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Our S aperi路niendent

D R. SAM

B. C RAIG

To the Members of the Graduating Class: You a r e to be con gratulated for achieving goals set for you by your parents and frien ds ma n y years ago . N ow, as you leave t his sch ool, you will undoubtedly set high er goals for yourselves. I want to urge you to strive to attain those goals a n d to do well whatever you under take. I a m certain t h at you will succeed and our best wish es go with you at all t imes.

Sam B. Craig, Supe1路intenden t

AdminisLrative ?CJri11cipal

MR. CHRISTOPHER G . SMITH

i lcademic 10Fincipal

MR. WILLIAM WALKER MRS. GENEVIEVE BARNES

MR. ACHTZEHN

MR. HOLLIDAY

MRS. MCBRIDE MRS. STANTON MRS. SMITH

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MRS. EDGE

MRS. SCHUMANN MISS MUNDINGER

MR. SALEM

MR. KIRCHNER

MISS KUKLESKI

MRS. HANES

MR. SCHWARTZMAN

MRS. LUDOVICO

MRS. POPOVICH

MR. JONES

(Physical Education)

F ront row, left to 1路ig ht MR. DISANTO MR. HURSH MR. STANTON MR. DICK SON

Back 1路ow, left to 1路ight MRS. DOVEY MRS. LAWLER MRS. C LARK

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EDWARD E. SMITH Eddie LIKES: J anec H all i, going o ur, playing sports, sleeping D ISLIKES: Hom ewo rk, "people advising me nor to do something", rules at W P SD PET EXPRESSION : "So what ?" ''I'm not going to worry" ACTIVITIES: Soccer , basketball, track, M onitor, P resident of rhc Se nior C lass, Explo rer, Co-captain o f chc basketball ream AMBITION: To go co college

Front Row MRS. MARIN, LINDA BARWIOLEK, SHARLENE SCHMIDT, MRS. CLARK

Back Row MR. DICKSON , EDWARD SMITH, J ACK 0TTERMAN

President

EDWARD SMITH

Vice President.

S HARLENE SCHMIDT

Secretary

LIN DA B ARWIOLEK

Treas ur er

JAC K OTTER MAN

Advisors.

MRS. MARIN MRS. C LARK MR. DICK SON LIN DA LEE BUCCI

Bttcci LiKES: Language, reading, histo ry, vol路 ley ball DISLIKES : Arithmetic, baseball PET EXPRESSION: "What fo r?" "Ask me" ACTIVITIES : Girl Scout AMBITION : T o be a seamstress

SHARLENE SCHMIDT Sharlene LIKES: Spores good food , algebra DISLIKES: Vegetables, homework, English PET EXPRESSION: "Not my worry", "Wanna fig ht" ACTNITIES: Student Council , Monitor, Girl Scout, Vice-President of the Senior Class, Secretary of the Reading Club, May Queen's Court AMOITION: To attend Gallaudet College

LINDA S. BARWIOLEK Lindy LIKES: Dale Ford, to read lots of books, stylish cloches DISLIKES: Onions, algebra, gee up so early in the morning PET EXPRESSION: ''I'm so embarrassed" ACTIVITIES : President of Reading Club, Captain of the Cheerleaders, May Queen , Secretary of the Senior Class, Vice-President of Student Council, Girl Scour, Monitor AMOlTION: To attend Gallaudet College

JACK OTTERMAN Jacko LIKES: Carol foa lk, hunting, biology sleeping DISLIKES: Get up early in the morning, homework, scoldings PET EXPRESSION: "Why ?", "So What!"

A CTI VIT I ES: Eagle Scout, Explorer, Letter Club, Monitor, crack, wrestling, Treasu rer of Senior Class AMBITION: To go co Gallaudet College

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LAWRENCE CAMPERO Larry LIKES : J. R., jokes, ceasing everybody DISLIKES: H omework, gossip PET EXPRESSION: "D on't make me waste my time", "Understand?"

ACTIVITIES: Letter Club, Student Council, Monicor, Explorer Scout, Reading Club AMBITION: Attend printing school in Indiana

CHARLES D . FITZGERALD Dean LIKES: Swimming, reading DISLIKES: School's rules PET EXPRESSION: "That makes me sick" ACT!VJ'f!ES: Boy Scout AMBITION: To be a printer

JAN ET LOUISE HALL! Janet LIKES: Clothes, E. S., good times, swimming, pizza DISLIKES : Getting up early, school, rumors PET EXPRESSION: "Who told you?"

