Follansbee High School - Forge Yearbook (Follansbee, WV)
- Class of 1951
Page 1 of 102
Cover
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Administration
Seniors
Underclassmen
Activities
Athletics
Advertising
Autographs
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Pull up a chair, tune in, and
get ready to witness a most
spectacular television show in
which YOU will be the star.
Included in the show will be
the clubs, sports, faculty, snaps,
and other important features which
will bring back memories of the
whirl of high school days to the
1951 Seniors who mark the
thirty-ninth commencement of
Follansbee High as they so
reluctantly close its portals for
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MR. JOSEPH FUNK
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Lafirz, English
AB. XVcstern Reserve
University
ALFRED RIGN ER
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MISS ELIZABETH BOWERS
A member of the faculty of Follansbee high school since it
opened in 1924, Miss Elizabeth Bowers retired this year from the
teaching profession in which she had been engaged approximately
forty years. Her retirement is a matter of regret to faculty and
pupils.
Miss Bowers taught for many years in the grade schools of the
county, and then came to the high school where she taught mathe-
matics and mechanical drawing. With her zeal for teaching and her
desire for perfection, Miss Bower's place in the teaching Field will
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ISOIEERT Ihmxcglslcgri, l'n'si11r'n1'
BARBARA Emvmuns, xffl'l'-Pl'l'Xil17t'Ilf
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JOHN AFTANAS
General "John"
Hi-Y
Ambition : Mechanic
DOROTHEA ARNAS
General "Dorothy"
G.A.A., S.O.S.S., Dramatic
Club, Thespians, National
Honor Society, Girls' Glee
Club, Student Council, Ingot
Staff, Forge Co-editor, Junior
Play, Senior Play, Com-
mencement Chorus, Follans-
bee Pageant.
Ambition: To succeed in some-
thing
JACK BAKER
Vocational UJack"
Ambition: Architect
HAZEL BATSON
General "Hazelf'
Library Club, Dramatic Club,
Jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens.
Ambition: Receptionist
LAURA BECKETT
General "Laura"
F. H. A.
Ambition: Beautician
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IZETTA BEDORTHA
Academic "Yetty"
Band, S.O.S.S., G.A.A., Jr.
Y-Teens, Girl's Glee Club,
Junior Play Usher, Red Cross
Representative.
Ambition: Airline Hostess
EUGENE BENNETT
General "Daddy"
Football, Basketball, Track,
Junior Play Usher, Com-
mencement Usher, Gay Nine-
ties Revue. '
Ambiiionz Draftsman
ROY BIRKHIMER
Vocational MBg'rk"
Football
Ambition: Naval Career
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BRUCE BOWMAN
Academic "Feet"
Dramatic Club, Thespians,
Boys Glee Club, Ingot Staff,
I: o r g e Staff, Baccalaureate
Usher, Junior Play, Senior
Play, Follansbee Pageant.
Ambition: U. S. Marine Corps
MARY ANN BOYD
Commercial "Mandy"
S e n i o r Y-Teens, Dramatic
Club, Junior Play, Teachers
Secretary.
Ambition: Secretary
MARY LOU BRANCH
Commercial "Twig"
Sub-Debs, Dramatic Cl uh ,
Head Varsity Cheerleader, Sr.
Y-Teens, G. A. A., Forge
Staff, Ingot Staff, Jr. Y-
Teens, T u m bl in g Team,
Graduation Usher, Teachers
Secretary.
Ambition: College
MICHAISL BUKSA
General "O'Shcu"
Football, lngot Staff, Forge
Staff, Basketball.
Ambition: Mechanic
BETTY BURNWORTH
Academic '4B0IIy'
Jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens,
Dramatic Club, Jr. Play
Usher, Teacher's Secretary.
Ambition: Teacher
HARDEN CAMILLETTI
General - "Red"
lntra-Mural Basketball, Var-
sity Football, Reserve Foot-
ball.
Ambition: College
A NTHO N Y CA RISSIMI
Academic "Scolchi'
Jr. Play Usher, Senior As-
sem bl y.
Ambition: Teacher
MA R Y CEGLIE
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Commercial "Muru'
Teacher's Secretary.
mhition: Receptionist
HENRY CICALE
Vocational "Hao
Hi-Y.
Ambition: The Marines
NOLA RAE COX
Commercial "Coney"
Teacher's Secretary, F.H.A.
A m bition: Telephone Operato
DICK DAUGHERT Y
General "Diclz'
Boy's Glee Club, Junior Play,
Forge Staff, lngot Staff.
Ambition: Mechnical Engineer
CHARLES DAVIS
A
Vocational "Drbhyi
Ingot Staff, Forge Staff, Foot
ball, Basketball, Track, Base
ball, Junior Play, S e n i 0
Play, Historical Pageant.
mbition: Army
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DONNA DAVIS
Commercial "Donna"
Sub-Debs, Masque and Gavel,
Teacher's Secretary.
Ambition: Secretary
IOHN DE ANGELIS
General i'Johnnie"
Football, Track, Boy's Glee
Club, Hi-Y, Dramatic Club,
ingot Staff, Forge Staff,
Senior Play Usher, Com-
mencement Usher.
Ambition: Foreign Legion
ROSE ANN DE ANGELIS
General "Ro"
S e n 1 o r Y-Teens, Teacher's
Secretary.
Ambition: Secretary
MARGARET DEBNAR
Commercial "Marg"
Ambition: Telephone Operator
RALPH DI REMIGIO
Commercial "Lucky"
Football, T r a c k, Baseball,
Dramatic Club, HifY.
Ambition: Music Teacher
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ROBERT DRAGISICH V
Academic "Drag"
National Honor S o c i e t y,
Senior Play, S e n i o r Class
President, Thespians, Masque
and Gavel, Dramatic Club,
Hi-Y, Student Council, Drum
Major, Junior Play, Boy's
State, Commencement Usher,
Ingot Staff, Forge Co-editor,
Jr. Town Meeting.
Ambition: Civil Service
VERNON DUNN
Commercial "Dede"
Freshman Basketball, Reserve
Football, Varsity Football,
Intramurals, Stage Manager
of Jr. Play, Ingot Staff,
F o r g e Staff, Baccalaureate
Usher.
Ambition: Sports Announcer
JOANN ECKERSBERG
Commercial "Jo"
Sub-Debs, lngot Staff, Forge
Staff.
Ambition: Telephone Operator
BARBARA JEAN EDWARDS
Academic "Barb"
National Honor Society, Sub-
Debs, Dramatic Club, F.H.A.,
Band, Jr. Y-Teens, Student
Council, Girl's Glee Club,
Senior Play Usher, Jr. Play
Properties, Junior and Senior
Class Ofbcer.
Ambition: Nursing
KAR LENE ENGLAND
Commercial "Karim
Girl's Glee Club, Dramatic
Club, Senior Y-Teens, Ush-
er's Club.
Ambition: Telephone Operator
NICK FANTE
Commercial "Nicl2ie"
lngot Staff, Forge Staff.
Ambition: To Work
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NORA FELICI
General "Felice"
S.O.S.S., S e n io r Y-Teens,
Thespians, Dramatic C l u b ,
F.H.A., Nlajorette, Usher for
Junior and Senior Plays,
Forge Staff, Ingot Staff, Com-
mencement Usher,
Ambition: Airline Hostess
ARTHUR E. FERNANDEZ
Academic "Art"
Ambition: Television Tech-
nician I
DOROTHY JEAN FINLEY
Commercial "Dorn
Sub-Debs, Junior and Senior
Play Usher, Dramatic Club,
J u n i 0 r Y-Teens, P.H.A.,
Teachers Secretary.
Ambition: Secretary
RUTH ANN FOWLER
Academic "Ruth-Ann"
Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-
Teens, Library Club, Sub-
Debs, G i r l ' s Glee Club,
Pageant, Properties for Senior
Play, Dramatic Club, Band.
Ambition: Nurse
NADEJDA GESHEFF
A
Commercial "Nada"
Sub-Debs, G.A.A., Dramatic
Club, Girl's Glee Club, Band
fStudent Directorj, Reserve
Cheerleader, Library C l u b ,
Junior Play Usher, Senior
Play.
mbition: Receptionist
ROBERT GRIFFITH
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Academic "Griffy"
Student Council fpresidentl,
Masque and Gavel, Hi-Y,
Boy's State, Dramatic Club,
Baseball, Intramural Basket-
ball, Junior and Senior Play
Usher.
mbition: College
ILLIE MAE GRIGSBY
Commercial "Lillie"
Junior Y-Teens, S. O. S. S.,
Band, Library Club, Girl's
Glee Club, Junior Play Usher,
Masque and Gavel, Dramatic
C l u b , Teacher's Secretary,
C la s s Rin g Committee,
Orchestra.
mbition: Laboratory Tech-
nician
EDGAR HARLAN
A
Vocational "Rebel"
Baseball, Hi-Y.
mbition: Carpenter '
FRANCES HAUGHT
A
Commercial "Franciez'
Girl's Glee Club, Library
Club, Reserve Cheerleader,
Sub-Debs, Junior Y-Teens,
Junior Play Usher, Dramatic
Club, Senior Picture Com-
mittee,Commencement
Usher.
mbition: Receptionist
ROBERT HUDOK
DORIS HEATON
General "DoDo"
Sub-Debs, Dramatic C l u b ,
Thespians, F.H.A., G i rl ' s
Glee Club, Forge Staff, lnot
Staff, Senior Y-Teens, Junior
Play, Senior Play, Junior Y-
Teens, Majorette.
