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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

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X x f X LZ, . ,f NX.-XV ACTIVITIES Page 53 CALENDAR Page 9-1 MAY DORIS McADAM Ways and Mmm MISS LARI BE RT C0-Spollsol' PHYL DeMATTEO C11-Editor BERNIE ORVOSI-l C0-l?l1.x'il1v.s'.s' Mfrrlzlgvl VIOLET MALOVIC H ISAX N E AMARA CHABALL X Typisfx 8 i c a Z 0 n In showing our appreciation and friendship LO a Leacher who has been with us for eight years and wilh Lhe Senior Class for Lwo consecu- Live years, who has made our classes enjoyable and our play a Lrc- mcndous successi- VVC, the Senior Class of 1954 proudly pay tribute to the man whose lll1ClCl'Sl2'llKllllg exceeds many but his friendship exceeds all- NVILLIAM H. POWERS 5 +-'l'h:u you will hc forgotten Eau' fa aaa ela44maZ'e Glaak llflceaeciie I Chief Big Dccr Altho' your days sccm long :md hard 'l'hey'll soon pass swililly by. .-Xml 'Lho you czui'L lac with us hcrc XVQ lbcl you by our siclc. NVQ accept I'or you your honor Most proud :uid hluuhlc hcrc .Xml in cycry wily Lo show you There nccd ncycr he ll iiClll'--- 'l'o11ll your cizissiiizitc lricuds So bc with us in spirit Our iil'iClliiS-ilill ncvcr 4-mls. I fm W jhmf' alien MEMS QfQa?Jw0AQL H ..4 .. 2 R, x . , . .V .Q , , r , , 75. . .Q ' . . lv J:-vfmruowf: M . 377 40.3 f ... iq 1 'ul 45' W L - 5,4 A. 5, ,,. f' f -A-- t X5 is I I puff' 'V ,, LJA ,gi AJ + ,- f . n.,,,.f, X ', -L ,, kk Az' 1 K . ' ' x x PM M , wg x ' y -- X 3 YW 2.5 Q Y A-'QYX x ' x X . s ' 1' 2, N . X J .. E- -X , XJ' .F AL 9 A K K r fn' ' 1 wh 3 K X, .fl ,. ., s 1 ' r' X X . ,A, ' X jlu JZ'- v , E 4 ff 12 X ' I xx W' . N . S A 9 X uw ,4 s K N gg-il gy-F,-g 195+ Mrs. Earl Stout txt 1 ,. be 54 G . i-. :gg ,I K u Q . it, Dominic Grill 7fLe gridded Robert Graham President Stanley Kasha Vice -President George Vranesh to it Max O. Siegel Solicitor Louis Costello Sec'1'cI1u'y George M ickl Treuslzrer 8 0W Mrs. Floyd London Thomas Marsili 7!w Uffice Qoace 'ig ft Stlperinlettdetzt Przfncipal Clarence T. Norris, B..-X., M.Ed. William E. Burns, B..-X., M.Ed. Pennsvlvania Stale University Duquesne llniversily University of l'ittsbut'gh University of Pittsburgh 70 me ezm af '54 My heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the Class of l954. Indeed, the Class of 1954 can boast a busy and productive four years at X'Vest Deer High School. ln scholastics, athletics, and other school organizations, the class has left a mark of real achievement and service. May your future be ever as success- ful as your four years at West Deer H iffh School. N Clarence T. Norris After four years at YVest Deer Township High School, filled with joys and sorrows of student life, you are now about to have greater respon- sibilities and enter upon a wider field ol' endeavor. As a class-, you have successfully carved out your past in student life and aided the faculty and administra- tion to make l'Vest Deer a better high school. As you begin your steps in life, we at X'Vest Deer wish that every effort will be rewarded with success. XVilliam E. Burns Superintendent Prirtcipill Mabel Mallory Elizabeth M. Doman Annabelle Yeloushan, R.N. Secretary Assistant Secretary School .Y1lI'Sl' Ernest Andriko, B.S. litlinlmoro State 'llC1lCllCl'S College Biology. I-li-Y Sponsor g .1 I 1 Q, X. S ,yy img: 5 t . N ,... Bruno Casile, B.S., Nl.litl., D.1itl. Slippery Rock State 'leath- ers College, Duquesne llni- versity, University ol' Pitts- lmurgh Cuitlanre Director, Student Council, College Clulm, jun- ior Varsity Basketball 0144 ' Jfanfd 'N I i, l l l Vincent Antonelli, B.S. University of Pittslmurgli Physical Education, Hi-Y Daniel Angeloni, IBA. Grove City College On Leave of Absence Military Service C x y N A 5 N Q F , tl 1 - ' if A l' - fx? lg ' m li 6 3 ' eslisi 1' 1- '- ff t X Pietro Colpo, B.S. Raymond Fortun, B.lScl. John Graff, B.S. Indiana State Teachers Duquesne llqlniversity Pennsylvania State University College English II, istory III, Agriculture, F.F.A. Sponsor General Sicence, Algebra I junior Class Sponsor l Paul Hcinrichs, B.S. jean Jaloski, B.S. jean Kraft, B.S. Duquesne University Indiana State Teachers Mount Mercy College Band, Instrumental, Chorus, College Home Economics, Home Ee Tlieory, Dance Band, Ma- English I Club Sponsor jorettes, lflagtwirlcrs wswzi Um dam eau Sylvia Mnriotti, B.Ecl, James Marsili, B.S.. M..-X. Constance Melnro, B..-X, Duquesne University Sl, VinCenl's College Sl. Nl1ll'y'S of Notre DRIIIIC Bookkeeping I, ll. Consumers llnirersily of Pitlsburgli French l, ll, English Ill. l,e lillucnlion, Y-Teen Sponsor Hislory ll. F.'l'..vX. Co-Sponsor Cerfle l'il'Lllll'1llS Sponsor Lenmnia Moraitis, B.S. Eileen Peusich, B.S.. Nl.lf1l, John Przybyla, B.S.. NI.Ecl. Angeline Schuster, B.S.. M.Eml. llnirersily of Pillsburgli University of l'illsliurgl1 l7niversily of Pillslnlrgll Duquesne llniversily English Il. junior Business Shorllmncl I, ll, Typing I, II, Business A1'lllllIlCllC, Eco- -Iournzrlisni, Office l'r:u'lice, Typ vlilillllllllg, Business l.niv, High School ,-Xclivilies Fund nouiie Geography, Business ing l, Antler Sponsor. Sopllo l .'l'..-X. COASIJOIISUI' 'lil'CLlSlll'Cl' English, Business Clulm Spon- more Class Sponsor, Pulmlie Rc sor lations Claire Tofani, B.S. Slippery Rock Stale 'l'C2lCllCl'S College Hygiene. l'liysical Educa- lion. Cheerleaulers, llllI'2l- mural Events Joseph Unites Duquesne University Driver Education, lfoollmll Conch Leo Zilla, B..-K., Nl.Ecl. Wes! l.il1e1'ly Slzue College. lfniversily of Pillslnlrgli Civics. Buskellmll Couch. Buse- lmll Couch, Varsity Club Co- Sponsor Swim Naam Stella jarema, B..-X., M.Ed. Duquesne University linglish, Latin. Speech, Senior Class Sponsor. National Honor Society, Senior Play Director Elizabeth Cunningham, A.B., M.lial. Grove City College, University of l'ittshut'gh lrigonotnetry, Solid Geometry, Algebra ll, Platte Geox Senior Mathematics. Senior lla zaar Club Sponsor X Christine H. Latnbert, ISA., M.Ed. Pennsylvatnia State University, University of Pittsburgh l.ihrariun, Coalagra Co-Sponsor, Lihrury Assistants tetry, H A V H -M M ' WVilliam Powers, 1s.Ed. Duquesne University History Ill, l'.0.D., Hall Pat Sponsor, junior Play Directo Clarence Monnier, B.S., Litt.M. Slipper Rock State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh General Science, Chemistry, Physics, Coalagra C0-Sponsor, Audi 12 o-Visttal Aids Sponsor .Zafif IJDQVS. f 0 MLA ..X 'ww 1,559 , 0 5. r ,rf,':5 .,3'? Af15 'hsv'M, xv ,ff if ...fl .r '4'.,l y2' '.1 'H.v' W, ,yr , ZX ,?N,..1g f gf ffx, Jxvqf Y, 1954- X xX NX N x WVILLIAM BUSH Bill Academic' Russelllon Basketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball 3.4: Class President 2,3.4: Freshman Class Treasurer: Canteen Chair- man 4: Hall Patrol 3,43 F. T. A. 3.4: College Club 4: Coalapra Co-Editor: lunior Play: Varsity Club 3, 4: Senior Play. Leader of our class for three years . . . always working hard . . . lead in Junior and Senior Plays. Vice-President GENE ALLISON Sam Academic Deer Creek Football 2,3,4: Baseball 3,43 Stu- dent Council 3,4: Senior Class Vice-President: Varsity Club 3.4: French Club 1: College Club 4: Junior Play: junior Class Treas- urer: Intramural Basketball: Sen- ior Play. Active in sports . . . diligent member of the Student Council . . . future math teacher. We gnlea in 51 President Glen Mmm Trrfaiurer Xi ll IDA MAY SA BATINI Sain Academic Russelllou Chorus 1,2,3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Camera Club 2.3: Student Coun- cil 1.2.3.4: Y-Teens 2.3: Class Secretary l,2.3,43 Ooeretta 1,2,3: Coalagra 4: Dance Band l,2,3,4: Canteen Oflicer 4: Senior Bavaar Club: Senior Play: College Club 4. C'ass secretary all four years . . . strives toward and accomplishes much . . . energetic and deter- mined worker. -9. Sr'cr1f!1lry JOHN J. MENNOWV Oz1tsic Academic Russclllon Chorus 1: Football l,2: Basket- ball 1.2.3.43 Hall Patrol 3, 4: F.T.A. 3: College Club 4: Oper- etta 1. Coalagra 4: Varsity Club 4: Senior Class Treasurer. Has special love for basketball . . . ambition is lo be a phar- macist . . . treats one and all alike. 1,1 '7fze gncfzawfecf Eaulfcfinq JANET EILEEN ALLEN jan Home EC Curtisvillc No. 2 Home Ec 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3g French Club 43 Senior Bazaar. Petite and cute . . blonde . . . quiet and reserved. l5lELVIN GEORGE BALBO Mel Gcncral Culmcrvillc Basketball lg Basketball Manager 23,45 Base- ball Managerg Camera Club 25 Varsity Club 3.4: Audio-Visual Aid Society 3,43 French Club 43 Coalagra 49 Stage Crew 3,45 Senior Play, Longtime basketball manager . . . medium height . . . handsome with beautiful hair. HOWVARD H. ALLISON Howard .'xCZKlClllll' Culmcrvillc Ti-Y 2,3,4g Audio-Visual Aid Society 3,4 lPresidentjg National Honor Society 3.4: Col- lege Club 4: Coalagra 4. Has proved his intelligence . . . wide range of interests and abilities . . . surprising wit. RAYNIOND S. BARTOS Ray Aczulcmic Russcllton Camera Club 2.3: Football 1,23 College Club 4. Crazy about motorcycles . . . enjoys physics . . . can often be seen at the Ches-A-Rena. DONALD WVILLIAM BAILEY Bcz1lllc General Deer Creek Hi-Y Presidentg Band 2,3: Operetta 2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Football usher 4. Outstanding baritone . . . usually singing . . member of the National Guard. THOMAS EDWARD BASSETTI .. Pip.. Commercial Russclllon Hall Patrol 4. Handsome and short . . . quiet . . . has caused many a girl to sigh. W eof Gun quluae ROBERT ANDREWV BAYP' Tozul G 'ncral lllilllllllllll Hi-Y 2,3,4 fVice-Presidentlg Student Council 45 Hall Patrol 4 lpresidenrjg Antler 2,45 Coal- agra 45 Football 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4 Our powerful fullback . . . well built . . swell . . . cartoonist. JOANNE G. BERTUZZI jo Ci mimcrciul Superior Business Club 3,45 Senior Bazaar Clubg Dra- matics Club 1,25 Operetra lg Ban 1. Cheerful and considerate . . . sy to get along with . . . willing to please. BLAINE C. BEDSWVORTH Blz1inc AC2lllClIllC Allegheny Acres College Club 45 Chorus 45 Operetta 45 Intra- mural basketball: Senior Play. Sincere and conscientious . . . always has a joke . . . wonderful singer . . . joined us his junior year. LAWRENCE DEAN BLACK I .zu'ry Aczulclnit' Deer Creek Band 1,2.3.41 Chorus l,2,3,45 Ope etta l,2,3. 45 Swing Band 3,45 Audio-Visual Rid Society 3,45 Student Council 25 F.F.A. I5 College Club 45 Hall Patrol 45 S pecial horus 1.2. Our drum 'major . . . talented p' nist . . . career-engineer. LORRAINE H. BELL IJurky Cmiilllirifizil Dorscyvillc Horne Et: 1.23.45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Brsiness Club 3,45 Chorus 45 Senior Bazaar. Nice dresser . . . quiet . . . loafs with Rose. ROBERT N. BODNAIL Bob .XC2lLlCIlllC Russclllim Football 2.3,45 Varsity Club 45 Co.lege Club 45 Intramural Basketball. Often seen but seldom heard . . . very nice voice . . . friendly. .IM 5 Q i i. ' 1 Rs 5 gi .- an 5 iss' - . 