ACTIVITIES: Student Council, Cheerleader, R eading Club, Girl Scout AMBITION: Undecided

Elaine ELAINE C. HILLGROVE LIKES : Baseball , drive cars, sleep DISLIKES: Comb hair, reading PET EXPRESSION: "None of your business" ACTIVITIES: G irl Scout AMBITION: Make flowers

DOUGLAS 1-I LAVAY D ougie LIKES: Hunting, fishing, track, drag racing DISLIKES: Teachers getting off the subjeer, rumors PET EXPRESSION : "So What", "What for?"

ACTIVITIES: Lerrer Club, Student Council, J r. Hobby Club, R eading Club, Track, Soccer, Basketball AMBITION: Go ro trade school or be a printer

THOMAS R. INCHES Tommy LIKES: Sports, dressy clothes, arc DISLIKES: Gossips, pests, sissies, p eople who say "shut up" PET EXPRESSION: " I have done no wrong" ACTIVITIES: Jr. H obby Club, Soccer, Basketball, Track, Explorer, R eading Club AMBITION: To work for bu ilding supply company

Dave DAVID ALLEN KEITH LIKES: Movie stars, wrestling DISLIKES: Gossips, going to bed early PET EXPRESSION : "D on't worry about that!", "Mind your own business!"

ACTIVITIES: Boy Scout, R eading Club AMBITION: U ndecided

JANET ELAINE KIRBY Janet LIKES: Records, radio, clothes DISLIKES: Trouble, vegetables, messy housekeep ing PET EXPRESSlON: " I know" ACTIVITIES: Girl Scout, Cheerleader, H obby Club AMBITION: To be a seamstress

STANLEY KOT Stan LIKES: Volleyball, reading, homework DISLIKES: Painting, girls PET EXPRESSION: "D on't be lazy" ACTIVITIES: Hobby Club, Student Council AMBITION: To be a baker

LA VERN E R. LAHOOD Laverne LIKES : Bob, pizza, sp orts DISLIKES: Spinach, gossip PET EXPRESSION; 'T m not talking to you", "Be quiet! " ACTIVITIES: May Q ueen's Courr, Hobby Club, Girl Scout, Read ing Clu b AMBITION : Undecided

HARRISON G. LEWJ S Skipper LIKES: H istory, reading, swimming D ISLIKES: Smarr alecks, gossip, show

GARY ALLEN LUTSKO Gary L!KES; Baseball, football, fishing D IS LIKES: School, homework P ET EXPRESSION : "D on 't worry" ACTIVITIES: Boy Scout AMBITION : T o be a p ainter

Carol CAROL AN N RITCHIE LIKES: Pizza, swimming, tennis DISLIKES: Vegetables, gossip s, ro wake up early PET EXPRESSION : "That's not my worry" ACfiVITIES: Vice-President of the Reading Club, Monitor, Mem ber of the Student Council, May Queen's Courr, Girl Scout AMBITION: Undecided

off PET EXPRESSION :"What for ?" , "! chink so" ACTIVITIES: R eading Club, Monitor, Explorer Scout, Eag le Scout, Manager of wrestling team.

AMBITION: To attend trade school in Johnstown, Pa.

ROBERT DAVID LEWIS Bo LIKES: Catsup, onions, Italian foods, sp orts, hot rods, the Yankees, Laverne DISLIKES: Scouts, school, heavy hom ework, the Pirates PET EXPRESSION: "What for", "Do you want to fight ?"

A crrviTIES: Soccer, wrestling , Hobby Club, Varsity Letter Club, R eading Club AMBITION : To be a r ub ber worker or painter

ROBERT LEE SAELER Bobby LIKES: Fishing, h unting, sports DISLIKES: School's r ules PET EXPRESSION: "D on't be so funny " ACTIVITIES: Boy Scout AMBITION: To be a farmer

WILLIAM SMITH Bill LIKES: Carolyn, huming .fishing, ice skating, driving, drag racing, sports, poodle dogs DISLIKES : Rumors, sissies, talk about worms, cottage cheese PET EXPRESSION: " Finished", "World" ACTIVITIES: Letter C lub, Jr. H obby Club, soccer, track, basketball AMBITION: To be a printer

WILLIAM PAUL SNYDER Bill LIKES: Pirates, baseball, bowling DISLIKES: To be teased, waking up early, track PET EXPRESSION: "W hat for", "Who told you?"

ACTIVITIES: Boy Scout, Reading Club, Mo nitor AMBITION: To attend trade school

JAMES WALTER j im LIKES: H u nting, fishing, sp orts, hot rods DISLIKES: School's rules PET EXPRESSION: "So what" ACTIVITIES: Letter Club, J r. Mon itor AMBITION: To be a road worker

MALCOLM MARTIN WEBER Mal LIKES: To sleep!, baseball, tenn is DISLIKES: Trouble, to wake up early PET EXPRESSION: "D on't worry" ACTIVITIES: Letter Club, Exp lorer Scout, Monitor, Read ing Club AMBITION: To attend a trade school and become a printer

ROBER T W HITTIN GHAM Bob LIKES: H u nting, f ishing, sports DISLIKES: School's rules P ET EXPRESSION : "W anna fight?"

