Warwood High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)

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'xy Warrz'or, 1935 'Any l-ront RowfShia. Woodtin, Petros. Keys, l.ash. Mihalovic, Cronin, lmholli, Wise, Vincloni, Reed. Second Row-M. Kindelberger. Gump, Tuttle, Huslt. Kavana, Stobart. l.ysiclxe, l.ewellan. Rohrig. Graeb, Halpenny. Mr. Grewell, ilihird Rowgliereher, Wiles, Cox. Youngman, Walden. Watlman. Gundling, lfarlewint Kish l.aper, Sapon. liourth Rowf-Rupich, l,uiltart, Vvlolfe. Stiles. Dietrich, Rahr. Vvrllllfllfl. Grimm. B.1rtlebaugh. Heyl. Di Maezio. EIGHTH GRADE BOYS This year the junior high school in sponsoring its own assembly programs elected representatives to plan the gatherings. They were: Betty Lou Cunningf ham. Bud Rahr, Helen Kinder, William Dowler, George l.elsanidis. They were advised by Mr. Zoeckler. Mrs. Hawkins, and Miss Maley. This group of students presented a special Christmas program When Santa Forgot the Smiths directed by Mrs. Hawkins. The cast was comf posed of: Robert Cronin. father: Madelyn Seidler, mother: Allen Moyers, grandmother: l.aura Mills, Sue: Fred Youngman. Tommy: Geneva Rhodes. maid: Allen Dunberger, Mr. Smith: Kathryn Hannigan. Mrs. Smith: Norma Murray, Marian Butterworth. Anna Jepos, Mary Di Marrijo, Bill Cornish. Billy McNamara, Sam McCollough. and Mills' baby, as the Smith children: Margaret Cahill, Tabby Cat: Nancy Jones. Neighbor Cat: Roy Seitz, Santa: and Sam Petros. Messenger. 25

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'iwyx Warrz'or, 1935 yN Iiiont Row-Seidler. Zdanovich. Moyers. Stohart. Casner, North. Miss Maley. Klart. Bender, Met7. Hoover. Hendrix, Second Row-S. Ososki. Lemak. Montelsone. Panko. Hannigan, Dumineschz, Longstaff, Stathalcis, Coleman. Kloda, Eichollz. Third Row7Miss Blackburn, H, Qsoski, Campiti, Pilasis, Roseberry. Bugich. Martin, Allen. V. Kovana. Nestmann. Mills, Miss Kindelberger. liourth Row-Breen, Hill, Cunningham. Cahill. Shreve. Crump. Cionder. Wiles. Rhoades. Mankosa. EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS The Junior High School this year has an enrolment of two hundred and twenty-one students, of which one hundred and four are in the eighth grade and one hundred and seventeen are in the seventh grade. This group makes up the largest enrolment in the history of the junior high school. The students who made the honor roll at the end of the first semester were 81-X: Caroline Nestmann, 96: Robert Dietrich. 95: Betty Lou Cunningham, 971: Jessie Lee Hoover. 92: Jane Hill. 90. 7A: Betty Hawkins. 96: Gloria Von Berg, 95: Williani McNamara, 93. Two new teachers were added to the junior high faculty at the close of the first semester: they were Miss Martha Moore and Mr. Jack Grewell who re- placed Miss June Marshall and Mr. Zoeckler. 24

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' f- x . ' ' ,.,lN Warrior, 1935 I liYOlll Row-W-l3rankovich. Kanrlois, liellas. Dunn. Blum. Vvloodfin, Blum, Nickerson, Cahill, Baker. Zeppos, Brown. Knight, Second Row7Mrs. Hawkins. Jarrett, Rogers. l,isowsky, Mihalovich. Miller. Moyers, Jenkins, Hawkins, Von Berg, Palmer, Nickerson. ljanas. Miss Moore. Third Row7Miss Ziedler. Di Marzio, Cahill, Costa, James, Gragor. Hartfile, Brost, Hohaugh, Grimm, Young. Zdanovich. Moyers. l'ourth Rowfljroclor, Butterworth, Roseberry. Centifonie, Beihl. Tuttle. Heiback, McGraw. Rrivanich. l.uk.1sick. Solaray, Kish, Nord. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS The 8B presented Saint Patrick's Eve on March 15 in assembly under the direction of Miss Maley. Those who were in the cast were: Bill Rohrig. Sara Casner. Fred Lortz, Sophia Ososki, Henry Gundling. Betty North, Helen Ososki. Ruth Bender, Irene Hortniki, Melba Wile, Alene Mayer. Breon Pancho, Richard Rose, Herschel Hush. Olga Klatt. Roy Seitz, Astrene Stobart, Joseph Graeb, Jeanette Eicholtz. Virginia Mankosa, Richard Stobart, Robert Heyl. 26