4 X A - lei-, N 1 14 Weil fbeea ,Fiqh DOLORES LOUISE BOZIC Dolly Coinincitml Marlin District Business Club 4, Senior Bazaar. Quiet and sweet . . . nice to know . . a true friend. ADIARA A. CHABALLA Am Commercial Bziirtlfurcl Band l.2.3.41 Swing Band l,2,3,4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Antler 3,43 Business Club 3.4 lPresi- dentlg Senior Bazaar Clubg French Club 43 Coalagra 43 Canteen Club lSecretaryJ3 Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. First female member of our Swing Band . . excellent typist . . . high-honor student. DELORES .IEAN BRICK Dee Commercial Rich Hill Road Y-Teens 2,31 Chorus 1.3.41 Dramatic Club 21 Business Club 3.43 Senior Bazaarg Operetta 33 Coalagra 4. Her future, third finger, left hand . . slender . . . classic features. CHARLOTTE ANN CHERAN Ch:n ' Commercial Curtisville No. 2 Business Club 2,35 Y-Teens 2.3,43 Antler 3,43 Cheerleader 2.3.43 French Club 4: Senior Bazaarg Dramatic Club l,2. Friendly . . . liked by all . . . still looking forward for an A in Shorthand. IANELLE CATHARINE BROWNING Janelle Academic Curtisville Chorus 1,2,3.43 Dramatic Club 1.23 YvTeens 2.3.43 Operetta 1,2,3: Band 2.3.43 Junior Play3 Camera Club 13 F.T.A. 43 College Club 45 Coalagra 4g Senior Bazaar Club. Band member . . . often seen driving her car . . . amicable. FRANKLIN L. CONTENTO Shorty General Rural Ridge Basketball 2,42 Camera Club 1,2,33 Coalagra 43 French Club 43 Antler 3, lEditorl3 Quill and Scroll 3,4. Unlimited ideas . . . always cheerful . . . originated his Shorty's Shorts. l I V 2 fl .N We .Slim 1 .5 5 W ROBERT E. COTTON Bob Acad Curtisville trol 43 Stage Crew 33 College Club 43 Co 43 Senior Play. Liked by all . . . always friendly . . . mined to go to college. NANCY JEAN D'AMIC Nance Cn I.illlc Ilaly Carneva Club 1,23 Dramatic Club 1, 3,43 Senior Bazaarg Majorette 2,3,4 1,23 Antler 23 Business Club 43 Senior Play. . . . stunning majorette. VERLIN D. CRESSLEY Pleasant Valley Loyal band member . . . quiet, but witty valuable addition to the Dance Band. NEAL M. DAUGHEIIT Doc Superior Football Manager l,2,3Q Operetta 1 ketball Manager 3,43 Baseball Mana 3,43 Coalagra 43 Stage Crew 2.3. Football and basketball manager . . talk to . . . full of mischief . . . s pictures. CHARLOTTE A. CROWE Deer Creek Camera Club 13 Y-Teens 2,3,43 Band etta 1,21 Business Club 3,43 Coalagra 4 brary Assistant 4. fulness . . . beautiful blue eyes. DORIS W. DAWSON Dottie Saxonlmurg Boulevard Senior Bazaar. Short . . reserved ways . . . dar wavy hair. 4 3 ,K X U X fy' Q -g l , 4 k 1. V. Football 13 Student Council 23 Hail Pa- Cute . . . beautiful dresser . . . always smiling Vcr General Band l,2,3,43 Dance Band 43 Chorus 4. Chorus 2,3,43 Camera Club 2: Vaxsity Club Clint Comme 'cial l,2, Chorus 1.2.3,-13 Sextet 33 Senior Bazaar3 'CDper- Pleasant disposition . . . overiiowing with cheer- Y-Teens 33 Home Ec Club 43 Antler 13 Wwked elnic lagra deter- O .nmcrcial 3 Y-Teens Operetta horus 43 'rl' General 2,33 Bas- ger 2,3,43 . easy to naps good , L1- General l-., natural y Y, 'ff i 7. sez 41.42 szwfwf. YVILLIANI T. DASVSON Bill ftczulcmic Culmcrville Band 25 Junior Play: A.V.A. Club 3.4: Omer- . etta Stage Crew 23 Intramural Ba:,l:etl:all 1.2.31 Coalagra Staff 4. Blond . . . hobby-sleeping in Trif. class . . . always well groomed. NORMA JEAN ECI-QER Fi-Fi Commercial Rith Hill Rozltl Band Manager 1.2,3,4: Chorus 35 Business Club 3.4: Dramatic Club 2: Senior Bazaar 4: Operetta 33 Antler 2, Coalagra 4. PHYLLIS ANNE DCNIATTEO l'l1yl .'hl'2lClCllllC Curlisvillc Nu. l Chorus, 2.33 Operetta 1.2.35 junior Playg Stu- dent Council 2.3.43 Majorette 2.3.43 Coalagra 43 French Club 3.4: College Club 45 Dramatic Club lg Y-Teens 25 Prom Queen 33 Senior lay: Senior Bazaar. Efficient and enthusiastic . . . tgp actress . . magnetic personality . . . attractive. DONALD C. ELLENA X39 Q 1 .ff-,av --Q-QI' Ns. K . - C1liink General llxiirclfmll Basketball 1.23.43 Varsity Club 3,45 Hall Patrol 4. Tall lanky basketball player . . . very lively . . . likeable personality. DIARY A. DIEHL Mary Attutlcinic llairclforcl Road Band 2.3.41 Oneretta 25 lunior play: F.T.A. 3: Library Assistant 3.4: Senior Bazaarg College Club 43 Coalagra 4. Always willing to help . . . extremely neat . . loves to play the piano. LILLIAN D. EVANEGA Lil Home Economics llccr Crcck Home Ec Club 1.2.3,4: Y-Teens 2,3,43 Y- Tcen Cabinet 4' Frcficlt Club 3.4g Antler 43 Senior Bazaarg Chorus 1,4. Friendly smile . . . well liked . . . loafs with Marlene and Mary Jane. l is QL 1 . K. tg Qiwinq '7fae Zi FRANK A. FARKAS llairtlfortl I-ii-Y 2,3. His comments are often heard in class never sad . . . witty. GAIL GIRDWOOD Gail Deer Creek . . . liked by all. HELEN B. FOGLE Speedy Comme Russelllon Band Manager 3,43 Operetta 33 Business 43 Senior Bazaar Club3 Home Ec Club Chorus 33 Senior Play. Contagious giggle . . . future is all pl: . . . full of vim, vigor and vitality. ROBERT GRAHAM Bob 1 Russellton Band 1,2.3.43 Chorus 1,2,3,4: Sw 2,3,43 Manager Basketball 12 Hi-Y 2 etta 1.2.33 Hall Patrol 3,43 Coalagr lege Club 43 Senior Play. Good trumpet player . . . small i but large in ideas. ALVIN E. FREDLEY Ike Agricul Culmcrville Did a splendid job on scenery for Senior . . . always brings joy. REGINA L. GREBECK Giulia C01 Russcllton Home Economics 1,2,4: Y-Teens 2, Senior Play. worker . . . loves to laugh. HK Frank Ce neral Academic Band 2,3,43 Y-Teens 2,3,43 Junior may: Oper- etta 1,23 National Honor Society 3, 3 Library Assistant 3,43 Coalagra 4: Dramatic Club 13 College Club 43 Senior Bazaarg S nior Play. Tops in any subject . . . pleasant Elzersonalily rcizll Club 1.2. 3.43 French Club 43 Mixed Chorus 33 Special ,nned lcatlemic ing Band 1,43 Oper- a 43 Col- n stature, lll1'C Band 13 F.F.A. 1, 43 Hi-Y 23 Stage Crew. Play lmercial 3.4: Sen- ior Bazaar3 Business Club 3,43 Coalagra 43 Possessor of beautiful clothes . . . hard V ' .- .... . 5 Vx iid 01841 ,azz ,ways - JOHN D. GRILL Sugar Academic Superior Student Council 13 Camera Club 1,23 Hi-Y lg Chorus lg Stage Crew 3. Class clown . . . often heard . . . dark wavy hair. MARY LOUISE HOHMAN Ch0oke Conmlercinl Allegheny Ames Home Ec Club 23 College Club 45 F.B.L.A. 4: Senior Bazaar Clubg French Club 4. Natural curly hair . . . congenial friend nice to have around. EDWVARD HERSTEK Eel General Rural Ridge Baseball 2.3.4g Basketball l.2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Hall Patrol 3,43 Varsity Club 33 Camera Club 2. A three letter man . . ood lookin . g g . . . well known. GLADYS M. IRVINE Gl:ulys Commercial Curtisville No. 2 Dramatic Club 1.25 French Club 4: Chorus 1,2,3g Majorette 3,4g Operetta 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,35 Senior Bazaar Clubg Antler 3,43 Coal- agra 4. One of our good looking majorettes . . . gor- geous blonde hair . . . full of fun. SANDRA JEAN HESS S mcly ,ltatlemie Deer Creek Band 3.45 F.T.A. 3,45 Y-Teens 3,4: Junior Play: Canteen 43 Senior Bazaar Clubg Oper- etta 3: Coalagra 45 National Honor Society 3.4: College Club 45 Senior Play. Came to W.D. from Oakmont . . . wholesome individual . . . W.D's only piccolo player. JERRY R. JANECEK jerry Commercial Dorseyville if I Beautiful red hair . . . good looking . . often seen driving his Ford. ,,,.,-.n vf X H! .Eau in 5 VERA KACHANUK Vera Commercial Rural Ridge Dramatic Club 2g Y-Teens 25 Operetta l,2,3g 3 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Business Club 3,45 Cc- lagra 43 Senior Bazaarg Junior Play. Beautiful complexion . . . tall and stately . . . always laughing. JOHN F. KRUPA Herk General Russellton Camera Club 1,2g Hi-Y 2,3,4. Always seems to be having a good time . . quiet to those who don't know him. ELIZABETH JEAN KINNIBURGH Bcity Academic Curtisville Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Dramati Club 2g Y-Teen 23,43 Operetta l,2,3g Seni r Ba- zaarg Soccer Team 23 National Honor ociety 3,4. Easy to get along with . . . quiet . . . honor student . . . plans to be a nurse. EILEEN LANE Eileen Commercial Deer Creek Bubbles over with fun . . . has cute dimples . . constantly talking about skating. GEORGE M. KRANKER George General Russellton Camera Clul: 25 Hi-Y 2. Quiet and nice to know . . . a gentleman . . plays the accordion very well. EMILY N. LAPITSKY Em Academic Culmervillc Y-Teens 2,3,4: Chorus l,2,4g Dramatic Club 23 Operetta 1,29 Soccer Team 2,35 Senior Ba- zaarg College Club 43 Senior Play. She likes everybody, everybody liken her . . . very good accnrdionist . . . bB8UtifIlll dresser. We B '7!w .S EDWARD JOSEPH LAYHEW Mole General Intlianola Famera Club 15 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Canteen 45 Ant- er 4. Keeper of the halls . . . wows Oakmont girls . blushes but not so bashful. VIOLET MALOVICH Vi Commercial Rural Ridge Dramatic Club 1.2: Junior Play5 Business Club 3.45 Senior Bazaarg Antler 3,45 Y-Teens 25 Coalagra 4. Beautiful brown eyes t . . sweet personality . . . Antler's best friend. FRANKLIN ALBIN LORENCE ' Academic Russellton Operetta 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,45 Band 2,3.45 Dance Band 2.3.45 Hall Patrol 3,45 junior Playg Camera Club 1,25 French Club 35 Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,45 Coalagra 45 College Club 45 Senior Plav. His motto is Chcrchez la femme . . . W.D's Benny Goodman . . . friend to all. BERNICE JUNE MATULIS June C0l'l1Il1ClCl'li Curtisville Business Club 4: Majorette 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,35 Home Ec Club 1,2.35 Dramatic Club 1 Operetta 1,2,35 French Club 45 Chorus 1 2 3 Senior Bazaarg Coalagra 45 Library Assistant 3,4. Snappy dresser . . . adores dancing . soft, sweet voice. IRENE C. MALECKI Irene General Curtisville Dramatic Club 25 Camera Club 15 Y-Teens 3,45 Business Club 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Operetta 35 Coalagra 4. Exceptional artist . . . friendly . . . eager to please. NANCY MAWHINNEY Nance Academic Deer Creek Band 2,35 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Senior Bazaar5 Li- brary Assistant 3,45 Coalagra 45 College Club 45 Senior Play. Friendly and cheerful . . . always willing to help . . . surprised us by her acting ability. +1 lru mtl' 1. X r E if. IX , X ' F.. We fqae .yndbmcffecf fn DORIS JEAN MCADAM llc Dc Avail Dorscyvillc Band l.2.3.43 Chorus 1,2,33 Y-Teens Operetta 1.2.33 Coalagra 43 Antler 2.3: cmic 2,39 Jun- ior Play3 Dance Band 3,43 Dramatic Club 13 College Club 43 Senior Bazaar Club. Happy-go-lucky . . . teachers headache . . . tall and energetic. JAMES R. MCGOUGH jim Cc mmcrciul Inclizmolzl Band 2.3.43 Antler 2,33 Hall Parro 4: Mixed Chorus 3,43 Ooeretta 33 Special Chorus 33 Dance Band 43 Barber Shop Quartetreg Senior Play. Kills a joke . . . our drummer boy . . . always laughing. EVELYN M. MCCOIKKLE EviC Cc Curlisvillc Home Ec Club l,2.3,4Q Senior Bazaarg ness Club 3.43 French Club 43 Dramatic 1.22 Operetta 1. mmcrcial Busi- Club Very friendly . . . always talks about lFrank . . . smile for all. ROBERT W. MCMILL Mickey A Rich Hill Road F.F.A. I,2,3,4. Wavy hair . . . ready with a q always with Charles. CLARK THOMPSON MCCREDI Deacon Agricu Dccr Creek N riculluru uip... E llurc F.F.A. 1.23.43 Hall Patrol 3,43 Hi-Y ll.3,4: Chorus 2.3,43 Band 3,43 Operetta 3,4. Our Indian mascot . . . easy-Boing ways loves a good time . . . helpful, true fi RALPH A. MCWHIRTE lVhiz A RllSSClll0ll F.F.A. l.2,3,4. -iend. 'icullurc Proves that good things come in stroll pack- ages . . . friendly . . . good worke 5- lv' -3 S ? 1 xi if fx , 6 we ' P. 0. fb., am! flhquca GERALD IV. MILLER jer1'y .'xg'I'lClllllllC Deer Creek F.F.A. l,2.3.4. Active in F.F.A .... doesn't take school seri- ously . . . one of the Deer Creek gang. ELIZABETH ELLEN MUMAIV l.ihlmy Ellen General Inclirmolal Band 2.3.43 Home Ec Club l.2,3.4g Y-Teens 2,3,4C Senior Bazaar Club: Senior lflayg Coal- agra 4. One half of our twins . . . capable leader of Senior Bazaar . . . PGPDY and cheerful. SHIRLEY A. MILLEIK Shirley Cnlnnierciul llziirclforcl French Club l,2.3: Antler 3g Senior Bazaar Club: Chorus 45 Business Club 4: Coalagra 4. Shy but sweet . . . pals with Dolly . . . will- ing to help. POLLY ANN MUMAIV Polly Ann General lmliunulzl Home Ec Club 1.2,3.4g Y-Teens 2.3.43 Band 2,3,4C Senior Bazaar Club: Senior Play: Coal- agra 4. The other half . . . Clemure darling . . sweet and sincere. WVILLIAM EDWVARD MILLER Ace General Curtisville Coalagra 4: Stage Crew 4. Billy comes to school just lo keep the teacher in n slate of dismay . . . keeps his classmates laughing. ROSEMARY MONICA MURRAY Ru Commercial Curtisville Y-Teens 2,3,4g Dramatic Club lg Camera Club 1.2.3: Senior Bazaar Club: Majorette 2.3.41 Operetra 1.2. Full of fun . . . peppy majorette . . . livens up any class. .1 1 J 1 y jar We Trike 01421. MARLENE LOUISE O'BARTCD Mu1 ' COllIl1I4?l'ClZll Russclllon Y-Teens 23,49 Dranaan: Club lg Band l.2,3,4g Business Club 3,43 Senior Bazaar Club. Plays the Fench horn in our band . . . with Charlotte. WILLIAM 1. OLAR loafs Milla General Russclllon Camera Club lg French Club 4: Hi-Y 25 Foot- ball Manager 4g Varsity Club 4. Very talkative . . . puts up an argument in P.O.D .... voted best dancer. LARRY EDWARD O'CONNELL Bones GC Curtisvillc Varsity Club 3,43 Football Manager 1, Our faithful football manager . . . n :Sie . . . has more office practice than Bernie . lncliaumlu Hall Patrol 3,43 Hi-Y 2.3,4g Va 3,43 Football 1,2,3,4g Canteen 3,4 2,35 Chorus 1,2.3.4g Junior Play Club 45 French Club 4g Coalagra Play. The man with the physique . . . the gridiron . . . rugged . . . a business. MA RY JANE O'DONNELL leml .3,4. el' B eriod BERNARD A. ORVOSH Xczulcmic 'sity Club Operetta 3 College 45 Senior terrific on Tl eye for Mary Jane Commercial Deer Creek Y-Teens 23 Business Club 3.4: Senior Bazaar Clubg Chorus 43 Dramatic Club 33 Li Assistant 4: Coalagra 4. Beautiful naturally curly hair . . . always with Lil and Marlene . . . charming smx STEVE E. PASKORZ Moon J Russcllon Hall Patrol 45 Varsity