Bellaire High School - Beljuan Yearbook (Bellaire, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1941 volume:

m .I F , L., 1 . ,. . 1 -. - - V . , , ' ' ' N ,.-Ax, ,Q .iLfL',,,t,L 64vA:J,,:::2- ,.,A:LT-V.. , 41, . r' ' - .- ..4sL1.Lm2:.,1-,..g,,:L,L,- -.. Q A 5s 1 . -..,, :- THE STUDENTS CF BELLAIRE H.s. 'I and +he +hings fhey doQ CLCDSE-UP! STAFF Virginia Ault, Maxyne Spring, Frederick Belt, Dom De Paolo, Angela Gallucci, jane Morgan, Arthur Andrews, Betty Lou Dick- ens, Helen Gianangeli, Jack Conklin, Dan Giffin, Evelyn St. john, Lillian Foster, Roy Cage, Constantine DiPictro, Jennie Zac- cagnini, L e o n a DeNarclo, Gwendolyn Crouse, Virginia Oliver, Edna Bougher, Elinor McCabe. D OF ACTION AT BELL IRE H. S. A AS SHOWN IN THE I94Ih I BELJUAN ANDTHE PEOPLE WHO SUPPLY THE The past decade has seen the rise to power of new theories of government, challenging those truths which we Amer- icans have always held to be self-evident. Against the background of a world in flames, we the class of 1941 take this opportunity of reasserting our firm con- fidence in the final triumph of the ideas and ideals by which this nation has long existed. ACTION IN OUR VARIED ACTIVITIES Administrators, Faculty, and Students, from every walk in life do they come to our schooli meeting and fusing together into one body, with one creed and purpose. l From a heritage of more than a century and a half of freedom and political justice comes the faith in our objective that gives meaning to our daily tasks at school. MISS ANNA DARBY . 3 5 3. f DEDICATION The class of 5111 is happy to dedicate its annual to Miss Anna E. Darby. As a teacher of American Literature, Miss Darby not only keeps abreast of modern fiction, but also arouses a similar enthusiasm in her students. She takes a great deal of interest in seniors and their activities and has proved this time and time again by assuming the thankless responsibility of producing the senior class play. The senior class play is only one of the dramatic productions which Miss Darby has so ably directed. Her contributions to the chapel programs are welcomed by everyone. It is with deep respect and sincere apprecia- - tion that we offer her our Close Ups or Bellaire High. FACULTY DI. V. NELSON, Sfzperilzlezzdezzt Each year the Administrative Depart- ment has the thankless task of making the students of Bellaire High toe the line. Each year we rise to new heights of ingenuity in efforts to avoid toeing said line. Round and round the circle goes but we are bound to come out second best. Vfithall, we have a profound respect for Mr. Nelson, Mr. Reinbolt, and Miss Price for we realize that each year they are doing a finer job for our school. Left to our own devices most of us would develop into just ordinary citizens, but profiting by the experience and the example of those set to guide us, the average graduate of Bellaire High stands fair to realize his dream of being a good citizen in this topsy-turvy world. F. N. Rniismoir, Principal GRACE M. PRICE, Am. Prifmpal P' ADMINISTRATION K. G. COOPER H P Romfwxcs Cie,-i ' pi-e,.Qf.1.,,,Q VjggE2Algf,?33QQgL Serving since 1919 Appointed 1900g retired 19053 S ,L 7 TH 1 27 re-elected 1908. enmig Smce 9 Served as President from jan. 1, 1908, to present time. JOSEPH MACK GEORGE ROBINSON Serving since 1933 Serving since 1934 SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Houston, American History: Mr. Morris, American History: Mr. McCarley, Sciologyg Mr. Ault, American and Wforld Historyg Mr. Griffin, Geographyg Mr. Basrnk, XYforld Historyg Mr. T. Dixon, Sociology. MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENTS Mr. Canning, Instrumental Music --Orchestrag Mr. Burdett, Instru- mental Music-Banclg Miss Crater Artg Miss Molby, Vocal Music. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Miss Goldsmith, Physical Ecluca tion for Girlsg Mr. Niemiec, Head Coach and Director of Physical Education for Boys. SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENTS Mr. Bigler, Chemistryg Miss Belt, Algebrag Mr. Billhartz, Physicsg Mr. Bethel, General Scienceg M i s s Haudenschielcl, Geometryg Mr. Polinsky, Geom- tryg Miss Tyler Biology. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Miss I-Iumes, Latin: Miss Price, Latin, Miss Meeker, Latin, Mr. Santavicca, French. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT AND LIBRARIANS Miss Waddell, English, Miss ' Allen, Englishg Miss Korner, Eng- lishg Miss Ewing, English, Miss Houston, Head Librariang Miss Smith, English, Miss Ryder, Ass't Librarian, Miss Darby, English. SCHOOL SECRETARIES Miss H o m e r , Secretary t Principal. Miss D u n fe e , Secretary to Superintendent. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Miss Koste, Shorthand and Typ- ing, Mr. Myers, Bookkeeping, Miss Saylor, Typing, Mr. Dixon, Commercial Lawg Mr. Martin, Salesmanship, Miss Benson, Short- hand. INDUSTRIAL AND DOMESTIC ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Lewis, Wootlworkingg Miss Eby, Cooking, Mr. Blind, Draw- ing, Mr. Hawkins, General Shopsg Miss Mclntire, Sewing, Mr. Ratn- iczak, XVoodworki.'.gg Miss Kates, Sewin ACTIVITIES x V 9 ! 1 a THE STAFF l94l BEL Tx'P1s'1's AND Pnoolf Rlamususz 12. Mc- Cabe, L. DeNardo, Edna Boughner, j. Zaccagnini. Anv1sm'1s1No Smififz J. Conklin, E. St.- jolm, D. Giffin, L. Foster, R. Case, Mr. Myers, Advisor. JUAN L1'1'1z1mRY S'1'Mf1f: G. Crouse, C. DiPic- tro, M. Spring, V. Oliver, Miss Smith, Advisorg F. Belt, V. Ault, D. DePaolo, A. Gallucci, H. Gianangeli, B. Dickens, J. Morgan. Laying out the book under the guidance of Mr. Fitzimmons. BELJUAN STAFF Wlien you get right down to it, the Beljuan is simply a scrap-book, a complete record of the four years the class of Lil spent at Bellaire High School. There are the teachers that strived so hard to inject a little knowledge. Therearc our teams, our shows, our activities, and above all, there is our class! Here, in one small volume, are multitudes of memories which will grow dearer as the years march by. The venerable editors of our annual, Virginia Ault and Maxyne Spring, did a man's job in turning out this book. Dom DePaolo and Fred Belt submerged with work-and paste mounted pictures far into the night. The business staff worried about the ever-pressing problem of the conditions of the treasury. A few gray hairs here and there were obtained as they succeeded in securing advertising, keeping accounts, and most important of all collecting. But no annual can be complete without typists and what printer can do without a proof reader? The minimum of errors found herein are due to the diligent work of the typists and proof readers and the uniqueness of the layout was accomplished by the art editors. . ' f For all their hard work, the members of the Beljuan Staff ask for but one reward. That reward is to know that they have helped create an annual of permanent value, and annual that will be cherished by the class of 1941. GIRL MEETS GIRL Many lifelong friendships formed in good old B. H. S. were developed through Girl Reserves. This social and religious organization, a branch of the YWCA, is the largest club in high school. Meeting in a body every two weeks, girls of all classes mingle and enter into the fun of dances, parties, hikes and teas, however, valuable instruction and sage advice are offered to the members. Girl Reserves learn how to live Christian lives and how to develop the best in each and every one. The theme of the Girl Reserves this year was A Girl Reserve Views the American Way . These patriotic programs served to impress on the students the worth and advantages of the democratic way of life. BOY A MEETS BOY The Hi-Y enjoyed one of the most successful years in its history, using as their slogan Being a Better Citizen . For the recreation the club made use of the gymnasium, had their own basketball team, and really had a good time making use of the ties with the YMCA in Wlmeeling. This year the club donated money to the shoe fund and bought the Public Address System for the auditorium. Many of the friendships made in Hi-Y are solid as the Rock of Gibralter. - LS x C E yr s v 'Q J C svn 'Y it 19 Pl't'.l'i4ll.'IIl . .......... .. lfira Prexiflerll ..... Serrelfvy . .... 7'reiz.f1n'er .... .. ...... .. Pl'0gl'.!lll Clmirnmzz Betty Lou Dickens Mary Louise jones Pat Cooper jane Morgan Betty Foley ll 'ny.r and Menm' ........ ....... M illicent Koller Sofia! ..... Pllbliriiy ............... lnler Club Coumeil Serzfire . .................. .... . A limit' .,..... Dc zfolinmil ...... Pl'E.l'jdL'lIl ............ Vire Pnavizlezll .... Serrerary ......... Treamrer ..... ...Helen Gianangeli Lois Carolyn Neff .. Emmaline Giffen Sue Nell Purinton Lou Sherlock Esther Duga Fred Belt john Hill Arthur Andrews Roy Case Parlez-110111 le Francair? In order to afford the students a chance to display their knowledge of the French language, the French club has been or- ganized. This club combines music, drama, and just plain fun. , Il .mmz fury .1 dime? If you want aid in selecting a new suit or your spring costume, just go around to our Salesmanship club members who will be able to give you some expert advice. L'- Sniff, Sllfff-elllllllllllf Look them over girls, they're definitely husband material. These boys made their own aprons and have turned out some very nice dinners, too. Can you al-ways bear found? N of Wliy does light travel so rapidly? just ask one of the Gensi Club members and you shall find out. They discuss all scientific problems which are not very well under- stood by the majority. 1492, 1776 . . . ofa, my! These sons and daughters of Herodotus battle with words as they discuss ancient and Current events. llyalcla the birdie ! D The purpose of this club is to help any interested person to become more proficient and to enable him to derive more pleasure from his camera hobby. Bzzz-z-zz-lVa11g! Ozzrb! In Arts and Craft Club, the girls make many things and even attempt to draw like- nesses of one another. Ixlorro, 1Nl0.fl'L'l't', Novi, Norm In Latin Club some are often mistaken for Julius Caesar, Brutus and even for the beautiful Venus and handsome Apollo. Ligbfx Orff! Movie Club! The prime object of the members of the club was to be entertained, while their spon- sor worked diligently to create a taste for better pictures and to stimulate discussions about the recent pictures. 2H 0 --ZH 0 2 2 2 Boom! Ah-what was that? just .1 member of the Chemistry Club performing an experiment. You never can tell . . . Ein- steins may develop in this very temple of opportunity. Xer1'eff1rie.r, Booklaeepenr, Filing Clemen- Once every year the Commercial Club's behind the bars, but always makes a slick getaway. Thus we trust that their training in commerce will help them get away to a good job. Knit two, pearl Iwo, drop one! Knitting and sewing are the main diver- sions of Home Ec. meetings, and those tricky little chapeaux are creating a diversion. J. . . A... - . .. MI, MI, MI, MI- This is one of the most popular clubs in school, for everyone loves to sing and tries to make the Glee Club. Those that do are in for four years of enjoyment, not only from singing, but from operettns, and trips to Ogle- bay and Muskingum. Almost anyone in the Glee Club can tell you of the good times but there is also a lot of hard work, too. To turn out a good Glee Club requires lots of work and our' certainly shows it. NVe're proud of our Glee Club. Hey, where's your tune, bud? Wfhen any of the Fresh- man or Upper class boys felt an urge to do a bit of har- monizing and there was no one around to carry the' bass, they didn't look in the shower next door, but came to the Glee Club. This is an organ- ization which not only offers entertainment to audiences, but also deep personal enjoy- ment and contentment.. Do you remember the old saying, A song is to the heart what food is to the body ? It is easy to understand the neces' sity of a Boys' Glee Club. fff - SVUEET MUSIC, HARMONY XVe are quite proud of our string quartet-Hammond, McKelvcy, Kigerl, Sommer- ville-and of the standing they won at the Steubenville contest. JUMP BALL! NET BALL! LET BALL! The girls have heard these words many times while playing basketball, volleyball, or tennis in the gymnasium after school. These are only a few of the sports enjoyed by the G. A. A. members. However, they are limited to intramural competition and play days. Bellaire High School sponsored its first Play Day when our G. A. A. played hostess to five major schools in the valley. Sports, lunch, and dancing were the high- lights of the day. , FILES AND TYPEXWRITERS A file opens-outcomes a card-from a distance, typewriters can be heard leisurely clicking-all of this being skillfully done by the most able senior commercial students. These always smiling girls perform the many tasks of recording absences, mimeographing tests, or doing any other general office work. THE PLAY'S THE THING The lure of the footlights has a universal fascination, and the Drama club was organized with the purpose of not only presenting entertainment to the whole school, but of exercising and developing talent Thespianic powers: Amid grease paint. props, cues, and spotlights, many memories and lasting friendships have been. formed. 