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Bellaire High School - Beljuan Yearbook (Bellaire, OH)

 - Class of 1940

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Bellaire High School - Beljuan Yearbook (Bellaire, OH) online collection, 1940 Edition, Cover
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v QW? - f-f s bfi' 93 1. 1: '-fr ,gf 1 -. , a A, c Y 1, f H' 'v 1 ! i I I A 1 1 I n I W HEAR YE! HEAR YE! THE BELLS RING OUT ANNOUNCING THE IQLI-O BELJUAN -X Z BELLAIRE HIGH SCHOOL BELLAIRE OHIO HE SCHOOL BELLS will ring out, creating the unending procession of bells throughout the community. Bicycles, street cars and busses bring the belles and beaus with their joys and their never ending woes to the pursuance of carefully planned courses, extra-curricular activities, varied sports and all the joys that high school offers. ?' .Q td 1 I s f 0 e A D f - J 4 THE IQ!!-O BELJUAN WE HEAR THE BELLS AS THEY RING AND GUIDE US ALONG THROUGH THE COURSE OF OUR YEAR'S ACTIVITIES AT BELLAIRE. ALL SORTS OF BELLS, BIG AND SMALL DOOR BELLS FIRE BELLS DUMB BELLS . .. REBELS . . . BELLES OF THE BALL ALL RING TOGETHER AND CALL FORTH TO US. AND WE GO ALONG CLANGING AND BANGING TILL AT LAST WE SHALL VENTURE OUT AND HOPE TO RING THE BELL FOR DEAR OLD BELLAIRE. From fall to early summer, we followed a varied course of activities, lessons during the week, football on Saturday, an occasional vacation period, assembliesfin- spiring, educational and entertaining each Friday, winter with basketball taking the lead in sports, clubs demanding our attention, lessons becoming longer as the days shorten, hope for a long eveningsjust doing nothing- fast fading away, spring with scholarship exams, cram- ming and more cramming for the finals, track, tennis, class plays, proms, chapels and operetta-and we drop into the fast stepping march toward june and commencement. What a happy, carefree life we have! f -V, ,-.,...--...-ez.--M-..... ...-n V, ,.,.,..... . ...W Coming to school is often a leisurely affair. lt is the habit of the majority of people to time their coming so advantageously that they do not spend more than five or ten extra minutes at school. Strolling is the most popular means of reaching school. Busses, street cars and bicycles come in for a good share, too. Some unfortunates reach here at seven-thirty. Others, by bus, arrive every five or ten minutes thereafter. After the early bus, in rush the band boys for rehearsals. Then the students who wish an extra few minutes of study, or a few minutes for loitering in the hall. The strollers, the tardy bell racers, and the tardy students themselves, follow in respective order and the day is begun. S 05035 'Q , 0 . i Q X i 6:4 2 0 ff E C4-14, 6 DEDICATION To Miss MARGAIUT SMITH for her whole hearted Qooperrtron mfrmte patrence and her gurdance m supervrsmg Beljuan Staffs over a perrod of four years for her good humor and srmplrcrty whrch have won her 1 place rn the hearts of all who have come m Contact wrth her we dedrcate this Belluan 4 I T. . Mwaw- be r'5i'32Nl5?:piQrf-,ff,,,, umm X by ,p I' E - r , 1 CIE xx A K! If 'R asf: X-lf, A fy 2 , K s f S Q, 1 f 5 The Serivrs s':ike the ,gong of aehievementf Wliat achievesiest? Well, we've wondered too-f but why be technical about trivialities? After all the suffering, mental delusions, physical anguish and what-not these Seniors have endured to reach this pinnacle of success, who vvouldn't heave a sigh of relief as commencement nears. Maybe physics still is surrounded by a haze of mystery, and the shorthand speed never exceeded ninety, but-we can, without the slightest hesitation, recite in chronolegical, numerical or alphabetical order, the first ten songs on the Hit Parade. .4- '4-lf V, t l N ew ADMINISTRATION Wlien the first bell of the school year rings out, the faculty looks upon the students with a feeling of anticipation and responsibility. Through the aid and interest of the faculty and the efficiency of the board of education, the students are taught cooperation, responsi- bility and dependability. In this atmosphere the nuclei of many great aspirations are nurtured until they mature and the dreams of youth are realized. The practicality of the board of education contrasted to the ideality of the teachers forms the foundation which is essential for better living. And thus the dreams of the faculty and administrative heads have been fulfilled as they see their students take their place in the world. 2 f? 9, HF My ' f ' A xx x 3 'Y Q ,ff ply If X f4 j. V. NELSON Sllp6I'ilIf6IId61ll B.A.-fOhio Northern University M.A.fColumbia University F- 'REINESOLT GRACE M. PRICE VIIIIIPLZ 1. . B. of Ed.-Ohio State University A-'- -'fm' Pmmpdl M, gf Ed,fUnivQf5ify of Pl1.B.--College of Wooster Pittsburgh Latin I K. G. COOPER Clerk Serving since 1919 Vire Pmriden! WILLIAM SIDDALL Serving since 1927 H. P. RODFWIG - Prefidelzl Appointed 1900g retired 19055 Q re-elected 1908. Served as President from jan. 1, 1908 to the present time. JQSEPHU MACK GEORGE ROBINSON Serving Since 1953 Serving since 1934 f ,lf 'li' i . fl' .t ,,. F A c: U L T - 'YY' A si' The Beloved Teachers Gather al' 8:I5 Every Morning Rain or ine. llIl.IJA A1.l.liN. B, S. in lid., Ohio State University, A. M. Teachers' College, Columbia University, lfl1tQH.lf7. Hifw1i'1'soN Auiyr, A. B., Muskingum College, A. M., Ohio State University, Hiifwy. EARL E. BEACH, B. M., Capitol University, 1lZ.l'fI'llllI6lIfd! 1lfI11.ri4'. Ei.IzA1s1z'rH B12 l.'l', A. B., Bethany College, Ed. M., University of Pittsburgh, Mtifbezzmlicip Mrtmuzim R. B12NsoN, B. S., Ohio State University, Ed. M., University of Pittsburgh, Cn 111 111 L2I'fjt1! . DAL15 BETHEL, B. S. in Ed., Ohio University, Sriwzfe. RomiR'r L. B1oL12R. A. B., Ohio State University, Chemirfry. Wii.i.1AM H. Blr.t.iiAR'rz, jx., BS. in E. E., M. S. in Ed.M., Ph. D., University of Pittsburgh, l1lvy.fic'.i. MAIKIKJN R. BLIND, B. S. in Ed., Ohio University, Ed. M., University of Pittsburgh, I1Jd1fm'iul Arlr. 'lEANN1i'I Iili BURR, B. A., Ohio Wesleyan University, Home El'01I0ll1iL'.I'. F. ARTHUR CANNING. Ernest Williarns School of MusicfConservatory Diploma, Westrninster College-f-B. P. S. M., Mmir. MARY CRATIER, A. B., B. S. in Ed., Ohio State University, Ari. ANNA E. DARBY, A. B., Hiram College, B. S. in Ed., Ohio University, A. M., Teachers' College, Columbia University, Ilfzglirh. JAMES A. DIXCJN, B. A., Wittenberg College, Ed. M., University of Pittsburgh, Cn 111 Ill Uffjrlf . 'l'HoMAs H. DIXON, B.. A., Susquehrxnnir College, Hiymiy. 1 Q71 9 JY. ' . FA C50 L TTY- Id' 'M E 9... gg Iii. Q. V - 5 Wi+h a Smile on Their Lips, a Gleam in Their Eyes l.llC.ll lf llisv, B. S. in lid., Ohio State University, llama limzfnmim. PAIILINR EWINQ, A. B., Ohio University, A. M., Teachers' College, Columbia Univer sity, lilzglirla. BETTY GoI.nsMITI-I. B. S. in Ed., Ohio University, Phyrmzl Edzfrrzfimz. JAMES E. GRIFFIN. B. A., Ed. M., University of Pittsburgh, Gbngrrzjllvy. ELEANQR I-IAuImIfNscgHII2I.Iw, B. S. in Ed., Ohio University, rllafhefmzfiar. jmvins j. HAXVKINS, B. S. in Ed., Ohio University, 1mfn.v11'ial Am. ARTHUR I.. HoIIs'I'oN, B. S. in Ed., University of Idaho, CUll!lllc'l'l',izlf. E'I'HIiI. I'iOUS'l'ON, B. A., Bethany College, I.1f1mm111. I-IILDA I-IUMIES, A. B., Oberlin College, A. M., Teachers' College, Columbia University Lrztilz. GIERTRIIDIQ KORNIZR, B. S. in Ed., Ohio State University, A. M. Teachers' College, Columbia University, liffglnlv. EDNA I. KOSTIE, B. S., Ohio University, Cmfffzzerriul. G. E. LEWIS, B. S. in Ed., Ohio University, 1lltllll'l'I'fa1l Arif. EI.IzAIsIi'I'H MAI.Isu', Cornell University, Columbia University, Mnrir. JACOB H. MARTIN, B. S. in Ed., A. M. in Ed., Ohio State University, Comnzercial. IRVIN R. MCCARI.I3x', A. B., Rio Grande, Ed. M., University of Pittsburgh, C!lNllllL'l'f'jzll, 12 I f I . - F A Ye? And wllli Arms Ou+s+fQ+ched lo Welcome +l1e Onslaucjlnl' of Throbbing Humamly LAURA lVlClNTlRli, A. B., Manchester Clollegcg Hrmfe lfi'011011lir.r. .j , f,-1 i EDNA G. M1212KiaR, A. B., Bethany College, Ed. M., University of Pittsburgh, History Wizwzizl- W. MIJIKIKIS, A. B., Heidelberg College, Ed. M., University of Pittsburgh, I'1i.rmry. W11.1.1AM j. Mu'iiRs, A. B. in Commerce Ohio University, Ed. M. University of Pitts- burgh, BIl.l'f11Lf.l'l' AJz'i.ver, lgldfjlltlllf C'011111fw'z'iaf. JOHN A. NIEMIECQ, A. B., Notre Dame University, Columbia College, Dubuque, Iowa, Phyrimf Eujllfzlfffill. STIEPHIZN POLINSKY. A. B., Muskingum College, Ed. M., University of Pittsburgh Mfzfhenzfzliff. ZYGMONT RA'1'A1c3ZAK, B. S. in Ed., Ohio State Universityg Izzdmfrial Am. SARAH ANN RYDIZR, A. B., Monmouth College, B. S. in L. S., Carnegie Library School lfngfiilv and A.i'.s'i.s'lf111f Librizrifzlz. GILDO G, SANTAVICCA, A. B., Muskingum College, Freurlo. Hlil.IiN M. SAYLOR, B. in lid., Bliss College, Ed.M., University of Pittsburgh Commercial. A MARGARET E. SMITH, A. B., College of Wooster, Ed. M., University of Pittsburgh Adviser, Beljuung lffftglixla. El.12ANoR TAYLOR, A. B., Oberling A. M., Columbia Universityg Biology. l:l.ORl2NCli B. Wnunizri., A. B., Goucherg Ed. M., University of Pittsburgh, Efzglifla. lVlIl.lJRlill Ilurwisii, Secretary to Superintendent. ANN15 HOMER, Secretary to Principal. 1 s J W I SENIORSB HELEN ALBAUGH, General Course, Glee C-wb l 2 Distributive Ed. Club Home Ec. 4 ANNA ALEXANDER, General Course, Distril-. .2 -I d. Club 4. ROBERT ALEXANDER, General Course. JACK ANDERSON, General Course, Torch Czul., lri-Y, Chemistry Club, Glee Club. LOUIS ANON, College Preparatory, Hi-Y 3-4, Debate Team 3-4, Scholarship Team 3. KELLEY ARCHER, College Preparatory, Band 1-2-3-4, Debate Team 3-4, Class Pres. 3-4. DANA ARCHIBALD, Science, Drama Club, Girl Reserves 2-3-4, National Thespians. AGNES ARCHISHEWSKY, General Course, Girl Reserves 1, General Science Club. ROBERT ARNOLD, General Course, Band 1-2-3-4. Orchestra 4, Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. CHARLES AXELROD, College Preparatory, Scholarship Team 1-2-3, Debate Team 4, Hi-Y 3-4. n dug ' VIOLA BAKOSH, Commercial Coutse, Girl lan- rw.: Bififljthma Club 3-4, Distributive Ed. Club. RICHARD BANIG, General Cf -' -, Football 1, I nk-.zball 1, Glee Club 1. EDWARD BANNAN, General rse, Hi-Y 4. E J LOUISE BARKER, General Cc irse, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Operetta 1 CARL BARNES, General Course, Glee Club 1-2. ROBERT BARNHART, College Preparatory Course. DOROTHA JEAN BASS, Commercial Course, Pianist for Glee Club, Commercial Club 4, Scholarship-gTeam. OLGA BATTISTELLIE Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-4, G.A.A. 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4. ELEIA BATTISTONE, General Course, 'Girl Reserves 1-4, Distributive Ed. Club, Basket- ball 3. ' JANE BERNARD1, Commercial Course, Latin Club 2. JACK BEVERIDGE, College Preparatory Course, Basketball, Chemistry Club, Hi-Y 3-4. EDWARD BIOARSKI, Commercial Course, Distributive Ed. Club, Band. ' JUNE BONAR, Home EC. Course, Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Distributive Ed. Club. SAMUEL BORCOVER, College Preparatory, urse, Basketball, Chemistry Club, Hi-YU3-4 JESSIE MAE BOSTON, General Coursefh A .I PAUL BOVENIZER, College Preparatory Course, French Club, Chemistry Club, Hi-Y 3-4 fVice Presidentj. ' MARIE BOYD, Commercial Course, Glee Club 1-2-5--4, Operetta 1, Chapel Program 1-2-3 DONALD BRAUN, General Course, Torch Club, Jr. Hi-Y, Hi-Y 3-4. J ES BREHM, General Course. i BRINKER, General Course. I BRONCHIK, Industrial Arts Course. FRANK BROWN, General Course. Q s DOROTHY BRYANT, Commercial Course, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Girl Reserves Distributive Ed. Club. it ' JOSEPH BUDREVICH, General Course. A 4 DALE BUMGARDNER, General Course, Football 1-2-3-4 Track 3-4. ROBERT BURDA, Industrial Arts Course. CLARENCE BURKHART, General Course. CARL BUSCH, JR., College Preparatory Course, Jr. Hi-Y, Drama Club, Hi-Y 3-4. , T . , -.,,.1.,- ... in .71 5: -I, I lg .L f --.A A ,.'-. 1 - -. . .v. -.- 3 I 7 Ai 16 5311... A 4 -If .: at A- l -.. - mi -.m.J.21i -.. ff- 1:.......v.aM-I-.. . ' ' ' The Seniors swing along in 'fha E-rszezy '4llff 'Ula A M I 4. Q '7 'buf Pxx 5 A 'Q M A -. 1. . 3 .P-.-1.-,.,,.,,1,,g,1.4? OLLIE BUSKIRK, General Course. MITCHELL CETORELLI, General Course, Glee Club, Chapel Programs 1-2-3. EDWARD CHIRIK, General Course. LU ANN CHIRPAS, General Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Distributive Ed. Club 4. HELEN CINDRICH, Commercial Course. JAMES CIROLI, College Preparatory Course. NORMA CLARK, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves, 1-2-3-4, Chemistry Club 3. FLORENCE CLENDENIN, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Chemistry Club 3. DOLOREs CLIFFORD, Commercial Course, Commercial Club 4, G.A.A. 3, Basketball 2. DORIS CLIFFORD, Home Economics Course, Glee Club 1-2, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Home Economics Club 2-3-4. JENNIE COCCO, General Course, Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves, Distributive Ed. Club. JAMES COCHRAN, College Preparatory Course, Band 2-3, Hi-Y 3-4, Drama Club 4. FRANK COGGINS General Course, Hi-Y 3-4, Track Team, Glee Club 2. - LELA BELLE COLLINS, General Course, Home Economics Club 3, Debate Club 3, History Club 4. JAMES COPE, College Preparatory Course, Chemistry Club 3, Drama Club 4, National Thespians 4. BEATRICE CORBY, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Red and Black Staff , 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4. MARGARET COUTZ, General Course. GEORGE COWEN, College Preparatory Course, Football 1, Hi-Y, Torch Club 1. MAR JORIE CREAMER, College Preparatory Course, Latin Club 2, Girl Llc-serves 2-3-4, Devotional Chairman. MILDRED CREAMER, College Preparatory Course, Latin Club 2, Girl Reserves 2-3-4. PEGGY CRIPPEN, General Course, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Distributive Ed. Club. GEORGE CRISS, General Course, Glee Club 1, Torch Club 1, General .Science Club. MARIE CRONIN, College Preparatory Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Chemistry Club, French Club. JAMES CROUSE, College Preparatory Course, Band 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4. VIRGIL CROZIER, Industrial Arts Course, Football 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1. ALBERT CRUMP, General Course. HELEN CURTIS, College Preparatory Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Drama Club 3-4, Movie Club 2. GORDON DANFORD, General Course. BETTY DAY, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-4, Commercial Club 4, Distributive Ed. Club 4. XWILLIAM DECKER, General Course, Basketball 1-2, Football 1, Torch Club 1. ADAM DE FELICE, General Course, Basketball 1-2, Football 1, Torch Club 1. EMMA DE JOHN, General Course, Girl Reserves 1-3, Home Economics Club, Com- mercial Club. SOPHIE DE MARCO, Commercial Course, Drama Club 3-4, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4. MARTHA DESTIFANES, General Course, General Science Club 1, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Home Economics Club 1. JOSEPH DIDISSE, Industrial Arts Course. CONSTANCE DI PIETRO, Commercial Course, Movie Club 2, Home Economics 3, Commercial Club 4. - DOROTHY DIXON, College Preparatory Course, Chemistry Club 3, Drama Club 4, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4. - THURMAN DOTY, General Course. n V 18 . niziizligg.-get Q1 afmosphere of +he modern iiHerbug wi'rh H ,J ,Q Ilf- 'SQ 36' aww A-xx Q 'Ure V Fw yi. sy. . ,I 'lf I I- . ,... -' rfev-wwwuggvnwfmmp' vw Il .WZ-'I DRIVER, College Preparatory Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3, Latin Club, Travel Club. LEP' Oy DRUMMOND, English Science Course. - LDOPOTHY DUFF, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3, Glee Club 1. I 3 i 1 E. l r i -ft -' -- . .. .. --dI...t..4ibIi.u. BETTY DUNAWAY, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3, Commercial Club, Movie A Club 2-3. OTIS DUNFEE, General Course, Football Manager, 1-2-3-4, Sr. Hi-Y 3-4, Basketball Manager 2. KAT1-IRYN DURANT, General Course, Girl Reserves 2-3-4, Drama Club 3, Distributive Ed. Club 4. MELVIN DUTCI-IER, Industrial Arts Course. KATI-IRYN DUVALL, General Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Movie Club 2-4, Drama Club 5. FORREST EIKLEBERRY, General Course. D WILBUR ELLINGER, College Preparatory Course, Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4, Hi-Y 3-fl. EDWARD EMERY, Commercial Course. JUNE FANKI-IAUSER, College Preparatory Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Drama Club 3-4. 4 JENNIE FILL, Commercial Course, General Science Club, Office Staff. FRANK FORNIA, Commercial Course, History Club 4, Distributive Ed. Club 4, Scholar- ship Team 3. DOROTHY Fox,, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Commercial Club 4, Office Staff 4. NATHAN FREEMAN, Industrial Arts Course. LOWELL FRY, General Course, Aviation Club fLinslyJ 1, Hi-Y 3-4, Chemistry Club 3. JAMES FULTON, Industrial Arts Course. ALPHONSE GALLUCCI, College Preparatory Course, Band 1-2-3, Drama Club 3-4, Hi-Y 3-4. JUNE GIFFIN, General Course, Travel Club 3. MARY LOUISE GIFFIN, College Preparatory Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3, Drama Club 3, Glee Club 1-2. JOSEPH GILL, Industrial Arts Course, Track 1-2-3-4, Football 3, Basketball 1-2. ALBERT GIVENS, Commercial Course, Distributive Ed. Club. EVERETT GIVENS, General Course, Glee Club 1. EILEEN GOLDSMITH, Commercial Course, Secretary of Home Ec. Club 2, Pres. Home Ec. Club 3, Commercial Club 4. SALATHIEL GOODSON, General Course, Track, Football, Selital Staff. JOHN GRAY, General Course, Glee Club 4, History Club 4. LUKE GRAY, General Course. JACK GREENVUOOD, General Course, Glee Club 1. ALBERT HABENICIIT, General Course. ANNA HALL, General Course, Girl Reserves 1-2, Chapel Program 2. JIMMIE HANS, General Course, Football 3, Basketball 1, Track 3. ' ROBERT HATI-IAWAY, College Preparatory Course, Sr. Hi-Y 3-4, Band 135273-4, Orch. 3-4. ALFRED HAVELKA, Industrial Arts Course, Football 2-3-4. ' 3 BOBBY HEIL, General Course, Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4,,,Tennis Team 1-2-3-4. VIRGINIA HEIL, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-4, Club 4, Social M Chairman of Distributive Ed. Club 4. DOROTHA HENDERSI-IOT, College Preparatory Course. HELEN HENDERSI-IOT, Girl Reserves 1-2-4, Commercial Club. zo 'rheir Flai' Fooi' Floogies, Chop, chop, Q' ai 1 ' , 3 ...Q Am 1 .Sf m,1.gv'-- ,, ,- 3 s Q A, x 5 v I -s Hg Q f.fg ' QW- Q L:-i f Q, man ' ' ' MATH' f 1 5t:ll1!Ill!rwr -'r1:nr'fsf1vr1 '- '-'--vvr HELEN HENRY, Commercial Course, Glee Club 1, General Science Club 1. ELOISE HEPEURN, General Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-5, Home Ec. Club 4. GEORGE HESs, Industrial Arts Course. AMANDA HINES, General Course, Home Economics Club 2. ETTA LOUISE HOCHSTRASSER, Home Ec. Course, Girl Reserves 2-3, Distributive Ed. Club 4, General Science Club 2-3. LOUIS HORVATH, General Course. MILDRED HOSKINSON, General Course, Girl Reserves 1-3, Commercial Club 4. BARBARA HOUSTON, College Preparatory Course, Cheerleader 2-3-4, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, National Thespians 4. E HOWELL, General Course. Up.,-4-1 PHINE IANNARELLI, Commercial Course, Pres. Distributive Ed. Club, Sec. Senior Class, Scholarship Team. DON JACKSON, General Course, Band 1-2-3, Glee Club 1-3, Distributive Ed. Club. ALICE JANE JOHNSON, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Movie Club 3, Com- mercial Club 4. BETTY JANE JOHNSON, General Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-4, General Science Club 1, Distributive Ed. Club 4. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Industrial Art Course, Jr. Hi-Y 2. - ETTA JOHNSTON, General Course, Distributive Ed. Club 4. ESTELLA JO-NES, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Commercial Club 4, Distributive Ed. Club. CHARLES KAHL, General Course, Football 4, Track 3, Basketball 2. VIRGINIA KASPROSKI, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1, Movie Club, Commercial Club 4. EDWIN KENNEDY, General Course, Chemistry Culb 3, Hi-Y 2. MARGARET KEYSER, General Course, History Club, Glee Club 2-3-4, Girl Reserves ' 1-2-3-4. JEBB KIRKLAND, College Preparatory Course, Football 1-2-3-4, Track Manager 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 4. MARIE KOCHER, General Course, Glee Club 2, Chapel 2, Distributive Ed. Club 4. DOROTHY KOHER, General Course, Distributive Ed. Club 4, Home Ec. 4, Movie Club 2. WILLIAM KOHER, General Course. CECELIA KOLODZIEJ, General Course, Distributive Ed. Club. CARL KOONCE, General Course. I MARTHA KORYDA, General Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, G.A.A. 3-4. AGNES KRAPA, Commercial Course, Office. DOROTHY KRNYAICH, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 2-3-4, Commercial Club 4, Distributive Ed. Club. EMIL KRSUL, Industrial Art Course. 'J BETTY LEIFEER, Commercial Course, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Red 8: Black Staff 3-4. GRIER LEACH, College Preparatory Course, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Red 8: Black Staff 3-4. PAULINE LESHO, Commercial Course, Commercial Club 4. CHARLES LINCH, College Preparatory Course, Football and Track Manager Hi-Y Pres., French Club. ADRIENNE LONG, Commercial Course, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Com- mercial Club 4. BETTY JANE LONG, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 2, Distributive Ed. Club 4. JOSEPH MALLEY, General Course, Football 4, Basketball 4. EDWARD MARKLE, General Course, Sr.. Hi-Y 4, Football 4. 22 -..G , . ......., yr. ,,.,.-.....r. mfr! chops, and crazy rhyfhms buf in spiie of QW :xg . ' sa. Azz? X .Q Ji 'Hn Y' ! ,nk .. fir- 7 ,M Sk ' nf f A .., I . , . , K., .ri QQ'- , .1 A 'dv WV, - ,- uf. ze. I cob - I m-vw' .. 49,111-1-I-I I-I-V ARTHUR MARLING, General Course, Band 1-2, Glee Club 1-2, Torch Club 1. ANDREW MARTIN, General Course, Distributive Ed. Club 4. . NORINA MARZOCCI-II, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Distributive Ed. Club, Sec.-Treas. Commercial Club. - ITALO MATTOZZI, General Course, Glee Club. BETTY JANE MCCLELLAND, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves, Latin Club. KENNETH MCFADDEN, General Course. LILLIAN MEDER, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Band 2-3-4, Scholarship Team. ESTHER MERRITT, General Course, General Science Club 1, Girl Reserves 1-4, Dis- tributive Ed. Club. ANNE MESICH, Commercial Course, Latin Club 2, Travel Club 3, Office 4. JOHN MIHAL, Commercial Course, Commercial Club 4. u ELIZABETH MILANI, General Course. MILLARD MILLER General Course. WILBERT MINER Commercial Course IRENE MLYNEK Commercial Course MARIE MOHARA Commercial Course Latin Club 2 Travel Club 3 Office 4 LOUIS MOLLI College Preparatory Course Basketball 1 2 3 4 Tennis Team Captain 1 2 3 4 Sr H1 Y SARAH LOUISE MONTGOMERY College Preparatory Course Girl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 TOM MOORE College Preparatory Course Football 1 2 3 4 HI Y Treas Track 1 2 3 4 VIVIAN MOYERS Commercial Course Girl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Commercial Club 4 G A A JOSEPH MUKLEVICZ Gen ral Course MARY MUN JAS Commercial Course Girl Reserves 4 Commercial Club President Distrrbutive Ed Club JOAN MYRIO Commercial Course Girl Reserves l 2 3 4 G A A Drstrrbutrve Ed Club 4 DOROTHY MARIE NEFF College Preparatory Course Girl Reserves 1 2 3 4 QPubl1cIty Chairman, Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Drama Club 4 GEORGE NEFF G neral Course Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 FREDERICK N LsON College Preparatory Course Camera Club 3 MICHAEL NEY General Course TOM NOICE Commercial Course Band 1 2 3 4 Hr Y 4 Sophomore Class President. FRANK NOVAK General Course Track 1 2 3 4 Hr Y 2 LOUIS OBIJENSKI General Course Football 1 2 3 4 ANDY OSCHACK General Course ROSE PACIFICO Commercial Course Drama Club 3 Distributrve Ed Club 4 SOPHIE PAPICH Commercial Course Girl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Commercial Club 4 HOWARD PARKER Industrial Art Course Football 1 C1-IARLEs PAssMORE Commercial Course Glee Club 1 KEITH PASSMORE College Preparatory Course Hr Y Chemistry Club Track GORDON PATTERSON College Preparatory Course DAINIEI PAUL Industrial Art Course Band 1 2 MARE PERTICAN Commercial Course Latin Club 2 Distrrbutive Ed Club 4 Com- mercial Club 4 l .sn I . , . 5- ' , . ' V 1 1 1 1 1 I s ' ' ' s - - - , 4 ' u ,H I 1 ' ' ' 1 , . ' ' ' 1 ' ' - ' ' . ' 1 ,pp , , ' ' , ' ., ' ' ' . , , .- le - 1 a ' ' ' 1 1 ' ' ' . ,IO L. 1 ' e . fy . , I il r ' I 1 1 I 1 . . . 1 1 I ' ' ' 2 ' ' '1 ' ..e 5 -- 1 1 ' ' ' 1 A I .1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' P . . , - , , , f - I ' 9 1 ' A 4. Y: . X ,Y . L. , , . .X ' 5 : I - , fr - . . - - I I 1 1 1 J' i '3. ' ' f :Y 'q ' ' ' ' . ' I .h , f 1 1 ,I I . , I - - - , Q .3 Z J . , E T, i 1 1' J 1 1 - ' 3 Q I 1 ' ' ' 1 - 'Z ' r' ,Q 1 1 - S 1 1 P 5 es. . V . J J-V 1 1 ' 1 1 O' Q .' 5 . , . . . f , g 1 , , . I . . . . . I . I I 1 1 4 1 - 1 iii. .sv ' 3?-.. . ' , -. ' i 1 -1 P 24 , J 7. ' T , A 'J 1 5. A . 4. ,H '-.-. -.ext 1 .tri I f ,M ' '- -. r. ff - ,W 1 A . -. ' f' , . wma.- ' f 1,--mpln. t . - all +l1is, +l1ese curious crealures will war Qu Q' 'lffx . an if Q9 fl, gsm an If ma' 235' JOAN PERTL, College Preparatory Course, Girl Reserves 1-3-4, Beljuan Staff 4. RICHARD PHILLIPS, General Course, Hi-Y 5-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4. ERNEST POE, Industrial Art Course. FRANK POLIVKA, Industrial Art Course, History Club 4. JOHN POLLOCK, General Course. CHARLES PORTER, Industrial Art Course. MYRA GENE PORTER, Commercial Course, Glee Club 2, Girl Reserves 4, Commercial Club 4. ISAAC PRICE, General Course, Jr. Hi-Y, Sr. I-Ii-Y Pres., Chemistry Club 4. JAMES PROTIVA, Industrial Art Course, Track 1-2. GEORGE PUMPA, General Course, Football 2-3-4. GRACE MARIE RAMSAY, College Preparatory Course, Movie Club 3, French Club 4, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4. HOWARD RAMSAY, Industrial Art Course. BOB RAUSCHER, General Course, Football 1-2-5-4. CHARLES REESE, Commercial Course, Pres. Jr. Hi-Y, Tennis Club, Hi-Y. IRENE REHOR, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Commercial Club 4, Dis- tributive Ed. Club. FLORENCE REINBOLT, College Preparatory Course, Girl Reserves, Treas. Drama Club 4, Scholarship Team I-2-3. I VIRGINIA RELINE, General Course, Basketball 1, Glee Club, Girl Reserves. CHARLES RIDDEL, Industrial Art Course. DAVID RIFE, College Preparatory Course, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Chemistry Club 3-4, Class Vice- President 4. WOODROW RIFFLE, G-eneral Course. GENE RISLER, College Preparatory Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Drama Club, Treas. Girl Reserves Inter-club Council Rep. 4. MCCLELLAN ROBINSON, College Preparatory Course, Hi-Y, Football 1-2-3-4, Basket- ball 1-2-3-4. VIRGINIA ROWSON, Commercial Course, Glee Club 1, Commercial Club 4, Distributive Ed. Club 4. CLYDE RUTTER, General Course, Cheerleader 2-3-4, Track 3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4. FRANK SADLOWSKI General Course, Football 2-3-4. KATHLEEN SAFFELL, General Course, Girl Reserves 3. CRYSTAL SAITER, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3, Glee Club 1-2-3-4. FRANK SCELINA, General Course. HERBERT SCHILLER, Industrial Art Course. FRANKLIN SCHLANZ, English .Science Course, Chemistry Club 3, French Club 4. PAULINE SCHLANZ, College Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Commercial Club. LOIS SCHOMMER, Commercial Course, Pres. Girl Reserves, Drama Club 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4. DORIS SCHRAMM, Commercial Course, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Vice-Pres. Girl Reserves, Drama Club. NORMA SCOTT, Commercial Course, General Science Club 1, Commercial Club 4. THOMAS SCOTT, General Course. JACK SECHREST, General Course, Football 2-3. ROBERT SECONTINE, College Preparatory Course. HARRY SELLS, General Course. ROBERT SCHACKELFORD, General Course. EDGAR SHALLCROSS, Commercial Course. 26 seH'le down +o a quie+,' normal exisfence 1 ,S YQ 9' U1 HQQ W 'G' 2 'ww m ,Q 3 ,S -La, N ' if 1' Al I r -I .. fl 1 ' 'w!z ' Fly - - I- WILLIAM SI-IUBAT, General Course. gin ali-,QJVIARY SIMS, College Preparatory Course, Girl Reserves 1-4. P RUDOLPH SLADICK, General Course. EVELYN SLANC, General Course, General Science Club 1, Girl Reserves 1. I MYRA SMITLH, General Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Movie Club 3-4, Distributive Ed. Clu 4. l BERTRAM SNEDEKER, General Course, Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 3-4. CATHERINE SOLONIKA, Commercial Course, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves 1-2, Social Science Club. EVERETT SOMERVILLE, Commercial Course, jr. Hi-Y 2, Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4. FRANK SOWINSKI, General Course. DORA K. SPANNER, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, General Science Club, Distributive Ed. Club 4. BETTY JANE STEWART, Home Economics Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-5-4, Home Etc. Club, Distributive Ed. Club 4. ,, GERALDINE STOVALL, Commercial Course, Glee Club 1-2, Girl Reserves 1. . ALBERT STUBENROD, Industrial Art Course, Glee Club 1-2. A HELEN STUBENROD, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-2, History Club, Secretary 4. 3- CLARENCE SWISHER, General Course, Band 1-2, Orchestra 1. i ri BETTY TALBOTT, Commercial Course. MARY TAYLOR, College Preparatory Course, Latin Club, Secretary 2, Girl Reserves 2-3-4. French Club 4. MARY THARP, Commercial Course, Commercial Club 4, Distributive Ed. Club 4, Girl if A Reserves 1-2-5-4. HOWARD THORNTON, Industrial Art Course, Basketball 1-2, History Club 4. fdjn JOSEPI-I T OMLAN, Industrial Art Course. 7 DOMENICK TUCCIO, Industrial Art Course, History Club 4. 5 LOUISE TURNER, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Movie Club 2-3, Com- ' -V mercial Club 4. f BETTY VAUGHAN, General Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Drama Club 3-4, Glee Club 1. MILLIO VINGIA, General Course, Football 1-2-3-4. ARTHUR VINKA, Industrial Art Course, Sr. Hi-Y. ' I f ROBERT LEE VOGT, General Course. be fi .GILDA YOLRINI, Commercial Course, Social Science Club 1, Girl Reserves 3, Dis- y f Ifyf tributive Ed. Club 4. Q TONY VAVRA, Commercial Course, Football 3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4. ff ISAIAH WADE, General Course, Track 1-2-3-4. DORIS EILEEN WALLACE, College Preparatory Course, French Club 4. y BETTY LOU WEBER, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-4, Distributive Ed. Club, History Club 4. 9 ROBERT WEIDE, College Preparatory Course, Band 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2, jr. Hi-Y 2. fl' ARTHUR WIENEKE, General Course. A, DOROTHY WILLISON, General Course, Basketball 2, Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Distributive - Ed. Club 4. LLOYD WISE, Industrial Art Course. fi HELEN ANN WOLFE, Commercial Course, Girl Reserves 1-2-4, Distributive Ed. Club, Scholarship Team 3. ROBERT WYATT, General Course, Distributive Ed. Club, Football 1-2, Basketball 1-2. is MIKE YAVELIK, Commercial Course. Q V FRANCES YOHO, College Preparatory Course, 'Girl Reserves 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-4, ff, Concert Band 1-2-3-4. D RUDOLPH ZADDELL, General Course, Sr. Hi-Y. -- A ,A P 28 ,,, and some day emerge as virfual bell ringers. '-WN Xb ' 1 0 0 JW 11 ,W J U N I O R S Siringing along a few sfeps behind 'these syncopaied Row 1-B. Adamok, M. Adams, D, Albaugh, A. Andrews. F. Angus. J. Asher, L. Apiee-lla Ault, M. Baker, M. Bakosh. Row 2-B. Baldi, E. Banfield, J, Banfield, E. Bardwll, J. Barclwil, H. Barnett. R. Baron-h Bell, E. Belt, F. Belt. Row 3-G. Benedetta. M. Benson, M. Berry, R. Beveridge, H. Biggs, A. Bolka, M. Bonfini Booth. Row 44A. llorscli, E. Boughner, H. liowen, C. Brake, C. Ilrandon, T. I3l'CSig'0!', Briggs, B. Brinker. Row 5-C. Brinker, G. Briscoe, ll. Brooks, D. Brown, H. Brown, H. Brown, M. Brown Bruno, S. I-kumbak, O. Bumg'ardn0r. Row 6-G. Burda, H. Burgy, ll. Butler, H. Campbell, L, Caretti, O. Carra, M. Carson, Case, S, Cherry, A. Childers. Row 7-L. Cicogna, J. Civin. R. Clark, J. Conklin, A. Coss, J. Coulter, B. Covey tlozzali, V. l'l'llVVf0I'd', J. Creamer. How X 4G. Crouse, I. Cummins, E. Currie, S. D'Accione, T. Dahar, M. Davis, II. Dean Delilusis, lf. lX'leCoy, IG. Delh-lice. Row El--lVI. Del1'elice. N. DeFrunk, G. De-lL'otto, J. Delmonte, I, DeI.o.ng', D. DeLorett:1 Demkowicz L. DeNard0, D. DePa0le, Y. Dc-Vendra. 50 JUNIORS Seniors come +he Juniors, +heir s+eps a bii' awkward Row 1313. Dickens, A. D'1nnoeenzo. R. D'l.nnoeenzo, C. De l'ietro, C. Dorff, J. Dossie M. Drahos, M. Duda, E. Duga, .l'. Dunfee. Row 2-VV. Dunfee. R. Duvall, J. Dydek, G. Eikleherry, H. Emery, H. Errington ll. Faykus. D. Fenton, L. Ferrante, J. Fisher. Row 3-P M. Forbes, li. Foster, J. Fowkes, A. Frantz, B. Freeman, A. Gallueei, R. Gatti H. Gs-.iitili-. Row I--Y. Germania, Ii. f1i8.Il2lI1g'f'll, J. Gibbons, D. Giffin. E. Giffin, J. Giffin. J. Givens I.. Goldsmith. Row 5-J. Gray, D, Hall, J. Hall, R. Hammond. U. Harding. M, Harlan, V. Harper D. Hartley, E. Hartley, J. Haught. Row 6--F. Haydin, V. Heil, A. Hein, M. Hemlershot, H. Hennvssey, L. Hess, J. Hill Z. Hinklv. H. Hoskinson. H. Howell. llow 7--M. Hrcllicka. IG. Hughes, .I. Hurd, J. Ingram, L. Japruvki, D. Jeffrey, R. Jeffries. XV. Jr-well, ll. Johnson. How 8-B. Johnson, E. Johnson, E. Johnson, li. Johnston, VV. Jones, H. Jordick, I. Kalan, M. Kaldor, C. Kelley, J. Kelley. Row 9-E. Kelley, A. Keyser, J. Keyser, A. Kiefer, J. Kigerl, J. Kimbro, G. Kinder E. Kinney. E. Kisty, VV. Klempa. 31 v 1 J U N l 0 R S buf anol'l1er year of molding will no doubi give S. I3 .l. J. l . A D J. B il .1 ' Row 1-B. Knuth, S. Kolodziez, B. A. Kouvola, H. Krapa, E. Kratz, B. Kruger La Roche, D. Lavender, F. Leo. liow 2-A. lmwis, 141. Lewis, B. ldttlvtun, M. Lof'or'o, B. Long. Ii. hongr, J. llovc-loss l.11c'us. S. Mapristro, E, Mui'imu'ui. ltuw 3-G. Marklin, .l. Marlin. U. Marshall. S. Martin, U. Marx, VV. Marx. S. M:u'mill1l Muxiun. Row 4-E, M. lwlc-Cabo. E. Mcillain, W. McClain, H. Mciflollurirl, .I. McCloud, D. McCoy McMahon, H. Merryman. 5-H. J. Millvr, D. Molina, J, Morgan, M. Morris, L. Morrison, E. J. Nardo C Nvff, B. Nelson, A.NPthiI1,Lt. .6-LE. Nc-Wharf.. J. Nimo. J. Nolan. U. Nornlvn. .l. Norden. J. Nosal, W, O'Gra1ly Row Narflo linw Olvxa, V. Olivvr. 770. Orlich, K. Palian, .I, I.. Pappano, E. Purkvr, H. llzmkvr, li. Parkcitx B. Patch Now Patterson, I. Paul. F . Paul:-wno. Row 8fM. Puunlite, J. Peddicord, A. Pvrzanowski, J, Ijl1Sf0ll2l, F. Potluck. L. Phillips Pitman, W. Pitts. E. Planuy, B. Porter. Row 9-J. Prosser, S. N. Purinton, C. Pylos, M. M. 'y vs, . ' pa' , 1. ' ,. .. ,, liimlvl, G. liisrlon, B. Robinson. N P l D lm ni F' lmnsav F IL1-onli 32 UNIORS them the smoothness +ha+ characterizes +he Seniors. Q 4' I -5 I ' Af., -.-. , , ,J ir, - D , D l Row 1-J. Rotilio, L. Rmtilio, V.'Rude, E. Sahiifsky, Saffield, N. Santavlcca, R. Slu'oc'k1-y. E. Schiller, H. Schlic-Cher, J. Schrumm. Row 2-B, Scohrvst. W. Se-nvk, .l. Serafin, V. She-rluck. M. Sherman, B, Schrader Il. Siemiauowski, C. Sims. J. Sirianni, D. Sitran. Row 3-J. Smith, A. Snider, M. Snively, R. Snively, M. Spring, E. Stanek, E, St. John J. Stolz. Row 4-R. Stovall, M. Stullenhurgrer, B. Swisher, C. Swisher, M. Taylione, E. Teasdale E. Teeman, B. Templin. Row 5-H, Tharp, E. Thomas, S. Thompson, G. Todorof, G, Totka, V, Unterzuber .I. Yalloric. C. Varcalla, M. Vasc-k, M. Vavrak, Row 6-R. Volpino, M. Wagner. M. Warnock, W. Warnock, L. Warren, M. Weeks B. Wharton, G. White, B. Williams, M. Williams. Row 7-C. VVilliamson, G. Wright, L. Wright, R. Wright, R. Wysokoski, A. Yoblonski A. Yucca. A. Yonyon, J. Zaccagnini, W. Zalesny. 