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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

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I For these reasons and many, many more we, the Class of 1956, dedicate our Coalagra to E I Raymond For 10 l l l l l ? - . -kg k o . g . if i , . k,L 4 ' xx '33 . L -' Vi yn f ,1 M S3 VY 4 v ! 5 Q NU' w.,h.M4 . g-s-ous...-o-I Ex 1 i ,A . . -af- :- -.5- ' 1 llffl 'M' ra .S ,X Q JZ?-' 5 1 .rx - , fi, ' ' .W sz' ' 3 .1 0 -I 3 ny fl 5 Q Q Z '.'1 NT ,,M,. ...- '58, I' . -W - 4 x A som or Enucmou KL to RJ Mr. Vranesh, Mrs. Stout, Mr. Semko, Mr. Castello, Mr. Micklow, Mr. Graham and Mrs. James OFFICERS OF THE BOARD OF EDHJCATION PRESIDENT ....,...........,.....,.,....,,...,................,....4... GEORGE MICKLOW VICE PRESIDENT ..........,............, .....,..........,.......,.... L OUIS CASTELLO SECRETARY ....,....... ....,..,....,. G EORGE SEMKO TREASURER ......... ........, I .ROBERT GRAHAM SOLICITOR .......... ,,......,. I ...,....... M AX SIEGEL A year of education at its best. That's what this school term has been rated by observers at West Deer High School. Much of the credit for the highly successful year should go not only to the admin- istration, faculty and students but, also, to the hardworking group of township citizens who make up the Board of Education. Only through long hours of meetings and first han observation have they been able to attain a high standing for the West Deer edu ational system. However, the educational process is one of keeping up with the timbs. Therefore, a new school year will bring many new problems and considerations which must be faced by the Board of Education. 14 r ----YVYYV--YYYYYYYY VYYVYVY...YYYYYY VYVYYVYV.-..----.......-------...-.---...-.-----.-------.-.----.-...----..-----.....--..-.-.... ...... .... .....A........ ..,..................................... .............,,...... V . V .... V . V . V ..... V .Y,....Y. ...... V ....., V - .,,....,..... V ..... ...... .... l I I Faculty S T 'Pt Mrs. Acciai B.S., California State Teachers College, John Hopkins University, University of Pittsburgh Mr. Formento Mr. Fortun B.S., Indiana State B.Ed., Duquesne Teachers College University Miss Mariotti B.Ecl., Duquesne University Mrs. Schuster Mr. Siegel B.S., M.Ed., B.E.p Duquesne Duquesne University University X xi lili X V- . L fs Mr. Acciai I B.S., Indiana State Teachers College x . it ,gif Mr. Andriko B.S., Edinboro State Teachers College lg Mrs. Gi Mr. Graff B.S., Ohio State B.S., Pennsylvan University State University Mr. Marsill i Mr, Mquroni B.S., M.A.g Stx B.S., Duquesne Vincent's College University University of Pittsburgh it ia Mr. Angeloni B.A., Grove City College W G- li, Miss Jarema B.A., M.Ed., Duquesne University Mr. Monnier B.S., l.itt.M.p Slippery Rock State Teachers College, University of Pittsburg Mr, Sipes i Mr. Unites Mrs. Unwh B.S., M.Ed.,4 Duquesne University B-S., Indiana swim Slippery Rock B-Ed. Teachers College 16 ' i i .1 Q G-T' 5. . 3 l . wi X S, .x Mr. Antonelli B.S., University of Pittsburgh Karcis Technology, Slippery State Teachers University Pittsburgh sj if l j fifizff Miss Bittner B.S.p California State Teachers College 1 7 Mr. Kernan Faculty -'61 are ' Mr. Broge Mrs. Cunningham A.B., Salem College A.B., M.Ed.g Grove California State City College, University Teachers College, of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh pi Mr. King Carnegie Institute B.S., California State B.S.p Edinboro State Teachers College Miss Moraitis B.S.p University of Pittsburgh G Mr. Zilla B.A., M.Ed,p West Liberty State College,University of Pittsburgh Miss Penisch B.S., M.Ecl., University of Pittsburgh si iss J! s ii! . 419 T Mrs. Angeloni Superintendent's Secretary Teachers College, Pennsylvania State University ,ez .-. - Mr. Piazza B.A., University of Pittsburgh Miss Doman B Na ' sg , ws we ., .. , 5 W .2 ,..... I .. Mr. Kohut B.Ed.p Duquesne University, University of Pittsburgh 0 3 Q. ' if W ifc L .gfif l -Elissa Mr. Powers B.Ed.p Duquesne University 'l 'W , ti' Mrs. Yeloushan Mrs. Dillner 8.5.5 Mount Mercy College :C fl il T Miss Kraft B.S., Mount Mercy College Mr. Schultz B.S.p Slippery Rock State Teachers College Miss Bullick Principal's Secretary R.N.p School Nurse Dietician wb' Miss Lambert B.A., M.Ed.p Pennsylvania State University, University of Pittsburgh Mr. Sabatini Truant Officer FQ SENIORS Senior Class 01 licers l 6? CARL EDWARD HAZLETT KATHA RINE J. SAGI ee The Bull is really a football ' hero at W. D. High.lntelligence, l great initiative, and leadership N make this lad one to be admired. l 7 I 4 N N lil I -Ma Q. f ff Although she oftenwsleeps in, Rose is a pert, po ular, and pretty cheerleader. Allwonderful person and a true friend. Y .Q ix l ,,,..,. -1 l ' I r I I w A J I LC I 'X L . I Looking forward to 1958 is this 4 vivacious and pleasant girl. She 1 has a personality plus and an r inexhaustible fountain of energy. l i Q F 5 : P l ' 4 l 5 ' 1 Her quiet personality sometimes gives the impressions of shyness, but to those wholknow her, Myrna is a true friend and a lot of fun. Q L 20 r R RosE ANNA HUFFMAN MYRNA L. KIRCHNER 15 PATRICIA C. ALEXANDRUNAS I' Qkeq V ,ls I , ,rt 55, A-4 If A consistent blue ribbon winner at the county fair. Pat was a willing worker for the success of the Senior play. Q JUDITH ANN ATKINSON X95 X eff? x A wonderful nurse she will be soon. Our squaw and band aid , I mean, manager. A pleas- ant, good-humored and helpful girl. Seniors CHARLES L. ALLISON if S-.E fly X f L b fy , xx A 1 ag, N K Q' Usually burning the mid-night oil in order to get his home work finished. Has a surprising sense of humor. MELVA JANE BAILEY NI O :df 'ff 5 f' ,- l 'I Z -.51-1-x Nominated as the angel of our class. Because of her sweet ways and disposition she has made and kept countless friends. 21 EMILY ANGELINE I LIQNWNI Lac., aoow4cv.rcmz Bookkeeping seems to be her specialty. Neat appearance, pretty hair and a quiet nature best describes Emily. PHYLLIS J. BAKER A5192 Here is another great secretary for some lucky boss. Do you think she'll sit with her feet on the desk? MARIE E. BASSETTI A Q Long, naturally curly hair is Chee Chee's crowning glory. She is a stunning maiorette with a won- derful personality. JANE L. BAUMGARTEL 0 'Mir Jane is West Deer's only piccolo player. Her one great ambition is to be a doctor. Her brains and ability will pave her way to success. Seniors .lah t ., .rl 7 ts h 1 3 12-f - Q ' I Q- ' ,fx ,. g THOMAS G. BATOVICH I , 5 'sf 1 A ,Q ,A I I I I I :- Due to his broad sense of humol, this kid is completely exasper- ating to teachers, at all times, and is always talking about hls boys . l KATHLEEN MARIE W l F I ff Wie 1- ,Lf I A future secretary is Kathyfs aim. We just hope she wonlt break the boss's knee. S'he's very friendly, neat, and well liked.l I l I 22 l 1 I I i JOANN BAUGHMAN 1' -I v-3 T a .- ...1 W r 1 Playing the piano and accordion well are only two of the ac- complishments this talented girl has attained. She really likes to skate. I . Q MARY ANN BISHOP e sl Q. She is an indispensable clarinet player for the band. She is very petite, yet very neat. ROBERT D. BLACK XX xx? Q: xr X' . gy Xx. Bob will be really up in the clouds very soon. But, we for- got to mention that this is be- cause he is headed for the Air Force. gd U X' X f r y xi .g si. s :ass ,psy ,T M f JOSEPH BOYNICK Sl -V if tin xi His main interest and topic of conversation seems to be Hawaii, where he lived for a year. Seniors DORTHY R. BOLES Joh!- fxl b .jx , This girl is really a shorthand whiz. A calm disposition and her willingness to help have won her many friends. JOSEPHINE BRUDNEY R m Our great songstress who has been a soloist in many of our activities. A wonderful personal- ity and a cute maiorette des- cribe this sweet lass. 23 n COLLEEN RUTH BONIN P 1, J, x ,4 X A girl that iust beams with per sonality. A typical school gir who likes to cook and sew. .3 3 S ' . . YOLANDA M. BRUNO F l l ,sf l ll I , mfs nrwe - f0uq1 If we use her driving as an example, we will find her at the tralTic court often. She's really a pal and a nice kid to know. Seniors HELENA JOYCE BUCHANICH DR CLQQ-I' I XI Q all iii-21242-I Many beautiful clothes adorn this lovely lass. The cleaning truck shows she is always neat. Sweet and nice. MARY CATHERINE BURNS Li- .: .. 'I lf' :Fu 0 1 KL f,r-, 1 The grapevine has it, that Mary Kay collects telephone poles in her spare time. She is smiling, bright, and very willing to work. PATRICIA L. BUDZ I : PATRICIA M. BURKE . 'I Found playing the records t '22, dances. One of our sweet cd- 2, 4, head maiorettes. Pat's blonli hair, blue eyes, and nice persorl- ality describe her best. in W K ii -Ji f ff, .fi i.. A --Q A j JOANNE M. CAULHELD I I we -f I Hee 3 X N QIQTWI-'E X i I Always giggling, no mattqr where she is. Came here in her Sophomore year and immediate- I I I I ly made many friends. I 24 I I I I I The future plans of this petite and friendly girl have been dis- closed. Marriage is her destina- tion. DONALD ci-IABALLA .f X sz git 0 f RIS f VX5-X f 91 T I Marching aIong, thafs what Don will be doing when he grad- uates, since he intends to enter the Army. He's a good looking and talkative fellow. as ROBERT CHERAN no ai' ... ' 0 L :':' 4 4 c C P ,Q L.. - , .fs A 4 ,.. r He really paints a lot, although this isn't usually his type of scenery. A great asset to the Seniors WARREN J. CORPAL Sal .gg tif This recent arrival really likes to play pool. He came here in his Senior year and was immed- iately accepted as a friend by all. play and a wonderful person to know. HOWARD CROWE A JOANN CRESSLEY WY gl-b 1 Y N l 3 14. s I To heal the wounds of the un- fortunate is the future of this reserved, polite, and nice girl from Pleasant Unity, who wishes to be a nurse. 'nv-15.15 g 1 Q . f ,. When he is in his hot-rod, it appears as if he were flying low . His dreams include being a pro football star. 25 RICHARD H. CORBETT 5? 11 Q Dick is known for his great abil- ity to sleep in class but, he is always awake in time to go home. Loads of fun. Wil I , , ww ' item -, 11 'QAM . .www ,K ,-W 55, W' , . ,gi . la. A DARWIN CUNNINGHAM YS .J yrs Been shaving for two years and cut himself both times, is what they say about this happy-go- lucky redhead. AUDETTE R. CUSHNQQAN 2 F8 Q E06 fa LATTER 7??r XX 72' . 5 Continually talking and often referred to as the P.O.D. Pes- tilent , Audy has one of the friendliest smiles in our class. MARGARET N. DeBOLD f ' 1 ,. S ri, 4 A 15' E eh ' v- lift' 7 ,1 . - ' X- 4 I Z,--ali-fe D ' J.. ,... gf From 8:00 to 9:00 this crazy little artist combs her long and pretty hair in the girI's lav. Seniors xiii ' l W' .-Vs if r .x Q . if f . y W 6 it,, .. g ' I-:Miz - 1 QPF ' vw f Q f'i- .dpi .. 1 MICHAEL S. DANCISIN xy- fxt , V. l .- 4 i 'E i P' . tl X . X H it JANE D Q r X 'eA GELIS J V 1 4 , ,. X A conskfantthreat to pedestrialws 1 ' L1-rl: best describes Mike, although he X X works quite laboriously at lqe- K coming a pet peeve. 'Y - .J S' R' Q 1 1, , g . 1 f f SEI - :5 -S N LARRY DEMBAUGH X I I if ' 1 i l r I ..- r' '- ' I l I He is often referred to as the panic to all teachers . Perhads it is because he is naturally good-humored. Outstanding char- acteristic-his dimples. : l 26 l I l A future housewife is what this pretty and petite maiorette has in mind as after graduation plans, Very friendly and agree- able. S . in-L 'X K- , A . ,it,lL xr li l x JAMES E. DeVANDO x yi . D J :f af , ff f lla 2 This tall, husky, football star can usually be found doctoring cars at DeVando's Service Station or making eyes at nurses when in the hospital. BARBARA ANN DZUREC mei? I , 't Wouldn't Barb make a pretty airline stewardess. Her personal- ity and quiet smile will make her an asset to any airline. K X N s gsm RONALD EVANS fyvf 'r Jn. likefid' fu' xl' A very typical student who can play football well. He's usually very quiet, but he has proven his friendliness. Seniors lil. VIRGINIA LEE ERSKINE fxllis lv I- 1 L ix. X. vw, J, y 1 Ginger with the beautiful black hair. A secretary to be. Nice to know and fun to be with. JANET M. EVERSOLE S This is one girl who knows exact- ly what she is going to do when she graduates. She is very friend- ly and petite. 