25 ORCHESTRA SYMPHONIES! SOFT LIGHTS! The orchestra exists in order to furnish a medium for the interpretation of classical and semi-classical music. It affords an opportunity for members to continue their musical education and presents a very important type of music to the student body. The chapel orchestra is pro- bably more familiar to you as this group has contributed a great deal to our enjoyment of the assembly programs. 2-fi BAND UNIFORM-MUSIC-PEP X Amazing to football friends was the Bellaire march- ing band this year, when it sizzled on the gridiron bc- tween halves with precision drills and peppy music. The concert band under the baton of Mr. Burdett, took an active part in many entertainments, football rallies, and concerts. They have journeyed many places to participate in Class A contests. 25 'TWO ENS MAKE AN EM Officially the Red and Black is defined as a semi- monthly publication written for the purpose of dissemi- nating to the high school and its friends, brief articles of general and professional interest, information concern- ing the activities of the school, and such items of humor as may be deemed advisable. The Red and Black is published by a high school staff primarily for high school consumption. It is in the Red and Black that the student boasts his teams. It is there that he promotes its activities, exhibits his wit and exercises his imagination. 26 BACK ROW: Louis Favish, Abby Franklin, Mary Louise Jones, Pat Cooper, Ishmael Briggs, Ted Barber, William Stevens. FRONT ROW: Betty Foley, Norman Anon, Zelda Stevens, Betty Lou Dickens, Eleanor Moyers, Mary Lewis, Virginia Springer, Marjorie King. RESOLVED: ----- Wlio knows but perhaps the Debate Club has uncovered unknown Ciceros and Websters? Americn's future orators knit their brows over the federal government, and tear their hair over state rights as they argue the current question, Resolved: The Powers of the Federal Government Should be Increased. THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF lil We, the Class of 1941 of Bellaire High School, City of Bellaire, County of Belmont, State of Ohio, being of full age and of sound mind and memory Qoh, yeah?j, do hereby make and declare this document to be the last will and testament of said class, hereby revoking any and all former wills made by us. - AR'r1c:L12 I Section I-In fulfillment of our debts: A. We hereby authorize the installation of any process whereby it will be possible for future students to sleep through Miss Smith's classes. B. We hereby authorize the purchase of a pitch pipe for Miss Ewing whereby she may obtain the proper tone for Number Next! Section I I : . A. To the Board of Education we leave our hearty thanks for the work they have done in making our education the best possible. Section III: A. To certain members of our loving faculty we leave the following: Mr. Ault-A rocking chair to use when discussing the fall of Rome. Mr. Polinsky-A new joke book. Miss Houston-A device to ban orators from the library. Mr. Santavicca-A couple of Ciceros and Demosthenes again to win a district tournament. AR1'Ici.12 II Section I: ' A. To the juniors we bequeath our poise, our intellectual ability, our personality, our versatility, our suaveness, and Mr. Basrak. . Section II: Q Ap To the Sophomores we leave our enthusiasm for anything from football games to Shakespeare. Section III: A. To the Freshmen we leave our chewing gum, our knee socks, and more lockers. Almeria III I, Art Andrews, will my ability to blush to Richard Newhart. I, Virginia Ault, will my ability to make study hall teachers gray to the Freshmen. I, Fred Belt, will my love for women to Tom Zimmerman. Q I, Edna Boughner, will my dimples to Mary Louise jones. 28 I, joe Carey, will my ability to out-talk Mr. Ault in history class to next year's seniors. I, Roy Case, will my suaveness to joe Phillips. 1, Bob Covey, will my thumbing technique to jack Hughes. I joe Cozzali, will my serious-mindedness to Mario Battistelli. I, Dom De Paolo, will my Swing Madness for Jive to Mr. Morris. I Ray D'Innocenzo, will my football ability to jack Otto. 9 I, Betty Lou Dickens, will my personality and ambitions to Mary Lewis. I, Constantine Di Pietro, will my way to annoy teachers to Nello Proietti. I Esther Duga, will my ability as a violin virtuoso to jack Benny. J I, Bob Duvall, will my art of evading all women to any queer who wants it. I, Joe Dydek, will my harem to Sam Riley. I, Harry Errington, will my curly hair to Mr. Reinbolt. I, Louis Ferrante, leave my ability on the gridiron to Harry Rusciolelli. I, Lillian Foster, will my uncanny power in getting gossip for the Red and Black to Nancy McClain. I, Angela Gallucci, will my athletic ability to Marie Morrill. I, Ray Gatti, will my bashfulness to Terondino Battistone. I, Helen Gianangeli, will my artistic ability to Jennie DiPaulo. I, Emmaline Giffin, will my place in the Duster's Club to any junior who has loved Richard Newhart and lost. 8 l, Walter jones, will all my letters and metals to the one and only Pat Flaherty. I, Cliff Kelley, will my hair and personality to brother Richard. I, Esther Lewis, will my curly hair to Millie Koller. I, .Sue Nell Purinton, will my ability for cleaning up after parties to Betty Foley. We, Edith Regoli and Doris Ragni, will our pet names, Branda and Cobina, to any other up-and-coming Debs. V ' I, Barbara Riedel, will my inability to remember Physics formulas to any junior I, Nina Santavicca, will my cheerleading ability to any would-be boy caller. I, Sam Marzella, will my place on 'the squad to Tom Morgan. I, Bill McClain, will my scandal column to Warren Fitch. I, Helen jane Miller, will my love for all football players to Pat Cooper. I, Bob Nelson, will to Clarence Getrost ten slightly used telephone numbers 1, Dick Snively, will Mr. Billhartz to anyone who likes to be teased. J 29 I Maxyne Spring, will my midnight oils to Nancy Covert. 1 1 I George Velt, will my excellent French pronunciations to Don Mario. I, Ralph Wright, will my ability to pester the female sex to Harry Schrum. I, Elizabeth McClain, do not will Piney to anybody. I Marie Vasek, will my giggle to Eleanor Moyers. 1 I, Henry Schleicher, will my chewing gum to Mr. McCarley. I, Virginia Harper, will my partiality for the tall, dark and handsome to my sister, Betty. I, jack Conklin, will my good luck to my brother, Bob. I, May Forbes, will my ability to fix my hair a different way every day to Helen Marta. - I, Betty Dean, will my fraternity pins to anyone who has tried and failed. I, Martha Brown, will my tallness to Sally Spirk. I, Mary Carson, will the fun I've had in my Senior year to Norma Heatherington. I, Bertie Von Harding, will my small quotations to Delores Pryor. I, Vera Unterzuber, will the front seat on the bus to anyone who can get to it first. I, Bernice Williams, will my inborn desire to do my Physics every day to the College Prep juniors. I, Lou Sherlock, bequeath my little black junk purse to Miss Koste. I, Betty Kopyar, will my C sharps to Miss Malby. I, Helen Tharp, will my ability to keep things moving in Room 25 to Theresa Volpini. I, John Keyser, will my ability to acquire a night's sleep in Miss Darby's English class to some drowsy junior. I, Ed Newhart, bequeath my love for Mr. Bigler to Betty Miller. I, Charles Norden, will my ignorance to anybody who doesn't need it. I, Punch Hill, leave my dancing ability to the juniors. QThey need itlj I, Helen Parker, bequeath my love for football to Rose Marie Rouse. I, Margaret Beckett, will my drawl to Louise Mesloh. I, Mary Margaret Pyles, bequeath my ability to day dream to Wanda Tuttle. QShe's in love, too!j I, Violet Germania, wish to will my skill in making speed tests to all typing students. QI haven't made one all yearly 30 I, Dorothy Hall, bequeath my twelve years of S in deportment to any freshman who shows promise of attaining a like goal. I, Ensil Hartley, wish to will my sociological knowledge to Mrs. Tom Dixon. I, Ruth Hammond, will my sweet and serious nature to Sylvan Kapner. I Anna Kiefer, will my love for dancing to Doris Harper. I Betty Littleton, will my big mouth to Helen Pierson. 7 3 I jack Kigerl, will my provocative smile to Charlie Cunningham. I, Louis jagucki, will my long, sweeping eyelashes to women in general. I, Ellen Planey, will my hair ribbons to jack Hughes. I Emeretta Ramsay, wish to will my darling freckles to my sister, Mildred. D I, Elten Schiller, will nothing because I need everything I got. I, Betty Shrader, will my ability to sleep in study hall to anyone who stays up all night getting his lessons. , I, Richard Beveridge, will my bad grades in Physics to anyone who would like to hear Professor B. rave. I, Gertrude Briscoe, will my uncanny ability to do the most intricate steps to Elizabeth Long. I. Dianne Sitrin, will my liking for Wliceling males to Zelda Stevens. I, Emma DeFelice, will my shortness to Hulda Duga. I, Alta Hill, will my sunny smile to any gloomy underclassman. AR'rlcLi3 IV To Bellaire High School we leave a hope that we will never be forgotten. In testimony thereof, we do hereby affix our signatures and declare this to be our last will and testament on this third day of March, in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred, forty-one. THE CLASS OF 1941. Signed in my presence March 3, 1941. O. U. KIDD Notary Public Motto: To see, to seek, and lo serve. Class flower: Red Rose Class color: Blue .uni lVl1ile. 31 ATHLETICS N FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Accrocco, Wright, Zacchini, Bruno, Magistro, Piloseno, Pestclla 'l'ottka, Jones, Hepe, Petlock, Hughes. SECOND ROW: Fitch, Strahl, Sims, Otto, Civins, Kahl, Ferranti, Marzella, New- hart, Rusciolelli, Conklin, J., Sedgwick, Myrio. THIRD ROW: Shimko, Baroch, Pitts, Klempa, Greene, 'Conk1in, R., Johnson Errington, Objenski, D'Innocenzo, Apicella, Reinbolt, Coaches Basrak and Niemiec. FOURTH ROW: Snider, Wade, Korvda, Grigley, Hurd, Porter, Niemiec, McGhee Alexander, English, Respole, Givins, Coach Polinsky. FIFTH ROW: Sechrest, Hughes, Kuntz, Boyd, Serafin, Matz, Drummond, Blon VVisvary, Mosso, McCoy, Robinson, Dobrovich. SIXTH ROVV: Nash, Johnson, Montgomery, Scott, Nemec, Neal, Jewell, Liberatore 34 YEA, COACHES! They're the best, they're supreme, they're the coaches of our team! That's the way the cheerleaders say it and this little ditty expresses very nicely the sentiment of every boy and girl in school. Head coach, john Butch Niemiec, a graduate of Bellaire High and Notre Dame has produced three great football teams in the three years he has been with us. Assistant coach Steve Polinsky, is a valuable member to the coaching staff. In addition to his coaching, he does a fine job of scouting. His pleasing personality and story telling ability have won him the love and respect of his pupils. Assistant coach, Mike Basrak, a graduate of Duquesne University, is another who has returned to the home fold. As line coach he has done a great deal for our team. This is his first year with his Alma Mater and we hope he will have many more of them. ROW 1: Asst.. Coach Polinsky, Head Coach Niemiec, Asst. Coach Bnsrnk, Apicella, Baroch, Civens, Conklin, D'Innocenzo. ROW 2: Errington, Ferranti, Johnson, Jones, Klempa. ROW 3: Magistro, Marzella, Piloseno, Petlock, Pitts, Sims, Velt, Mgr. Pestella. ANXIOUS WAITING OUR FRIEND, DOC CREAMER JOHNSON TI-I With a blare of trumpets and a rousing cheer from the stands, the football season started on its very eventful course. The boys in red ploughed through even the toughest defenses to establish a high record for their school. Saturday, Sept. 14, found a confident Big Red team taking the field against Shadyside determined to start the season off right with a smashing victory. Time after time the boys plunged down the field to pile up a score of 18 points and at the same time holding the Shadyside team to ml. Witlm the memory of the battles of other years, we all went up to Martins Ferry, fully aware that we were in for a terrific fracas, and we weren't disappointed. Witli cheers and yells the boys were goaded on for victory, but to no avail. Witlm the cheers of the victorious Ferry fans ringing in our ears, we left the field, vowing never to let it happen again. 36 XEAH-TEAM-XVE'RE XWITH YOU LET GO, I'M COMING THRU GOAL AHEAD! The Bellaire team went up to New Philly on the old war path, determined to bring back the scalp of the Philly boys. Their hopes were realized for they found the New Philly team to be no match for their own. Some people have even been wondering if the New Philly were actually there, but the proof is their six points to Bellaire's fifty-three. Wlieeling, our old and respected op- ponents, met us on the gridiron in the tradi tional Thanksgiving game. Confidently the two teams advanced to fighting formation. , Witlm efforts redoubled fthe boys remem- bered last year's defeatj and fire in their eyes, the Big Reds fought on keeping Wheeling scoreless, thus giving themselves a margain of 19 points. Wluen the final whistle sounded, the whole school was happy for it marked the end of a successful season. 