. Vidic, Slenkovich, D'Amico, Solinskv, McAdam. Mawhinney. Arhuthnot, Catherwood, Kulik, Hwostow, Watychowicz, Grunden, Peluchette, Stout. Sock Dance WVinners Y-TEENS Umlcr tllc leztclersllip ol' Miss Krztlit this group ol' girls slmonsorccl ll sofk clztncx' lor the stuclcnt hotly lmclorc 21 lxtskcllmzill g'2llllL'. An iinprcssivc rzimlleligllt service wus he-lcl as the lormzil initiation lor the nc-w members. Dur- ing thc coursc ol' thc yuan' zu liztsliion show was lu-lcl :it thc lVillizm1 Penn Hotel in Pittslmurgh. 'llic Club sent at rcprcseiitzttive to lx- at moclc-l. .Ns at servicc- project ilu' Y-lcens sunt hczllth kits to Korea. 62 Tho Ilnnty I 1 l IJ. l'l xlxl xlXNlIUl Swain! f.'flllfIIIlll7l Iluxxx XIIIIIR Iflnurur fllllllllllllll I ul INI 5IIUl ls Mun: fflllllllllllll llllK NQIIIR plilxllllll Lllulllllrlll XlXlillXX RUXIXIIS l'ulflifilx l,1rl.'ll:liHf1r'H lklXl Xlxlluxl lfxmx l Xl'llNkN .lluxif fflmiz lllllll R xxmx x limuum. xx llfwfllmlnl fflllllllllllll Y um Xl XHIIlXXl x Ilimniun lxxllll llklNXXlXl Y-Tvcll Cnllillcl Row I-Ashlnck, Ogershok. Long. Girdwood, Gides. Allison. Row Z-liuchamifh, Faber. Squier. Conlosh, Steham, Hire, Irvine. G1-orgic, Hihner. Slwlts. Hudon, Spohn. Nlunifold. Row 5-P1-rnick, Tnhafrhi, Hell, Suvoy. Lzupitnky, Kachnuk, Sorokzws, Haulage. Anlolic, Grvlwck, Nlnrchcgiann. Tmnnyko, Reed, Rnlnlues, Suknnovich. George, Radage, Brirk. Row 4-Hose-y, D'Amic0, Mnlxallla, Talinni, Kinnibnrgh, Browning, Utlig, Craig, Arnold, Girdwoud, Miller. Rnynnvich, Lyons. lrvine, Wzllt. Hess. Y-TEICN-CREED NVQ- wx-lunm' lIllU4llll'lllC'lIllJl'l'SlllI3gll'lS1ll alll lk2I1t'NIlllll Izlillls. XXX' 1lli'lllN'll lu 1-x'c'l'x' girl who clvsiu-s lu 1ll'il'lJl our llllll 'um' :mtl xlmrc' our imlc-als ul lcllfmxllilm. XY4- work lUf,Ql'lll1'lg with :ululls in lbllllllllllg' ilu' things wx' flu. lX'vgixvrnl1l'sc'lws in 'sl'l'Xlt'l' luulllnws. XV- unnlmim- l'l'll'1'1lllUll :mal llilllllllg lu llc-lp us in clcwl- HIHIIQZIlItlll'l'lll1'. XM' am' lMll'l ul an wurlcl-wiclc' lllUYl'llll'lll ol WUIIICII :mil gills. XXX' :lil lugvllwl' In luring :nlmul an ln-llcl' Ullllllllllllly ll lwllvl' wurlll. In llu-sv xvuu wc- su-L lu gmw ns ll In-wall in lllt' klmw- lulgc' :xml lun' ul Und. 63 Y-Torn Sock lDnm'e- Hurnpipers l,ll'.YiIlI'lIf ., . .ulilm Blsnol' Vin' 1'rm-irlriil. ., .... .,Xi. Ixmrxcis v1'w'lr:rv , ,, .Xxlfxkfx f.llAliAliI.A 'l'n'u.vi1rm'. ,, H,-XRKbl.ll t,.'x1.lii-1kl-'i.l,I Chahalla, Bishop, Lorencc, Calderelli, Mrs. Glover BAND A whistle, ai clruni beau :incl thc pound ol' lllilfflllllg lecl ZlllIl0lllll'CS thc zxpprozwli ol' XVCSI lJcCr's lizlncl. Many colorful and unique liUI'lIl2lllOl1S wcrc cxccuu-cl during the lizill'-time ol' llu- lnotlmzill gznues. .VX splenclicl lmzlnd cmu'e1'l, consisting ol ll Y2ll'lCly ol' music, unclcr thc: clircflimi ol' Mr. Bruno wus lu-lcl in the High School Ciyninusiuin. Along with the sluclcnt cli1'ectm's, senior nu-nilmcrs, thc lllll-i0I'ClICS and llzlg twirlers 1JL'l'l'0I'IIlCll snappy rmuinc-s. The purchase ol' spans, plumes :ind niznjurclu- hails :ulclcd much to thc :ippc-zuiuiiicc ol' thc Qnlire lmncl. Mgrs. Sabatini, Ecker, Langus 64 Hnrnpipers Drum Major Drums C lymbols Trumpet fllzirinets Alto Saxophone Tenor Saxophone Trombone Flute Horns Basses Bells Mnjoretles Fluglwirlers ANCHORS AWEIGH lilzirk Bishop. llllilflllilll, ilinglc. Nlffiough, Nlcllalrg. filllllllfy. Roherls XYAIII Ogershok Lzilinsky, lioynick, Hzulell. Hlsirk, Nlurrny, 'l'2lll2lC4'lli. llailoxich, Wadsworth, Ogershok. McM1islvrs, Norris, Grzihaun, Crcssley. Pclrosky, 'I'omi4'ek. Bishop, liwowniiig. Czllherwood, Clorhcll. Gornick. Grumlen, Kirchner. London, Lorcncc. Slchzin, lk-nke. 'l'revellini. lizilalzirclli. l'm-lrosky. Spohn. Lomlon, 'l':nhzu'chi. kinnihurgh. SWCCIIY, f.lI2lll2lH2l,i l'clu1'li4'lli 'irni Bailey. llullynn. Girclwoozl, Nliixtllllll. lhirns. Ullig Hess. llzuungurlcl Suhzil ini. Shifk. O'llzlrlo XVilkiuson. likns, Kiniiihurgli Miller, Diehl Nlurch. Mzniifolml. Houk, Norris. Sropcl. slllviillllliifil. Nlailulis. ll.Xlu1c'o, Allison, Sloul, lDLIXI.lIlLo. Hwoslow, 'l:ili:ini, 0'K1omiell, YVAIII. Squier. Sholls, Minnziw, Muinuw. Nlulzis. Kcllowziy. George, I l anolic Roninics, Murray, lrrmc, I'm Yours 6 5 Q 1 I an UV9l'll0ill'll , I Y Q X vi i I yr pf i. MAJORETTES These ciglitcell lllgll-Slkxlllllllg' major gznncs, the hand concern, pep IllCCllllgS to pay lor the sweaters which :irc :award ed lo th 2 grid ailing sei iors. WM :W PJ J l W A ik X . C0-Head Majoreltes ,fx ,J Mary Lou Murdy, Elaine Manifold ' Row 1-Murdy, Scopel, Norris. Matulis, Murray, DeMatteo, Sukanovich, Hoak, Manifold. Row 2-Watt, Taliani, D'Amico, Irvine, Rommes, Hwostow, Stout. O'Connell, Allison. 