55 1 1 1 SOPI-IGMORES The Sophomores-now comes +he time when fhese dormani' creatures open Row 1-J. Adkins, Af Albert, D. Alexander, G. Alexander, J. Alexa.nd'er', li. Alexander, A. Alexander, L. Amici, R. Andrews, V. Andrews, J. Barnes, H. Barthlow, M. Battistelli, ll. Battistone. Row 2-B. Bays, E. Becker, D. Belt, L. Benson, B. Beuter, H. Bires, J. lllankley, L. Bogetich, R. Bonar, H. Borsch, M. Boskovich, 1. Bosley, K. Boswell, J. Bowen. Row BGB. Boyles, W. Boyles, K. Braun, L. Brinker, B. Bruny, R. Buchanan, L. llumgardner, A. Calvarase, J. Camsky, D. Carman. Row 4-T. Carson, M. Cassidy, R. Cavicchia, L. Cetorelli, V. Cetorelli, S. Chirpus, P. Cindrich, E. Ciroli, R. Cizeski, B. Clark. Row 5-R. Clegg, B. Closser, B. Collins. R. Conaway, P. Cooper, O. Copeland, P. Corapi .l. Corbett, M. Corbett, G. Costanzo. Row 6-B. Coulter, N. Covert, J. Covey, 1. Cozzali, D. Crow, S, Crowe, G, Crumbley, C llnnningxham, K .Dawson, D. Davis, W. Day. J, Del Cotto, lt, Del Cotto, M. Demkowicz. Row 7-J. De Narflo, M. Destifanes, G. Devaul, 'J. Devaul, .l. De Bar-oo, A. Didisse, S. Dietrich, J. Di Paolo, ll. Di Paolo, T. Di Pietro, M. Dobbins, M. Douthitt, S. Drznski, Row 840. Dunfee, R. Dunfee, G. Durant, R. Dutcher, L. Eddy, R. English, E. Evans V. Evans, E. Fana, N. Fanti, L. Favish, M. Feller, B. Ferri. Row ll-D. Fitch, W. Fitch, M. Florek, B. Foley, B. Frantz, B. Fred, E. Frizzi, V. Fry R. Frve, R. Gardner, G. Garloch, R. Garloch, C. Getrost, F. Giancola. Row 10-Li. Giannangeli, B. Gibbons, B. Gilbert, B. Givens, V. Givens, lVl. Goldsmith, l'. Gooflson, M. Gorshe, N. Graham, B. Graham, E. Gray, J. Green, R. Green, H. Greenlee. 34 a I I w I mf' SCPI-lOMORESfl fheir eyes and ears +0 Hue queer goings-on of +he slap-ha igh school How 141 ureunvvood, D. l-laI'1wl', XY. lfzlrtlvy. M. ll. Heil. H. Hon-listrassl-1', K. Hoc-hst Row 3YV, Hughes, M. ll. Johnson. G. Johnson, C. How -I-M. Jones, H. Kazmirski, U. Kennedy. J. How Kinder, 'IL M. G11-g'o1'iv, C. Groves, J. Hamiltonh VV. Hammond, A. Hannan, Hays. .l. Ha-arlley, D. Heatherington, IG, Ha-atlivrington, E. Heil, D. Hepburn, E. Hvpo. Ii. Hess, H, 1-iivkman, I.. Hines, A. Hobbs. How 2-M. Hvndershot, rzxsser, 11. Homko, M. Hurvath, T. Hotloss, W. Howell, E. Hudock laglmemma, G. Irwin, J. Jackson, E. Jagucki, J. Jewell, M. .Jewell Jones. Jones, G. Jordick, li. Kahl, S. Kapner, NV. Kapucinski, J K4-yser, D. Kimes. Kinllle. IB. Kimimoncl, M. King., NV. Kirkland, I.. Kiwaczyk, I'. Knox, Kll-0. IB. Kluh. T. Knox. VV. How 64-NV. Koby, li. Koch, l'. Kohor, M. Koller, H. Kovaly, R. Krieger, D. Krugzer, '. Lappert, R. Luavh. J. Lewis, C. Libcratore, M. Mahacek, Row TAS. Marlin. H. Marta, E, Martin, J. Mattozzi, B. Matz, C. McGee, J. McGhee, M. Kruger, EL Lagowski, L T. McGilton, .I. McKelvey, H. McMa.hon. F. McMahon, R. McMillen, S. MCVey, T. Meister. Row X-E. Miller. H. Miller, J. Miller, F. Mi.n,2'r0ni, K. Misczak, J. Mobley, 1'. Molesky, C. Moore, J. Moore, M. Morrill. I. Moulton, E. Moyers, S. Muklewicz, P. Munjas. How HAIL Myers, J. Mylvr, D. Myrio, S. Myzk, I. Nardo, B. Neal, E. Nelson, Il. Nl-whart. R. Ney, J. Norden, IS. Oberle. I. Oliver. I-3. Pacifico, A. Valian. Row I0fM. Parker, R. J. Phillips. M. Piutt, 4'. 1'l0fl'Z2lk. S. Pinsky. F. lhlkihllfkl., Ii. Plans-y, G, Plesko. Patterson, E, Paul, E. Paul, R. Perfetti, A. Pertican, D. Phillips 35 S 0 P H 0 M O R E S whirl. Their 'Firs+ aiiempis slighily resemble ihe aniics of a young coli' V Q1?,r. 1- X 0 L 49 . , H , r Q lfdgg FWZ Lg if -3 kryh A B ,, . . , ' Q, , Q ' ,, of aw , '. Jw nf , , V, 5 V H -fx JV F V 54. .M ,. , ' K X H My Q ., ,X . , I' I Q 6 1 -L 4 I my .- 4 V In Ts, , 37 WS. 7- M4 . fl if 'I ,L. f - ' f 'V 3 . - ' I 'I H , ,ff 4 , ,ii 2 . if A . 4 A .4 ,Q A lv it V ,QNX . gy f V if 3- 1 bi. ' 'krg i ' .2 V.. , . , , . A L iw wma v kg: Q-g n., X br' i . A ,. 4 . -. asm ' fb ' V in ji,-Q .,,r :', 5 'fi F' W J , 2. -. -I .. , , , ZZ - i . uf-nf 4 f f- wgirr ' V -' 'W --L, . ' 4' , V Row 1-E, Porch, B. Po sleclni, G. Price, N. Proietti, A. Racki, H, Raclevvee, V. Ragni. Row 2-G. Ramsay, ll. Ramsay, M. Rankin, P. Rankin, L, Renzi, M. Respole, M. Rifv. S. Riley. ' ROW 3-H. Risler, E. Robb, C. Robinson, H. Robinson, C. Robson, l.. Robson, H. Rusciolelli, M. Sulmatino. Row 4-J. Sankovich, N. Shrookey, B. Svott, D. Sechri-st. R. Seehrest, B. Shaffer. P. Shirretta, J. Shoplak. Row 5-R, Siclone, T. Shopper, A. Simko, A, Sims, W. Smith. M. Somerville, J. Spencer, S. Spirk. Row 6-C. Spoon, M. Spring, V. Springer, R. Sprowl, 0. Stark, E. Story, M. Stenilzx. R. Stephens, D. Stephens. Row 7-Z. Stevens, G. Stiflrl, S, Stolz. VV. Strahl. J. Strizak, R. Taylor, B. Tousflzili-, L. Tedeschi. Row 8-J. Thomas. L. Thomas, B. Timberlake, VV. Toothman, H. Tri,f.:',z', T. Tum-io, B. Turner, W. Tuttle. Row 9-B. Unterziilwr, B, Upporman, M. llpporman, A, Vzirunese, E. Vasoy, A. V1-ilo. J. Vinka, T. Volpini. Row 10-J. Wade, J. Wallace, M. Vifasko, E. Woekley, G, Wheeler, R. Whitehuir, V. Wiggins, P. Williams. Row ll-S. Witten, C. Workman. D. Vvorkmun, E. Vvorkman. M. Wrig'ht, FZ, Wysokoski, L, Yourkovich, A. Zaccagnini. Row 12-J. Zaccagnini, E. Zaccagnini, U, Zaoohini, A. Zalenski, C. Zrlonski, T. Zimmerman. i F R E S I-I M E N Ai' lasf-+l1e lowly Freshmen! Life is siill a vasi' mysiery +o ihese innoceni' Row 1-E. Adams, J. Adams, H. Adams, l.. Agin, A. All-xarideix L.. Amici, N. Anon. li. Arman, G. Arno, G. Arno, N, Asher, S. Astemborski, L. Ault, H. Azzi. Row Zili. llaclia, Ballia. l. llaker, VV. llall, .I. Ilanig, R. llannan, J. Barack, D. Barber, M. llarber, ll. llarkur, C. Hass. M. Hates, A. Tizxtistolli, Ruw 3fM. llelt, H. lleveridgxe, C. llishop, VV. Bishop, E. lllavkor, T. lluiarski, ll. llulus, M. llonfini, H. lloslvy, A. lloughnor. Row 4-M. Boziuk, J. l-Brandon. N. IV?vI'l'Si,Q'f'I', E. Drown, M. llrown, VV. Brown, M. I-llltas. M. Calingrf-1', M. Callahan, Q. Ualvarase. Row SQA. Carman, J. Casina, J. Cetinivh, I.. Chadlluck. D, Chambers, J. Cliilders, E. Clark, M. 'Clark N. mark, J. Clear. Row 6-.l. Clutter, D. l om-.hran, .l. Coliohio, F. Colvin, li. Conklin. D. Connelly, J. Un-pe, M. Corbett, R. Doss, D. Covert. G. Covey, Ii. Covc-y, L. Craig, R. Crowe. Row 7-B. Crozier, D, Crozier, A, Cunningham, D. Dailey, M. D'Allessandro, I. Darrah, B. Davis, D. Davis, M. Davis, D. Dawson, L. DeBlasis, L. DeBonis, T, DeFelice, V. DelGuzz0. Row 8-D. DeLong', H. DeLong, A. Delifecchio, A. DeMic'helo, T. Derdek, R. Devore, A. Dillacco, G. Diehl. V. Diehl, R. Dobbins, D. Domlirosia, A. Dossie, M. Dowler, R. Dow.ning'. Huw HXJ. Driver, J. DuBois, H. Du,2'a, J Dunfee, F. Dutcvhor, E. Ellis, L. Evans, C. Fabry, B. Farmer, A. Fay, P. Feclorovieh, E. Filigno, C, Fisher, C. Fleming. Row 10-AD. Fogle, H. Foster, IL Fowkes, I. Freeman, J. Gardiner. M. Gardner, G. Garloeh, M. Gatti, R. Gatti, D. Giannangeli, A. Givens, ll. Give-ns, f'. Glasgow, A. Goldsmith. 38 F R E S I-I M E N souls. They waver on fhe brink of childhood and +he revelalion of How 1--D. Goldsmith, A. Gooch, L. Good, C. Goodman. F. Graham, J. Gray, ll. Green- wood, H. Grigrloy, H. Grozdan, J. Haines, A. Halic-ky, E. I-larpm-1: K. 1-lasal, C. Haugzht. How 2-N. Heatlwringrton. H. Heil, F. Helms D. Henry, ll. Hess, L. Higgins, l'. Homer, J. Homic, S. Hopkins, P. Hopko, A. Howell, L. Howell, R. Hudock, W. Hudson. Row 3-J. Hurd, A. lannarclli, F. Jackson, H. .le-ffws, NV. Jeffries, M. Jenkins, R. Jewell, J. John, B. Johnson. Row 4-C. Johnson, E. Johnson, l'. Johnson, M. Jumps, IS. Kane, J. Kavinta, J. Kearns. K. Kelly. I. Keyser, ll. Kimes. Row 5+A Kinney, B. Klee, R. Klee, NV. Klee, l'. Kleyman, I. Knox, J. Koby, ll. Kom- purt. Il. Kopyar, C. Koryda.. Row 67A. Kosehki, H. Koshenka, l'. Kotm-ru. H. Kress, IJ. Krotky, C. Kruger, B. Kuntz. C. Lando, L. Lappert, J. Lavender. E. Lawn, G. Leiffer. G. Lelli, D. Lemley. How T-ll. Lennox, V. lwslio, M. ln-vin. M. Lewis, H. Lipperman, ll. Lisk, K. Liiston. IS. lfittleton. H. Litfll-ton. .I. Littleton, l'. I,-ittlm-ton. M. Lloyd, .I. hong, M. Love-less. liow 8-J. linens, M. Lupi. ll. Maffm-. G. lN1ug'nusxm-wski, G. Marling, .l. Martinski, ll. Master, M. lNlate-r,2'ia, l. Mutuss-k, L. Mayhugsgh, VV. McAllister, M. McCabe, N. lVICt'lain, D. MQCloud'. Row 9-C. McDonald, E. McFarland, C. McMahon, VV. McMillen, M. Meek, R. Merrit, M. Miner, A. Mingo, J. Mitchell, O. Morford, D Morgan, L.. Morrill, A. Morris, H. Mosso. Row 10-E. Mrkvica, E. Nanci, B. Neson, W. Nelson, A. Nero, L. Nero, M. Nero, l'. Nm-nhan, A. Newell, M. Nolen, ll. Olwrman, S. Ohranovieh, B. Oliver, J. Otto. 39 FRESI-IMEN scin+ila+ing syncopa+ion bul' herein lie our fufure bell ringers and gong bus+ers Row 1-D. Owens, S. Park, M. Palmer. ll. Paul, B. l'eddiL-o1'd, H. l'e4ldiuo1'd, M. Petlock, P. Petredis, J. Petros, A. Phillips, G. Piery, H. Pinchem, I.. Pinchem. Row 24V. Vishok, J. Pitoniek, A. Pittman, A. Pitts, D. Plahuta, J. Planey, B. l'0kas, C. Porter, J. Porter, R. Porter, D. Ilresutti, A. Prout, J. Rauscher, A. Ray. Row 3-J. lieinbolt, E. Rhodes, ll. Ricor, U. Ricer, R. Riedel, L. Robinson, H. Robson, li. Rouse, J. Rusvak, S. Rushman. Row 1-A. Rutter, H. Rutter, 'EL Saffvll. L. Saffell, ll. Suhle-icl1e1', D. Suhramm, H. Schramm, H. Schrum, I-l. Scott, M. Scott. Row 5-H. Seoontine, C. Sedgwick, l'. Seevers, J. Seladoki. J. Serafin, M. Setzer, M. Setzer, J. Seu, P. Shaw, E. Shimko. How 6-G. Shubat. H. Shuman, H. Sidona, E. Simko, J. Simmons, NV. Skaggs, M. Sketel, J. Sliwinski, M. Slosar, J. Smallwood, C. Snider, J. Snyder, V. Solo, J. Solrmika. Huw T-M. Spanner, G. Spigxarelli, S. Stanek, JJ. Sim-c-lo, .l. Stephens. H. St, John. M. St, Jolm. A. Stralll, S. Slwlbnic, H. Stullvnlmrg'vr, A. Suruvav, ll. Sutton, Ii. Svubomlu, .I. Tallxoit. Row 8-H. Taylor, ll. Templin, A. Thatcher, L. Thomas, J. T'h0I'l1t0l1, H. Todorof, B. Tohol, G. Tlozzi, A. Treylinek, FZ. Trigg, D. Tschappat, T. Vago, C. 'Van Camp, B. Vandyne. Row 9-AD. Van Fossen, S. Vierheller, H. Vukevich, li. Walclmu, D. Walker, F. Walker, J. Walker, J. Warren, E. Wenckoski, E. Wheeler, H. Williams, J. Williams, R. Wolfe. D. VVorkman. How 10-XE. Workman. G. Wright, li. Ywlrivk, W. Youngr, U, VY0lll'k0VlL'Jl, U. Zuddell. S. Zaddell, K. Z4-rcher, E. Zora-her. 40 t xi f Confucius say: Mr. Reinbolt make boy who not smart in head smart in seat. When Mr. Morris give cat vinegar he always have sour puss. Mr. Billhartz quickly settle arguments because his 'pinions carry much weight. Miss Belt in Room 9 have ants in plants. Girl who dated Charles Axelrod has Gone With the Wind. Bellaire funny school. Blind man teach drawing. Shorthand expensive subject, teacher exceedingly Koste. When Vice Principal take airplane ride Price soars. Who best High -School teacher,-Waddell, you think? Chemistry teacher get married prove Bigler they come harder they fall. Senior in debt to library cry I owe Silver. Girl who think boy friend's car have plenty fuel, had better gas again. Tom Noice think he very important, but his dad's the big Noice. Mr. McCarley chase students out of hall and yell--Schramm. Hon. Dictionary say Martin is fur-bearing animal-especially on upper lip. s -s Dumb student very anxious to hear pass word. 3 I Senior boy who take first shave, start on lather to success. ii Chemistry Bellaire High's most di-STINK-tive subject. 4 Student' who get 100 in Botany sure know his onions. E Girl who runs through study hall will be ordered to Ault. Bookkeeping student who bog down get caught by Mires. A ' Girl who get 100 in sewing can MAK-intire dress Football coach regular he-man, even though he be a Niemiec No unemployment among stenographers-always shorthanded Study hall student who Crate disturbance get box in ear Bellaire high orchestra good combination of beauty and the Beach Before Mr. Reinbolt give absence slip he often hear hair-raising story-but same have no effect on him. How can same student be girl reserve and fresh man? Sleepy student think study hall is the bunk Girl who get high grade in geography usually have pretty map Study hall student who keep eye on clock had better watch out i -'i xi 4 1 3 . 1 A g. .rrxrrgfm ' I ACTIVITIES Extra curricular activities g' y 2 we y important part in high school life. Regardless of the interest of a student, ite i' 'mst invariably sure of finding a high school club to further his interests. The musical units of our high school include the orchestra, concert and marching bands, and the glee clubs. These organizations have been developed to a high degree of proficiency and harmony by constant rehearsing in preparation for appearances at football games, contests, concerts, and assembly programs. The Girl Reserves and Hi-Y, branches of the Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A., are character building organizations which build up a more dominant spiritual personality. Four years of membership in one of these results in a higher type of adolescent youth. One of the most interesting fields of activities is the preparation of our annual, The Beljuan. Racing against the deadline, trying to find the proper adjectives for the copy, mounting the endless number of pictures, soliciting for ads, are only a portion of the tasks that confront the staff. But as we look at the completed Beljuan we think it is the best we ever had. The Red and Black spent a colorful year, with news and scandal galore. The staff worked faithfully all year to prepare interesting reading for the rest of the school. R - 0 W J FRENCH CLUB Under the able leadership of Mr. Santa- vicca, the garcons and filles study the French people, their country, and their life. SALESMANSHIP The Sales Club members held jobs through the holidays and studied the art of clerking. BACHELOR BOYS The Bachelor Boys learned the funda- mentals of cooking under the direction ol' Miss Eby. GENERAL SCIENCE Mr. Bethel has encouraged the Gensci club to study current scientific problems. CHESS AND CHECKERS Mr. Griffin, chess and checker player ot' note, has stimulated an active interest in the game for mental giants. CAMERA CLUB Taking, developing and mounting pic- tures has occupied the time of those inter- ested in amateur photography. ARTS AND CRAFTS The Arts and Crafts, under the spon- sorship of Miss Crater and Mr. Lewis, spent a successful year making plaques, baskets, belts and many other articles. LATIN Although one of the older clubs it is still among the most popular. Miss Meeker is director of the club. MOVIE CLUB Composed of Upperclassmen, the Movie Club saw and discussed the movies of the year. Miss Haudenschield is the sponsor. GIRLS MANUAL TRAINING A new organization, specializing in manual crafts for girls, under the direction of Mr. Rataiczak. HISTORY Under the capable leadership of Messrs. Ault and Morris, the History Club has had an interesting time discussing world events. HOME ECONOMICS Misses Mclntire and Burr are the leaders of this group. Throughout the year the club members made many useful articles. RED AND BLACK To this group, Miss Wzttldell and Mr. Houston, we owe the publication of our sfhool paper, They worked hard to put out gi paper worthy of our school. GIRLS' Gl..:1i CLUB The Upper Class Girls' Glee Club of sixty-four voifes, under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Mulby, holds tt prominent place among the extrz1bt'urricul11r activities of the high school. BOYS' Gl.lZli CQLUH The Boys' Glee Club, dirctted by Mr. Arthur Canning, had a personnel of twenty- seven upperclassmen who practicetl faith- fully every Wedinestlay for their several ap- peuram-es in Assembly. COMMERCIAL CLUB Linder the direction of Mr. Myers, the Clommercittl Club has studied occupational fields open to graduates. They also took many interesting trips, CHEMISTRY CLUB Many interesting experiments which can- not be done in class are done by the Chem- istry Club under thc watchful eye of Mr. Bikgler. DRAMA CLUB Under the direction of Miss Darby, the Drama Club has presented several plays in Assembly, studied make-up and the legiti- mate stage. Marrying Marian The operetta presented this year was a comedy entitled aftying Marian. The scene was laid at Hillandale Seminary. lf'. 7an was played Louise Barker, and Charles by Carl Busch. Marian and her roof nate, Ruth Ripley, played by Betty Lou Dickens, spent happy days at the Seminary under the direction of Miss Prudence McWhiffle Qas dignified as her namej, portrayed by Helen Gianangeli. Everything went along peacefully until Charles, who was applying for a job as janitor at the Seminary, was mistaken for the new botany professor, Cicero -Smith. Charles was therefore made a professor by proxy, and Cicero a janitor by necessity. Cicero, played by Charles Lando, and Miss McWhiffle happened to fall in love. ln the meantime, Simpson, a supposed butler but in reality a thief planned to rob the Seminary. Dr. Bohunkus, head of Hillandale Seminary, found Marian in Charles' arms and learned the truth of the situation. Charles redeemed himself by catching Simpson, played by Fred Belt. All ended well for Marian and Charles. Miss McWl1iffle also succeeded in landing Cicero in spite of the poor fellow For pity's sake. Dr. Bohunkus, played by Louis Anon, his wife, played by Gloria Saffield, and their adopted, mischievous son, portrayed by Archie DeBacco, were all pleased with the turn of events. Simpson was captured and Ruth was happy in her r00mmate's happiness. The Girls' Glee Clubs combined with the Boys' Glee Club formed the choruses and dances. The music itself was light and catchy. Various dances were featured throughout the performance. Miss Nancy Covert, as the accompanist, and the High School Orchestra aided in making this show one of good entertainment. We believe that great credit should be advanced to Miss Malby, Miss Ewing and Miss Goldsmith for their tireless efforts and continual help toward making this operetta a success. The Upper Class Girls' Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Malby, vocal instructor, has been extremely active this year. Their splendid performances at Thanksgiving and Easter, and their inspiring candle-light service at Christmas, not to mention the Commencement music which brings together about four hundred mixed voices, show the results of their quality and training. Twelve members of this group participated in the Ohio Valley Festival Chorus at Wheeling. The Senior Sextet and the Mixed .Sextet have been very much in demand for chapl programs and outside activities. The Mixed Sextet had the privilege of singing over WWVA. Miss Malby also directs the Freshman Girls' Glee Club of sixty-seven members and the Freshman Boys' Club of forty-four members. Both these clubs have rendered commendable performances on several occasions. Much of the success of these organizations is due to the tireless efforts of their two accompanists, Dorothy Jean Bass, a senior who has been with us for four years, and Nancy Covert, a Sophomore. 