37 COACHING STAFF Polinsky, Assistant Coachg McCarley, Faculty Managerg Niemiec, Head Coaclmg Dixon, Head Basketball Coachg Basrak, Assistant Coachg Martin, Freshman Basketball Coachg Blind, Equipment Manager. VARSITY BASKETBALL .S'm11di11g: H. Grigley, E. johnson, D. Fitch, H. Rusciolelli, H. Errington, and Head Coach, T. Dixon. Sitting: E. Gentile, E. Hepe, V. Hughes, W. Pitts, Wacle, H. Merryman. 38 A AROUND THE BUCKET AND IN! Basketball is to winter what football is to autumn-fans screaming, with fast, furious and colorful action on the court-a score per minute Qwell, maybe every two minutesj . The team made its debut on a foreign court this year, and it wasn't until after the middle of December that we witnessed a game on the home floor. . The season was fairly good this year, although the team took some tough ones on the nose. But to the credit of every man the morale never faltered. The backbone of spirit was Harry Rusciolelli with his undaunted enthusiasm and encouraging chatter. More than once he had led his team to victory and higher spirits after a disheartening defeat. Toward the ends of the season, however, the team suffered a spinal fracture, and Coach Tom Dixon found it necessary to change horses in the middle of the stream. The new team worked hard and proved it when it defeated Shadyside after two nights' practice. It was a grand game, and we say, Orchids to Louis Ferrante, Sal Magistro, Sam Marzella and john Conklin for responding so promptly to Mr. Dixon's call for help. . It was a tough season but these memories are worth all the work and worry. Standing: Banig, Van Camp, Snider, Grigley, Coach Polinsky. Sitting: Conklin, Londo, Otto, Petedris, Reinbolt. Managers: Jones, Sedgwick, Battistelli, Heatherington. 39 TRACK IQLLI The graduation of the class of -10 left Coach Nicmiec with a tough proposition facing him at the opening of the 1941 season. The disappearance of the high scorers from the cinders--Peachy Pie johnson, Isaiah Wade, George Neff, Edward Markley, Decker, Charles Kahl, George Velt-left Bellaire with holes that were hard to fill. Robinson and Green, backed by Spencer, proved to be consistently strong in the mile, while Jones and Hepe were outstanding in the sprints. The veteran Hughes was ready to take over the quarter. The half-mile seemed well taken care of by H. E. Grigley and Conklin. The hurdles were question marks, but H. E. Grigley and Klempa were hopefuls for the lows, with Errington and Reinbolt running the highs. The field events looked fair, with Dydek heaving the discus and Newhart putting the shot. H. I. Grigley was inexperienced at pole vaulting, but Hepe and jones were veterans in the broad jump. For the high jump, Errington was back, with a newcomer, H. E. Grigley. Taken as a whole, the squad at the beginning of the spring was an unknown quantity, with a sprinkling of consistently fine veterans. The 1941 season opened against St. Clairsville at Bellaire on April 4, and the following was the schedule for the spring: April 12 Wheeling .............................. at Bellaire April 19 Triadelphia .......................... at Triadelphia April 26 Wheeling Intelligencer ........ at Triadelphia May 3 Belmont Relays .................... at Bellaire May 10 Martins Ferry Qpendingj .... at Bellaire May 13 O. V. A. A. ...................... at Wheeling May 17 Eastern Ohio District .......... at Uhrichsville May 24 State Meet Qpendingj ........ at Columbus 40 SENIOR CLASS SCJNC-3 lV'0rd.v and Mn.rir by BOB COVEY Our High School days are ending just memories remain- Fond memories of happy days gone by. We say farewell to Bellaire High Witlm heavy hearts and sad. We'll think of you, tho years may come and go. We'd like to say in parting-Good-bye to all of you, 4 And wish you all good luck-Farewell! Farewell! CLASSES 1 W ' W Wivi n AWAY! J SENICDRS BESSIE ADAMEK MAEGENE ADAMS DOROTHY ALBAUGH ARTHUR ANDREXVS General Course General Course Home Economics Course Commercial Girl Reserves Salesmanship Club Beljuan Staff - Salesmanship Club G. A. A. Hi-Y FAYE ANGUS LAWRENCE APICELLA JACK ASHER Home Economics Course General Course General Course Salesmanship Club Football Track ' 'l'r:u'k VIRGINIA LEE AULT MARJORIE BAKER MARY ANN BAKOSH BETTY LEE BALDI College Preparatory Commercial Course College Preparatory General Course Course Orchestra Course Girl Reserves Chemistry Club BvI.ilmn Staff . Drama Club ELVVOOD BANFIELD JUNE BANFIELD ELEANOR BARDWIL Industrial Arts Course Commerical Course Home Economics Course History Club Girl Reserves JOSEPH BARDVVIL HADSELL BARNETT RUDY BAROCH Commercial Course General Course General Course Football MARGARET BECKETT HAROLD BELL General Course Industrial Arts Course Salesmanship Club Salesmanship Club Girl Reserves Hi-Y ELLA MARGARET BELT FREDERICK BELT MARY BELL BERRY College Preparatory College Preparatory General Course Course Course Girl Reserves Girl Reserves Drama Club Glee Club Hi-Y RICIIARD BEVERIDGE HAROLD BIGGS College Preparatory General Course Course ' Biology Club ANDY BOBKA MEMO BONFINI RILEY BOOTH ANDREW BORSCII General Course Commercial Course General Course Commercial COUPSS Basketball Hi-Y Torch Club Orchestra Torch Club EDNA BOUGHNER CATHERINE BRAKE CHARLES BRANDON Commercial Course Commercial Course Industrial Arts Course Girl Reserves Glee Club I Beljuan Staff TONY BRESIGER URSULLA BRIGGS CHARLES BRINKER GERTRUDE BRISCOE General Course General Course General Course College Preparatory Basketball Basketball Mgr. Course Operetta . Glee Club BETTY BROOKS HERMAN BROWN MARTHA BROWN Commercial Course Commercial Course Commercial Course Salesmanship Club Girl Reserves Glee Club 44 'Q 91 .. 5 sENloRs HERMAN BRUNO SOPHIE BUMBAK GENEVA BURDA HAROLD BURGY General Course Commercial Course Commercial Course Industrial Arts Course Football Girl Reserves Glee Club BETTY BUTLER HUGH CAMPBELL LILA CARETTI General Course General Course College Preparatory Band Course Orchestra JOSEPH CAREY ORLAND CARRA MARY CARSON ROY CASE General Course General Course General Course General Course Hi-Y Girl Reserves Hi-Y G. A. A. Drama Club ANNA BELLE CHILDERS LELIA CICOGNA JOE CIVIN General Course General Course General Course Movie Club History Club Football Girl Reserves Track RUSSEL CLARK JOHN CONKLIN ALTA COSS JAMES COULTER General Course College Preparatory Course Commercial Course General Course Salesmanship Club Football Hi-Y BOB COVEY JOSEPH COZZALI VIOLET CRAVVFORD - College Preparatory Course General Course General Course Chemistry Club Glee Club Salesmanship Club Hi-Y Hi-Y Girl Reserves JUNIOR CREAMER GWENDOLYN CROUSE IONA CUMMINS ERNEST CURRIE General Course General Course Commercial Course General Course History Club Salesmanship Club Commercial Club French Club G. A. A. Office Girl Glee Club SAM D'ACCIONE CHRISTINE D'AMBROSIA BETTY DEAN General Course Commercial Course General Course Track Salesmanship Club Hi-Y Girl Reserves JENNIE DeBLASIS FLORA DeCOY EMMA DeFELICE MARY DeFELICE General Course Home Economics Course Commercial Course Commercial Course Girl Reserves Girl Reserves Girl Reserves Girl Reserves Salesmanship Club Salesmanship Club Salesmanship Club DOMINICK DeFRANK GINO DEL COTTA JOSEPHINE DELMONTE General Course Industrial Arts Course General Course Glee Club Hi-Y IRA DE LONG DELPHINE DELORETTA LEONA DE NARDO DOMINICK DE PAOLO Industrial Arts Course General Course Commercial Course Commercial Course Girl Reserves ' Beljuan Staff Salesmanship Club Girl Reserves Beljuan Staff YOLANDA DE VENDRA BETTY LOU DICKENS ANGELA D'INNOCENZO Commercial Course College Prep. Course Commercial Course Commercial Club Girl Reserves ' Girl Reserves Debate 46 5wamwv ffuwmiuf Jhwlhuy SENICRS. RAYMOND D'lNNOCENZO CONSTANTINE DI PIETRO CLARA LOUISE DORFF JULIA DOSSIE General Course Commercial Course Commercial Course Commercial Course Football Salesmanship Club Commercial Club Salesmanship Club Track Basketball Glee Club - MARY ROSE DRAIIOS MARY DUDA ESTHER DUGA General Course Commercial Course College Preparatory Course Girl Reserves Snlesmanship Club Girl Reserves Glee Club G. A. A. Orchestra PAUL DUNFEE ROBERT DUVALL JOE DYDEK HELEN EMERY General Course College Preparatory Course Commercial Course General Course Hi-Y Chemistry Club Band Drama Club Hi-Y Track HARRY ERRINGTON BETTY FAYKUS DOROTHY FENTON General Course General Course General Course Basketball Salesmanship Club History Club Track LOUIS FERRANTE JOE FISHER ' MAY FORBES LILLIAN FOSTER General Course Industrial Arts Course General Course College Preparatory Course Football Girl Reserves Beljuan Staff Basketball Movie Club Girl Reserves JACK FOWKES ALBERTA FRANTZ ROBERT FREEMAN General Course Commercial Course Industrial Arts Course Band A Salesmanship Club ANGELA GALLUCCI RAYMOND GATTI ERNIE GENTILE VIOLET GERMANIA College Preparatory Course Commercial Course General Course Commercial Course Drama Club Basketball Glee Club G., A. A. HELEN GIANANGELI LAWRENCE GIANANGELI LOUISE GIANNANGELI Commercial Course General Course General Course Beljuzm Staff Basketball Girl Reserves JOHN GIBBONS DAN GIFFIN EMMALINE GIFFIN JAMES GIFFIN Industrial Arts Course Industrial Arts Course College Preparatory Course General Course . Beljuan Staff Girl Reserves Hi-Y Glee Club JEAN GIVENS PHOEBE GOODSON HELEN MAE GREENE Commercial Course College Preparatory Course General Course Salesmanship Club French Club Orchestra Orchestra Glee Club DOROTHY HALL JUNE HALL RUTH HAMMOND BERTIE VON HARDING General Course Commercial Course College Preparatory Course College Preparatory Course Girl llcscrvcs Girl Reserves Orchestra Girl Reserves MELVIN HARLAN VIRGINIA HARPER DALE HARTLEY College PreparatoryCourse Commercial Course Industrial Arts Course French Club A Biology Club Hi-Y Glee Club it if 48 Qtmswxiww an XJR W X K A EVX :7Qi b 1 i .vgg Y, A A Ja R J., J.-: 1 . 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JOHN KEYSER ANNA KIEFER JACK KIGERL JANET KIMBRO College Preparatory Course Home Economics Course College Preparatory Course General Course Band Glee Club Band Girl Reserves A Hi-Y GENE KINDER EVALORA KINNEY ELIZABETH KISTY General Course Home Economics Course General Course Girl Reserves ' Girl Reserves Glee Club Salesmanship Club 50 A nh. Waufdiioofzhwv 00440811 W Wax SENIOR S 4 WILLIAM KLEMPA STANLEY KOLODZIEJ BETTY KOPYAR ALEX KOUVOLO General Course Industrial Arts Course College Preparatory Course Commercial Course Track Girl Reserves ' Salesmanship Club Football Glee Club HELEN KRAPA ELMER KRATZ SUZANNE LA ROCHE Home Economics Course College Preparatory Course General Course Chemistry Club Girl Reserves A Hi-Y ' Salesmanship Club DONALD LAVENDER FRANCES LEO ESTHER LEWIS BEAULA LITTLE College Preparatory Course General Course General Course General Course Girl Reserves Girl Reserves Glee Club Drama Club G. A. A. BETTY LITTLETON MARY LO COCO CLINTON LONDO General Course Commercial Course College Preparatory Course Biology Club Girl Reserves Basketball at Shadyside Salesmanship Club Office Girl Hi-Y at Shadyside BETTY LONG JANE LOVELESS BOB LUCAS SAL MAGISTRO Commercial Course General Course General Course General Course Glee Club Girl Reserves Camera Club ' Football N Girl Reserves Hi-Y Basketball EMMA MARINACCI GENEVIEVE MARKLIN FREDERICK MARLING General Course College Preparatory Course Commercial Course Salesmanship Club Band - Hi-Y JAMES MARLING CHARLES MARSHALL SAM MARTIN CHARLES MARX Industrial Arts Course General Course General Course General Course Glee Club Hi-Y IVILBUR MARX SAM MARZELLA JOSEPH MAXIAN General Coursc General Course General Course Football Basketball DLINOR McCABE ELIZABETH McCLAIN WILLIAM McCLAIN HARRY McCLELLAND Commercial Course College Preparatory Course College Preparatory Course Commercial Course Beljuan Staff Girl Reserves Red and Black Staff Torch Club Commercial Club Glee Club Hi-Y JUANITA McCLOUD DELORES McCOY JAMES McMAI-ION General Course Home Economics Course General Course Girl Reserves Band Salesmanship Club Hi-Y HAROLD MERRYMAN - HELEN JANE MILLER DELIA MOLINA JACQUELINE MOREHEAD General Course Home Economics Course Commercial Course College Preparatory Course Basketball Girl Reserves Girl Reserves Movie Club JANE MORGAN MARY MORRIS LEAH MORRISON Commercial Course Commercial Course Commercial Course Girl Reserves Salesmanship Club Glee Club G. 