66 CllCS have worked wry hard to prc'pzlrc und to execute their drills. rllill'Ollgll0lll the year they have ilIJ1JClll'Cll ill foolhzlll and the Miner's Day Pzirzide. They held .1 lmkc sale, several noon dances, :und two big' dznifcs in order to mise money Ing :lsscl to llu' lmml this your. lllcir lmmul in unison. 'lllcw girls zum- well- ccl by ilu- :unlin-mc-s H'llll'll lmw um Selnaplmrettes FLAGTWIRLERS vcd llwm llmmuglmul thc' war. 'llll4'X' I1 nc xxmkul hull lu IIIS1 ilu mumx In X H1-ad Flagtwirlm-rs Louise Slmlts, julia Squirt Row 1-Shotts, Squier. Row 2--Pavlovic, Mumnw, P.. Mains. George, Mumnw, E., Kelloway. 67 Walking the Plank 'Gans' V' SEXTETTE Crowe Shiek Girdwood Manifold Catherwood Murdy OUR DIRECTORS This year, as in the past, Mrs. Glover, our talented music director has given up much of her time to spend with our band in' the preparation ol the numerous half-time executions during football season. The Christmas Pageant, under her direction, was very inspiring to those who saw it. As the first semester drew to a close Mrs. Glover announced her resignation from lVest Deer. Mr. Bruno, former music instructor at Conemaugh High School was appointed to carry on her work in the music department. The first undertaking of Mr. Bruno at l'Vest Deer was tl1e annual Band Concert which was a huge success. Our Operetta entitled Hearts and Gowns was another ol' the line musical treats to be found at Mfest Deer Hi. james Bruno, l3.S., NA. Indiana State Teachers College Columbia University Music, Band, Operctta Mr. Bruno 6 8 We welcome Mr. Bruno in his new undertaking and wish him great success in continuing the program of West lJeer's music department Tm-Icgdy, Nagy, Bvnkc, Kurlh, Norris 'T' 1 i l'r1'.vi1I1'nl I ll'I' pl'I'.Xl!ll'Ill S1'1'I'1'l1ll'll'A' 'I'rru.x u rw' .Nlmmor ncient awiners lfk.-xxx lhfxu' CARI. Kvkrn til-'llAl.ll NURRIS Flu N k N ,-un' L.. -lm ll-'l I-'ISIN Nlk. ,Xxioxl-'lil Row I-Stopchurk, Stepp, Allen, Telegdy, Kurth, Benke, Nagy. Norris, Bayne, Daugherty, Balbo. Row 21Murray, Romack, Yencu, Sciolla, Macialx, Smith, Orvosh, Rukavinn, Soster, Murray. VARSITY CLUB Selling loollmll progrznns has. :is in past ya-:n's, lwcn ilu- lnznn ill'llX'llY ol thc Vznsilv Llulm. lllc club I1 is 1 I sponsored one ol' lllc nlzlny noon clunccs, und Rl roller skating pan-my ill thc 'lwin XVillows. This club, l'OlllIJUSl'll ol' the znhlclcs ol' our school, has triccl Lo promote sports- lll2lllSlllll, :incl to rcmlcr il scrvicc to lllc school lllfllllgll thc sc-lling ol' lllc- progrznns. 69 Disabled Vets -My HX-xi Qkarx Up Qommkilcc Your Xi3xu5Kic-15 OU-V Swknflg Bama Xbxnoai. Ss your xivouxoxe? Xrxixxacioui X.n3iQnoXQ Qxcw XW M L Eric: if f ff 1 ' f Bi i df N' Xxf ' M W 'A 'N ? lx 'H X ra qw-:gg f 'W qw X X 1 Q04 -:?A'! F, xx f I f J gig- ffifg- gl f.xX!J 4 j'? s X ,. Af f -Z ! 1, 7 Q , X wff Q ix , fx 'ff ff Q? .X 5, X lj! v ' ' 'i Q' J I5 ' 'iw Q, X S , W 3' Q fl X XV ZFQW . X 9 XI 9 XX xy S ' H mm 4:-A MN Www -RS yx ik: hifi -Q, H , i ag , Mn if fxvx ui f fi .a svwl - Q 3 f XL W, XX' jf PH-'91 Q- Z1 I E ' J S 1 S lf, - yi q f X SQ ' ' gf 3557 V Zaswlnw 3 ' fqfxfwmx Jo' WWZQUX Q x Yavix kax V X QQ 'ix 1 XS X -XX I xx XIX N: fx Qi X Q Xxx X X 71 and soon developed into a hard playing well rounded ell-Uf-War September YVest Deer Opponent X I2 cznn-um 6 45 SQL I9 Arnold 0 I3 . 'dmc 26 .Xspinwall 12 31 X so Mfvay October if ly 3 Ford City 0 0 way ll oakmfmt fs :ss 4 N A ay I7 Etna 0 6 X Home 21 Freeport 6 0 . X Home 31 Hampton G 6 Away November Srl ' 7 East Deer 20 X ome , H 'larentum 32 G S' X r ome Go-Team-G0 K XM X-,fda Yffdwylft tlbffqii i itil' ...A Q Q H but , ' V iflwf-J at Row 1-Maciak, Telegdy, Kurth, Sciolla, Simonetti, Benke, Nagy, Norris, Murray, Romack, Paholich. Row 2-Bayne, Rouggi, Yaconis, Herstek, Smith, Stopchuck, Stepp, Vidic, Crowe, Devando, Romanovich. Row 3-Shelestak, Nagy, Simonetti, Allison, Stridinger, Pussic, Cushman, Paskorz, Snyder, Bodnor, Palochick, Yenca. VARSITY FOOTBALL Practice sessions began for