27 LINDA LOU EVANS Q at 'Q 'FQ Am A devotee of Bermuda shorts, our Linda makes a pretty, viva- cious head maiorette. Pleasant to everyone and always smiling. NANCY CHARLOTTE EYLER in , l fr- '2- ... .. Connie and she always go every- where together. It seems that they are inseparable. A regular hot-rodder. N 7 CHARLES P. FEDEROFF X X X X 6 Cifigx QR R ' ' Aim - Paving his way to success, that's our boy Chuck. It has often been said that he studies much, but iokes around more. r ' DARLENE RUTH FULTON U5 :Aw Darlene is one of our future brides. Always seen with Pat, this girl is a real charmer. Seniors 1 l l l S . .gg JUDITH ANN FEDISON g X ' A ' ' 'A l H a Q JosEPH w. FRASER OFF td E r RX il 7 , fa E A great help at the main bdse P of operations, the office. Judy has beautiful, curly hair. fl' f M.. Army bound is this tall, dark, and good-looking asset to the class. Indispensable member of the football team. DEAN PAUL oARveR 1 l ' -' RAYMOND GAUL l l U l laiigia i R . . . JI i o , 1 xx: Ls 'N--N, ..,......,,, -P l I v g .ff To own his own trucking lipe someday is the desire of Decln. r ticipation in the F.F.A. Well known for his active par- 1 West Deer's great basketball star W and tallest member of the senior 1 class. He can definitely be des- l cribed as tall, dark, and hand- 28 some. ' W i MARXYG M. GREBECK I Maggie is one of our pretty, stunning, high-stepping maior- ettes. Many beautiful clothes are owned by this sweet and friend- ly senior. , fb RUTH HARBAUGH . tl Q fl . , .X I Plays the bass drum in the band. Very well liked by the members of the class. Has a really top- notch personality. Seniors 'WALK W' Q gif .XA J ,Y , 5- . 2919? be ,rry JOSEPH H. GODLEWSKI nffm-Q xg-wr! .L - , A real he-man best describes this tall, muscular, and hand- some member of our class, who, they say, is in a constant state of confusion. GEORGE G. HAZLETT . Gi' ' iv 'im 1 W Ready with his camera to snap pictures for the Coalagra. He's a tall trumpet player and a real credit to the band. 29 JOANN J. HALOOSTOCK I Joann is our sophisticated lady. Possessor of a quiet personality. A beautiful girl in beautiful clothes. IQAINE M Q Ss-759 Usually seen driving down the middle of the road. They say she has organized her own llgcng-ll ROD HOHMAN U T' Q' . I 1 f A ' ll .lgi 5K Well known for his beautiful horses and riding ability. This friendly boy is a true asset to our class. J. PRESTON JACKSON an f x Preston is the outdoor type. Hunting and fishing are his fav- orite sports. With his looks he might be in the movies someday. Seniors TONY HWOSTOW, JR. :T 'WIP WV? I l l I Talking and being late are tvxlo of his favorite pastimes. Our Tony is really a whiz on tile basketball court. Continually tap- ping his pencil. BRADLEE KARAN I Xgfh I -,, iw -' ' tl I Always looking in front of la mirror, why, we don't knolfv. Bunsen was outstanding as Father in the Senior Play. I I I 30 I I I I I I ELVIRA LOUISE IRVINE ri nsmva osx 'v' P X - T'-APTHT emma : Viry is a Student Council officer. She is a quiet girl with a pleas- ing personality. She's looking forward to graduation with great anticipation. -.. Q- '1 if , r.is T I Qt I Z ' W 2 ..ri 'T' 'f yi, Ig, 1 f i ROBERT E. KINNIBURGH 'AE fy fax IN my - A ' 1 Showing movies in various classes is only one of the iobs this hard working boy does. He is a real basketball fan. LORENA RUTH KINNIBURGH ,6 X . K , 4 31 '4.-- NA lk 1 An excellent typist and a high honor student are only two of the characteristics this girl has acclaimed. She's destined to be 'J splendid nurse. A-6.1. STEPHANIE LANGUS Y f 1 A? Works at Gold Crest dairy in her spare time. Gets along very well with the boys. Petite miss who is ready to work. Seniors PATRICIA ANN KIRCHNER .4--71 wzluii l-EE H .. L., 4 Wav --Jjttwlk A XX' Pat's ambition is to ioin the Waves. She is always willing to help and was a great asset to the Antler. HELEN K. LARGE 65' it-S To be a Home Ec. teacher is Helen's aim. ln cooking and sewing, she is tops . She's a very neat and high-stepping fiagtwirler. 31 li 'fix r. , JANET LOUISE KONESKI ilu 'N his. 'ff Y ., 'N xl yin , T Xx 'N Antler typist and a good com- mercial student best describe Janet. A witty personality and pretty, long hair. K 6 BARBARA R. LONDON C' J ig Xl Possessor of many beautiful clothes. Her winning smile and beautiful teeth are two of her claims to fame. MITCHELL R. LUTYNSKY 1. SIANDRE , asf 5' N 'v fu I Here is one soda ierk that really isn't a ierk . He gets more haircuts than anyone else in school. JOANN P. MASSIMINO . HFN X A K XX II, lskijl. N I ,I I nf xx X- I 6-3-N I ' Q A petite miss, but every ounce Seniors I I is 'f' I? 'AN- 'Q ' f:- is I I ANNA CECILIA MAKARA gf? I R I fl 5 ' A typical American girl in mahy respects. Ann always has a go d word and friendly smile or everyone. i LAWRENCE E. MARSHALL .1 W I N33 A921 lik Chief Big Deer and our Dad- dy Indian are a few names given to our Indian mascot. Hunting is one of his favorite pastimes. WILLIAM L. MATECKA I sreza-frm 'P Warm: ' gf. , 5 IN 'rv-+2 38 MILL IN . - 7- 1 VERA WELLING McCREDIE is energy. Her big brown eyes I n are the despair of all the boys. A f X I .5 K Another band manager' His intentions are to work, prob- Q I ably in a mill. But, I'm not suI'e ' this is the way you go abdut 3-1, -J' working, are you? 1 I Pounding away at a typewriter I is Vera, who will be a secretary I in the near future. Lots of fun 32 I on the school bus. I I I I WILLIAM BOYD McMASTER 1. I Q new, .X I .XJIIQL i Quite a guy in the chemistry lab. He was the only one able to do everything wrong. It must take practice! ALVIN L. MILLER ff L ,.. dug' ik .-w- V.. A desire to be in the armed forces is utmost in the mind of this quiet senior who appears to be very shy. Seniors S .gg , 1 .. .s ROBERTA EILEEN McWHlRTER gp , Headed for one of the branches of the armed forces is this miss who loves to snap pictures of any kind. - , it- w . E 1 I JOSEPH MILLER If f A. X ii, An able baseball star who has a real desire to play the game. He hopes that someday he will be able to play pro sports. 33 KWX i 6.7 1 X I fi ik 5: sil.hjffw 57? Y ' F' 45' A WILLIAM METAL ' f ..,! fit we Navy bound is this clever young lad. His curly hair and white teeth are noticed by the girls. Q I ' 7 peg ' fig QL. JOSEPH V. MONARKO Us WT GSW fp I I This boy is really a typing wiz- ard. He is always ready for work and willing to help. CHARLES M. MOUNTSIER, Jr. 4- -61 QQ Fixing that old Model A again, but why can't his feet fit under? Has a genial personality and numerous possibilities. FSE CONSTANCE MAE O'DONNELL fd. Lllg . Qi -. 'Lg -rv, .. Wherever you see Connie, you'll see Charlotte. They can't seem to get along without one another. l Seniors! l i I l GLADYS A. NOLKER 1 iw 9 gr A 1 F N X She really keeps the place ium'p- ing with her monkeyshines. She can usually be seen in New Ken. l s N, 5 . K. -4 RICHARD w. OGERSHOKJ JAMES H. NORRIS .' 'f .A gy XM! of in A An avid bowling fan. Jim is happy-go-lucky and fun to be with. Senior play and Senior class clown. G3 DONALD ORVOSH 3 V . l 'L 9 . D Q Really tries his best to put fortth a good performance as he hbs proved by trumpet and vodal solos. Capable and handsome lad headed for success. l I 34 l l l l l 7 K . Ygxgfl i Mssx j ew. Remember the campaign Don led in order to be the winning candidate for President of the Student Council? He has proved his leadership. it BETTY' PASKO RZ ci ggi Ice skating and roller skating are her favorite sports. Lately her hobby has been reading the Homemakers Guide. EDITH A. PROCO gfff L52 gm Answering the phone for her boss is our sweet, future secre- tary, Edith. She can usually be seen putting make-up on in Room 'I9 after lunch. is Seniors MARY ANN PETROFF 2 '-Q , 7 Kkfx VN' sl fl litre ll Cats seem to be one of the favorite likes of Peaches , A wonderful sense of humor makes this girl fun to be with. PRICILLA R. PROTHEROE .14 1 s Kg i P lfxd' There she isp our future nurse bringing the medicine to her patients. She is a quiet, yet friendly girl destined for success. 35 WALTER POTENSKY V , X dl' in If tg The armed forces is the destina- tion of this boy, who gives you the idea that he is bashful, until you know him better. H,.- NORMA JEAN RAVERA sb 4 H-X x ' X ii Z,,x. Some clay soon this girl will be a nurse. Butler Hospital is her destination. She is very efficient and cheerful. g. Xin is 'sig we 39 t Y is 'R S 1 ws .5 . , . xv- X is ip L e af X H? X. HAZEL E. REED .x 'QE 7 J? ,V Can usually be found with books in her hand and studying for a test. Her future plans include Indiana State Teachers' College. MARION V. SCHIBERL . 9..- 95 ri c I ' -4.4147 She can usually be found lead- ing the flagtwirlers through their maneuvers at parades, games, and other special events. Has a contagious giggle. Seniors ALTHEIA M. SABATINI r l ,r- 'I l I For nine years, this pe ite featured, amicable girl has b en the twirler for our band. Has a winning smile and top-notch der- sonality. I 1 4 FLORA ANN SEABURY ' fi ,NES 4 l N -f 1 V Q L V4 X H Y l This girl is a big help to the guidance department and Miss Penisch. Her great desire is o fly these large planes. I I as l i l 4 l l EDITH JEAN SAMPLE ,fa A - . A 0' 1 El 'N f A T A very quiet and reserved miss who has intentions of being a secretary. She strives hard and works harder to get something done right. it , 5, I! s ti llji HARRY A. SEMLER In 1' ...F 1 Carpentering seems to be his specialty. A quiet boy who en- ioys ice skating. MARY A. SEMLER s ss 'KN L s x N -'tx ig., I' Very reserved and very quiet are words which accurately describe this shy member of our class. was . --, ,X X I ARDEN W. SMAY fhfy X ,- , Dlx V iw ' 1 f' 1 V: Drawing is one of this boy's favorite pastimes Cand he proves to be quite an artistl. Girls seem to be what he likes best. Seniors 'gs Q1 its . i ff riii T f ..,' .grips ' .A iff! 159 A -. - ,ss .qw EUGENE SIMONETTI 4 ,gun K 'X Perhaps Musie is best known for his monkey-shines in class, his ioking ways, and his name most requested on disc-iockey shows. NV JOSEPH J. SMUTEK Fru-tcm C, ' REFIQIRED I Tool- I If your car needs repairing, iust call Joe. We all know him for his ability to play football and to tell jokes in class. 37 JAMES SIMONOFF I il ll S-M, Q 'Ls l --lsg, L For four years Jim has been an asset to the F.F.A. We're sure they will miss him when he graduates. '34 STANLEY F. STANISH so ' Xin ' .nf . E ' V' V zz Romeo of West Deer High and The corridor crooner are nick- names branded to this fellow. He proved his musical ability in the operettas and Jr. Minstrel. AUDREY MAY STIPETIC ffl ,i'fLl51 's. Audrey's long pretty hair is really beautiful. Like so many other girls, she loves to talk. JACK M. TAD14 J 1 X.. g ! Q foci? lf CA Really a great drummer, who has already organized his own band. He has often been re- ferred to as the second Mr. Hienrichs. Seniors' PAUL STOPCHUCK O P0 O Q : Q . 5,5 i ll Professional sports seem to jbe utmost in his mind. He has pro led his ability by being a starlin basketball, football, and bake- ..,.c.s-, -. A-1+ , ., '-- - r ' ,sf-Afug 4 A 4 454 'VET1 ...- He! .qv - s ., kv 5 fin 4 ,Meir J' E , zgi W. Q . vw, ' 2. Zi' .. ' L ' 1.4 PETE TASSOTTI l-Nw si sw 'Nr L lfgj' R He is a very well known bviay for his very wavy hair. A woh- derful sense of humor makes tl'lis boy a lot of fun to be with. I I 38 I l 1 l NANCY CAROL TABACCHI . mag my ft? N, F .,,V. A very peppy cheerleader des- cribes this cute girl. lt has been said that though she is small in stature, she is large in ideas. MARLENE L. TEDESCO will -J I Mar may seem shy but she really isn't. Keeping people laughing seems to be her life ambition. Seniors ANNE E. VASILCIK XX 9 'ln , F Q P' 'vs' S JULIA L. uNiTEs if X' X Lt 3 l Ry f fl l :ve f 1 ANNA MAE romsico K 7 .5 V A very bright member of M: 1 class is Anne, who, through gi M lik pleasant and cheerful ways, EU One of our helpful library assist- won many fnends' XX ants. She has a sweet, quiet .LV l voice and a shy, low laugh. She's very fond of Journalism. A flaming redhead who is con- tinually looking forward to re- ceiving letters. Who they are from, we do not know. Long and pretty red hair. CHARLES WITAS our her has v A giiet .,- Y ziGMoND VENESKY 1 - , t 9. 4. 