Ambition: Housewife
JAMES HICKMAN
Vocational "Jlim'i
liootball, Basketball, Track,
Junior Play Usher, lngot
Staff, Forge Staff.
Ambition: Army
ROBERT HIPKISS
Commercial "Bob"
Baseball, Track.
Ambition: Crane Operator
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General "Peaches
Basketball, Track, Forge Staff,
lngot Staff.
Ambition: Politician
DONALD HUMES
Vocational "Su.'ahbi'0"
l"li,Y, Boy's Glec Club.
Ambition: Navy Oflicer
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FLORYNE HUNTER
Academic "Floryne"
Band, G i r l ' s Glee Club,
S.O.S.S., Teachers Secretary,
Dance Band, lngot Staff,
Forge Staff, Student Council,
G.A.A., J u n i o r Y-Teens,
Dramatic Club.
Ambition: College
FLOYD HUNTER
General "Bud"
Intramural Basketball, Boy's
Glee Club.
Ambition: Gold Mine Pros-
pector
IRENE JAWORSKY
General "Reem'e"
Senior Y-Teens, Junior Play
Usher.
Ambition: Beautician
IJUANE JONES
General "lVink"
Ambition: Mechanic
GLADYS JEAN KANE
General "Killer
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Masque and Gavel, Teachers
Secretary, Dramatic C l u b ,
Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-
Teens, Junior Play Usher.
Ambition: F. B. I.
MARGARET KEMP
Commercial "Margy"
Girl's Glee Club, G,A.A.
Ambition: Secretary
DALE KUHNS
Commercial ."Coonsy"
Masque and Gavel, Dramatic
Club, Hi-Y, Jr. Town Meet-
ing, J u n i o r Play, Senior
Play. .
Ambition: Minister
XVALTER KUKURA
General "Koons"
Football, Track.
Ambition: Get Rich
ANNE LUPINETTI
Commercial f'Lupe"
S e n i o r Y-Teens, Dramatic
Club.
Ambition: Stenographer
EMILIA MARTINO
Commercial "Millie"
Band, Senior Y-Teens, Junior
Play Usher, Teacher's Secre-
tary.
Ambition: Typist.
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NANCY MARTINO
Commercial 'ANanc"
Dramatic Club, Senior Y-
Teens, Teacher's Secretary,
.lunior Play Usher.
Ambition: Private Secretary
DORIS JANE lVlATHEXX'S
U Commercial "D-J"
Library Club, Senior Y
Teens, Junior Y-Teens, Draf
matic Club, Sub-Debs, Girl!
Glee Club.
A mbition: Teacher
MARY MAZEZKA
Commercial "Shorttf"
Dramatic Club, Girl's Glee
Club, Junior Y-Teens,
Tumbling Team, Senior Y
Teens, Masqtie and Gavel,
Usher's Club, Junior Plat'
Usher, Teacher's Secretary.
Ambition: Designer
PHILOMENA MA ZZONE
Commercial "Ph1'I'
S e n i o r Y-Teens, Teacher'
Secretary.
Ambition: Private Secretary
RUTH Mc'1ALl5lNli
Commercial "Ruth
Teacher's Secretary.
Ambition: Typist
ROBERT MCGRA NAHAN
Vocational "Clem"
Ambition:
Construction Engineer
JOAN MQINTOSH
Academic "JounIe"
Sub-Debs, Masque and Gavel,
Dramatic Club, Thespians,
Junior Play, Junior Y-Teens,
Usher's Club, Senior Y-
Teens, Senior Play Usher,
Commencement Usher, Forge
Staff, lngot Staff.
Ambition: XVriter
BEVERLY MCKNlGHT
Academic Hlietf'
Junior Y-Teens, Masque and
Gavel, Dramatic Club, S. O.
S. S., Band, S e n i o r Play,
Junior Play Usher, Jr. Town
Meeting, Orchestra, Pageant.
Ambition: Nurse
THOMAS MCNHLLA N
Vocational "Civil Yi"
Ambition: Machinist
PAUL MIKANIK
General "lVhi1et1"
liootball, Basketball, Baseball,
lngot Staff, Forge Staff.
Ambition: Dentist
ROBERT MORRIS
Vocational "Bob"
liootball, Baseball, Boy's Glee
Club, Junior Play Usher.
Ambition: Auto Mechanic
SHIRLEY MORRIS
Academic "Shirley"
Cheerleader, Sub-Debs, Stu-
dent Council, Junior Y-
Teens, lngot Staff, Forge
Staff, Dramatic Club, Na-
tional Honor Society. Junior
and Senior Class Officer.
Ambition: College
RALPH NIXON
Vocational "Buddy"
Football.
Ambition: Machinist
OLIVE NORCROSS
Academic "Olive"
Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-
Teens, F.H.A., Usher's Club,
Sub-Debs, Girl's Glee Club,
Dramatic Club, Masque and
Gavel, Ingot Staff, Forge
Staff, Commencement Chorus.
Ambition: F. B. l.
12-LIZABETH ONEA
Commercial "Liz"
Senior Y-T e e n s, Dramatic
Club.
Ambition: Secretary
EDNVARD PASCUZZI
General "Mike"
Football, B a s e b a l l, lngot
Staff, Forge Stall, Intramural
Basketball, Junior Play Stage
Manager, Basketball Score-
keeper.
Ambition: Draftsman
MARY PIRILLO
Commercial "May"
Senior Y-Teens, Masque and
Gavel, Teacher's Secretary.
Ambition:
Civil Service Secretary
ELLEN POOLE
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Commercial "Ellie Mac"
G.A.A., Girl's Glee Club,
Dramatic Club, Junior Play,
Senior Play, Band, Tumbling
Team, Masque and Gavel,
Commencement Chorus.
'nbitionz Stenographer
ENRY PRATT
Academic "Hank"
Football, Hi-Y. Bov's Glee
Club, Senior Play Usher.
A mbition: Preacher
THOMAS PREAT
Vocational "Prodi"
Boy's Glee Club.
Ambition: Mechanic
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BETTY LOU PROCTOR
Academic 'ABetly"
Sub-Debs, Girl's Glee Club,
Dramatic Club, Junior Y-
Teens, Band, Junior Play,
Masque and Gavel, Thespians.
Ambition: Business College
STEVE PUY
General A"I'inhorn"
Boy's Glee Club, Band Man-
ager, Dramatic Club, lntra-
mural Basket ball, Hi-Y
Senior Play Stage Manager
Basketball Score Keeper.
Ambition: Technical College
ARCHIE PYLES
General "Arch"
Intramural Basketball, Band.
Ambition: Air Force
GBNO QUATTROCCHI
Vocational "LazIo"
Basketball, Baseball, l n g ot
Staff, liorge Staff.
Ambition: Infantry
RICHARD REBS
Vocational "Rocky"
lli-Y.
Ambition: Steelworker
CLEMENS J. ROCCHIO
General "Cheech"
l5ootball, Track.
Ambition: Coal Miner
DONALD ROGERSON
General "Don"
lootball, Basketball, Baseball,
lli Y, Senior Play Usher,
,Baccalaureate Usher.
Ambition: College
DONALD ROWLES J
General "Skip"
U shei"s Club, lntramural
Basketball.
Ambition: Playboy
liRliDA SAUNDERS
Academic "Fritz"
Dramatic Club, Senior Y-
'l'eens, Masque and Gavel,
National Honor S o c i e t y,
lil-l.A., Junior Play Usher,
.lr. Town Meeting.
Ambition: Nurse
RUSSELL SAUNDIZRS
Vocational "Puppy"
Reserve Basketball, .l u ri i o r
Play, Senior Play, Forge
Photographer, lngot Staff.
Ambition: Photographer
HOXVARD SI-IEETZ
Vocational UA'I!JllSliL'H
Ambition: XVork for Koppers
DA VE Y SCHOOLCRAFT
Academic "Bout"
.lunior Play Usher, Senior
Play Usher, Gay Nineties
Revue, Intramural Basketball.
Ambition: Nlortician
SEENA FAY SCHREIER
Academic "D1impIes"
Masque and Gavel, l7.H.A.,
Sub-Debs, Senior Y-Teens,
Junior Play, Dramatic Club.
Ambition: Nurse
SHIRLEY SIMMONS
Commercial "Shirley"
Girl's Glee Club, Library
Club, ingot Staff, Forge Staff,
'l'eacher's Secretary.
A mbition: Secretary.
EMILY SPENCER
Commercial "Em"
Ambition: Nurse
WALTER STRONG
Academic "Wall"
Football, Track, Basketball,
Masque and Gavel.
Ambition: Millionaire
DOLORES SUCIU .
Commercial "DoDo"
Girl's Glee Club.
Ambition: Secretary
PHYLLIS SUCTU
Commercial "Phil"
Gir1's Glee Club.