Club 3,45 For Hi-Y 43 College Club 4. Loves his bees . . . college bound handsome, blond. N. brary seen le. Academic -:ball tall .1 sf. 1 4 2 Yi lie. ,:, ' ...Q a fqncf F464 71ml We fjafwecf ROSEMARIE E. PAVLOVIC Rose Commercial Russellton Home Ec 1,2,3,43 Y-Teens 23 Dramatics 15 Business Club 4g Senior Bazaarg Chorus 45 Flag-rwirler 2.3.43 Antler 43 Opererta 3. Sweet and nent . . . easy to get along with . . . high-stepping flag-twirler. YVILLIAM R. PONGRANCE XVilIy Pon Academic Russelllon Often seen but seldom heard . . . Miss Ja- rema's Willy . . . good looking and well groomed. MARY LOU PERNICK Midge Home Ee Superior Y-Teens 2,3,43 Antler 3,43 Business Club 3,43 Senior Bazaarg Coalagra 43 junior Playg Dra- matic Club 1. Sweet smile. . . . pleasant to know . . . be- longs to the diamond club. ESTHER MAE REDDINGER Esther Academic Rich Hill Road Senior Bazaarg Chorus 43 Junior Playg Sen- ior Play. Came to W.D.. her junio:-.year . . . loads of fun . . . pleasing personality. ROBERT VINCENT PETROSKY Bob Academic Indiamolu Band l.2,3,43 Dance Band 1.2.3,4g Hall Patrol 43 Hi-Y 23 Operetta 33 Chorus 43 Senior Play. Beautiful printer- ... . enjoys his sax . . . has a knack for the arnsnc. NANCY HELEN REED Nan Academic Allegheny Acres Y-Teens 2.3,4: Student Council 2,3343 Class Vice President 2: Library Assistant 3,43 Sen- ior Bazaar: Coalagra 4: Antler 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Quill and Scroll 3,4. One of our best-liked students . . . always on the Honor Roll . . . known by her smile . . . beautiful hair. an Ma? of XX54ll MARILYN RAE ROMMES NIzn'ilyn Academic Curlisvillc Majorerte 2.3.45 Student Council 3,45 Y-Teens 253,45 French Club 35 Dramatic Club 1,25 jun- ior Playg Antler 2,35 Senior Bazaarg Operetta l,2,3. Always up on the latest fads and fashions P.O.D. pestilent . . . likes sports. CAROL ANN SCHAUIS Carol Allegheny Acres General Senior Bazaar Clubg Business Club l: Chorus 3.45 Operetta 3,4. Came to us her junior year . . . exe of our engaged gals . . . very hard wo er. MICHAEL DELMAR ROSENCRANCE Del General lndianoln Road Hi-Y 3,4. Quiet in his ways . . . flashy smile , likes to drive . . . always seen with Mike ind Henry. RUBY SHICK Ruby Academic Indianola Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,4: F. .A. 3.43 Student Council 35 Y-Teens 2,35 Seni r Bazaarg College Club 45 Sextette 35 Operetr 1.2. Topnotch personality . . . always iling or dreaming . . . a true friend. ROBERT N. SAGETT BOD Gererzll Bairdforcl Camera Club 1: Hi-Y 2.3.45 Coalagrzl 45 Stage Crew 4. Likes hockey . . . his hobby is cars . . . never loo worried about tomorrow. CHARLES E. SCHROTH Clmr Agriculture Chrislonia Farms F.F.A. 2.3.4. F.F.A. leader . . . never a dull moment . . . has his own particular laugh. 'A-me Wefz ' Qual' NIARLENE JEAN SCHWARTZ Marlene Home Economics Deer Creek Y-Teens 2.3,4g Home Economics 3,45 Dra- matic Club Zg Senior Bazaarg Coalagra 4g Chorus 45 Antler 3,4. Loves to dance and skate . . . LilIian's and Mary Jane's pal . . . willing to lend that helping hand. HENRY ALBERT SPOHN Spum1l1ezul General Imlizmola l-li-Y 3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Swing Band 4. A wise crack for anything . . . likes to play the sax . . . teacher's headache. JOAN FRANCES SKURKA jozmic Commercial Logan Rllilil Chorus 1.2.33 Bazaar Club 45 Dramatic Club I,2g fxgxtler Staff 43 Business Club 3,43 Oper- etra , . Nice to know . . . good artist . . . her future -third Hnger, left hand. FRANCES ANNA STEBAN lfrzm Academic Indianolu Band 1,2,3.4: Y-Teens 2.3.41 Library Assis- tant 3,43 F.T.A. 3,45 Coalagra 45 College Club 43 Senior Bazaar. Wrote our beautiful class song . . . college bound . . . cooperative . . . an exceptionally true friend. RONALD L. SNYDER Ronnie Academic Curlisville No. 2 Varsity Club 3.4: Hi-Y 3,43 Football 3.4: Baseball 3.4: F.T.A. 3,43 French Club 4g Col- lege Club 45 Basketball 2. The strong, silent type . . . wonderful on the gridiron, in the classroom, and as a friend. MICHAEL A. STEBAN Mike Commercial lntlizmoln Hi-Y 2,3,4g Coalagra 45 Antler 2. Snappy dresser . . . loves his accordion and the girls . . . always happy. W- w 1 Sa Gul lain '7!w Wada! Bert Club 4. l50ll W. Soupie BENJAMIN J. TRUSIAIK Bennie MARCELLA LOIS STOREY Marcy Commercial Business Club 43 Senior Bazaarg Chorus 3,43 Operetta 31 Coalagra 4. Bubbling with enthusiasm . . happy-gm lucky . . . earnest worker. Cheerleader 2.3,4: Senior Bazaarg Dramatic Club 1,25 Antler 3,4: Y-Teens 2,381 Business Club 3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,4: Junior layg Oper- etta 2,35 French Club 45 Coalagra 4g Special Chorus 2,3,43 Senior Play. Peppy cheerleader . . . has an array of beauti- ful clothes . . . neat and pleasant. TERESA M. STRZYZ Teresa Cmnmcrcial Business Club 3,4g Senior Bazaar: 2.3,4g Operetta 3. One of our prettiest seniors . . . has a smile and a polite word for everyone. ROBERTA ELIZABETH S Band 23,43 F.T.A. 3,45 Y-Teens 2 Club 1.2.33 Dramatic Club 1.2: A tler 4: Li- brary Assistant 3,4g French Club rl-tg College Future physical education teacher . . . always good for an argument. J. V. Football 25 Stage Crew 4. Ready and willing to serve . . . a quiet honor student with personalized wit. Camera Club 1,2,3g Hi-Y 25 Coala ra 4. Likeable . . . class comedian . . . ian always resort to the stage iclownl. ! joANNE E. SUVOY Cc ROBERT SUKANOVICH Ge neral . rmmcrcial Chorus WEENEY Gcncrul 33 Camera General Qs 3, A' 70 Wie 704.61 7!fe'ae .feamecf JANIES M. UTZIG ul'l1llTCy A cnclcm i c Russclllon Chorus 1.2.33 Operetta 1,2,3: Band l.2.3,4g Student Council 45 Basketball l,2.3: College Club 4. Plays his imaginative trombone in Lit. class . . . has height and intelligence. JOANN F. YANKO jo C0n1mcrci:ll Culmcrvillc Business Club 3,45 Home Ec Club l,2,3,4g Chorus 4: Antler 4: Senior Bazaarg Dramatic Club lg Operetta 43 Mixed Chorus lg Library Assistant 4: Coalagra. jovial personality . . . will do anything for you . . . beautiful penmanship. ROBERTA MAE WVATYCHOWICZ Bert Commercial Indizinoln Y-Teens 2.3: Business Club 3.43 Antler 3,43 Senior Bazaar: Operetta 19 Coalagra 4. Loyal friend . . . always laughing . . . easy to like. FRANK YENCA Frunjo General Varsity Club 2,3.4g Junior Playg Football 2. Black wavy hair . . . broad shoulders one of our best football players. JAMES YACONIS Mustard General Russclllon Football l,3,4g Baseball 3.4: Varsity Clubg Basketball 23,43 Prom King 3. Friendly smile . . . quiet in classes . . . man without a homeroom. F -Lyff fu W E ,, -1 Q Sf ---I SS . H as Y-favd66Lvmc. Mo-:Hy sw? J i X ', 5 ,Vh, Q QS9t'Ms5y f 'f A 1 Xia, SAR-I t l. ,. - ,,,k fpkmho Number, -Q--wgg' n S5 N. 5 :va 'Hag S X .iw . ' ' . 1-fx Tar AQQQ limos ..f 335 W Qi J A gk y. .A'q.,' ey-1 .. in . 451 ig is jwffg, A.,,k W I 'NW-'WW '.aPR'-sb B our CBC.-lo v5 ours A 9 FA ' A L ,4x J ff A gl WN , . K :Q , I -.. Q . .- .... ' - 2 :yay e :g,.,,LT-j , L K l I-if Yell S QSZQ 4 E A 4 3 SQ, X wg. ly' nf- . s 1 J . x K -1 I . I M , , v N Q A K: six y I . V A -w X 'S X: Q H - vs r I x A I r y, 0, ik' a 12 E r Lu' 37? Aix' f 1 4.2 1 7 , Q, ,.,455?f1f1, ' ,rf V 1 y wifi 9 Q 6, D 4 'W X px.-- . -- I '-'zearwf Z 4 wm- v . . :H , HW , ..j,..,,, 5:2 ' A U ' 5 FQ Wu' 4 3 pug I, 9511. IVF' Gigi .V -45 1' 'M mgef V., , , , ,.. :YQ 4 . -1 Ds- Y. , Q' , . 4. 'NNW' . f 'fin , , . f ' ' is: V, v 1 ' H .' I 'r xx 1 5 x J 1 v 12-B Row 1-Evanega, Storey, Kacha nulc, D'Amico, Mumaw, E Schwartz. Row 2-Pcrnick, Ynnko, Waty- chowicz, Reddinger, Browninfl Mnwhinney, Girdwood, Shlclc Murray. Row 3-Graham, Bush. Rosen france, B n y n e, McMillen Spohn, Trusiak, Balbo. Row 4-Banos, Schroth, Miller, B., Herstek, McCredie, Cress ley, Lorence. I2-A Row 1-La hew Malecki Nlntu- Y v y lls, Malovich, Contents. Row 2-Ecker, Snbatini, Allcn, Dawson, Crowe, C h e r a n O'Barto, M c A d a m, Hess, Strzyz. Row 3-Vaconis. Basetti. Mu- maw, P. Slehan, Kinniburgh, Suvoy, Bell, Miller, S., Rom- mes, Ellenn, Fredley. Row 4-Orvosh, Sngett, Grill Allison, Mennow, Petrosky Paskorz, Bodnnr, Greenwald. 12-C Row 1 - Sweeny, O'Donnell Deihl, McCorkle, Pavlovic Black, Brick, Bertuzzi, Grebeck DelVIatteo. Row 2-Olar. Lune. Foqle, Lnpit sky, Irvine, Schaub, Reed, Cha balla, Skurka, Mcwhirter. Row 3-Daugherty, Snyder, Ste bah, Bedsworth, Pongmnce, Mc Gough, Yenca, Cotton, Farkas - gwflf f Jsxffdwf MEMS. ,wvfdn 0- ,. ..,. .,,..L ..,,,,' .. ..,..' nv .,,.-'I U... .,. . Mu, Q. v.. ..-- .. un...-. , , A , ,,.... 1,, 1 , . f ,,.. ,., . M f '-1 M ., 1 , ,X ,fffm--fx x ? '4 ,-xv! 1 954 Z- ,.Sfx.,f- 4. 3. .46f' cm, v ' 3-tr -v---- .., --. fs ff X ' . :,: ig 4 ' w'Xv tQ,A J H F union CLASS COLORS: Blue and VVhite CLASS MOTTO: Semper Procedite CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose Three down and one to go. VVe, the Class of step on the ladder of our high school career. Our junior play, Two Blind Mice, a come around a phony government project, the Departm a newspaper man who took over the departmei nothing. Wfe feel we have achieved the success of bei to have an outside prom. The new atmosphere last in the memory of everyone. 36 Presfdenl ..,..... ......,. I ,OUIS VIDIC Vice Presirlenl ..,.., ..,... l BILL SMITH v Secretary ..... ..... . 'XLICE ANI IOLIC T1 'l'1'ensure1' ....... ..,...., X VINNIE MURR XY fAlways Forwardj '55, are ready to take that final dy in three acts which revolved ent of Medical Herbs, featured it and built it up into a big mg the first class at Wfest Deer of the country club is sure to sf X. 5 Abxlin lyke Allison, ll. Allison, S. Angelofl' Antolic Ashlock Bartos F 1 in 5 igx-ii i,' S14 - . . 5 lily, SLN so W H Bassetti Biagi Bodnar Baughman Bolm Bon in Brothers Buchanich Bunyan Chambers Chatary N I n Budz f 1 X Q N-L lark 'u Cochran Conlosh Corrigan Cowfer . Craig w Cunningham , Cushman D'Amico DeBold Dcmhaugh Drapella Edwards 2 fi! .Gsm rx. Z ,'.q,, . Zu If ff, WVQffZix2 I xp '51 ff?s 'iii I 51 v I 0- 001 005 Ekas, C. Ekas, F. Evans Garvcr Gedraitcs George Georgic Giesey Gides Godlewski Golojuk X Grubhs 3 I-Iabucky Hamilton 37 A 1 Ga Y -uf-f 'i haf: . 1 Q' X , 1 XA X 1 91 Q. , lan x if 51 Cv I W X 'ql:5!1,,. ka ' 1' x:N 1 in 2 fl ? E s 6 M C A222 'rsB. u v 0 70 Receiae 7fze Vw ik W' 5 if km Q . fx xi-4 Q 1. KV tr -Q. PA . - if 'S Y? Us A if 9 N if Q 'Y R lx ,Q 'X A uf ' A. li, in 4 w r xr W E8 L 'ik A wr 4 L1-:six - .,, 4- X'-vr .Hg . Egg. na, fs M352 A.-'Fl T' oc Sin H5119 Hibner Hice Hallo Hosey Hudak Hudon Hwostow Irvine junik Kacllanuk Kasarda Long Lavrich London Larimer Malovich Marks Massack Matas Mauk Mawhinney McClafferty McHarg Mehalic Metal Micklow Milewski Miller, D. Miller, P. Mohar M oretti Murray Nagy' Negley Negrich Nelson Newman O'Connell Ogershok Ostrowski Paloch ick Parker Petrosky Peluchetti 38 Alanna ,gi g r lf X i' H, gk , 4 fy - . w li We QNX , me Q! 4 A I , L! xx 'Ri ! y M ' ,. Q X NTI K 4, -jk-535.11 'Q ' ' N 45- xi' M S n - A 'g T X y ' r M 5 T L.. .-.,,...........,fXl , , Q '7fze .-genial: 01644 faq ' Pivni i Plosky X Q Podgomick A Radage 4 . Raynovich Rodgers, A. Rodgers, J. A Rodgers, R. . Q' - Rouggie Scopel Shaffer Ft i Sheerbaum K .,. . Shelestak Simonetti -. ' A Simonoff ' Smith V N H K+ u Smulick S i . 5 Solinsky 1 x Sonnie Spohn 6' Standish 5 D Stepp if Sterling 'Q wi i Stopchuck N :B w Stout Swaiko Q Tabacchi x Taliani 5 ,Q f Thomas XL Tomiczek Tominac Tonct Trusiak Utlig Valerio Vidic, L. - Vidic, M. Wadsworth WV alters Watt I t 0 I . ix ' Ai Whitico H Wilkinson 6 I ' Mg S ?- Young A L 'I' 2 H H 5' C' rio 39 Whitecomb 6- , Mai .Sl .Q 5- , n 3., Y K' X-1' . I J ,pal - L.. . .,1 . 4742- W 41, 1 .m ra V Q rg. l- x X 6 t nv E 'T' R K ! if A v 41' , 5 , I g LI'l1lUR TIHPS Ns S79 A , 'jf' '9'f'3'3'f Qgflfv? GET If QFF! E A ...5 mm, Sud ...ff l M 5 ,.L. f -' ' 1 QQ! k :xiiggfi J 150' UJHITK AND bQk, f,,55' fvrcffvsf' fi3Euo1rE0 ' A . i 'lnnfff A ffusaga-T? A ' A 07.3 6 A uqlrw E Q 43 , frilfifg 4 Q4 Q. Q '94 f fv Sapha 4 CL.-XSS COLORS1 Lilac and l'VhitC CLASS MOTTO: Success will be ours CLASS FLOXYER: XVhite Carnation XVirh the lirst year ol' high school liI'e behind thetn this class now began its sophomore year. It already is known as one oli the best classes to eonte to XVest Deer. They have entered into tnany ol' the social and athletic events. Their tnain project this- year was the S. and S. Party, an occasion which both sophomores and seniors will rentetnber. They also held skates and bake sales. X'Ve are sure they will continue this good record their last two years and become a class- to be rentetnbered. 