4 ANTHONY VENESKY Z Q? B g Fhuclii has often bee: sein driwx , , L ,,,, ,.,. X- ing t e tractor in g. cass. X -X , V ,Y crazy mixed up witness in the fl lvh tl trial in P. O. D. 41 Q X ,fi IN V Qu-Q I ' A great mechanic he'll be some ' day. With his after school iob r '29 43 1 at the garage, he is well on 1 ' his way. Has a smile from ear to ear. Continually he must get an ex- cuse for Miss Jarema for being 39 late. Seniors YVONNE KAREN WOBB . Q' A ,dw y kwa ik? .,,, ae - .- 4 . rm .Q A pretty blond who usually uses class time to put on a new face. She has a witty person- ality and a contagious giggle. SHIRLEY ANN YAKIMCYZK ul . fvfffmwf , tii as Her friendly ways and smile will li' fll ' make her a good receptionist. - . 5.- . gs'- Shirley is very quiet, amicable, , - and very nice to know. H r. JOANN B. ZRELAK l 4, ., v' l it QM 1 ROBERT ZALUS f 3 -5- E f Q Bob is the cafeteria's helper. lthis is help???J He can generally be heard in the halls at noon. 0 1 ...- B . A I :sammy SH op li M il To be a beauty operator is the desire of Joanne. Telling iokes and laughing seem to be her favorite pastimes. 40 Because of Our Activities, lu ting Memories Are Created . . ...-rv---ff' PATTY ALEXANDRUNAS - -'A'A Coalagra, Band, Senior Play, Junior Minstrel, Tri - Hi - Y, F.T.A., College Club, Oper- 3 ' etta, Chorus, Soccer Team. CHUCK ALLISON - Hi-Y, Audio Visual Aid, College Club, Chorus, Operetta, Stu- dent Council, Junior Minstrel, Chair Committee. E BABE ANGELINE - Business ' Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Future Profes- gi F , sionals, F.D., Guidance De- J rr partment Secretary. TUCKER BATOVICH-Band, .. .sev- JUDE ATKINSON - Band Manager, Mascot, French .r A Club, Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Operetta, Coalagra, F.D., Mixed Ensemble, Swing Band, Chorus Manager. 6 A If 5 -wi. 5 BOB BLACK. SL MELv BAILEY-F.T.A., Col- l lege Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, Junior Minstrel, Scarab Club, Coalagra. JOE BOYNICK - Band, Senior Play, Hi-Y, Hall Patrol, .we ,X Q +I 5 PHYL BAKER - Business A .X H A Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Antler. 'J Y DON CHABALLA-Hall Pa- trol, French Club, Minstrel Stage Crew. 4Q .-W -rv . Q. rx r r l. lf ,gif Sf i ug, ' ...K gf' 5 E5 ,. 1 A I sy. CHEE CHEE BASSETTl-Tri- Hi-Y, Business Club, Maiorette, Antler, Guidance Department Secretary, Junior Minstrel, Future Professionals, F.D. LEFTY CHERAN - Senior Play Stage Crew, Minstrel Stage Crew. JO BAUGHMAN - F.T.A., French Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Business Club, Guidance Department Secretary. DlCK CORBETT - French Club, J.V. Football. JANlE BAUMGARTEL - Na- tional Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, College Club, F.T.A., Chorus, Scarab Club, Band, Swing Band, Operetta. SARG CORPAL - Football, Coalagra, Senior Play. Trans- ferred from West Winfield. KATHY BEITKO - Business Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Library Assist- ant, Future Professionals, F.D., Antler, Guidance Department Secretary. BUD CROWE - Hi-Y, Foot- ball, Hall Patrol, Varsity Club, Soccer, Minstrel Stage Crew, F.D. MAE BISHOP - Band, Ant- ler, Business Club. DARWIN CUNNINGHAM- Hi-Y, Chair Committee, F.D. MW? ,stur J , Dot BOLES-Tri-Hi-Y, Busi- F 47' i als, Guidance Department .rg , ll fix.. ness Club, Future Profession- - A ecretary, Library Assistant. FLAT TOP DANCISIN - Football Manager, Basketball Manager, French Club, Chor- us, Junior Minstrel. Q, ,S+--., -W ...Q , , B it . W ' COL BONIN - Business at Ailclub, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club. LARRY DEMBAUGH-Basket- ball, Football, President of Sophomore Class, French Club, Future Professionals, F7 F Josie BRUDNEY. - Maior- Y- ette, Co-Heod.F.T.A., College 3 ,rr Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Business Club, AA Operetta, Junior Minstrel, mi Senior Play, Chorus, Coalag- is. ra, Antler, Swing Band, F.D. PEEPS DEVANDO - F.F.A., Football, Varsity Club, Hall Patrol, Hi-Y, Junior Minstrel, Coalagra. -4 ' L LUNDA BRUNO - Business if e Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus. STATE EVANS - Football, Hall Patrol, Varsity Club. j. JOYCE BUCHANICH - French Club, Junior Minstrel Q 1 i'- Q Senior Play, Chorus, Band, gi X Antler, Girls' Ensemble, Oper- 12 etta. CHUCK FEDEROFF - Hall Petrol, Hi-Y, Football, Varsity Club, Baseball. E llixl i ,QV my 5 ' 'Q . Qstfi . ' -Pt: gi, - is -. . 5 ' I -kr-v I ' 1 ':'iWQ...... 1 1 tif ll. 'ifr- .lf L1 f, . -gf , 3 l Q' OSCAR GARVER -- French Club. PAT BUDZ - Student Coun- cil, Maiorette, Co-Head, Home Economics, Business Club, Tri- Hi-Y, F.D., Soccer Team, Jun- ior Minstrel, Senior Play. JOE FRAZER - Hi-Y, Foot- ball, Soccer. PATTY BURKE - Business Club, Antler, Volleyball Team. BEVO GAUL - Student Council, Freshman Vice Presi- dent, Hall Patrol, Hi-Y, Var- sity Club, Baseball, Basket- ball, Football, Antler, F.D. Stage Crew, Senior Play, Minstrel. MARY KAY BURNS-Coal- agra, Associate Editor, Band, National Honor Society, F.T.A., Chorus, Girls' Ensem- ble, Operetta, Junior Minstrel, Senior Play, Swing Band. JOE GODLEWSKl - Foot- ball, Hi-Y, Hall Patrol, Var- sity Club, F.D., Senior Play Stage Crew, Minstrel Stage Crew, Chair Committee. RABBIT CAULFIELD- Flag Twirler, French Club, Swing Band. BULL HAZLETT - Varsity Club, Football, Hi-Y, Basket- ball, Junior Class President, Senior Class President, Chair Committee, Hall Patrol, Coal- agra, F.F.A. CRES CRESSLEY - Chorus, Q21 . ' K 'Operetta, Junior Minstrel, ' . if, l College Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Coal- 5 . I 3. agra. PRESTON JACKSON - Stu- dent Council. wfl' Ai N.P I - AUDY CUSHMAN - Band, French Club, Chorus, Girls' K X Ensemble, Swing Band, Col- j,: Z E' lege Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior T fig, Minstrel, Senior Play, Coal- ? ft - qgfq. l GEORGE HAZLETT - Band, Hi-Y, Operetta, Junilor Min- strel, College Club, Audio Visual Aids, Coalagrfz, Boys' Ensemble, Swing Baird, F.D., Senior Play, Chair Cdmmittee. -Q W 1 F X is l A JANlE DeANGELl, -Home X ., Economics, Maiorettei Student I ,'l,A ,Q t Council, Soccer Team, Tri-Hi- . sifii Y, Antler, Coalagra. l Hot Roof' HOHMl N-J.v. Football, Varsity ootball, F.F.A., Hall Patrol. l - 1 -- i - MARGlE DEBOLD-LTri-Hi-Y, Business Club, Fren h Club, . . Scarab Club, Coala ra, Ant- Xlhi tk X ' 7. , J 'E J. .X i,'-- Q ler, Junior Minstrel, B sketball i illf 1 Team. PooNER HWOSTOW - Football, Basketballf Soccer, Football Manager, all Pa- trol, Varsity Club. 1 --ff' 'S t i l l , 5.5 BARB DZUREC - Tri-Hi-Y, tl ' Business Club Colle e Club, L, f -I A Guidance Department Secre- 'slfffi , ' ' lil I tary, Basketball Tearh. I l BRAD KARAN - Hi-Y, Col- lege Club, F.D., Cloalagra, Usher, Senior Play, oys' En- semble, Chair C mmittee, Chorus. I , 1 Q, l GlNGER ERSKINE l- French ' strel, Coalagra. 1 Club, Antler, Business Club, -5 1 Chorus, Operetta, Ju:nior Min- : i BOB KINNIBURG -Band, Audio Visual Aid, B sketball. 4 . 5. .ig Il . Et .xx A it f- 4 if ' -A . . Egg? -.er if . -1 it XL. My 4 .ae- r Q X. A ff, 73152 New , , 1 kilt-Q . QT flak, LlN EVANS - Home Ec nomics, Maiorette, Hea Chorus, Tri-Yi-Y, Business Clu Basketball Team, F.D., Juni Minstrel. HUBBLE LUTYNSKY - Foo ball, Band, Hi-Y, Hall Patro Varsity Club, F.D., Coalagr President of Freshman Clas JAN EVERSOLE - Busine Club, Antler, Chorus. LARRY MARSHALL-Masco Chorus, Operetta, Junior Mi strel, Boys' Ensemble, Chai Committee. CHUCKlE EYLER - Gle Club. WILD BlLL MATECKA Football, Basketball, F.F.A Hall Patrol, Varsity Clu Chair Committee, Stage Cre Junior Minstrel. JUDY FEDISON - Tri-Hi- Business Club, Office Assistan Minstrel Stage Crew, Baske ball Team. MICKEY MCMASTER - Foo ball, Baseball, Band, Audi Visual Aid, Junior Minstr F.D., Hi-Y, Boys' Ensembl Antler, Student Council. DARK FULTON - Tri-Hi- iktq r, H'-if Frenc Club, Junior Minstre a Y B I .J Antler. 9. . BILL METAL - Hi-Y, Baske ball, Hall Patrol I ! , -f'i- ' I' 'P X g A ANN MAKARA - Business ' 4 MAGGIE GREBECK-Maior- Q ' Club' T'I'HI'Y- ette, Tri-Hi-Y, Home Econom- lug , VlRY IRVINE - Sfudenf gl if ICS' Antler, Coal'-'IQVUI V0lleY' A r ' Council, French Club, Tri-Hi-Y, lllli f ball. if fl- I Business Club. . ... It 1 f - P I X .Q- r 3. 'fi I . AL MILLER. JO HALOOSTOCK - Home Economics, Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, Basketball, Office Assistant, Business Club. JOE MILLER - Hall Patrol, Baseball, Basketball, French Club, Varsity Club, Minstrel Stage Crew. RUTHlE HARBAUGH - Tri- Hi-Y, College Club, F.D., Band, Coalagra. lVANHOE MONARKO - Antler, Chorus l'llCEY HICE - Business Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Antler, Chorus, Operetta, Junior Minstrel. CHUCK MOUNTSlER-CoaI- agra, Editor-in-Chief, Band, Hi-Y, Audio Visual Aid, Jun- ior Minstrel, College Club, F.D., Swing Band, Sr. Play, Operetta ROSE HUFFMAN - Secre- tary, Veep, Coalagra, Asso- ciate Editor, French Club, F.T.A., Cheerleader, Tri-Hi-Y, Operetta, F.D., Jr. Minstrel, Sr. Play, National Honor Society. JIM NORRIS - Hi-Y, Col- lege Club, F.D., Operetta, Junior Minstrel, Chorus, Boys' Ensemble, Coalagra, Chair Committee, Senior Play. ,pr ll, '. 'mln if gf . :jst int.. if 6- I I ' A l f S- r .4 tv M l , A i BOGES OGERSHOK-Cook agra, Associate Editor, Band, Hi-Y, French Club, College Club, Junior Minstrel, J.V. Football, Swing Band, Boys' Ensemble, F.D., Senior Play. RUTHlE KINNIBURGH - Student Council, Band, Tri- Hi-Y, Antler, College Club, Junior Minstrel, National Hon- or Society, Caalagra, Senior Play, Future Professionals. ORVIE ORVOSH - Student Council President, Football, Soccer, Varsity Club, Hi-Y, College Club, Hall Patrol, Coalagra, F.D., French Club, Senior Play. 'MYRN KIRCHNER - Band, F.T.A., French Club, College Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Antler, Editor, Swing Band, Junior Minstrel, Coalagra, Class Treasurer, Operetta. WALT POTENSKY - Hi-Y, Antler. JAN KONESKI - Business Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Library Assist- ant, College Club, F.D., Ant- ler, Guidance Department Secretary. 'ARRY SEMLER - Hall Patrol. STEVE LANGUS - Tri-Hi-Y, College Club, Student Coun- cil, Scarab Club, Junior Min- strel, French Club. MO SIMONOFF - F.F.A. ,f W' I if! 1-I .-If l F , -V fl A ii Q, ,fr Q Q-5. C 1 K 4 1 . I ,I C I fi' Q.. I Q- I 'rl J r MUSlE SIMONETTI - Foot- ball, Basketball, Varsity Club, Soccer, Hall Patrol. HELEN LARGE - Antler, Editor, F.T.A., College Club, Flag Twirler, Future Profes- sionals, Tri-Hi-Y. BUTCH SMAY - Scarab Club, French Club, Antler, Hi-Y, F.D., Minstrel. SIS LONDON - Band, Tri- Hi-Y, Business Club, F.D., Basketball Team, Junior Min- strel. JOE SMUTEK - Football, Hall Patrol. PATTl KIRCHNER - Antler, Business Club, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Junior Minstrel, Library Assistant. STUSH STANISH-Football, Varsity Club, French Club, Hi-Y, Student Council, Oper- etta, Junior Minstrel, Boys' Ensemble, F.D., Chorus, Swing Band Vocalist, Mixed Ensem- ble. JO MASSIMINO - Band Manager, Color Guard, French Club, F.T.A., College Club, Operetta, Junior Min- strel, Coalagra, Tri-Hi-Y, Ant- ler, Senior Play. BUTCH STOPCHUCK-Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club, Hall Patrol, Stu- dent Council, Minstrel Stage Crew. BOBBlE MCWHIRTER-Home Economics, Tri-Hi-Y, Antler. --Y-is -.3 E r 'fr ' VER MCCREDIE - Chorus, ' T Home Economics, Tri-Hi-Y, l DEE PR0CO-Bu5in 55 Club, 5 OP'-ffeliaf -lUnl0V Mlmifelf A ' Library Assistant, A tler, Li- Antler, Business Club. i b,-my Secretary- JACKSON TADY - Band, Swing Band, Coalagra, F.D., ZAY ZALUS - Cafeteria Operetta, Senior Play. Worker. i ff l T' vt LA LA NOLKER - Home Y, , PERCY FROTHEROE- Busi- Economics, Tri-Hi-Y, Basketball i E l ness Club, College Club, Ant- i il' Team, Business Club. - l rl ler. i .4 A-' . W : ' NORMA RAVERA l- Guid- FOXlE TASSOTTI - l'lC1ll L ance Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y, Col- Patrol, Soccer, Football, Foot- lege Club, Junior !Minstrel, ball Manager. ' Chorus. of--on--'N' -Q 5 A HAZlE REED - An'rler, Stu- LQ y dent Council, Nation l Honor A BET PASKORZ-HOYTIB ECO- A1., N . Society, Business Cluli, F.T.A., I1OmiCS, Band C0l0I' GUGYOL tr, i College Club, Guidal-ice Sec- ! . l Tri-Hi-Y, Guidance Secretary. fl retqry, ' l L 'R MlDGE SABATlNl l- Head Baton Twirler, Coala lra Man- ,X ager, F.T.A., College Club, YANKEE VENESKY - Foot- Sli A Tn-Hi-Y, Student Counlcil, F.D., bull, Basketball, French Club. is i . Operetta, Soccer Teorn. ,sv A KATHY SAGI - lChorus, ' PEACHES PETROFF-Maior- g Operetta, Junior Minstrel, Tri- A ette, French Club, Business - Hi-Y, Class Secretary,4Business K. Club, F.D., Scarab Club, , 'A Club, Scarab Club,l Antler, 7, P , Nurse's Secretary, Junior Min- J gf,Ik'1gi'k ' ,E Coalagra, F.D., Senior Class K L I strel, Volleyball Team. Play, Ensemble. I , .L be V I 1 l l DEE DEE SAMPLE-l-Business Club, Home Econori-tics, Li- xf 'i .,,k , ' BAQL Q ? Q- i . l .., ,pf F . 