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JOHN College Preparatory Course General Course Commercial Course Thespians Commercial Club Beljuan Staff Beljuan Staff MARTHA JEAN STOLZ NIAXINE STULLENBURGER BILL SWISHER MARTHA TAYLIONE Commercial Course Commercial Course General' Course General Course Girl Reserves History Club Movie Club Movie Club EDWARD TEASDALE WILLIAM TEMPLIN HELEN THARP Industrial Arts Course General Course General Course Salesmanship Club Salesmanship Club Hi-Y Girl Reserves SAMUEL THOMPSON GEORGE TODOROF DOROTHY TYSON VERA UNTERZUBER College Preparatory Course Commercial Course General Course College Preparatory Course Basketball at Dover Salesmanship Club Girl Reserves Girl Reserves Table Tennis at Do ver French Club ROSE VACCARO JOSEPH VALLORIC JOSEPH VARA General Course Industrial Arts Course General Course Girl Reserves 5 6 m.alM1 K - Q AI Www U' www ' 'WY - X 31 , f m L , SA P Qnmwwldmmu Solvwdb LW1.2f43xmlJwvJo Mid. 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Girl Reserves LILA LEE NVARREN WILLIAM WHARTON GENEVA XVHITE RALPH VVIGGINS College Preparatory Course Industrial Arts Course General Course General Course Glee Club Football Girl Reserves Girl Reserves BERNICE XVILLIAMS MINNIE VVILLIAMS CHARLES WILLIAMSON College Preparatory Course Commercial Course General Course Chemistry Club Glee Club Band Movie Club FRED WILLIS GUY WVRIGHT LORA WRIGHT RALPH NVRIGHT J General Course General Course Commercial Course College Preparatory Course Cheerleader Torch Club Glee Club ' Girl Reserves RICHARD WYSOKCSKI ANNA YOBLONSKI ANNA YOCCA Industrial Arts Course General Course Commercial Course , Girl Reserves Movie Club AMELIA YONYON JENNIE ZACCAGNINI PAUL PERFETTI Commercial Course Commercial Course General Course Salesmanship Club Salesmanship Club Basketball Beljuan Staff Football SS F 0540 ,. 'J-'ff 1 1 ' -'.. ' 2 - t ,,,.. Q L A - ., A ' , uafnmw '1 a,,p'-fvMA'dL, JUNIORS ROW 1: Alexander, D., Alexander, G., Alexander, J., Alexander, R., Allen, Amici Andrews, R., Andrews, V., Barthlow, Battistelli. ROW 2: Battistone, R., Battistone, T., Bayes, Becker, Belt, Beuter, Bires, Blankley Bogetich, Bonar. ROW 3: Borsch, Boskovich, Bosley, Boswell, Bowen, Boyles, B., Boyles, B., Braun Bruny, Bumgardner. ROW 4: Burl, Camsky, Carman, Carson, Cassidy, Cavicchia, Cetorelli, L. Cetorelli, V., Chirpas, Cindrich. ROW 5: Ciroli, Cizeski, Clark. Closser, Conaway, Cooper, Copeland, Corapi, Cor- bett. J., Corbett, M. ROW 6: Coulter, Covert, Crow, Crowe, Crumbley, Cunningham, Davis, Dawson, Del Cotto, J., Del Cotto, R. ROW 7: De Nardo, De Paulis, Destifanes, Devaul, Di Bacco, Didisse, Dietrich Di Paolo, J., Di Paolo, R., Di Pietro. ROW 8: Dobbins, Dorr, Douthitt, Drznski, Dunfee, C., Dunfee R., Durant Dutcher. ' ROW 9: Eddy, Evans, C., Evans, E., Evans, V., Fana, Farley, Favish, Feller. 60 JUNIOR ROW 1: Ferri, Fitch, D., Fitch, W., Foley, Franklin, Frantz, Frizzi, Fry. ROW 2: Fry, V., Gardner, Garloch, G., Garloch, R., Getrost, Giancola, Giannangeli Gibbons. ROW 3: Gilbert, Givens, J., Givens, V., Goldsmith, Gorshe, Graham, Gray, Green B., Green, J., Greenlee. ROW 4: Greenwood, Gregoric, Groves, Hall, Hamilton, Hammond, Hannan, Harper, Hartley, Hays. ROW 5: Headley, Heatherington, D., Heatherington, E., Heil, E., Heil, H., Hender- shot, Hepburn, Hepe, Hess, Hickman. ROW 6: Hines, Hobbs, Hochstrasser, B., Hochsirasser, K., Homko, Hotlosz, Howell Hudock, Hughes, J., Hughes, V. ROW 7: Irwin, Jackson, Jagucki, Jewell, Johnson B., Johnson, G., Jones, C. Jones, M., Jones, R., Jordick. ROW 8: Justice, Kahl, Kapner. Kapucinski, Kennedy, Keyser, Kimes, Kinder, Kindle, Kinemond. , ROW 9: King, Kirkland, Klee, Kloh, Knox, T., Knox, W., Koby, Koch, Koher Koller. ' 61 1 1 JUNIORS -ROW 1: Kazmirski, Krieger, Kruger, D., Kruger, M., Lagowski, Lappert, Leach Lewis, Liberatore, Locke. A ROW 2: Long, Mahacek, Marlin, Marta, Matozzi, Matz, McGee, McGilton McMahon, W. McMahon, F. ROW 3: Mcllvain, McKelvey, McMahon, B., McVay, Meister, Miller, E., Miller, H. Miller, J., Mingroni, Misezak. ROW 4: Mobley, Molesky, Moore, C., Moore, J., Moore, R., Morehead, Morrill Moulton, Moyers, Muklewicz. ROW 5: Munjas, Myers, Myler, Myrio, Myzk, Neal, Nelson, Newhart, Ney, Norden ROW 6: O'Berle, Obijenski, Oliver, Palian, Parker, Patterson, Paul, E., Paul, E. Perfetti, Pertican. ROW 7: Phillips, D., Phillips, J., Platt, Pinsky, Plahuta, Planey, Plesko, Porch, Porter, Posledni. ROW 8: Price, Proietti, Racki, Radawec, Ragni, Ramsay, G., Ramsay, L., Rankin ROW 9: Renzi, Respole, Rife, Riley, Risler, Robb, Robinson, C., Robinson, H. 62 ROW Shaffer. ROW ROW Taylor, J. ROW JUNIORS Robson, C., Robson, L., Rusciolelli, Sabatino, Sbroekey, Scott, Sechrest, Shirretta. Sidone, Simko, Sims, Somerville, Spencer, Spirk, Springer. Sprowl, Stary, Stenda, Stephens, Stevens, Stolz, Strahl, Strizak, Sutton. Taylor, R., Tedeschi, Thomas, D., Thomas, J., Thomas, L., Timberlake, Trigg, Toothman, Tuceio, Turner. ROW 5: Tuttle, Unterzuber, Upperman, B., Upperman, M., Vasey, Vedo, Vinka, Volpini, Wade, VVallace. ROW 6: Wasko, Weekley, C., Weekley, E., Wheeler, Wiggins, Wiley, Witten, Workman, D., Workman, E., Wright. ROW 7: Whitehair, Wysokoski, Zaccagnini, A., Zaecagnini, E., Zaceagnini, J., Zacchina, Zalenski, Zimmerman, Buchanan. Morris. 63 SCJPHOMORES ROW 1: Adams, E., Adams, J., Adams, R., Agin, Albert, Alexander, Amici, Anon, Arman, Arno, Asher, Astembooski, Azzi, Ault. ROW 2: Badia, D., Badia, E., Baker, Ball, Banig, J., Banig, M., Bannan, Barack, Barber, Barker, Bass, Battistelli, Battistone, Belt. ROW 3: Benesh, Beveridge, Bishop, Blacker, Boiarski, Bonfini, F., Bonfini, M., Bosley, Boughner, Bozick, Brandon, Bresiger, Briggs, Brown, M. ROW 4: Brown W. Butas, Calinger, Callahan, Calvarase Campbell Casina Cetinich, Chaddock, chamtlers, Childers, Clark, E., Clark, M., Clark, N. ' ' ROW 5: Clutter, Cochran, Colichia, Colvin, Conklin, Connolly, Cope, Covert, Corbett, Coss, Covey, Craig, Crowe, Crozier, B. ROW 6: Crozier, D., Cunningham, Dailey, D'Alessandro, Dankworth, Darnley, Darrah, Davis, B., Davis, D., Davis, M., Dawson, DeBlasis, De Bonis, De Felice. ROW 7: Del-Guzzo, De Long, D., De Long, H., Delvecchio, De Michele, Derdek, Devore, Di Bacco, Diehl, G., Diehl, V., Dobbins, Dombrosia, Dossie, Doty. ROW 8: Dowler, Downing, Driver, Du Bois, Duga, Dunfee, Ellis, Evans, Farmer, Fay, Fedorovich, Fisher, Fogle, Foster. ' ROW 9: Fowkes, Gardner, Garloch, Gatti, M., Gatti, R., Giannangeli, Giffin, Givens, B., Givens, A., Glasgow, Goldsmith, Gooch. ROW 10: Good, Goodman, Gray, Greene, Greenwood, Grigley, Grozdan, Gaines Halicky, Harper, Hasal, Heatherington. ' 64 SOPPHOMORES ROW 1: Heil, Helms, Henry, Hess, Higgins, Homer, Homic, Hopkins, Hopko, Howell, A., Howell, L., Hudock. ROW 2: Hurd, Iannarelli, Jackson, Jeffries, Jenkins, M., Jenkins, M., Jewell, John, Johnson, B., Johnson, C., Johnson, E., Johnson, P. ROW 3: Kane, Kavinta, Kearns, Kelly, Keyser, Kimes, Kinney, Klee, B., Klee, R., Klee, W., Kleyman, Knox, Koby, Koci. ' ROW 4: Kompart, Kopyar, Koryda, Koschki, Kotera, Kress, Krotky, Kruger, Kuntz, Lando, Lappert, Lavender, Lawn, Leiffer. ROW 5: Lelli, Lemley, Lesho, Levin, Lewis, Lipperman, Lisk, Liston, Littleton, B., Littleton, H., Littleton, J., Littleton, P., Lloyd, E., Lloyd, M. ROW 6: Londo, Long, Lucas, Lupi, Maffe, Magnuszewski, Marling, Masters, Matergia, Matusek, Mayhugh, McAllister, McClain, McCloud. ROVV 7: McCoul, McFarland, McMahon, McMillen, Meek, Merritt, Mingo, Moore, Morford, Morgan, Morrill, Morris, Mosso, Mrkvica. ROW 8: Nacci, Nelan, Nelson, Nero, L., Nero, M., Nero, A., Neuhan, Newell, Nolen, Oberman, Obranovich, Oliver, Otto, Owens. ROVV 9: Palmer, Paul, Peddicord, B., Peddicord, H., Petlock, Petredis, Petras, Phillips. Pierson. Pinchem, H., Pinchem, M., Pishek, Pitoniak, Pittman. ROW 10: Pitts, Plahuta, Planey, Pokas, Porter, C., Porter J., Porter R., Presutti, Prettyman, Prout, Ray, Rauscher, Reinbolt, Rhodes. 65 ROW 1: Ricer, R. Ricer, C. Riedel, Robinson Rouse, Ruscak Rutter A. Rutter, H. Saffell, Scandolari, scrheicher, Schramm, D., Schramm, H., Schruin. ' ' ' ROW 2: Scott Secontine Sedgwick, Seevers, Seladoki Serafin, Setzer, M., Setzer M., Seu, Shaw, Shiniko, Shubat, Shuman, Sidona. ' Y ROW 3: Simko Simmons Sketel, Sliwinski, Snider Snyder, Sole, Soloninka Spanner, Spigarelli, Slooon, Stanek, Steele, Stephens. by , ROW 4: St. John, H., St. John, M., Strahl, Studenic, Stullenburger, Surovec, Sutton Svoboda, Talbott, J., Talbott, O., Taylor, Tedeschi, Templin, Thatcher. , ROW 5: Thornton, Todorof, Tohol, Tozzi, Travis, Treylinek, Trigg, Tschappat Tuttle, Van Camp, Van Dyne, Van Fossen, Vukovich, Vierheller. ROW 6: Waldo, Walker, D., Walker, J., Warren, Wellemeyer, Wenckoski Wheeler, Whetzel, Williams, H., Williams, J., Wolfe, 'Workman, D., Workman, E., Wright. ROVV 7: Yadrick, Yourkovich, Yocca, Zadell, C., Zadell, S., Mitchell, Morris. 66 THE CLASS OF 'Lil' We've tried our best to keep the pace, The race is nearly won. The school will long remember us, The class of '41.' , We've broken records of the past That only we could break, We've made a great name for our school - The class of '41.' With dark years have been bright ones For the class, for everyoneg ' But the class that made them brightest' Is the class of '41.' How many times in years gone by, The school work bored us so. But when the senior year is done, How much we hate to go. The days seemed long and dreary And everyone was sadg A But springtime came and school was out Then all seemed gay and glad. The springtime's coming once again But seniors seem to lack, That gladness-why, because we know That we're not coming back. So, carry on, our classmates true, We'll miss you every one. And may you long remember us, The class of '41.' . BILL Swrsmaa 0 67 FRESHMEN ROW 1: Alexander, Amici, Angus, Anslow, Arman, Arno, Asher, Ault, Barber? Barner, Baroch, Battistelli, Bauknecht, Benek. ROW 2: Benesh, Bernardi, A., Bernardi, P., Bickmeier, Biggins, Bishop ,Blaine, Blon, Bobak, Boles, Bonar, Bosley, Boston, B., Boston, B. ROW 3: Bovenizer, Boyd, Boyles, Brague, Brown, J., Brown, S., Bruny, Burda, Busby, Busic, Butler, Calvarese, Carman, Carnes. ROW 4: Cassidy, Cifaldi, Cindrich, Clark, D., Clark, J., Clark, K., Clayton, Clovis, Colichio, Colvin, Cowen, Contz, Cope, Coss, A. ROW 5: Coss, T., Craig, P., Craig, W., Criss, Crouse, Culbertson, Dabney, Dally, DeBonis, M., DeBonis, S., Decker, DeLong, DeMare, Demkowiez. ROW 6: Destifanes, Didisse, Dingey, Dobrovich, Douthitt, Dovayak, Dowling, Drennan, Drummond, Duff, Duffy, Dyer, Economos, Eddy. ROW 7: Ehlert, Ellis, Elson, Evans, Fanti, Favish, Fenton, Fielding, Filigni, Fitch, Flaherty, Florek, Flowers, Foley. ROW 8: Foster, Franken, Frederick, Fry, Frye, Garloch, Giffin, J., Giffin, M., Gilham, Gill, Givens, Goldsmith, A., Goldsmith, I., Good. ROW 9: Gottardi, Green, Greenlee, Greer, Grigley, Groves, Grubb, Hahn, Hammond, Hartline, Hawkins, A., Hawkins, E. ' , ' . ROW 10: Heil, Hein, Helms, Hendershot, C., Hendershot, G., Hennessey, Hess, P., Hess, R., Higgins, Hill, Hoffman, Hopkins. 68 , 1 FRESHMEN Row 1: Hornbeck, Hoskinson, Hudson, Hughes, Imhoff, Irwin, Jackson, Janc, Jewell, Johns, Johnson, A., Johnson, A. ROW 2: Johnson, C., Johnston, Johnson, E., Johnson, R., Jones, D., Jones, E., J unkins, Kelley, Kelly, Kern, Keyser, Kinemond. ROW 3: Kirkland, Knox, Koch, A., Koch, B., Kosanovich, Krapa, Krimskey, Krsul, Laird, Lappin, LaRoche, Lemasters, Liberati, Littleton, B. . . ' ROW 4: Littleton, J., Lokar, Long, Lucas, H., Lucas, J., Lyle, Marinacci, Marling, C., Marling, C., Marling, E., Marta, Martin, Marzella, Maskaluk. ROW 5: Matergia, Matz, Mayhugh, McCabe, McCoy, McCroba, Mc-Endree, McGee, C., McGee, E., McGilton, McGraw, Mcllvain, Mc-Mahon, H., McMahon, S. ROW 6: McMillen, B., McMillen, G., Mehl, Mellott, E., Mellott, M., Mesich, Mesloh Messerly, Me-tzner,, Miller, Minamyer, Mingroni, Montgomery, Mooney, J. ROW 7: Mooney, R., Moore, Morehead, Morgan, Morris, Morrison, Mosso, Moulton, Muklewicz, Murray, Nacci, Nardo, Neal, Neimiec. ROW 8: Nelson, Nemec, A., Nemec, W., Newlon, Ney, Nolen, Novak, Ofnt, Otto, Pallisco, Palmer, Patterson, E., Patterson, J., Paul. ROW 9: Pertican, Petran, Peyton, E., Peyton, M., Phillips, A., Phillips, G., Phillips, M., Piery, Pitman, Plunkett, Porch, Potter, Porter, H., Porter, J., Porter, L. ROW 10: Price, Pryor, Purtiman, Pytlik, Ramsay, M., Ramsay, R., Rause, Redmond, Regoli, Renzi, Respole, Rice, Riddle. 69 .AA .4u.,... , 1 1 i 4 1 4 f 4 T2 4 i C J Q oi i H I Q c 5 1 I '.? FRESHMEN ROW 1: Ripoly, Roan, Robertson, Robinson, M., Robinson, S., Robson, D. Robson, V., Ronk, Rowson, Sankovich, Santavicca, Schlanz, Schmitt, Schrack. A ROW 22' Schramm, B., Schramm, B. J., Schramm, J., Scott, Sechrest, G Sechrest, J., Sedgwick, Sells, Senyk, Seu, Shackelford, Shallcross, L., Shallcross L., Shaw ROW 3: Shepherd, A., Shepherd, E., Shrader, Shoplak, 'Shubat, Shuttleworth Sindeldecker, Skorich, Snyder, Sostarich, Stary, Steele, Steiner, Stenda. ROW 4: Stevens, Stewart, D., Stewart, R., Strizak, Studenic, Sutton, L., Sutton, M., Sykes, Taylor, B., Taylor, E.,,,XTaylor, I., Tedeschi, Teeman, Terry. ' ROW 5: Tharp, Thatcher, Tobin, Todorof, Trubihora, Tschappat, Turner, Tuttle, Underwood, Unterzuber, Utsinger, Van Dyne, Vanek, Van Horn. ROW 6: Valachovic, Vincent, Vitale, Vogt, Vrba, Wagner, Wagoner, Walker, Wasko, Weisend, White. Wiley, Wilson, Wisvary. ' . ROW 7: Workman, Yankovic, Yates, Yocum, Yost, Zajfert, Zdonski, Bumgardner, Crall, Kennedy. A 70 -f 'Q L I r P ! l. 