'l'he Class ol' '56 extends its best wishes and prayer lor a speedy recovery to our clas-stnate, Rod Holnnan. 41 l,l'l'.X'il'I'llf .,... ..,.. l UXRRY l3lCMl3,XllGll l'ir't'-l'r1'.vir11'HI . , .. , .,,. CHRI, l'l.Xll,l'1'l l' S!'l'I'!?fIIfj '....... ,...t,.t,.. R OSIC lllllfl MAN T r'1'zt.vt 1 1'f't' . .. ,. CHXRLIZS FIZDIZROFF '7fze 5071111 ' A Alexandrunas ,X 4 Allison 'Y' ' 184 ' Angeline ff V Atkinson in-LX .. X V A S Bailey I A A, J Baker Bassetti . Batovich Baughman Baumgartel Beihl if - Beitko Bishop f Bizick V f Black , - Boles ' ' Bonin 6 9 HC 1 . 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W, w ' f-j j K N i: f f X - '-as-iq ml . fijQTzaI,,i1'Fgin:-lg' ,j3Ja55?'iQ'Y'?s.:ef'f'ffvqL zgsiizdi 1.. -1 -r..-sf U'.j1 5 ' 3 -1 'sy' - 'vw . 5 x,.'-jagiz.- .1 - -: 'f -- Q ,f1,. x -, '.gfff'5,f x ., ,X .ffm -V '. .,- .fgy T , ' - 5 55-3, r,,..x gg- ny,-,- .5 fn , IU , f ,V . . x K ' -. fr' Cv, 112 1 H' lx, R Q n l? 1 -f., Q...-.,'-x., 0 4 A355 im JSR Sw, ,5i+g,3g,z1i'f u 'R 4 ,: ,f r- f ,ff -.3 44a Wie the class of '57 entered the doors ol X'Vest school life even though many of us attended eight I'rzfsi1Icnl ....,... ,..., R ITA TALIANI I'ir'e-Pre.s'irIr'r1l ...,.. ...,.... R OBIERTA HESS Swcnlary '....., ...... 1 'HYLLIS MORGAN 'l'rvasurm' ..... . ..,.... .,XNNli'l l'A JAMES eer High to learn about high D h grade here. di Gras, into which all entered Our big social event ol the year was the Mar with festive mood. yVe have learned much and hope to achieve years. The freshman year is lots of lun, Keeps a person on the rung Clubs- and chorus, dances, too, Counting all, there's quite a few. success in our remaining three You've tried for cheerleaders, majo' If you didn't make it, don't think y- You've met new people, made new VVe hope lor you success never ent 46 v l rette too, uu're through. lriends, S. X Q 'SY 'hx . . ,b . ww, MW, Ee .als Xu . W L. W 'Q' r W . C F C X E N s .. K L V ,J CM X X. 1 LL,.. S. M32 'W' X evil., ,,hQ A if 8, A W' ' id 5 ,- .V' I kk W sg 'J 3-I . . .8 ' C ' aff? 1, - --H K I ix Aber Adamsky Aloff Antolic Antonace Baker, C. Baker, N. Barsolla Bell Benke Biagi Bodnor Bowser Brey Burns Calhoun Cessaretti Casserman Cinglc Cornet Corrigan Costello Crispin Danovich Danko DeSan tis Devando Divelbliss Drapela Droste Ellena Elter Fabec Fabesiski Fisher Formataro Gadish Garrett Casper Georgieff Girdwood Glasgow Goddreidis Gornick Grebeck Gurerrieri Hallo Hartman 47 I I .4 , G. -Ju :rx Q. Q C C v' 4 'Um C. li.. il C .1 sk. ! X X x ,Q an lv sl ' Ks. , Q , x vp alt iii x VNKA J 1 A 'L A XT? sp. of ,azz awww - x- X 55114 fx f in kazaa '1 ,fs-5 if M' 1 Q I . l . bl I lux. Q L V avi 6 x Q X s ah Kgs Y- xg F- L a M f' i X has ,. ' ' ' , 1 L FAI 1 . of jaw. of ls we in f sf M- - L. 5 s a Hass Hatlosky Hallett Helman Hess Hester Hibner Hudak James Kaduk Lawrence, J. Lawrence, M. Lemon Leske Lingle Ludwig Malec Malinson Manifold Martin Mauk Maxwell 1VlcCorkle, E. McCorkle, J. McCorkle, M. McKl0lf McMillun, S. McMillen, J. Mennow Moretti Morgan Negley Norris O'Barto 0'Connell 0'Donnell Olar Pallo Paskorz Pa ter Pavolie Pierce Pompe Polosky Potensky Preshak Prothero Radich 48 Y an -1 X 1' 5'g.u5M?,n L gf,Ex5:-Q1 as 5' -Q V ' 1 'z ja SWK, I im xl 'Bi lla. ' be 4. 51 I Q J But vzmyzz ga: 7fze sw., Wm lv f 2. if .Y ' K ' g u 4 I I it xx-'ji , ix a Rankin Raynovich Rcibert, E. Hice Reina, C. Reith Resta Rommes Ross Sadler Scheerbaum Schriber Schutak Sciolla Scopel, G. Scopel, R. Scott Scully Seamonovich Semprevivo Shamblin Shorts Simonetti Skurka, E. Skurka, P. Slemick Slenkovich Stanesky Stanish Stepp Taliani Tanner Tassotti Type Tomiczek Tomsko Toth Trevellini Trocka Troup Virgili Vorp WVacker Watt W eton Whitecomb Yates Yourish Zondrich 9 ' I M- g' 6. .X ,3- 1.. im G 5 18 'S -Q , -' Q .-- 4 .:i ' sl - ff R , X' ,xY'X.ALg I if, ix th, mt IA. TJ 'Z , O Q' an zghh Qaacle Row 1-Paskorz, Sakara Row 2-Reid, Craig, Pierce, Row 3-Nagy, Snyder, D., jcnnie K. Bittner, 15.5. Margaret Girdwood, BS. Culifornizl Sllllc 'iiCZlCllCl'S Ohio Stn lc University College English, Reading xi1llilClll1lIlCS, Scicncv, Spelling 8-A Cox, Johnson, Lardin, Jurush, Hill, Perme. on, Duncan, Radonovich, Hegal, M., Sankovich, Sxorez i, Leight, Baker, Raynovich, Truckley, Schwartz, J., Myers 8-C Row 1-Chambers, Mennow, Louiseg Mennow, Lois, Pennington, Farkas, Newman, Suknnovich, Murray, J., Lusk, Lane, Dembaugh, Simonetti, Brolley, Snyder. Row 2-Horchnr, Gregor, Cressley, Bozic, Maccagnon, Peluchetti, J., Pussic, Murray, G., Cunningham, Micklow, Boggs, Henk, Beitko, Mahnick. Row 3-Graham, Wood, Wells, Ker- leski, Fuhrer, Edwards, Wisnick, Kanary, Sukosky, Beach, Kristoff. RTR' K f.X'Q5'..1'S'-'f'1f Q'TIn'ic' ., . ' 'N'-fi W ,k fj-QAEL .. '.ff,- .4-r .w-vff-,- ,fn-1 rv Y - .L . K 'S' ' Y. , i I .- ......wv-,-QQ. K' ', 8-B ow 1-Resta, Bnvankovitz, Schwartz, jackson, Heck, Dnlgish, Beaufort, Whitico, Peluchetti, A. Hegel, M., bCt'll'0lh, Gndlewhkl. ow 2--Slimick, Negley, McKay, Miller, Howard, Bucci, Gloz, Tnssotti, Flores, Vulcelicli, Hegol, L. ow 3-Blostic. Tokns. Marshall. Remo. Pasnk. Burns, Gruhles. B'zich. . . if X x'-. . xg. S , N . john Piazza, IEA. George Sipcs, lS.S.. M.li4l. University ul' l'illslJm'gll Slippery Rock Stale 'I'c':lc'l1c1's History, Hczlllh College l'niwrsilv of Pillslmurglm 4Lcnglul1l1y,'XV1'iling,Art 040016 Ranma 8-D Row 1-Weaver, Proco, Hamer M n k u t a. Trevellini, Solomon, Uchic. Chnrney, Radovich, Boy- nick, Ballas, Schmitt, Craft. Row 2 - Spicher, Scnpel. Biagi, Mawhinney, Jamison, Hellman, Black, Schustic, Puskar, Cecchini, Kaduk, Telosky, A. Row 3-Allison, Norris, Adams, Lor- ence, Paugh, Hazlett, Junik, El- lena, Sweeney, Atckinson, Salvati. Gruden, Murray. J. Aa d e d B U- 11 d 1411 Row Row Row Row Watychowicz, Suvny, Smith, Contents, Petrosky, Bayne, Layh Jw -DeBolcl, Sonni, Swecny, Fulton. Kirchner, Baker, Chaballa. Ma d Skurka, Yanko, Pernick, Reed, H.. Lauschus, Prothero, Willni' , Bishop, Hice. iiovich. , Sngi. Large, Schwartz. Scopel, Buchnnich, Reed. N., Erskine, Ulzig, Irvine, Evanegn, Tominnc. Hudon, Cheran, Pzwlovic. lz111I11r ...4..4..4...,...... ,... C11-l'I1Iilr11' ..,....... A.v.v111'i11I1f 151111111 l'VlIl.Y1S ,..,........ .. .S j11111.x 111' ....,.,...,, 'I'1112y mug I111f11' 11111111f.s' are forever vi the nlezlns oi paper. l R.XNKI.lNC10N'l'liN'I'0 .. ., l5ll,l, SMITH 1 ..... .. .. ..., ...NANCY Rlilill ,. , 1XBI.XR,X KIll.XB.Xl,I..X YIOI.li'l' XI.Xl,OYICIH .. HRS. SCZHl'S'l'lCR I 11111112 six 1111111'.s'l .v1f1'11i11f1 111611: 1 D 11 1111' 1111 1 L'lIlfZU.' 11140 ll'111f1'1f 111111 ll'1111I 111111 111711611 1-11111 1111111 111111 IV1131 111111 IV1111. -Kipling. These are the six innporlzinl elements in newspaper writing, Our student Ai0lll'Il1liiSlS gil oi' the in1po1'lzn1ce ol' news. By helping I0 WVl'llC and edit Il school newspzlper one beconies- more ziwnrc ol' the Lrenlendous !'CSlJ'OllSiiJiiiliCS than rest upon expression we cull the news- ucfia- Tfidual 14 ' Row 1-Allison, S.. Mountsier, Tonet, Allison, H. Aww Z-Dawson. Balbo. Grubbs, Black. l'n'.xitir'11I HOXY.XRl3 .XLLISON .S1'r't1'I1l1x' , , ,... .. IARRY ISIAKIK .Ni!7UlI.Y0l' ,. NIR. NIOXXIICR 'l'he Visuztl Aids, tts- it is known in the srhool, is one ol' the tuost active clubs in the school. The flub hats at two-lolcl pttrpose. One is to show :incl secure the tnztny eclttczi- tionztl Iilnts- shown in the clztssrooins zthuost tlxtily. The other is to provide przteticztl experience :incl to develop at sense ol' respon- sibility in the cztrelully selected inetnbers. During the year it hzts been the prztclice ol' the club to sponsor two evening trips lor the members to chosen points ol' interest. 55 Qc Row 1-Malovich, Chaballa, Bayne, Suvoy, Graham, Snbatini, Bush, wood, Lorence, McAdam, Contenlo. 2-Lapitsky, Pernick, Storey, O'D0nnell, Grebrk, Browning, Miller, Reddinger, Knchanuk, Irvine, Staban, Malecki. 3-Deihl. Crowe, Lnyhew, Trusiak. Steban, Rosencrnnce, Bed Catton, Olar, Matulis, Mumaw, E., Mumaw, P. Row Row Co-lirlilors ....,.. fiU4lfIl.YiH!'SS M1 Cn-.S'j1rn1.1r11'.v ..,.. Much 112111 the VVest Dem hours were zlssenxhling i CSS2ll'y lo lin wish to llllll project. IL has bee1 you 21 part 0 wilh you 21111 , Orvosh, Reed, Daugherty, Gird- iw Mawhinney, Hess, Watychowicz, Ecker, sworlh, Mennow, Saggelt, Balbo, Miller, .. .. ...... . ...... l'HYI. l7eM.-X'l I'li0 BILL BUSH IDA NLXY S.XlS.Yl'INI BIHRNARD ORVOSH llIllg'l'I'.Y ...,......., M155 I,.XNllllaRI MR. NIONNIIZR l work has gone into I7l'ClJ2l1'lI1g rr High School fl02ll2lgl'Zl. Many spenl glllllffflllg 1nz11eriz1l. L, Zlllll raising the luncls nec- amcte Lhis hook. We, the stzlll, 1k all who helped with this 1 lhe desire ol the stall' to give I' VVest Deer than will l'CIl12llll ays. 56 eazzeqe ew Row I-Lnpitsky. Hudon. Utzig, Girdwond. Stelmn. Bicnnicli. Redcllnger. Mawhinney. Hess, Shick Row 2-Snbatini, DelVlatteo, Browning, McAdam, Sweeney, George, Dcihl, Hwoslow, Tnliani, Maleckl Huchk Whilico. Row 3-Tonmchoff, Loi-ence, Chnrtary, Grill, Cotton, Snyder, Utzig, Bayne, Graham, Black Lnyhew Bedsworth, Rogers. Row 4-Bush, Allison, Bodnar. Buttyan, Tonct, Smith, Paskorz, Mennow, Orvosh, Yenca. 1,I'I'.Xilll'lll ,, . ..... JOHN NIICNNOXY .N'fm1l.x'n1'. . DR. C.XSlLli lhis is thc initial yczu' lim' ilu- College Club. ll uucler lllc czlpzlhle lczulcrsllip ol' Dr. Bruno Clznsilc, guiclzmcc c'ouusclor. rllllt? solc lllll'lJOSC ul' tlur club is to supply slud- Culs who :irc college bound with the llll.0l'- mzuion rn-quired to cuter collcgc :mil also lu zulswcr the mzuly qucslions which may arise. lg 'LAIU I I If l , ly,6z1LN.! EXW!!! gl' mln 852 57 Qulwle gamma iq . Row 1-Elms, Lzlyhew, Rodgers, Bowser, Paskcrz, Mcwhirter, Maxwell, Sempervivo, Restn, Simonoff, Witns, Skurka. 2-Fredley, Welon, Miller, D., Rosencmnce, Pzlter, Shelesmk, Watt, McMillan. Custer. 3-Mateckn, McCrcdie. Miller, J., Sheerbaum. Devando, A Hohman, B. Romanovich, Scroth. Row Row l'rr'sirl1'HI I'ir'r'-l'r1'.x'i1l1'l1I Sew r'lrl VVV 'I'l'1'II.XIlVl'l ',.. .. lfl'fHH'fl'l'.. , .YI'IIlilIl'l ,,.. .. .S'jmn.wr .. the :t Il is mztintztitt at ztgricullure tion :ts ol' their lillllll itlett ol the l .l ..X very closely Pztrliztmen part ol' thei been the cu from the flu instructor tu 43 ' - 58 Kachnnuk, Bnughman, Devando, Hnzletl, ntolic. Klebine, Simonoff, Hohrnzm. R.. .. . .. ALVIN lfRl'1DI.liY .M ROISICRT NlcNlll,l.lCN R.Xl,l'H Nlt'XVllIR'l'liR , . KIIARK Nlt'11RlClJllC DAN ClllS'l'liR ..,,. . . CIH.XRI,liS SCRUTII . . , ,. ,... MR. fLR.Xl l-' im ol' the l .l ..AX, to Create :mtl reztl interest in voczttimiztl while furthering their etluc'zt4 'e lztrmers ol' flmericzt. BCCZIIISL' licztl memhersliip the activities :mtl the 2lgl'll'lllllll'C classes :ire !ittcm'pm':ttc-tl. ltztry lJ1'oc'eclttre is stressed :ts at r eclttczttimiztl training. It hats stom that every your at group b go to Hztrrishurg with their tztke in the State l lll'l1l Show. 'l in Mt, 4 gsm Zzulwze Bu ' .feacfmfi of Nmmica, M wr 'hh nf Mk I 4 4 ... t.. ' W. ,,,. , .- , , , . . , 1 4 E . ,, . , V , N , V as ,- , ,- . A w E ' ll.. 4' - x NN' k A ia-S Vw' A , 'Q-1 ' sf. t ' i' ' - 'L ' ,D -- A ' .f 5 y, gni -.. K ,Ah x S A A , , x t. . in ,, y A, 'K 1 Y, , . L v ,5 W. . , ,I t .Q - X Q -X ,, V ' ' ' V ' N .' ' 4 f tv -A . . x .. K. . . nm -31, t .Xxx nys ISK.. S - al '41 -5 Y, 4, - W. -1... It A 1 'U , ,A ,..-',+ A., n - K- 4 . , 'Q .,.,f . ti, s ' ,. , V , . , nf--' -V ' W ,. -, Q ' '. .... . ...-... ..-4.1 ., '-.-., ... ......-r . ...ph ....- .-,,. A- -,--.--AY ....-... - ---M 1-M, . V V Row 1-Pivni, Pernick, Bozic. D'Amicn, Mntulis. Skurka. O'Barto. Chernn. Crowe. Milewski. Smulick. Row 2-Knchnnuk, Pelnchetti, Micklou', Spicher. Cochran, Biage, Long, Ashlock, Allison. Gides. Strzyz, O'D0nnell, Ynnko, Miller, Malovich, V. Row 3-Bertuzzi, Whitico, Nlurraly, Bell. Pnvlovic, Vidic, Grehek, Irvine, Suvoy, Mcfforklc. Ogershock. Nlorretti. Fogle. Rogers, Grunden. Wfntychowicz. Row 4--Malovich R., Kasarda, Rnynovich. Tnbncchi, Radage, Plosky, Schaub, Ecker, Tominac, Chabnlla, Storey, Brick, Stanish. l'rf'xl1Ic'nl XXI XR X FII XB Xl I X Vifl'-l,7'1'.VifIt'II1 ..,.... ,.44,4., B LXRY -IANIC KTDONNICI Sl'l'7't'1IlIkf' . ,..4. .... ,...,. ' A K.l.X R.XD.XC-lu 'l'n'11.v11n'1'... ., DC l0'l'HY CIIJICS X!70!l.VOI'. ...... . , MR. I'RZYl5Yl,.X The Future Business Leztclcrs of :Xll1Cl'it'2l is :tssocizltcd with thc Nzttionztl Organiza- tion :mtl untlcr thc s.ponso1'sl1ip ol' Mr. Pl'lylDf'lll. The purpose ol' thc club is to have speakers und interesting ztctivitics for tllosc about to cntct' thc business world. UW: 59 Row 1 M1SilhIlh0 H'ud1k L Whltecomb L Ku' hner. Morgan, II Row 2 Sweeney Hud-nk G George Balley Bxumgartel, Bnughnml Row 3 Steban Hess Butty1n Bush Snyder Browning. Burns. Lnrg l,l'f'.YfIll'Ill,.. .. Sf'r'rr'lrlrVx' . , . 