Ambition: Telephone Operator
CHARLES SUR A NOVICH
Academic "Chuck"
Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Stage
Crew.
Ambition: College
THERESA TA TBI
General "Terese"
Senior Y-Teens, Girl's Glee
Club.
Ambition: Vocalist
AGNES TISIK
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mbition: Telephone Operator
STELLA TISlK
Commercial "Srel"
Am bilion : Beautician
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General "Tom"
liorge Staff, lngol Staff, Dra-
matic Club, T h e s p i .1 n s,
Senior Play, Junior Play,
Masque and Gavel.
mbition: Lawyer
MARY ANN TRUGLIO
A
Commercial "Marian"
m bil ion: Accordionist
NANCY ANN TRUVER
Academic "'l'ruuer"
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l3.H.A., Girls Glee Club,
S e n i o r Y-Teens, Dramatic
Club, Thespians, Masque and
Gavel, Junior Play Usher,
Senior Play.
mbition: English Teacher
ARETTA ULRICH
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Girls Cilee Club, S.O.S.S.,
Senior Y-Teens, Jr. Y-Teens,
Teacheris Secretary, B a n d,
Orchestra, Dramatic C l u b,
Junior Play Usher, F.H.A.,
Commencement Chorus.
Ambition 1 College
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Sub-Debs, Girl's Cilee Club,
Senior Y-Teens, lngot Staff,
lforge Staff, Usher's Club,
Thespians, G.A.A., Junior
Play, Senior Play, Dramatic
Club.
Ambition: Vocalist '
HENRY YINGST
Vocational "I'ermi!e"
Football Manager, Basketball
Manager, T r a c k Manager,
lngot Staff, Forge Stall.
Ambition: Mechanic
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To strive, fo seek, to fml, but 11015 to yield.
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ie in 1949
ln memory of Ernest Balnkos, a member of the Class of '51, who
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MARY ANN NVEIBLE
Academic "Maddie
S.O.S.S., Junior Y-Teens
Junior Play Usher, Com-
mencement Usher.
Ambition: Airline Hostess
l'A'l'TY WRIGHT
Commercial "Pat'
Sub-Debs, Ciirl's Glee Club
Masque and Gavel, 'l'eacher's
Secretary.
Ambition: Receptionist
CAMERA Sur:
CARL SIMMONS
Cieneral "Cy"
Varsity Basketball.
Ambition: College
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s the time draws near when we, the Senior Class of 1951, must say farewell to that
part of our life that centered around Follansbee High School, we are both happy and
sad-happy that we have completed that goal we set so many yea1's ago, sad that we
must begin a new part of our lives away from Follansbce High School.
Time has passed quickly since that memorable day when we ente1'ed school for the
hrst time. Continuing year after year the road that seemed long and dirhcult, we, at
last, entered Follansbee High School.
Charles Suranovich won the county honors in the annual Golden Horseshoe Con-
test. Climaxing our years in Junior High was the selection of Claire Bowles and Dale
Kuhns as the most outstanding eighth graders.
Then, at last, we experienced the thrill of being a part of the Senior High. Even
though we were timid underclassmen, we were excited to be allowed to participate in
Senior High activities. As our sophomore year began, we were joined by 29 students
from Edgewood School. Mary Lou Branch and Paul "Whitey" Mikanik were voted the
most popular Sophomores.
ln our Junior year we elected Barbara Edwards and Shirley Morris as class officers.
This year proved Very exciting as we sponsored the Hallowe,en Carnival over which
Mary Lou Branch and John DeAngelis reigned as queen and king, and as we presented
our class play, "That Brewster Boyf, Honoring the Senior Class, the Junior-Senior
Prom was held in the Pine Room at Oglebay Park. Mary Lou Branch and John DeAngelis
were elected the most popular Juniors.
Then we achieved the goal of which we had dreamed' for eleven years! We were
Seniors! We chose Robert Dragisich, along with Barbara Edwards and Shirley Morris, to
guide us. Our football team completed its first undefeated and untied season in the
history of Follansbee High. We were honored to have Paul "Whitey" Mikanik selected
for the W'est Virginia All-State team. Gur Senior year was marked by the exchange of
name cards and friendship pictures, the presentation of our play, 'Seventeenth Summerf'
and the Junior-Senior Prom. Selected as the most popular Seniors were Mary Lou Branch
and "'W"hitey" Mikanik.
As our Baccalaureate and Commencement services draw near, we of the Senior
Class wish to extend our sincere gratitude to everyone who has contributed to our
education.
page twenty six
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John Aftanas leuvvs the waive in the front of his hair to Allen Bogarzul, Hazel Batson
leaves hex' impish grin LU 1-'eggy Edwards. MaryxAnh Boyd wills her typing ability to Joe Puzsar.
Nola Cox beqiieuths ull her boy friends to Margaret Arm l'zil'i'ig:u1. Dick Daugherty le-ewes Ella
Mae Silninfuis, but not for lullgf Rose DeAngpfiS leaves hcl' jolly lllill'lllEI'S to l4klv0111l8 Hagen.
Joanne Eckersberg lwqueatlis hw dl'iYillg nliilitfyig Phyllis Summers. Nada Gesheff leaves her
student dil't+1'Llll,Lj' to Shirley Muwxly. Robert Hipkiss leaves with "G1'ifEy" and "Johnny",
Margaret Kemp leaves her jokes tr- Mary Ann Pellicciotti. Dale Kuhns leaves his friendly ways
ln Shirley AIZIXIICWV. Ann Lupinetti gladly ieuves the mice in her locker. Henry Pratt wills his
lirep vnive lu .lame 1lK'I3?l1'lllUIlf. Thomas Preat lezlves-1z1Llglxi11gq'I Clemens Rocchio leaves for
his girls' house, Shirley Simmons is just ready and willing' lu leave. Walter Strong leaves his
favorite tezwliei-, Mr, Hill. Agnes and Stella Tisik leave their bzishfulness to Mary Jenn and
Ellen .l'villllt'. Mary Lou Branch leaves her head cheerlezulel' position to Juzluitu Juhnslnn.
John DeAngelis wills his good looks to "Bunny" Zak. Seena Schreier leaves her dimples Lo
Mina Buwmzlu. "Cy" Simmons lewves his height to Teddy Shurls. "Whitey" Mikanik leaves
his h2ll'lllU1lii'2L lu l"1'illlk Marino. Leonard Tost's curly hair goes to Richard Kinder, "Red"
Camilletti leaves his red hair Lu Shirley Muyernick. Laura Beckett leaves hier lung hair Lo
Lena D'Au1'om. Nora Felici leaves hex' viirves to Joann Slunvliilc. Henry Cicale wills his seal in
Sm-'inl4r,g'y vlzlss Lu XYzllte1' Xxrllllgh.
Izetta Bedortha leaves her soft voice to Josepliine Suggio. "Pappy" Saunders lic-
-iueailhs his wall: to Denny XYi1liz1ms, Barbara Edwards leaves her baritone to Carole Allsripp.
Floryne Hunter leaves her iuusiaul ailrilily tu Juulllte 'l'hUl'1lbllI'fJ,'. Don Rowles leaves his sales-
munship tu Amie lf'e1'1':il1te. Patty Wright leaves her slwrtlmml ability to Virginia Murzui.
Jimmy Hickman le-zu'-as school! Vernon Dunn leaves the "L'ii'z1tes" to Bill Bish. Henry Yingst
wills his frmllmll lllllllilglllg' job lu Philip Donlay. Mary Ann Weible leaves her sent fill the bus
1,0 tiatliei-ima lzmlnzir. Walter Kukura leaves Antonette 'Cin-zu'el1i behind. Charles Davis wills
ills In-mid slmulrlerg to Ronald Rees. E ' Qbeth Onea leaves with regi-let. Nancy Martino leaves
Miss 'l'1'uLilwi't's study hall to Maxine N iiglmt. Emilia Martino bequeziths her extroverl ways to
Joy:-e Wright. Phyllis Suciu leaves Lhe snmrt kids to make all 5's. Dolores Suciu leaves io he
with her sister. Mary Ceglie wills her hair to Maggie Dikurilu. Ralph Nixon leaves his religion
with Mr. Skews. Doris Mathews loaves her freckles to Sonny Lzidu. "Mouse" Scheetz If-:ive-s
Mr. Skews to wznllc tn town ut umm hour. Floyd Hunter leaves to get ai job. Margaret Debnar
1f'alVBs with llaium Beckett. Steve Puy halves quietly. Emily Spencer leaves 21 banged up driving
vm- behind. Karlene England le-ewes her disposition to Dora Martino, Don Rogerson leaves his
height to Jmnes Alera. Theresa Taibi bequeatlis her quietness ui Martha Curtis.
Shirley Morris leaves her neutness to .To Ann Gelzircly. Beverly McKnight leaves lim'
lips to Adam Petiulovich, Duane Jones leaves his "speed" to Yvonne Regis. Freda Saunders
leaves her quiet ways to "Bobby" lic-'ke1'sbex'g. Ruth McAIpine lmequeuths her sliyixess to Ban'-
haru Grigshy. Jack Baker's locker gm-:Q to some fortunate senior. Pierre DeFeIice inherits
Davey Sm-h0oli'ruI't's studious study hull habits. Bob Morris wills his neutness tn Don Vejvodzl.