the Braves in August. XVhen the official season opened they found themselves pitted against the formidable Clairton team who gave them a hard time. During the first part of the season they found the going rough. However they did not give up ICHIII. Football Coaches 7 2 .IUN ll JR VARSITY FOOTIHALL lllll't'lllll'0IlIt'll NX v-,WN -X I lu- llllll1ll'X2ll'SllX Iuullmll ll'lllll. unnlnmwl ul mnlll 'icn mal lcnllm glaulc' Imu, ullc-ls an mllzmcc to gum vxpvl mc I :ml skill Ill planxlnq lmll In-lull' going on to the X1ll'5lly 1 lt un llli'll'1Illl, llIINIDl L ' ' ' mul ul sux QQIIIIVS lllill lluw :nw um' ul lll1'lll0Sl Illllllllh , IX S1Ill1lllS4'll'l'lUllIl lll1'gl'l1ln'rnl1lllX.ll. Condi Row I-Su-pp, Miller, Metal, Hank. Soster, Orvosh, Pierce, Gezzi. Mnnos. E. Simonetti, Stopchnck, A. Venesky. Row 2-Nlelmlic, Wright, W. Girmlwuod, Smullclc. E. Negley, R. Gaul, M, Palochiclc, Lovif, Federnff. Nlyers, Pon-nsllsy, A. Girdwnnd. Row 4-Delnhnugh, Gmllewski, Smnish, D. Simoneni, Maleflm, McKay, J. Gcdrnitis, D. Vnlctln. llaughmnn, Rnnmnovich. Football NlilIl3lgl'l'h lllc- c'u:u'l1c's. Nlr. xl1ll4Nlll :mal Nlr. Lollm. lrlvc :u'c'u1npl1sl1ccl an LQl'l':ll clvzll lll Ilw slum wzmnm lllzul llltf llzul, :lml wc lll'l' sun' this group ul' lmys will prow lo lac an grunt :lm-I In thc Iulurc- Y2ll'Sllj' lcilllls. iv h ,-K ,I ' : ,A K V - . W N ,Q Q -. X ii N : 'X , ,,:' if .'f ' ' ,..:... N ,: v- A ..- ' fix' , f ' f'g,'y N f , - ' i .X '- :5- K ..,x , , Q -354 ' ' 'ff . f Xxxx YQ MGCQK YJ RH T Kuvxkv U15 ' Schema , , bbzlq q l t m MMS Jas- f-5 Coy Nome hYQXc3Ax3 Skmoncqtiix LQSN-K5 Qoocxxcia Wiki QCX3iOnClxi mf. Kidd.:-S UA 0 mqnacxmi gre ' f-V dun Q65 Rox-nQQK Ira:-nllu-1 Ihwl Ik-vu IIIIINDIIUIII 2 XNPIIIIYLIII .TS 'I I'14'4'Iunl ful II XILIIN fifv Ili Ilgllnlrtmn I7 III I'lll.l 345 249 Xlillxalh' .WU KU I'.lx1:l III' l.mu:u x ti Xlmmlml III II Imalsl lIu'l III III Ilglmlmnl IT .Xwny Ihnm' Ilmm' Ilunu' .Kwan .XXVIII Ilmm' Ilmm' Kwan Xuan Ileanl IIel'kuning Svninr Flu' VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I-Hvrwlek, Nlurruy. Pagni. Hush, Iillena. Raw 2-Stnpchuck. Iwennuw. Kurlh. Nypnver. Marink. Ut1Ig. Iiourll and 5I3llILlgl'l'S Oalknuml YUIUIIII Slxzulywimlm- l'lum Xl mrlml Inns! llcm Nlillx Allm- Ualkmunl Ye-rmm I-'wrluoll I'luln 75 IYQNI IIL'1'l' Ulrpmlvul I I .Tv III fIN 7 I U7 .'r,'r ,'1I .'rI IS IIS .115 :III .'yII :'rI II III :IS 1-17 III .-III IIII Ilmm Xwzux Xu gn Ilmm XIKLIX llmm Ilmm Xugux I lmm XIMIX Mun I Kutik , 'f'- F Q ixxcm 9 X Sidgckui Q13?ouv c.v X Uk 213 Qxok X Her SXQXQ Y V - ' gunna v Eu-AN mmm, XNIYXIIXXJII If! L Ilitilllllll XXm'sl llvvl l,Illy1lIll'lll G 'I l'H'4 umI 'r 32 XIJIIN 'al 23 Hllllllllull IV: 21 I',lII.I SI If Xlillmlm' '13 22 Xlluulml Ifl is Ilan! I,1'l'l ll Il llaumlwlun 33 HS flQIlxIll4lIll IN '52 Xuan lluml llulm llmm Xuan Xuan Ilmm Xuan Xuan llmm v , f 'iw ff 'f 'J Ma 5.1 UilIlIl0ll09l'Sx 'mf Mid-anir rchonml .IUNIOR vamswv RASKETILXLL Ruw I-Sosu-r, Kurlh, Grubhs. Dembalugh, Vnlerio. Row 2-Vidic, Puwic, Smith, Sinmncni, Palochick. ILIIIIIXIIX ll aug 27 fill fi ti IH I3 lti ZH Imlrurtinn Tinn- l'K'Ill'llLll X X cmual Sluu Plum Xu mlml luialm I :sl I,l'K'l Xlillxallm' Xflllxllltllll X1-1 lrllil I ll'l'I:Ul'I I lulu XX'a'xl llvcl' Uplrnlwlll 3343 347 lil IH I I 252 IH II .724 27 IU 243 ISI 2543 1524 243 1143 2.7 37 27 Xuan 'Xuan Hmm' .Xuan llumm' Hmm' .Xuan llmm' .Xu'an' .Xuan .4 1 f'f?JJ 4 ' , ff' I1 t ruttlehutt jump FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Under the competent :incl untircless ellorts ol' Cozult Nlztrsili, this group ol' Freslnnztn boys clisplztyetl their en- lllllSl2lSlIl to plzty lxlskellmztll hy winning live out ol' twelve gzunes. Every gzune was ll thriller, with each player doing his hest to score at victory. Row 1-Venesky, Chet-an, Simonetti, Miller, Tahon, Whitecomb. Row 2-Dembaugh. Hallett, Matecka, Pollock, Roberts, Stopchuck. This success wats clue to many hours ol lutrcl, earnest przutice. Il' the tezun continues in this Illlllllltil' in luturc years, XVest lJeer's hztskethzill squads will continue to be one ol' the tops in the Valley. Final Instructions 78 NU BASEBALL v . l.1-cl lwlluzu-I17illu. Xl .ll s N52 cliznnuml men post- ul zu l'L'uml ol slx mins :mtl no l UlJl'l'1llC'. osscs. Once signin lcznn- snmollmlx 1 lL.lIll can rk :mal przlcliu- prmul how J I' 1 llarnavle llills . -:QXQBL '4 '.: Line Drive QQ' l is . Q . tx - V l l g u V, l S - ,,,: l ' ., QQ eosncr 5fvsonGWl Vhsslmkna Oggeslmli Rwkoxlmo. X l l l I 4 li . be Q ' .gfx 1': :R1' Q- l C Kwvih mv. Zkllo- jkopchu g Skdldbx WRSNUL iX.Ks,l'f flx Vahvlc QXXem . 