'l'rr'r1.x'1n'r1', Cn-.S'jmll.vrn'.s The N011 si-wings into suulcnls im ion. This is SlllllClll tcm slzulc ICZICIICI Qaewh Glad .M -- - .r W.,-K s .. ... f ...L - s tr 1 . .. -. fr Row 1-Vnsilchik. Evnnega, Sweeny, Angeloff, Caserman, Bell. Kirchner, Petroff, Cushman, Massimino, Allen Corrigan, DeMalteo. Row 2-Rommes, Matulis, Cheran, Huffman, McCorklc, Suvoy. Irvine. Irvine, G., Georgcff, Skurkn, Bnughman Bucanich. M., Bucanich, J., Fogle, Rodgers. Row 3-Olar, Balbo, Newman. Parker, Yates. Tenet. Orvosh, B.. Snyder, Ogershok. Orvosh. D., Reith Venesky. Contents, Schriber. I'nxvi1l1'1tl ..,.,.,.. ,,.,... RlCl'l.XRD OGliRSI'lOK l'ir'f'-l'rr'xi1I1'nI .,,...., ,....... N IYRNA KIRCHNIER .N'1'r't'rIr1t'.v,, ..,.. ....,.. , . ...,,. ,IOANNIC M.-XSSIMINO 'l'rf'nxt1n'r ....,.. .. ,. .. ,,...,. . ...... DON ORVOSH l,l'Ugl'llllI C,l1lil'I1llllI .. . ...,... RICH.-XRD CORl5li'l l' Sjmnmr .. .,,. ,,..,, N HSS Nllil..XRO Le Clercle Frztnfztis exists lor the enjoy- ment :tnd the henelit ol' all French students in the high school. There :tre no ztcztdelnic' requirements other than thztt the boys and girls be French students-pus-t or present. 'l'he progrztnts ztre plztnned to help- the students understztnd Frztnfe, her people, her culture, :tnd her wztys ol' life. A unique leztture ol' the rlub is thztt no English is permitted to he spoken during the meeting. 61 ,- Ala!! Pal al Row 1-Cotton, Black, Graham. Bassetli, Petrosky, T., Dalugherty, Bnyne. C . Row 2-Bush, Devando. Orvosh, Petrosky. B., Ellena, Mc Row 3-Vidic, McGough, Pnskorz, Herstek, Mennow. Stop l r1'xi1lr'11l ,.4,,.,. I'ir1'-l'rz'si1l1'r1l S1'1'n'Iury ....., . ' 'l'rf'rrs1n'vr ...,.. . I Y IUIIMII' ,, The purp ing Lrallic: l students nm the halls, Ili' only I0 the Other dulim clear durin Lrallic to an redle, Lorence. chuck. BOB BAYN IC if fi klllilimS'l'Ol'K1HUCK . BOB CIO'l l'ON . .,,....., BOB GKXHAXI NMR. l'OlVl'1RS use ol the Hall Patrol is direct- rn and from classes. By making ve quickly and safely through gy have done a great service n0L sfliool but also to the students. include keeping llic halls g class hours, and directing d from assemblies. 62 Jfame Zcanamiat Row 1-Rcibert, Lorrettn Bell, Bowser. Quinette, Schriberl, Lorraine Bell, Allen. Tedcsco, Budz, DeAnglis. Row 2-Scopel, Paskorz, Zrelek, Scully, Shorts, Yanko, Nlumaw, E., Nlunmw, P., Hibncr, Scopel, D., DcBold, Corrigan, Milewski. Row 3-Storey, Kallaway, Stipetic, Haloostock, Evans, Grebclr, O'Connell, Spohn, Proco, Nollcer, McKalIofl', Mccredie, Yalcimczyk, Mcccrkle. Row 4-Thomas, Pnvlovic, Simonctti. Grcbek. R., Evnnega. Schwartz, Schaub, Olnr. Silnonetti, Mcwhirter. Bizich. Pnvlovic, Tassoni. Fogle. I'rr'.riflz'HI.,. 4.4.,..., ...,.,......,,., . .LINUX liV.-XNS lifI't'-P2'l'Xillt'Ili ..,..,, NAXDINI-I O'CONNlil.l. Sz'r'r'f'I11rr .,,. ,..,... ..,....,....... . , l'.X'l l'Y BVI!! 'l'1'r'f1.mn'r'. ,. ,... .. ..Gl.ORl.X SC0l'lil, Nlmrixor ,,.. . ,... MISS KR.Xl 'l' This club is only lor girls who have ulken Home lit'0ll0lIllCS. The club is under thc sponsorsliip ol Miss Klillil. who has been giving thc girls various instructions on bel- lcr liomcmzlking. The main ziclivily ol' this club is thc picnic' in the spring. This clulfs ziclivilics zirc vnriccl, bul thc girls really showed their ability whcn lhcy hzikccl cook- ies for Lhc Tiny 'Vim Drive. 63 j. Row 1-McClnfferty, Tomiczek, Mahalic, Rosencrance, Kr: Row 2-Orvosh, Krupa, McHarg, Bonin, Salggett. Row 3-Layhew, Steban, Bayne. Rouggie, Snyder, Chai-mr' l,Vl'.Yflll'7If .,.....,.. Iliff'-I,l'f'.Yfll!?l1l, Sf'r'rr'I11ry . ,,.,. 'l'rf'r1.vln'1'r. ,. Clmplniu .. . Sf7UII.YUl' .....,, . IL is thc li higher Sllllli school by wl ship. Une o Hi-Y perlo Operation . 5 Wi lfxfi Cllirislmzis lu p . f ol' the most W :irc the :mm SllC'l'CSSlilll 1 l'li-Y hziskcll inker. Mccredie. 1. .. ,..,,.... DON.XI.D li.XIl.liY . ,,........,,H,.,,l5Ol5 l3.XYNl'. ,., ..4,. ,BERNARD ORVOSH . .,........ l'.Xlil, 'lONIlK,ll',lx .,...,CI,.XRK Nlc'Clllil7IlC ...... ..... , NIR. .XNDRIRO urposc ol the Hi-Y lo K'l'C2llC ll :ml oi' Clliristiziii living in the lolcsomc lellowsliip :incl lczulcr- l' thc more direct services the rms lm' thc community Sillllll Claus, the giving ol' ys to Cllilllfell ol' thc' zirczi. Two llfllbllllll' zlclivilics ol' thc club :il PCnuy Auction :incl El very f1ll'lll'llD2lll0ll in the Valley :ull L0lll'l11lIllCI1lS. 64 I .Ei Hua! Row 1-Matulis, Crowe, Yanks, Girdwood, Diehl. Row 2-O'Donnell, Reed. Mawhinney, Knrsarda, Thomas. Row 3-Evans, Corrigan, Scopel, Whilecoixmb, DeBold, Sweeny. SENIORS Nlztry Llnue 0'IJunnell. Roherlzt Sweeney. Nlury Diehl, -lonnn nku, lunc Nlutulis. NZIIICY Nlzxwhinnev. l l'z1m't-s Sltlllllll. Cllzlrf X 1 lnlte Crowe. Gail Girilwuutl. Nllllfy Reed. Sponsor-Miss l.zuulwt-rl. These girls have been most helpful in mztintztining our lihrziry us at quiet, pleztszmt place where students can enjoy leisure reztcl- ing or rel'erem'e work. Clhecfking out hooks, collecting lines, mending torn hooks :mtl helping to curry through Miss I.zunbert's excellent clec'0r:tt.ive ideas, :Ire hut :I lew ol' their mzmy tluties. The girls are :t reall help to Miss lguulmert :mtl we commentl them on at job well clone. ai l i 'GQ 18115 N milfs Seniafz. B Row Row Row Row flmteo. 1-Dawson, Allen, Sabatini, Cheran, O'Barto, Brick, Deihl, Del 2-Pavlovic, Bell, Skurka, Pei-nick, Bozic, Fogle, Storey, Ecker, Miller, Ynnko, Slrzyz, Mumnw, E., Nlumnw, P. 3-Mnlecki, Mntulis, D'An1ico, Evanega, Schwartz, Grebek, Wntychowicz, O'Uonnell, Murray. 4-Mawhinney, Girdwood, Rommes, Schnub, Browning, Reddinger, Bertuzri, Crowe. Hess, Kinniburgh, Shick, Stebnn, Reed, Lnpitsky, Kaclmnllk, Nlalovich, McC0rkle, Suvuy. Irvine. l'2'r'.x'iflz'11I .,...... I 'i1'1'-I'1'1f.s'i1Ir'i1 I S!'!'l'l'lIl!'l ',.4.,.. . 'I'r1'11.r11 rm' ,. Sjmnxor ,.... , 'l'l1c Scn scwing, kni ering lmczul Billilrill' sale lronl Lhc bs given zmnu: school. A fe prcpzlred th including I ,.... lil.IZ.XlSlC'l'll liI,l.l'1N MIVNIXXX' .. ,.. ...4.. ,,... . .. .... l'.Nlll,.X l,.Xl'l ISKY . ,. .. . YlOl,li'l' Nl.Xl.OYlClll ROlSliR'l'.X XY.X'l'YCllKNYlCf . , , . .. ..,.... .. MRS. Cl NNlNf,ll.XNl lor Billlllll' girls worked hzlrcl ling, Cl'0CllCllIlg, :incl clnlmroid- lilul zxrlifles lor thc Scnior :ll thc Senior Play. The In-rofcctls lllllll' will hclp linznlfc the gill llly by thc Senior Class Lo our w lllCll1lJCl'S ol' the Senior Bzlmur 'e relreslnnenls for Open lflousc ,300 cookies-. 66 S 'aplfuf Row 1-Miller, Sukanovich, Lapitsky, Balbo, Manifold, Lorenfe, Mawhinney, DeManen, Bush, Sabalini, Graham, Suvoy, D'Amico, Saget. Fredley. Row 2-Mumaw, E., Petrosky, Munmw, P., Bedsworlh, Girdwoocl. Orvosh, Hess, McGough, Fogel, Reddinger, Cotton, Grchck. SENIOR PLAY LEADS .- .. - l'l 'l 'Ma ' C-inny was lmcziutllul -- but ll lJl'2lllll mn Jain 'mo l'-l'1lIlllY was llkillllllilll-lllll thc lJl'lllC'llJ1ll'S Sponsm.-Mm Jnmlm ll2lllglllCl'l So, czlch lllltl ll lol to liw down. .1 ' -. Others who hclpeml :nuke this llll'CC nfl cmnccly il s111'1'ess wcrc: CLinny's kindly par- cnls: her lmrollicr, Lester, in lJlll'5Q-llll ol' il buss lll'lllllZ Molly. thc girl who has one-. und hvr CXllSjJCl'lllL'Cl clzulg Bc11I'. the fllllllllll ol' lhc l-Ufllllllll lC1lIIl and his three lCIlllllll1llCSI lhrcc girl 1'l1e1-rlcziclcrsz il lez1c'hcr: the ' l,l'lllCllJ1ll1 Foggy Ryan, wllom Franny leurs is dating hvr in orclcr to gl'2lCllI1llC1 ll wmnun cloclur. Zlllil ll llllfllf' mzijorcllc. Every part wus- ll slzn' part. clUllgl'1lllllllllUllS to Miss Slcllzx llzircnm lor CXCk'llClll clircclorship Zlllll to Lhe 1':1sL lor ils hilzirious llL'l'l'0l'lll2lllCC. .sd gg' 67 Kill Dldf nhl ld ffl. Row 1-Salmtini, M., Sabatini. I.. Stepp. Morgan, DeMatt o, Talnni, Rommes. Row 2-Sempervivo, Cowfer. Kinnihurgh, Irvine, Reed, lgztyne, Lorcncc. Rouggie. Kow 5-K omanovich. Gaul, Smith. London, Utzig, Allison. l'r1'.xi1lr'11l ,. , l'i1'1'-I'1'f'.virlr'11I .Sil'f'l'!'lIlI'vl' .. .. . T1 t'll.NllVl'1' .S'll1Jll.l'!H',. ,. X lo lic at tt' is ittcleccl :tn true this yo: fouling your :tml tmclcrtztl 'l'hC Stutlc clcvclop sm i spirit. school ttrr llIlClCl'SL2ll ClClll. hotly. Clongrzttulz :tml at job we llll MAY SX lil INI ROIEICRT LONDON NANCY RICICIJ ,. lil,YlR.X IRVINI . .. ,.., DR. C..X5ll.l CllllJL'l' ol' thc Student Clouncil to In liottor. NVC believe this Il' IIIO' ' I tg than :my other pic lmcfzlttsc ol' its llllllly ztctivitict aings. I nt C.ot1m'tl strtws to i'l't llL' :tn ttt school work, schonl priclc, mtl to promote '1 Inu llllllg lnctwctrn lztculty :tml stu lllCl'CSl tttotts- lor 't wcztr wcll ll tlonc. 5lJC'lll N, Wafzdllf ,els Vnsiti' Llnlm lists pi'cn'1clctl the lnntls re- qnirctl lm' the lmrcllztsc ol' swczttcrs lm' the scnicn'z1tl1lctt's. One ol' its niztin activities- is tln- selling ol' lootlxill lwogrznns. It lizts also sp-utisorccl noon clzlnces zintl skating parties. It W' Row 1-Bulbs, Olnr, O'Conncll. Valerie, Rouggie. Allen. .Etriwardx I-Iswlett. Daugherty. Snyder. Shelstek Row 2-Bush, Dcvnndo, Allison, Ellena, Crowe, Smith, VldlC, Paskorz. Row 3-Bnync, Nlcnnow, Stopchnck, Herstek, Orvosh, Yenca. 1-sizlrfnl. . ..,.,. ..,..,...,... .,,.. h I IM YACIONIS l'in'-l'1t'.vi1lr11l ..., ...,.. A IIKIC S'l'0l'l1lll'CIli Yr1'n'l1nx' . .. ,..,,. CLXRI. Il.Xll,li'l l' 'l'z'f'1txrn'f'r', , ,. ,.,.,.. UICNIC .XLIAISON fill-,Nlltl71.W7I'A' ,. , .,,,.,,. NIR. llNl'l'liS MR, ZIl.l..X Clotnposccl ol' zitlilctcs ol' tlic sclmol, thc 69 W. 7ee Row 1-Dawson, Murray, Cherzm, Crowe, O'Barto, Malecki, B ll, D'Amico. Row 2-Mumaw, P., Mumaw, L., Suvoy, Hess, Lapitsky, Kirilpiburgh, Reed, Watychowicz, Pernick. Row 3-Rommes, Browning, McAdnm, Girdwood, Mawhinney, Schwartz, Evanega, Grebek, Stebnn. l'2'1'.vif11'11l ......,. I... ....,,, liMll.Y I,.Xl'l'l'SliY I im-l'r1'.s'izl1frzt ..,.., ,,.,.. I VINNIE AIIIRRAY .Sit'I'l'I'fIl?'.V ,...,..... .,,.,,. l JURIS AIr.XlJ.XM 'l'r1frl.mr1'r ..,,... W ....... ....4 X 'IRCLINIX IJQIIOLD Sjmnsm '........ ......, ,..,.. A l ISS M.XRIU'Ii'l'I Sorry, no lnoys. This club is strictly lor thc girls. It is rpzllly hilarious whenever initial- Lion clay comes, yer the sccoml part ol' initia- tion lJecomcl's very solemn with L'2llICllCllglll services. The main cvem which cvcry mem- bcr looks lc IWVill'Cl to is Lhc pictnif. The Y- Tccns are linden' the czlpzlhlc lczulers-liip ul' Miss Muriolti. I ml W- '7een:L .M . fs. -,. -A Q, '-., .f . X. Y ' le' J Y , xxx. Q, ,..kk,,. . QAWW. -.f -, ...Qi , fe ' .g ' kgs. .185 xg i, ,V A . ' 'I' . NH., , . 'K 1 X 'lv ' A '1 'fx ,, 'Q fb st, ..W'U'. . V' -. . - ww-4-f. 33, -.- ,Q ' 1 qf...t -AV.-nm. .' U ,V 1 ,.-V I Ak., t W -., i.I,,,'f, , 6 vw, V H ,-X . .r,, 'Vu' x '. Row 1-George, Hoscy, Kelloway, Solinsky, Stout, Buchanich, Stanish. Hice. Row 2-Ashlock, Mnssnck, Godlewski. Smulick, 'lhonms, Pivni, Bnsaetu, Biagl, Ostrowski, Pnllo, Angeloff, Dc-Bold. Corrigan, Gides, Allison, Talani. Row 3-Spohn, Sonni, Murrnv, Hudon, Rndage, Tabncchi, Conlosh. Hibner, Antolic, Raynovich. Knsarda. Irvine. Swaiko. Plosky, Ogershok, Watt, Row 4-Mohnr, Simonetti, D'Amico, Micklow, Vidic, Hwostow, Utzig, Craig, Georgie, Sterling, Evans, Whitico, Tominac, Moretti, Rodgers. Illffl'-ffllllf Cllllllfff .. llfllgflllll .llz'lnlu'r'.vl1 Xnrirll ll'm.xlu'f: l'11lrlir ilv IIi.xIm inn ij: l.Ol'lSlC HFDON ,. CLXII, CLIRDXVOOD .. , . . Nl.XR'l'll.X NIXSSXCIK l,ll.l.l,lN liY,XNliG.X Nl.XRll.YN l3l'CIH.XNllIll ll.lRl5.XR.X UCI-1RSl'lOK MARY l.Ol7 PICRNICIK Grunden, Peluchetli, Scopel, 71 'S Ghana Mr. Hcimichs and Mrs. Unruh 'QT 1'1 N JS The cllorl Heinrichs la pcrl'o1'n1:u1c'c Pageant. Th dents with ll who is the di look thc flu enLe1'Luin Lhc IS under thc clircclioll ol' Mr. rovecl ils :ability by thc fine prcsenlozl zu Lhe c1hl'iSlIll2lS Q cllorus is KOIIIIJOSCLI ol' slu- IC clcsirc to sing. Mrs. Unruh, rcctlm' ol' Lhe lfreshmzm CHIOTIIS, wus to Aspnlwull l'IOS-lbllill no vclerzllls. ? I 72 , E' K' Bam! F- s i NVCSL Deer has good reztson to be proud ol' its peppy, stnztrt-looking hand. The band hats perlortned att all the football gznnes, displaying tnzlny colorful and precise for- ntzuions-. Their snappy tnztrching has been displayed :tt several pztrztdes and their fine playing was shown in at concert held under the direction ol' Mr, I-Ieinrichs. X'Vhen you heztr that drum beat and see those neat ntztroon uniforms, take notice-XVest Deer is coming! Student Director . . Al Lorence lhnd Director ,Nha Heinrichs t e .,,g.