5 1757 A nf l All! ...-'V' S . . fs.. K. . ' C f I S l I l, f V A ll A ' .ki ,J Y f . I , rl A I wal . V F. FLO Seabury - Guidanc Department Secretary, Bus ness Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Colleg Club. AUD STlPETlC-Home Ec nomics, Chorus. NANC TABACCHI - Chee leader, Tri-Hi-Y, Antler, Cho us, Basketball Team, Socce Team, Oifice Worker. CUTlE TEDESCO - Hom Economics, Tri-Hi-Y. TOOTSlE TOMSKO-Antle Chorus, Tri-Hi-Y, Busines Club, Volleyball Team, Ju ior Minstrel. JUL UNITES - F.T.A., Co lege Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Antle Chorus, Business Club, Libra Assistant, Operetta. ANNIE VASILCIK-Choru French Club, F.T.A., Tri-Hi-Y Business Club, Teacher Secre tary. Y WOBB-Home Economics Operetta, Junior Minstrel, Tri Hi-Y, Business Club, Girls' En semble, Chorus, Basketbal ZlG VENESKY-Hall Patrol. - t bm,-y Assisfqng, 4 Team' ri'-M A-I . i N we 'C l 5 SHlRL YAKIMCZYK-Socce - X ,Q I I .5 4 Team, Chorus, Home Econom If tx A-li COOKIE SCHIBERLI- Head f fi ics, Guidance Secretary, Tri - All CONNlE O'DONNELL - Flag Twirler, G-irls Basketball 'g,,:f', Hi-Y, Operetta, Junior Min i 5 ll- Glee Club. Team, Soccer Team. , it 14- f strel, , , y .-.fy E .Q Y' 1 'E ri 'E I if i ' ,, ,r lags.. ,A MAR SEMLER - .Business l JO ZRELAK - Home Eco LEECH WITAS-F.F.A. ,sg E Club, A,,,,e,, I llllii. nomics, rn-Hi-Y. 1 I ,W .4-I- Q' UNDERGRADU K T, hx.: Juniors Louise Hudak, Treas.g George Slenkovich, Pres.p Phyllis V.-Pres.: Audrey Gasper, Sec The Junior Class is a group of active and ambitiolls people who have combined their talents to make cz very successful class. CLASS FLOWER ......... ,..,... l .......,... P ink Carnation COLORS ...............,. ........ T urquoise and White MOTTO .....,..... .......................... .......,.......,......... I ...., S u ccess Unending 46 LJ Aber Antonuce Baker Bulog Barsolo Biogi wr- Q Avy. Eff- 1-'J1 1 x fd N X Q . .gg . fe is Y .xx Juniors Bodner Bowser , m r . Brey ' 2 , H Brown Burns Calhoun Cescrehi Cingle V nd . mx Corrigan in J - 3 Q ' Mc., 6 Costello N it Q DeSantis 'Q A iq. . DeVondo 'J If J Vf J VJ of Divelbliss Q' - Drcpella K Q Q ,' - A 1 J Drosie h , A W1-fx uf! Ig' ' Ellenca News . ' . Us no 'X' p p, xt xx Xxx E a .B G EC 5 X. J X2 ' ks V Fabiseski L . l r n I f.,L X R j rNrr,, Fuller 'WA 2 ff: Gadish 1 - S ,ug 1- Gasper Jw - SQ 3' V Gedrdiiis I' A' I Georgieff J 'f r- fi, F' J, J I 1 an rl J J J Glasgow J ' L Gornick 1 . - ' ly Q K, Grebeck f rf Guerrieri ' . A K ' JJ Huffman kg J N X' Hotalsky Hozletf A A Helmcrn I A r Q Hess ' I' J , -' pg Hester 1 ' V , V - Hibner , -, EJ- xi-Q. ' ,f Hife Vw H 72 f r Hon., 5 1 3 1 Hudck x A . K -'xy James , -' I - J Kaduk A 4 x X X-' M A Lcwerence, J. 1 X Lawerence, M. 47 Juniors I kiwi ifsrsf--1 ,, . .A,. . ..x.. , im . M I9 I Lekse Q. :J Lemmon t 4 jg Lengle - X ,E ' ii I V Ma lec N I f I I T Manifold I Martin I i ' I ' I Maxwell .L ' -. , V, - 'I McCorkle, E. x , 'R 4,- McCorkle, M. 'rf 5- to vw McKalloff I I 4 A vg. It . N J A' McMillen i I N 'I- , McMullen I 4 Mennow . 1 I e o o e Morgan , x v- If ' I Manic - , if ' . A 'S'-' Norris I I ' nm I I Y rrrr fi . OMG I I O'Connell I I . O'Donnell A I O'Neill I 5? Q m , N Pallo -a e L Paskorz 19? X xox A Pater , ,lt I Q42 I I ' ' X or Pavlovic x , A Ji 55 ' I f Pompe gf f 2 -v I - 4 Preschack N! iii 'I f i I Protheroe he 3 ' I H X in I ,Q ' Quinette ' ' Radish I I Rankin I Reibert Y Reina ij- l L QM, , Rommes E ' Ross - I ls lgx D, I Salmone A I x .i I ' X XI I V 21 Sheerbaum - I I we Schreiber Q' . I I Sciolla I rf I in pg' Scopel, G. N ' an 3 I ' Scople, R. IMXXIQ I xx. Scott Scully Shutak 7 5 g . ' Simonetti T I. ' Q ,, Skurka, E. 'G K 1, , a . . -rf skufka, P. 'wg 1 'lf HQ' 1' a Q f o Slenkovich I X NI .IX A I' X! X I I I I I I l Juniors Sfclnish Stanisky in Tcxlicni '-' W Tassottf X r Kr- 1? Tomlczek Tomsko X Rfk 3- , Y Trevellini . ' . ,rf A Troup is 5 A Am... 6 'T QA Vorp wh' 3' 9 . 'P' ' 'ef K, km' Wacker Q . Walters W, H Watt Weidmann V W L X mort i Q' ' ,yr , sr X. Whltecomb 'L 6 i -F, Yates lr: Q Q: fx.: ' Young I . Q N. 'Fw' N L 8.5! , Yusko N K X ' j ' ,xl - K 1 Zonarich A A A ir il' Sophomores -No Walt Lorence, Pres.: Carol Duryea, Sec.p Loretta Micklow, Pres.: Mary Ann Kaduk, Treas. t 1 A Although they are iust young members of the Senior High, the Sophomores have shown that they have what it takes to make a great class. 4Good leaders and industrious Y workers made the S 81 S a success. N my . 'Wk-. 1' tMr Piazzi ' Mr Andriko 50 I N A Sophomores 9 Adams Alexandrunas - N ' f C ' A Allison jg X ,tj K 11 V . '2- Anthony Li V f ' 3, ef A YW' Atkinson A Xi- X X. ' ' 'X 1 'X fi: I X Q Ballas Ssa Y:p2. liG it r at f A A 1 I i A 1 C Barnett J X - Beach 5' .. ,A , l' Beaufort 3 A V Beitko rg A ' A X A 1, A . fl l Best 5 X , , - Biagi 0 I i Bizich ' , Black Q Q A ' 4 30995 bl l 2' ' A sl xi-' ' 1: Blostic A A A U bf ' Lf Bovankovich ' .2 . 5 . 'A S ' I V Bw--Ck tx A is r liz. ml - V 1 Bozic , Brolley X gt f Ag V he 'F' A A 1 , Brunner jf' A 4 A Q C ttf ae! Bucci, F. . S' 7 K 1 A -. . ,F-I - Q X -K , l X r - G N i Aeet i .r Cecchini A r ' A I Y Chambers A 1 .. C A ' , CharneY . gr I , A A I V 5 V V , Corrigan g Q , -U. E fi W I ,ft , Cox ff A X 'L' Q ' l ' Craft A A Craig i ' A -A Cressley A 5 -Lg 1 gh Cunningham as A ' - :bl ifi . kv? lb A ' l ' Davidson X. X - we-T 'K' l D Cl va A ,fx k X X wig I ,Nl 9 E C 1 s ll lk Dembuugh Duryea ' I I Ellena Farkas M , X i 'l' Q ,A .5 Fraser fgif! m ' 'S 2, Fuhrer fgg - ll, -, M - A il. Fuller :Llli l N V, Y i X, - X ' C C ai,ii , W ' r Gocllewski A A ww, Vx 1 Graham - -l : , Gregor A . Q - SX M -- il' Gorski it A giq X f X xt L' rl ' Grubbs X A s SYi?2?lEl3 , X , Rf' X 1 A X lx lx-f Gruden 51 Pivni Sophomorbs ,KL t L s x 'Q ,is fs I N V Q I Hamer ' I N L Hazletf at I I n L Q i Heck I I - L LL I I i I -L X Hegol, M. QQ, I Li h Helman I Jackson 5 I Jeffreys l L ' Li. Q Junik L L f ' Y. A Jurash I , ,, I '52,-4' ,W ' ' D Koduk I f I L A Kwwry Iwi. f FLNII , 1 I I f - - 4 ' Keefer - ji Q' A - - ,Q Klingensmifh LL S? L W if vm Krisfoff ff L' ' In my Lcfferiy Sy ' ,L if wi Lcxrdin X ' LI K W Livingston I Lorence L. Lusk -L I 1 Mocccgon L QL ' LV f ' Makum LWL 'H A ms ' ' 'iii 0 L : Marshall Qu X Ll, N 1 S Mawhinney X , wi qL 2 1 1 X P-I I I A f L ' McCcaIIisier V A Vi: L., -' FK McClellan LM' ,L -f f ' N Mennow, Lois I :ie-si Wy- 1 s s f- L. L - if , Epiiif-'L ' ,L - I Mennow Louise 5 -I I LL 1, f ..,.. s f Micklow , 1 - , TI I i' i I h Miller I I Miner, L. I L Mogle - 'L Q ' ' I f .vi ' . are MOIIIGS L I L, ' UIIIQY C qw A Q LI yersf . Rx '4 ' List X 1 1 ff? . Q MYSYSI 5- Yi kglgifg I I II Ii t I I I 1. I l i ,.k' K Q L L Negley ' W 1 V 1 fd. Nerilher L s L ii, L '1 ewmm' ' ' -ii M q ' I 1 - I I L Ll .4 K I I' 1 'X O Nell' Pcskorz I L LLLLVLLLL LLVL L Pcugh P A FL V f it Peluchette Lg ' K Pierce Lf L- ', M ' QL I I X ' r Sophomores f, af Powell T 4 ' A V if Q Profico -1 h 4 ' . Proco A ii L A Puskcxr A u Ig, l , RV 7 y. Pussic f N 'l W , . sl K Rcdonovich W f Atfi ig , Radonovich, D. Reibert 'if X l ' ' j, Reid 5 ' -4 f , Q' ' Resta A' V vf :TEN Agni , 'Jr Rosencrance w i' ' ' K It Schmidt Schmitt , X V Schroth Schwartz S . s: x Q Scopel ww fri' My ' Sekora 5 Q ' f Semler, A. Q A A . H Semler, E. N' 1 A , 1 I Shustic Y ' - 7' , gf M 5 Simonetti tx ' ' V A 5 'Xb 1 K A by Sinclair I F ' af., N ,f - Slimic Snyder, B. l Snyder, D. J Salomon K ' , 7' Sotirclke v. X ' L5 ff ' Stcxroz 1 J,,i,,q 5, 5U9de'1 Xl, ' A f' - . hu. .nv l. U Suhan Sukanovich X 1 . 'M bi ' , Sukaskey A' ' ' lv' I vt' ' Tcssotti S ' 'l Y -' I' X fx Telosky ' X yd ' Tokas Trevellini Trocki W., -A - Uchic t LQ V, ' Uteschcr XL ' 0. X 4 , U' Weaver . i P . . A ' -3' V ' S .:.Q: . itTf',! 'rave X - Wells 11 , N N Fla JA A ' N Whitico x 4,6 xt . Wilkinson Q ' J Woods S S V 4 fir . Q Yates iii X Y 53 Freshmell J 5332 Sylvia Brick, Sec.: George Vronesh, Pres.g Nancy Bizich, T John Conroy, V.-Pres. l l As the ninth graders are about to enter the Senior l'ligh as Sophomores, the Class of '56 ho es that the will have os man hc timesl at West Deer ns the Seniors P Y Y PPY I have had. , l I 56 g I I I Q ll. 3. as l K ' . i-. , . Y? - S as 3 , . l . v H5 F F .Q 'P' .3 . 1 Q, I PS..- :il l I ,. 1? ly- A X 'W . G ' . rx 1 a W X XXX T 4. 2 - x Q A . ink' XX XX Allison Allman Anlonlnkc Bcaughmun, A. Bcughman, B. Buvmgciffel Bowersox Brick BYOQHU Cullen Charney Cl1elPUf'0ff Deluca, J. Delucc, J. D'CkeY Pearson Fila Fleck Gecurcshenko Giesy Glllnef Hudon, D. Hudon,J. llsenfrirl Freshmen -v, in l 1 Q -'ta W5 wr l 'X .v 54 8 . xp Q fs . .Q 6 sr . Q I . '1 KK . K Q V' 1- QQ' - vi , .... . -.1 fp. Q, cz.: A lf-'32-'3. , A wx. ,X 5 I.. ik .4 K K 1 3 A X di Xlx Q , X iii l . . '- C 1 A F .. , Lx Baker C. Bcxker,W. Bulb!-1 Bizich Bodncxr Borland Bryner Buchnnich Butler Clifllord Conroy Consolaro Divelbiss Doman Ekus, K. Fuller Fry, T. Fry, M. Godlewski Huzlett Heller Kanuchok Kerr Kirchner 57 o , fii .gf 2' g '+- rw. ki x ml ' 1 3 Q hw, v- tg s - A Q4 1- W' .l rl' 'L kv x , 'Xu fl. all F . X w.T.' V, , , c. I 'W ,- ' '-. ll lg? ' D l 'Vg' ' Q f,R'.l1 HW. 4- ' ' .J -my its 1 f F 'J x I .. X! - S l. M , 'fx -. vf F ,t A ' ' r, 1 S s Y ' 4 , ' ml- Xl 2 v- 9 x ,N-5 K. N xx 1 Barron Bassehi Bauer Borsuk Bovonkovifz Bowser Buityon Buydoso Cale Costello Coutz Cunningham EkaS, R. Eher Farcsso Fyala Garver Ge,-Nile Hohman Horchar Hosey Lckatos Lasick loiuck -A Freshme : s 63.3 5' Q- 0 Gr if .V A I K in K ,.. it Ks 1 'yd I I v it. I I w... 1 - . , H Qs. .. YN I 1' Q if 4' 'ta A ' Q f . ,vi 5 UN f f ' :laik I I iff' l I l L 1 , ffl 1 LM . I ., v A 7 : 9 ' 1 cv: X211 V. ty I...i1v f . I 4 I 1 , I 3. .III INR M L X 1 Q., lI MS ,, . q. Aw I 4-. 4, 1' , 1- QL, fav. Q . 4. ' n. r K . 4 'ks t. vs : . I A ' ' I .f17 f,-..,I' K ' 4 kr I. . '.. . . ' Q '.R'lf- II.: Q, I' -E .Q I . E , l nm 5 . l 'zf 2K ' x mf 6515, I- 5 ' - 'Q' 9' T-D K-X Ix I ' I I I I . I TIS I, I. W V W A 1 , Q 3--. l , I -J tt. S J er 1 Z 1' ' 'Q , '1 I+ ' X kr . . y lx '. xl O l u I MCCYGCIIG Mehclic Micklow Mikus Monnier. Moretii Newcamp K M Olekszak Orgavan Ostrowski Peckney Penninglon Porter Poikovich I X ky ' Pressou Puskur Reed Reid Reifh I Reynolds Rudolph I 55071 Semler Shelestak Shoup ShurincI Smay Smulek A Sobovku, l. Sonnie Squiller Stanford Sletimiqr Stewart Tcbacchi, M. L. VUSilCik Venesky Vrunesh Wudsworlh Wagner Weaver Wissinger Lovic I Mozuch Olaf I Powloski Preisser I Schroth scope' I Solinsky Sobolkc, J. Snyder Tumk, P, H Tomiczek Zreluk Young I I I I I I I I I I I I I 58 I I I I Eighth Grade Sandra Massimino, Treas.p Stanley Brudney, Pres.p Pa! Stanish, Sec.p Ray Pieranunzi, V.-Pres Ready to fake over as headmasiers of Junior High next year, the eighth graders are able leaders. Their eighth grade party was enjoyed by all and had all require- ments for success. 59 1 Eighth Gru 'W lx as QQ. 4 , ' . . 'P' r s Q -..,. -4 X . L K I . ' yu K X ' Xl 1 gx L 9 E - 2. HL Xi 5 ,, x - -,-.I nv Q .kb,.,6 , :R S ' I MM , 4 ,V -Ir , gif K h ' W . N X TN hc- 1 i Xi , 1 K , xi Q 'R' L ' vi r .N 'fi c V L' 1' , cf' N if . fffih lg i '- bk N ' - x 4' N 'x nz R X Q-9 , xv' 4 sig . I ' Q, -2,3 t - ' .. AEM , A., X . , rar -1 N r 'W ,Ah ,.,,1- If... aww 'iii ef' X ., 4 fl' X X f K KS fi i ' , Allen Angeloff Anfoninka Arbuthnot Biagi Bibri Biehl Band Bryan Bucci Buchanich Burdek Cliiford Conner Cowfer Craft Dockman Edwards Evanegc Eversole, l. Golclerisi Garda Georgieff Gizienski Groitenthaler Haines Halovanic Hartman Josefczyk Kaminsky Kemmen Kirchner '. de i W K. A Q A 7' i JE f M, .L ' NN , C' Q. v if v J i- .. c , xi ' T a r f-M 'pr in vi Q c af A X 1 x X e- 'w 5 V 9 mxili . U H -h H V 1 ff' . ff nv ts ,y. if ii h 5 K ' ,QQ -g , H W is ' , . K k mx 'ii ci: QN.a.,..f.,v Fx f- ,A : , . Q- kr.: if-. T 9 is h . A Q' X , r in-xxti BJ 4 ,XXX N' i o fr b - Q :M 2.1: ' . ck Y xi x K1 X L 3 I F Ashcroft Atkinson Balog Bongiovannl Bonin Broge Busin Buydoio Capello Craig Cushm xn Dawson Eversola Ferraiv la Flynn Graham Grand Grcvitt Hersick Hodge Hollibaugh Kochnut Latatojl Lawrence, L. I I 60 I 1 1 N 7-. L ? fi. Yu KG1-EH 3.110 I -3 1112. ww Q fAXX 'sl m 'wx X3- Wa mu Xxx .X , Q w Q . 