9, .2 . r- Y. Play Bull ll April 21 -8 Klan I Il 5 I5 Slmlcr Springdale Nlillxzllv Kiski Shzllvl' SIll'llll,fKl1lll' 79 Wvsl Door Opponent I7 7 5 l 7 2 lli 'l li! U S l .-X w an y A w an y llumr Away Home Home 0I'QillQ, Ile-all SENIOR SOCCER TEAM Row 1-Hoak. Anderson, Semler, Bohatch. Row 2-Mrs. Tofani. Girdwood. Arbulhnot, Catherwood, Miller, Sukanovich JUNIOR SOCCER TEAM Row 1-O'Barto. Murray, Bertuzzi, Watychowicz, Malecki, Crowe. Row 2-Mawhinney. Girdwood. Lapitsky, McAdan1, Rommes, Browning. 80 fy 4' s K' 434' .1 1,1 Q 4--7,Lf'Cf 'y 7 f , 24. 1 LCA if 8,41 iff, 7-ffl , , ff , '!5J Ji4',LfU.744 44:2 x4ff4,fL,f Yr, i L ,QM AQ, 16 C ww! To lmnquvsls il, SUPIIONIURIT SOCCER Hmm I-Wlnln-rs, D4-Hold. lhswlli, Pixui. Irvinr, Allixun, Suluulick. Row .Z-Spivln-r, Hrmhvr-, ll'.Mniuv, Ifnnlnsh. Murray. Ahhlurk, Sropel. lw.3.Af,zf.4 YR FSI I MAN SOCCER Row I--l.ulv.n'fhi, Ynknnrlyk. l.urru-. lhnkn, Schrilwrl. De Angeliy, lluuh. Rum ,'-Ihnflr, Ah-x.nndrun.u. M4-hnlnv, Hurnx. Irvine. Harhnugh, Evans. 81 1 f ,ff A 'ff , X V, 'if fi! ff, 1 X - . , Ji! J BUUIIIIIIIQ Millll ,YEA 1 iff A ,V 1 X 1 ' T!! fwfi i7f4qff71 f'f CFIEERLEAIUERS IIZIVC i'lN'0lll'llgCll Ulll' ICLIIIIS tu Yifll . , . , , posed ol' three SClliUl'S, two j1111i111's. ll two s11pl1o111111't's, has clisplznyecl pep ll their years of line work. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS I51'ttx llfllllilll. XI:11'le11e xIiCLi1NN'.AI2llliC Nhlizty K ' r5.1-f'.w1'.x ' Kit vp ' X r-6 A 'j 1. 1 ' ITV' X I' 1:9 ,A-yfil Ev gil: C1111lusl1 ITOIIIIIII Suvoy Nlckuy Stcpp Cheran Micklow 82 This year 11s i11 thc IJZISI. thc- tihl'Ql lt-z11lt'1's, with their illf'Xil2lll5IilJll' pap 111111 have llc-lpccl to kc-1-11 tht- t1'111- spittt ol XX est Deer alive. lhe squzttl. 111111 ClllilllSi2lSIll i11 its111z111x' ZIIJIJCIIIKZIIICCS, 'I ht i111-kets, which they 11-c'ei1'1-cl curly i11 the yt'1ll', were p1'esc11te1l to the sc-11im's I111 i1....1- - VT ff - ' + - ..i.. H855 . I ' ' 'ff WX' f f , --QAM 1, . X ! '-.3-XXxXxxw I X X , ,,,,,, at 0 ,F mm llwZ'. 5. Z' N :H I .. nu. ' ' 1 X . 5' '.'. u . N I 1 2 A - , I' 2. X .' K- M' '-:N X Wm ' x ' 1 A fi : S X-W 1 , ' f x Wax- w Q -aj xyxiwxgx A ao oz, Q Q Tiibv .. cs: Q Qc gifs: ,M W .. ffz, Q Q ... f Q i v -Q-' f-Q-'I MQ 83 With Patience and Perseverence ,1 ,, U, If ,.Y 5 ' ' 71 -fr 'Po vi is f M' I , s, m 'H f. A , ' f 5 gk 'B l V:'3 . JM! A 9 sp' , nw- - 6 14 . Q , 1 S 5 ' ,gf ' ,V 4 ,. ,. 'A In gy I , ,S L, A el, .. in ' 7 VVV, fg V U 'x - : , . -, ,., , K ,tlv h VVKEA : f an I ' Q ' Q Q N A A V ' I Q x W X.-4 fig B4 if V' 4 -me . 1 If 4 Us . . ,W . , 7 , 4 A f 4' ,w 7 F' ff ,IV-',,g I I 9X ' uni: Q rl E 1 V? mini' 1 , We Finally Received ,f ,Q v 1 . , V vw 6,3 g xx ' e.-'-1' M 4 1. Q- 1 93 :Q e -ff e - ,Q 'e 5 - v RX ' '- , - . x 1 .,- ' K 1 Eid e QU:-X .effiijglj . Uur Goveted Caps and Gowns S L53 - ' ' N X 'Q . 5 Q: ,- y 5 'F ,e x it AN. . ,,.. V Q 4 'S f Q R A3 Q S N as ' ,Q 3 5 1 1 9 ,, ,.., E .- Q if N X Q, is Z , Q' Xxxxxflyf. ' . 'XIII f , 4X g f ' f Af XE Mi? lr ff. Q1 '- X X X 'nf f A Q - ,.1,: 'X ,,,,. f ,f xg Ll A X f i W N x ' Wi ff' ' 'Vx 4----.Y ,, ...A- ,,,ff'r'1f.,NN 86 XX X I X , sk l Xili li if xx we X QNQ 'Qs X .ti x Q7 ff x X X f x , f r' if bf-X f rf - f .4 I I fjfiki' I if X we V i K X .Li f I X .. , , I I 1 44 jf i ' V ' ' . X 1' 'ar 4 - If 'V l l N Q ,-' - 1v- Log of '53 SEPTEMBER 9 I2 I8 ISI og 21 11 5 0 fi 9 III I I I3 I5 lti I8 20 ZAI School opens: looks as if the eighth grade and the freshies will take over the school. 303 of them. Nlowl Big day: pep meeting: Clairton game: new ma-iorettes march for first time. FutureFarmers walk the plank: finitiationj. Majorettes start baked goods on their way. Arnold keeps its jinx: score I3-0 first home game. lfluffman eleeled Captain of Senior Class. Records start spinning. lfirst noon dance. Seniors break piggy bank, order name cards. OCTOBER Y-'l'een initiation. ls this the way to dress? Seniors watch birdie: Ford City game: seore ti-0. Seienee firtion invades XV.lJ.: Destination Moon shown as first movie. Pirates lose course, one day off fVIiC2It'l1Cl',S Institutej. Braves stabbed by Oaks: P53-Ii. Rings flashed by juniors: lfreshies make Pa. week outstanding with various posters. Seek shelter! First state-wide air-raid drill. lfirst Coalagra payment: Chow line forms for Student Council spaghetti dinner. lid Lorie fliishopj and band play at first Canteen. Bold pirates become timid QReport eardsj. Simonetti stars with last minute touchdown: XVest Deer wins over Freeport 6 0 87 Log of '53 27 Candlelight service accepts girls into Y-Teens. 