47 ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL Yiolin--li. Hammond. C. Seilgrwir-k, H. Diugu. M. Gorse-he. li. llugu. M. llaker, C, Lumlo. ll. Collins, A. Borseh, D. llarher, H. Hammoml, T. Knox, G. liilli. M. Hays. J. Z2lCC2lg'llllll, XY. Kapuchinskig Violafli. Die-Runs, M. Somerville, E.. Giffin, NV. McAllister, L-. Foste-1', VV. Riley, l'. Gooclsong Hass-J. Matozzi, ll. Snefiekvr, .I. Keyser. li. Vokusg Flute-S. Montgxomery, J. Keyser, N. Covertg llboie-C. l'yleS, S. Spirkg IEZINSUOIIH-lj. Hepburn, B. Schmidt, Clarinet--H. Husciolleli, L. Meder, E. Doiarslti, lt. Ueuter: Bass Clarinetfii Williamson, R. Greenwood, Saxophone-fVV. Pitts, R. Fuwkesg H0l'll---E. Somerville, H. Snivoly, V. Rag-ni, R. Leachg Trumpet-K. Arc-her, W. Ellinger, R. Case, Trombone-J. Hill, R. Freeman, Tuba.-R. Arnolrlg Tympauli-l-t. Heilg l'9l'l'llSSi0ll-lil. Hathaway, H. Cunipbi-ll. HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA The High School Orchestra deserves much credit for the fine type of entertainment furnished for chapel, at concerts, and for other special occasions. We are also proud of our orchestra for the fine results it obtained at the contest. Under the tutorship of Mr. Beach and Mr. Canning, music becomes alive, both to those who participate and to those who enjoy the finished product. 48 BAND PERSONNEL Drum lllajor-R. Heil, Clarinet, First Section-H. Huseiolleli, B. Dickens, L. Foster, L. Mocler. E. Giffin, S. Vvitten, J. Nimo, ll. Ubermang Clarinet, Ser-Und Section-E. Boiarski. F. Yoho, li. l'hillips, M. Corbett, R. Huuter, J. Giffin, J. Kazmirski, H. Brown, J. Dil?-acco, D. McCloud. U. Koryda, H. Stovall, IG. Shimko, J. Adamsg Flutes-S. Montgomery, J. Keyser, N. Covert. W. Day, Ulboe-C. l'yles, S. Sprikg Bassoon-D. Hepburng Bass Clarinet-R. Greenwood. Li. Williamson, li. Adamekg Alto Clarinet-J. Crouse, J. Miller, Suxopliones- VV. Pitts, D. Fowkes, J. McMahon, 13. McMahong C0rnet--K. Archer, W. Ellinger, T. Noice, C. Cunninirham. li. Case, J. Dydek, A. Sims, H. Schrammg Trumpet--H. Weide, L. Pappano, J. Lewis. H. VVellemeyerg Horn-E. Somerville, li. Snively, V. Ragzni, Ii. Leach, J. Phillips, J. Fowkes. D. Uovr-rt, J. Norden, W. Zalesnyg Tuba,-B. Snedeker, A. Gooch, R. Arnold, VV. Bishop: String' Bass-J. Matozzi, J. Keyser, ll. Vokas, liaritone--IS. Riley, VV. Fitch, J. Kigerl. li. Rohinsong Trombone-J. Hill, C. Kelly, R. Freeman, C. Lando: Percussion-Ii. Heil, R. Hathaway, H. Campbell, C. Robinson, R. Nolsong Marimha-S. Purinton. HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Symphonic Band representing Bellaire High in contests besides supplying a number of musicians to the Ohio Valley Clinic Band, has presented many fine concerts. Under the able direction of Mr. Beach and Mr. Canning, the band rated very high in the band contest at New Concord and is being sent to Columbus to compete in the State Contest. We owe special homage to the Band Mothers for the fine uniforms that they worked so hard to obtain for the band. So we end by saying orchids to the Band Mothers, success in whatever they undertake. Z i X lx X x X I F GIRL RESERVES One of the most active and successful clubs in Bellaire High is the Upper Class Girl Reserves. Many interesting programs, parties and dances were built around the theme Looking Through The Mirrors. The Leap Year Dance and Restaurant Party were highlights of the year. The officers who have served during the past year were: Lois Schommer, Doris Schramm, Helen Curtis, Florence Reinbolt, Gene Risler, Margorie Creamer, Vir' ginia Ault, Barbara Houston, Helen Gianangeli, Betty Leiffer, Sue Nelle Purinton, Dorothy Marie Neff, Ad- visors-Misses Humes, Allen, Meeker, Haudenschield and Price. SENIOR HI-Y During the past year, the Senior Hi-Y held many en- tertaining programs and parties. The untiring efforts of Mr. james Dixon, sponsor, Charles Linch, President, and the cooperation of the group as a whole has made the past, one of the most successful years in Hi-Y history. The club has purchased the new public address system we now enjoy in our auditorium and also made possible the sale of the score cards which we found so useful during the football season. J 5 1 DEBATE TEAM The Debate Team has enjoyed a very busy season. The Debaters had an extensive schedule and throughout the year engaged in over thirty debates. A ma- jority of these were won by the Bellaire Team. Several debates and debate tourna- ments were held in distant cities and as a result the team did a great deal of traveling with Mr. Bigler, generously acting as chauffeur. Much praise is due the Debaters for their hard work and to Coach Santavicca goes credit for his wily stratagem, helpful criticism and cooperative spirit. N. Anon, C. Axelrod, K. Archer, L. Anon. M. Lewis, B. Dickens, G. Santivicca, M. King, Z. Stevens. l J. Cope, C. Axelrod, A, Darby, D. Giffin. M. Spring, L. Foster, J. Fankhouser, D. Archibald, B. Dickens, B. Houston. NATIONAL THESPIAN TROUPE The National Thespian Society is under the leadership of Miss Anna Darby. Its purpose is to encourage better high school dramatics and is composed of those who have excelled in dramatic productions. 52 OFFICE GIRLS AND SECRETARIES These girls assist with the work in Mr. Reinbolt's office and do secretarial work for several other teachers. The experience gained in this work will aid them later in commercial jobs. L. Turner N. Marzocehi, D. Fox, H. Wolfe, J. Fill, M. Pertican, L. Meder, A. Krapa, V. Moyers, M. Munjas, J. Iannarelli, F. Reinbolt, D. Sehramm, G. Risler, D. Bass, A. Mesich, L. Schommer. l H. Rusciolelli, R. Vogt, D. Jackson, J. Gill 'l'. Noiee, T. Moore, A. Gallucci, C. Busch, J. Malloy, V. Hughes lfl. Hepburn. S. lJvlNT:u'r-o, I. Ita-hor, V. Moyers ll. Vauglmn, IJ. VVilIism1 HALL GUARDS This group has the daily job of keeping the halls clear of all noise that might disturb the classes. Although a comparatively new arrangement, it has worked well through the year. 53 F 'x Almost Eighteen Almost Eighteen, a comedy drama by Dana Thomas, was presented by the Senior Class on May 21. The plot centers around Eddie, who is almost eighteen. Eddie enters an essay contest to earn money to carry out his ambition to become a radio crooner. Eddie shows Uncle George an essay which wins his uncle's admiration. However, he does not make clear that this essay is not his own, so his uncle secretly attaches the boy's name to the essay and enters it. Eddie is awarded the prize but becomes suddenly ill when he sees that his name had been attached to an essay written by an eminent barrister of the 17th Century. The fraud is discovered by the school principal and since Eddie is unable to explain, he is placed in a very bad light with everyone, including his ideal, Ann. When Uncle George returns from a fishing trip, Eddie is exonerated and gets the prize awarded to the second best paper, which is really his own original work, entered under his first two names. The cast was as follows: Williarn Barry, Eddiefi' dad ....... Grace Barry, hir llmlfaw' .... . Beatrice, hir rirler ....................,... Mabel Warren, az Illllffl' learlver ........ Mrs. Granville, of Ike zwzmzzll' club Eddie, almost eighteen ............ George, who har nl pbiloropfyy ....... Ann, Eddieu ideal .................. Tommy, a friend of Eddiefr ...,... Slly, one of the crowd ........ Mr. Merritt, cl ,Drofe.r.rm' .......... Miss Dalrymple, a dnb zmufafz ..,.... script holder ............... Director of play ...... 54 .......Charles Axelrod ........Gene Risler .........Doris Schramm Florence Reinbolt .........Lois Schommer ........james Cope ........joseph Malley .......june Fankhauser ...Jack Beveridge .Barbara Houston .................Willia1n Riley .........Dorothy Marie Neff Helen Curtis ........Miss Darby 1'g?f'1'1Bngj ' 7 BELJUAN STAFF Cn -Iidiforf Marie Cronin Gene Risler C'lrm' If.film'.r Torn Noice Florence Reinbolt Lifcfmrj' Ediffutf Doris Schramm Lois Schommer Beatrice Corby rllllfir Ecfifw' Wfilbur Ellinger Arli1'iliv.r Ijdifmir TyIl7i,rl,f Llllmn Mefler Y Josephine lannurelli Surah Louise Montgomery Helm Aim Wolfe .S'11t1p,rlwl.u' Helen Curtis fir! Ezfilfxlif foie lfdilmu' JOHN Peffl Frank lfornin Cilmrles Reese ljfmillefy Staff Kelley Archer Louis Anon Bill Riley jack Conklin Dan Giffin 55 Dorothy Marie Neff flffllllllj ljdifwiv Barbara Houston Mary Munjas -x 0 CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1940 of Bellaire High School, being of full age and of sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all wills by us heretofore made. ARTICLE I Item 1-We, the Seniors, are puzzled as to what we shall bequeath to our loving faculty, as we feel they have all the required attributes of perfect advisors. Item 2-To the Board of Education our supreme gratitude in return for their efforts to furnish us with the facilities to make us civilized. Item 3-To the juniors we leave our bottle of soft soap, apple-polishing equipment, our infinite stock of alibis, supply of smiles and everlasting charm, and may they enjoy a proportionate amount of success with the dear teachers. Item 4-To the Sophomores we will our sophistication, erudition, amelioration and a dictionary. Item 5-To the Freshmen we will a package of sandpaper to smooth off the rough edges and we recommend they work diligently. ARTICLE II I, Louis Anon, will my force in debating to my brother Norman. I, Kelley Archer, will my girl shyness to any other cold fish. I I, Dana Archibald, will my reputation of holding my man to Emmaline Giffin. I, Charles Axelrod, will my silver cups won by my great dancing to Bill McClain. I, Dot Bryant, will my pep and enthusiasm to Lou Sherlock. I, Carl Busch, will my reputation as a Vagabond Lover to Fred Belt. I, james Cochran, will my rank of best-dressed man-about-town to Bob Beuter. I, Beatrice Corby, will my industriousness to next year's Freshmen. I, Peggy Crippen, will my flibberty-gibbet manner to Virginia Ault. I, Marie Cronin, will my studiousness to Lillian Foster. I, Helen Curtis, will my hearty laugh to Helen Parker. I, Dot Dixon, will my adoration of athletic stars to Betty Foley. I, Katy Durant, will my punctuality to all future generations. I, Barbara Houston, will my position on the cheering squad to Eileen Kelly. I, Charles Linch, will my short pants to Punch Hill. I, Grier Leach, will my reputation of Heartbreaker No .1 to my brother Roger. I, jebb Kirkland, will my alert responsive attention to any student who expects to make the grade. I, Wilber Ellinger, will my suaveness to Roy Case. I, Bill Riley, will my good taste in women to anyone who is socially inclined. I, Mac Robinson, will my poise and sportsmanship to any prospective athlete. 56 CLASS WILL I, Frank Sadlowski, will my manly physic and good looks to Richard Neuhart. I, Frank Fornia, will my pomposity to all shy fellows.. I, Dot Neff, will my position as best-dressed girl to Milly Koller. I, Bob Rauscher, will my smile to anyone who wants a good English grade. I, Charles Reese, will my clownish ways to Joe Cozzali. I, Florence Reinbolt, will my tips for winning bets to all comers. I, Tony Vavra, will my way with the women to Ty Power, Gable and Taylor. I, Doris Schramm, will my stubbornness to Betty Lou Dickens. I, Norina Marzocchi, will my pestering to Louie Pappano. We, Josephine Iannarelli and Helen Anna Wolfe, will our typing and shorthand records as a goal for aspiring secretaries. I, Gene Risler, will my ping-pong ability to Martha Sommerville. I, Lillian Meder, will my overgrown handbag to Miss Koste. I, Marie Mohara, will to joe Phillips my poetic inclinations. l, Lou Molli, will all my loving cups for tennis to posterity. I, -Sarah Montgomery, will my love for the band boys to Nancy Covert. I, Tom Moore, will my dimples to Pat Cooper. I, Vivian Moyers, will my unending enthusiasm to my sister Eleanor. I, Mary Munjas, will by good humor to all agitated teachers. I George Neff, will all my football letters and medals to Hilda Robinson. 7 I, Tom Noice, will my ability to mount pictures to Dom DePaolo. I Sophie Papich, will my blue eyes to Helen jane Miller. v I, Frances Yoho, can't keep still long enough to will anything. I, Bertram Snedeker, will my love for homework to any ambitious junior. I, Richard Phillips, will my life, my love, my all to my beloved Joann. I. Louise Barker, will my resemblance to Scarlett O'Hara to anyone with the disposition. We, Sophie DeMarco and Paul Bovenizer, will our undying devotion for each other to Peggy Neuhan and Bob Beuter. I, Dale Bumgardner, will my curly locks to anyone who envies mine. I, Clarence Burkhart, will my pessimistic outlook on life and my persecution complex to all the dictators in the world. I, George Cowen, will my skiing ability to joe Dydek. We, the Creamer twins, leave all our love and devotion to the underclassmen. I, Adam DeFelice, will my smile and halo to any other good little boy. soon outgrow it. I, june Fankhauser, will my amorousness to Betty Brooks. 57 qs-4 W ii D' 32 D U r: 4 2 5 . 'B -4 U' N U' K4 E 73 KC U5 FP o :a fb ae l'P se 0 W P1 m. 'TJ F1 0 in Cf' 5 0 'D 93 D rn. 5' o 'U W FY' 5' fb K4 1 Q Q -5 Q 0- 6 X fs. ' Q mi THE CLASS OF I940 We've reached the end of our High School life We're now Seniors-strong and true As we ponder o'er four years here We find the days were all too few. We came here first as Freshmen green Very backward, timid and shy We wandered 'round in kind of a dream 'Til our first year had flown by. Then after summer vacation had passed And back to school we came, We found ourselves members of the Sophomore class With the junior year as our goal to attain. Then we were proud juniors in B. H. S. With hearts sincere and a courage true To make our records the very best yet To bring success and fame to our school. And now we're Seniors-our dreams come true And our time has come to bring fame to you We go out now to take our places With heads held high and smiles on our faces. The future is ours to make and to mold And though we know not what it holds, We'll do our best to make your name known Bellaire High-the school we call our own. CARL BUSCH 58 CLASSMATES fTo the tune of Careless j V efzre l -School days will soon be just mem'ries, Some sad and some filled with glee, Slowly we'll open the portals Upon all of life's mysteries. Verre II Many's the time that we stated, That we are ready to go, But when we think of tomorrow, We know that we'll all miss you so. Ch 01715 Classmates, our rendezvous with you is done, Oh, classmates, our hopes and dreams have all been won, We made the journey through four short years, And now the parting is bringing tears. Classmates, our love for you will not depart, And friendships that we have cherished from the start, Now we must leave you and we'll drift apart, But classmates you're here in our hearts. -DORIS SCHRAMM. 5 H9 050323 44 . 0 ' la cb ix - 6 ee ft' i . ha The bells of Bellaire High School ring out loud and long for our sports depart- ment. It is true that here, cooperation, leadership, and sportsmanship are developed in an individual, and that the name of Bellaire High has been immortalized in the sports world as The All-American Town. The colorful glamour of a football sea- sonfswiftness on a basketball floor-and the dashing sprinters-spells Bellaire High. Here one may participate freely in competition, further friendships, and set up an idealistic standard. Athletics have now assumed a place of necessity in education and school life, and are credited by many with having done more to develop courage, perseverance, and level-headedness, than any subject taught. Each field offers an opportunity for participation, yet is so ever-changing as to give each individual an equal chance. . W A E I l r B. Rauscher Fullback M. Robinson lflbfllf End A. llavelka Left Guard J. Malloy Left llalfback W J. Kirkland R. Shaekelford E. Markle M, Vingia. F. Sadlow Left Tackle Left End Left End Right Guard' , Quartcioa FOGTBALL Steve Polinsky . . . assistant coach . . . responsible for fast charging forward wall . . . besides being a fine coach is a swell fellow . . . also instructs reserve bas- ketball and track squads . . . jim Dixon . . . assistant coach . . . builds future Big Red grid machine . . . former Wittenberg athlete . . . responsible for teams so well grounded in fundamentals. Dr. Creamer . . . team physician . . . kept the boys in good physical condition throughout the season . . . gave unsharingly of his time . . . we are grateful to him . . . FOOTBALL Coach john Niemiec attended University of Notre Dame . . . played under the -immortal Rockne . . . has compiled an enviable record in his two years at Bellaire . . . revered by all his players . . . first Bellaire graduate ever to return to his Alma Mater as coach . . . . 