Doris Heaton lmiw-s in Homefs Clievy. Roy Birkhimer leaves fm' Colliers. lrene Jaworsky
leaves hill' uthle-till :ability to Edna f.2ll2ll'21l1t2l. Bob Griffith leaves his blondw hziii' to "Blau-kiff'
l"llSf'2ll'li0. Mary Mazezka wills hc-1' tumbling' ability to her sister Martlm. Tony Carissimi be-
IIUGIIIITH hix giggle to Jimmy Jzinidais, Lillie Mae Grigsby leaves her saxophone to 'Vincent
Fzldse. Charles Suranovich wills his worries to .Tuck Gassner. Mary Pirillo and Marian Truglio
leave wirigiiig- "Su l,mmg', 1t's Heen fiuuirl To Know You". Philomena Mazzone leaves her blzwlc
hair to Phyllis 'l'z1ylfl1'. Ruth Ann Fowler leaves her glasses to Esther Yan-hini. Gladys Kane
leaves Mr. Sl4ew's vlzlsses Lu anyone who needs the vrexlii. Betty Burnworth Ie-elves Russ
Sisinni with an sigh! Dorothy Finley leaves well enough ulmle. Tom McMiiIan's shapely legs gn
to Lie-nn Izilrule. Joan Mclntosh lveqlif-mlm her sense nf huimn' in Adu NlL'1"62lk. "Edie" Harlan
leaves his tliiimleriiig- vuive Lo lflnmm Heed. Aretta Ulrich wills her laugh tu .In Aim Heil.
Richard Rees leaves his bones to "imc" llnclley. Geno Quattrocchi leaves his perfumes In
liziyrmmd Laihita.
Robert McGranahan and Donna Davis leave tog'et.he1'. Art Fernandez lwqiwznllis his
qulel mzinner lo Joe 0ri'ecl1iu. Nancy Truver leaves her gift, uf gzilr to Dolores Pu-mt. Mike
Pascuzzi willg his athletic- ability to Harry Cie-1-:ii-elli. Frances Haught leaves he-r lwaiuly tr.
liuth VIll'll9l'. Mike Buksa leaves his big' blue eyes to "Dany Daly" Peillif-c-imti. Angela Weeda
leaves hm' vuive lu Vim-lovin 'I'i'idivn. Robert Hudok leaves his airtisiii- ability tri Ralph llnlwrlzg.
Olive Norcross lezivws-111 lust! Eugene Bennett wills his dum-ing fret to Kenny S4'llX'VPl'fff'g'Bl',.
Dorothea Arnas leaves hm' brains In Nrimiiii XYrig2,'ht. Archie Pyles lfaives his typewritvi' badly
in need of 1-epziirs. Don Humes le-zives fm- tlw Nzivy. Betty Lou Proctor wills lim- speaking'
ability to smneune wlm's "Speer-l1less". Nick Fante leznvis his mzinmws tu 'Pom C:1i'P. Bruce
Bowman's feet ii1il'm'u1m1te- "Bunny" Ouglitnn g'61lS, Ellen Poole leuws her lilnnd hair lu Ruth
Hmllm-l'. Robert Dragisich leaves hiNilL'lillg'2llbl1ilY to liii-hzml Ruin:-ri.
page twenty Qe wen
USEVENTEENTH SUMMER"
Under the direction of Miss Shirley
G. johnson, the Senior Class presented
"Seventeenth Summer" as its annual pro-
duction on January 25 at 8:00 P.M. in
the auditorium.
The play was about a young girl on
the threshold of growing up. Humor,
love, sadness, and ha iness all combined
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performance an outstanding success.
Included in the cast were: Dorothea
Arnas, Angela Weeda, Ellen Poole, Nada
Cesheff, Beverly McKnight, Bruce Bow-
man, Robert Dragisich, Dale Kuhns,
Leonard Tost, Doris Heaton, Russell
Saunders, Nancy Truver, and Charles
Davis.
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"THAT BREVVSTER BOY"
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School presented a three act comedy en-
titled, i'That Brewster Boy," on Thurs-
day, March 30, 1950 at 8:15 p.1n. in the
auditorium, under the combined direction
of Miss Ruby McQui11an and Miss Kath-
leen james. lt was a story of a midwest-
ern boyis love affair and how his friend
involved the family in a romantic mixup.
The cast was as follows: l.eonard
Tost, Robert Dragisich, Claire Bowles,
Bruce Bowman, Betty Lou Proctor, Rus-
sell Saunders, Ellen Poole, Joan Mclntosh,
Charles Davis, Angela Wfeeda, Mary Ann
Boyd, Dale Kuhns, Dorothea Arnas, Doris
Heaton, Dick Daugherty, Ralph Di-
Remigio, Seena Schreier, and Floyd
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Ziaalezdaee ,4cta'adt6ee
he junior Class was led this year by Adam Petrulovich, presidentg John Zak, vice-
presidentg and Ruth Varner, secretary-treasurer. The class sponsored a concession stand
at both football and basketball games. It held the annual junior Class Hallowe'en
Carnival on October 31 in the school gym. In the way of dramatics, the class arranged
an assembly for the Weirton game and presented the annual Junior Class play. The
climax for the class was the junior-Senior Prom. Voted most popular were Ruth
Varner and Harry Ciccarelli.
The Sophomore Class was in charge of theiassembly before the Mingo game. The
program featured a skit of the Mingo-Follansbee game, tap dancing, and movies. The
most popular Sophomores were Marilyn Allen and Ross Sisinni.
The Freshman Class had charge of an assembly before the Benwood Union game,
at which time one group of students presented a "Football Parade of 19S0',, and another,
a musical date. Included were songs and a dance routine.
Carley Ann Reese and Ann Suffalette were last year,s winners in the Golden Horse-
shoe Contest. Carley Ann also won the Spelling Bee in Brooke County and along with
George Dragonir was chosen as the most outstanding eighth grader. Betty Ann Bryan
and Glenn "Jeep', Davis were chosen most popular Freshmen.
The highlight of the year for the Junior High Was the Christmas Party given in
their honor by the Student Council. Miss Power's home room presented an assembly
with a television program for the theme. Mrs. Smith's room presented a Lincoln's Day
program. The most popular eighth graders were Ann Coker and Bill Berry, While Roberta
Jo Vickers and Norman Harlan were chosen the most popular seventh graders.
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SPONSORS'
Mr. Homer Bodley fCl7l!?l'IlIlll14j
Miss Pearl Buksn
Mrs. Charles Arbnugh
Mrs. Lee Mahan
Mr. James Skews
CLASS OFFICERS
Adam Petrulovich, Prfsidffnl
john Zak, Virf-l'rf'sidf'r1l
Ruth Varner, S6'C'fl'flIl'j'-TTf'IlS'ltT?V
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LOUIS ACCFTTOLA
JUNE ASl4'0Uli
CARQLYN .ASH
HAIKIQX' BAIN
STANLEY BARIZZINSKY
XVILIJAM BISII
PATTY BLACKBURN
CIIARIIOTTIY BLAKLEY
MINA BOWMAN
ALICE BRIGGS
joIIN CAIN
IJAVID CAPLAN
BETTY CA PRIOTTI
TOM CARE
MAIRIIAIKFT ANN CARRIGAN
ROBERT CAZIN
ELEANOR CEGLIE
ljEI.I.A CIIIQEK
IVIARRY ClCflARHI.I.I
ANTONETTA ClCCOI.EI.I.A
JACK COPENIAIAYER
NIARTHA CURTIS
SALLY DAXVIS
I,ENA I,,AURORA
EnIm1E DAVIS
PIERRE IDEFFLICIQ
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BETTY DELONG
ROBERT DES'TFFANL3
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MARGARET IJIPAOLO
RALPII DIRIEMICIO
PIIILLII1 IBONLEY
BARIIARA ECRERSIIERG
PEGGY EDWARDS
SHIRLEY EVERSON
ANNA FERRANTE
MARJORIE FREESE
GRACE FRESHWATER
HARRY FRESHWATER
GEORGE FORESHA
WI1.LIAM GADD
JACK GASSNER
ROBERT GEARY
JOANN GELARDX'
ARLENE HOKE
MARY ANN HOMONO
RUTH NELL HOOPER
GENO IAFRATE
ROBERT IANNUCCI
FRED IZENSON
JUANITA JOHNSTON
JOHN KEMP
MARILEE KOHOUT
ARTEMIS KYRIARODIS
PETE LARIOS
LOIS LANTZ
ANTHONY LAROSA
RONALD LASH
XVILLIAM MAHAN
RONALD MAINS
DORA MARTINO
JOE MATAZINSKI
SHIRLEY MAYERNIGK
SHIRLEY MAYHEXV
JANIE MCDARMONT
JAMES MECA
DALE MELLON
FRANK MILLER
RONALD MILI.ER
JOANN MILLINGTON
JAMES MIRASOLA
VIRGINIA M6RAN
SHIRLEY MURRAY
VIRGINIA MURRAX'
JOHN NICODEMUS
JOE ORECCHIO
TOM OUGHTON
ROSE PALMA
JOHN PASTRICK
DONIINICZ PELLICCIOTTI
MARY ANN PELLICCIOTTI
ADAM PETRULOVICH
FRANK PIERANTOZZI
DOLORES PREAT
JOSEPH PUZSAR
EDNA QUARANTA
RICHARD RAINERI
ENINIA REED
LAVONNE REGAN
YVONNE REGIS
RONALD REBS
RALPH ROBERTS
' JOSEPHINE SAGGIO
ROBERT SCHFNFELE
ROBERT SCHEVLIN
BARBARA SCI-IOOICRAFT
I KENNETH SCHWERTI-'EGER
DONALD SCOTT
ELLA MAE SIMMONS
JOHN SIMONETTI
JOANNE SLANCHIK
MARGARET SMERECANSKY
PI-IYLLIS SUMMERS
PHYLLIS TAYLOR
JOANNE THORNBUIKG
VICTORIA TRIDICO
PAUL TRIPOIII
DONALD VEAWODA
RUTH VARNER
NORA ANN WALKER
WILLIAM WALLACE
JOHN WALLACE
WALTER VIAUGH
HARRY WELCH
EARL WENDT
CARL WIICOX
- DENNY WILLIAMS
JOYCE WVRIGHT Q
MAXINE WRIGHT
NOREAN WRIGHT
ESTHER YACHINI
JOHN ZAR
MARY LOU ZEIGLER
CAMERA SHY: Beverly Campbell, Frank Standardi
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Marilyn Allen, Carole Allsopp, William Almasy, Helen Angus, Helen Ariemia, Helen
Barbush, Violet: Barnhart, Lawrence Basil, Charles Beagle.