28 Spook Nite! Seniors hold annual party. 30 Free noon dance while teachers feast. 31 Bow ties and clodhoppers mark Hi-Y initiation. NOVEMBER 1 Game at Hamptong first tie game 6-6. 4 West Deer contradicts nationg chooses Stevenson for next president. 5 Seniors mount up billg order pictures. 7 W.D. trounces rivalsg 20-6. Antlers soon to appear in W.D. 8 Gals chase guys during Sadie Hawkins dance at Canteen. 10 Pirates receive just rewardg half day off. 1 1 Taps solemnize Armistice Day. 13 Special American Education Week programg Antlers presented to school. 14 Seniors honored at last pep meetingg Tarentum loses to WMD. 32-6. 18 First dress rehearsal of Mother ls A Freshman. Extra Coalagra pictures taken. 19 The play is on its way. First performance for eighth and ninth grades. 21 Senior thespians draw full house at last two performances. 24 Pirates pose for identification. Qlndividual pictures takenj. 25 Gym turns into circus at S. 8c S. DECEMBER 1 Seniors get first of guidance talks. 2 Tears shed as VV.D. loses to Aspinwall in first basketball game. 6 W.D. defeats Mars to win first game. 8 Seniors pay billsg pictures arrive. 12 Second movie Nanook of the North. 16 Varsity and j.V.'s victorious over Hampton. 17 School lets out 2 p.m.g teacher's meeting. 19 W.D. sheds more tears over loss to Etna. 23 Christmas party starts Yuletide Vacation. JANUARY 5 Student drivers tested by Atlantic Company. 9 Student Council Home Room Talent Show. 13 W.D. turns table on Hampton. 16 Mid-term Health tests given. Oakmont defeats W.D. 19 Slave dayg mid-term tests. Students view inauguration on TV in the gymg W.D. loses to Verona. - Operation Hayliftf' Life of the North Central cattle raisers shown as third movie. 27 Sock Dance precedes W.D. victory over Plum. 28 Magazine Campaign begins to pay for band uniforms. 30 W.D. continues winning streakg Arnold 48-MRD. 51. 20 93 Teachers' Luncheon Our Principal Clean-Up Campaign 'F' Lug of oil FEBRUARY Al Excellent speakers give Seniors a look into the future. Guidance Luncheon proves a success. I2 Freslnnen hold first social affair at Valentine Party. 20 A look into academy life is seen in the fourth movie, Spirit of West Point. 26 Girls only! Hotne Ec fashion show. 27 hl.V.'s down faculty in animal game. MARCH 7 Elaine Manifold and Don Bailey each place first in Forensic Contest. I2 Rose Huffman, Nancy Tabacchi chosen as new cheerleaders. IES Band gives first-rate performance under conducting of Mr. Bruno and Senior directors. I8 Future teachers visit Slippery Rock State Teachers Collegeg Freshmen see Ivanhoe as part of English studies. 291 Explosion rocks West Deer. APRIL l X'V.D. Band marches in Miner's Day paradeg Beginning of Easter vacation. li Back to school. 9 First evening performance of Our Miss Brooks. Juniors prove their worth as thespians. I0 juniors make Miss Brooks a reality in second evening performance. I3 Senior and junior boys hear about Navy reserve. 2l Seniors invade the H. Heinz Co. 22 Bazaar Booty. 23 The Old .jay Bird spins records while crowd dances. MAY l Hearts and Gowns scores a hit. Fashions and melodies enjoyed by all. -I May Queen fRose Marie Slenkovichj and King Qlfranklin Huffmanj and the Court and Escorts presented an impressive ceremony. 8 Prom-the juniors entertain the Seniors. A good time was had by all, agreed everyone after they woke up. lil X4 I5 Seniors do or die as they take exams. l certainly wish I had studied harder. I6 Enjoyable day at WVest View pushes out hard feelings of having a Saturday for picnic. I9 The Seniors really clown for their guests as they hold their atmual Senior Night. 20 North Park scene of Senior Picnic. 24 Baccalaurate. . . 25 Exams for tmderclassmen. 