1 Bt r 4 1' N L X 4 x I 'Q ,Ax X I Barnet? Brown Charney DeMar!inl Fox Fryer Irvine Lawrence, R. rl' kb .V 1 xl X' .rm Y' uid kg. .uv vii if 5. I I bw if , -x,-. .Nu'i' H Barsolo Brudney Cheskey DeVanda Fuhrer Gray, W. Jamison Leight Eighth Grade 1 v . -Q A , g ein W .gy E lu W A I 4, X , i f i M .M ,, V ' I is W s I, t- . ,QP . . .A x .X 1 'ark' . F i kim nm ' X ii fttx X 1 -Q 5' .M G , X - -5 K , Q. X: iw . Y KK M .ss M M M w N: X M -' w if .tt 'lit A iv Wm M g v - - . ,M ,af Sig? ig -5 t +1 ' ,- X , f 1 tx ' ' 113, 4? X... . . 11 -X: ' ,Yft ,, -V2 k k K ' , - I mn M 5 L 5.2 L I :Q rv- .,: .S-. 's, gi . A L4, - si Q5 1 1 W' .. 'V 14, 5' Xi xi 4- - ' -lx J ki , X a ,, ,1 if Tgkxrkg s if - V s it '- - tt MP Q-via Qs x k X Ya Liga V s' X X N sf ft i , wt xi Q ,MXN 1- 1 AX .1 ga :xii NV- x ,R N 1 ,H - . is .. . 4. - '- L L 5 L K 9 . 5' is Ai . 171 2 t ,W I V S K X ' , li EA X X V 3 I K. k 3 th, A I J- f wkgifff l li t XX ,Ji s f 4 UM. 4 1 X x F ' K X 1, A i if 5.5 K .K k A ., n'J K A J X I ,mA it t m y I ' :N . X XXV I. My A , v l I 1 . : X 1 Q i ,x 'i'x ' ' XX X af ' ' it 'Y 1 A W VV, vs X st X X 5 5453 Y 1 lekse Linamen London l-Yle M0dY Makuta, D. Makuta, J Makuta, P. Massimino Matkc Matze MGWMNIGY MCAdGI1'lS, L- McAdams McMaster Mennow Mvhlll' Negley Negrich O'DonneIl Paszek Patrick Pelczarski Pernick Pierce Pugkg,-ich Porter Potensky Praco Ranker Rearick Reig ROITIGCR Sabutini Schaub Schrecken90Sf Schroth Schwartz Scott Semprevivo 5im0hBY?l Skillen Stanish Stettmier Stopchuck Swanhart Tahon Thomas, D. Truckley Uchic Valenti Vedra Venesky, M. Venesky, R. Vioral Vorp yourish Zonarich Marks 61 Ts I '75 C' .W e 45 pf ! v-ff ulv' .t , .x,,, .A H3 Xi ky X r, t 4 ir! io. 9' A Q5-.5 em 5 ft Martin Miller Pieranunzi Robertson Shutak Thomas Wienskovi Grass ch B J 'MQ G ' ov A . a ., R Q A A c, L N Q L f 'P' G G Q -'S' H 1-4 57 A M - G G G ' l' ' .Ne Al if 3 i i X X 3 7 K i n ,G f .G .xl ' . Y, Nix... A ' - For ml ' A y i S' ' , -A fix 'WS' I 1-- 8 5. K 'I Q. X R R L H. s'-f1g1i,Qflai,y.x. 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Grill Grubbs Grunden Hartq Hunier llgenfrilz Kaduk Kcxmzolow Karan KifbY Laughlin Lawrence Loiqck Longdon Mahnick Mulefkl 62 nw be de , G E el W.- J- L 41 x- 5 'wi 1.1 ff' 5 M X it 5, ei. ,A....4 ,,..,, , QJP 'Y N L ie., : ' X iff' Q FR z, ii. tHe N wg. . Baicher Buller Costello Edgar Fry Gordon Hemphill Kubisa, A. Malizewski i 'L ,,. an 'Cf . - ll .. K 'lf G 1 We 1 ' is , Q5 G B or A .1 , nu ' 33.6 we 'Cf' I.:-. , f X' iz 5 6. ' .. Q' Qi ,go x. G L xg .f E N XY i, 1- A A! QC' ,.--Aj'-gill, I ll. J K f 1: WRX ' 3 s .4 A .. iw .iv i ri l ' I ,fd We : . 5 1 :L Q, is S xii X . A ,, X ...R .,, w- VL, 12, 1-I' ' x K x. x l Bcumgordner Boyne Copello Chelpuncff Cowfer Cushman Ekas Enie Fuller Fyclu Gornick Gray Hice Howard Kubisc, V. Lardin Maicher Mofko ..,. Seventh Grade 1' 1 . ' K g 9 Ln' ,e .Q 8 5 4. N, V t IX, FI i Q 1 ix ' P Y' - 9 l f , If-5 x . . 9 , '1 x 1 ., e l 3 . . , , X . l ., gg' . S KM Q Q, Al l if H l 1 . I ' '. 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S- ,,i,g i 5, ,gx J ,X-jf M - f --ev 5 33:63 'D f Q nl' AUDIO VISUAL AID SOCIETY The Audio Visual Aid Society is the smallest club in the as far as members go. But, for the work it does, it is among the Under the leadership of Mr. Monnier, the boys are taught not onl how to project a movie but, also, the care and mechanics of th projectors. The annual field trip was again the big event for th A.V.A.S. Also, the members this year were privileged to work with thd new projector and equipment provided by the School Board. Library Assistants ROW 'I Miss Lambert, Kirchner, Proco, Lafferty, Charney, Unites, Beitko, Koneski. ROW 2 Lemmon, Schroth, Wacker, Sugden, Reed, Trevellini, Boles. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Hazlett, G., Hazlett, L., Mc Master, Mr. Monnier, Kinniburgh Girdwood, Mountsier. Keeping the active Wesl Deer library as efficient as ever was the job of Miss Lambert and her able library assistants. The assistants not only checked out books, but they also collected fines, mended torn books, and decorated tljte library. I ROW I Miss Jarema, Reed, Huffman, Baumgartel. ROW 2 Hazlett, Burns. Not photo- graphed Ruth Kinniburgh. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an exclusive organization. Headed by Miss Jarema, it represents five per cent of the senior class. These six seniors were selected at the end of their junior year by the faculty. Members of the National Honor Society are chosen on the merits of scholarship, leadership, personality, and service to school. We of West Deer are duly proud that we are capable of having such a fine organization in our school. SENIOR PLAY Are those your kids or is it a picnic! By iingo! Shocking! At it again. These were all quotable quotes from the Senior Play, Cheaper By the Dozen, a story about a family with 'I2 children ranging in age from 'I7 on down. The play turned out to be a great success not only in popularity but also a financial success to the class. ROWT Buchanich, Brudney, Massi- mino, Dillner, Burns, R., Cushman, Budz, Kirchner, Atkinson. ROW 2 Ogershok, Burns, M., Huff- man, Cunningham, Sagi, London, Corpal, Harbaugh, Alexandrunas, Mountsier. ROW 3 Gaul, Hazlett, Norris, Karan, Godlewski, Kinniburgh, Lutynsky, Tady. Not photographed Ruth Kinni- burgh. CHARLIE CLUB The Charlie Club, an extremely well disciplined group, is ROWT Pernick, Stettmier, Mennow Josefczyk, Grass, Busin, Bibri, Miller Fryer. ROW 2 Mr. Karcis, Craig, Martin Venesky, Lakatos, Jamison, Ashcraft Stopchuck, Barsola. ROW 3 Hallibaugh, Matze, Bongio vanni, Venesky, Atkinson, Biagi, Garda. Craft rqade of up of eighth grade students who have been reprimanded becaus misbehavior in school and also students who have ioined volunt rily. ' to The purpose of the club is to learn and execute common courtes others, respect for elders, and discipline at all times. We of the think this is a noble effort on the part of Mr. Karcis. ROW 'I President DeVando, V i c e President Godlewski, S e c r eta r y Crowe, Treasurer Hazlett, Gaul, Brey, Orvosh, Metal, Stopchuck, White- comb. ROW 2 Mr. Karcis, Dancisin, Boynick, Simonetti, Reith, Venesky, Lutynsky, Federoft, Miller. ROW 3 Sciolla, Hohman, Preshack, Smutek, Chaballa, Hwostow, Tassotti, Semler. SENIOR HALL PATROL The Senior Hall Patrol members Sigmund Romberg's Stout Hearted and ability in directing traffic in the h are some 850 students in West Deer, done by this organization. Mr. Karci boys in condition to be ready for all taFf must have been the topic of Men because of their bravery alls. When you note that there you realize the wonderful iob f, first year advisor, kept the lmergencies. 1 ROW 'I Hazlett, Gaul, Stopchuck, Lutynsky, Simonetti, Evans. ROW 2 Mr. Zilla, Protheroe, Stanish, Hwostow, Miller, Gedraites, Cesar- etti, DeVando. ROW 3 Paskorz, McCorkIe, Godlew- ski, Crowe, Stanisky, Federoff, Gird- wood, Gadish. . X x 'Mk M . , ...v--- V VARSITY CLUB f ' Made up of West Deer's leading athletes, this cIub's main purpose was to promote good sportsmanship. The club sponsored many pro- iects this year to raise funds to cover the expense of providing iackets for the senior athletes. The club was under the capable leadership of Mr. Zilla and Mr. Unites. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, under direction and guidance of Mr. Powers, continues to be one of the most active organizations of the school. It has become a distinct honor to become a member of the West Deer Student Council. The Tiny Tim Campaign, a project which provides food for needy people in the district during Christmas time, was again a success. mmmansp xmwnlpf-N.g,dg.m mm., ,, ,F .., ,.,-.W Q-np.. -1, ROWI Orvosh, Scopel, Budz, Dur yea, Pallo, Morgan, Puskar, Reed Langus. ROW 2 Mr. Powers, Fleck, Sabatini Wacker, Hess, Shustic, Irvine, Kinni burgh, Reed, Corrigan, Cressley. ROW 3 Bizich, Reith, McMaster, Jack- son, Gaul, Telosky, Stopchuck, Lekse ROW 'I Hazlett, C., Karan, Norris Hazlett, G., Brey, McMaster, Lutyn sky, Orvosh, Barsola, Reith, Hartman Rommes. ROW 2 Mr. Formento, Manifold, Nor ris, H., Mountsier, Protheroe, Schreib Skurka. Gaclish, DeVando, Fraser, Scopel Potensky, Metal. 1- 2 t s X 7,345 . R. Q . ,ik f. .gr Vg I ... M -kk. ,HW f , J.. iv A Q I Y , HI-Y I rf ,V M W L .ygw z ustrious To be successful in anything you undertake requires in members and an excellent leader. This is a perfect descripti on of the i955-56 Hi-Y Club. Both its Christian and school activities p'oved to be successful as in past years. Among the club's outstanding this year were the annual Operation Santa Claus, penn and a varied sports program. The Hi-Y fielded another great contender in the annual Hi-Y Basketball Tournament in Tarentum. ROW i Helman, Potensky, Zonarich Cingle, Skurka, O'Malley, O'Barto, Costello, Scopel, Tassotti. ROW 2 Mr. King, Petroff, Walters, Schmitt, Baumgartel, Bailey, Huffman Langus, DeBold, Sagi, Gasper. ROW 3 Salomone, Shutack, Pierce Vukelich, Junik, Ellena, Yusko, Smay McCorkle, Suhan. 1 1 SCARAB CLUB projects y auction The Scarab Club, an organization devoted to the emphasis of creative art work, was another new club at West Deer this year. One of the top activities of the club w addition, club members were seen of artistic work in the high school. as the gaily decorated Art Ball. In actively engaged in many phases er, Yates, Pater, Bodnar, Cunning- ham, Boynick, Ogershok, Slimick, ROW 3 Paskorz, McCorkle, Gocllew- ski, Gaul, Crowe, Federoff, Stanish, 1 Coalagra ROW l Editor Mountsier, Business Manager Sabatini, Associate Editors Ogershok, Burns, and Huffman, Gre- beck, Evans, DeAngelis, London, Har- baugh, Budz. ROW 2 Brudney, Bailey, Cressley, Erskine, Sagi, DeBold, Alexandrunas, Atkinson, Massimino, Kirchner, Cush- man. ROW 3 DeVando, Hazlett, Carpal, Norris, Karan, Orvosh, Lutynsky, Haz- lett, Tady. THE ANTLER COALAGRA Acquiring the biggest single project of the year, this group lived up to all expectations in making the 56 Coalagra bigger and better than ever. Long and often thankless hours were spent by each staff member in an attempt to give the West Deer student the best yearbook possible. The staff also credited Mr. Angeloni and Mr. Schultz, advisors for the first year, for their much appreciated help. The only wish now of the staff is that the student body enjoys the 56 edition and that the book will become more valuable in the years to come. Going into its l'lth consecutive year of publication, The Antler this year featured an entirely new method of producing a newspaper. Under the supervision of Mr. Angeloni, the Antler staff was able to keep all news hot up to the minute by publishing each week. Another improvement was addition of local pictures and a monthly roto section. Although experimenting with the many new features, the 1955-56 Antler staff was able to pioneer in many phases of modern day journalism. Brudney. Grebeck. korz. ROW l Kirchner, DeAngells Huffman Gaul, Eversole, Burke, Beltko Kones ki, Tabacchi, Tomsko, F Um es ROW 2 Mr. Angeloni, Walters Dem baugh, Malec, Tomsko, A Semler Helman, Hess, Corrigan McWhirter ROW 3 Wacker, Shutack, Brey Cesar etti, Potensky, Toth, Hartman Pas ' ! .vr4. - . I ,N ,fm . , 1 , .,.,d.-. ., . , U.- . ,4'.f.. e ,f . ...wig - ,1- g'T'EP.t, M ,, V , 1.4, . .,f..N.,- V. K ,Q 5. S In ,, t A'A.,,u,.1 .JV ' .K 2. .Q , BUSINESS CLUB , . -. - 1 ,L ks., K , ft ,it X Lw-k.,--- ,ru-.,,-., ,wc 47 4' .M -sm' ff A -'-5' .,,- K . ,Q The Business Club, under Mr. Kohut, has become one dt members is the annual field trip. Another highlight this year w club's formal initiation service which featured Miss Beverly Somlni guest speaker. The club is restricted to those in commercial c interested in going into the world of business after graduation. Row l - Powell, Bassetti, Best, Brick Baker, Quinette, Heck, Bizich, Se kara, Vasilcik, Bodnar, Wagner, Mc- Credie. Row 2 - Mrs. Dillner, Miss Kraft, Fry, Porter, Scully, Gentile, Balbo, Pivni Simonetti, Tassotti, Simonetti, E., Te- desco, McCredie, M., Sample. Row 3 - Fuller, Garver, Divelbliss, My- ers, Resta, Lardin, Sinclair, Pavlovic, Tassotti, U., McKalloff, Schaub, Mc- Wirter, Zrelec, Fraser, Radonovich. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Formed several years ago for the home economics, the club really sh Tiny Tim Drive but, also, repaired and in the spring was another of the club'f and Mrs. Dillner as sponsors, the clulb standing organizations for girls at Wye the club largest clubs in the school A top event of the year for thi s the SGS OUFSGS ROW I Mr. Kohut, President Brudney, Vice President O'Connell, Secretary Ross, Treasurer Bassetti, Scopel, Mal- linson, Reina, Boles, Angeline, Kon- eski, Beitko, Eversole, Hice, Quinette, Makcira, Bishop. ROW 2 Evans, Calhoun, Baughman, Hice, O'Barto, Pallo, Vasilcik, DeBold, Sagi, Bonin, Droste, McKalloff, Skur- ka, Scheerbaum, Baker, Stanish, Sea- bury, Dzurec, Antonace. ROW 3 Proco, Hibner, Budz, London, McCorkle, Ellena, Cingle, Lengle, Watt, Irvine, Tassotti, Mennow, Hel- man, Sample, Semler, Hollo, Walters, Reed, Pavlovic, Unites. benefit of the girls who take wed its stuff this year during Christmas season. The members not only baked cookies for the annual decorated toys for it. A picnic main activities. With Miss Kraft has become one of the out- st Deer. I an 1 s. , f L lx: A, .. . V A is tg , .N..A . .... ... .ww E .Mi ....... lwlilwsiw l M . H i 4 l s 0 Q Row l: Mrs. Unruh, Ogershok, Alex- A M andrunas, Gaul, Brudney, Simonetti, li X- V My .L J Petroft, Norris, Budz, Cunningham, I RFQ if ,V W ' Boynick, London. xg-A -. QQ I ' Row 2: McMasters, Sabatini, Smay, X. ' 5 iii Costello, Mountsier, Atkinson, G. Hazlett, Sotirake, Stanish, Sagi, Tady, Corrigan, Row 3: Stopchuck, Heck, Orvosh, Hib- ner, Godlewski, Huffman, Dembaugh, Cesaretti, Gasper, Crowe, Beitko, Dembaugh, Koneski, Karan. Row 4: Weaver, Davidson, Batovich, Pussic, Livingston, Hamer, Charney, Protico, Paskorz, Kiefer, Angeline Lutynsky. F. D. CLUB This organization, under supervision of Mrs. Unruh, caught the interest of the West Deer students. The main obiective of the club is to familiarize the members with various types of dances. It was easy to determine when a F.D. session was over because the members continued to do the rhumba or tango in the halls. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS West Deer's one and only language club is quite the thing with the French and post-French students. Again this year Le Cercle Francais had a new sponsor. With Mr. Formento at the helm, the club was able to accomplish new and varied activities. When students wandered into one of the club's friendly meetings, they were bewildered at the extent to which the French language was being spoken. The club also made history this year by publishing the first French edition of The Antler. ROW'l Cecchini, President, Kaduk Vice-President, Puskar, Secretary Makuta, Treasurer, Bucci, G., Proco Hellman, Consolaro, Puskar, D. Tutak, Cushman, Vasilcik, Biagi Venesky. ROW 2 Mr. Formento, Bucanich Mogle, Squiller, Kirchner, P., Fulton Bonin, DeBold, Langus, Massimino Ballas, Wacker, Cunningham, J. Caulfield, Bucci, F., Lovic, Sabotka ence, Atkinson, Bizich, Livingston Gregor, Maccagnan, Hosey. Monic, Cunningham, W., Wadsworth. ROW 3 McCorkle, Kichner, R., Bows- er, Stanish, Dembaugh, Smay, Lor- 1 FUTURE PROFESSIONALS Under the combined efforts of Mrs. Schuster and Miss Penis the College Club and F.T.A. united this term to form the Future P h, O- fessionals, one of the largest clubs at West Deer. The objective of the organization is to familiarize the members to their selective vocati and to help in a selection of a higher institution of learning for th who are interested. A field trip to a nearby college was one of big events of the year. Row 'l: Hazlett, McMillen, Brick, Ma tecka, Brunner, Graig, Shurina Simonoff, Skurka, Reid, Schmidt, Mikus, Bozic Row 2: Mr. Graff, Elter, Fuhrer, Nagy McClelland, Maxwell, McMullen Witas, Semprevivo, DeLuca, Lakotas Coutz, Bauer, Olezak, Heller, Butler Sonnie, Gorski Row 3: Wood, Paskorz, Rosencrantz Myers, Graham, Pater, Yusko, Aber Gillner, Hegol, Boggs, Storoz, Weid- mon n, Horcha r, Beach 1 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ns se he ROWT Kinniburgh, President, Alex andrunas, Vice President, Kirchner, Secreta ry, Beitko, Treasurer, Large Burns, Morgan, Huffman, Hudak Malec, DeSantis, Bucci, Makuta , Proco, Ravera, Cushman, Sabatini, Harbaugh, Massimino, Brudney. ROW 2 Mrs. Schuster, Miss Penisch Boles, Reed, Hess, Sinclair, McCredie, Kaduk, Protheroe, Baumgartel, Bail- ey, Michlow, Zonarich, Reina, Cos- tello, Georgieff, Trevellini, Seabury, Dzurec, Baughman, Calhoun, Lengle, Bassetti, Kon eski, C ressley. ROW 3 Langus, Puskar, Cecchini, Baigi, Bucci, Brey, Karan, Ogershok, Hazlett, Mountsier, Norris, Orvosh, Lekse, Alexandrunas, Black, Lemmon, Caulfield, Buchanich, Angeline, Wacker, Taliani. The Future Farmers of America is a club devoted solely to the students taking Vocational Agriculture, and its aim is to create a real interest in agriculture. The mon y that the club raises is used to sponsor field trips to Harrisburg, to tafe part in the State Farm Show and to visit the various farm shows in Western Pennsylvania. Mr. Graff's e leadership is one of the main the organization. reasons for the continual success of V... .,. .s,.s-,W...... .-.. ., .s,. ..,...,.-s..,..., ..,.. . ..,,.. N...-s,.,,. ,... 2 .. ..-,... f .W . ,ex X-.sf -.W W, .-.. .,,. .sr s1.m-sskuenme 1 r 1 77 WE? ., ROW 'l President Huffman, Vice Pres- V Ag ident Evans, Secretary Sagi, Treas 'X urer Kirchner, Historian Bruno, Gas l per, Lengle, Pavlovic, Helman, Wal- ' ters, Reina, Scheerbaum, McCorkle, l ,E Q I W1,,j?,7'f,,,3?f , ls, l T l Hice, Pompe, Massimino, Unites, Har- L ' baugh, London, Budz, Hice, Baker, Tomsko, F., Corrigan. ROW 2 Miss Doman, Tassotti, Men- now, Fabiseski, Boles, Bassetti, Kon- n eski, Lemmon, McCredie, Ravera, V Yakimczyk, Stanish, Cingle, Cushman, Vasilcik, Zrelak, Droste, Ellena Langus, Bonin, Brudney, Simonetti, DeBold. ROW 3 Malec, McCorkle, Fedison Tabacchi, Haloostock, Tomsko, A., Dzurec, Seabury, Trevelini, Schiberl, McKalloH, Burns, Baumgartel, Bailey, Large, Nolker, McWhirter, Hester, Divelbliss, Vorp, Cressley, O'ConneIl, Biagi. C s ge ,..pa--' -s-....,,, A TRI-HI-Y The development of young ladies of fine character and high ideals is uppermost in the aims of the Tri-Hi-Y, West Deer's largest organiza- tion. To help others and thus enrich their own lives is a goal the club members are constantly striving to obtain. That these goals were achieved was well evidenced by the club's generosity during the Christmas holidays. SCIENCE CLUB Another of the newly formed clubs this year is the Science Club. It seems it has gone over awfully big with the students considering the size of the club. During club meetings discussion and experi- mentation of scientific ideas and beliefs are carried on in the chemistry lab. Under the leadership of their two young sponsors, Mr. Acciai and Mr. Andriko, this club is destined to be one ofthe best in the school. Row 1: Pres. Lorence, Veep Duryea Sec. Makuta, Treas. 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'N -X - , A ,,, .. .. .. , .' , 3 'As 1- 1 nl' I 5 T- A nine twirl b Baton Twirler Midge Sabatini rilliant career that began over years ago ends this year for Midg twirli er with the constant smile and sparkl Deer grad routi Werli' at st sever COITI pl will l outst of '5 Sabatini, West Deer's baton g champion. The sharp baton ing brown eyes has led West bands ever since her early school days. Perfecting her nies with experience, Midge on to win first class honors ate competition during the past al years. The name and ac- ishments of Midge Sabatini ng be remembered as another nding product of the Class Drum Major Tom Atkinson 80 CONCERT BAND Under the leadership of Mr. Mauroni, the West Deer senior band this year surpassed all expectations. Much work went into the perfection of a new method of half-time en- tertainment, precision marching, introduced by the band director for the first time. The success achieved was proven by the many praises heard at the annual band festival. The band's popularity brought an abundant number of parade invitations throughout the year. A highlight of the year's end was the band's inspiring conception of all types of music during the annual concert in the spring. Mascots geo uv-agp . 4- n 1 ,,.? xf 'Y'5.' .sc , I s , , ,. V Q M. Rf. H L Princess Wedetowsha Judy Atkinson at l!lgie.YlNYl l Chief Bigdeer Larry Marshall Band x ROW 'I Scopel, Micklow, Mczkuta, Gross, Homer. ROW 2 Norris, Ogershok, Hczlett, Squiller, Profico. e .fk Divisions 'SB JZ: 'I Morgan, Lofferty, Boumgartel, Ekus, Pollo. ROW 'I Proco. ROW 2 Bond, Burnett, Harbough, Section Leader Tcdy BUTOVFCI1, Hosey, Sukanovich. FSA Q X , 5 , s X ROWT Section Leader Gregor, Poskorz, Charney, Cushman, Mennow, Tady, Baumgartel, Consolaro, Hazlett. 9 , X 'F , XX, .,,,cL. ,.. ROW 1 Victain, Hodges, Alexandrunas. ROW 2 Livingston, Kinniburgh. Z Of ! X' J ROW 'I Kirchner, London, Kinniburgh, Bishop. ROW 2 Trevellini, Hibner, Schmitt, Potkovich, Stanford, Monnier, Hazlett, Scopel, A., Pivni, Section Leader Lorence. Davidson, Zonarich, Presseau, Mountsier Section Leoder Burns. 5 Q . fr ff s. - ? is 13 . . f. 5 1 ax E' 5' U , tl 5'-'gs' . -ec L, 3 4 we Q 'Q 5,-W 5 5? ,Hi ,S 'X ,Q Wi .S if , xg .L if .LM v1b '?l'f, N A A Nw. my 3 ,eff F fr 4' Na YS 3' Lf 1 5: K' aff 1 ff 1 f A P f: I 12 K ,S I fy' Q EN I I V '42 i 'f' ' A A Sv- , m L ...,, W wg A rw if 43 2 Rx X Rica Q3 P3 V if K K , Q L t - , X-A M VQQW ff, -JA-'--x A ix A , A 'Q v ,Nw W ' H QWQV .B A W-f 'af' 'W Y ,,. 5 ,Q 4: ad Ya A xg i i 5 xx A I X 3 if i M 1. Q 6 - A A' b A94 A Q X f 5 , fl. 35' X Head Flagfwirler Marion Schriberl Senior Flogfwirlers-Helen Large, JoAnn Caulfield ROW1 Large, Schriberl, Caulfield. ROW 2 Bollus, McKclloff, Tcssohi. 85 ...f SENIOR CHOIR i Q -.iw A . ROW i Best, Balas, Solomon, ovich, Powell, Corrigan, D., Bowser, Fraser, Mennow, Uteschar, Farkas, O'Malley, P1 Tabacchi. ROW 2 Gasper, Mawhinney, K I smith, Wobb, Who, Treveliini, rigan, S., Dembaugh, Evans, Brudney, Lemmon, Alexandrunas bert, Schroth, Biagi, Mennow, vera, Yakimczyk, Pennington. ROW 3 Buchanich, Solinsky, Sc Hosey, Pussic, Sinclair, Duryea, i anich, Stipetic, Tomsko, Halo Micklow, Bowersox, Myers, Livi Profico, Fleck. ROW 4 Monarko, Bowser, Barsolo, Lorence, Beitko, Micklow, Karan, Coatello, Hazlett, Marshall, Norris, Ogershok, McMaster, Fyala, camp, Charney, Vukelich, Sco nruh proved its The Senior Choir under the direction of Mrs. U ability by the fine performance presented at the Chnistmas pageant. The choir is made up of talented students who enjoy ROW 'l Karan, McMaster, Stanish. ROW 2 Marshall, Ogershok, Norris, Hazlett. BOYS' ENSEMBLE singing. A new edition to the music depaatment this year, the boys really made a good name for themselves. he boys achieved their musical goal which was a better balance of rlhythm and harmony. They took part in several musical programs dur destined to become the Crosbies and ng the year. These crooners are Sinatras of the future. Mui tt. ROW T Powell, Trevellini, Singer, Cor- rigan, D., Brick, Tomsko, Antonace, Walters, Heck, Best, Dembaugh, ROW 2 Pallo, Lengle, Glasgow, Solo- mon, Gasper, Cushman, Pavlovic Brolley, Wobb, O'Malley, Mallinson Corrigan, S., Stanish, Cingle. ROW 3 Wacker, Puskar, Drapella Pompe, Tassotti, Hollo, Balog, Mc Corkle, Sagi, Scott, O'Donnell, Hice Burns. ROW 4 Helman, Pussic, Mennow, Hes- ter, Vorp, Atkinson, Duryea, Ross, GeorgielT, Sheerbaum, Buchanich, Costello, Reina, Weton, Zonarich. GLEE CLUB Talented student vocalists and West Deer have become synony- mous terms. Taking part in several of the school's top musical pro- ductions of the year, the Glee Club achieved fame as one of the finest musical organizations in the school. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE This large musical group is a favorite of all. lt is composed of girls from senior high classes. They specialize in music ranging from secular to classical. ROW 'I Pussic, Powell, Wobb, Trevel- lini, Corrigan, D., Cushman, Casper Corrigan, S., Dembaugh, Heck, Best ROW 2 Pallo, Wacker, Pompe, Geor- gieff, Atkinson, Duryea, Sagi, Cos tello, Buchanich, Zonarich, Burns. I . -W L 55: Q 2 eur- i I P its af ,tl 4 R K - K Wg! E w Law. i g I Q ,fx 1 i, If ' WW P'aw. nu3l ...........- K -L lgflf . TNQ' 963. Sffs. Sr 3 -.mai :QS ,A ix - .sp f Z xi AQ 5 E .1 ,. ' Q,- fr ' X,gfw.,,.. -4 ., . N 5 Q., 3, 533.-. Hn., l w-'PS Q .f 'l 322 :ug 2 ug- iq -as TS.. '22 hi L , 35551, lg-is Og 0 Tl Qi? x wiifg E 'LP 3. hiv -wh i.. H Simi A N-A M. 1- ,f .u,f.r., . .2 wmv. - ,. 1.4, , X Q 9 . , H '- Qi. :nw ya aiu. wal NIR 411 U x WF it . my smut swam Q an :gn mx gf: .ws.,g,, Q.-...q . 9, f, -M.. ws Amar-:usa mu. in aw? W if ml' R . 1 Q ,rw ,lsr ' 1 ' . , wif 'M 'Q , W T515 fr. 2 f . Y Q im? 'mjqwfb 'K ff i'M7f'P2Q B Q I 'f 1 Y pf. AFV! :yy ,gy x 4 , A if 1 1 1 i i ,Q N M suikw' v--o Fv,ggi-QV: is .2 Y -n gf, .59 L , f D , 1 ,- sf far: v5 A 51 MR sg q an WIN, A wx 11 1 1 FOOTBALL ny I '1 SEASON West Deer 0 West Deer 26 West Deer 13 West Deer 13 West Deer 35 -haw- ' -Q. 4-. ' ROW l Stopchuck, Simonetti, Lutynsky, Godlewski, Girdwood, Crowe, Federoff, DeVando, Evans, Naby, Hazlett. ROW 2 Coach Unites, Gadish, Fuher, Scopel, Corpal, Stanish, Tipe, Prishack, Pater, McCorkle, McMaster, Smutek, Manager Protheroe, Coach Andriko. ROW 3 Hwostow, Matecka, Paskorz, Orvosh, Bodnar, Schreiber, Reith, Fraser, Yates, Whitecomb, Manager Gedraites, Manager Tassotti. 'S RECORD Centerville Arnold Aspinwall Ford City Mars This year's football team was one of the greatest ever to represent West Deer High School on the grid- iron. This success was attributed to hard work and team co-operation. The records that this year's eleven have set is further proof of its splendid achievements. A few records that were set this year are: l. Longest winning streak in the history of this school. Four games. 2. Most games won in Class A competition. Six games. 3. Most points scored in Class A competition. T45 points. 4. First team in the history of West Deer to ever defeat Arnold on the gridiron. 26-6. 5. Carl Hazlett's record for the longest run Cninety yardsl. 93 West Deer West Deer West Deer West Deer West Deer V F .,.. fm . Plum Freeport Edfra Springdale Tarentum 1 is El A Ni JoniorVorsity Football l ll 515, 4, Y ROWl Mogle, Rommes, Semler, E., Grunden, Smuy, Mcxccagnun, DeLuco, Storoz, Burns, Wells, Yates. ROW 2 Mchnick, McCallister, Semler, A., Kristofl, Boughmon, Vukelich, D., McClelland, Anthony, Keifer. ROW 3 Telosky, Bizich, Beitko, Vukelich, M. Junior High Football uw.- -f1.f.- , -ff. ,wg A rw- f .., . W . , , +- fy ,wx ROW l Stopchuck, Simonetti, Pieronunzi, Biagi, Kirchner, Arbuthnot, O'Donnell, Butler, Broge, Domcn, Vranesh, Chelponoff, Grottentholer. ROW 2 Coach Korcis, Grass, Busin, Fedison, Mohar, Marks, Olcar, Longdon, Angelofl, Sobctini, Pcszek, Micklow, Spondike, Gizenski, Shelestck, Hodges. ROW 3 Smcy, Wells, Haines, Brudney, Porter, Moloich, McMaster, Kirchner, Murry, Kamzalow Cushman, Lorence, Garvin. IAQ f f I If I 1 ff , ,MW f. I' L'-DUI MI? fill , fig gy.. ,..,L me Um YY - fmsa1'. :M vxyzf-' Qw XR'f:f'Zl riij. to 55' l'1r'f H1 11, ,, ww! lm' Y'f'Z, 4.1 A X 1 If ,.,, N gp- T.. H2 'ln' Hn 'W'L.'vr'u1U L, .fp XXX 91497 5 WM? HMS 55 63359, 44, hx . , , I ?'5'1ff,LQ1 1 1.1 , .. DM AJ' i HM! nj 1' 55 K Qffgsfz '1 ff if 21 fa ,xx 'I f. 'T ff? gf fam, 5' 5' A M Q gin . I , ' IM ' i1..,,,, 'W Viiifrr 1 f 2 11 1 1 'Q , 17 fn. 'H J., X! J 7x A , r':,! 'fl 7 'I-,lg xx f ' f 1 I, m x ,' . ,, I '31, f r 4 f 'if ,lp 130, ff 'hi If f . fffj, fffflfx I . I I I'-Ifpmr Vt, 1. K1 ., ff ffl . ffl X ' 11,41 11' xg, ,J 1 'CY xx X Q , :W ,O ..x. NON ' .. , X ,xx N, X .- Q, xl X' -,OX :lun 'l I! nw flfhri 1' 'z:: iv 2 ,MJ .xr 1 ik fw!fiS f- Ill If ' IE 'KI-iIm:11 H Nun ii'l'l?IHi ,..,..,,-,1 1 N. ., 5 Q ,,.. .. x. ' 1 if B k tb II l' mf West West West West West West West West West West West Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer 44 48 47 67 51 45 57 55 67 46 49 Coach Zilla, Hwostow, Miller, Cesaretti, Gaul, Dembaugh, Hazlett, Stopchuck. East Deer 45 Shaler 36 Shadyside 28 Aspinwall 49 Kittanning 49 Etna 43 East Deer 52 Vandergrift 52 'Freeport 65 fleechburg 56 Shadyside 44 Let's break another record, was the cry of the Braves, as they rolled through a sparkling season. The Braves achieved the best basketball record in the history of West Deer High. They are deserving of any honor which may come their way. A few of the 17 records set by the team this year were the following: 1. Best season's record C16 wins and 6 lossesl 2. Most wins in one season C167 3. Least number of losses C61 4. Longest consecutive winning streak C87 5. Most points scored in a season C12761 6. Highest number of points scored against an opponent C82 against Pluml 7. Highest season point total by an individual CGaul, 3541 8. Highest two-man scoring total CMiller and Gaul, 691 points? 9. Most points in one game by an individual CGaul, 347 10. Most foul shots made by an individual in one game CGaul, 15 against Springdalel 11. Only player to ever hit 30 or more points in 3 games CGaul, 34, 30 and 307 12. Highest season point average per game CGaul, 16 points per gamel 13. Highest per game average by a W.D. team C58 points per gamel 14. Only team to hit for 80 or more points in two games C82 and 801 99 West West West West West West West West West West West Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer Deer 'Tarentum 'Plum 'Springdale Winfield 'Freeport 'Leechburg 'Tarentum Winfield 'Plum 'Springdale Mars 'League Games 66 41 61 40 38 89 52 41 54 85 60 J V Basketball ROW l: Coach Marsili, Burns, Paszek, Paskorz, Pierce, Whitecomb, Fuhrer, Murray, Potensky Reilh, Nagy. Junior Basketball Row 'la Coach Karcis, Kirchner, Hosey, Preisser, Chalpanoff, Capello, Feclison, Godlewski, Bryner, Micklow, Coach And riko Row 2: Doman, McAdams, Stopchuck, Gizienski, Kirchner, Brudney, Sabatini, Paszek, McAdams, Gray Row 3: Hodges, Haynes, Smay, Shelestak, Micklow, Cheran, Chalpanoff, Grunden, Cushman, Porter Junior Cheerleaders Bizich, Brick, Wissinger, Sfcnish, Shustic, Martin, Craig, Reynolds. Junior Hall Patrol ROW 'l Chelpanoff, Piercnunzi, O'Donnell, Godlewski, Cc Josefczyk. ROW 2 Mr. Kcrrcis, Yourish, Sabatini, Kirchner, Micklow, ROW 3 Simonetti, Mctko, Domcrn, Vranesh, Marks, graphed. 104 Haines, Cushman, Shelestak Nolker, Paszek. l Venesky. Arbuthnot, not pholo I Cafeteria Stuff ROW 'I Mrs. Fedison, Mrs, Browning, Mrs. Simonetti, Mrs. Muhnick, Mrs. Ccminini, Mrs. Vidic Dieticiun Miss Bullick, Mrs. Schustic. Bus Drivers ie ROW 1 Mr.D'Amico, Mr. Tipe, Mr. Momberger, Mr. Gray, Mr. Gromica, Mr. Ekas, Mr. Jura, Mr. Trevellini. Not photographed Mr. Hamilton. 105 9-fidfffs 'Y LL! 7mW4M CHUCK MOUNTSIER Editor-in-Chief, MIDGE SABATlNl Business Manager The school year 1955-56 was a year which will long be re- membered by the class, the underclassmen and especially the faculty. In this year sports records were broken in all sports and, even though we were known as the irresponsibles, we accom- plished much. We hope we left you with some of these moments to remember. On behalf of the Coalagra staff we want to wish you, the Class of '56, happiness and success in everything you do ,QL Eyed!! flff-QQ in-af L3 -X 'Q Associate Editors - Mary Burns, Richard Ogershok, Rose Huffman. Literary ......... Art ......... Sports .............. Photographers ........ Typists ....... Business .... . ...... Subscriptions ....... Ways and Means.. COALAGRA STAFF .......JoAnn Mossimino Judy Atkinson ..........Kothy Sogi Margie DeBold .......Jim DeVando Carl Hozlett .......Brad Koran Jim Norris George Hazlett ........Ruth Kinnilourgh Marie Bassetti .......Myrna Kirchner .......Melvo Bailey .........Josie Brudney Faculty Advisers- Mr. Angeloni, Mr. Schultz. 107 'R' A ?-Xxx, P X - I P . 1 .,Qr.,Q? i A , K sr: lusff HAT 1 fg5 l Q4 Rf? T CLASS SONG iMusic to the tune of Moments to Remember. Lyrics by Joanne Caufield, Class of 19565 The time has come for us to part But there are mem'ries in our hearts Of the fun we had at West Deer High School. The things we learned, the friends we made These memories will never fade We will not forget our days in high school. fmiddlej-Though graduation's here at last, We can't hold back our tears, The laughter we shared in the past Will echo through the years. Though other nights and other days Will find us gone our separate ways We will still have memories of high school. I MARTIN DISTRICT Mrs. Harry E. White Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Broz Mr. and Mrs. James H. Taylor Mamula Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vioral Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Semler John L. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Clarena Dillner Mrs. Eva Messer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Novak Louis Klimezek Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baumgartel T. C. Il '55 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Setzenfand Geraldine Semler '53 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Semler Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Federkeil Mrs. Sam Bayne, Jr. Lance J. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Jack Deems A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Gillbert A. Scheerbaum Mr. and Mrs. William G. Alson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donlin RUSSELLTON No. 2 Mr. and Mrs. James Farrasso Mr. and Mrs. McCellean Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dufly Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baila Thomas Tady Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yourish Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dzurec Jacob Chelpanoff Mr. and Mrs. John Tady Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Frascarelli Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Oswald Mrs. M. L. Stepp Mr. Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Mike Buchanich Patrons Frances Koziol Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Bassetti Fred Baker Fred Baker Dominic Zock John Micklow, Jr. John Fedison Patty Micklow '55 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Micklow Mr. and Mrs. Tony Simonetti Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Lutynsky Mr. and Mrs. John Tazzani John Trevellini Mr. and Mrs. Orville Solomon Mr. and Mrs. John Uchic DEER CREEK Mrs. Louis Malic Mr. and Mrs. Nick McKalloff Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Lamperski Frances Stevenson Mrs. Andrew Wood Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kennihan Mrs. Bertha Yusko Mr. and Mrs. John Sciolla Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Alexand Mr. and Mrs. Merle Baumgartel Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Quindlin Mr. and Mrs. William E. Burns Martin J. Fitzmaurice CURTISVILLE No. 