Otis Bearden, Donald Benzo, John Bernola, George Bilderback, Wfayne Blankenship, Ray
Bodley, Catherine Bodnar, Randall Boffo, Allen Bogarad.
Harry Bowman, Jean Boyd, Betty Burkey, Ralph Brady, Beverly Brandt, Janet Byers,
Grace Cameron, Elizabeth Campagna, Allen Campbell.
Fred Casinelli, Victor Ceglie, Fred Cercone, Gail Chapman, Joseph Childs, Antonette
Ciccarelli, Linda Cipriani, Robert Cline, Olive Jane Coker.
William Cooper, Duane Copenhaver, Ethel Crawford, Mildred Crinkey, Edith Cross,
Vincent Curtis, Doris Cusick, JoAnn Davis, Robert Davis.
Orlando DeStefano, Eddie DiPino, Pauline Donofe, Harlan Dotson, John Ely, Ellen
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Eugene Irvin, james Janidas, Nancy Jones, Dorothy Kafton.
Margaret Kelley, Richard Kinder, Elva King, Don Kinsey, Katherine Klepack, Glenn
Kocher, Carol Koltz, Ronald Koontz, Sam Lada.
Charles Latimer, William Lever, Rosemary Lewis, Patricia Lighthizer, Eddie Lionetti,
Dean Longstreth, Frank Marino, Donald Martin, Gary Martin.
Martha Mazezka, Tom McBride, Shirley McCarty, Virginia McGee, Donald Meckling,
Ronald Mereditvh, Donna Miller, Howard Morgan, Marvin Morris.
Harriet Mozingo, Thomas Nay, Tony Orecchio, John Ott, Barbara Oughton, james
Pannett, Patricia Pekarscik, Nancy Pertko, James Petroff.
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Betty Roman, William Ross, Dolores Santoro, Gene Saunders.
Bernard Sayre, Wilbur Schenerlein, Shirley Shears, JoAnn Shook, Teddy Shorts, Frank
Sisinni, Ross Sisinni, Edith Slanchik, Mary Smerecansky
Kaye Smith, William Smith, Robert Snider, Anna Marie Spencer, Ellinora Starr, Robert
Stift, Dorothy Stillson, Edward Suciu, Eileen Summers.
Antonette Suppa, Jacquelyn Sweany, Martha Thompson, Delores Tingler, Eva Under-
wood, Antoinette Urso, Charles Utz, Nolte Van Camp, Robert Verner.
John Weaver, Lois Weekly, Paul Wheeler, Norman Vfilliams, Shirley Williams, Barbara
Williamson, Marianne Yoders.
CAMERA SI-IY: Tony Mazzone, Ada McPeek, Nick Prodanovich, Harold Waugh.
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ROY ROBINSON
AI.IfRIiD ROCCHIO
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FLOYD SANDERS
.ILAN SCHWIiRTFl2GER
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EDDIE SIMMONS
RONALD SMITH
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MARY A. SWARTZ
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MARGARET BEATTY
MARY J. BENEDICT
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RICHARD BOYD
CORA M. BOXVMAN
HARRY BRANDT
CIONSTANCIZ BUKOVINSKY
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PATRICIA DRAGDNIR
DONALD DURHAM
RUTH ECRLES
MARGARET EMERICK
MARY J. FADLEM
XHNCENT FADSE
RONALD FISHER
OKIE FLOYD
THOMAS FRESHWATER
.JACK GARDNER
RUTH GIZARX'
HLLEN GESHEFI'
IRFNIT CQIOVANAKIS
DONNA GIVENS
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ALBERTA GRAY
JAMES GRAY
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BARBARA PIIILLIPS
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SUZANNL RAGAN
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FRANCES RENFORTI-I
BONNIE RHODILS
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GEORGE SWARTZ
DOROTHY SWIGLR
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NANCY WAUGI1
ALLAN WVILLIAMS
NOLA WILSON
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SANDRA WRIGHT
CAMLRA SHY: Glenn Cain, josephme De Stefano,
Robert Goerrle, Mary Martmo
Seward Qmde
BETTE ALLISON
LEONARD ALLSOPP
JACKYE ARMSTRONG
DOROTHY BAKER
HAZEL BEARD
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TOM BFRDINE
JOIIN BALAKOS
JEAN BLACKBURN
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CECIL BRAUN
JUNE BRADY
FRANK BYITRS
JAMES BULLOGK
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MARY CASQZAIRCIA
DOROTIIY CLARK
NAOMI CLARK
'JOHN CARE
NOR MA CLARK
DONALD COLE
DAv1n COOPER
LORA Cox
MAIRY CONFAL.ONIZ
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RUTH CUOMO
JAMVS DAVIS
JUDITII DAVIS
XVARREN DADIEY
MARGARET DAWSO N
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JOANNE LADA
MARCELLA LAISIOS
DAVID LANTZ
JAMES LAWRENCE
PATRICIA LAYBURN
JOHN LEARY
HONY'ARD LUCAS
DONALD MAINS
JOE MAZZONE
ROBERT MCGEE
RALPH MCGRAW
GORDON MILLER
VI-QL1K'1A MOOIKE
BARBARA MYERS
LINDA Nl?UMEYER
ANGELINA NICHOLES
JOYCE OVERSTREET
GUY PARRISH
MERVIN POOLE
FRANCES PRESCOTT
JOANNE PURSLEY
GEORGE RAWSON
JAMES REESE
ELIZABETH RIDIEIK
DOMINIC SALATINO
MAIRY LUCY SCI-IAEEER
JAMES SCIIXVERTFEGHR
MARIQ SILCRIST
JOHN SHORTS
ESTHER SIMMONS
IJONALD SMITH
IJONALD SOLE
JOSEPH SPENCER
SHARON STEWART
ROBERT STIFT
PAUL SWARTZ
LOUISE TOIXIAINO
CATHERINE UHOR
DAN VANCAMP
JOSEPH VERNARSICY
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JANET VERNER
ROB!-.RTA VIQRERS
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RICHARD VIRDEN
FRANK VOYTER
SHELBY WALKER
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BACK ROW: Robert Dragisich, Ronald Davis, Adam Petrulovich, john Zak.
Ii1xoN'1' Row: Audrey Dunn, Allen Bogarad, Marilyn Allen, Tom Care, Robert Griffith, Ruth Varncr,
Harry Ciccnrclli, Floryne Hunter, Shirley Morris, Barbara Edwards, Eddie DiPino.
OFFICERS
ROBERT Gini-'ifrrii ,, ,, ,..,,.. Pr'csia'r11f
TOM CARE ,, ,,.ViCe-P1'1'xi1f1'111'
RUTH VARNER , ,, ,e.,,,, SC'CI'Uf!ll'J'-T7'l'dSIl1'F1'
he Student Council sponsored Ll series of five assemblies as the major project of the
year. This group was responsible for the publication of athletic programs at football
games, sponsored n Christmas party for the junior High School, and furnished milk for
the players after football games.
Shirley Morris, Ruth Varner, Floryne Hunter, Robert Dragisich, and Tom Circ
were representatives of the organization at the State Student Council Conference held
at jncksonis Mill. They were accompanied by Miss Ruby McQuil1an, sponsor of the
group.
A steak fry, 11 banquet, and presentation of pins to new members completed the
school year.
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cholarship, leadership, character, and service form the basis on which fifteen per cent
of each graduating Class is selected for membership in the National Honor Society.
The purpose of the organization is to give recognition to those who have maintained
high grades in school while participating in extra-curricular activities.
