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

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November Featured Pep Rallies . . . junior Auction . . . and Tetanus Shots!! Pep rallies, tetanus shots, elections, the junior Auction, Beverly Hillbillies, Thanksgiving . . . put 'em together and they indicate what we talked about mainly in November. The usual pep rallies and after-game dances were in full swing, and they proved to be the right change-of-pace for the daily classroom work. Most of the excitement was generated by the juniors at their annual fund-raising auction. After the traditional desperation, all ended jubilantly with the juniors clutching over ,ilI,300,prohts to be used for the prom. During the month the Cuban situation eased somewhat after the tension-packed episodes of last month. Nevertheless, the world still watched nervously as an unexpected border war flared up between India and China. Everyone was particularly interested in this month's general elections since one of our faculty members, Mr. Piazza, was running for the position of state assemblyman. Back at the ranch, any student could be found doing his homework f????j while watching the Beverly Hillbillies, the TV comedy currently receiving the highest ratings, and humming the hit song ofthe day, Big Girls Don't Cryf, 8 1 I er -4' M 4 dw -gg WE'RE THE BRAVES-Pep rallies wcrc always a lot of fun THE GANG'S ALL HERE-A spirit of friendship cle- velopctl at the fun-Hllccl dances that followed football and basketball games.

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Nothing Can Compare With Christmas Time At West Deer High is HEQQY CIIRMTHA 5 vest UEEKM AND AWAY WE GO-jim Cunningham and Lynn White enjoy helping out with annual dis- tribution of toys and food gifts from WD stu- dents to needy families in the township. I0 There's nothing that can compare with December at West Deer High School. What an exciting and enjoyable month. Once again the rooms were brightly decked in their Christmas finery, and the halls and classrooms bustled with an incomparable happiness. Students from the youngest seventh grader to the oldest senior had a part in making someone's Christmas just a bit more blessed when they contributed food at the annual Tiny Tim dance, this year sponsored by the senior class. The canned goods, along with other gifts, were distributed by the seniors to needy families in the township. Revived this year was the faculty treat for the entire student body. Doing all the work themselves and footing the bill, the faculty members served up pop, ice cream, and cake at what everyone hopes will resume as an annual Christmas party. A festive meal in the cafeteria and the enjoyable assembly presented by Mrs. Williams' eighth graders highlighted the pre-holiday vacation events. MORE YULE SPIRIT-Emma Smith, Eileen Lekse, and Barb Pawloski were among thc seniors who delivered gifts to appre- ciative orphans.