Category: News
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4th Annual WPSD Cup
On September 11, 2004, the Alumni Association of the Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf held a golf outing at the Cedarbrook Golf Course. Thirty-one golfers attended to play four-players scrambles. Scrambles are very popular for golf outing because all players can help the team, regardless of their skills. The game’s purpose is to acquire…
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Announcement from Terry and Misty Elder
Terry Elder (attended WPSD from 1984 to 1996) and Misty Finnegan-Elder (attended 1986-1995) got married on August 21, 2004 in Blue Knob, Pennsylvania. They have a 7 year old son, Tyler and a 6 year old daughter, Emily. Terry and Misty Elder Tyler and Emily Elder Congratuations!!!
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Announcement from Dale Fisher and Renee (Baer) Fisher
Dale (’92) and Renee (’89) Fisher (formerly Baer-Cook) got married on August 7th and they had a baby girl on August 10th. Her name is Sydney Marie Fisher and she was born at Mercy Hospital at 7:14 pm. She weighed 7 lbs 13 oz and 20 and half inches long. Congratulations!!!
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New, Improved Website for Alumni Association
By James DeBee ’76, President Members of the Alumni Association of the Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf will find new and improved resources online at http://www.wpsdalumni.org. The Alumni Association has offered a password-protected online alumni directory. Feedback and suggestions from alumnus led to these enhancements. Upgrades will continue based on feedback from alumni. Alumni…
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Girls' Alumnae Game
By Val Wojton The Lady Lions were not going to let the Old Lady Lions come out of this game with a victory. They were determined to keep them winless as they went out on a 12-7 lead at the end of the 1st quarter. At halftime, however, they sported only a 1-point lead (18-17).…
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2004 Boys' Alumni Game
By Val Wojton Determined to make their first sweep in Alumni history, the Old Lions recruited many good players. The determined Young Lions kept their eyes on the best alumni player, Jacob Gruseck. He played most of the game, however, they managed to stop him, letting him score only 15 points. Alumni Kenneth Lloyd powered…