Triadelphia High School - Triadelphian Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)

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1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-left to right: Tom Birch, Harriet Zimmer- man, James Compagnone. 'lflltll Kfowd D195 on jheir N ingem, rom Wofw in jjfieir am, Gradually becoming aware of the short space of time lett to them within the halls of Triadelphia High, the iunior members of the student body tried to hold back the racing hands of the clock by packing the weeks with excitement and activity. Politics took on a new light and began to play an important role in their school lite, when two of the eleventh graders were selected to participate in the annual Know Your State Govern- ment day. Later on, several juniors viewed municipal pro- cedures during Know Your City Government Day. Avid anticipation of class rings showed in each face as the spring months rolled onward, finally bringing the long-desired class iewelry and the privilege of attending the Junior-Senior Prom. 44 Reading Miss Adda L. Dunlap's ever-plenteous English bulletin board, Richard Ruhland, Fini Feige, ond Hugh D nerberg add to their knowledge of American literature.