26 The Big Day . . . Commencement. No tnore will the Seniors send their laughter through the portals of XVD. 29 School's out! School's out! The teachers let the bulls outl Noon-Time Relaxation Who's Next Pennsylvania Week 1 sq, WSG -Ed SCX XOOKX fl-C, won F-Q K all Q ' ' U Sings tke Emu x W, Wong XMQAKS WX v 5. GXOV Cf QS Gouj 10,5 , X' Qfow emi ons XUQVKW3 x'rxc1xA? ,dxb 3 Ficql S GVXQRJPQV W. D. Hall Parade Student Council Handbooks Noon Dance WVh0's to he Susan? Stockdale Hardware Co. and Allegheny Lumber lk Supply Co.g 'll1ll'CllllIlll. Pa.: Plume: 'l':n'. I 120. IS:-sl Wishes Harts' Department Store: New Kensington, Pa. Cardont-'s lee Cream llarg IIail'dlim'tl. I'a. llairdford llody Shopg Charles vllilllllfflll. l'l'OlJl'lL'lOl'. l'ainter's Marketg Meals and General Nlertliantlise: llaii-dl'm'd, Pa.: Phone: fllll'llSXlllL' Ilitihk-IQ. Emil's Restaurantg Santlwiclxex-I,ight l.lIIll'lll'SI 'HX Cioml Plate to Dinen: Bairdftml, I'a. lllessly Mdioriniek Storeg Deer Creek: Phone: Gibsonia fl-3160. Russellton Dry Cleanersg Same Day Seri ice: ISi':u'kenritIge, 'l':n'enluin. and Russelllon. R. N. Norrisg General Nlertliantliscg Phone: Clurlisville li-R-Il. Curtisville llaking Companyg Spetialiling in Wedding llirllulay Cakes: Plmne: liurlisxille I2. llmnplinu-nls of Davis Super Marketg Phone: Clurlisx ille S1013 I. Geisefs Service Station and Tank Truck Deliveryg l'lmne: tlurlisville DISH-R-2. AIlen's Garageg .Xulu Repairing: .Xnlo l'zn'ls and I.uIn'ic'aliun3 I'lmne: Curlisxille9137-R-I2. George Dalson's Restaurant: Plume: Cnrlisx ille I52. PALIWlER'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions, Dmgs, Gifts, Soda Fountain Russellton, l'a.-Plmne: Clurlisxille 26 West Deer Sportsmelfs Club Cmist-rvzllioii Pledge I give My l'leclg'e as an .Xineric-:ni um Save and Fzlilhlully to Defend frmn lVasle the Natural Resourtfes ol' Sly Cmlnlry-its Soil and INlinerals, Its lfulests, Waters, and Wilderness. J. R. MONTGOMERY and SON Real Iislale and Insulanre Ilrokers: ,xg'l'lIt'l' Iislahlislu-tl l9II2: Rnsselluwn, I'a. l'llune: Klurlisvillt' itil Russell li. NlOlllgOllll'I'y. Sales X Credit xlllllllglll' Crnnplinients ol' the FARRASSO FAMILY Russelllun, I'a. WlLSON'S SERVICE STATlON-City Service Pl'Oilllt'lS fii'lll'l'2ll Repairing: .Xlleglieln .Xt'1'es, Saxtmlmllrg lllvd., RD No. I, lilieswifk CONSUMER'S LUMBER 84: SUPPLY CO.- For Complete Building IXIateriaIs tllleswirk, I'a.: Mr. l'aul I.. vlllllllilll, Owner: l'l1une: Office. Spr. l28EI: Residence, Oaknuxnl lfllili WARD MOTORS I'illshurgl1 Sl., Springdale, I'a.: liggie Milos, Prop. BARKERS-Appliantfes-Norge, IXIuun'olz1, Parts, Service H8 'l.Clllll Sl.: Phone: ED. 7-1519 and 1511.5-li98l: New Kensington, l'a. 91 The Finale Cast and Stage Crew That's A Joke Son Minstrel Twosome LIONS CLUB of West Deer Township Best Wishes to the Class of '53 Commercial Printing Company: Complete Printing Service: 1039 Pittsburgh St., Springdale, Pa.: Phone 1231. Miller Bros. Shoe Store: 908 Fifth Avenue, New Kensington, Pa. Compliments of Lewis: Ladies Ready to Wear Apparel: 5th X4 Corhet St., Tarentum, Pa. Perr Bros: Cutfilters for Men and Boys: 950 Fifth Ave., New Kensington, Pa.: Phone: ED. 3-8111 Dom The Hatter: Hats for Dad and Lad: Corner of 10th and 5th, New Kensington, Pa. Ceo. M. Burgart: Electric Appliances: 900 Pittsburgh St., Springdale, Pa. Compliments of Euwer's: Furniture Store: Phone: Ellison 5-181 l. Wise Shop: 865 Fifth Ave.: Ladies Apparel: Phone: EDison 9-9126. Chapman's Drug Store: Fifth Avenue at Lock Street, Tarentum, Pa. Compliments of a Friend. Compliments of Bordonards: Hotel for Fine Foods: Springdale, Pa.: Phone: Springdale 9585 or 75 XVeinfurther Hardware: 812 Pittsburgh St., Springdale, Pa.: Phone: Springdale 1079. Compliments of Klementric's: Hotel-Rooms: Cheswick, Pa.: Phone: Spr. 9804. Frank E. likas: Ditch Digging: Curtisville 42-R-2. United Mine Workers of America Local Union No. 3506 Russellton, Pennsylvania Honte Ec Model Glamour Boys Future Housewife? Making Blue Prints Atlantic Driver Survey johnny Ready-Sing ITALIAN WORKERS and SOCIETY SONS of COLUMBUS Russellton, Pennsylvania Phone: Curlisville 9126-R-2 EMERY CHRISTY Heating and Plumbing R. lb, No. 2 larenlunt, l'a. Phone: Tarenttnn 2259-j FRANK'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Auto Repairs-Painting littst l'nion Phone: Curtisville I3-R-22 ROCCO'S BARBER SHOP Russelllon, Pennsylvania The Peoples National Bank of Tarentum Tarentutn, Pennsylvania Brandt