Warwood High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)

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yx Warrior, 1935 'NWZWA Front Row-Mann, Witt, M. Johnson, Christy, R. Halter, Forester. Streiner, Miss Mayfield, Miss Kaiser, Runner, W. Albus. Wcisenwski, Julian, Iiitzsimmons, Pitzer, H. Bryant, McGee. Second Row-Newland, Barnhart, E. Albus. O'Kelly. NVarren, Pausic. V. Day. Veydt, Trou' ten, Cox, Rogerson, Delash, Bowman, Clatterbuck, McCuskey. Third Row-Heller. Scenna. McCulley, N. Amend, Clark, M, Davis. Helfenbine, Costanzo, Oxley, Hazel Bryant, Fox. Braunlich, Eagen, Reed, Smila, Coutz, Ruffle. FRESHMEN GIRLS James Plummer . ., r..,r N r ,President Henry Ciraybill - . .. - Vice President Charles Kenamond -. .Secretary Jack Pryor .. ....Treasurer In the early part of the first semester a meeting was held to organize the freshman class at which time the class officers were elected. Blue and white were chosen as the class colors. Forty-eight girls and sixty boys compose this group. 22

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'N! 4'y'x Waz'rz'or, 1935 'idk lfront Row-R. Joseph, lfarrell, Seidler. Casner, Seheuln, Seabright, J. Jaquay, H. Woll' Irvine. Second Row-Berry, Style, Murphy, S. Yates, Burkle, Mr. Roe, Miss Marsh. Miss Perryman, Heyl. Vvlestlake, M. Almond, M. Adams, N. Hoover, Myers. Tuttle, Braden. Third Row-Collins. Lemak, Teater, li Hall, Hendrix. Lisle, lfdnie, Thomas, McKeets, E. Mercer. lf. Svinarich, Butterworth. Shay, Cunningham, Jack Eaton, Vacheresse. Christner. lfourth RowgSchell. Cozad. Pratt, Mathlage. Duerr. Yost. Longstaff, Martin, Nesbitt. Runco. Remke. D. Bickerton. Anderson. R. Lucas. Lisowslti. Wm. Slenski. Warclle. Back Row-Bassett, lidnie. lf. Campbell, l.. Jaquay, Sayers, M. Joseph. Ruhland. R. James. Gal, loway. Shank. Dowler, lfriebertshauser. Ilverson, Reynolds. lckler. Member not in picture-Rowan. SOPHOMORE CLASS Howard Seabright . -- ..... - . . .President Charles Friebertshauser .. .Vice President Sarah Yates . . .. Secretary Elizabeth McKeets ..... . ..Treasurer This year, thirty-six girls and twenty-eight boys were enroled in the sophomore class. They selected white and black as their class colors. Two teams from this group participated in the class tournament and rep- resentatives from the class were found on both basketball and football squads. Mary Anderson, Margaret Almond, Elizabeth Svinarich, and Ruth Lucas were the sophomore students who made honor roll grades throughout the year. 21

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'mwgga Warrz'or, 1935 'mmya liront Row-wfforey, Callow, Bowman, Bruhn, Pryor, Major. Fitzsimmons, Welshans. Golden. Wolfe. Second Row7Currence, Trouten, Daugherty, Henry, Graybill, Rupick, Bryant, Mr. l,inville, Steiniger. Neumann, Plummer. Kenamond. Petros. Frankovich. Kindlebergcr. 'lihird Row+Cook. Doty, Ault, Borowski, Bartelbaugh. Svinarich. Gates. J. Brown. Lekanidis. Moyers. Demarco, Molley, Harvey, Krasevec. liourth Row-Svinarich, Sapon, Hunter. Dudelx, Rayl, M. Brown, Wilcox, Neuman, llileman. McKee, Kandaris, Bloomheld. Poling, Vaas. Rogers, FRESHMAN BOYS The school spirit, progress and initiative shown by the fres'hman give promise in the future for some good students. Many of the boys from the class gained places' on the football and basketball squads. The freshmen boys were also successfull in winning the class tournament which was held in March. Henry Graybill. Betty Reed. and Gwyndola Pitzer were among the group who consistently made the honor roll. 23