1. Kurko G. Neff lJ.l3l1I'K1,2,HI'llIlt-'I' L. Obejenski G. ltumpa eft Guard Right Tavkle liigxht Guard Right Halfback Center .Q W T. Moore Left Tackle T. Vavra. Center C. Kahl Left End Mr. Niemiec Head Coach Mr McCar1ev, Mr. Vulinsky, lNIam1,y,'ers . , Assistant Coacll U. l,im'h U. Dunl'e1- Faculty Manager' Mr. Dixon, l'. l:UV0l1lZlJl' IJ. Myrio My mind l 1'l'Shmm1 Cowrql C' vim Camp l'l1llll1ll'Ilil,llt lvluilu- 1-I' 4'lwer'lo-ad:-r's IG. Moy:-rs N. SLllll2iVli'l'LL Sm-mul How I'. Ns-uhun Mr. lNl2ll'lll1,l lvir-st, R-iw f V. Slierlovk IC. Kr-Ily U. Rutter H. He-ll G. Imran B. l'1-ililieonl lt. Houston NV. I-Erown l'. YUlll'kUVll'll N. Hoa1l1e1'ing'tu11 lg, 51,1151 l'. McDonald ll. Kornpart SEASONS SCORES Bellaire Shadyside Bellaire 18 ...... ..... M artins Ferry 15 Bellaire Youngstown Chaney Bellaire 2 ...... ...... N ew Philadelphia 6 Bellaire Tiltonsville Bellaire 14 Bridgeport 2 Bellaire 33 .......... Union Bellaire 7 ...... ...... Y oungstown East 7 Bellaire 8 .......... Steubenville Bellaire 0 ...... ...... W heeling 6 ,, FCOTBALL Captain Bob Rauscher . . . Fullback . . . excellent blocker and finished ball carrier . . . first four year letterman in many years . . . represented Bellaire on numerous All-Valley selections. Frank Sadlowski . . . Quarterback . . . had much to do with the success of team due to his outstanding blocking ability . . . one of mainstays of Bellaire de- fense backing up line. joseph Malley . . . Halfback . . . transfer student from St. johns . . . back- bone on Big Reds ground and aerial attack . . . led team in scoring. Louis Obejenski . . . Halfback . . . saw little service . . . being handicapped by knee injury sustained in practice . . . will be greatly missed. Mac Robinson . . . End . . . called signals . . , one of best defensive ends in valley . . . excellent in covering punts. Charles Kahl . . . End . . . good pass catcher and defensive end . . . was lost to team in mid-season due to injury received in Ferry fracas. Bob Shackelford . . . End . . . took Kahl's position . . . dependable at all times . . . could be relied upon to turn in a consistently good game. Tom Moore . . . Tackle . . . hard fighting and aggressive . . . blocked and tackled well. Alfred Havelka . . . Guard . . . wonderful defensive man . . . took care of most punting . . . All State guard . . . should make fine college material. Tony Vavra . . . Center . . . another transfer from St. John's . . . did fine job of backing up line on defense . . . will be greatly missed. George Pumpa . . . Center . . . converted End . . . good blocker and good tackler . . . saw plenty of action. Dale Bumgardner . . . Guard . . . small but mighty . . . vicious tackler . . . outstanding blocker . . . All-Valley guard. George Neff . . . Tackle . . . burly lineman . . . dreaded by all opposing backfield men. jebb Kirkland . . . Tadcle . . . first year as a letterman . . . saw much service. Edward Markle . . . End . . . first year on squad . . . played enough to earn letter. FOOTBALL SQUAD Row 1-left to right-Coach Niemiec, Johnson, Robinson, Sadlowski, Neff, Bumgardner, Captain Rauscher, Havelka, Pumpa, Velt, Moore, Kahl. Row 2-left to right-Malley, Paulseno, Zacchini, Magistro, Ferrante, Tottka, Marzclla., Shackleford, Newhart, Kirkland, Petlock, Conklin. Row 3-left to right-Errington, Kahl, Rusciolelli, Pitts, Vavra, Otto, Strahl, Apicella, Markle, D'Innocenzo. Orlich. Row 4-left to right-Conklin Vingia, Kurko, Baroch, Obejenski, Green, Hughes, Civin, Sims, Hans. Row 5-left to right-Asst. Coach Dixon, Hepe, Jones, Alexander, Wright, Reinbolt, Yourkovich, Sechrest, Fry, Asst. Coach Polinsky. 65 BA was 19 good as tould be expected from an mexpenenced qumtct The1r phy through W I b -2 The B15 Reds record for the 1959 40 Lage season of seven wms and mne defeats out the ent1re season was flashy but 1ncons1stent the ups .md downs w1th 111s team .ms 1 good Louth should hut 111cr1per1entc kept them from bccommg a smooth workmg basketblll qumtet Y.XlCSl'l'Y H1111 1 Molli. Malloy. l+'111'- I'2lIlll'. .I11.l111s1111, Nlz11'z1-1121. Vins, Aluuistlwv, Html'- llow 2 li11'kl:1.111l. M:111z1g'v1 lio11i11so11, X' il 1' 1' 11. t'o11k1i11. D1-1k1-1: l1'111'h, ll11s1'i41l11lli, 1411'- 1'i11g11111. NIoo1'1-. 3lklIl2lQll'l'. lH'ISI'l,liYl'lS lion I lfillblll'1', lluttistolli M51111, SI1Xfl1'I'. Mutozzi. Your- li11x'11'11. llow 2-.l111111s, H1-z1tl11'1'i11:,'- 11111, 111111121 VVz11lo, 11111111111 X:11'vI1i11i, ltmx 25 l!1'11xx11, NI:111:1g1-1'3 l11'igl1-5. 1' 11 ll It l 1 Il. Il11i11l1olt Nom-I1 I'oli11sky, ldllltltl. K11l1l M1111z1g'1-1' H1-il. Slat- Robinson. Center forward Tom Moore, Manager laiuis lyfgplliv loormu-11 Hill IM-vki-V, Guurll lloli Heil, lxlLlllLig0I' Joi- Mall.-y, l+'o1'xvuiwI 'I'-my Yaixrzn, filIHl'Il .ln-lah Kirklalul, lWi'Ill2l3.5,1'l' Tootie Vavra . . . Guard . . . tower of strength on defense . . . clever ball handler . . . and steadying influence over his teammates. Mac Robinson . . . Center . . . Captain . . . good set shot . . . only letterman on 1939-'40 squad . . . climaxed sports career with superb showing at Tiltonsville tournament. Brickey Malley . . . Forward . . . good shot from any angle . . , was lost to team at mid-season due to ineligibility . . . athlete of first Calibre. Lou Molli . . . Forward . . . fast and clever . . . first season under firel' . always played a consistent game. Bill Decker . . . Center . . . tall and rangy . . . hampered by inexperience . . saw limited service. 67 TRACK. At the time we go to press, it seems quite possible that the Bellaire High thinclads will take command of the track situation in the valley this year. The Big Red squad promises to be much stronger in the field events, and with the return of several veteran sprinters and middle distance men, Coach Niemiec should present a well balanced squad-one that must be considered as a serious threat to the present O. V. A. A. champions. Much is expected from the veterans, Wade, johnson, and Kahl along with sophomores jones and Hepe, in the two short dashes as well as the quarter and half mile events. In the weight events, Neff, Neuhart and D'Innocenzo will carry the hopes of the Reds, with Errington and Grigley taking care of the high jumping. A list of the varsity events and those competing in them is as follows: Discus 100 yd. Dash Neff, Neuhart, D'Innocenzo, Dydek Wade, Jones, Yourkovitch, Hughes. Mile 12,1111 220 yd. Dash Wright, Green, Spencer Wade, Hepe, Velt Shot Put 440 yd. Dash Neff, Neuhart, D'Innocenzo C. Kahl, Markle, Pitts High Jump 880 yd. Run Errington, Fitch, Hughes, Grigley Johnson Broad Jump Low Hurdles Hepe, Gill, Hughes, Pitts Errington, Fitch, Klempa, Crozier, Gill Pole Vault High Hurdles Yourkovitch, Gill Errlngton, Crozier, Klempa This Bellaire squad will tackle one of the heaviest schedules of any squad in the valley. The schedule follows: April 6-Wheeling April 20-O. V. A. A. at Wheeling April 9-Bamesville April 27-Intelligencer at Triadelphia April 13-St. Clairsville, Triadelphia, May 4-Belmont Relays T' 1 h' at nadep la May 11-District meet at Uhrichsville April 16-St. Clairsville 68 -11 , , -.Ln , a.-hnnltlnuinu. SENIOR DIRECTORY Qlen Albaugh .................. Anna 'Klexarier .... TT ...... Robert Alexander ...... jack Anderson ......... Louis Anon ............ Kelley Archer ............. ,, Dana Archibald ...... Bellaire joe joe ......4485 Harrison Street ....4945 Atcheson Road ...............Rock Hill Pike ' .----.. .......... 5 017 Atcheson Road Agnes Arcishewsky .......... ................................. N effs Robert Arnold ................... ............ 4 119 Noble Street Charles Axelrod ......... Viola Bakosh ......... Richard Banig ......... Edward Bannan .......... Louise Barker .......... Carl Barnes ............. Robert Barnhart ............. Dorotha Jean Bass ......... Olga Battistelli ........... Elfia Battistone ........... jane Bernardi .......... jack Beveridge ............ Edward Boiarski ......... june Bonar .........,... Samuel Borcover ........ ,, 4955 Atcheson Road 830 - 38th Street ......4435 jefferson Street ..........3rd Ave., W. Bellaire 4142 Trumbull Street ..........54th 8: Jefferson Sts. ............West 23rd Street ........2547 Belmont Street - 21st Street 1822 Guernsey Street ......1867 Belmont Street .......Box 303 Indian Run .....3011 Guernsey Street ......4355 Harrison Street Jessie Mae Boston .......... ......... B ox 162 Stewartsville Paul Bovenizer ........ Marie Boyd .......... Donald Braun .,....... james Brehm ........... William Brinker ......... .. jim Bronchik .......... Frank Brown .....,........ Dorothy Bryant .......... .. joseph Budrevich ....... Dale Bumgardner ........ Robert Burda ................. Clarence Burkhart ......... Carl Busch .................. Ollie Buskirk ......... Mitchell Cetorelli ....... Edward Chirik ....... Lu Ann Chirpas ........ Helen Cindrich ......... james Ciroli ............ Norma Clark ............. Florence Clendenin ....... .. Dolores Clifford ......... .. Doris Clifford ........ james Cochran ........ Jennie Cocco ........... Frank Coggins ............ Lela Belle Collins... james Cope ................. Beatrice Corby ......... Margaret Coutz ......... George Cowen ........ .......................Overlook Court Marjorie M. Creamer .... ......... Mildred Creamer ....... Margaret Crippen .......... ............. . ........ . ........4850 Locust Avenue 201 - 22nd 8: Union ...................Rock Hill Road R.F.D. No. 3, Bellaire .......2213 Belmont Street ......4305 Franklin Street ......4524 Franklin Street ......3702 jefferson Street Dilles Bottom . ........................ Jacobsburg 4157 Trumbull Street Indian Run ........4421 Harrison Street ........................Avondale .......Box 16 Pinch Run 216 - 32nd Street ......................Neffs ......................Glencoe Stewartsville ......3501 Guernsey Street .....3157 Trumbull Street 3157 Trumbull, Street 4379 Guernsey Street .......3054 Guernsey Street ......4129 Franklin Street .......1735 Guernsey Street ...........Box 233, Neffs ..........3254 Monroe Street Neffs .R. F. D. No. 2, Bellaire F.D. No. 2, Bellaire .Rose Hill Pike, Bellaire George Criss .......... Marie Cronin ........ james Crouse ......... Vir il Crozier g ........ Albert Crump ........... Helen Curtis ................ Gordan Danford .......... Bett Da .................. , Y Y Bill Decker ............ Adam DeFelice ......... Emma De john ........ Sophie DeMarco ....... Martha Destifanes.. ..........West 23rd Street 428 - 36th Street ..........3636 Guernsey Street 3162 Belmont Street ............3140 Union Street .......4805 jefferson Street .........-4411 Noble Street Dilles Bottom .........Box 39, W. Bellaire 339 Crescent Street - 21st Street .........3042 Belmont Street 1655 Belmont Street Constance DiPietro ......... ............................... V ine Street Dorothy Dixon ............ ...,..... R .F.D. No. 2, Bellaire Thurman Doty .......... .................. R . 2, Jacobsburg Dawn Driver ............ ................................. N effs Leroy Drummond ........ ............... 3 638 Franklin Street Dorothy Duff .......... ......... 3 333 Washington Street Betty Dunaway ......... ............... 4 410 Noble Street Otis Dunfee .............. ................... 3 117 Union Street Katherine Durant ........ ........ 7 45 -44th 8: Franklin Sts. Melvin Dutcher ...... .. ................. 3325 Monroe Street Kathryn Duvall ........ Forrest Eikleberr y ........ Wilbur Ellinger ........... Edward Emery ............. june Fankhauser .......... Jennie Fill .....,........... Frank Fornia ......... Dorothy Fox ................ Nathan Freeman .......... Lowell Fry ................ james Fulton ............ Alphonse Galluci .i..,.... june Giffin ..................... Mary Louise Giffin .......,. joe Gill ........................ Albert Givens ........... Everett Givens .............. Eileen Goldsmith... Salathiel Gooclson. .. john Gray ................. 4127 Franklin Street .......Pipe Creek, jacobsburg .......4318 jefferson Street Echo, Ohio ........3702 jefferson Street 3157 Hamilton Street .......-4725 jefferson Street 23rd St. 4777 Jefferson Street ............3711 Franklin Street 34th St., Avondale Hill ........3653 Harrison Street 3117 Union Street .....t.......3625 Oak Street ......,.....................Avondale 4432 Franklin Street .........3035 Franklin Street Luke Gray ................. ......................... 2 127 Guernsey Street jack Greenwood .......... .............................. B ox 17, Pinch Run Albert Habenicht ......... ....... R .F. D. No. 3, Box 467, Bellaire Anna Hall ................ ............... R .F. D. No. 2, jacobsburg james Hans .................. ......... 2 715 Washington Street Robert Hathaway ......... Alf red Havelka... Robert Heil ........... Virginia Heil ............... Ray Helms ......................... Dorotha Hendershot .......... Helen Hendershot. .. Helen Henry ........... George W. Hess .......... Armanda Hines ....... Etta L. Hochstrasser ........ Louie Horvath ................. Mildred Hoskinson. Barbara Houston ..... ...........4405 Guernsey Street Neffs .........42O - 43rd Street ..........223 - 21st Street .......................Stewartsville ..........................Stewartsville ...........Rock Hill Pike, Bellaire ........Wagner Ave., W. Bellaire Eloise Hepburn ............ ' ...................Route 1, Bellaire 2919 Hamilton Street ..........4466 Noble Steret ........West 23rd Street ...........3812 Stark Street 4431 Noble Street - ww.,-.-.. Y 3. at f T.- Ben Howell ............ Josephine Iannarelli ....... Donald Jackson ........... Alice jane johnson ........ Betty jane johnson ........ William Johnson ......... Etta Johnston .......... .Stella jones .............. Charles Kahl ................... Virginia Kasproski. Edwin Kennedy ........... Margaret Keyser .......,. Jebb Kirkland .......,.. ...... Marie Kocher ........... .......... Dortha Koher .......... Wlilliam Koher ........ Cecilia Koloziej ....... Carl Koonce ............. Martha Koryda ........ Agnes Krapa ........... .......... Dorothy Krnyaich ....... Emil Krsul ........... Grier Leach .......... Betty Leiffer .....,... Pauline Lesho .......... Charles Linch ....... Adrienne Long ............ Betty jane Long ......... joseph Malley .......... junior Markle .......,.. Arthur Marling ........ Andrew Martin ...,....... Norina Marzocchi ,....,. Italo Mattozzi ............. Betty J. McClelland ....... Kenneth McFadden ........ Lillian Meder ...........,.. Esther Merritt .......... Anna Mesich ........ john Mihal .............. Elizabeth Milani ...... Millard Miller .......,. Wilbert Miner ......... Irene Mlynek ........... Marie Mohara ......... Frank Molina ............,. Louis Molli ..................... Sarah L. Montgomery ....... Tom Moore .................,.. Vivan Moyers ............. Joseph Muklewicz ....... Mary Munjas ............... joan Myrio ......................... Dorothy Marie Neff .......... George Neff .................. Frederick Nelson ........ Michael Ney ............ Tom Noice .....,............ Lawrence Nosal .......... Frank Novak ............ Louie Obejenski ....... Rose Pacifico ....... .... Sophie Papich ......... .............. Neffs 1723 Guernsey Street 204 - 23rd Street .....................Fulton Hill ..........4574 Noble Street ........3827 Stark Street ..........Route 2, St. joe .........4263 Noble Street ..........1766 Belmont Street F. D. No. 2, Bellaire 23rd Street ............4805 Guernsey Street ......,............Route 1, Bellaire R. F. D. No. 2, Georgetown F. D. No. 3, Bellaire . .................................. Neffs .............Stop 33, Avondale .........4477 Franklin Street Neffs Bottom F. D. No. 2, Box 363, Bellaire 4781 Noble Street Belmont Street ........4744 Jefferson Street ..........4901 Noble Street .....................Brooks Run 3879 Harrison Street 3494 Noble Street Bellaire 3175 Trumbull Street .......Stop 26, Pinch Run .........329 - 19th Street .........204 - 22nd Street .......3016 Union Street .......4558 Noble Street Belmont Street 4173 Harrison Street .......3229 Monroe Street Bellaire 3025 Washington Street 1415 Belmont Street .........................jacobsburg .........3715 Harrison Street 4250 Harrison Street .........4284 Harrison Street ..........628 - 47th Street 3516 Noble Street Run 1317 Belmont Street ..........1655 Belmont Street F. D., Fulton Hill Hill ..........3796 Tallman Avenue ........4767 jefferson Street ....................Stewartsville Bellaire .........2677 Union Street .................Stewartsville Howard Parker ......... Charles Passmore ...,...... ,,,,, R. F. D. 1, Box 64, Avondale ...............3845 Harrison Street Keith Passmore ................ ...................................... G lencoe Gardon H. Patterson .......... ......... R .F. D. 5, St. Clairsville Daniel Paul ............... Mary Pertican ........ Joan Pertl .............. Richard Phillips ........ Ernest Poe ................. Frank Polivka ........ john Pollock ........., Charles Porter ........... ..........2nd Ave., W. Bellaire F. D. 2, jacobsburg 4684 jefferson Street joe R. F. D. 3, Box 611, Bellaire ............................Stewartsville F. D. 3, Riverview Myra Gene Porter ........ .......... W agner Ave., W. Bellaire Isaac Price ................. james Protiva ........... George Pumpa ............. Grace Marie Ramsay. Harold Ramsay ............. Howard Ramsay ........ Robert Rauscher ....... Charles Reese ......... Irene Rehor ............... Florence Reinbolt ...... Virginia Reline .......... Charles Riddel .......... David Rife ................ Woodrow Riffle ........ William Riley ............ Gene Rrsler .................. McClellan Robinson ......... Virginia Rowson ........... Clyde Rutter .............. Frank Sadlowski ....... Kathleen Saffell ........ Crystal Saiter ......... Frank Scelina ............ Herbert Schiller ........ Franklin Schlanz ...... Pauline Schlanz ......... Lois Schommer ......... Doris Schramm ......... Norma Scott ......... Thomas Scott ......... jack Sechrest ............. Robert Secontine ....... Harry Sells ....................... Robert Shackelford... Edgar Shallcross ........ William Shubat ......... Mary Sims ............. Robert Skaggs ............... ..,...... Rudolph Sladick ....... ...............4687 Jefferson Street ........................Neffs .......Dilles Bottom .........Key Ridge Ridge ..........4366 Franklin Street ...........3141 Belmont Street ..........4231 Harrison Street .................Wi11oW Grove .........222 - 22nd Street 420 - 47th Street .......3333 Franklin Street Ohio ........4985 Atcheson Road .......4985 Atcheson Road .......2671 Belmont Street .........622 - 32nd Street Glencoe .........4541 Harrison Street .......237 W. 44th, Shadyside ........Main Street, Neffs ..........405 - 49th Street 3869 Noble Street .........3132 Guernsey Street .........3090 Guernsey Street 331 - 22nd Street ..........4438 Harrison Street ...........835 Central Ave. Hill ............Box 319, Bellaire .........Route No. 1, Bellaire ..............3000 Trumbull Street Evelyn Slanc ............. ........................................................ N effs Myra Smith ............... .......... R .F. D. No. 1, Box 65, Bellaire Bertram Snedeker ......... .......................... 