ACTIVITIES: Boy Scour AMBITION: To be a plasterer

WILLA DEAN W ILLIAMS \Villa LIKES: D ance, to tease everybody, spinach DISLIKES: G ossip PET EXPRESSION : 'Tm not worried! " ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Girl Scout, Read路 ing Club A:-.fBITION: U ndecided

@lass HisLory SHARL ENE SCHMIDT AND JACK 0TTERMAN

The Senior Class of 1964 has twenty-six member s, nine girls and seventeen boys. Of this number , thirteen have r eceived all of their training at W.P .S.D .. The others have transfered from various schools. But all have one thing in common. They are either deaf or hard-of-hearing due to various causes such as : illness, falls, or being born deaf.

L inda Barwiolek, J ack Otterma n, Sharlene Schmidt, Willia m Snyder, Jimmy Walter, David Keith, Dean F itzger ald, Bobby Saeler, Bobby Whittingham, a nd Willa Dean Williams have been schoolmates since the age of four or f ive, although not always classmates. Carol Ann Ritchie joined their r a nks at the age of seven, Linda B ucci at the age of nine, and Stanley Kot at the age of t en.

Eddie Smith t ransfered from Patterson Township public school to our school at eight year s of age. Gar y Lutsko came from the Vintr ode, Pa. public school when he was ten.

Malcolm Weber was a t ransfer from t he Ponca Military Academy in Oklahoma. H e had a long move. R obert Lewis attended Erie Or al School befor e coming her e.

The rest of the t r ansfers have come from DePaul Institute at various times. They a re H a rrison Lewis, Lawrence Campero, William Smith, Tom Inches, Douglas Hlavay, La Verne Lahood, Janet Kirby, Elaine Hillgrove, and Janet Halli.

Last February 13, the class had its first senior meeting. The following officers were elected: P resident - Eddie Smith, Vice President - Sharlene Schmidt, Secretary - Linda Barwiolek, and Treasurer - Jack Otterman.

On April 2, some of the class went roller skating for a couple of hours.

A good t ime was had by all.

On May 9, the class went to Forbes Field. The game was between the Pirates a nd Milwaukee.

On June 2, a ll t he seniors in the class enjoyed a picnic at the summerhouse.

June 11 was t he biggest day of our lives. On that day we g raduated f rom good old W.P.S.D .. It was both a day of happiness and a day of sorrow. Some of our f riends will be so far away we may not see them for many year s.

We shall all remember wit h gratitude the lessons learned and t he friends m ade at W. P . S.D.

C9lass 1Pvophccy EDWARD SMITH AND LINDA BARWIOLEK

The time is 2000 A. D., the turn of the century. The class of 1964 of W. P. S.D. is looking back at the years between their graduation and now.

In 1974, ten years after graduating from W . P. S.D., Eddie Smith and I, your narrators, were working in the same company inspecting many outer space and state companies. Eddie Smith was the president and I was the secretary of Smibar Inspecting Company. We decided to spend a f ew days, inspecting many companies.

The first thing on a Monday morning we took a trip to California in a space age car. We were surprised to see that Bob Lewis was the driver.

He was the owner of the space age cars in t h e United States. We talk ed for a while. He told us that he was married to Laverne Lahood and had two kids. He begged us to see them. We hoped that after our trip, we could see them. In California we inspected the big company, Jones Message Company which sent messages to outer space. It was in fine condition. The traveling messages were working on schedule. Jack Otterman was in charge of it. He had lost ten pounds in ten years. He chatted with us. He said he had been going with a girl in the West. Her name was Gloria Carlsbuy. We enjoyed being with them all morning. We also met Elaine Hillgrove in that company. She was working on a small machine with a television on it. She hadn't changed a bit.

In the afternoon we went to Chinatown, California to eat our lunch and found that the waiter in the Chinese restaurant was David Keith. We were glad to see him. He had been working there almost nine years and he loved the life in California. Then we took a space trip to the moon that evening. We had a hard time, finding a hotel to sleep in. Finally we found a big hotel. There were two rooms for u s to stay in. There was a man with a familiar face . He was Bill Smith, a bellboy. We hadn't seen him for ages.

He said he had been looking for a job in the United States for about seven years. He said he was working under Bobby Saeler, the owner of the hotel.

We were anxious to see him in the morning.

We woke up after a long rest all night. We had breakfast with Bobby and his lovely wife, Linda Bucci. We had a long chat.