Chosen during their junior year, the members pictured were active during the past
school year also. Members chosen in the Spring of 1950 were: Franklin Hooper, Charles
McDonald, Andrew Paesani, Martin Bogarad, Mike Mesaros, Mary Settimio, Marlene
Kelley, Clyde Kohout, Mary Fulciniti, Bill Gritliths, Jackie Sage, and -Io-Ann
McDarmont.
Faculty advisors include: Miss Shirley G. Johnson, Miss Ruby McQuillan, Mrs.
Charles Arbaugh, and Paul Waddell.
OFFICERS
President ,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,, ,,,, , ,,,i, ,,.,ROBERT DRAGISICH
Vice-P1'esident , i,,,, .,,,,,,,, B ARBARA EDWARDS
Secrcffary-Treaszzmf ,,,,,,,,t.. , ,,,,,,,,,,. ,t,, S HIRLEY MORRIS
Shirley Morris, Bog Dragisich, Barbara Edwards, Dorothea Arnas, Freda Saunders.
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l'1u'11s: llnxid jones, Hannah Gillempie, Bill Seeriu.
CXIAIKINI Is: Shirley Murray, Nada Gesheff, Harry liuwnmn, lfeua Beds
Alley, Betty liryanr Dirme Smith, Roberta Vielcera, liniilim Mx
Lzxyburn, Helen Gesheff, Floryne Hunter,
liA5suoN: .Ionnne Thornburg, Cora Bowman.
SAXLJPIIUNI-I Vincent Fadsc, Beverly MeKnigln, Lillie Mae Griggby,
CfulaNl'ls: Aretta Ulrich. Robert DeSLefano, judiih Grigsby, Charlea
lIoRNs: -lim Petroff, Bonnie Grimm, lirnncex Mark, Gladys Grace, Ba
'I'uoMuoNl: Donald Vejvoda, Mark Secrist, Bill Hill.
lS.w11oN1,: Barbara Edwards, Carole Allsopp,
Ban: Kenneth Schwertfeger, Bill Smith, George Driigonir, Donald Gear
Puuussloxz jane: Vfettergreen, Barbara firigsby, Xxddllkff Wiixgli, 51
Majorettes
Roslyn Grigsby
Doris Heaton
Nora Feliei
Shirley Mayerniela
.Ioanne Thornburg
Ruth Nell Hooper
Joanne Slanchik
Sally Sue Thornburg
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c Armstrong, Donna Bodley, Betty Allison, -Ioyce Overstrect, Parry
by, Bill Shaffer, Marianne Yoclers.
Poole, Kit Taylor, ,luck Gardner, Doris Hill, llunei Byerm
un, Joyce Nvrighr, Ruin-rl Dragisicli.
Drum Major
Robert Dragisieli
Director
Alfred Rigner
OFFICERS
Doris Jane Mathews,
P Wxidrrzi
Martha Curtis,
'I'rn1x11rt'r
Ruth Ann Fowler,
Sftrelary
' Margaret Kelley,
Rt'!20!'fI'V
Miss Katherine Traubert,
Sfzmzsnr
Hmrx ROW: JoAnn Davis, Shirley Williqiiais, Charon Grifhths, Dolores Gayclos, Dorothy Rawson, Mildred
Crinkcy, Esther Zak.
NIIIIIYIJ Row: Miss Traubert, Barbara Grigsby, Barbara W'illiamson. Curley Ann Rees, Roberta lit-lmkv.
Betty Bryan, Kit Taylor, Barbara jackson, Hazel liatson.
l:KUN'I ROW: Rita C4llY'CfCSC, Gail Chapman, Nancy Pertko, Ruth Ami Fowler, Doris .lane Nlalliews,
Martha Curtis, Virginia Murray, Margaret Kelley, Sally Davis.
Cfaxiim suv: Nlartha Ma7ezka.
he purpose of the Library Club is to render service to the school by assisting Miss
Katherine Traubert, librarian, in checking books and in repairing damaged books.
For Book Week the club arranged a display in the window of the American legion
and held an assembly program.
At Christmas time the members sold wreaths to buy an-unabridged dictionary.
Every two weeks two girls arrange a book display in the library as their project.
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Honoring the class
of 1950, the amizml
junior-Senior Prom
was helrl Wfeflncsrlay
evening, May 10, 1950
in the Pine Ream of
beautiful Oglelmy
Park..
Iohmiy Cimino mul
his orchestra pro-
vided the music for
what will remain I
as one of the most
me1no1'ahle nights of
our high school
career.
OFFICERS
Angela XVeeda, I'rr.mlr11f
Freda Saunders, Vim'-l'1'i'iidi'11l
.Ioan Mclntosh, St'lil'l'flll'vj'
Ruth Ann Fowler. YiV'f'IISHl't'l'
Miss Pearl liulxsa, SINIIIXIH'
The purpose of the Y-
Teens is UTO build a fel-
lowship of women and
girls devoted to the task
of realizing in our coin-
mon life those ideals of
personal and social living
to which we are commit-
ted by our faith as Chris-
tiansf'
Included in the activi-
ties for the year was a
dance held after the Wci1'-
ton-Follansbec basketball
game and an in f o r m al
dance in the spring. The
Y-Teens also had as their
guests the Y-Teens from
Wfeirton.
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limit now: Shirley Mayernick, Patty Blaelihurn, Mina Bowman. Phyllis Taylor, Yvonne Regis, Phylli
SUI11l'I'lCl'S, Shirley Murray, Arlene llolte, lilla Mae Simmons.
l'iRUNl' Row: Grace Freshwater, Margaret Sinereeanslay, llarhara lfekershe1'g. Dolores Preni, Ruth Nell
Hooper, Joanne Thornburg, Martha Curtis, Shirley lfverson, Norean W'righl. .losephine Saggio
Della Cheek.
lilxciii Row: Mary Ann Boyd, Rose Ile Angelis, Theresa Taibi. Filomenn Nlazzone, Irene jaworsky, Nancy
Martino, Mary Pirillo, Nlary Malezka, Betty Fzurnworrh, Aretta Ulrich, Mary l.ou Branch, Olive
Norcross.
Mmm 1, Row: Miss Buksa, Ruth Ann Fowler, Karlene lingland, Doris .lane Mathews, limilia Martino, Seena
Sehreier, Anne Lupinetti, Nancy Truver, Gladys Kane, Freda Saunders, Rose Palma. Victoria
Tridieo, Esther Yaehini, Mary Ann Pellieeiotti.
l'iRON'l' now: lilimbctli Onea. -Ioan Melniosh, Margaret DiPaolo, lanie Mellarmont, -loann Slanehik. Angela
Wecda, Edna Quaranra, Anna lferrante, lfleanor Cfeglie, Nora lfeliei, Doris Heaton, Dora Martino.
K:AMlFA SIIY: june Asfour.
RMK ROXYZ Frances Marla, Roberta Behnke, Kit Taylor, Betty Bryan, Barbara jackson, Shirley Brewer
Gladys Grace, Bessie Bremer. Martha Waugh, Betty Corder, Miss Power,
l'ilkON'l' Row: Barbara Grigsby, Bonnie Grimm, Marjorie Irvin, Mary Ann Keeling, Nancy Kelley. Nina
Collins, Charon Grifhth, Sylvia Onea, Donna Stenger, judith Grigsby.
fl'm1,k ROW: jean Sehwertfeger, Colleen McMillan, Esther Zak. Ethel Crawford, jeannetta Forker, Flsie
Myers, lidith Slanehik, Dolores Santora, Helen Klimansky. Antonette Suppa, janet W'ettergreen.
NlIDHI.I now: Norma Bonnett, joan Yaehini, Rita Confalone, Betty liurkey, Antonette Ciecolella, Lois
Weekly, Rita Calvarese, Margaret Quattroeehi, Donna Miller, Patty Lighthizer, Curley Ann Rees.
FRONT Row: Audrey Dunn, Shirley Schindler, jeanne Pannett, Norma Brown, Shirley XVilliams, Dawn
McBee, Lynne Maine, Betty Baker, Patty Murray, Beverly Batson.
liacx Row: Dorothy Rawson, Linda Cipriani, Patty Pekarseik, W'ilma George, Patty Grigsby, Marian
Powell, Betty Roman, Katherine Klepaek, Ellen lfante, Rosemary Lewis, Party Hickman, Rose-
mary Prest, Virginia MeGee.
Nlllbfblli Row: Carol Koltz, Dorothy Stillson, Antonette Urso. Pauline Donofe, lillen llanlon, Helen
Ariemia, liileen Summers, Mary Smereeansky, lillinora Starr, Helen liarbush, jean lloyd, Nancy
jones, Barbara Wfilliamson, Catherine Bodnar, Olive jane Coker.
FRONT ROW: Naney Pertko, Dolores Gaydos, joanne Wilstrim, janet Byers, Shirley Shears, Mildred Crinkey,
Betty Hedmond, Marilyn Allen, joAnn Davis, Gail Chapman, Grace Cameron, Mary jean Fame,
Margaret Kelley.
OFFICERS
l're,ii.lr11l
Margaret Kelley
V241--l'1'i'xi1lw1l
Clerol Allsopp
S4'z'v'i'lm'y
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'linuzsllrrl'
Marilyn Allen
Xf7lHlx0l'Y
Miss Power ,xml Miss Manion
As a .junior Y-Teen
each member has as her
goal, "To grow as a per-
son, to grow in friendship
with people of all races,
religions, and nationalities,
to grow in knowledge and
love of God."