'S F ? Q i m 'W' k 54 N P L CLASS 'PROPHECY Nanking, China May 28, 1941 Dear A. E. D.: , Remember those aspirations I used to have to be a librarian? Well, you should see me now, flitting around the huge library at Nanking. You'd never believe it but it seems like all my old classmates have dug through the earth and landed here in China. Yesterday I saw a very battered mass coming out of a wreckage, and who should the mass be but Louis Pappano. He must have driven straight through to China, race car and all. Well, the Chinese certainly seem to be progressive, for almost immediately bells started clanging and an ambulance drew up. Two sweet lassies jumped out, and to my surprise proved to be no other than Doris Ragni and Edith Regoli. They asked me to accompany the remains of poor Louis, so off we started to the famous hospital at Nanking. , On the steps of the hospital we were met by an enterprising young newspaperman, who wanted all the details. You'd never think it but it was Robert Wise Duvall of the AP. He certainly has got an ear for gossip and he told me all sorts of things. Before beginning his travels, he lived in Annabelle's Childers' boarding house. She's the one who wanted to be a dancer on roller skates, but she tore a ligament in her ankle and had to stop her career just after she arrived in San Francisco. Dorothy Tyson B the head waitress of the establishment and james Norden takes care of the books. One evening Bob went to a theater in San Francisco and he almost fell over when he discovered that the manager was Joe Nimo. A special feature of that evening was a solo by George Todorof. ,When Bob left for China, he was given a great send-off by a girls' band under the direction of Nina Santavicca. On the boat crossing over were Betty Lou Dickens, now consul to Peking, accom- panied by her faithful secretary, Jennie Zacagnini. It seemed that the crossing was pretty rough,,and poor Bill Templin, who was coming to China to conduct some business for his large Boston firm, was quite ill. Dr. George Velt pulled him through with the help of Gloria -Saffield, R.N. The last night on board, however, was a gala occasion. The entertainment was furnished by Charles Pyles and his great orchestra. , After a long chat, Bob and I separated, with promises to keep one another informed as to any new developments. I decided to see if Louis was getting along all right, and found him nursed by Ellen Planey. She said he was getting along just fine but that Boyd Warnock had had an awful crackup during a test flight and was only in a fair condition. When I gained the outside of the hospital, I suddenly began thinking about Louis' poor racer, but I had no real cause to worry because Richard Snively had practically made the whole car over. Dick has certainly got up in the world and by the looks of things he'll be the world's greatest machinist' yet. I was terribly tired that night so I called a taxi and arrived home very shortly. Today I went on a shopping tour and found Anna Yoblonski and julia Serafin's most delightful little shop. The clothes were really darling creations and typically American. This aroused my curiosity all the more, but Anna told me that the clothes were designed by Betty Lou Shrader. I bought several dresses and then went down the street to a beauty shop. Here I was met with a glad outburst and for a minute I thought I was back home. There were no Chinese pigtails here but instead the 'dashing styles of America. Here efficiency seemed to be the main objective, for the minute I entered Betty Patch grabbed my hat and coat, Irene Paul escorted me to a chair and started in with soap and water. Emeretta Ramsay saw to it that I received a good seat under the dryer, but to the dismay of poor Emeretta the equipment seemed to be out of order. Irene called the nearest machine shop but jean Smith, the typical Chinese operator, informed her that the telephone had been temporarily disconnected. She managed to locate Bill Swisher, however, a naval machinist, who thought that perhaps Q Continued on Page 74.1 71 N The tennis team . . . The Hi-Y officers and gals . . . W'hy did Ferry do that? An expert, don't you think? . . . Hold it, jivers . . . The lords of all they survey. Time out for hep-cats . . . The oncoming cheerleaders, real beauties . . . Ain't they sweet? 72 XVilHfbCC2lIl1C of Punch? . . . Wfhy clidn't you take out that man? . . . XVI1-e-e, what a tan! 1 . . Our Ellen . . . A good assistant manager . . . Watiting? . . . The Gold- smiths . . . The chaps . . . Wlioa, Leo! . . . The drum-major goes by! . . . Wliat fun! Off for a spin. . . . Mack, the faculty manager . . . XVhere's the picnic? . . . Nina. Keenly interested . . . joe and his clarinet . . . Who said anything about a dog's life? Wliy, Bill . . . It's Charles, no, Carl . . . Our pensive P. G. . . . Freshie beauties. Up with your dukes! . . . Pitman and Vancainp . . . Lando in repose . . . Our best paddler, Covert. . Yilkvnvvhsw 215. X Q 73 CLASS PRCPHECY Q Continued from Page 71.1 he might find the trouble. just for good measure he brought Sam Thompson along, and between the two they managed to repair the dryer so that I could finish my hair dressing. . While I was being made beautiful, I learned that Virginia Rude was private hair dresser to Madame Chiang Kai Chek. Speaking of Madame, I also learned that her private secretary was Jeanne Prosser. Well, these beauticians certainly know everything, so I departed a great deal wiser than before. I had some smaller articles to -buy and was at a loss where to go when whom should I meet but Alberta Perzonowski, who was on her way to a modern American five-and-ten-cent store run by jean Rotilio and Mary Margaret Pyles. This is really the most modern of all Chinese stores. There are bookkeepers, buyers, sellers, and floor walkers. The bookkeeper was Edwin Sabinsky, and the chief secretary was Anna Yocca. I was greatly interested in the top floor, where great research work was being carried on. james Schrum was designing toy autos and William Senek was drafting plans for some small toy engines. The chief blueprint reader was Bob Sieminowski. These boys had really wanted to design the real thing but had got sidetracked. They informed me, however, that the Navy was employing many engineers from B. H. S. Cecil Smith was the chief officer on board the ship which employed Bob Robinson as chief engineer. Bob told me that when he had last been in New York he found that Fred Belt was the most famous Army officer in that section. . Well, tonight as I was resting who should come in but Raymond Parker, who wanted to sell me a washing machine. I turned down his offer, only to open the door to Emil Stanek, who wanted to demonstrate an automobile. He saw that I disliked the model but he had that all fixed for he had brought Andy Olexa to draft a new type. Both of these boys were accompanied by stenographers who seemed to run the financial end. These two were Dot Olexa and Kathryn Palian. I also had a call from Bill Wharton whose children are now in Chinese schools. Their teachers are Ralph Wright, that great chemist, Bertie Von Harding and Barbara Riedel. Bill's wife had been sick about two weeks ago, but Vera Unterzuber helped her back to health. Bernice Williamsalso seems to be a very fine nurse. Well, I think I'll go see Guy Wright in the movies next week. He's a grand success now. Recently he was photographed by joe Vara, who certainly can take flattering pictures. I think I'll go see Frank Piloseno in his ju-jutsu act also. Tomorrow I think I'll stay home, forjim Skaggs, the weather prophet, says it's going to rain. That will give me a chance to have Beecher Porter in to see about my electric toaster. Geneva White and Martha Taylione, who have just returned from home, are coming up to fix my hair again and Anna Snider is going to alter my new dresses. This is about all except that I might mention that Margaret Vavrak just received a position as clerk in Margaret Pyles' store, and that Carl Petlock is going to work at drafting plans for toys along with the rest. t The clock's striking twelve, and I'm going to strike the pillow, so goodnight, my friend. Your old students, . MAXYNE SPRING 'F ak 34 Pk tk Baltimore, Md. May 28, 1951 Dear W. E. M.: Time certainly is a funny thing. Who would have thought that in ten years I would be at the pulpit rather than in front of a school room? Time has changed many of my giddy classmates of '41, so I learn. I 74 CLASS PRCPHECY The cherry blossoms are so beautiful now. I was over to Washington, D. C., last week, and whom do you think I saw coming out of the White House on the arm of our President but his private secretary, Sue Nell Purinton. As I rove unwittingly through a red light, I suddenly heard the shrill whistle of a police siren. That meant for me to stop! The large handsome city patrolman handed me a ticket and when I look down to see the signature of the policeman was none other than dashing football hero, Rudy Baroch. While in court awaiting my time, I had a good chance to look over the personnel of the district court. Among those I recognized was Herman Bruno, who certainly is a stern looking gentleman now! Herman, who is still crazy about auto racing, was down to the tracks yesterday, and Riley Booth, that daredevil speed demon of all time, walked by theside of his seamless, streamlined high-jack racer, as his two mechanics, Andy Bobka and Richard Beveridge went over it for a final checkup. By the way, Riley came in first and will now journey to San Francisco for further competition. While we were in school, we studied of Adrian, Max Factor, and other stylists. Well, they are now considered the predecessor of the famous hair stylist, hair dresser, and finger puller of all times, John Joseph Cozzali. Some of joe's employes are manicurist, Catherine Brake, natural wave doctor, Eleanor Mary Bardwil, and the maker-over of old faces, Betty Dean. just think, they even made me look beautiful, so they must be good! When we were in school, it was rumored that there was going to be a defense factory built in Wheeling, but there seemed to be no capable head available. Now Constantine Di Pietro is the chief business executive of the Build Better and Quicker Co., Inc. It is the most progressing airplane company in the 48 states. Memo Bonfini is the chief bookkeeper, joe Fisher is the head of the testing department, with Louis Ferrante, Ray Joe Bate D'Innocenzo, Harold Burgy and jack Asher as the chief mechanics. Charles Brandon and joseph Bardwil are the chief army inspectors. Oh, yes, if we know Connie, we'll have to look further for a very attractive private secretary, which we find to be Leona De Nardo. Ah! those brown eyes- The Benwood mill is certainly booming. jack R. Conklin is now the chief industrial engineer, with Bob Covey in the chemical research department. Arthur Andrews is the contact man and is proving himself an indispensable man in the mill. Oh, by the way, Gwen Crouse is now married and living on a farm. She and her husband get along quite sublimely. They have several of the cutest children I have ever seen, blue eyes, blond curls, and rather chubby-you should see them-they are actually dears. I received a letter from Miss Smith the other day. She says that Roy Case is making her a set of false teeth. She says that he does the most natural looking work. She also says that Mr. Houston has finally given up his appendix. His attending physician was his old English pupil, Russel Clark, and his special nurse was Mary Bell Berry. By the way, Lelia Cicogna is the head floor nurse in Bellaire Hospital. You remember that large, handsome boy, Elwood Banfield, who commuted from Neffs? Well, he is now an industrial arts teacher in our dear old Alma Mater. His sister, june Banfield, is taking over the place of Ann Homer in Mr. Nelson's office since she has met the same fate as our long ago beloved Miss Dunfee, now Mrs. William Jeremiah Ezekial Myers. You remember Edna Boughner, the girl with the dimples-she married some broncho rider from the west. I don't know how he did it, but fact show that he did. -75 CLASS PROPHECY' I just now turned on my radio, and the melodious, masculine voice of Edwin Creamer, jr., the ace news commentator, came to my ears. Listen-ah, here's an item that interests me: Mr. Creamer has just stated that there is a feud going on in Murphy's new, enlarged, superfluous store. It seems as though the cosmetic manager, Faye Angus, and the light bulb clerk, Helen Emery, are carrying on a new type of war with new weapons. Bulbs, cords, powder, and fingernail polish-what a disaster! Betty Faykus and Alberta Frantz are attempting to break up the battle by throwing in flower pots and fish. I do hope this is settled, because those girls were really good clerks when they were in high school. Esther Duga, now a great laboratory technician, is spending the week-end with me. She is now getting ready to go down to the church with me to hear my sermon on The Morals of America. I can hardly wait for 1961 so that we will again give an account of our old classmates. I expect there will be a lot of changes made before then. You know, I think we should have a class reunion, don't you? Hoping that you haven't found married life too tough. Sincerely yours, VIRGINIA Lisa AIIL1' PF Sli 'K :ls PIC Paris, France May 28, 1951 Dear W. H. B., II: Here it is 1951, and I'm in France! Who would have thought in 1941 that I would ever be teaching French to the French 'fI'm really teaching English nowj. Mr. Santavicca would certainly be surprised. You'd never think that an ocean separated Paris and Bellaire, only yesterday I went down to the airport to watch Mel Harlan test a new super airplane, when who should step smiling from a transatlantic airliner- Clara Louise Dorff, of course. Did you know that Clara Louise has more flying hours than any other stewardess in the world? By the way, Paris is gaining quite a reputation as a honeymoon haven. Our dear old class of '41 had its share of Romeos and juliets. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Uane Morganj arrived yesterday to begin a two-months' honeymoon, and, to add to the romantic atmosphere, Harry Errington and Lawrence Gianangeli not only had a 'double wedding but now they ftogether with their new wivesj, are spending a double honeymoon at the Bonne Maison. Harold Bell is the night clerk there. , Oh, W. H. B., II, I must tell you about the style show I attended yesterday. It was sponsored by La Belle Dame Salon -jack Fowkes owns that, you know. Everything was so lovely. The lights were low, the music of a distant violin Qplayed by Ruth Hammondj lulled me into a dream, when suddenly I was quite awake-before me stood Helen jane Miller, dressed in a gown of brightest yellow-a gown so lovely that it is indescribable. Imagine my surprise when I found out that it was designed by none other than Mary Rose Drahos of the class of '41. I only hope I look as well as Helen Jane did, for I must confess I bought the dress. Josephine Delmonte sold the dress to me, and she seemed to think it would look stunning. 76 CLASS PRCPHECY foe Carey, that man about town, and I, showed Angela Gallucci, a Civil Service expert, the town last night. First, we had dinner at Henri's, where we were served by Mary Carson, and pleasantly entertained by jack Kigerl's orchestra. Later we went to the Follies Bergere where we were entertained by the marvelous control that Martha Brown displays when she gets on a pair of roller skates, and to top off the show Herman Brown practically laid us in the aisle with his antics. By the way, did you know that Elmer Kratz is the chief electrician for the Follies Bergere? Angela had heard so much about the Moulon Rouge that Joe and I decided to take her there. Dom DePaolo and his Swing Maniacs, with joe Dydek and Clifford Kelley, supplied the musical background for john Hill and Lou Sherlock, those super-smooth dancers. Dr. Gino Delcotto put Lou on a strict Diet so that she could qualify as a dance queen. Internationalist Ray Gatti and his secretary, Violet Germania, were seen holding hands in a secluded comer of the restaurant. Finally, we decided to call it a night. Today, I decided that my hair was a mess, so I paid a visit to Betty Long's beauty salon. Anna Kiefer washed my hair, Eileen Hughes manicured my nails, and Lena Rotilio waved my hair. Betty Littleton has a novel position as a model for hair designers. Tony Bresiger, the famous painter, is busy painting Betty's picture for a full color page in one of the best known Parisian magazines. Dan jeffrey is a sports writer for the same magazine and has just completed articles on Ernie Gentile, the baseball player, Walter jones, coach at Fordham, and Sal Magistro, manager of the Bears. ' Dorothy Hall, transatlantic air hostess, was slightly injured in an airplane crash and is being cared for by june Kelley. She is certainly grateful to Betty johnson, who gave her a blood transfusion. How are things getting along in Bellaire? Has journalist Eileen Kelly returned home yet? I hear that Edith Johnson is working in a hospital down in Mobile. How's jagucki's factory? I hear that Stanley Kalodjiez and Dale Hartley, the draftsmen, have helped Louis in revolutionizing the airplane industry. Ensel Hartley, mechanic, is also an employe of Louis. Donald Lavender, joe Maxiam, Bob Jeffries, and james Hurd are starting a factory in competition with Bill McClain, Sam Marzella, john Keyser, and jim McMahon. Are they still feuding? By the way, I hear that john Ingram and Charles Marx have extended their truck line from coast to coast. My, business in the U. S. must be perking up. Esther Lewis, who is teaching college in England, has just written to tell me that Helen jordick has been promoted to head nurse of the Bellaire Hospital and now has Irma Kalan as her secretary. I'm having a little welcoming party next week for Dolores McCoy and Virginia Harper ,who are touring Europe. These teachers will travel! H I had a letter from Virginia Ault, telling me that Francis Haydin, the seamstress, Suzanne La Roche and Juanita McCloud, clerks, have opened a dress shop in Baltimore. Virginia also told me that Secretaries Mary La Coco and Mary Hendershot have just accepted positions with the You Break 'Em, We Make 'Em Dish Co. Well, W. H. B., II, I have another class to teach. When are you going to take that vacation. I'm sure you and the wife won't get homesick in Paris, it seems as if there's a little corner of Bellaire right here in Paris, made up of the class of '-41. Yours-for better and bigger Physics classes, I LILLL-xN FOSTER 77 l 5 . i I. R Lg., ... . , SENIOR DIRECTORY Bessie Adamek ............. Maegene Adams ............. Dorothy jean' Albaugh ....... . Arthur Stanley Andrews ........ .. Faye Angus .................... Lawrence Apicella ....... jack Asher ................ Virginia Lee Ault ........ Marjorie Baker ............ Mary Ann Bakosh ......... Betty Lee Baldi ............ Elwood Banfield .......... June Banfield ........... Eleanor Bardwil..'..... joseph Bardwil ......... Hadsell Barnett ........ Rudy Baroch ............. Margaret Beckett ......... Harold Bell ................. Ella Margaret Belt ........ Richard Beveridge ........... Harold Sheldon Biggs... Andy Bobka ...... ............. Memo Bonfini ............. Riley Booth ........... Andrew Borsch ........ Edna Boughner ..... Catherine Brake ..,.... Charles Brandon .......... Tony Bresiger .......... Ursulla Briggs .......... Charles Brinker ........ Gertrude Briscoe .......... Betty Brooks .,.....,..... Herman Brown ........ Martha Brown .......... Herman Bruno ......... Geneva Burda ....... Harold Burgy ....... Betty Butler .............. Hugh Campbell ....... Lila Caretti .................. joseph Wm. Carey .......... Orland Carra ............... Mary Carson ......... Roy Case ............ ................West Bellaire .......Box 317, Indian Run .............West Bellaire ..................3636 Noble St. West Bellaire R. F. D. NO. 2, BOX 359 ............3203 Trumbull St. .....Box 92, Glencoe, Ohio jacobsburg, Ohio .....,........Neffs, Ohio 329 Crescent St. Neffs, Ohio Neffs, Ohio .........221 - 19th St. 221 - 19th Sf. 3765 jefferson St. .R. F. D. No. 3, Box 316 3551 Guernsey St. 326 - 21st St. .R. F. D. No. 2, Bellaire ..............1846 Belmont St. .. .......... 3257 Union St. Neffs, Ohio .....,..1S25 Guernsey St. ............2158 Belmont St. ...............Dilles Bottom, Ohio - 32nd St. F. D. No. 1, Bridgeport .........1787M Belmont St. ..........4464 Trumbull St. - 38th St. ..........3139 Washington St. ............4554 Franklin St. ........4189 Harrison St. 226 - 25th St. ........:......153 - 19th sr. Bellaire ..........Box 336, Indian Run .................Neffs, Ohio ............West Bellaire 1477 Belmont St. jacobsburg, Ohio ................4278 Noble St. ..........3011 Washington St. Noble St. ...R. F. D. No. 3, Bellaire SENl'ORi DIRECTORY' Anna Belle Childers ......... Lelia Cicogna ................ Joe Civin. ........ Russell Clark ......... john Conklin ......... Alta Coss ...,........ james Coulter ........ Robert Covey ......... joseph Cozzali ........ .............Neffs, Ohio - 29th St. .........-4206 Trumbull St. .......,Box 35, Pinch Run ..........4835 Guernsey St. .................Rive1view, Ohio 23rd St. .43rd St., Shadyside, Ohio Belmont St. Violet Crawford ........ ...................... N effs, Ohio Junior Creamer .......... R. F. D. No. 2, Bellaire Gwendolyn Crouse ....... ............... 3 636 Guernsey St. Iona Cummins ........... ............ W inding Hill Ernest Currie .......... ............... 2 511 Belmont St. Sam D'Accione ............ ' ..... ............................. 3 77 - 21st St. Christine D'Ambrosia .......... .......... R . F. D. No. 2, Box 374 Betty Dean .................... Jennie DeBlasis ......... Flora DeCoy ........... Emma DeFelice ......,.. Mary DeFelice .............. Dominick DeFrank .......... Gino DelCotto .............. Josephine Delmonte ......... Ira. DeLong ................... Delphine Deloretta ....... Leona DeNardo ............ Dominick DePaolo ....... Yolanda DeVendra .......... Betty Lou Dickens ........ Angela D'Innocenzo ....,.... Raymond D'Innocenzo ........ Hill .........2781 Washington St. ............3476 Plum Alley Crescent St. ..........1791 Guernsey St. ..........229 Crescent St. ........1915 Belmont St. 2903 Hamilton St. Riverview, Ohio 127 - 28th St. 2147 Belmont St. .......2149 Belmont St. ........4225 Noble'St. .......3517 Guernsey St. ........2657 Union St. .. ...... 2657 Union St. Constantine DiPietro ........ .......................... 6 22 Vine St. Clara Louise Dorff .......... .......... R . F. julia Dossie ................... .............. Mary Rose Drahos ........ Mary Duda ............ Esther Duga ........ Paul Dunfee ........... Robert Duvall ........ joseph Dydek ........ Helen Emery .......... Harry Errington ........ Betty Faykus ........... Dorothy Fenton ......... Louis Ferrante ........ D. No. 1, Bellaire ,1573 Belmont St. ...,..........3745 Harrison St. ........Box 320 Indian Run F. D. No. 1, Bellaire .................5227V2 Union St. ..... 3375 Guernsey St. 2nd Avenue F. D. No. 2, Bellaire ...........3716 Tallman Ave. 4182 Trumbull St. .............Neffs, Ohio .......254 - 29th si. 'il .el '4 4.1 SENIOR- DIRECTORY joe Fisher ...............,. May Forbes ........ Lillian Foster ..... jack Fowkes ....... Alberta Frantz ....... Robert Freeman ........ Angela Gallucci ........ Raymond Gatti ......... Ernie Gentile ......... Violet Germania ....... Willow Grove, Ohio Avondale, Ohio ......3470 Belmont St. ...........West Bellaire 3445 Clinton St. ............West 23rd St. ......3711 Franklin St. .....1774 Belmont St. ..........West 23rd St. .......3671 Harrison St. Helen Gianangeli ......... . ........ .. Lawrence Gianangeli....... .P. .....5632 Guernsey St. O. Box 381, Bellaire Louise Gianangeli ........ ............... 3 053 Guernsey St. John Gibbons ............ ........ R . D. No. 1, Fulton Hill Dan Giffin ............... ....................... N effs, Ohio Emmaline Giffin .......... ............. 7 41 - 38th St. james Giffin ......... ....... Q ........ A vondale, Ohio jean Givens ....... ........ ..... Phoebe Goodson .......... Helen Mae Green ........ Dorothy Hall ............ June Hall .................. Ruth Hammond ....... Bertie Von Harding. Melvin Harlan ............. Virginia Harper ........ Dale Hartley ......... Ensel Hartley ............ ...Box 297, Indian Run ......4432 Franklin St. 3276 Guernsey St. .......Rt. No. 3, Box 347 - 22nd St. .Dilles Bottom, Ohio 4422 Franklin St. .....,.Rt. No. 2, Bellaire 23rd St. D. No. 3, Bellaire R. D. No. 3, Bellaire Frances Haydin ......... ........ Virginia Heil ......... Armond Hein ........ Ray Helms ................ Mary Hendershot ..... Rose Hennessey ........ Lavonne Hess ......., Alta Hill ............... john Hill ..................... Harold Hoskinson ..., Helen Howell ........... Mary Hrdlicka .......... Eileen Hughes .......... Ray Hughes ....... Helen Hull ........ james Hurd ....... john Ingram ........, Mary Jacobs .......... ........222 Rosser Ave. ..........West Bellaire .........Rock Hill Pike ....Stewartsville, Ohio F. D. No. 2, Bellaire South Belmont St. ...............Neffs, Ohio .......3456 Franklin St. 4214, Franklin St. 3812 Stark St. R. D. No. 2, Bellaire 348 - 21st St. 4251 Noble St. No., 2, Bellaire - 21st St. P. O. Box 94, Bellaire - 44th St. .Willow Grove, Ohio SENIOR DIRECTORY Louis Jagucki ........ Dan Jeffrey ........... Robert Jeffries ......... William Jewell ......... Betty Johnson ........... Elizabeth Johnson ....,... Edith Johnson ....... Roscoe Johnston ....... Walter Jones ......... Helen Jordick ....... Irma Kalan ............ Martha Kaldor ......... Clifford Kelley ........ June Kelley ........... . Eileen Kelly ..................... Anna Elizabeth Keyser ....... John Keyser ................. Anna Lucille Kiefer ........ Jack Kigerl ............... Janet Kimbro ........ Gene Kinder ......... Evalora Kinney ......... Elizabeth Kisty .......... William Klempa .......... Stanley Kolodziej ......... Betty Kopyar ............ Alex Kouvolo ........ Helen Krapa ......... Elmer Kratz .............. Susanne LaRoche ......... Donald Lavender ......... Frances Leo .............. Esther Lewis ......... Beaula Little .......... Betty Littleton .......... Mary LoCoco ......... . Clinton Londo .......... Betty Long ............ Jane Loveless ........ Bob Lucas ................ Salvator Magistro ......... Emma Marinacci .......... Genevieve Marklin ...... Frederick Marling ....... James Marling .......... Charles Marshall .......... .......Box 236, Neffs, Ohio ..........3070 Guernsey St. ..............Neffs, Ohio ...............Overlook Court Bellaire F. D. No. 3, Bellaire ...........3823 Trumbull St. .......Rt. No. 52, Box 167 ............4263 Noble St. Neffs, Ohio Rt. No. 2, Bellaire 980 - 38th Sf. ........3324w Belmont St. .................Neffs, Ohio 4266 Harrison St. ........Box 3, Neffs, Ohio .......336LQ - 33rd St. 5555 Trumbull St. ..............3775 Jefferson St. 5340 Washington St. 2, Neffs, Ohio R. D. No. 2, Neffs, Ohio ...............4494 Harrison St. ...............3820 Franklin St. ..........Willow Grove, Ohio 4686 Harrison St. .....................Dilles Bottom, Ohio R. D. No. 2, Bellaire, Ohio R. D. No. 2, Bellaire, Ohio 3852 Harrison St. 3017 Sullivan St. .........3764 Belmont St. 306 - 23rd St. Indian Run 5227 Union St. 314 - 31st St. .......16th 8: Belmont .........4901 Belmont St. .......Stewartsvi1le, Ohio West Bellaire .......3002 Washington St. 235 - 26th St. Neffs, Ohio 2nd Ave. .......3317 Cherry Alley .........3476 Franklin St. SENIOR DIRECTORY Sam Martin ....... Charles Marx .,...... Wilbur Marx ........ Sam Marzella ........... joseph Maxian ................ Elinor May McCabe. Elizabeth McClain ....... William McClain ......... 4648 jefferson St. ............740 - 44th St. .........740 - 44th St. 338 - 21st St. .........735 - 46th St, Winding Hill Hill Pike 4324 Noble St. Harry McClelland ........ ......... 3 420 Monroe St. Juanita McCloud ...... Delores McCoy ......... james McMahon ........,. .. ......... 3444 Franklin St. Helen Jane Miller ........ .. Harold Merryman .... 3715 Harrison St. jacqualine Morehead .......... Delia Molina ............ jane Morgan ................ , Mary Morris ......... Leah Morrison .......... Earl Nardo ............ Irene Nardo .............. Lois Carolyn Neff .... Bob Nelson .............. Arthur Ne-thing ....... Edward Newhart ......... , joe Nimo .................. John Nolen ........... Charles Norden ........ james Norden .......... John Nosal ........ Andy Olexa .......... Dorothy Olexa ......... Virginia Oliver ........ Kathryn Palian ......... Louis Pappano ......... Evelyn Parker ....... Helen Parker ............ ..........Trough Run 2, Bellaire .......4474 Franklin St. 2175 Guernsey St. 3860 Noble St. 4683 Jefferson St. Neffs, Ohio 529 - 47th Sf. 3727 Harrison St. 3727 Harrison St. ...........,..... Neffs, Ohio .......3663 Harrison St. .....,......1o6 - 25th Sr. 333 - 21st sr. .......31 51 Washington St. Neffs, Ohio ...............West 23rd St. ...3324W Belmont St. Stewartsville, Ohio Box 342, Neffs, Ohio ................Neffs, Ohio 415 - 55th St. ............22O - 36th St. . ..... 240 Crescent St. ...........South Belmont St. 64, Avondale Raymond Parker .......... ......... R . F. D. No. 1, Box 26 Betty June Patch .,..... Dorothy Patterson .... Irene Paul ................ Mary Paunlite .......... june Peddicord ..,......... . Alberta Perzanowski ....... .. joseph Pestella ......... Carl Petlock ............. ................... 222 - 25rd St. Neffs, Ohic West Bellaire .....Rt. NO. 3, Bellaire ......,....3664 Noble St. 747 Q 44th St. 1405 Belmont St. ..............Neffs, Ohio 'SENIOR DIRECTORY Paul Perfetti .......... Louis Phillips ............ Frank Piloseno .......... john David Pitman.. William Pitts ................ Ellen Planey .............. Beecher Porter .......... Jeanne Prosser ........... Sue Nell Purinton ..... Charles Pyles ............. Mary Margaret Pyles ....... Doris Ragni .................. Emeretta Ramsay ....... Edith Regoli ............. Barbara Riedel .......... Bob Robinson ........ jean Rotilio ....... Lena Rotilio .......... Virginia Rude ........ Anna Ruscak ......... Edwin Sabinsky ........ Gloria Saffield .......... Nina Santavicca ........ Rose Sbrockey ........ Elten Schiller ......... Henry Schleicher ....... james Schrum ........ Betty Sechrest ........ William Senek .......... Julia Serafih .............. Virginia Sherlock ...... Betty Lou Shrader ..... Robert Siemianowski .......... Clarence Sims ............ Dianne Sitrin ............... james Skaggs ......... Cecil Smith ......... Jean Smith ............. Anna Snider .......... Mary Snively ......... Richard Snively ......... Maxyne Spring ......... Emil -Stanek ............ . Evelyn St. john ......... Martha jean Stolz ........ .......... .......1535 Belmont St ........................Neffs, Ohio - 26th Sl. F. D. No. 3, Bellaire Wheeling Stewartsville, Ohio F. D. No. 2, Box 229 3311 Monroe St. Belmont St. 3119 Washington St. .........3119 Washington St. Glencoe, Ohio No. 2. Bellaire ........................Glencoe, Ohio F. D. No. 3, Bellaire Avenue Stewartsville, Ohio Stewartsville, Ohio Winding Hill ..........Stewartsville, Ohio- 223 - 21st St. .......2592 W. Washington St. ...............1810 Belmont St. 1789 Belmont St. .........Willow Grove, Ohio Noble St. F. D. No. 2, Bellaire ..............3090 Guernsey St. ....................Neffs, Ohio Clairsville, Ohio .......5012 jefferson St. ...........West 23rd St. Neffs, Ohio ......West 23rd St. ...........241 - 27th St. 3440 Clinton St. 3963 Belmont St. ...........711 - 33rd St. 4604 Harrison St. 4453 Guernsey St. 3613 Highland Ave. F. D. No. 3, Bellaire .............4300 Franklin St. 3503 Trumbull St. R. F. D. No. 1, Bridgeport, Ohio Maxine Stullenburger ...... ..................................... N effs, Ohio N l . SENIOR DIRECTORY Bill Swisher ............. Martha Taylione ........ Edward Teasdale William Templin ...... Helen Tharp ................ Samuel Thompson ........ George Todorof ......... Dorothy Tyson ...... Vera Unterzuber ........ Rose Vaccaro ......... joseph Valloric ...... joseph Vara ........... Catherine .Varcalln ..... Marie Vasek .......... Margaret Vavrak ..... George Velt ........... Marie Wagner ........... Maryhelen Warnick William Warnock . Lila Lee Warren .... William Wharton ...... Geneva White .......... Ralph Wiggins ...... Bernice Williams .. Minnie Williams Charles Williamson Fred Willis ............ Guy Wright ....... Lora Wright .......... West Bellaire 1495 Belmont Street Box 220, Shadyside, Ohio Wagner Avenue 3141 Guernsey St. Rt. No. 3, Brooks Run Box 34, Neffs, Ohio Noble .Street Rt. No. 2, Bellaire, Ohio 3231 Union Street 4156 Trumbull Street 1495 Belmont Street B 3526 Belmont Street 4403 Harrison Street No. 2, Bellaire, Ohio 3055 Hamilton Street Rosser Avenue 4363 Guernsey Street Rock Hill Pike 3752 jefferson Street 4339 Franklin Street ......................Glencoe, Ohio Rt. No. 2, Key, Ohio ........ jacobsburg, Ohio West Bellaire, Ohio 3475 Trumbull Street ........3337 Monroe Street West 21st Street 4293 Franklin Street Ralph Wright ................. .................................... N ef fs, Ohio Richard Wysokoski Anna Yoblonski .... Anna Yocca ........... Amelia Yonyon ..... Jennie Zaccagnini ........ R. F. D. No. 2, Bellaire, Ohio Glencoe, Ohio Iacobsburg, Ohio Box 30, Pinch Run ........1715 Guernsey St. TRIBUTE is due the Advertisers whose co-operation made possible the publication of this, the 1941 BELJUAN. It is fitting that we here show our appreciation of the friendly interest taken in Bellaire High School. Year after year they have stood by us with their good wishes and financial support. 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 our community. DVERTISERS . . . . WE SALUTE YOU! fhcilvertise nt I l BOWL Eight new beautiful and modern alleys for All alleys on one convenient floor . . . Lady Attendant at all times A HEALTH FREE INSTRUCTIONS GLADLY PROVIDED McCOUL'S RECREATION T Miss Saylor: Why did you spell pneumatic 'neumatic'? Martha Sommerville: The 'lc' on my typewriter isn't working. jack Conklin: Do you believe in disarmament? H Lillian Foster: Certainly. jack: Then cut your nails. DUVALL'S PHARMACY Where the students have loafed, warmed their feet and read our magazines for gen- erations. We are glad to say that many of them have become our best customers. Sincerely, RALPH DUVALL. The ONE STOP Sfore Fancy Poultry, Meats, Groceries, Produce at all times. CLYDE E. FRY The BIG RED BOOSTER'S CLUB wish the Class of 1941 success Alwayr for B. H. S. Membership Open Bellaire, Ohio CAPITOL FLOWER si-IOPPE Bellaire, ohio if l Choice Flower.: for All Ocrayiom' ,if 1 i 1 1 CHAS N HANCHER CO DIAMONDS WATCHES Eshblrshed N19 1273 Market Street Wheelmg W Va Gas S Stahon All Pure O11 Products and Automobrle Accessorres B4 SURE ruth PURE Cor 52nd and Guernsey Streets BELLAIRE OHIO EA L J HEIL Raduo 81 Electrlc Co NORGE md PHILCO PRODUCTS ll e Sell Use BEST and Sezure the leff PHONE 462 W'-Z1 Belmont Street Bellrure Ohno SWOPES Food Store GROCERIES AND MEATS 7700 Belmont Street Bellaxre Ohro Mrs Brllhartz had just returned from abroad Mrs Bethel Drd you go to Rome? Mrs Brllhartz I really dont know my dear You see my husband always bought the trckets The Prrde of the Trr State DIstrIct Srnce 1932 WHEELING ROLLER RINK The Home of the Bellarre Hxgh School Roller Skatrng Partres smce 1934 Cecrl Mrlam Ouner and Manage: ARCHER 8: AULT The Men J Shop HART SCI-IAFFNER 8: MARX CLOTHES Bellaire Ohlo JEFFERS BROS WHITE ROSE GAS GOODYEAR TIRES 38th 'Ind Noble Streets Phone 324 R PROGRESSIVE PRINT SHOP Where your football programs have been prrnted for several years OFFICE SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES Goon PRINTING 431 33rd Street Bellarre Ohro I 1 Q o a -1 - ,I Q . If J V ,l I' 4- . - S . I . , c ... , . . x R o 0 o ' s I rf ff .V,' . If -.. , N . . , -1 4 , . I- - ,- - ' . ' - . . , . , 4 ' v n - A ' rr , I If I . . . n ' 0 5 o . 4 . ' - ' ' - - I 2 gg-go. COLLEGE or COMMERCE gg-go. EDWIN FANKHAUSER, M. A., President 508 NATIONAL BANK OF W. VA. PHONE WHEELING 581 Wheeling's newest, most progressive, and only BUSINESS COLLEGE founded on COLLEGE GRADUATION AND LIFE CERTIFICATION in OHIO and WEST VIRGINIA, is giving FREE nine dollars credit to all 1941 graduates, during June and July, who enroll for three months or more. This offer will not be extended. Enroll now and start any time during the calendar- year. BETTER BUSINESS is looking to us for the most competent typists, stenographers, bookkeepers, accountants, and comptometer operators. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF I94I HOGE - DAVIS DRUG COMPANY Mr. Morris: Did you say yes or no? Esther Lewis: I shook my head. Mr. Morris: I know you shook your head because I heard it rattle, but did you shake it up and down or sideways? 1 If Yom' Credif I.r Good-It if Good nl Wlien Shopping for Your W. J. LUKENS CO Quality jewelers in Wheeling Prom and Graduation Formal S 30 f0 Since 1883 K A U F M A N 'S ' I . The plare where you mn find 28 Eleventh St. Wheeling what you h-zuafzl . . . when you want zl! l Prices 310.95 up Our line of Hardware is the most complete in the vicinity junior and Misses sizes , of Beumre' ARCHIBALD Hardware 3 BELLAIRE DAILY LEADER T O N Y' S Qualify Meat Market Phone 44 Phone 10 HOME DRESSED MEATS IVE DELIVER COMPLETE LOCAL NEXVS COVERAGE Meats - Groceries f Fruits - Vegetables PHONE 458 Full Leased Wire Service for Latest National Oppome HW Sdmol News 3525 Guernsey Street Bellaire, Ohio Miss Belt: lf you subtract 14x from 116x, what's the difference? Wzllter Bauknecht: Yeah, I think it's a lot of foolishness, too. COMPLIMENTS OF DR..W. c. WORKMAN NEMEC LBROS. PUROL GAS and ou. phone 700 Candy and Soft Drinks First Natl. Bank Bldg. Bellaire, Ohio Phone 906'R'1 Bellaire, Ohi0 LEARN THE SKILL - Bowr DUCK PrNs AT THE Compliments of BELLAIRE BOWLING ALLEYS DR. M. J. KUCHINKA Union Street Bellaire, Ohio Compliments of DR.i C. S. STARKWEATHER First National Bank Bldg. Compliments of ROBERT M. CALDWELL Lal THE HOME . . . F11 r'111 lb Your Home FURNITURE CARPETS STOVES -SHADES i LINOLEUM BEDDING THE HOME CO. I IQHONE S9 In Bohlles 5355 Belmont Street Bellaire, Ohio Connie DiPietro: I'll bet you hated to hear the alarm Clock ringing this morning? Dom DePaolo: I'll say I did! It woke my mother up just as I was getting into the house. THE SPOT Home of Delirionr HdlI1blll'g.f,, Forty-Fourth Street PHONE 9166 Sc Broadway Hotdogs Sc FISH AND WIENER SANDWICHES ARE OUR SPECIALTY 5C-Belmont St.