- Igtrr Bm SAXOPHONE I'clmsky, Spnlm. Killllillllfgll. l'ivni. Cilmlmzxllu Slllllllll. SXYCCIICY. l'cluc'l1cllc, Lomlun. TROMBONE l lynn. Vllig. Nh',X4lzun, Hlll'IlS. Nluunlsicr, Ciirclwuml. Ama! Dvil MIXED ll. l'lxlS, liznxlngzzrlcl. Ilcss, NIz'l'lzu'g I . BASS Killllilbllfgll, likus. Wilkinson, Nlurgzln gndemifa TRUMPET Sv' Xlllffklf. linynirk. NIm'NluslL'l's. XX':lclswm'll1, Crvsslmry Hzlllcll. Ogcrsllok, lkvlrusky. Gl'nl1zlln. Norris, l':ulmu'i DRUNI CLARINET l.m'cnu'. W.. Bisholm. kil'rl1m'1'. Hilmcr. Su-Im kinllilxllrgll,lll'mv11il1g'lAo'- . ., . .' ' rnmlcn. HORN S:xlu1lil1i,SI1ick, O'l1:n'lu. Nlrlimlgll. N'1lll, 'l':uly, liallmicll, filllllillf. Roberts Mc H il 1g. M4 f4n.-ll I Kneeling-Murray, Evans, Matulis, DeMatteo, Rommes, Allison, Stout. Standing--Irvine, Hwoslow, O'Connell, Watt, Taliuni, D'Amico. SENIORS Head .... , ..... ....,... P hyl DeMatteo Assistant Heads ..,.., ,.... . .. june Matulis Marilyn Rnmmes These hard-working girls have rer- tainly proved their skill and elliciency in the many games and parades in which they have performed with the band. These fourteen girls have prac- ticed tirelessly to perfect their twirling and marching drills :md XfVesL Deer is indeed proud of them. 41 ' Kneeling1Rosemarie Pavlovic. Standing-Kelloway, Mumaw, E., Mntas, Mumnw, P., George. SENIORS Rosemarie Pnvlovie, Elizabeth Ellen Munmw, Polly Ann Munmw. lfive yeztrs algo the lilztgtwirlers- were Ul'gZlllllL'll, and in that time they have zltltletl much to the color of the band with llztg routines. They perlorinetl nt pep rztllies, ztsseniblies, IJ2ll'1lllCS, :intl lootlmll games. Success in ztll they tztckletl hats been clue to the skillful patience ol' Mr. l-leinrirhs. Il' it's pre- cision you want, just keep your eyes tru these girls in the white lllllli0l'lllS. QTY H ND ' f 5ff?pS if Ywiff MY-c. a. , 'gwig MEMS. WWE! Mb f- ff-J- f- .f 'T- Q .x..xx. , , A2 Q?f+N , in 6f ' Z5 ,fy-1,,..f'g Z X- Q gg 1 x',A,i 7 kwfhjfx NN 1954 L LA fr 4 Pd rl .Im1gpaxw-mxumclgumlLxkcs Q fy? iam. X ward 'lC'l'SH'k,f2llZllli'lgll1l1'k Robert Bodnar, Iiml Half , putcntizll. football minded Ronald Snydcr, Burk Robert liaynv, Buck. C10-rzxptzlill rr Nfuxl X':zlu:nlvlm- lfomlmll l'I:1yc1' nn , spa-ml demon, gum! cle-I'c-mivcf ig lim Yzmmis, Qunrlcrlmrk, C10-fzaplnixl L , ,U11,s'lu nl , SK'l'2lllllCl', gre-:il clvu-pl inn Y 'Q N Mm cr Pnskm 1. Izml HHH.. I 1 Y . h 1 Bcrnn rd Orvosh, Tzuik I C 11ir .uurmnnof Mars, Ialocku Gene Allison, Buck Frank YCIICZI, 'l':lc'klC I r1n14go .XV.P.I.A,l,. .XII-Sun' chu ,fl- 'lSf1III ,0lIlklJlIl1ll'I',hllfll all iX'Cl Gwffff QD fsfewttsw 41 Row 1-Bauehman, Dembaugh, Bayne, Shelslak, Allen, Cowfer, Bo' n, Tomiczek, Hazlett, Nagy, Edwards. Row 2-0'Connell, Mr. Andriko, Matecka, Rouggie, Yaconis, Silronetti, Herstek, Stopchuck, Vidic, Fedex-off Valerio, Mr. Unites. Row 3-Devando, Yenca, Allison, Gedrstis, Smith. Cushman, Paskorz. Orvosh, Bodnar, Snyder. Head Coach-Mr. Unites Assistant Coach-Mr. Andriko VVest VV est XV est XV est West VVest YV est West West West Deer Deer 'CCI' eer Ialeer eer eer Ilieer Deer Deer 5 Midland Arnold Aspinwall Ford City Oakmont Etna Freeport Hampton East Deer Tarentum 20 7 6 20 39 13 21 0 19 0 82 1 .-a If Row 1-Paskorz, Bunyan, Venesky. Reith, Simonetti, Tahon, Yates. 2-Senkovich, Cheran, McMas!ers, Gezzi, McCorkle, Whitecomb, Karan, Moralti, Tnmiczek, Guemerl Row 3-Corbett, Tassotti, Stopchuck, Type, Gaddish, Stanish, Ogershok, Lutensky, Scopel, Bodnar. Row 4-Smutek, Plosky, Wiznick, Cessaretti, Dembaugh, Orvosh, Gornick, Negley, Pieshaek. Row Xvesl XVCM XVcst XVCSL Decr 0 Arnold Door Nlars Deer 0 Arnold Duct 7 Hmuplon Coach-Mr. Marsili Iclwaxrd Hcrslck. l urw:xrd B 5 Dmmld Iillx-nn. Guam! nd unc hand xhuts, rclmumlcr john Alcnuow. Ifm-mm! Clzr'11k , good drihhlvr, lung shuts lf Ill On!.V','3fuulcr,1'1'IummIm.m YViIliz1m 1 I I . I I I I I I I I I I Gu,1rd4l'I izyup, hr I I I I I 0rwau'd IURSIIOSS Iifn Yaconis Cvlllllu Mm! . mqmlv Imuldcr, dc-In-mn: mm I I I . I I I I I I I I I I Ma, aww Row 1-Stopchuck. Herstek. Ynconis. Vidic, Bush, Mennow. Row 2-Shelestelc. Valerie, Nelson. Utzig, Dembaugh, Ellena. Grubbs. 1-lasl Deer Aspinwall East Deer Micllzmd Sluulysiclv: Etna Mars 'l.cccl1hu1'g '.-Xrnolcl 'Springnlulc 'Y1lllKlCl'gl'll'l I 'axrcnlum 'l l'ccpm'l Plum l ,ccclllmrg 'Arnold 'Springdale 'Vlll1LlCl'gl'lfl 'Freeport vliillfllllllll Plum Opp. WV.D. -l7 46 39 50 39 BR 62 -I7 35 66 33 39 -IS lil Sl 56 53 39 A12 ll-1 -425 31 -lb! ,lil El l 515 45 5-l 66 52 -ll 51 91 58 56 50 50 lil li-l til ' League Cannes Head Coach-Mr. Zilla av. W. 3 Row 1-Kinniburgh. Potensky, Federoff, Dembaugh, Marcha, Gaul, Venesky. Row 2-Meml, Damicisn, Roberts. Hallett, Miller, Hwosl w, Slopchuck. Coach-Dr. Casilc Ea As En NI Sh lat NI sl Deer pinwnll st Dccr idland 2ldySidC nn urs Lcfcch hurg ,W Sp V2 T: Fr Pl LL nolcl ringclnlc mdcrgrift lrcnlum ccporl um -cchburg A qnold Sp ringdalc mclcrgrift V. l:l'k2CP0l'l T5 4 TCH I ll IH Opp. WV.D 2-I I8 I9 36 20 36 59 l2 ISS 35 IH I9 39 22 39 33 27 28 IH 254 IS 25 39 25 25 235 325 -12 AIG 2l 32 29 -IS 30 3-I 'I l 3 I 29 36 33 86 0' RWM! 1 0 Inn Yzlconns, l.cll lwclcl Mun .sureluttc-1',smzn'l l'llllllCl GcncAll1mn, I nu BML .Sum ,good cu s. muncl lu lclcx YVilliam Bush, '.l'l1i1'd Base Hill , llfll-ClbI'l1CI'ITlZU1.g00d hustler Iiflwzxrd H crfgtck, Short sl op IMI grvzsl all zlmuml plum-1 George Rukavini , ev Larry Murray M ikc Stopchuck if 1953 Shadyside East Deer 9'Shz1le1' 'khlillvale 3kSlJ1'illgll2llC Ron Snyder -fb ' Gene Allison . X . L,-Aix , X 1 e ,J ' Fred Dembaugh Kiski Prop XSIIZIICI' 'Ulillvale :kSlDl'illgd2llC 'k League G xmas Ghemleaclwi ,- ' - ------.i, ,tw All 35 ..-.,.. ... -, ,,W WN .YN F Conlosh. Suvoy. Pluffman, Cherzm. Slepp, Tnbncchi. Repeating this year :ts in the past, the cheerlezttlers with their untiring efforts. have instilled light into our teznns :intl have kept up the school spirit. Composed ol' two seniors, two juniors, und two sophomores, these cheerlezttlers have clone zu great joh this yeztr :tntl hztve shown much pep ztncl enthusiztsnl. SENIORS jo-Anne Suvoy Charlotte Chernn 89 1984 ,.-if nu.-...W..s xl TUESD y Mbna Mala X'Vhere the hills- ol Pennsylvania Rim a eloudless hue, Proudly stands our X'Vest Deer High School 'Neath the heavens blueg Raise her banner, Bear it onward 'l'ln'ough success or lame X'Vhile our hearts and voices echo Hail, dear YVes-t Deer, Hail! Hail! all ha l eladfi NVe believe lor every day we spent in school Our knowledge grew, We believe that though it seemed a long, long time The years just flew. Now that graduation day is linally here, VVe thank the ones-, who showed the way. NVE BELIEVE, we believe. Words by l n1nc1fs Sl6lNl71, Tmze-- I li 90 Proud to bear thy nameg And t e clouds reach down to meet you In your lasting fame, Loved bv all, maroon and white v 1 ' XfVe ll always cherish you Always forward, Alma Mater, li l Loyali iearts ol' XfVest Deer High School il to you. NVQ believe that even in the sm illest book A lesson taught. V76 bcilieve although some ol otn thougl t wx CTC YVYOllg, The truth was sought. Everytime we hear our .-XLMA M YI ER sung Our hearts beat last ol' memol its p lst Now you know why we believe 151.112 VE 0 August 31-Ah shucks, but it'll be the big pay off! What are we talking about? The first day of school, natch. September ll-Day of first's. First pep meeting on football field. First appearance and a nice one for the football team. cheerleaders, band. major- ettes and flagtwirlers. Oh yes. we lost to Midland 20-0. Dance after the game sponsored by the band. September I8-Braves stiffer second loss at Arnold 7-0. September 23-Student Council sponsors first noon dance. September 25-Pep meeting on the field before the Aspinwall game. Braves set back again 6-0. Cheer- leaders hold dance after game. September 29-Oops! Down but not out. F.F.A. spon- sors skate at Twin Willows. September 30-just bought some sweet cider from the Audio-Visual Aid Society. Junior Class gets on the way to the Prom by holding a noon dance. October 2-Seniors can look nice. Proved this today as they posed for Colao photographers. October 6-Goodies for everyone. junior Class girls display their culinary arts. In other words, a bake sale. October 7-XYhistling in the dark? No electricity in the morning! Nevertheless the Antler came through with its Guess Who contest at the noon dance. October 9-Rah! Rah! Rah! Pep meeting before Oak- mont gatne. Dance held by Varsity Club. Oh, yes, we lost 39-12. October 14-Who said Freslnnen were green? Not when it comes to turning ottt for a dance, especially when sponsored by themselves. October I6-Click! Click! Watch the birdie! Photo- grapher shoots clubs-with a camera that is. Flag- twirlers turn to peanut brittle vending. West Deer set back again by Etna 13-0. October I9-A dollar for every A -boy atn I poor! Report card day. October 20-Oh gee, is that really me? Proofs given the works by seniors. Drool. Drool! Those French girls really can bake. October 21--Seems we get more birdies around here. Individtial pictures taken. October 23-just a short one but we gave it all we had. lVe're talking about the pep meeting held on the lawn. Beauty and the Beef CZISI announced. Future stars, Freeport downs Braves 2l-l2. Same old rut but still hoping. October 27-Hear those dawgs growl? I-2-3-4-5-?-gee I've lost count. Senior Bazaar Club sells hot dogs. October 28-Future Hollywood Movie Cameramen sponsor this week's noon dance. October 30-Pep meetings are not all in vain. Braves triumphant over Hampton 19-0. Swell gals those cheerleaders. Keep up the spirit, kids! Coalagra holds dance . . . Not much dancing but oh the backslappingl October 31-Oh my aching feet! Bet we marched for miles! Annual Halloween parade at Bloomfield. November 3-Diet's forgotten as the Sophotnores whip up the yummy pastry for their bake sale. November 4-Hear the latest records. The Senior Bazaar Club holds the noon dance. November 5-F.T.A. members put chefs of the Waldorf Astoria to shame with their juicy bar-b-ques. Mr. Sabatini addresses seniors. November 6-Seniors duly honored at last pep meeting. Cheerleaders, majorettes, flagtwirlers, band mem- bers, team and managers commended for excellent performance during the season. November 7-Battle of the B's. Braves and Bucks meet on Edfra's field to decide home for the Antlers. East Deer laid claim by downing the Braves 19-l7. Canteen begins with a bang. Quite a turnout. November 9-Where do you think you're taking those antlers? To East Deer? But only for a year, huh? November 10-Mr. Powers, is this really your room? Yvest Deer experiences a very successful open house, readily approved by parents and students. November ll-Armistice day observed in school by playing taps in the halls. Noon dance as usual. This time sponsored for our injury fund. November 12-Students entertained by a talented group froln the Bairdford Consolidated School. Notice the little boy with the fiery red hair? November I3-Bad lttck day proves lucky for West Deer. Red Cats downed 32-0 by ottr very own- Braves to end football season with a bang. November 17-I-Iow many bar-b-oues did you eat? Those Senior girls sttre can cook. November 18-The policemen of the hall hold their Policeman's Ball. QNoon tlancej junior Class fills up their Piggy Batik with a highly successful skate at the popular Ches-a-rena. November 19-Senior Thespians reveal talents. Beauty and the Beef proves successful. Boy was I scared! November 20-Ottt in the cold again! Electricity off again. This is getting to be a habit. Play well received by the highly critical 10th, llth, and 12th grades. November 23-Boys begin the intramural series. November 24-May I have this dance? Seniors honored at the anmtal S. and S. Boy did I have a good time. I think I ate too much, though. November 25-Never let it be said that you would starve at West Deer. Successful bar-b-que sale held by the Sophomores. Dance off the excess at the Business Club's noon dance. School dismissed at 2:30 to begin Thanksgiving vacation. November 26-Happy Thanksgiving Day everybody! Don't eat too much. - November 27--Santa Claus is coming to town. At least he is in Tarentum, and XVest Deer band was right there to meet hint. December l-Were you one