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

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SWEETHEART OF THE CLASS OF '60 - Senior sponsor Mrs. Schuster and Killer Sabatiui draw an admiring crowd as they eut loose with seine faney rock-n-roll steps at the 5315. S0 well liked was Mrs. Schuster hy the class that they termed her Sweet- heart of the Class nf l60.', lu fart. the entire.-school has fallen under the spell of the energetic and hard-working business dept. head teacher. WD has eome to the conclusion. that she has found the fountain of youth: she simply gets younger and more endearing as the years go hy. ...Wm A -nr-+ David Cowfer lfthel M. Cowfer Bessie E. Craig Helen A. Dawson 27

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, fi 1 is 2 'A gl S ,ax 'M Q P viii- , l Xifj-z, ' L , 'i9'if1i'3f'i . I -5' Frank D. Buchanich Barbara A. Burdek H' -Naiiwtii s 5- . , 4? ' .f Y . 'Y -45 .fir Anthony Busin Anthony C. Buydoso William N. Capello Diana L. Charney Cecilia D. Cheskey John P. Clifford Many Class Members Kept Busy on Part-Time jobs According to script, the typical senior is supposed to say something like this, '6But Dad, I just gotta' get an advance on my allowance for invitations, pictures, name cards, the S 8 S, the Dinner Dance, the Prom . . . However, at least 34- ambitious West Deer seniors shoulclered some responsibility on their own in this phase of school life by getting a part-time job and earning their own money. In many cases the jobs kept each individual stepping and allowed little time for idleness. JOE GIZIENSKI, putting in a better than 40-hour week at a bottling plant, was probably the class work- ing champ. RON JOSEFCZYK worked as grill boy at Eat Sz Park: JOE RIEG at Dineff's Bakery. DEAH BRYAN kept busy with the Valley Daily News and Woolworth's. TONY BUSIN guided prospec- tive customers through Busin's famed Second-Hand Store. BARB LEKSE handled secretarial duties for her father. Some rugged senior boys preferred out-door jobs: ANDY ANTONINKA, Hoburg Farmg TONY BUY- DOSO, Pitt-Wildwood Country Club, LEON LAWR- ENCE, Michael Bros., JOHN PELCZARSKI, dog ken- nel trainerg RON MCADAMS, Kallot Bros.g JIM GROT- TENTHALER, F r e e dm a n 's L u m b e rg CHARLIE BROWN, newspaper distributerg JOE YOURISH, news- paper carrier. BOB BEITKO, car wash, RAY PIERANUNZI, Cat- anese Garageg JACK THOMAS, service station, JERRY KEMMAN, Plucinski's Garageg FRANK MATKO, Ray's Auto Body. DAN GRASS, BOB PROCO, and RON GARDA put their musical ability to work with various instrumental combos. In the .anks of working girls were JANET RUS- NAK, household assistant and telephone solicitor, and ELAINE MATZE, Star Cheese Factory. Sales work was done by VIC MENNOW, Palmer's Drug Storeg GEORGE ANGELOFF, Skuratoff's General Store, JOE YOURISH, Bessemer Store, and GREG GEORGIEFF, bakery deliveries. To help finance his college education, BOB KIRSCH raised chickens and sold eggs. Zockiis Mush- room Farm employed the largest number of seniors. Among those were RAY PIERAN- UNZI, MARTY STOP- CHUCK, DICK SIM- ONETTI, L E O N LAWRENCE, B O B LAWRENCE, FRANK IAIANI WITH DOUGH h- Mris. nge om gets service wit a. smie BUCHANICH' and from Greg Georgieff, one of the many seniors who worked part- time to help with their high school and future college expcnscs DON BONIN. li ' iiii.i

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A Loretta J. Eversole Vincent J. Ferraiuolo ,..-f 9 Darlene A. Fryer Shirley A. Fuhrer COMMERCIAL GIRL OF THE MONTH - Selected as West Decr's top commercial student, Barbara Burclek was the honored guest at a banquet sponsored by the Women's Professional and Business Club of Tarentum. ri s,Sge.af3'i-H Y V -fix A -1 V L' ' 1 1 5 if F XX Seniors Become Leaders In School Activities Members of the senior class were the sparkplugs responsible for adding zip to the sehool's extra-eur- ricular activities. The following seniors listed partici- pation in the respective clubs: FRENCH CLUB-Terry Wienskovich, Frank Matko, .Ioe Yourish, Maureen Atkinson, Lou Kirchner, Leon Lawrence, Greg Georgieff, Larry McAdams, Bessie Craig, Joyce Romaek, Bill Capello, Den Makuta, Stan Brudney, Gordon Irvine, Linda Bon- giovanni, Barb Kaminsky, Chris Hodges, Leah Bryan, Ethel Cow- fer, Tony Busin, Barb Lekse, Dee Charney, Joe. Halovanic, Carl Potensky, Dot Kochnut, Betty Martin. HOME-EC CLUB - Daisie Skidmore, Mabel Schroth, Barb Burdek, Jan Rusnak, Linda Bongiovanni, Barb Kaminsky, Aud- rey Evanega, Donna Allen, Betty Tibensky, Dot Kochnut, Arlene Zonarich, Diane Schwartz, Gloria Skillen, Madeline DeVando. ART CLUB - Ethel Cowfcr, Ron Sabatini, Tony Buydoso, Charlotte Linamen. SCIENCE CLUB -H Art Broge, Bill Capello, Den Makuta, Bill Gray, Barb Kaminsky, Ron McAdams, Greg Georgieff, Chris Hodges, Steve McMaster, Andy Antoninka, George Angeloff, Carl Potensky, Joe Halovanie, Pat Stanish, John Uchic, Chuck Brown, Tony Buydoso, Tony Vioral. STUDENT CONGRESS - Lou Kirchner, Elaine Matze, Jack Thomas, Stan Brudney, Theresa Malic, Dee Charney, Bill Gray, Joe Halovanic, Eileen Pierce, Frank Buchanieh. FUTURE NURSES - Bessie Craig, Elaine Matze, Barb Burdek, Theresa Miller, Ethel Cowfer, Helen Dawson, ,Ian Swan- hart, Maureen Atkinson. FUTURE TEACHERS - Leah Bryan, Linda Bongiovanni, Theresa Malic, Dee Charney, Arlene Zonarich, Fran Graham, Charlotte Linamen. Helen Dawson. Andy Antoninka. t Ronald Garda Gregory Georgieff .'i.x p p lflti U. 1. I A 355 Joseph D. Gizienski Frances Graham