'l Mrs. J. R. Browning Nick Angeloff Mr. Dennis Connor Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H. Roesch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hamer Barbara and Ronald Primozic Mr. and Mrs. August Thalman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Budz Robert Budz '55 Lawrence Schriberl VUFIUS Bill Rodgers '46 John Falconer Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rommes Fami Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William J. lrvine Neale Gregory Mark Smith Homer Craft Carl Jackson Robert Malcolm ly Gene Garvin George Goodwin William Lawton Mr. and Mrs. David Kinniburgh Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Francis McCallister R. M. Byers Helen Makuta Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ann Murray Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scopel Paul Truckley Joseph Horchar Paul E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wells Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Scully Urbano Soster Daniel Carlock John Shurina Robert Negrich Mr. George Gides Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ann Sco Mr. and Mrs. BLANCHARD Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Solomone pel Alfred Grubbs Orlando Devando Ronald Johnson Harry McKay Sam Knoch Ernest DeMeio Adam Boyle, Sr. Russell Grimes Mrs. Laura Lebberoni Mr. and Mrs. INDIANOLA Mr. and Mrs. George Hibner, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Michael and George Cingle Mike Steban Frances Steban '54 Huffman Family Michael Ogershok BAIRDFORD Mrs. S. Fabiseski Steve Puskar '51 The Mumaw Twins '54 Mrs. Polly Mumaw Mrs. Andy Orvosh Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Willard William Ometz '5'l Mr. and Mrs. William DeBold Mr. and Mrs. Harvanek and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gadish Mr. and Mrs. Alex Souftraut Ramona Corrigan '55 Mr. and Mrs. Dorran Corrigan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ogershok Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lengle Mr. and Mrs. J. Lackie Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yates jack Jarvie Mr. Joseph Ostack Wilda Hibner '55 Mrs. Lillian Bioni Hartley Mumaw '50 ALLEGHANY ACRES Mrs. Lea Huffman E. H. Dalglish Donald Krueger Melba McGeevy K. W. Comsey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aymar Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. William Chambers Betty Bohatch Dorothy J. Bohatch Mrs. Mary Charney Nwranski Family Mr. and Mrs. John Pazak Harry Romack Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Blainer Mr. and Mrs. John Poletunow Edward Muharousky Mr. and Mrs. Slenkovich Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snyder Dorothy Kulik '53 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kristof? Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dockman Mr. and Mrs. Anton Prelec Mr. and Mrs. J. Peluchette Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Garden Mrs. A. Gaurich Herman Cushman Mrs. Fissore Sandra E. Czwalga Mrs. Mary Shelestak Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cushman Steve Niederland Stanley Cushman Marco Ellena Sr. Mike Hilla Simmers Stephan Radage John Shelestak James Eversole RUSSELTON Na. i Mr. and Mrs. Spike Mrs. Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Mustich Rainski Steve Valach John Irvine Dorothy Healy Frank Gentile Mrs. Agnes Smith Miss Frances Mary Porter Mr. and Mrs. Miller Bizich Mr. and Mrs. Rose Baltarages Mrs. A. R. Zelazowski Edward Adams and Family Mr. and Mrs. Leonard D. Herman Mrs. Emido Piccioni Mrs. Louis Vidic Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heller Mr. Chris Ward Mrs. Kuanita Mrs. Elmer H Ward ollibaugh Mrs. Ralph Tedesco Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Sampson Fred Beaufort Edward Lytel Mr. and Mrs. Ted Barsola Mr. and Mrs. CURTISVILLE George Atkinson No. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Allen Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lyle Mr. and Mrs. Steve Spondike Mr. and Mrs. William Hazlett Mr. and Mrs. John Cassol John Chambers Mrs. John Harbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Floyd London Bob Landon '55 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hice Mrs. Krupa Mr. and Mrs. Mike Vasilcik Mr. and Mrs. James Monos, Jr. Mrs. Mary Painteric Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ocverk Mrs. John E. Pallo Mr. and Mrs. John Kashlak, Jr. Joseph Svobada John Sarge Cushman Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kirchner, Sr. William Morgan Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farkas Mrs. Hazel Pennington Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mlrs. Douglas Hill Abramo Marchegiano Mike Micklow Anthony Grebeck Alfred Tahon Mrs. W. M. Lorence Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Laczek Mrs. Anna Hwastow Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Bryner Theodore Venesky Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gruden Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carmelo Yaconis Lou Bizyak Edward Rokoski Stella's Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. John Grottenthaler Mr. and Mrs. Adorno DeAngelis Mrs. Ann Shustic Mrs. Lewis Herman Mr. and Mrs. John Mennow Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dembaugh Mr. John Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Cesaretti Sherry Lynn Dembaugh I Working with you. . . WEST DEER HIGH SCHOOL BAND BOOSTERS THE BOARD OF EDUCATION CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST W CLASS OF 1956 EXTENDS 'ISHES TO THE Your diploma is your badge of achievement. May it be the first of many scholastic and vocational honors you will attain in the years ahead. George Mickow, President Louis Castello, Vice President George Semko, Secretary Robert Graham, Treasurer George Vrane sh Sr. Mrs. Edna Mae Stout Mrs. Bernice james Max Siegel, Solicitor Welcome, Seniors, Into The Ranks Of West Deer High School Alumni. Keep In Touch With The Many Friends You Have Made By Being An Active Member Of The WEST DEER HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI SSOCIATION CMeetings the last Thursday of eac., month.J President Bill O'Metz '51 Secretary Mrs. Ann Sherbon Bohach '47 Vice President Roy Daugherty '49 Treasurer Steve Formento '49 So Long, Seniors, It Was Great Having You Aboardi WEST DEER HIGH SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS V Mr Mr. Ekas, Supervisor of Transportation . Gromika Mr. Hamilton Mr. Trevellini Mr. D'Amico I Mr. Jura Mr. Momberger Mr. Tipe I Best Of Luck To The Members Of A Fine Senior Class. . . I PALME R'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions, Gifts, Soda Fountain Russellton COLFAX 5 - 1632 112 GRAHAM'S FLORAL SHOPPE Your Home Headquarters For Flowers For All Occasions COLFAX 5 - 1050 PH YSICIAN'S PHARMACY Prescriptions and Sick Room Supplies C. E. Blackburn, Ph. G. TARENTUM Phone: Tarentum 499 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1956 Glenda's Beauty Salon, Main Street, Russellton, Colfax 5 - 2470 Chapman 's Drug Store, Since 1886, 5th Ave. at Lock St., Tarentum J. F. Sarver, Meats and Groceries, Russellton Bill and Hilda Murray, Class of '46 A Friend Angeloff's Cafe, Curtisville Dalson's Cafe, Curtisville Oak Valley Grange, West Deer Township One woman tells another' about. . . Best wishes, neighbors. . . SWERl.ING'S DRESS SHOP BARCI'I'S PHARMACY 209 Fifth Avenue 317 East Sixth Avenue TAREN TUM TARENTUM With Best Wishes For Success And Happiness. . . ITALIAN WORKERS AID SOCIETY Starr Road RUS SEL LT ON PETER FISCHER BUILDERS Office: Residence: 222 Grant Ave. McClure Road Millvale, Pgh. 9, Pa. Allegheny Acres TAylor 1 - 3204 COlfax 5 - 2169 113 Best Wishes for Q Successful Fu ture. . . WEST DEER TOWNSHIP LIONS CLUB I I I Dancisin says: For the best in flat tops Best! wishes to the Class of 1956. u n R Sei C 0 I S MR. AND MRS. VINCENT FARRASSO BARBER SHOP AND FAMILY RUSSELLTON Russellton I J. R. MONTGOMERY AND SON Real Estate and Insurance Brokers Serving the community since 1932 Russell E. Montgomery Sales and Credit Manager Russellton Colfax 5 - 2222 T IPES GROCERY AND DAIRY LITTLE ITALY Open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. COLFAX fi - 1752 SatiIsfied customers our specialty. . . Hot rod specialists. . . ELIO TABACCHI CATANESE AUTO WRECKERS AND REPAIRS Barber Shop RUSSELLTON Curtisville No. 2 Working together for a better community. . . I Dine and dance. . . I NON - PARTISAN CIVIC LEAGUE CI-II-MERVII-I-E HOTEL OF Rooms and meals WEST DEER TOWNSHIP I COLFAX 5 - 2582 May your future be rosey. . . GARDEN CLUB I MICALE FARM SUPPLY OF I RURAL RIDGE WEST DEER TOWNSHIP I COLFAX 5 - 2045 May God's blessings guide each member of the Class of 1956.I . . I TRANSFIGURATION ROMAN-CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Father Stanley C. Piekarski, Pastor RUSSELLTON I I COLFAX 5 - 1030 I I I 19 L r-.tQrQ. L All The Gang Knows. HUDSON OR NASH from BENKE MOTOR CO Culmerville COlfax 5 - 2090 Good luck, Class of '56, . . The students' friend. . . R. N. NORRIS MRS. L. B. TUBAUGH General Merchandise and Feed General Merchandise, Gas and Oil Leroy Norris, Class of '52, Manager ALI-EGHENY ACRES CULMERVILLE COLFAX 5 - 2032 Colfax 5 - 2032 Best Wishes to the Class of '56. . . PRATO'S CAFE RUSSELLTON Congratulations seniors . . CAROLINE'S CAFE RUSSELLTON 'Shoes to keep your feet a'dancing. . . at CECCHINI SHOE SHOP RUSSELLTON COLFAX 5 - 1853 Courtesy and service - - our motto. . . DAVIS SUPER MARKET We Deliver To All Areas CURTISVILLE Congratulations seniors, We're proud of you. . . BAIRDFORD- CONSOLIDATED P.T.A. Good luck, seniors. . . UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION NO. 5506 RUSSELLTON FREEDMAN'S Super Market and Lumber Supply 'Where Prices are Born Not Raised' RUSSELLTON CONSOLARO BROTHERS New and Used Cars Culmerville Colfax 5 - 1955 Congratulations Seniors. . . We ve Been Proud to Serve You. . RUSSELLTON DRY CLEANERS The Valley's Most Progressive Dry Cleaners Russel lton .Cheswick .Natrona Heights Freeport .Brackenridge .Tarentum The Standout Car of the Ye Why Drive Miles. . . When You Can Get It At RUSSELLTON HARDWARE AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCE C0 John Bizyak Sr., Proprietor Colfax 5 - 2771 Good luck, Class of '56. . . BONGIOVANNI DISTRIBUTOR RUSSELLTON COLFAX 5 - 1445 HARRY KONDRICK'S GARAGE Day and Night Wrecker Service RURAL RIDGE COLFAX 5 - 1160 Home of Delicious Baked Goods. . WEST DEER BAKING COMPANY Bread, Rolls, Cakes and Pies Saxonburg Boulevard COLFAX 5 - 1751 JOE ELI.ENA'S Auto Repairs - Auto Parts - Lubrications RUSSELLTON COLFAX 5 - 2028 Co ngratulations and Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF 1955 from J. R. SIWICKI FUNERAL HOME Russellton Colfax 5 - 1555 H ORRICK'S GROCERY STORE Meats - - Groceries RUSSELLTON COLFAX 5 - 1883 i Congratulations. . . KADuK,S GARAGE BESSEMER STORES INC, Tilres, Batteries and Accessories RUSSELLTON COLFAX 5 - 2152 RUSSELLTON CO1-FAX 5 - 1490 Tops in Hot Rods CENTRAL MOTORS New AND us ED CARS RUSSELLTON I coLFAx 5-1900 I DON ENEIX BEST WISH ES TO THE CLASS OF 1956 SKIP'S DAIRY STORE Route 8 before Bakerstown TEDDY J. PLUCINSKI'S GARAGE General Auto and Truck Reparrs ALLEGHENY ACRES COLFAX5 1732 BAKE RSTOWN HOTEL BAKERSTOWN LEO C. GROSSMAN Downtown Service Station Fourth and Lock Street Tarentum A Great Team. . . A Great Class. . . Good Luck WEST DEER HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL MOTHERS MILLER BROTHERS 214 Fourth Avenue TARENTUM Congratulations. . . West Deer Fire Dept. No. 2 LADIES AUXILIARY HORSE TRANSPORT Puc A-78769 BAXTER A. BLATZ PHONE! SEWICKLEY 38 117 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1956 CURTISVILLE P.T.A. A grladuation suit is the finest if it comes from. . . BERKEY'S TARENITUM NEW KENSINGTON i HUET'S DRY GOODS Yard Goods - Gifts - Baby Goods - Notions 407 East Sixth Avenue TARENTUM PHONE: 4127 - I E. J. VAN SCIVER Wallpaper..Paint..Varnishes 310 Sixth Avenue TARENTUM ACADEMY 6300 A diamond ring in the future? See. . SCHWER'S JEWELERS G o OD L U c K CLASS OF 1956 ' STANICH CAFE I Gift Headquarters I 215 East Sixth Avenue SPIXONBURG BOULEVARD TARENTUM ACADEMY 4 - 9114 You've reached a milestone in your life. . Now keep up the good work. . AMERICAN LEGION POST 593 Sponsors of the nationally famous West Deer Junior Legion baseball team. LEGION HOME SUPERIOR I Nide going, West Deer Seniors SHENKEN'S CORNER Q Fine Furniture Jewelry Shenken's Corner TARENTUM I ART AND LINE SHOP I I 213 Corbet Street ,Tarentum Phon et 1687 I I West Deer shoppers know they get value and courtesy at SAUL'S ARMY AND SPORTING GOODS STORE Tarentum Phone: 1826 ORDER OF OWLS NEST 1091 RUSSELLTON COLFAX 5 - 2637 I I I NOSDROVIA. . . I St. Nicholas I RUFS ian Brotherhood Orgnization I No. 167 I I I cURT1Sv1LLE I I I I I I I Autograph WEST DEER TWP. IND. VOL. FIRE CO. NO. 2 Fire Calls Only ..... COlfax 5 - 2000 Orher Calls. ....... COlfax 5 - 2480 Ambulance Call ..... CO1 fax 5 - 1044 or COIfax 5 - 1371 West Deer just Won't Be the Same Without the Class of '56 FAREWELL AND GOOD LUCK, SENIORS From The Student Body of West Deer High School fThis ad sponsored by your Student Councilj AUTOGRAPFES I r I v I I 120 I I llznnhml Sn.-minds QOWAROS Bnotlwcns, me A... fam., nluhfq... T i Si KX In A K. .M push f-m : .5 N- if m NL J K S 7 Q X w 5. vi x A X J i is K 5' . 1 iii ki M, s . ga, . ,fx f 1 7 1 f 1 u 1 v 1 ,w v I ef