of the lucky ones attending the Y-Teen Candlelight Service? lt's really some- thing to see. December 2-Let's visit the noon dance and help the Coalagra. December 4-Basketball season gets ttnder way with the East Deer Bucks defeating the Braves -l'7--IG. Team sponsors the after game dance. December 8-West Deer rises to victory by downing the Asps 50-39. Flagtwirlers hold dance after the game. December 9-What do you know? We got something for nothing. Free noon dance arranged by the faculty. December 10-F.T.A. sells pnppys-hot dogs that is. Did I get yottr picture? That is the question asked of seniors. and by seniors. Colao delivers photo- graphs. December ll-Congratulations, Ida May. on the nice iob you did with the Stttdent Council talent show. Braves come back at Bucks bv scoring 58 to their 39. December I5-I-Iow do you expect me to get skinnv? Band tnembers prove that their mothers can bake. Braves taste defeat. Midland 62-XVest Deer fl7. WVORTHWVHILE PROGRAM NVANNA DANCE? GO AHEAD Galencfaa F' AND THEN THEY VOTED s sl December I6-Come on boys, pay up. Don't think you are getting away with sneaking into the noon dance sponsored by the band. School dismissed at 1:30 due to meeting of the teachers. Glad l'm not a teacher. December I8-Cheerleaders hold dance after the Shady- side game. By the way we won 66-35. December 2l-Benefit game held in the gym. Alumni 26-Faculty 25, and East Deer Alumni 26-West Deer Alumni 27. December 23--Students enjoy pageant and dance on last day of school prior to Christmas vacation. For once the tables are turned-Teachers serve Sltl- dents. Braves win at Mars. January 4-Wake up. Gene! Vacation is over and we're in Physics class. January 5-Braves tee off to a good start in the league gatnes by defeating Leechburg 56-51. Majorettes sponsor dance after game. January 6-Commercial department sponsors noon dance. January 7-Oh my diet! Le Cercle Francais sells hot dogs. January 8-Braves suffer loss at Arnold 52-39. january I2-West Deer gets back on their feet by de- feating Springdale. It was a thriller-diller -ll-I2. Varsity clttb dance after game. January I3-Noon dance sponsored by Home lic Club. january I5-Vandergrift overpowers Braves to the tune of -I3-31. Majorettes sponsor dance after game. january 19-Freslunan class sponsors the dance after the Freeport game. Yes, we won 56-3l. January 20-Noon dance sponsored by the majorettes. January 21-liat up seniors! Guidance Luncheon given for seniors. Y-'l'eens hold a skate at the Ches-a- rena. january 22-Redcats victim of the Braves. YVest Deer -I9 Tarentutn IS. Xl'ay to go. Mishka. january 25-School closed because of fumigation. January 26-Plum meets defeat at XVest Deer 52--ll. Dance sponsored by the Varsity Club. January 27-Noon dance held by the Y-Teens. january 28-Y-Teens lose second at East Deer 28-l-l. February 2--Nlajorettes prove baking ability with a bake sale. Oh happy day! Seniors receive name cards and the school suddenly becomes a madhouse. Second half of league competition begins with Leechburg defeating the Braves 65-52. Miss Moratis' Commercial Law classes enjoy a field trip to Pittsburgh. February 3-Noon dance held by the Hi-Y. Girls in the Home lic enjoy a party after school. February 4-Y-'lieens taste victory as they down Spring- dale ll-Ill. February 5-West Deer makes comeback against .-Xrnold. .Xlmost forgot. the score was 50--ll. Con- gratulations Oatsie. Keep it up. juniors pick a good night to sponsor a dance. Let's see how much you have in your pockets Mr. Fortun? February 9-Um-mm! Was that cupcake good? F.F.A. bake sale. lda Mav Sabatini receives honors for her outstanding work in the oratorical contest. Braves slaughtered bv Springdale 91-58 as Branlat chalks up 5l markers. February 10-Senior's night to howl! Balloons and more balloons! Who ate all the potato chips? I didn't. get anv. Februarv ll-Y-Teens taste victorv as thev clip Arnold 23-19. Faculty follows suit to the tune of -I8--16. February 12-Noon dance with the Future Farmers collecting admission fees. Braves defeated at the hands of Leechburg 515-50. Better luck next time, kids. STAMPEDE February I6-Senior girls addressed by a representative of Allegheny Valley Hospital and I.ucille I.ewis. a former graduate of W. D. and a student nurse at fl. V. l-l. West Deer downs Freeport til-51. February I7-Noon dance. This titne with the Flag- twirlers in command. February I8-Y-'l'eens trampled by Richland Township -ll-83 ! 'l'hey were just too good for us. February I9-Dance Sth and 9th periods. Price of admission-one magazine subscription. Braves de- feated by the Redcats G5-GI. in a thrilling display of ability. Big Mike threatens record with 29 markers. Proceeds of the aftervgame dance claimed by Ftlr. lilla's boys. February 23-Another bake sale? Oh, my waistline! This one happens to be the band's. f 24-Why are the Varsity Club members tak- r February ing iickles from the kids that go into the gym? Oh, is tl'ere a dance? March 2'-Flagtwirlers bake sale. Freshmen swing and sway to the music of the swing band at the annual Freslnnan Party. March E!-Future Teachers take charge of the noon dance. Majorettes hold bake sale. March 5-Grade school kids display talent at the annual 'l'alent Show sponsored by the Student Council. March 9-Senior girls of the Bazaar Club prepare hot dogs to sell at lunchtime. March ltll-Has anybody got an extra pillow and some rop for the Hi-Y skate? Band Concert given for the rade school students. March ll-High School students receive Band Concert with loud applause. March !2-Band holds audience spell-bound as it witnesses a great display of talent and variety under the supervision of Mr. Heinrichs. March 17-'l'his week's noon dance belongs to the Connnercial Department. Band offers chance to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day in real style at an evenying dance. March I9-See the latest fashions and styles at the Fashion Show put on by the Home Economics Department. March 24-First performance of Two Blind Mice. Macnee for the eighth and ninth grades. March 25-Nr. Powers shines again as the play cast thrilils audience with their escapades. March 215-Curtain closes on Two Blind Mice for the last time. Juniors come through with flying colors. Con fratulations to the cast and director. March -Um-mm. I didn't know farmers were so skilled at baking. F.F..-X. bake sale. April 71-Hall Patrol patrols noon dance. April I5 Easter Vacation begins at 2:30. School resumes after a long week-end of April 2 relaxation. April 21-YVeekly noon dance held by the Audio-Visual Aid Society. April 23--Did yott have a good time at the junior- Senior Prom? I sure did. Those juniors really know how to entertain. April 28--Seniors sponsor noon dance. Home Ec Club enjoys picnic outing. May I2 l.e Cercle Francais connnands noon dance. May 13724-Red letter day. Senior tests. May 151-Darn these Saturday picnics anyway! School Picnic held at West View as usual, but why does it Eve to be on Saturday? May 19 Senior Class enjoys final outing at North Park. May 20 Baccalaureate. May 25 Commencement. River Sand and Supply Company Builders Supplies-Ready Mixed Concrete Cheswick, Pennsylvania Phone: Springdale 355 KENMAR HOTEL The Meeting Place of thc Valley SPOTLESS CLEANERS Quality Cleaning Far Less Shirls Bfllllllfillly l,!11l7IllC'TI'!l New Kensington Pennsylvania 250 XYest 7th Ave. 'I'arenlnm, Pl POWER CITY NIOTORS 84 Congratulations Class of '54 NICK'S AUTO WRECKERS l Springdale IO59-Springdale 830 A' Rc M' MARIOTTIS 500 Pittshnrgh Street Springdale, Pa. 516 llmsllllfllll SUCH 5l7l'l gfl5'l'3- V1 CENTRAL MOTOR- USED CARS Auto Body Repairs Russellton, Pennsylvania and Painting Phone: Curtisville Al3R3 FORBES LUMBER Sc SUPPLY CO. 1.llll1lIl'I'lUII1 Afillwork Clieswifk. Pa. Phone: Springdale 60 BORDONARO HOTEL Delirious Italian Spaglir-Ili Food of All Kinds 715 Pittsbur h St. Rt. 24 Phone: Smrin dale S U ' l S Springdale, Pennsylvania TJ SAM CARUSO Tile I-louse of Distinctive Tailoring 'l'ailoring-Cleaning and Pressing-Men's Wear 1511 Pittsburgh Street Springdale H90 Cheswick, Pennsylvania TONY WILLIAMS SHOES nF07'E71fi1'C Family Open Every Evening Cheswick. Pa. Phone: Springdale 1071 I Prato's Restaurant, Russellton, Pennsylvania. Miller Bros. Shoe Store, 908 Fifth Avenue, New Kensington, Pennsylvania. WVise Shop, S65 Fifth Avenue, Ladies' Apparel. Phone: Ellison 9-9126. New Kensington, Pa. Albert Markijnhn-Esso Service Station, Russelllon, Pennsylvania. Phone: Curtisville l35R5. Thomas Marsili Gulf Station, Best Hlishes to the Class of '5Al. New Kensington BERKEY'S Fourth Avenue Pennsylvania LOOKING FOR ANTS NOWV? CHARGE THIS WVHAT YOU WVANT? Musical Supplies S10 Fifth Avenue New COOPER BROTHERS Band Instruments and HALL OF FAME Kensington, Pa. M. STROHM Sc SON Roofing and Heating R. D. 2, Fox Chapel Road Pittsburgh 15, Pa. LTMEYER'S HOME STORES . urnislzings to Blake a House a Home New Kensington and Vandergrift, Pu. 919 Fifth Avenue Phone: EDison 7-6711 931 Fifth Avenue Phone: Ellison 7.3525 New Kensington, Pelmwlvania New Kensington, Pennsylvania RUSSELLTON DRY CLEANERS The Valley's most progressive dry cleaners The Peoples National Bank of Tarentum TARENTUM PENNSYLVANIA Branch Office: BRACKEN RID GE, IJENNSYLVANIA GRAHAM'S FLORAL SHOPPE Flowers For All Occasions Russellton, Pennsylvania Phone: Curtisville 63112 ONE HOUR MARTINIZING is more than dry cleaning JEROME MOTOR COMPANY . New Kensington Pennsylvania 955 Fourth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. KENT OPTICIANS, Inc. BLQSER'S Janus A. Bain, ltoputtoi I Jewelers and Optometrists 725 Fifth Avenue Phone: ED1son 5-9262 New Kensington, lvemwylmnia 960 Fo.n'th Avenue New Kensington, Pa. Don Eneix CBest W isbes to the Class of '54 1. F. Sarver-Meats and Groceries-Russellton, Peimsylvania. Huet's Dry Goods-Yard Goods. Gifts. Baby Goods, Notions--107 Sixth Avenue. 'l.Zll'Cl1lllI11. Pa. S Patti 8. Son Dr Cleanin Tailorin Alterin , Tuxedo and Dress Suit Rentals: 857 'l'hird I- - ' - X . S- gf-. S Avenue. New Ixensmgton, Pennsylvania. Martha Angely Lunch Room-Real Home Cooking and Pies-Phone: 'l'arentun1 5691R3. Dudek Bros. Wholesale and Service-Roofing, Plumbing and Heating Supplies-300 West 7th Avenue. Phone: Tarenttun 254151. Painter's Market-Meats and General Merchandise, Bairdford. Pennsylvania, Phone: Curt. Iti4iRI2. Murray's Market-Quality Meats and Groceries. Superior. Pennsylvania. Snyder News-Quality Stationery and Greeting Cards, 328 East Sixth Avenue, Tarentuin, Pa. Schwartz Brothers, 325 East Sixth Avenue, The House of a Thousand Gifts, 'l':trentutn, Pa. The New Grill, Open A11 Night, 319 East Sixth Avenue, Tarentutu. Pennsylvania. J. WV. Hemphill 8: Son-Men's Furnishings-East Sixth Avenue, Tarentunl. Petmsylvania. Schwer's jewelers, Your Jewelers-Home of Blue White Diamonds, 215 East Sixth Avenue, '1'ar- enlum Penns lvania , y . . . Ketchman's Men's Shop, 213 Sixth Avenue, Tarentutn. Pennsylvania, Phone: Tar. 3397. Blessly McCormick Store, Deer Creek, Phone: Gibsonia 3-3460. Mary's Beauty Shop, Star Road, Russellton, Pennsylvania, Phone: Curtisville 126R2. LOGAN LU MBER COMPANY Lumber and Millwork 'larenttun and New Kensington, Pa. FlSHKIN'S LADIES' APPAREL EX!'l1lS1'l'!? Hui Noi Iixju'n.si-itz' 306 Corhet Street Tarentutu. Pa ANDERSON SERVICE STATION Gulf Oil Products S26 Second Avenue Tarentutn, Pa. ACRES BOOSTER CLUB Be a Booster and Boost Your Community and Township STOCKDALE HARDWARE CO. At the Bridge ,l.1ll'Cll1lllIl. Pa. Phone: Tarentutn 120 ALLEGHENY LUMBER SUPPLY CO 206 Boyd Street Phone: 'l'arentunr 325 Tzlrentunl, Pennsylvania Chapn1an's Drug Store, Fifth Avenue at Lock Street. Tarcntunt. Pennsylvania. Lehn1an's Flower Shop, G. A. Lehman. Proprietor--Corbet St., Phone: Tarenttnn 838-J. Al's Shoe Rebuilding-NYC specialize in orthopedic shoe rebuilding, '1'arentutn. PCIIIISYIYZIIIIZI. RHP? W' 44 A31 ' N , .fat ,'wb-N- ig, 3, 1. M w.TG1Z1f1fRiif1 .lit 5 ':'W fff' 'ffw 10 1 ,iilliii ie Main Street J we-7: ATV, GET OUT! S. 1 HARRY KONDRICK'S GARAGE ' Phone: Curlisrille 1-IUR5 Rural Ridge. Pa. YVHAT'S IN THERE? GET OFF THE FOOT DID SHE H Disl'ribulm's of Beer and Soft Drinks Adam W. 84: Margaret Travel we TO COME? lini Curtisville 47Rl2 Russelllon No. 2, Pa. GEISER'S sE11v1cE STATION E- J- VAN SCIVER and WVallpaper-Paint-Varnishes TANK TRUCK DELIVERY 310 Sixth Avenue illllflfllllllll, Pu. Phone: Curtisville 9l58R2 Phone: Tar. l2l-J Compliments of LOCAL UNION 