4 495 Jefferson Street Catherine Soloninka ........ ........... 2 504 W. Washington Street Everett Somerville ........... ........................... 4 269 Harrison Street Frank Sowinski ................... .................,...................................... N effs Dorothy Kathryn Spanner ...... ....... B ox 68, Wagner Awe., W. Bellaire Betty jane Stewart .............. ..................... 3 302 Washington Street Geraldine Stovall ......... .............. 2 627 Union Street Albert Stubenrod ......... ....... ........ 2 1 52 Guernsey Street Helen Stubenrod .......... .............. ......... 2 1 52 Guernsey Street Talbo ..Wagner Ave., W. Bellaire Betty tt ............ ...... Clarence Swisher .......... ,,,,,,,, Mary Taylor ........... ,, Mary Tharp ............... Howard Thorton .......... o h Tomlan J sep ......... Domenick Tuccio Neffs F. D. No. 2, Bellaire .......3141 Guernsey Street - 4151! Street .........2499 Washington Street Louise Turner ............ .... . ....... 4 218 Harrison Street Betty Vaughan .......... Tony Vavra ............ .. Millio Vingia ......... Arthur Vinka ............ Robert Lee Vogt .......... Gilda Volpini ............ Isaiah Wade .......... Doris Wallace ........... Betty Lou Weber ......... 429 - 37th Street ........4136 Trumbull Street ........1499 Guemsey Street ..........Box 601, Rock Hill ................Winding Hill ........1485 Belmont Street ........4407 Franklin Street .....................jacobsburg ----....-.--3355 Union Street Robert Weide ........... .......... 3 485 Trumbull Street Arthur Wieneke ....... .......... 4 516 jefferson Street Dorothy Willison ......... Lloyd Wise ................... Helen Ann Wolfe ....... Robert Wyatt ............ Mike Yavelak ....... Frances Yoho ........ ........4104 Franklin Street 820 - 44th Street ........1920 Belmont Street - 23rd Street Rudolph Zadell ......... ........ R oute No. 3, Rod: Hill ALUMNI Virginia Beatty-Enamel W'orker ........... ................. Gertrude Boswell Brown ................... Flora Burkett .............................................. Mae Bussch-Wheeling Steel Office ....... Gilda Captina .............................. .........Bellaire Bellaire ....IfIQfQIflIIIQQQiS5i'iAiie West Bellaire Virginia Bippus johnson .................... ......... N ew Orleans, La. Eleanor Blum-Office .......... Kathryn Brock Simpson ........ Martha Cross ........................ Esther Crozier Hoppich ...,........ Angelina De Blassis Brines ......... Mary Fulton-Teacher ............. Lucy Galloway Miller ........... Isabel Giffin Greenlee .......... Sara Gates Carroll .................... Bernadine Genevriere Busic ........ Anna Marie Gratz Beveridge ......... Carol Heath-Teacher .................. Elizabeth Hamilton Keith ........ Marceline Hicks Wallace ...................... Isabelle Hines Irvin ................................... Smelia Ivkovich-Restaurant Manager ......... Essie Jeffers Weeks ............................... Phyllis Johnson-Married ........ Helen Kemper-Colvig's ......... Rose Kirkland-Teaching ........ Vera Kompart Howell .............. Nellie Keivert Glasser ........... Theresa Klempa-Nurse ...... Minnie Mapes-Married .......... Anna Markowitz ........,..... .......Moundsville, W. Va. Dorothy Martin Snyder ................ Esther Martin-Bookkeeper ......... Ruth Marling Hess ............... ...........Detroit, Mich. Bellaire fQQQfi5iIi'iALiEii3iiiQQ''iilif ..................Bellaire .........Warnock, Ohio .......................Bellaire ........Loydsville, Ohio ................Wheeling ................Bellaire .........Bellaire .........Bellaire .........Bellaire ............Bellaire ................Bellaire Dilles Bottom ...........Bellaire .........Riverview Bellaire .........Bellaire .........Bellaire .......................Bellaire .......................Bellaire .......Weirton, W. Va. . . ............................ Wegee .............Martins Ferry ......Los Angeles, Cal. Emma Mehlman--Married ......... ....................,.................. Helen McKelvey Mitchell ........ ...................... S haron, Pa. Mildred McKibbon ................ ......... Helen Paszke ....................i.... ....... Lucille Pracht Valloric .......... Mary Pryseski-Singer ............. Verna Rush Underwood .......... Alba Salvaterra-Nurse ........ Alena Santavicca Cocco ........ Viola Sherwood ..................... Estella Simpson Forsythe ..,.................,...... Anna Socher-Married .................................. Virginia Strahl-Imperial Glass Works ......... Ruth Spring-Teacher .................................. Sophie Steinert-Teacher ........ . Wanda Rennie-Teacher ......... Anna Vrtock Zalipski .......... Mary Watkins-Teacher ....... Laura Weigle .............,.............. Louise Whipple Timberlake ........ ....... Thelma Willison-Married ...................... Mary Wise-Teacher ........................................ Mary Childers-Capitol Theatre Office ............. .Yellow Springs, Ohio Neffs Bellaire ........Columbus, Ohio ...................Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire ...................Shadyside ........Wheeling Island Bellaire Bellaire ............Neffs Bellaire 1QQQQ1QIQ1EL55iiglliii6Q''oiiili ' '.'.'.'.'.'.'.EL5LiiiQiiiiQ''oiiiki .........Somerton, Ohio ......................Neffs X, . an A . A ' CLASS OF 1930-Continued Virginia Linard Young .........................................................,....... Cyril Anderson-Ohio Power ................,.. .................................. Richard Althar ............................ john Askew .............................. Harry Cocco ...................... Charles Corbett-Army ...................... Waldo Dean-Musician ....................... Richard Danford-Buckeye Bank ................ William Foster-Imperial Glass ...................... George Glasser-Office at Bellaire Enamel ....... Forrest Goldsmith-Imperial Glass Works Melvin Cross .................................................... Richard Giffin-Married ............................. Lawrence Grella-Engineer ......... Howard Hemphill ....................... Samuel Ivkovitch-Coal Miner ...... Ralph Jeffers ,.....................,........ Edwin Johnson-Orchestra ..,... Delbert Keith .............................. Homer Logan-Grocery Store ,.................. Bruno Maffee-Maffee Garage .........,............ Gilbert Marling-Hazel-Atlas, Wheeling ....... Paul McElroy-Yorkville Mill .................... William McFadden ................................... Elda Mass-Woolworth, Wheeling ......... Manley Stokes-Farmer ........................ Warren Timberlake-Deceased ......... Rudolph 'Cifaldi ..................................... Eugene Du Bois-Gasoline Station .......... Angelo Gentile-Bakery ....................... Raymond Jeffers-Truck Driver .... Anthony Ianzito-Deceased ....... Albert Madama ............................... Stanley Tysko .............,........................ james Severine-Imperial Glass Co. .... . Julius Mendelson ...........................,.... Miller Munjas-Goodrich .............. Paul Musgat-Newspaperman ........ John Peckman-Orchestra .......... Orland Prccard .......................... Louis Pozzini-Salesman .............................. Calvin Robinson-Aviator ................................... Sigmond Rogozinki-Willow Grove Mine ......... Harold Roscoe-Wheeling Steel ..................... Harry Rose .................................................... joseph Springer .................................. Murray Simpson-Wheeling Steel ........ Robert Steel ........................................... Stanley Senek-Willow Grove Store ........ Thomas Sutter ........................................... Andy Sadlowski-Willow Grove Mine ........ George Spangler-Wheeling Steel ............... Andrew Spitzel-McClain Motor Co. ....... . Austin Strahl-Wheeling Steel ............................... Edgar Towner ............................................................ Thurman Warfield-Gas Company at Wheeling ........, Paul White-Test Pilot Air Mail ,......................,.... Anton Zajicek .................................... ....... Richard Boccabella-Grocery .......... Mertz Jones-Deceased ............... Wrlbert Andrews ......................... .New Philadelphia, Ohio ............................Bellaire Bellaire .........Bellaire Bellaire .........Bellaire Bellaire .........Bellaire .........Shadyside .........Bellaire .............Bellaire Farmer ........Pittsburgh, Pa. ...fffffff'i5iiiQQ'iS5ii6iii .........New Orleans, La. Bellaire Bethesda, Ohio ................Bellaire Bellaire ...ffffffi3Eii5iLE Bellaire ffffffff'i3Eii5iiE Bellaire .........Bellaire ........Bellaire ...Beech Bottom, W. Va ................Bellaire ....................Bellaire ..............Akron, Ohio ........Chilicothe, Ohio ff fiieiiiiig ........Charleston, W. Va. ..........................Virginia 'iiiiiaiik .........Bellaire .-..........Bellaire .........Powhatan ............Neffs ..........Klee, Ohio f.'.'ffffffiiEiiQiL2 ...fffffcaiii5L1ii5 ffffffff'i3EiiLiiiE ....ffff.'.'.'ff.'.'f.'fffff.'ffffiiEiiQiiE Anna Dell Armon-Teacher .......... ............. ......... E l m Grove, W. Va. 75 - raw CLASS OF 1920 Russel Boyce Ault-Wheeling Steel, Yorkville, Ohio ...... Mary Pauline Ault-Married .......................,.......,......... Helen Ward Bennett Myers-Bellaire Leader Office.. Harold Rankin Booth ........................................................ Marion Eleanor Beetham Henderson ............................. Ruth Brown Ludwig .............................. Charles Paul Brafford ........................... Eunice Virginia Chipman Ferguson ............. Margaret Virginia Cooper-Deceased ......... Lillian Florinda Curzon Marshall ............,..................... Dorothy Ruth Danford Kerr ........................................... Martha Elizabeth Darrah-Home Economics Teacher ......... Herman Alvin Dillon ....................................................... David I. Emerman ................... ............................ Dena Favot-Teacher ...........................................,..... Dario Favot-Auto Mechanic ....................................... David Leonard Feinberg-Dept. of Public Welfare ....... Sara Elizabeth Fitton Berlin .......................................... Rachael M. Freedman-Librarian .............................. Laura Eleanor Gallaher Pracht ............ Edith Lillian Graham Marquis ............................ Mary Helen Greenlee Keyser ................................. Audrey Fawcett Groom-Interstate Bridge Co. ......... . Nelson Herbert Heil-Wheeling Corrugating Co ....... Anna Elizabeth Harbaugh Gordon ............................. Edith May Harbaugh ............................................... Mary Margaret Heath Wallice .......... john Everett Jones .................................... Violet May Kennedy jones-Teacher ...... Ernest Lombardy .........,......................... Hilda May Minder French .................................................... Carolyn Emma McClain Taylor ............................................... Vernice Pauline McClain-Billing Dept., Wheeling Steel ....... . Isabelle McClain-Teacher, Gravel Hill .......,........................ Clifford I. Morris ..................................................................... Frank H. Parkinson-Gen. Mgr. Golden West Fruit Co .......... Aaron I. McDermott ................................................................ Roger Wm. Oldham ..........................................,.................. Dora McGee Price .........................,. Wilma Pearl Ramsay Shaffer ........ Hildredth D. Ramsay ................... Edna Lillian Starrett ....................... Florence Caroline Stellars Frazier ................ Hazel Anne Snyder Hapner ................................ john Ward Stewart-Stewart 6: Ward Co ......... Charles William Springer-Deceased ............. Florence Eva West Schafer .................................................. Mary Emery Yerian Applegate ................................................ john Franklin Zastudil-Agent Prudential Insurance Co .......... Grace Michael Barrett Brewster ............................................... . Aubyn Bailey Cooper-Auditor, W. Va. Rail Co ............... .. C. Ellis Crow-Sears Roebuck Co ............................. Grace Ann Creamer-Court Reporter ................... Mildred Lucille Kernen-Married ........... Leslie B. Keyser-Attorney ................ Robert Loring Kilgore ................................................ Minnie Kathryn Marling Ault ...................................... John P. Muldoon-Butler Co. Memorial Cemetery .,..... john Franklin Pickess ........................................................ Charles Owen Starret ................... .... Fred Bond-Hardware Co .......... ....... Lois Elizabeth Brady Kinney ....... .............. 76 ...........................Bellaire ........Elm Grove, W. Va. ...........................Bella1re ..........Bethesda, Ohio .........Martins Ferry ....................Bellaire .......Milwaukee, Wis. ....................Bellaire ................Bellaire ....................Bellaire ........Greenfield, Ohio ................Wheeling ................Wheeling St. Clairsville ............Detroit, Mich. Orleans, La. .........San Diego, Cal. .............Steubenville .............Shadyside .......Warren, Pa. ................Bellaire .............................Bellaire ...........................Martins Ferry Caracas, Venezuela, S. A. San Francisco, Cal. ..............................Bellaire Bellaire ......East Liverpool, Ohio ........Washington, D. C. Bellaire ....................Bellaire .......................Bellaire Chicago, Ill. Angeles, Cal. ....................Powhatan ...............Chicago, Ill. .........Columbus, Ohio ..................jacobsburg .................Warnock, Ohio Shadyside .New Philadelphia, Ohio .......................Dayton, Ohio ..............................Bellaire ................Wheeling .......Painesville, Ohio .......................Shadyside Angeles, Cal .......Huntington, W. Va. .......................Wheeling ....................Wheeling ....................Powhatan Columbus, Ohio ........Herkimer, N. Y. ....................Bellaire ..............Butler, Pa. .........Massil1on, Ohio ........St. Petersburg, Fla. .........'...........Shadyside ....................Bellaire CLASS OF 1920-Continued Eleanor Branstroop Shaver ........................................................ James B. Ernst ....................................................... ,... .......... George Exner-Purchasing Agent, Whg. Steel Corp ......... Oleta Mae Freeman-Deceased ........................................... Henry Grella-Machinist ................... .... ....... Iva Lu Reine Grier Gross ....................... Nellie Mae Hollingshead Saffield ......... Leo Harris ....................................... Lois Hathorn Kohl ..................................... Oala Louise jackson Lucas .................................. james I. Klas-Salvation Army Captain ................. Ralph B. Lockwood-Red Arrow Transfer Co .......... Charles Lopeman-Belmont Brewery ...................... Stella Margaret Lucas Imhoff ............................................ Edna Agnes Meek-Secretary Neff Lumber Co ..................... joseph P. McDonald-Paymaster, Imperial Glass Corp .......... Robert N. Perkins-First National Bank ............................ Mildred Dolores Powell Lindsey ...................................... Laura Rodewig-Society Editor, Whg. Intelligencer ........ Elsie Marie .Simpson Michael ..................................,...... Olive B. Straughn Barnes ...................... ....... Gladys Eunice St. Clair Drewitt ......... Wilma Tharp Fritchi .............................. Thelma Lou Wharton-Deceased .......... Sarah Maude Williams Tuttle ............ Ruth Elizabeth Wright Schrum ........................,............. CLASS OF 1910 Vera Long-Teacher .................................,..................... Roy Wilkinson .................................................. Charles Harold McNeese-Marlind Oil Co ....... Madison Aldredge-Deceased ......................... Margaret White-Mrs. Poorman, Sr ........... Helen Nicholson, Wlibaum ................... Florence Seabright ............................... Grace McBride ...................... Walter Charles Russell ......... Mable Willerton ,.................. Alice Gertrude Nelson ........................... Charley Fred .............................................. Beryl Garber Higgenbottom-Librarian ...... Laura Griffin ........................................................... Nora Landakrohn Neuman ........................................ Lane Lancaster, Ph. D.-University of Nebraska ...... William IS. Leach ..............................................,...... Lorena Richards Bundy ........................................ Lena Snyder DuBois ............. Myrtle Bickerton ................................. Elsie Lowell Kays ................................... Onward Rodefer-Supt. of Schools .......... Sara Murray ............................................ Wells Rodefer ........................................... Brady Davis ........................................................ Velma Rodefer-Asst. Prin. Shadyside .......... Roberta McMaster Toothman ....................... Murl Lee ........................................,............ 77 ..........Brilliant, Ohio ...................Bellaire ........Martins Ferry ......................Bellaire ........Brookside, Ohio Bellaire ...................Be1laire ..........Bethany, W. Va. ............................Bellaire .........Fort Lauderdale, Fla. ....................Chicago, Ill. ..........................Be1laire Columbus, Ohio ..........Key, Ohio ............Bellaire ................Bellaire Steubenville ...............Bellaire ......... Martins Ferry .............................Shadyside ............................Bella1re New Philadelphia, Ohio ffffffff.'f.'fffff.'fffIf.'fff'iiliiiliile ........Neffs .........To1edo, Ohio .......Pontiac, Mich. ...........Oklahoma ....fffffffffffffffffffff'i32iiliiLE ...................Akron, Ohio Petersburg, Fla. 