Warwood High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)

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lilill l'l'll CiR.'XDli BOYS 'llicre are 47 hoys in the eighth grade, making a total of UU students in the entire class. The iunior high chorus, under the tlirection of Miss litlicl Check, took part in thc Spring liestiral at Nlatlison school. --.Queue-QQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Sli'VliN'l'II GR.'Xl'Dli GIRLS 'lihere are lilo stuclents in the seventh grade, 55 girls antl 53 hoys. Mr. Mercer, tlirector ol music, organized an instru- mental class at the heginning ol' ilit- year. 'lihey matic their lirst puhlic appearance hefore the high school assenihly in April. These iunior high musicians also playcil at the hantl concert given May 7. QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ EIGHTH GRADE BOYS ham, Sehairer, Costain. Second Row: Hill, Reitz. Pappas Morgan, Wise, Cronin, Driehorst Michaels, Beihl, Walters, Simpson Delash. Third Row: Miss Maley, Mooney Graeb, Klemm, Kaiser, Mollcy Scenna, Fairley, Breen. lenweber, Norteman, Day, Durst Pizzola, Kos. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS First Row: Miss Lynch, A. Smith Sutton, Lemmon, Schultz, Petros Clapper, Kerska, Major, Moyers Rohrig, Montelone, Mrs. Hawkins. Second Row: Centifonti, Banks Rhoades, De Silvestri, Helfcnbhc Lapinsky, Prunty, Ries, Golden Crosslin, Mirides, Kellas. dows, Lukasick, Warren, Messell Miller, Strawn, Vanc, Tuttle, Bugich Fourth Row: Hehr, Gaudy, Bilby vieh, Dean. Strifel, Hartley, Johnson Stuntz, Anderson. First Row: Glass, McKee, Dumi- shinecz, Morgan, Kandaris, Rayl, Sarris. Stathakis, Bickerton, Abra- . v Fourth Row: Shank, Triveri, Ken- nedy, Minor, Eleessor, Grimm, Wool- Third Row: Mills, H. Smith. Mea- Gross, Kloda, Gibb, Knoblick, Yuko- v

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FRESHMEN BOYS First Row: Downing, Merrit, Vindoni, Wise, Rouse, Teater, Belnich, Pebler, R. Gilbert, Luikart, Pagonikas. Seeond Row: Runco, McColloch, Mountford, Kelly, Frankhauser, W. Dowler, Lucas, Yugovich, Lekanidis, Gilias, Smith. Third Row: Mozena, Plummer, Fair- ly. Pelle, Kovaeh, Cornish, Lewellen, Dittman, Nixon. Fourth Row: Queses, Whilden, Mor- rison, Allegrini, McNamara, Seitz, Nlereuler, Maroney, Ryan, Klatt. EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS First Row: Graeb, Pope, Kercher, Klinker, Sayers, Pinomonti, Lowe, Youngman, Gonder, Piper, Martin, Frankovich, Husk. Second Row: Beihl, Eicholtz, McCord, Rhoades, Svinarich, Corey, Coleman, Beck, Hoover, Berry, Clark. Third Row: Miss Maley, Gardner, Yates, Laseh, Trouten, Glenski, Panko, Herback, Phillips, Trouten. Fourth Row: Baker, Cornpeti, Green, Eberhard, Voellinger, Brown, Svinar- ich, Bartels, Mehlman, Seabright Cox. n ---Qooooo-.QQQQQQQQQQ FRESHMAN BOYS This year there were forty-seven hoys en- rolled in the freshman class, all ol' whom were active in the school. Many ol' them gained places on the lootluall, haskethall, and track squads. They also entered teams in the class tournament. The freshmen have not sponsored activities lliemselves, hut have cooperated with the other classes. Two hoys who made the honor roll con- stantly were William McNamara and Edwin lX'lountford. oqrpogeoooqoqoooqooooqooeceooo -cocoa ooooooooooooooc l7.lGl ITII GRADE GIRLS ln the eighth grade there are 43 girls this year. Nellie llerhacli, an eighth grader, was one ol' the thirteen children ol' Ohio county who won their way to represent the county at the Newseliegister spelling hee at Ritchie school May 7.

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SEVENTH GRADE BOYS First Row: Miss Zeidler, Abraham, Morton, Slack, Waddell, Wickham, Watson, Kellas, Rothermund, For- sythe, Knapp. Second Row: W. Campbell, Mankosa Hill, Criswell, Bowman, Lekandas, Apostelic, Steiniger, Linville, Petrine Minder, Tillman. Third Row: Lutes, Glenski, M. Panas Queses, Koetzel, Zeppas, Piliaris, Pryor, O'Leary, McClure, Klein. Fourth Row: Mr. Grewell, A. Panas, Cornell, Bebee, Schirripa, Kloeppner Duel-r, Mills, Pizzoli, Piuard, Montel lone, A. Campbell. 1 SEVENTH GRADE BOYS Several seventh graders have consistently been on the honor roll throughout the year. Those who have achieved this honor are Natale Schirripa, Lawrence Meeks, lean- ette Gross, Harold Bowman, Robert Adams, and Clarence Slack. 26