3715-U. MI. Indianola, Pa. W. of A. PALGON BROS. Home Dressed Meals and Poultry Fresh Eggs and Butter SHK liJRATOFF'S GENERAL STORE Meat Market, Hardware, Frigidaires, Radios and Televisions H9 East lilh Avenue Tarcntum, Pu. Curtisville, Pu. Curl. 109R2 HERMAN MOTORS INC. STANICH CAFE S51 Third Avenue Ellison 7-3563 Szixonhurg Blvd. Phone: Curl. l59R4 New Kensington, Pa. WALZER CLEANING CO. 1108 Eighth Street New Kensington, Pa. Brunch Stores-Springdale, Aspinwull, Tenth Sl rect, New Kensington I OHN HORRICK HARRY'S MEN'S WEAR J Men's and B0y's Sportswear Meats and Groceivs General Merchandise 983 Fourth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. Russelllun, Pa. Curt. 90l6R20 FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN Tarentum, Pennsylvan TARENTUM ia Compliments of CHES-A-RENA ROLLER SKA Cheswick, Pennsylvan T ING RINK in West Deer Sportsmen, s Club Conservation Pledge 1 give My Pledge as an American to Save and Faithfully to Defend from X'Vaste the Natural Resources ol My Country-Its Forests, 1Vaters, and 1Vilderness-. J. R. SIWICKI FUNERAL HOME Russellton, Pennsylvania FREED M AN'S Super Market-Lumber Supply ROCCO'S BARBER SHOP v A I ' Russellton. Pennsylvania XS here prices are born not raised ' PHYSICIANS PHARMACY Prescriptions and Sick Room Supplies C. E. Bt.AcKisuRN, Ph.G. Phone: Tarentum 499 ALLEN REID CLEANERS RUSSEU-TON IHARDWARE Main Street Curt. 561120 ELECTRICAilj1lAPPLIANCES Russellton, Pennsylvania Russcllwn, pu. Qu,-L 903.1112 George Dalson's Restaurant, Phone: Cnrtisville 152. Compliments of Davis Super Market, Phone: Curtisville 90611. Curtisville Baking Company, Specializing in Wedding and Birthday Cakes. Phone: Curtisville 12. Tipes Stores-Groceries, Cold Cuts, Meats 8: Ice Cream, Good Place to Deal, Phone Curtisville 9095-Rll. Graham's Service Station-Gas, Oil, Lubrication, Accessories, Repairs, Phone: Curtisrille 121120. Half Hour Self Service Laundry, 1161 Fifth Avenue, New Kensington, Pennsylvania. Candyland-Home Made Quality Candies, 4117 Ninth Street, New Kensington, Petmsylvamia. G. C. Murphy Co., 889 Fifth Avenue. New Kensington, Peimsylvania. George Brothers Flower Sllop, Next door to the Liberty Theater, New Kensington, Pennsylvania, Phone: EDis0n 5-1511. Compliments of Euwer's Furniture Store, Phone: EDison 5-1811. Pittsburgh Auto Equipment. JOHN BONGIOVANNI AND SON Distributors 01 Beverages Russellton. Pu. Phone: Curt. 3-1R33 I'VE HAD SOME, THANKS I KNEWV MY NAME THIS MORNING GEE, DAD, DO I HAFTA? IS THIS THE BARREL? Cl-IAS. TERRANA Wear Ever Specialty Sales S05 Fourth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. Phone: EDison 7-6804 PALMER'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions, Drugs, Gifts, Soda Fountain Russellton, Pa. Phone: Curtisville 26 CLARK'S PARIS CLEANERS Beautiful Shoes EDison 5-5531 1048 Fifth Avenue 952 Fifth Avenue New Kensington, Pa. New Kensington, Pa. SILVERMAN'S . . EICH MOTOR COMPANY The Fashion-First Store XVherc Fnshion's Matched with Quality Dodge-Plymouth Dealers and Depgndablhly New Kensington Tarentuln Oakmont New Kensington, Pa. EMERY CHRISTY Heating, Plumbing and Kitchens R.D. No. 2 Tarentum, Pa. Phone: Tarentum 2259--I STAR SUPER IVIARKETS, INC. I'IAWK,S HARDWARE Compliments 850 Pittsburgh Street Ninth and Barnes Sts. New Kensington, Pa. Phone: Springdale 302 Blue Star Potato Chips c.w.H13RoLD D1sTR1BUT11x'G COMPANY JOHN P. KADUK AUTO REPAIRING Accessories and Confectionery Phone Curtisville 24-R-13 Russellton, Pa. Ideal Homes, Inc. Congratulations Class '54 h' NEW HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION Across from High School 1113 Pittsburgh Street Phone: Springdale 811 Cheswick, Pa. VALLETTO'S CONFECTIONERY Victor Vallettcirnactili Temoshenko, CURTISVILLE P- T. A. Curtisville, Pennsylvania Cambell's Gulf Service Center Saxonburg Boulevard Phone: Dorseyville 7-998 Pittsburgh 15, Pil- TARENTUM AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Colin Garage, Inc.-Olds and Cadillac Long-Stewart Motor Co.-Chevrolet Champion Motor Sales-Studebaker Napoleon Pontiac-Pontiac Eich Motor Sales, Inc.-Dodge and Plymouth Yvest Penn Motor Co.-Chrysler and Plymouth Greenwald Auto Co.-Ford Widmer Buick-Buick Kulmert's Garage-Packard Tarcntum Motor Sales-DeSoto and Plymouth K. M. Linhart-Nash J. R. Rusiewicz Motor Sales-Hudson C. W. MITTICAS l Radio, TV and Appliance Repairs R. D. 1, Saxonburg. Pa. KDKA Blvd. Phone: Sax. lflR33 AND AWAY WE G0 I CAN'T LOOK JUSTA coma THIS coUN'rRY MR. AN R. N. NORRIS General Merchandise Phone: Curtisville 9006R4 P. O. Address Tarentum R. F. D. N D MRS. NORTH 0. 3 Compliments of Savor's Bar B- Route 28 Cheswick, Pennsylvan Q ia I DEER CREEK GARAGE j. V. Harbison, Prop. Tires, Tubes and Accessories Phone: Hilltop 2-1580 FRANK'S FLOWER SHOP rank's Greenhouse at New Kensington 130 XVest Seventh Avenue All makes of Cars and Trucks Repaired ' i F I THE SPUDNUT S 327 East Sixth Avenue Tarentum, Pa. HOP Telephone: Tarentum 1824 I FERVER FUNERAL HOME Body Fourth Avenue at Wood Street 'l'at'entum, Pa. Phone 185 R. D. and Fender Repairs and Painting Charles jeuther, Proprietor I, Valencia, Pa. Phone: Sax. 12511-1 RUDERT'S Appliances and Hardz 315 East Sixth Avenue Phone: Tarentum 9 U 1176 Tarentum, Pa. 4,1 SAUL'S ARMY gf SPORTING GOODS 308 Fifth Avenue Tarentum, Pa.-Phone 1826 I Compliments of H. 84: H. CLEANING CO. 1862 326 Fourth Avenue Tarentum, Pa. l I Phone: 1 DeBaldo Sales 84 Service, corner of Harts Run and Saxon Phone: DO. 7-5331. Marie's Confectionery, 104W Republic Avenue, Indianola, Zinamon's, 1172 Fifth Avenue, New Kensington, Pennsylvani Hart's Department Store, New Kensington, Pa. Commercial Printing Company-Complete printing service, Street, Springdale, Pennsylvania, Phone: 123-J. Wilbur Ekas-Garden Tractors and Lawn Mowers-Sales a n Stan Gillespie, Orchard Crest Farm, Phone: Tarentum 2358-1- Handcraft, Imported China. joe Kravits Restaurant, Culmerville Crossroads-Dine and Culmerville Hotel-Dine and Dance, Room and Meals. Card0ne's Ice Cream Bar, llairdford, Pennsylvania. burg Blvd., R. D. 1, Glenshaw, Pa., Pa. i a, lhone: EDison 5-57811. Vfedding Invitations, 1039 Pittsburgh cI Service, Curtisville 98R12. -Hotne Made Ice Cream. Mexican Dance. BESSEMER STORES INC.-STORE No. 3 Office: Dorseyville 7-9914 Service: Dorseyville 7513 Indianola, Pennsylvania ALLEN'S GARAGE Mr. 8a Mrs. FRANCIS MCCALLISTER Auto Rellaifing Best Wishes to tlu' Auto Parts and Lubrication Phone: Curtisville 152 CLASS OF 1951 CONSOLARO BROTHERS C0,,,I,15,,,e,,,5 of Kaiser-Frazer Sales and Service Culmerville. Pa. Curt. 9l08R4 MAX O' SIEGEL UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA Local Union No. 3506 Russellton, Pa. Diamond Transfer 84: Storage Company DEVANDO'S SERVICE STATION Padded Moving Vans Used Cars and Trucks 1001 Stanton Avenue New Kensington, Pa. Cullnerville, Pennsylvania O'S BEAUTY SHOP YELLOW CAB J 103 XVest Seventh Avenue Phone 11112 100-1 Stanton Avenue New Kensington, Pa. Tarentuln, Pa. J. R. MONTGOMERY AND SON Real Estate and Insurance Brokers Agency Established 1932 Phone: Curtisville 46 Russell E. Montgomery-Sales and Credit Manager Caplan's Shoe Store, Foot Kvear for Youngsters, Pre-Teens, Teenagers and Adults. Tarentnin. Pennsylvania, Phone: Tar. 2808- . J Alpha Service Stores, Appliances, Sporting Goods, XVheel Goods, Auto Accessories. Tarcnluin, Pa. George M. Burgart-Electrical Appliances, Springdale, Pa. Wtfcinfurther Hardware, 812 Pittsburgh Street, Springdale, Pa., Phone: Springdale 1079. L. B. Tubaugh-Meats and Groceries, Allegheny Acres, Curtisville 9ll3R2l. FLETCHER'S DRY CLEANING Quality First Phone 2-10 20-1 Corbet Street Tarentuni, Pa. CHRISTMAS THOUGHT D-U-Z, DOES EVERYTHING TWO SANTA CLAUSES AW, THESE GIRLS GEORGE'S GAS STATION Gas, Oil, Lubrication and Accessories Curlisville l59R3 Saxonlnurg Blvd. Compliments of CECCHINI SHOE SHOP Russellton, Pennsylvania Curtisville 28-Rll LEKSE FLOOR SERVICE Floor Sanding and Finishing-Floor Covering and Installation-Plastic Wall Tile Phone: Curtisville 56-R21 Russellton, Pa. NIOTOSICKI JEWELERS G, C, MURPHY C00 l0l West Seventh Avenue Tarentum, Pa. 414-416 Corbel Street Diamonds, Watches, jewelry Repair Work of All Kinds Tarenlumy P3- FRANK'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Auto Repairs-Painting East Union Phone: Curtisville l3-R22 ORDER 01? 0WL'S Compliments of NEST 1091 Russellton, Pemisylvnnia DR- WITHEROW l MILLER BROTHERS Books SHOE STORE Good Fumimm 109 Corhel Street rI'2l'CIllllI'l'l, Pa. 222 Fnurlh Avenalircnmm P1 Phone: Tar' 20,1 Lions Club of West Deer Township Best Wishes to the Class of '54 Mr. RE-CAST! TENNIS ANYON E? RUSSELLTON Mr. and Mrs Frank M. Lorence Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gruden, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Antoninka Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tahon, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Laezek Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Grzybek Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stock Mrs. Anna Moretti Mr. and Mrs. N. DeMatteo Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Venesky Anthony Vidic, Jr. Mr. Harry Mull Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chabal Mrs. Louis Vidic Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Herman Mary llocheck Anna Sorokacs Mrs. john Valance Charles Novic '52 and Mrs. john Mennou Arndeo Cesaretti Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dembaugh, I Mr. and Mrs. jack Dembaugh Mr. Walter Shustic Stanley Kwitkowski Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pompe Mr. and Mrs. John Micklow Mrs. Fred Baker Mrs. xviiiiillll Albright Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Fleck, jr Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tomiczek WValter Lntynsky Bill Simonetti Mrs. Louis O'Barto Mr. and Mrs. james Reynolds Ella Hall Mrs. Harry Ball Mr. and Mrs. G. Momberger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sabatini Mrs. Mike Guerrieri Mr. and Mrs. jesse Stepp Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Borland Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zazworsky Mr. james Valerio Mrs. Ada Osele Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reynolds and Daughters Mrs. Mary Pongrance and Mrs. Earl Bush Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Farrasso and Mrs. Lawrence Schibrel Mr. Simon Petroff, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Petroff Mr. and Mrs. Dom Simonetti Joe Yourish George Kiray Leona Cesniek George McMullen Mr. and Mrs. Julius Piatek BESSEIVIER STORES, I No. 1 and 2 General Merchandise Russellton, Pennsylvania NC. F. PATRONS Eugene Trevillini Tony Simonetti Mr. and Mrs. joseph Sunderlin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Prishack ohn Lorence Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kaminsky Paul Trusiak Mr. and Mrs. john Koneski Nick Valerio Sam Weaver Flora Biagi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Biagi Tony Gidritus Benny Marro Mr. and Mrs. john Kellaway Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bassetti Orvil Solomon M. L. Stepp Floyd Carroll Mike Sailock C. M. Kelly Denneth Repp jack Tady Paul Koziol Mrs. John Buchanich Mrs. Nello Zocchi Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edward Steve Paskorz Andrew Barsuk Abzanka Mrs. Kenneth Protheroe Mrs. Plymak Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cecchini Fedison CURTISVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Pete Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. john Falconer Albert Grubbs August Thalman Dom McGrady Jos. Hudak Paul Kurtiak Frank Legens Frank Scopel Edward Lewetag Pedro Colpo and Mrs. Clarence Hoak Burdette Garven Mr. and Mrs. Steve Yaworski, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller Mr. and Mrs. joseph Wells Mr. and Mrs. A. Raffaelli Mr. and Mrs. F. Mohar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mohar Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Matulis Paul Truckly, Jr. Sam Salomoni Vincent Bucci Miss Nancy Shurina Mrs. Shurina, jr. Q Mrs. Margaret Murray Eda McCallister Mr. and Mrs. Frank Primozic Mrs. Minnie 0'Connell Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. J. R. Browning Harvey Rornmes R. M. Byers William Lawton Homer Craft Elmer Roesch Steve Hranica Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Rodger Mr. and Mrs. M. H. 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