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

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LEROY BUTTYAN JOHN CAPELLO JOSEPH CHELPANOFF RONALD CHERAN With Pioneer Projects The next two years found the class deeply engrossed in studies, but as the junior year began, the class con- solidated to meet demands. After months of hard work and terrific salesmanship under Mr. Utzig, they were able to raise a record breaking 32,000 for the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The group became the first in the area to take advantage of the ultra-modern Pittsburgh Hilton, the scene of the prom. The class set the stand- ard for all future proms by sponsoring a gala after-prom party in the school cafeteria which lasted until dawn. In their final year the class of ,6l simply refused to let down its pace. Gianna Montorfano became the first foreign exchange student to attend West Deer. You guessed itg they sponsored Gianna, making her the most expensive and rewarding class gift in school history. To top off the long lists of pioneering accomplish- ments, even graduation marked an impressive first-a new and different panel discussion with the top-five ranking students taking part. Surely the class, as indi- viduals, will continue to be the pacesetters in every phase of life. WD'S OWN DIOR-All set to get started on another new dress is talented and creative Vir- ginia McCall. Her outstanding work in home ec classes over the years and her great interest in dress designing earned her a scholarship to Clarissa's Dress Designing School in Pitts- burgh. 'Pl' 1i15iI?if9' N::5x1i,.f'1i1f:Z9ft an -YHS,-eriiilrffisa,f!i5it'tNlf'ifil'ss wflW1mU L 7433'ilfeifiiiiiiWiieiifffxfxf'ziifilif f'waz'551527 ifx?i?3:'tr12:'ff3is5Q?X74?i2 5' er-,fer , ,,ss's.faf,:ws4es, , s,,,,.,Mt,fssf,,'5,f.,,.e I? 1152.5-eg H fssffsw f-ifs7Ls,aaer,,e.g.1sg,,,,s, s.,,,fs,,,,,,,g5,5,,skeE mg sm, -1: -safer'1f:--fN1w',f4s2g:miie,.m.1:eg12f-zasisfsacf A. vs iw, L 'ii tg 'fi'--1 si vw-aatfy-gff--1 -, v er,-.ffgfgr-,f fi-fig, x s . iiii7lI:'t3f71-flat,5.74535 . 4-.rx ff .s', is ?3f2f4iiTfc'tQ H A X sr -H8-'L H563 7 Yiwitiifii- ' fi' :::....,. I- 5J8Z'1i2l'ZeIg its-V...r.:zw,f-W f xr v n.. ,rt isfamnwgwqagyswfsw' as Mwrexfway-A , - . mi p1vw.,a,.effw s wwfategsgwgssfwwwggs . .M -a .mg-s,,. ,ffisw -wgfffi-1 sa: . --in zffsgaxspwgg w2g'?feggt5.ww A551923 - .: -r - s :fussfiefw 1- fiwattfa .J A, 'faasfaaf 1e3t9?w1.,saa15gPE P' z1mt.gf5-1-iigftsa ngssrggagaslgsrtaygsr H . . S21 F isflsstialfisns -egg , ' 'S' ,s 2 s 2 . t'fE21f1ifi?2:Tiki-izfgzf-Fai -ffezsts fti isi.. Fifi-ei.:awl'-swf ' Q.. :ff--T Mafia. 'ilifsffz 'f Se-iiw--faia ks,.,4,W ,.2 r..w ,s ..,,, ,saswawasg 1 ,sfsqrss-H ,,f2'fg,na.. Q, .. wfsefianref1se,lef:fg,1,:-atfc I V 'rsi'1i2-w fewplr-eztwissv ' 'faarsfsivfawgtsarfe'swf ws. A. W-2 2' rev g 1 'e tzgszigsiasmitfs aeffsbs- f iwfifiiizstelfftfiffftew Q.'f-51..:z,ef,-wx-greet. fa-Pfswagte 3 5 - -. : 1 - .. if aswvw .. , . -ra ,QW.,,,12m meMsaffeffzwasei . f- zswwsfavesffa- is fx msgseggs .S mafia ,fwfsfafaws .is fff t - - eww News iw ' fv stfffwvwtfef ' ' i ffm s A J- V -' Jars-g,,sE 'sf me r. A as . ' 'ffl-11.,,.:apwsgsf-szxf'-5 ,:m1fg53fj,z,gg K , - 5 . -:wat :5,.-:-, , --as-5,5 5- , - -L .. -L 1 . , A- - Y 3 eisag?a'1.zQ1'2gf -zzfmsssr . -. sagesfazrfrffeagsffsgfzggfas,g,.s,g,,sfsf ' ,Z--eiisusafs 3 ff:wgggg-.'b3?1?9:Si-1afgft3iI?5TQ Isis -:'..'::f1g: .5 -i- f-ff 5 mags., .. s a . - Q. . 'fsrieafe ' M - 1 ' ' 1 f . , . .. , .

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KAY ALTMAN BERNADINE BALLAS DIAN BASSETT Class of 361 Leaves Marla As the seniors of West Deer began to go into the final countdown of days before graduation, they were thrilled by the swift changes of this old world. The class also received many challenges, but they realized that already they have pioneered in almost every phase of school life. From the lirst day they entered the portals of West Deer High School as seventh graders they were ear- marked with being the class to give the unified studies program its trial run in this township. This three peri- od a day endeavor was to be a combination of English, spelling, and social studies. Washington, here we comen became the excited cry of 40 some members of the class in April of the next year. Mrs. Acciai bravely chaperoned this lively crew for a tour packed weekend, and began planning early in October for the journey. Arriving in the capi- tal at 1:30 a.m. left only a few hours to sleep. The two sightseeing days left everyone completely exhausted but still able to chime out the Alma Mater when the bus entered the school lot. Thus history was made more real to the class.

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Seniors Class Motto With God to light our way, we are bound to succeed. Class Flower . Jo ANN CONROY White Rose Class Colors Lilac and White JOHANNA CONSOLARO MARJORIE COSTELLO RAYMOND CUSHMAN JOAN DeKLEVA LEONARD DeLUCA HERMAN DILLNER JOYCE EDGAR DENNIS FALCONER TERRANCE FEELEY JOYCE FERRANCE