Warwood High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)

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CL ASSES

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in memoriam We dedicate this page to Walter Lisowsky, who would have been graduated with our class but who died after an operation for ap- pcndicitis April 21, 1936. He entered our school from Wellsburg in September, 1953. He was an outstanding commercial student, ranking scholastically in the upper third of the class. He was assistant basketball man- ager and was serving as track manager at the time of his death.

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JUNIOR CLASS First Row: Rogers, Bloomtield, Wil- cox, Brown, Dudek ,Major, Krasevic, Jacobs, Vaas, Currence, Bruhn, Neu- man, Coleman. Second Row: Miss Kaiser, Christy, Pausic, Davis, Forester, B. Bryant, Cox, Welshans, Bowman, Pryor, Braunlieh, Cox, Barnhart, Eagen, Miss Mayfield. Third Row: Mr. Linville, McGee, Halter, Rogerson, H. Bryant, Clark, Trouten, Curl, Heller, Streiner, Fox, Saunders, Helfenbine, Reed, M. Gard- ner, Pitzer, O. Durham, Clatterbuck, McCulley, Boyd, Barrett. Fourth Row: A. Petros, N. Kandaris, Krumski, Corey, H. Lentz, Fitzsim- mons, Graybill, Kenamond, Davis, Neuman, Kindelberger, Steiniger, Mc- Kee, Moyers, Golden, Harvey, Svina- rich DeMarco. SOPHOMORE GIRLS First Row: Klatt, I. Stobart, Cun- ningham, Lekanidis, P. Lemak, Mills, Day, Murray, McCutcheon, Hall, Eic- holtz, Bowman, G. Mercer. Second Row: D. Lentz, Ososki, E. Gardner, Hill, Meyers, G. Rhoades, Breen, E. Roseberry, Smilia, J. Mont- elone, Gump, H. Zdanovich. Third Row: Miss Emsley, Heiser, Millard, Hebrank, Archer, M. Wiles, S. Casner, Hodgkiss, Waters, White, M. Seidler, Miss Blum. Fourth Row: Allen, Lee, Orum, Bow- ers J. Hoover, Metz, Nestmann, F. Berberich, Hannigan, Gonder, Petko, Stathakis. ---------A-----,,-----------.,,,---------- IUNIGR CLASS The junior class ths year is one ofthe most active classes that has ever been in War- Wood High School. The boys won the class tournament and the girls held up their side very well. The class held a skating party and a movie at the beginning of the year. They were both successful. The class play, The Green Ghost , showed that their acting was as good as their managing ability. The profit made, broke the record formerly held by the seniors of this year. The prom given the seniors was one of the lovcliest ever given. A line class-these juniors. SOPHOMORE GIRLS Forty-eight sophomore girls were enrolled this year. As a whole, the girls were quite active. There were ollices of many clubs held by those in their ranks. The girls of the class entered several teams in the class tournament and were runnersaup. The sophomore girls Who were on the honor roll throughout the year were Caro- line Nestmann, lane Hill, Iessie Lee Hoover, Betty Lou Cunningham and lane Meyers.