We went to a science company, Johnsty Science Company near the hotel. Douglas Hlavay was the owner. He acted indifferent toward us for a while, but then changed his attitude and showed us everywhere. We were surprised to see Jimmy Walter. He was working on many radios and televisions. We talked for about a half hour. We remembered Jimmy at school. He always listened to the radio and h e got a job as a radio man.

We stayed there almost all day. T hat night we went to Ma rs. There were no strange creatures as we used to think. Janet Kirby g reeted us a nd and the chauffer, Malcolm Weber, took us to a strange-looking motel to stay. Mal and J a net had been married a few year s ago. We had a nice chat about their life in Mars and our past time.

The next m orning we wen t t o the laboratory where a famous scientist, T om Inches worked. He was glad to see us. He had been working hard to find a way to build a kind of car to the farthest planet , Pluto. The laboratory was neat. There wer e a few workers that were from W.P .S. D. Stanley Kot was the janitor and Dean Fitzgerald was in charge of the heat and electricity of the la borator y. We enj oyed ourselves, looking at the strange animals and machines. Then our work was over. We were going back but we wer e hung r y so we looked for a place to eat. Then we found a restaurant which served us spaghetti. We found t hat Larry Camper o an d his wife, Carol Ritchie owned the place. The food was delicious and their three children were darling . We laughed over t he talk that we had r emembering year s ago at W. P . S.D. Then we got into the space car which took us back to U.S. and we m et t he assistant pilot, Skipper Lewis. We thought we would never see him because it was hard to meet everyone of our senior class of 1964. The passengers were our old friends, Sharlene Schmidt and Willa Williams. We enj oyed talking about the old days at school. Sha rlene a nd I remembered our fun at college. Finally we set our feet on t he ground of the U. S. where we met Bob Whittingham who worked for t he airport, cleaning t he airplanes.

We didn't have much time to talk. We found t her e was only a half hour left before 7:00 p.m., so we visited Laverne Lahood and her kids. Then our few days of t ravel were over. Eddie went back home to his wife, Janet Halli and I was back home with my parents . We were glad t o see our old friends a nd we had a grand t ime.

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The members of the Senior Class of 1964 in depal'ting from W .P.S.D. hereby leave a r ecord of th eir bequests as stated in this last will and t est ament.

To Dr. Craig- Our pledge to be a lumni that h e and t he school w ill be proud of, and our promise to help and uphold W.P.S.D. in any way t hat we can.

To Mr. Smit h , Mr. Walker , a ll of our s upervisor s, the househ old st aff, the m edical staff and our teach er s, we give our warm " Thanks" for a ll they h ave done for us. A lso, to these p eople, we give our thanks for a ll their p atience with us during our sch ool years.

To Judy Kramer, Sha rlen e Schmidt leaves h er knowledge of algebr a .

To Dale Ford, Gary Lutsko w ills his work of dish washing.

T o Donnie Stoops, Bobby Lewis wills his work w ith hot rods.

To Janet Overbeck, L inda Bucci leaves ever ything in her room.

To Gerry Soakie, Linda Barwiolek w ills her sh yn ess.

To Gary Courie, Skipper Lewis leaves aloneness in a quiet room .

T o George P r en t ice, J ames Walter wills his ability to listen to the r a dio.

To Martha Waddell, Carol Ritchie wills her "too much sleeping" .

T o R odn ey D a nco, Stanley Kot leaves his ability to talk with Mrs. L udovico.

To Sandra Picard, Elaine Hillgrove wills her home on Fridays .

To Thomas Kuszaj, William Smith leaves his liking for fishing.

T o George Klassen, Jack Otterman w ills h is time to go hunting.

To P aulette Hummell, J an et Kirby leaves h er "too much talking".

To Pat t y Goettman, Janet Halli w ills her silly questions.

To Jim Salem, L arry Campero leaves his love of going to deaf clubs.

T o Robert H arding, Malcolm Weber leaves his ability to p lay baseball.

To J ames Maher, Bill Snyder leaves his hate for track.

To John McWillia m s, Thomas Inches wills his going to his camp at Singleh ouse.

To Charles Gisselbrech t, David Keith wills his memory of vocabulary words.

To Roy Otterman, Dea n Fitzger a ld leaves his interest in h omework.

To Bill Shuey, D ouglas Hlavay w ills his fabulous dreams of girls.

T o Sharon Shady, Willa Williams leaves " laughing a ll day".

To Da nny Campbell, Rob ert Saeler leaves h is position in soccer.

To Henry Piotrowski, Bobby Whittingham leaves his s kill in wrestling.

To Carl Kirchner, Eddie Smith w ills his s leeping on Sun day.

To Ann Karcher , Laverne Lahood w ills her hot temper .

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