This organization takes
special interest in Com-
munity Serviee and Red
Cross work. It is also ll
branch of the Y 0 u n g
NY'omen's Christian Associ-
ation.
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hespian Troupe No. S77 of Follnnsbee High School is niiiliuted with The National
Thespian Society and is devoted to the advancement of dramatic art in secondary
schools. K
Only those members of the Dramatic Club who have had ll major role in one or
more theatrical productions are eligible for membership.
The Thcspinns gave one major production during the year.
OFFICERS
ANGELA VVEEIJA , , Pr'rsi11r'z1f
IJORIS HIQATQN ,. .t , Xfiff'-PI'L'Xit1F7lf
.IoAN MClN'rosH , . .. ..Sf'1'rf'h1ry-Trruxzlrvr
Miss S111R'i.m' G. jo1lNsoN ., . ..,. ,,,. , .,,. Sponsor
M1 KIISIRSZ Bruce Bowman, lioh Drngisicli, Nancy Truver, xlonn Mclntosh, Angela Nveedu, Doris Heaton,
Nora Iielici, Betty Lou Proctor, Dorothea Arnas, Leonard Tost.
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BACK Row: Margaret Ann Carrignn, Iillcn Fame, Rosemary Lewis, Mary .loan Iinmc, Donna Davis,
Frances Haught, Anna Fcrrantc, Mary Ann Pelliceiotti, Joanne Eckcrshcrg.
MIDULI. Row: Dorothy Finley, Angela Wccdn, Patty Wriglit, Gail Chapman, Doris .lime Mathews, Shirley
Mayhew, Vlicky Trielico, Bobby lickcrsberg, jamie MeDarmont, Doris llC.llUl1.
I7koN'I' Row: Secna Schreicr, Olive Norcross, Mary Lou Branch, Joan Mclntosh, liarhurn liclwnrds. Shirley
Morris, Nada Gcshctf, Maxine W'right, Ruth Ann Fowler, Betty Lou Proctor.
OFFICERS
SHIRLEY Moulus , l'r'f'xiflw1!
BARBARA EDWARDS . Vin'-l'r'1'xiflf'11l
JOAN McINTosl-1 , S!'Cl'l'ftH',j'
NAIJA GESEiEl4'l" Tl'f'llSI1l'l'l'
he Sub-Debs is L1 social club which meets twice Ll month. The club is composed of
sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are chosen by n majority vote.
This year's activities included Ll Sock-Hop, a dance after thc Wfellsburg game, and
QI semi-formal dance. Sponsor for the year was Miss Ruby McQuillan.
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he Hi-Y is
high standards of Christian character in school and community.
a club for boys only and the purpose of it is to create and muntain
Mr. Paul Walddell organized the local chapter in 1935, and it is now under the
sponsorship of Mr. Fred Hamilton.
Activities this year included reading of the Bible in homeroom and putlclpltion
in an interscholastic basketball league.
OFFICERS
EDGAR HARLAN , i,,u W
ROBERT GRII7I"I'FH , . , Vice-
CHARLES SURANQVIQH , ,,
Sruvu Puv ,, ,.7,,,,,,,u , ,
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Prvsidrnf
Secretary
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Bfxcn Row: Mr. Hamilton, Tom Care, John Aftanas, Dale Kuhns, Henry Pratt, Pierre De I-dict Harm
Wfelch, Williana Bish, Kenneth Schwertfegcr, Adam Petrulovich.
l5xuN'r Row: john Dc Angclis, john Nicodemue, Tom Oughton, Bob Griflitlm, lidgar Hxrlxn Lliailes
Suranovich, Steve Puy, Don Humes, Gent: Iafratc, Robert Dragisich,
CAM1.lm SIIYC Richard Recs, Don Rogcrson, 'Denny Wfilliams.
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BACK now: Iiloryne Hunter, JoAnn Davis, Dolores Gaydos, Ella Mae Simmons, Shirley Murray, Marilyn
Allen, -IoAnn Rea, llonnne Slanchik,
Minoru lxoxx: ,loannc Thornburg, Ruth Varncr, Bertie Burkcy, Anronettc Ciccarclli, Shirley Mayernick,
Ciarlwi-ine liodnar, Margaret Kelley, Ruth Nell Hooper.
l7RONl Row: -luanila ilohnsxon, Lois Lantz, Lillie Mau Cirigshy, llcvcrly McKnight, intra liedorthu, Marv
Ann Weilvle, Yvonne Regis, Aretta Ulrich.
Cniriu suv: Dororliea Arnas, Nora Felici.
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OFFICERS
Izetta liedortha, 1'ri'riili'u!
oryne Ilunler, Vin'-I'ri'iiili'
Ruth Nell Hooper, Xm'r'i'luri
Inanne Thornburg, 'lhuzizrri
The purpose of the S.O.S.S. is to promote better social standards among its mem-
bers. The club is under the sponsorship of Miss Willa Thompson.
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BACK Row: joann Gclnrdy, Rose Palma, James Nlirnsoln, Don Rowles, Pierre DeFelice, Tom Ougliton,
Esther Yaeliinu.
l"imN'r Row: Karlene lfnglnml, Grace Freshwater. Olive Norcross, ,liun Mclntosli, Angela Weeds, Mary
Mazezku, Maxine XVriglit, Victoria Tritlico.
ntler the direction of Homer Botlley the
Ushers, Club fulfilled its ultimate aim of usher-
ing football fans at the home games. Heading
the ushers in their purpose was Angela XVCCLlLl,
head usher, assisted by Mary Miizezkgi.
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s members of rlle Speecli class, Senior pupils are eligible for Masque .ind Gavel.
'lille purpose of the organization is to propose and demonstrate ai mastery in everyday
speech.
For special projects, the club participated in junior Town Meeting and the Ameri-
can Legion Oratorical contest.
OFFICERS
DALE KUHNS e,,,e,,, , ,eee,,c ,,cc e ,c
ROBERT GRI!-'I-'ITH , ,,,, Vini-
B1ivEixL.Y lYlCKNIGHT ,, , Y , 7 7,
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SI,A'I'I.lJZ Mary Pirillo, Mary Mazezka, Lillie Mae Grigsby, Betty Lou Proctor, Donna Davis, Nancy
Truver, Ellen Poole, Beverly Mcliniglir, Dale Kulms, Gladys Kane, Olive Norcross, Freda Saunders,
Bob Dragisielm, Seena Sehreier, joan Melntosli, Patty XVrigl1t.
STANIIINGZ Leonard Tost, Bob Griflitli, Wpilieir Srrung.
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ack row: lfiwiiiczies Haught, Doris Heaton, Nadu Geslieff, Dorothea Avnzis, Shirley Morris,
Floryne Hunter, Arettzl, Ulrlch, Seenzi Sehreiur, Mary 1Vl2lZEFZli2l. Betty il-I-lll'llXVfll'lll.
Middle row: Dorothy Finley, Ellen Poole, Ruth Ann I+'owloi', Nzinc-y 'l'l'llVCl', Nom FL-livi
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Lennzlrd Tost, Freda Saunders, H:11'lm1'zi lCrlw:11'1ls, Gladys Kane, Steve Pny,
ront row: Haze1B:1Lson, Ralph Di Remigio, lllliziilmelh flnen. Iflruvo Ilowmzin, ,Xiigmlzl XYQL-clzi,
John De Angelis, .Tomi Mvlntosh, Bob Griffith, Iiillic Mao 1li'ig'sliy, Tletly Lou ,l'i-ovtm'
Beverly McKnight.
ack row: June Asfour, Num-'y M:u'tino, Mary Ann lloyd, Mary llou Ilrzuic-li, Uliw- Nfll'k7l'l7SS,
Sllirl-ey Mu1'1'ziy, Anna l4w9l'l'?llllfl, JoAnn l3elz11'dj.'.
Middle row: Janie Mc:D:11'n1ont, Doris .lane Mzithewsg Kzwlend -lqllglilllfl, Virgiiiizi Allll'l'2lN
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ront row: Joanne Slnncllik, Don Vcjvodzi, Shirley lN1llXEFl'I1ll'li, Dale Kuhns, l'i2ll'll2ll'5l livkers-
berg, Robert Dl'llf.'jlHlf7ll, Norezm VV1'iQ,'l1t, 1'hz1i'les Sill'2lllUYll'l1, Shirley l':Yl-'l'Sllll, 'lfom
Oughton.
amera Shy: Bill Bish,
OFFICERS
ROBEliT' DIKAGISICPI , W 7 W , , ,Y,, ,,Pl'f'XftIl'I7f
CHARLES SURANOVIQH , View-Prvxiflwzz'
FREUA SAUNDERS Scfcivfzzry
NORA FELICI , ,7,,, ,,,,,,Tl'f'll.llll'f'I'
Doius JANE NIATHEXVS Rvjmrfm'
DOROTPIEA ARNAS , ,, , ,, , ,Cizsfmliau
"On tlic stage of life play well your purtn is the motto of the Drainntic Cluli
Jonsorcd by Miss Shirley G. Johnson.