KJl'l'it'e-Brackenridge, Pennsylvania Bessemer Stores Inc. No. I and 29 General Merfhuntlise: Russellton, Pa. Consolaro Bros.g Kaisel'-Frazer Sales and Scrviceg ClllIllCliVlllC, Pa.: Phone: Curtisville 9108-R--l. Culmerville Hotelg Dine and Dance: Room and Meals. Stanick Restaurantg Saxonhurg lioulevtml: Phone: Curtisville ll3-R22. Culmerville Auto Transit Companyg Pittshurgh and viilllifllllllll Lines. Culmerville, Russellton Sc Cheswiek Transit Co. james C. Catherwood, EXCIIYZIlillg-Gl'Htiillg-Hlgllilfl work: Cihsonia, l'a.: l'h.: Clurlisville U9-R-2l. Congralulalitms Class of '53: A 8: M Mariottisg 516 Pittsburgh St., Springdale, l'a. G. C. Murphy Co.g 889 Fifth Avenue, New Kensinglon, Pa. Cooper Brothersg Band Instruments and Musical Supplies: 810 Fifth Ave., New Kensington, Pa. Storms' Hosiery Shopg For Practical Cifts g 9-15 Fifth Avenue, New Kensington, l'a. Turner Book Storeg 9l9 Fifth Ave., New Kensington, Pa.: Phone: Ellison 7-6711. Polish National Allianceg Lodge No. 1506: Russellton, l'a. Saul's Anny and Sporting Gootlsg 308 Fifth Avenue, 'I'arentutn, Pa.: Phone: Tarcntunl l826Aj. Valley Radio Electricg l2l East Sixth Ave., ,I1ill'L'IlilllIl, Pa.: Phone: 3085-j. Klotnplintents of jos. H. Vogel 84: Son. Miller Brothersg Cootl l nrnilure: 222 lfourth Avenue, 'l'arentum, l'a. 93 Our Llbrarlan A Passmg Fancy Helpful Advice Ford Colltertes Company Curtlsvxlle Pcnnsylvzmia Bc-st Wlshcs to thc Class of '53 Herff ones Company DEALERS ASSOCIATION Long-Stewart Motor Co.-Chevrolet Napoleon l'ontiac-Pontiac' West Penn Motor Co.-Chrysler, Plymouth Widmcr Buick-Buick Turcntum Motor SalcsfDeSoto-Plymouth QI. R. Rusiewicz Motor Sales-Hudson sts EIIISICIIISD Music, Please All Right, Fellas Snack Time What Part Do I Get? JOHN P. KADUK AUTO REPAIRING Accessories and Confectionery Phone: Clnrlisxille 21-R-I3 Rnsscllton. Pa. R. SIWICKI FUNERAL HOME Rnssellton, Pennsylvania GRAHAM'S FLORAL SHOPPE Flowers For All Occasions Phone: tinrlisville 63-R-2 Rnssellton, Pa. JOHN HUDAK General Insurance-Notary Public-Real Estate l!airtlt'or4l, Pat. Phone: Cnrtisville 75-R-2 WEST DEER TOWNSHIP POST No. 593 THE AMERICAN LEGION JOHN HORRICK-Meat and Groceries, General Merchandise Rnsst-llton, Pa. Phone: Curtisville 9016-R-510 JOHN BONGIOVANNI and SON-Distributors of Beverages Russellton, Pa. Phone: Curlisville EHAR-33 EGER CREDIT JEWELERS-Pay Eger Pay Day 'l'at'enlntn and New Kensington CENTRAL DRUG STORES New Kensington. larenttnn. anclSpring1lale, Pa. KENMAR HOTEL-The Meeting Place ofthe Valley New Kensington, Pa. Flowers For All Oc'casiot1s -LEHMAN FLOWER SHOP 208 llorhet Street Phone 838-J 'l'arentutn, Pa. DEER CREEK GARAGE--J. V. Harbison, Prop. All tnakes of cars and trucks repaired. tires, tubes, and accessories. Phone: Gihsonia 3-1580 DEVANDO SERVICE STATION-Used Cars and Trucks Clnlnterville, Pennsylvania CENTRAL MOTORS-U sed Cars Rnssellton, Pa. Phone: Cnrlistille -I3-R-Il Kcnnerdell's jewelers 8: Optometrists: l-Zstalmlished 188-l: Lenses Dnplicateil: -H2 Cor-het Sl.: Phone: 'I'arenlntn 158. j. W. Hemphill and Son: Men's lfnrnisltingsg East Sixth Avenue, 'l11ll'ClllllIll, Pa. 95 jgqxxxfxgxux -505 Gooa Qfuze fs Q C fn QT 'Ll 'VY C1 .X4QKx0f C Fm O nxt VS X C, 010 . 0 H viz O nc! Bilxffxg' 4063-ff Q06 Ckfmistv Q GQ O Soxkxiule, J lass PP X' 'YGXX cm, 'Quo mee, XGOX QOQQXXX mecxwomics at work 1 hw'- u 'f Q XL-9 -52' Q24 Xxioxn Com -X. XNQVC. O UXOXYQC wxxo X5 Q Ytc:-BNN-QQM7 , Qc' ' X?XomcCOf0X0OXgO0 K cum? 01411 A fx 3 gm 1 xis ff, QS QYTNXA xii VTX QGTTXCT CX 1 Qilnkxxx SCXXQYS eoxcf X.unCXvxG'Orx If C-, O r ,Cox Ofxof CCE? OQSXCXNX QM Q XCZNXTTXCXKS ,QQ Qnxl xc V Q I xtsiufcfi QTAXYXBY. A XYNCYE.. 1 4 - W Q 8 -A, ,X ' ' ' YQQQK pc cskkes W Bmw It WVent In! Fight! Team! Fight! WVarming the Bench RUSSELLTON HARDWARE AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES RllSSL'lll0ll, Pa. Phone: Curtisvillc 903-1-R-2 ZOCCKI'S-Mushrooin Farm Stan' Roald, RllSSClllllll. Pu. Phone: Curlisville l2fi-R--1 MIKE'S-Amoco Service Station Russclllon, Pu, Phone: Curtisvillc 126-R-ll ALBERT MARKIJOHN-Esso Service Station Russellxon. Pu. Phone: Curtisville 135-R-5 Best IVishes to the Class of '53 Compliments ol Local Union No. 3137 Iluirdforcl, Pennsylvania River Sand and Supply Company Builders Supplies Ready Mixed Concrete Clit-swirk. I'u. Phone: Springdale 355 GILBERT STUDIO-Candid and Studio