'f'.'.'f.f.'f5L12QiQiELQ oiQib ...................Bellaire .........Bethesda, Ohio Bellaire Bellaire ............Lincoln, Neb. Uniontown, Pa. ........Quaker City, Ohio . . ......................... Bellaire ..........................Bellarie .......Washington, D. C. ..........W'aynesburg, Pa. ...IfQ'.Q'.1'.'.'.'.fQ'.siiQLi55532 .......Woodsdale, W. Ya. ......................Shadys1de .................jacobsburg ........Steubenville ,Mn-,. A uf 0 9 r a P , ,JL -. . J. 4 1 v.,x MF' , 1, w.. Q., N- , M A. ..1,' , , . -4, Lf: Nr w. 5 I X I sf. U Y N Fr x V 'x D a XA X rf' .' -11 , - u.'. ,1 x 'Ek A f . . , . ' TA Y f Q a F' .45 -5. V, 1. 4,52 , ,.i.,,,.wS.g-ily: iq! ' E111 ' . . ...Q - ,gf 1 ,4 .ji v , . Rv , .. 5 f g- a. MJ, . U . ,..... fe--,V 1- 6 Jr ,J M-,shi I. , 1 , 2 'B Q .o TRIBUTE is due the Advertisers whose co-operation made possible the publication of this, the 1940 BELJUAN. It is fitting that we here show our appreciation of the friendly interest taken in Bellaire High School. erchants, professional people and individuals are proud of Bellaire High School and use this means of showing their loyalty to the school which is so intimately connected with the life and progress of the community. DVERTISERS . . . WE SALUTE YOU! Advertise nt PLATES BY INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVIN6 COMPANY Indianapolis, Ind. PRINTING BY SEDGWICK PRINTING COMPANY Marlins Ferry, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF OHIO THEATER Judge Harry L. AIbrigI1+ BELLAIRE B. H. 5. CLASS OF l9l7 Louis Fisher, jr. Fritz Hall Compliments of C. WELLS RODEFER Candidate for County Commissioner Republican Primary, May 14th FISHER and HALL GROCERIES and MEATS P. O. Neffs, Ohio Phone 993-I2 Willow Grove Ohio SWIFT to Serve You! ALBERT VASEK , AND soN Dfmk GROCERIES and MEATS IVE DELIVER Telephone 570 M I 4405 HARRISON STREET Bellaire, Ohio There is a story of a woman who had four husbands. The first one was a millionaire the second was an actor, the third a minister, and the fourth, an undertaker. That made one for the money, two for the show, three to get ready, and four to go. J, VALEN1' NEFF ROLLER RINK Groceries Fruits Clean F1111 . . . Come Niglally Meats Vegetables Mgr. George M. Fenton 4245 Harrison St. Phone 569-R PHONE BELLAIRE 21, COMPIIIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF AN ALUMNU5 NEHI BOTTLING CO We dean all Ladies and Gezzlf' Half and alfa provide the BEST in SHOE REPAIRS SHOE R. 'g',,fQffP'TAL JOSEPH v. MACK 3345 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohi COMPLIMENTS OF o , 1 COLLEGE OF COMMERCE Edwm Fankhauser MA Presldent 508 Natlonal Bank of W Va Phone Wheellng 581 Wheellngs newest most progressxve and only BUSINESS COLLEGE founded on COLLEGE GRADUATION AND LIFE CERTIFICATION nn OHIO and WEST VIRGINIA IS glVIl'Ig FREE textbooks to all 1940 graduates durlng une and uly who enroll for three months or more Thus offer wrll not be extended Enroll now and start any t1me durmg the calendar year BETTER BUSINESS rs looking to us for the most competent typlsts stenographers bookkeepers accountants and comptometer CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES CLASS OF I940 HOGE DAVIS DRUG COMPANY B111 Rlley Can I get a room for three? Clerk Have you got a reservatlon? B111 Rnley What do you think I am an Indian? DANA says I am truly sorry my hrgh school days are over but 1n the years to come I hope to see many of my chums m Dad's store Dad carrnes a complete lme of Hardware and Sportrng Goods Supplres and shall be anxrous to serve you at all tlmes' fS1gnedj DANA ARCHIBALD 40 ARCHIBALD HARDWARE . , -W . 5 5 ,. .. I I , . J J , . 7 7 7 7 operators. - : ' ' , ' . I O I - , I 7 2 Soft Drinkr Ire Cream EAT AT S Y L V I A'S RESTAURANT and enjoy GOOD WHOLESOME FOOD Two Doorr North of Portoffire Guernsey Street Gas S+aI'ion All Pure Oil Products and Automobile Accessories Be 'SURE wilh PURE Cor. 52nd and Guernsey Sts. Bellaire Ohio EA L J H EIL RADIO at ELECTRIC co NORGE and PHILCO PRODUCTS We fell the BEST and Sewzre ihe rert PHONE 462 3281 Belmont St Bellaire Ohio LETS GO TO ISALYS Ice Cream Dairy Pfodaetf and Lumber PHONE 9100 Belmont Street Bellaire Ohio Gwen Crouse Officer could you see me across the street? Officer Why Ma am I could see you a mile off' Bellaire Auto Service CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Phone 231 3235 Guernsey St Bellaire Ohio THE MENS SHOP HART SCHAFFNER 8c MARX CLOTHES Bellaire Ohio JEFFERS BROS WHITE ROSE GAS GOODYEAR TIRES 38th and Noble Sts Phone 324 R PROGRESSIVE PRINT SHOP Wliere your football p ograms have been printed for sev al years OFFICF SUPPLIES SC Tool SUPPTI s Goon PRINTING 431 33rd St Bellaire Ohio ' 1 I R 0 I O 'r I - u ' J 7 . , . . . , . . , . 0 0 I 1 I U 6 . . t I - Q 0 I , CI . ., f - ,I , , - , ' A ' . 7 T O N Y' S Complimenirs Quali+y Meaf Markef HOME DRESSED MEATS WE DELIVER Y O U R L O C A L Meats Grocerles Frults Vegetables M K S T O R E PHONE 458 Oppofzte Hzgla School 3525 Cuernsey St Be arre Ohro Mrss Crater The prcture of the horse 15 good but where rs the wagon? H1lda Robinson Oh the horse wrll draw that COMPLIMENTS OF DR W C WORKMAN COMPLIMENTS OF l1rst Natl Bank Bldg Bella1re Ohlo COMPLIMENTS OF Complnrnents of R W Schertzer DR M J KUCHINKA Complrments of Compliments of Dr C S S+arkwea+l1er Rgberi- M Caldwell F11-St National Bank B151 Flrst National Bank Bldg OF , 1 . ll', ' 'g ' Plone g V sr. CLAIR ARCHER 4 Lei THE HOME . . . Fzzrnifla Your Home FURNITURE CARPETS STOVES SHADES LINOLEUM BEDDING THE HOME CO PHONE 89 3333 Belmont St Bellalre Ohlo COMPLIMENTS OF ANTON HOCHEVAR COUNTY COMMISSIONER and CANDIDATE FOR RE ELECTION on the DEMOCRATIC TICKET IDI!! SIIIUIDOII 117161 17211197756 Wzll Be Apprerzfzlej Mr Blgler B111 gnve me a LlCfll'1l1IlOI'l of salt B111 ewell It s the stuff that makes potatoes taste bad when you bo11 them and dont put any ID THE SPOT Home 0 Delzrlofzs Hawbzngm Forty Fourth Street PHONE 9166 COMPLIMENTS OF EDMUND IDDINGS Nhtor S rule Aeetwlene W1 ldlng Bodw and lwndfr fii DdlI'lIlf, Automc Inle Iiepalrlng, WEATHERSON TRANSPORTATION GARAGE Nef fs Ohno HAT CLEANING AND SHOE SHINE PARLOR and L11 eked NICK POKAS 'Vi 0 1 elmont Strmet 1 ollalre Ohm Every good wlsh for Bellalre Hlgh School and Class of 1940 EARL R LEWIS Congressman 18th Ohio Dlstrxct We Still Sell DODGE PLYMOUTH PACKARD and GOOD USED CARS The McClain Motor Co In Our New Iotatlon I I I LAI! I' O1-110 0 - Q , A ' I . 2 . , . . . . I ff f ' ' . , . .H I 1 H0 ' - , ' E' 1 ' 1 . ' V T G All Kinds of Ladies' and Gents' Hats Cleaned . W ' ' 3' , , ' ..5 1: .' v 3'-', ' 5 7 I l O , V H . ' ' ' - 11111, 5 Our Motto DEPENDABILITY an SERVICE POLLOCK SCHOOL BUS DISTRICT G C MURPHY CO Meet and Greet Your Fnends at Murphy s 5 and 105 Store Selected Items to S1 00 3332 Belmont Street Bellarre Ohxo Our Azm If to Serve the Bef! al Rearonable Przres We Specralrze on Banquets CALL 472 R B E L M O N T RESTAURANT Bellaire Ohro ake was rn the war At every explosron he strove for the rear of the lrne Hrs colonel talked to hum about lt You shouldnt be afrald ake Why rf you do stop a shell? Heaven rs your home Yes I know replxed ak But I amt home src New Mald There s a man outslde who wants to see you about paylng a bull Mr Gfllflfl What does he look lrke New Mard He looks lrke you better pay rt Mrs Meder Is our daughter rrnprovmg rn her muslc 2 Mrs Montgomery N But the next best thrng rs happenmg Shes gettlng trred of 1t Mlss Ewmg How would you punctuate thxs sentence? The wmd blew a ten dollar brll around the corner ack Conklln I would make a dash after the brll H EAST END MARKET A S Kozlowskl Prop GROCERIES and MEATS Phone 906 R 1 Neffs Ohxo WHITE S COMMUNITY MARKET GROCERIES MEATS Food Market BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS Phone 280 281 Cor 43rd and Harrlson S Bellaire Ohlo The Gzfl Supreme STEINWAY GRAND C A HOUSE CO 1327 Market Street Wheeling W Va T E .l I - Cl . J . , ' , ' J e. 'Z ' - , ' ' lc. Y I Tbe pngendjy u 'J U - Bellairek Complele . : y . . . ' I ' ' . ', ts . : o. , ' A I ' 1 ' . . 6 GRAFTON - BAUKNECHT - MELLOTT CO. I4UNERAL DIRECTORS Corner 37th and jefferson Streets Bellarre Ohlo Phone 66 Only An Cmzdzlzoued Funeral Home Ill Bellane AMBULANCE SERVICE Mr McCarley What IS meant by the three R s9 Mr Tom Drxon The three R s run all through lrfe At 25 its Romance at 45 rts Rent and at 65 1tS Rheumatrsm Ladnes Misses Ch1lclren s Hats EWING S MILLINERY Cor 34th and Belmont Sts Bellarre Ohlo Vanlly Beauty Shoppe All Lzner 0 Beauly Culture Irene Klgerl Opemlou Vrrgrma McKeag PHONE 3991 4443 jefferson St Bellarre Ohro ZWEIGS FURNITURE STORE Telephone 914 Bellarre Ohio SOHIO SERVICENTER B: ug loin Cm up to STANDARD 55rd and Guernsey Sts Bellalre Ohro COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN J MALIK Wheeling Typewrller Exchange GRADUATES Help yourself to a career wlth a Typewrrter We Have All Maker PHONE 892 50 Fourteenth St Wheelrng W Va 7 .Un , . 4 1 V . .I - , . I . , . . , ' . , . . . , , . I . , - , - , at ' f - I .. - ' - Opt-n livvrlingzgs by Appointment - - v , . . I , . . , I , .E f . . ' 5 ' I ' ' 0 O I , . , . . YOUR BANK You do not need to be a depositor to refer to the FIRST NATIONAL as your bank. We have many services that are available to those who are not depositors. For instance, you might want to cash a check, send a collection item, deposit papers for safekeeping, rent a safe deposit box, purchaser travelers' checks, arrange for a tour, remit funds to a distant point by money order, finance a home, make a personal loan, secure a F. H. A. loan, or perhaps we can be of help in a more personal way, such as a letter of recommendation or introduction. Do not hesitate to say MY BANK is the FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN BELLAIRE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mr Billhartz What are the three Edwin Kennedy I dont l-.now Mr Billhartz That is correc words most used by high school students? CONGRATUI ATIONS to the Graduates THE LUCIA SHOP and BEAUTY SALON llfheie qnalzfy exceeds urea 4th and Belmont Sts Phone m 4 R Phone 629 Res 716 WM WEIZER 81 CO Iron and Steel Scrap and Metals Special prices on Wiping Cloth Guernsey 81 Crescent Sts Bellaire Ohio PROSSER Radio Service Cnmplele Radio Sewzre Any Type Radio All Work Cuaranteed 224 Thirty second St Bellaire Oh1o Compliments of E H C l otlmz g and Fill III rlmzga Bellaire Ohio WALK EASY ARCH SUPPORTS and Have .1 Drmonstxatun in Your Homt vuthout ohh ation STELLA B PARKER lhme 2441 HB7 Noble Strut 1 ll IHI4 ISI ST IN TIWVN Xr lrund Xt 'Ihis Storc Ye lllccs Arr Within Reason 'lry I s Just Once Polar Brand Fresh Frosted Foods Campbell s Food Slore 4575 jefferson St Phone 300 . ' 2 ' 'tl 3 , , fl - ' I . i , i' o 0 ' CUSHIONAIRE HEALTH SHOES A ix H I ff, lt . l I jf If-'I . , .' '12, I'!'llz1il'i', OIF: . . S The Brat Thousand f-S PROGRESS and THRIFT go hand ID hand At 65 years of age of 100 young men starting out ollars tt 21 rs very wealthy are well to do lne m poorhouse or dependent upon someone are dead are entrrely dependent Open an recount 1t our bank and gm mtce your self to be one of the frrst frve at age 65 THE UNION SAVINGS BANK THE YOUNG MANS BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatron Bellaire Ohro Mrss Tyler How many sexes are there? Brll Oberman Three Miss Tyler Three' What are they! Brll M1le Iemale and Insect THE HAT HOSPITAL Shoe Repairing and Shoe Shine Parlor BELLAIRES EXCLUSIVE HATTERS md SHOE REBUILDING 57a Belmont St Bellaire Ohio MAX CRONE 81 CO CLOTHING HEADQUARTERS UI Smart I ofmg Men a Market Street 1312 Wheel1ng COMPLIMENTS OF E D K I N K A D E Clty Audrtor of Bellarre Ohro KATHERINE BOOTH Groceries Meats and Prov1s1ons IV E DELIVFR 2158 Belmont St Bellaire Ohlo PHONE 426 PATRONIZE UNION BARBER SHOPS Complnments of ANGELO MARINELLI Complrments of GARLAND FREEMAN General Contractor Phone 720 Bellaire, Ohlo ,, , I riff? me 1, D g q I 1 - - . X' 5 .7 . A i 36 ' , 54 ' . ' 2 . ' vzrz H - 2 IfI0 - - - ' 9 Best Wrshes for Success, Prosperlty and Happiness to the Class of 40 REICHART S Your Faworzte Fur future Store 1121 MAIN STREET Wheelrng W Va F R Y 81 R I C E GROCERIES 1834 Belmont btreet PHONE 403 Bellarre Oh1o COMPLIMENTS W J McGRAW CLASS 04 Margaret Keyser Why does Beatrrce Corby shut her eyes when she SlIIgSp Peggy Crrppen She's so krnd hearted she hates to see people suffer Mr Grrffm Now ames how do you know the earth IS round and hangs on noth mg rn the a1r7 How do you prove rt? ames Crrolr I dont have to prove rt I never sa1d rt was Wayne efferles May I have another cake? Mrs Jefterres Another cake what? Another cake please Please what? Please mother Please mother what? Please mother dear No you cant You ve had two already One foot said to the other I smell defeat One eye sard to the other somethlng smells The sweet potato sard to Lowell Thomas Youre just a commentator The llttle charr sard to the Brg charr Hrgh Charr rmmre Have you ever notrced that most successful men are bald? ohnnre Naturally they come out on top Dorns Schramm Sakes ahve l dont belreve any woman could ever be so fat' Lors Schommer What are you readrng Dons? Doris 'lhls paper tells about an Englrsh woman who lost 2 000 pounds Complrments of BELMONT CASKET MANUFACTURING Shadysrde Ohxo Complrments of CAPITOL an TEMPLE THEATERS Bellaxre Ohxo Best Wlshes for the future the Class of 1940 from Wheelrng s recognrzed fraternrty and sororrty center THEMHUB . ' : . . ' ' : J , I H - CO. . , I I ' 1 ' 1 f - 7 - ' d . V , just between you and mei . . Q Q I ,, 7 I . . , , . J.. . : I to J '3 L , . , . of I ' . . , U :I . I, I Y ' u . . , . 1 WHEELlNO.W.VA. , . 10 COM PLIMENTS OF f L YOUR FUTURE ' Q' is up fo YOU! K Hammer it out to the best of your ability. person is ready to go forth and take his place in the world, but, it is up to him to show that he is willing and able to work and work hard. 7' 4 rpsl nw? W Q C I f L .Ili Equipped with a high school education, a ' arl- . I f 1 Thrift is one of the essentials in any successful life and we invite you to open a sav- ings account with us. It will pay you to do so. THE BUCKEYE SAVINGS 8: LOAN CO. BELLAIRE, OHIO To show how nutty some students are: the other day john Mihal was seen ex- claiming to his girl about some cattails in a swamp. He said, Oh honey, look at the hot dog garden. To have your car serviced reasonably, promptly and pleasantly, stop at WALTER SCOTT SERVICE STATION For that Good GULF Gas and Oil Phone 9158 Cor. 37th and Belmont Sts. Bellaire, Ohio GEO. R. TAYLOR CO. lI l1eeli11g'.r One Store Of Ili Kim! Capitol Confectionery Refre.rlamefztr for the thin! . . . . . . Sweet! for the l'weet Capitol Theatre Bldg. Bellaire, Ohio DR. M. FRANKLIN Optometric Eye Specialist Poor Report Cards are often the result of Defective Vision-Have your eyes Examined Yearly 3504 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF Silver Star Shoe Repair Work Guarmzteed 3082 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF SEIDEL'S BAKERY 4352 Guernsey St. Bellaire, Ohio We wlsh success and happmess to the Graduates of the Class of 1940 as they enter xnto new act1v1t1es and buxld on the educatloml foundatuon they have achieved at Bell ure Hugh School Farmers and Merchanls Nahonal Bank BELLAIRE OHIO A Frlendly Bank Mcmfzez fzdufzf Dcjwlzl 1171711 Ima f0lp0MlI'707l Gene Punch Hlll w1th whom I dmced wt the Prom l1st nnght ns such 1 dCCC1tfLll fellow' florence What makes you thmk so? Gene He pretended to belneve me whe he knew very well I w1s lying to hlm Thnfty Buyers Go To- BLUMS Smflllcr ln blZC but bigger ln vtluel South of Buckeye Bank Lew Specmlutf of Wheelzfzg Mftkers of Ime Specticle Wear C1mcras Bflrometers Blnocul mrs 62 TWELFTH STREET CARL J COCH RAN Eleatuml Cofztmrlw 4379 Guernsey it Tel 298 COMPLIMENTS OF ESTHER F PINSKY COMPLIMENTS OI F M HEINRICH COMPLIMENTS OF DR J F TSCHAPPAT Dmkworths 33rd and Guernsey Sts Bellfure Ohlo Phone 417 . 1 . 1 I n 7 C n . ' WHERE RENTS ARE LOW! Rawlings Oplicians, Inc. I D Q I H 12 BRYAN BROS. JEWELERS and FLORISTS PHONI 713 J BFI I AIRI' OI-IIO M Dlxon Wlmit are the essentrals of a hst Wlll 1nd testament? Dom D1 Paolo A dead person and some money Mr Dixon The Bellaire Democrat I ubhshcd bx I' P IOUHWIXN IIINIINK JOB PRINTING Cor 35th and Guernsey Sts Bellarre Ohxo CIVIN BROTHERS Nish Kelvlmtor Dealers 23rd and Belmont Sts Bellalre Ohio Phones 5501 Nrght 521 W SAM WALKER INSURANCE AGENCY All Kmdf of Iuslnazzre Buckeye Bank Bldg Bellure Ohio Congatulatlons and Best Wlshes to the CLASS OF 1940 L S GOOD 8: CO Wfheelmg W V1 CONNOLLYS I G A MARKET GROCERIES MEATS PRODUCE Phone 733 M 3301 Guernsey St Bellalre Ohlo COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES LIVORNO 4 r. ' : I 7 .5 ' . . : , . ' . Q D 'Lf x 7 'HJ 'i '1 ' ' and 1'lTI:l,lslilNt: 1'c1Ml',x1xY , . . . . , Y . . O h O I I ' ' 1 A K, . z. I O I I - , - ,, . , 13 For frfty s1x contxnuous years the pohcy at The Belmont Savmgs and Loan Company of Bellaxre Ohlo has been SAFETY FOR SAVERS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR HOME OWNERS At the 1nst1tut1on today thrs same frlendly helpful servlce IS avaxlable to you Students too are cordrally mv1ted to call at Bellalres Oldest Fmanual Instrtutlon THE BELMONT SAVINGS AND LOAN CO BELLAIRE OHIO OLD IN TRADITION BUT MODERN IN PROGRESS Archle D1 Bacco M1ss Tyler told us thut ants are the most mdustrlous creatures rn e world Mrs D1 Bacco So they are dear Archre I dont beheve lt' If they are how IS lt they fmd txme to attend all our p1cn1cs 7 ARCHER Auto Service DE SOTO PLYMOUTH 24 Hour Servrce Shadyslde Ohro Phone Bel 1090 w1ll be accurately frlled at McKELVEY S Pharmacy Thr ee Regzrtef ed Plmf mar 1511 PhO1'l6S 912 9134 3127 Unxon Sli THE CITY HALL IEWELERS P H I L L I P S JEWELRY STORE eweleff nz Bellazfe Jznfe 1898 Phone 1621 Bellalre Ohro FOR YOUR GRADUATION have your Photo taken at MORLACCI STUDIO Buckeye Bldg Bellalre Ohlo James Cooper Electric Eleclrzr Wzrmg Specmlut For Over 25 Yearr 332 Thirty third St Bellalre Ohlo W T GRANT CO Merchandlse from lc to 351 00 3326 Belmont St Bellarre Ohro th . ' 6 Compliments of YOUR PRESCRIPTION I l ' Co. 14 U S LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANING SAVE MONEY NOW' CASH and CARRY SERVICE Plenty of Parkmg Space PHONE 431 34th and Noble Sts Bellarre Ohlo WOOLWORTH S FIRST EOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES We carry a delxclous assortment of candles F W WOOLWORTH CO 5 8: 10c STORE Bellaire Ohro H OHIO VALLEY LUMBER CO Qlncorporatedj LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS PLANING MILL WORK ROOFING Bellaxre Ohro M DIXOU You can take rt as an elementary con ceptlon that when an artlcle IS sold rt goes to the buyer Edgar Shallcross Wrth ex ceptron of coal Dlxon Why not coal? Edgar When that s bought rt goes to the cellar Robert Wyatt Speaklng about baseball I have a base ball dog Bob Secontrne What makes you call hrm a baseball dog? Bob W Because he wears a muzzle catches flres chases fouls and beats rt for home when he sees the catcher comrng Mrs Nolce Tom It says here that some gunmen took a racketeer for a rrde What ltrnd of a rrde Tom? Tom Nolce A slay r1de mother Mr Martin fafter readrng a story of a great rnventor Frank What would you lrke to mvent? Frank Pohvka Id lrke to mvent a machine that would do my lessons by slmply pressmg a button Mr Martln And what would you like to mvent Clarence? Clarence Burkhart flazr lyj Somethmg to press the button Mlss Darby Can anyone tell me the meanrng of the word appelztd Jebb Krrkland I know teacher when Im eatrng Im appy and when Im done Im tlght Complrments MAYER S Bellalre Oh1o CLOTHING or MEN and YOUNG MEN Brzglafefz yofzr home wzlb J'077Z6l'hl7Zg new FURNITURE CARPETS STOVES VENETIAN BLINDS TH H P RODEWIG 81 CO 3125 3127 Belmont Street Bellaxre Oh1o BERNHARDT S 1225 Market St Wheehng STUDENTS SUITS as low as SI850 . . li' l , ' of co. ' , ' H . 