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

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We 1966 Gmlegw Walame XXII A pictorial and written account of people and events that were part of the West Deer High scene during school year 1965-66. THE COALAGRA is a publication photographed, compiled and produced annually by the students of West Deer Junior-Senior High School, West Deer Township CR.D.I, Cheswick, Pennsylvanial. wwfewzma Administration . . . . Faculty ....... . Seniors ..... . Undergrads . . . Athletics . . . . . Prom ...... . . Graduation . . . . Index . . . 22-23 24-29 30-49 50-67 84-93 100-105 108-113 128 fn 1965-66 Wai lem Wm. . . Opening of the beautiful new Junior High Annex . . . Graduation of 158 members of the largest senior class in history . . . Retirement of Mr. Burns after 37 years service in education . . . Appointment of Mrs. Schuster as the new Junior High principal, and, later in July, of Dr. Holtz as the new superintendent . . . Heading up a fed- eral teacher's aide program by Mr. Marsico . . . Linda Craighead as the '66 Senior Queen . . . Bob Grandy with famed Sargent Shriver . . . Tom Rush pitch- ing TWO no-hit-no-run games for Coach Vitkay's vic- torious baseball team . . . Dancing ala' Go-Go style to Hanky Panky, Mojo, or, for those poor souls lost in the shuffle, a slow one fea- turing Eddie Arnold's Get the World Off My Shoulder, not to mention Nancy Sinatra's These Boots Were Made for Walkin' . . . right over you! . . . Viewing the academy- award movie Dr. Zhivago . . . Cheering for the incom- parable Batman on TV in his never-ending fight against those shady underworld characters like the Riddler,,' Penquin, and Mr. Frcezev . . . Concern over the ever- mounting situation in Viet Nam . . . Reading about the revolutionary new Medicare for the elderly . . . Attempt- ing to predict the unpredictable weather which featured sunny warm days on Christmas and New Year's, a snow storm in May, and the hottest, lengthiest heat wave ever in the summer of 1966 . . . The prom at luxurious Holiday Inn . . . The girls mak- ing like football players during the hilarious Powder Puff game . . . Both seniors and juniors scoring comedy hits in stage productions of the year . . . . . . . And in between, 182 days of pounding the books, seven periods a day! ww-v-Wi WT ffvi W-awulw-w...w-A-17if--N1.,ml-1-f--- -f-- - .-.