Portraits Russelllon, l'e11nsylvuni:1 Bob Cleans the Fire Mrs. Henry-Mrs. Lewis Everything 0.K., Elmer? Helpful Bill Working? Pagoda- I 952 Prom li. R. IIZISUS.xlllllllllll'lFS1P517 lfourth Axe., New Kensington, l':i.g Phone: I-1lJ.7-7659. lIzn'ty's Nlen's lN'eztl': 983 Fourth .Xt'enue. New Kensington, Pu. .l.t1.I'enney tio., Intpg N25 Filth Axenue. New Kensington, Pai. lliIlt'i't'st Pastry Shop: 715 lfilth Axenue, New Kensington, Pu. George lirolln-i's lfloxwi' Shopg Next Door to Liberty Vl'lll'2lll'l'1 New Kensington, Pu.: Phone Nllflllilllllf Restzuuatnt: ll2l lfillh Xxenue, New Kensington, Pat.: Phone: Ellison El-9382. New Kensington I ,lK'N'l'lll'l' Co.: 931 lfillh .Xxen,ue. New Kensington, Pal. .Xrthie Nlillet' Nlen's XVe:ti'g New Kensington, Pu. llerlxes k Miller: fllll lfillh .Meuuep Phone: 'l':tt'entutn -1007. Stliwairll lh'otltels:1l25 liztsl Sixth Axenue: 'l'he llOllSCOl.1lllillOllS1lIlKlfill'lSQ 'l'ait'entutn, Pal. I oust's xlilflilg Stoi'eg31l2 lfilth Xxenne, 'I zirentutn, Pal.: Phone 1600. l'ittlei's3 l.:ulies Reauly to XYe:n': fill! lfilth Xtenue, 'l':u'enluni, Pu. SlLVERMAN'S The lfzisliion-First Store Wliere l zishion's Nlzltclietl with Quality :nul Depentlnhility New Kensington, l'CIlIlSylY2llIl1l RUDERT'S .Xppliutues :incl l'lzu'tlwzu'e ISIS lizist Sixth .lvenue Phone: 'l':n'enlutn 9-Il l1ll'0Illlllll. P1 EICH MOTOR COMPANY Visit Your Dodge lleztler 'lotlziy Ozilunont-New Kensinglon-'lurentum Best NYishes to the Class of '53 WEST DEER H. S. BAND BOOSTERS 'l hotnus Nlatrsili Gull' Station: Best Wishes to the Kllztss ol' 253. Nlirlizivl lholhers Nlll'Sl'I'y1 Cllteswirk RD. No. l, llox 650: Phone: Clurtisville lfl-R-20, lor that delicious hotne inside use cteznn-nizule with our fresh fruits ln season: Orcliatitl C l zn'tn3 Slain Gillespie: Phone: 'l':n'enluin 2358--I. .Xtres lieziuty Shop: Dorothy Kerr. l'1'opi'ietol'1 .xllL'gllL'lly ,xcresi Phone: Clurtisxille ll l-R-22. tloinpliinents ol' Robert Gain in. Mike llegol Poultry lfzmn: llziircll'ortl, Pat.: Grocery Stole: Allegheny Acres: Ph.: Curtis. Slllfl-R li llzirry ihlmuth tlonl untl tiencrzll Hauling: Gihsouiu, Pal.: Gihsonin Il-3360. l. XY. l':tt'l'ish Setwite Stallion anul l.:nulscztlu' xY0t'lx1lR'K'l'lit'CL'lxZ Phone: Clurtisxille I0-R-5. l'he New Grill: Open .XII Nighl : Illll Exist Sixth .Xu-uue, lllillfllllllll, Pu. One Woinzin 'I ells ixnotlu-r : Swt-rling's Dress Shop: 'l'urentutn, Pat. 99 Meet Arizona Julia Dances Green Mountain Boys Phvllis Norris: Your Stanley lIr2IIlOIlSIl'2llUl 'Q Curtisville 98-R-20. Wilhur likas: Garden Tractors X Lawn Mowers: Sales and Service: Gt1rtisville9S-R-12. l'lissee Gecchini: Shoes and Shoe Repairing: Phone: Gurtisville 3-3 ltil. Bessie Fulton Stanley Home Products: Representative, Mrs. Bessie Fulton: Gihsonia 3-3362. l.. B. 'lnhangh Grocery Store: Meats, Groceries, Notions, Gas and Oil: Allegheny Acres. Pa. Holzworth Service Station: Saxonhurg Boulevard, West Deer Township: R. IJ. No. l Gheswick Prato's Restaurant: Russellton, Pa. Freetltnatfs Super Market: 4'YVhere prices are born not raised : Russellton, Pa. Murrav's Market: Quality Meats and Groceries: Superior, Pa. QI. Bergenskv: Meat Market and Groceries: Curtisville 2, Pa.: l'hone: Gurtisville ti-R-1 l. I. lf. Sarver: Meats and Groceries: Russellton, Pa. Compliments of COCA-COLA PHYSICIAN'S PHARIVIACY Prescriptions and Sick Room Supplies G. li. Blackhnrn, Ph.G. Phone: Tarentum IW FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN TARENTUM vllkllllllllllll, Pennsylvania VALLEY PHARMACY Freeport Road Cheswick I Poults in Season: Meat Turkeys All Year: Phone: 'l'at'enttnn 3-6987. llnets' llrv Goods: Yard Goods, Gifts: Baby Goods, Notions: 107 Sixth Avenue, 'll2ll'ClllllIll, Pa. Xlpha Service Store: Appliances, Sporting Goods, Wheel Goods and Auto .Xctessoriesz 'larentutn ilaplatfs Shoe Store: Foot Wear for Youngsters, Pre-teens, Teenagers and Atlults : 'llztrentnnt l t Schwer's jewelers, Your jeweler: Home of Blue XVhite Diamonds: 215 E. Sixth Ave., larent ketchn1an's Men's Shop: 213 Sixth Avenue, Tarentum, Pa.: Phone 3397. li. Van Sciver: XVall Paper-Paint-Varnishes: 310 Sixth Avenue, 'l'arentunt, Pa. Marv's Beauty Shop: Star Road, Russellton, Pa.: Phone: Gurlisville 126-RM2. Wanda's Market: Phone: Curtisville 127-R-2. l'ipes : Groceries. 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