3 ' , ' ' . . , . I l : , l , : f , . . 7 u ' . I Y , 7 U ' 3 I . ' : , , ' . A l . Z . , E ' 5 ' 9 . . I 7 T E - E ' . . , ' I , , - , - n o , , 5 , ' . 15 Le! U1 Prove to You TfffAd1'df1fa2f of R I c: H M A N B R o s. ELECTRIC COOKERY CLOTHING WHEELING and ELECTRIC FURNISHINGS COMPANY fof the GRADUATE 3156 UNION STREET 1217-19 Market St. Wheeling, W. Va. Bellaire, Ohio After discussing Bull Markets in Economics class the other day, Betty Leiffer was asked Is john conceited ? Betty replied, I'd like to buy him at my price and sell him at his own. Pharmacy The Home of Good Clothef' ll laere the .l'fZ!d61II'J' have mel for g67l61'dl'j0l7.f M E N D E L S O NIS It would he a blue world without you. fo B I St B H. Oh. Corner of 44th and Noble Streets 334 6 mont ' 6 late' lo ' Th' .h Y f E .s ' HARRY F, CARTER 101225255216 F2315 dfmriiillii Printing and Plateless Engraving DR. WM- E yeri gh! Sperialiri 3057 Guernsey St' Bellaire, Ohio Rooms 208-209-210 First National Bank Phone 225-J Bellaire, Ohio Phone 996-I I J. L. MCVAY HELEN s BEAUTY SALON PADOL-A new era in Permanent Waving! PLUMBING and HEATING A Permanent Wave steamed in a bath of oil. . . Phone 43 3059 Belmont St' Bellalre' Ohio Sth Floor First National Bank 16 Complefe Courses in BEAUTY CULTURE Our school is recognized by both the Ohio and West Virginia State Boards. For further information concerning our Day or Night Classes PHONE WHG. 9949 RIGGS - LEMAR BEAUTY SCHOOL 35 Twelfth St. Wheeling, W. Va. DANKWORTH'S THE DRUG STORE YOU KNOW! ALWAYS WELCOME Cor. 33rd and Belmont Sts. Bellaire, Ohio PHONE 92-J Confucius say: Teacher make boy, not smart in head, smart on seat. Mr. McCarley: Why do you go to school? Wesley Stoltz: I am here, because I am not all there. KELLER'S GROCERY 2601 Belmont Street Bellaire, Ohio Beautiful Shoes for Everybody! Shoes that FIT and BENEFIT ZINK'S SHOE STORE Where Fiitifzg if nl S ciefzce Bellaire, Ohio H Y M A N'S CLOTHING and SHOES W M. H E I L MEATS and GROCERIES Reliable Merchandise al Low Pfizer 3329 Noble Sf- Bellaifer Ohi0 3289 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio Phone 334-1 The Kern Insurance Agency INC. lWe Save You Money 716 First Natl. Bank Bldg. Bellaire, Ohio y Phone 54 J. L. LINARD 42nd Anniversary Year INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE - BONDS 615-616 First Natl. Bank Bldg., Bellaire, O. TH E ROD E FER GLASS COMPANY BELLAIRE OHIO Manufacturers of PRFSSED AND BLOWN PRIVA E MOULD GLASSWARE Establlshecl 1877 l STONE 81 THOMAS WEST VIRGINIAS LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE WHEELING W VA In the othee for a tardy excuse Iranlx Forma I am always tlred on the frrst day of Apr1l Mr Rembolt Why are you? lrrmlr Who wouldnt be after a March of 31 days? HAZEL Beaury Shoppe bpeclalnzlng, rn DUART and BONAT PERMANENT WAVES Phone 662 1 lrst Natl Bmk Bldg Bellaire Ohio Compliments of THE SMART SHOP Hoslerv Dresses Lmgerle Accessorles 3345 Belmont St Bellarre Oh1o LANDOS Home of Churchnll Clothes Rugby Sweaters Two Doors North of F1rst National Bank Bella1re Oh1o Complnments of Wm T Robertson Mayor of Bellalre Oh1o Correll Phoro Service Developing Prmtxng Enlargmg Border Prmts Danlxworth Bldg Bellaire Ohio Phone 9154 and 92 Bellaire News Agency E o MEDER Prop Clty Burldmg Phone 9135 Newspapers and Magazmes 7 I 'T' 1.4 r , . . . . ,, . . . ,, , . . - . H U - .. , H . , V. , , ' r ,-. . . 4 , 1 . I . , . . ' l .. A H U H ' o e , . . . . , 5 0 0 . . , . 1 . , QUALITY ROSS Muon-IENER S H O E S PROSECUTING ATTORNEY B GO K S sHoE sToRE 3242 Belmont St Bellalre Oh1o DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR SECOND TERM Mass Darby was trying to lmpress upon her pupxls the rmportance of bemg orrgmal She nllustrated by saymg Louns repeat thls sentence In your own words I see a cow The cow rs pretty The cow can run Moll: sand Boy lamp de cow Amt she a honey And I ask you can she take lt on the lam? L D Gabe Workman BARBER There s a Reason NEF FS OHIO HANNA STORE Quallty Merchandrse at Reasonable Prlces Phone 12 F 3 Bellalre Wlllow Grove Store Nelfs Oh1o Muller Radio and Refrigerator Phone 706 R SALES and SERVICE Dealers nn General Electrxc Applnances 3395 Belmont Street Bellaire Oh1o VEII-lla J N LUMBI li IUMBER and BUILDERS SUPPLIES Yards at Bellalre Oh1o md Shadysxde Oh1o Compliments of FLOYD E CONWELL Republxcan Candidate for Sheriff Many Tlmnkf For Yom Support NASH Amerzca J Oulslmzdzfzg Automobile john E Pertl Sales Phones 992 J 2 Neffs Oh1o I ' J : .. .1 . . I .. ' ' : , . ' ' . , I . ' ll Il U I . . I . 27 Yearf Szfrreyxfzzl BIl.fi716.fJ' in One Slam! Daily Delivery Alljl1l'h6'J'C' 1 7 . . . , I C . . C0. A , I . , . k K . , . ' 7. . ' ' . ' , ' 1 , 4 A - - x . J 19 HAVE YOUR INSURANCE WRITTEN BY THOSE WHO KNOW HOW! THE COWEN- DICKENS CO. INSURANCE SPECIALISTS 88 Kizzdf of Imzzmfzce 4th Fl. Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 97 Bellaire, Ohio THE BIG RED BOOSTER'S CLUB Wish the CLASS OF 1940 SUCCESS Alwayr for B. H. S. Membership Open Bellaire, Ohio Steve Polinsky: Lando, in the Smith family, there are the father, mother, and baby. How many does that make. Chas. Lando: Two and one to carry. EASTERN OHIO REALTY CG- BELLAIRE HUNDLEY MOTORS Inc- MERCURY LINCOLN ZEPHYR REAL ESTATE and FIRE INSURANCE FORD SALES and SERVICE Phone 101 Phone 28 Union Bank Bldg. Bellaire, Ohio 53rd and Guernsey Sts. Bellaire, Ohio ATLANTIC GASOLINE WM. R. PHILLIPS Phone 699 CLASSIC BEAUTY SHOPPE Union .Savings Bank Bldg. Phone 609 52nd and Belmont Sts. Bellaire, Ohio Compliments of THE PALACE BILLIARDS 232 Thirty-second St. Bellaire, Ohio Compliments of FRANCIS MORAN Chief of Police Bellaire, Ohio COMPLIMENTS of T B PHILIPS BELMONT COUNTS COMMISSIONER McGHEE 81 CO. TYPEWRITERS Portable - Standard SHAEFFER PENS and PENCILS Other Sultable Graduatlon Gxfts Evefyfhmq or Ike O Ire Cor Fourteenth and M310 Sts Phones 1717 1718 Wheelxng W Va Father Well my son what did you learn nn Sunday School today? Fred jackson We learned all about the cross eyed bear Father About what? Fred Yes slr he was named Gladly We learned a song about hum all about Gladly The Cross Id Bear QUALITY CONTROLLED co OP Through Comzzmef f Owner fhlp Phone Bellaire 908 'Il NEITS OHIO BEN PINSKY ewelry and Musical Instruments 226 Thirty second St Bellalre Ohio For the Best In Permanent Waving and Half Styllng Iermanrnts '51 4 Up Wxth or mthout ag pomtme nt I hone 1 ELITE BEAUTY SHOP 200 301 Flrst Natnnal lamk Pldg, I el vatol to 'ill I The Neffs Lumber Co Iumber Hardware and Bullders Supplles I Il J To Buzld Wztb We Have It YARDS AT Powhatan Ohlo Phone Powhatan 18 Neffs Ohro Phone Bellalre 21 JAMES L KOTERA A Home Owned Slove GROCERIES and MEATS STRAND THEATER Selerted Pzrlmef Alwayf NEFFS OHIO OTTO TALBOTT DRY GOODS NOTIONS MEATS and GROCERIES Neffs Ohno L I I C nd , - f , II K . 7 1 . , . . . .. - - I, . , . . .. H .. U I .. - . - Q ' 7 5 - ' 9 7 , ,. - - Q 7 aa 7 . . , . , . J it .1 ' ' 5 4 , '- .' 1 - , I , 58 rr J ' ' If I . - 1' , 'I 3' u . 1 Tak? me ' ' . 'I Ivor , 1 . I , , COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF THE on-no PAINT BERMAW5 AND GLASS CO- DEPARTMENT STORE 33 -4 Belmont St Bellarre Ohro 5304 BELMONT STREET PHONE 765 BELLAIRE OHIO Enghsh defrnrtron An old mard rs because she hasnt any buoy to clung to a woman who IS drownmg 1n the Sea of Love Jlmmy Valorlc s Res+auran+ and Gasoline Sfahon NEFFS OHIO I E CUT RATE DRUG STORES Oflglmzl Cul Rafe Since 1898 You Save On The Prescrrptrons Too 1125 and 1406 Market St Wheelrng Splendld Sandwlch Shop Delrcxous Sandwrches Tasty Toasty Mrke Angelos Prop All Kinds Toasted Sandwrches 3363 Belmont St Bellanre Ohxo Expert Permanent Croqurnole Sprral Wavrng Fmger Wave and Shampoo Oc Theresa s Beaufy Shop Phone 983 R Cor 44th and Haruson Sts Bellarre Ohro Easfern Au+o S+ores PARTS RADIO ACCESSORIES NOVELTIES Phones Bellalre 65 Martms Ferry 195 We F11 the Hard to Fzt DAWSON S BOOTERY Shoes of Known Qualrty for the Entlre Family Bellarre Ohro 1 . , 7 , . , ,, GR ST . 0 7 'Q . 0 0 ' - , .4 ' I , . , . , I . I., , ' rr -u I ' i 7 22 I E COMPLIMENTS B RDS YE FRESH FROSTED FOODS OF MEADOWCREST VEEEEEEEEE FRUITS VITAMIN D MILK MEAT5 and Dzfmbzzled by ICE CREAM Fredenck Wassman 8: Co Phone 220 Bellfure OhIo Bellarre OhIo Phone 477 Ten years from now Mr Anon Say Mlss Iannarelh look at thls letter I cant make out whether ltS from my tallor or my lawyer They are both named SmIth MISS I.1nnarellI reading, I have begun your suIt It wIll be ready to be trled on Thursday S P I C and S P A N SCHRAMM S Grocery Befrutlful Dry Cleanlng All Wfwk Insured QUALITY GROCERIEQ Fur Storage Rug Cleamng, Thirty second St Phone 500 Opposlte High School Phone 359 FASHION Beaufy shop DAVID MITCHELL 2155 Belmont St BellaIre OhIo Local and Long Drstance Haullng Phone 63 Home 4441 OHICC 397 4269 Franklln St 336 33rd St We gudrant 4 our work Pm er Waves 2 VK h r VK1ll'l01lt XII llltrfllllt Bell?-lf? OHIO Have flame W ellF1Ifnz Fd.fhI01Idbl6' COMPLIMENTS OF Clatber made by D MYERS CREAMER Cafherlne La ModIs+e 5366 Belmont St Bellfure OhIo Q o l 7 ? . ' , ' ' ' ' . . , , . E' ' 'Z f 2 I YDS U ' Y E. E ' E I 4 - E 7 ,, -. .7 . 7 . . l'I'fliMANICN'l' XVAYICS 5151.341 and Up 4 . ' . Ox , I we 3. v I 56 ' ' i ' 'it In , Im' I , 7 - . . U . 45 I I I ' V. , . 23 B U C K E Y E Sand 8: Supply Co Phone 52 Phone 52 ELBERT DUFFY BUILDING SUPPLIES FU N ERAL H OM E CONCRETE LUMBER PAINT ROOFING AMBULANCE SERVICE c 5 4 G St t 3 9 uemsey ree Lall Bellalre 121 122 Bellalfe Ohm 41st Street Bellarre O hlo How long does an engine last? asked Mary Munjas of the B and O lecturer About thlrty years he answered patlently thrrty years Maybe lt would rf xt dldn t smoke so much We Congratulate the Class of Nmeteen Forty COMPLIMENTS OI' Harry Herzberg ST a Slyle 1UllfJ0lll Extmvagance WARD Inc SMART APPAREL and E RIE WHOLESALE ACC SSO S GROCERS WOMEN 2111 BELLAIRE OHIO CHILDREN Bella1re Ohlo S Et . Oh, I should thinkla tough-looking thing lille that would last much longer than I I 0 for d 24 OHIO VALLEY TESTING LABORATORY Chemists and Bacteriologists Registered Consultants Zweig Bldg. Bellaire, Ohio Where You Buy for Less KERN FURNITURE CO WALL PAPER - FURNITURE RUGS CHINA Phone 999 3254 Belmont Street BELLAIRE OHIO SAY IT WITH FLOWERS from SHOCKEY'S Florisf Flowers for All Occcasions 314 - 32nd Street Phone 98-R Residence 747-I Bellaire Ohio THESE ADVERTISERS ARE FRIENDS OF OUR SCHOOL MAFFE BROTHERS Sales STUDEBAKER Service Phones 263 6 9186 BELLAIRE OHIO I see you advertised your saxophone for sale said Salathrel Goodson Yes William Pitts sighed I saw my neighbor in the hardware store yesterday buying 3. gurl atlx Sechrest What9 you flunlted that English course again? Tom Scott What do you expect? They gave me the same exam CLYDE E FRY Bellfzner Fizefzdly Food zlflmket The Home of Little America Fresh Frosted Foods FIRST in QUALITY SERVICE PRICE 4676 jefferson St Phone 980 981 L QUALITY FOOD MARKET The Home 0 All Good Tbllzgr to E41 WE DELIVER Phones 723 724 3273 Belmont St Bellaire Ohio K E N N E D Y HARDWARE co 1063 Main St Wheeling W Sporlmzezz J Headquarleu CALL WHG 407 Golf Tennis Baseball and Softball Equipment Claozre Floweu for All Ocmrzofzr CAPITOL FLOWER SHOPPE Bellaire Ohio . , 1 I 1 1 . .- 44-1- - H E I 'S '.' .I . 77 . '-' ' . . I , I . ggif,'F.r, ' - . ' 4, .Va. .. . I ,'-- V .I ' 25 S PICTURES BY PHOTGCRAFTERS WHEELINC-5 357 The Teacher Muses Year after year they come to me These children wrth questlonrng looks Year after year they leave me As they leave thelr outgrown books And I wonder sometimes lf Ive taught them just some of the worthwhrle thmgs ust some of the thlngs they ll need IH lrfe Be they peasants or poets or krngs Of course they ve learned CIVICS and hrstory And how to d1v1de and add But have they learned that these are not all That make lrfe sad or glad? Have I taught them the value of smllmg When thmgs are at thelr worst? Have I taught them theres nothrng that helps lxk a song When the heart seems ready to burst? Have I taught them the joy of clean lrvmg? That Honor IS better than Fame? Wealtlm less than an untarnlshed name? Have I taught them respect to the aged? Protectlon to those who are weak? That silence always IS golden Wfhen gossrp blds them speak? Have I taught them that Fear rs a coward Who IS beaten when they say I can ? That Courtesy ranks wxth Courage In the heart of the real gentleman? Have I taught them these thmgs and the others 'Ihat wrll help make them brave kxncl and true? If I have then I care not 1f they tell me That Irkutsk IS a town rn Peru' By R J Gale Contributed by M11 Margaret Poland Bellaire 0lJz0 -..- V . , . . . y 9 S 7 I I ' r 3 7 ' y , ' . . . . y Y s T , . 1 . e That good friends are the greatest of treasures? , . , . . . I , V. y u 7 7 26 INDEX Advertxser Alumnus An Archel Auto SGFVICP Archer St Clalr Archlbald Hardware Atlantxc Gasohne Bellaire kuto SCIVIPG Bellalre Democrat I16ll3.lI'C News Agency Belmont Casket Mfg Belmont Restaurant Belmont bavmgs 82 Loan Co Bermans Department btore Bernhardts L1g Red Boosters Club Blums Books Shoe Store Booth Katherme Bryan Brothers Buckeye Sand 81 Supply Co Buckeye Qavmgs 82 Loan Co Caldwell Robert M Lampbells Food Store Lapltol Lonfectlonery Lapltol Flower bhop Carter Harry F Catherlne la M0dlStE C1v1ns Brothers Classlc Beauty Shoppe Cochran Carl J College of Commerce Connollys I G X Conwell Floyd E Loopcn Electrlc C0 Co operatlve Stores Correll Photo Servlce Cowen D1ckens Co Creamer D Myers rone Max Lo Dankworths Daw:-.ons Bootery Dorer Dr Wm Duvalls Pharmacy Last End Market Eastern Auto Stores Eastern Ohlo Realty Elbert Duffy Ellte Beauty Shop Ewlngs Mlllmery TO Page 7 ADVERTISERS Advertlser Farmers 62 Merchants Natl Bank Fashlon Beauty bhop lflrst Natlonal Bank hranklln Dr M Brederlck Wassman Sz Freeman Garland Fry Clyde lfrv 82 RICL Good L S 8: Co Grafton Bauknecht Mellott Grant W T Grlest Cut Rate Stores Hanna btore Hat Hospltal Hazel Beauty Shoppe Helens Beauty balon Hemrlch F M Hells Quallty Food Market Hell Radl0 82 Electric Hell Wm Herzbergs Harry Hochevar Anton Hoge Davis Drug Co Home Company Hub The CBella1reJ Hub The fWheel1ngJ Hundlefy Motor Co Bellalre Hymans Iddmgs Edmund Isaly s Jeffers Brothers Johnson Gas Statlon Johnson Lumber Co Th W M Kellers Grocery Kern Ifurmture Lo Kennedy Hardware Kern Insurance Agency kmkade Ed Kotera James L Kuchmka D M J Landos L-6W1S Earl R Llnard J L Llvorno Charles Iucla Ghop Page A F ', ......................... 1 ,, ' ...... 12 . 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J ' 1 .,....................... ..8 ndex Advertiser Mack Joseph V Maffe Bros Mallk John J Marmelh Angelo Mayers McCla1n Motor McGhee Sz Co McGraw W J McKelveys Phalmacy McVay J L Meadowcrest Mendelsons Mens Shop iBella1reJ Mlchener Ross Mlller RHKIIO Ku Refrlgerator Mitchell David M K Store Moran Francis Morlaccl Studio Murphy Co G C Advertisers Contlnued Page Advertlser Page Schertzer R W Schookeys Schramms Grocery Scott Walter Seldel s Bakery Shoe Hospltal Silver Star Shoe Repalr Smart Shop Sohlo Servlcenter QDIC and Span Splendld Sandwlch Spot The Starkweather Dr C S Stewart 8: Ward Stone 8x Thomas Sylvia s Restaurant Talbott Otto Taylor Geo R Fheresas Beauty Shop Tonys Meat Market Nash fJohn E Pertlj Neffs Lumber Co The Neff Nehl Ohlo Ohxo Ohxo Roller Rmk Botthng Co Palnt Sz Glass Co The Valley Lumber The Valley Testing Laboratorxes Palace Bllllards Parker Stella B Phllhps Jewelry Store Phllhps T B Photocrafters Pmsky Ben Pmsky Esther Pokas Nlck Pollock School Bus Progressive Prlnt Shop Prosser Radio Rawlings Optlclan Inc Relcharts Rlchman Brothers Rxggs Lemar Beauty School Roberts Francls G Robertson Mayor Wm T Rodefer Glass Co Rodewlg 85 Co H P 15 Unlon Savxngs Bank Unlted Dalry U S Laundry Valent J Valouc Jimmy Vanlty Beauty Shop Vasek 85 Son Albert Walker bam VVe1zer S.: bon VVm Wheehng Electrxc Wheehnb Typevnrxter Exchange Whltes Communlty Market VVoolworth s Workman L D Gabe Workman Dr W C lmks Shoe Store Ywelt, s Furnlture O I I to ---4 5 ' S M . , . ......................- 1 x I ' ' . .................,........ 25 1 , ' ', . .......................... 7 ' ' ' ' ' .....-................ 9 . 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