The organization sold mums at the Follniisbce-Wcii'ton football game.
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RUBY MCQUILI.AN
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lJUl'0IllQ.'l Arnas, l,l'l'Vflll'lIf
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l'Ixr,R Row: Victoria Tridieo, Angela XVeeda, Mary Ann Pellieeiotti, JUJXHII Rea, Shirley Mayernick, Edna
Quarrznta, Ruth Varner, Maxine XVriglIt, liluryne Hunter, lzetta liedortha, Juanita johnston,
l'Im,xI Roxv: Nada licshetf, Dolores Gaytlos, jamie Mcllarmont, xloanne Thornburg, Mary Lou Branch,
Ilurutliea Arnas, Ruth Nell l'looper, Anna lierrante. Shirley Mayhew, Margaret Kemp.
The G. A. A. has as its aim the purchase of gold footballs and laasketballs for Senior
nembers of the teams. Senior G. A. A. members also receive gold basketballs.
Highlights of this yearls activities were square dancing and games with the Hi-Y
and faculty.
I kezleczoleee
jI1ANI'rA joHNs'roN
SHIRLEY MORRIS
SHIRLEY MAHIEW
lWARY Lou BRANCH
KIANIIQ MCIDARMONT
At all athletic contests, the cheerleaders formed a snappy quartet during football
season and an equally snappy quintet for basketball games. Mary Lou Branch, head
cheerleader, and Shirley Morris are Seniors, and it is with regret that they relinquish
their positions, -Ianie Mcl7armont, Shirley Mayhew, and Juanita Johnston will be joined
by two of the reserves, who are: Rita Confalone, Ellen liante, Mary Ann Pellieciotti,
Marilyn Allen, and lirances Marla. 'l'hey have enthusiasm and pep enough for any tele-
vision audience.
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Brick Row: Robert Sfift, Gary Martin, Eugene Bennett, Victor Ceglie, Anthony I,a Rosa. Henry Pratt.
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Roy liirkluimcr, Willard Flowers, Bernard Sayre, XVilbur Selienerlein, john De Angelis, Eddie Davis.
. Row:Manager Philip Donley, Frank Piernntozzi, W'nlter Strong, Stanley Barczinsky, Adam
Petrulovicll, Rnlplt Nixon, Ronnie Mains, Dominic Pellicciolti, Ross Sisinni, Glenn Koclier, Alan
linggrad, john Simonerti.
Roxy: Manager Henry Yingst, james iliekman, Clemens Rneelxiu, Harden Caunilletti. Mike Iiukxa.
lion liugcrsrm, Harry Ciccarclli, Mike Paweuni, Paul Milsanik, Hub Nlurris. Uenny XY'illi.uns
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William Mains, Ralph Brady, Kenneth Heaton, Sam McMahon, Robext IJULIILS
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1i1CoN'I' Row: Phillip Donlcy, Eddie Davis, Geno Quattrocchi, Cy Simmons, Paul Mikanik, Eugene Bennett
Don Rogcrson.
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Frank Sisinni, Mr. Dodrill.
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George Foreslia, W'ilbur Sclienerlcin, John Zak,
Bernard Sayre, liddie Davis, Mclvin Salakovicli,
Ronald Lash. joseph Pulsar.
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liams, john Pizzuti, .lim Hickman, Eugene
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Comiu: T. Nl, Hill.
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April 11 Mingo, Wintersville and Follansbee at liollnnsbce
April 19 Invitation Meet at Follansbee
April 21 Intelligencer Meet at Wheeling
April 29 O. V. A. C. Meet at Martins Ferry
May 6 State Regional Meet at Wheeling
May 11 O. V. A. C. Freshman Meet at Wfllceling
May 13 State Meet at Charleston
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BACK ROW: Bob Griihth, Bob Schenfele, Earl XVenclt, Charles Davis, Don Rogerson, Geno Quattrocchi
Danilo Orescanin, Mike Pascuzzi, Phillip Donley.
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Arthur Sanders
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First day of school for lads and lasses,
Students introduced to their new classes.
Our football boys were on the beam,
When they chose Mikanik to head the team.
In the first pep assembly hilarity reigns,
And Ushers were chosen for the football games.
Sub-Deb meets, S.O.S.S. too,
Ingot staff chosen to bring news to you.
Toronto Red Knights, victims of the Blue,
Caused John DeAngelis a leg injury, too.
Dragisich, Edwards, Morris seniors head,
By Petroluvich, Zak, and Varner juniors led.
Senior Y-Teens organize anew, .
While National Honor selects oflicers, too.
Morris and Pascuzzi won Ingot elections,
And prove they are worthy of their selections.
-Follansbee defeats Warwood eleven,
By a hard-earned score of 2.4-7.
HerH-Jones chosen by class of '52,
To supply the rings for me and you.
S.O.S.S. members hold initiation,
To show the new ones their appreciation.
Follansbee Blue Wave Jay Vees down
The mighty Reserves of Burgettstown.
The sophomore pep rally would have scorched Nero
As Follansbee crushed Mingo 51 to zero.
Follansbee Reserves battle Weirton's same,
But this battle ended in a scoreless game.
Follansbee with Benwood got in a few licks,
As they beat the Ironmen 53-6.
Wheeling loses to the Wave Jay Vees,
To add another to our victories.
Seniors practice smiles and laughs,
Nosset's is chosen for photographs.
Blue Wave and Weir Riders make the crowds cheer
And fans name this battle t'The Game of the Year!
Seventeen years to win that game,
Who cares? We're the victors just the same.
Our students celebrate in great jubilee,
With parades and rallies, our Weir victory.
Dramatic Club tryouts were held today,
And every new member had something to say.
-The G.A.A. sponsors this pep meeting,
And Wave gives Wheeling Central quite a beating.
Thus far our boys had remained the winner,
So the team was honored with a steak dinner.
Follansbee-Powhatan football game,
We did it again! Isn't that a shame?
Miss McQuillan and five council members,
Jacksonfs Mill their services render.
Jay Vees tried hard for victory repeated,
But Warwood came through, and we were defeated.
The carnival sponsored by the Junior class,
Will remain as one that's hard to surpass.
Initiation of dramatic possibilitiesg
Mr. Pauley tells W V U's facilities.
Seniors present their annual rally,
Wellsburg bows to the Wave, champs of the valley.
Paul Mikanik was a special guest,
Of Coach Frank Leahy, one of the best.
-Impressive indeed are the comments We unravel,
Of the Armistice program by Masque and Gavel.
Follansbee, St. Clairsville in merry mix,
St. Clairsville loses 27-6. '
With regret a faculty member retires,
Well, whadda ya know, it's our Miss Bowers.
The Library Club, we all agree,
Gave a swell Book Week Program 'for you and me.
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On this day Michigan State battled Pitt,
And our football squad-was in the midst of it!
22-Thanksgiving program by the F. H. A.
With songs and a special Thanksgiving play.
-The worst snow-storm we've ever had,
And school's snowed under-too bad!
-Girl's Glee Club at Hooverson Heights sang,
P. T. A. members get quite a bang.
--At the football banquet the boys ate their fill,
And over the jokes they're laughing still.
-Wave enjoys first 'undefeated season,
Boys sport new jackets with good reason.
-"May I have the car awhile, Mom?
Tonight's the night of the Inter-Club Prom."
-Everyone turns out for the Junior High party,
There was Tom, Dick, Harry, and Marty.
21-From our school activities we take a pause,
To sit and wait for Santa Claus.
-Arnas and "Drag" see variety of mixtures,
As photographer takes Forge group pictures.
To the Dennison players our hats we doff,
While staging their play "The Show-OE."
The Band Mothers honor our school musicians,
Then after, the band honored our town's physicians.
11-Swing your partner round and round,
The G. A. A. is broke, we found.
-Take OH your shoes at the Sock Hop,
Then dance to polkas and even be-bop.
22-18 weeks school has been in session,
Students are tired of work and lessons.
"Seventeenth Summer", Seniors stage,
Love and comedy are the rage.
4-W.W.V.A. broadcast our Junior Town Meeting,
Boy, those speeches took some beating!
8-Concert is held by Blue Wave Band,
Not many there to give us a hand.
We'd like more brass too, if you please.
Journalism class continues their drive,
To reach the Forge goal they must strive.
The Junior skating party was packed with thrills,
And everyone had his share of spills.
22-The G. A. A. team plays the Hi--Y,
Into the air those girls did fly!
Announcements were ordered by the Senior Class,
For those who think they're going to pass.
Freda Saunders did her best,
To win the Oratorical Contest.
Our track team is smaller than ever,
But they make up for it in fight and endeavor.
5-"Men Are Like Streetcars" some may say,
And that is the title of the Junior Play.
The Glee Clubs combine for a great songfest,
Mith Mr. Hill and Miss Care at their best.
Boys all trying to get a car,
Proves that Prom isn't very far.
Every year, early in May,
Students are honored on Award Day.
The Class Sermon tells us through the years,
That we must cope with fun and tears.
On these days we must do our best,
These are the days for semester tests.
Each graduate carries one white scroll,
To show the finish of a high school role.
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