-in our 35th Year-Sc XVE Carry a Complete Line of HATS for the Children, the Misses' and HAT CLEANING AND SHOE SHINE PARLOR All Kinds of Ladies' and Gents' Hats the Mrs' Cleaned and Blocked ' PARINTHA HAT sl-loPPE N , C K P O K A 5 3358 Bflmfmt Street Bellaire. Ohio 3350 Belmont Street Bellaire, ome DIXON'S MEAT MARKET AND GENERAL STORE sr. JOE, oHlo BELMONT Furniture Company Highest Quality Furniture at Lowest Prices on Easy Credit Terms GRAFTON - BAUKNECHT - MELLOTT CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Corner 37th and jefferson Streets Bellaire, Ohio Phone 66 Only Air-Comlifioued Funeral Home in Bellaire AMBULANCE SERVICE Miss Darby: Now, Fred, in the third act you kiss the heroine repeatedly. Fred Belt: When do we start rehearsing? Ladies'-Misses'-Children's Hats EwlNe's alvIILLINERY Exrl11,rii'e but not Expe11.rirve Cor. 34th and Belmont Sts., Bellaire, Ohio VANITY Beauty Shoppe All Liner of Beauty Culture Irene Kigerl-Operazforr-Virginia McKeag PHONE 399-I Open Evenings by Appointment 4443 jefferson -Street Bellaire, Ohio ZWEIG'S FURNITURE STORE Telephone 914 Bellaire, Ohio son-no WSERVICENTER Bring Your Car up lo STANDARD .... 35rd and Guernsey Streets Bellaire, Ohio Compliments of JOHN J. MALIK Wheeling Typewriter Exchange GRADUATES: Help yourself to a career with a Typewriter IW e Have All Maker PHONE 892 30 Fourteenth St. Wheeling, W. Va. - THESE four simple words are asked thousands Where do you bank' upon thousands of times daily. You may have had the experience yourself in seeking credit accommo- dations applying for a job discussing a business deal opening a charge account or in other ways. It is gratifying at such times to be able to name this modem progressne institution lf you are seeking a xx ell rounded banking connection we shall be glad to tell you about our facilities FIRST NATIONAL BANK INBELLAIRE Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mr Smtmccx X ou o to bed delr md I ll wash the dishes Mrs S Those paper dishes won t stand another washing Mr S vclllllf do you say I erlse them tonight? Phon FISHER and HALL GROCERIES AND MEATS P O Neffs Ohio e 1 l XV1llow Groxe Ohio WM WEIZER 81 CO Iron and Steel Scrap and Metals Special Prices on Wiping Cloth Guernsey 84 Crescent Sts Bellaire Ohio PR Any 22 OSSER RADIO SERVICE Fompleie Radio Senza Type Radio All Work Gu rrlntced fi Thirty second St Bellaire Ohio Compliments of E H Clollazug am! Funzubmgs Bellaire Ohio Every hood Wfish for BILLLAIRE HIGH SCHOOL and the CLASS OF 1941 ST CLAIR ARCHER THE BEST IN TOWN Are Found At This Store Yet Prices Are Within Reason Try Us Just Once Polar Brand Fresh Frosted Foods CAMPBELL S FOOD STORE 4575 Jefferson Street Phone 300 ll j D 1 , 4 7 , 'A . H. . K . . lf .... . x ' ' . r ' ' 1 - , 1 .zz a: ' g , z,z ' I Z ' . .: 1 . 4' 'Y Louis Fisher, jr. Fritz Hall Phone 629 Res. 716 I I U Y . 1 , ' 211-t-2 ' ' f, ' - - , ' T H u B 4 9 4 y B '. ll U! I U 7 Progress and Tlmff All Age Secunl At 65 yelrs of age of 100 young men startmg out 'xt 71 QNRWS' Go Hand IH Hand IS wry XXCIIIIIY ure xx ell to do hve rn the poorhouae or dependent upon someone are dead 'are entrrely dependent Open an wccount wt our bank and 5,u1r1ntee your self to be one of the flrst fxve at age 65 THE UNION SAVINGS BANK THE YOUNG MANS BANK Member ledeml Depoalt Insurmce Corpomtlon Bellarre Ohio Roy Cue 'lhey my you L IH tell x Burl 5 LIIIIICILCI by her clothea Punch Hull Surely they hue more ch rmcter than that Blrbrrr Riedel Lut nn ht Dm trxed to put his 'arm 'around me three txmea sm: 1 Ohver Some 'crm' THE HAT HOSPITAL Shoe Repurm md Shoe Shme Pxrlor BELLAIRE S EXCLUSIVE HATTERS md SHOE REBUILDERS v7-I Belmont Street Bellure Ohro MAX CRONE 81 CO CLOTHING HEADQUARTERS or Sllldlf 5 Ollllg .Men la l0 Mflrltet Street 1512 Wlleelrng COMPLIMENTS Ol' E D K I N K A D E Cnty Audltor of Bellure Ohio B O O T H B R O S Grocerres Meats md Provnslons II L DELIVER 2158 Belmont Street Bellure Ohro PHONE 426 PAIRONIZE UNION BARBER SHOPS Co nphments of ANGELO MARINELLI Complxments of GARLAND FREEMAN GENERAL CONTRACTOR none 770 Bellure Ohno . . . I 2 r , .lf I D . - . , 'xg ll- rx ri ' 6 f , -0 59' . Nr- .. S ' -I . N 5-I. . N n 92.5 . . 'zz - . T .. . . . . . . , VI I '. 'Q z' ' az .H ., -I .. 2, at ' '.. h z az . 2 g . . . . . ,. . .. ,. Vrrv a : ' . . . .1 s N' T I ' a ga l ' . f , Y' 4 I . 1 V 1 ' - - 1 - . if i - ' f V, ' ' , . . , 2 if: , . . . I 2' , ' 3 1 rn 1 4 'Q 1 . . , . . ll .. . , - ,, ul '- I A Home of Your Own is One of the Main Accomplishments of Mr. Average Man as he oes through life. Security for ones family is also one of the mfiin thoughts of 'tn inclividml. We c-in help you obtwin both of these go1Is. First start a savings account and then start to vsork towfird a home of your own by letting us help fimnce it for you. Our congmtuhtions to the C1155 of 1941 THE BUCKEYE SAVINGS 81 LOAN CO BELLAIRE OHIO M1ry L jones My dfrd takes things ftpfnrt to see why they dont go M'try L jones You cl better GEO R TAYLOR CO IASHIONS roR JUNIORS Misses 'and WOMEN Wheeling W V4 'Io have your car serviced reasonably promptly and pleasantly stop at WALTER SCOTT SERVICE STATION For that Good GULF Gas and O11 Phone 9158 Cor 37th and Belmont Sts Bellaire Ohio CAPITOL CONFECTIONERY Re ferlvmenfr OI fbe ibzut Sufeefr 01 the rweel Cwpitol Theatre Bldg Bellaire Ohio COMPI IMENTS OF DR M FRANKLIN Optometrlc Eye Specialist Poor Report Cards are often the result of defective vision Have your eyes Examined Yearly 3347 Belmont Street Bellaire Ohio EAT AT SYLVIAS RESTAURANT AND ENJOY GOOD WHOLESOME FOOD Guernsey Street Bellaire Ohio WISE S BAKERY HOME TYPE BAKING 3252 Guernsey Street Bellaire Ohio 1 xvngn' bw , ' U W' I. O I rw 4 1 4 1 1 EJ ' xl x K A 7 I Eff in I ' 4 K I I K u I I . . : . ' ' . . ' . Jack Otto: So what ? . . : ' go. I O I ' I 1 . . 4 3 . I I , . 4. . ' Y I O ,, f A .Q . . . , J! . t I u K . I . , . . . I r-' 9 I I X . . , 2 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OI' BEI LAIRE HIGH SCHOOLS CI ASS OI' 1911 Farmers and Merchants National Bank BELLAIRE OHIO A Frlenclly Bulk Membef Fedeml Dupont lmm :me Cmpo: :non Helen J Muller Why IS that mm over there snappmg hls f1ngers7 M1e Forbes He s 1 deftf mute wrth the hxccups Mr Ault to hrs c1v1cs classes Blessed are the meek for they shall mhent the earth less 26 per cent for mherxtance taxes WHERE RENTS ARE LOW' RAWLINGS OPTICIANS Inc Lam Speualnlx 0 lVlJeeln1 l. U M Makers of Fme Spectacle Wear Smaller m snze but blgger m value' Cameras Bsrometers Bmoculars South of Buckeye Bsnk 62 TWELFTH STREET Our Jewelry and Glasses are the best J Quality at Lowest Prlces Eyes Exam1ned by Elermral Contractor J B K Z -1379 Guernsey Street Tel 2981 Regxstered Optometmst 3162 Belmont Street Bellaxre Ohlo HOWARD H WILSON COMPLIMENTS Ol' DIRECTOR OF FUNERALS J F FURNITURE AMBULANCE SERVICE Phones 40 'md 194 Bndgeport Ohxo Dmkxxorths 33rd and Belmont Sts Bellure Ohxo Phone 417 J 1 A . ' 0 3 -.. 1 ' I '.- , . , . , ' b- .lv . . .I ' r I U I 4 1 l D .H l . . . , 2 ,, ,, . . . I , Thrifty Buyers Go To- . ,- -. . I 5 - U , , , 6 B 's -- I - H 1 . ' ' ' . . . AT .Y . . I K C Y V '11, 1 . . 1- , ' 3 10 I HOME OWNERSHIP YOU 'Ire invited to finance your home with Bell-tires Oldest , 1'1n'1ncI'1l Instltutlon Its tIme tested mortgage loans are fmanced on the most hberal 'Ind convement terms Prompt courteous Ind frrendly serute IS extended to 'Ill The Belmont Savmgs and Loan Company BELLAIRE OHIO Esther Duga Drclnt that soprano In Assembly thrs mornrnq have 1 large reper tone? Maxyne Sprmg Yes and that dress make It look worse Mr Grrffln to walter Doughnuts and mrlk please Gene Accrocco to krtchen Coax the cow mth tvso washers Compliments of ARCHER AUTO SERVICE NASH WILLYS 24 Hour Servlce Slndysrde Ohro Phone Bellarre 1090 YOUR PRESCRIPTION mll be accurately fnlled at McKELVEY S PHARMACY Tia: ee Re gl ure: ed Pbar maczm Phones 912 9134 3127 Unron St THE CITY HALL JEWELERS PHILLIP S JEWELRY STORE ewelerr Ill Bellaire rmre 1898 Phone 1621 Bellaire Ohro Joe s Worlungman s Store fpllll Borcos er Mvr J SHOES and FURNISHINGS Belmont Street Bellarre Ohro James Cooper Eleclrlc Co Wbolemle and Relazl Elecnzml Snpplzer 1101019125 Hear 332 Thnrty thrrd Street Bellarre Ohro W T GRANT CO Merchandrse from lc to S100 3326 Belmont Street Bellzure Ohro I I I I I 1. . . . I I . T C I e K L I . . - . ' . ,'. '. v , I . I . 0 s ' ,, . , . . . u I K K ' I. ' YI . U . . . - , I , . , I . . I . I . ,, . V ,, n 7 n 6 I - I- ' ,I . . , , I S K I I , I - .. I- ,I I , I I . ' I , ' D' I '. -I ' . I ' ' I 2 O u o 1 n f . ' ' ' 1 ' I t . . , . . . . . ' Q 2 BRYAN BROS. JEWELERS and FLORISTS PHONE 213-J BELLAIRE, OHIO Richrd Neuhart: What would you do if I were to kiss you? Betty Lou Dickens: I wouldn't be in a position to speak. Miss Ewing: Victor, are you cheating on this examination ? Victor Ragni: No mam, I was only telling Harry Rusciolelli his hair was in my eyes. The BELLAIRE DEMOCRAT Published by THE POORMAN PRINTING and PUBLISHING COMPANY JOB PRINTING- Cor. 35th and Guernsey Sts. Bellaire, Ohio CIVIN BROTHERS Kelvinator Dealer GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING 23rd and Belmont Sts. Bellaire, Ohio Phones 550-Night 521-W Compliments of GOTTDIENER'S' WOMENZS and CHILDRENS WEAR Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1941 Phone 705 81 CO. 3268 Belmont Street Bellaire, Ohio Wheeling, W. Va. CONNOLLY'S IGA MARKET SAM WALKER GROCERIES - MEATS -' PRODUCE INSURANCE Phone 733-M 3301 Guernsey Street Bellaire, Ohio QFire, Auto, Life, Bonds.j 3258 Guernsey Street Bellaire, Ohio OVER 2000 Oli OUR CUSTOMERS ARE ENJOYING ELECTRIC COOKERY- WHY NOT YOU? WHEELING ELECTRIC COMPANY 3156 Union Street Bellaire, Ohio RICHMAN BROS. CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS for the GRADUATE 1217-19 Market Street Wheeling, W. Va. Nina Santavicca: I hate that man! Leona De Nardo: Why, what'd he do? Nina: He said I couldn't whistle, and just to show him I puckered up my mouth just as round and sweet, and what do you suppose he did ? Leona: How should I know? Nina: Well, the darn fool just let me whistle! RADIO AND ELECTRONIC Equipment and Accessories for Laboratories Schools, Experimenters. CAMERADIO CO. 100.2 Main Street Wfheeling, W. Va. Uwe Home of Good Clollvef' M E N D E L S O N'S 3310 Belmont Street Bellaire, Ohio HARRY F. CARTER Printing and Plateless Engraving Thirty-four Years of Eye Service to the People in This Community DR. WM. DORER Eyerigbl Specialift Rooms 208-209-210 First National Bank Bellaire, Ohio Phone 996-J 5031 Belmont Street Bellaire, Ohio Phone 370 J. L. MCVAY PLUMBING and HEATINGA 3039 Belmont Street Bellaire, Ohio HELEN'S BEAUTY SALON PADOL-A new era in Permanent Waving! A Permanent Wave steamed in a bath of oil. Phone 43 A 5th Floor First National Bank 13 Complete 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. 99119 RIGGS LEMAR BEAUTY SCHOOL 55 Twelfth Street Wheelint, W V1 DANKWORTH'S THE DRUG STORE YOU KNOW! ALWAYS WELCOME Cor ward and Belmont Sts Bellaire Ohio PHONL 921 Bob Conklin M15 I h ne the next dime? Nancy Cox ert I in sorry Bob but I m afraid Im too danced out Bob Oh I wouldnt say that I think you re just pleaslngly plump KELLER S GROCERY 2601 Belmont Street Bellure Ohio Smart Shoes for Everybody' Shoes thit IIT and BENEFIT ZINKS SHOE STORE ll lun Flfflllg ll a SCIWIL6 Bellaire Ohio HYMANS lulnblc Ilurlumlm ll Lou 111611 759 Belmont Street Bellaire Ohio WM HEIL e829 Noble Street Bellaire hio Phone 5341 Kern Insurance Agency, Inc ll c Sale Ion Honey 716 lirst Natl Btnk Bld Bellaire Ohio Phone 54 J L LINARD 43rd Anniversary Year INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BONDS 615 616 First Natl Bank Bldg Bellaire O - 1 ' -9 4 s l ' ' ' Y, . 2. i : z' a' .' a'. Q I V I -. . 5 S 3 . K - , K I.. I U , ' l .R ' 1 , I ' Y l 1 1 'i Y .H ' C i n I Q . - i 4 1 4 I - n ,,- I., 1. . I . ' 1 , I 4 J I . CLOTHING and SHOES MEATS and GROCERIES 3-C ti 3 i . Q . fr rf, I, 1 1, vp - :' . 2 . Vg- 1' , ' - . . , ' s . ' . . , . 14 T H E R o D E F E R GLASS COMPANY P STCNE 3' A THOMAS . BELLAIRE, OHIO Manufacturers of lI 'e.rl Virginiafr Larger! PRESSED AND BLOWN Department Store PRIVATE MOULD GLASSWARE WHEELING, W. VA. Established 1877 Dot Wlorkman: W'hy turn out the light? Love's blind you know. jack Fowkes: Yes, but your fathers not in love. Miss Ryder: Won't you join me in fl cup of tea? Miss Goldsmith: XVell, you get in and I'll see if there is any room left. HAZEL BEAUTY SHOPPE i C0mPlimemS of Specializing in Duart and Bonat Permanent Wlaves Hosiery - Dresses - Lingerie Phone 662 Accessories First Natl. Bank Bldg. Bellaire, Ohio 53-i5 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio L A N D o ' s C . omphments of Home of V Hyde Park Clothes - Rugby Sweaters WM, T, Two Doors North of First National Bank Mayor of Bellaire, Ohio Bellaire, Ohio CORRELL PHOTO SERVICE BELLAIRE NEWS AGENCY Developing - Printing - Enlarging E O MEDER Prop Border Prints City Building Phone 9135 Dankworth Bldg. Bellaire, Ohio Newspapers and Magazines Phone 9154 and 92-j 15 Quality Shoes Best Wislies for Success to the Class of 1941 ROSS MICHENER Prosecuting Attorney of Belmont County coli-1P1.E1'E B Q O K ' S HUME SERVICE SHOE STORE JCHNSGN 233323 Bellnont Bellillfe, Ohio Bellair james Schrumm: Do you like to see a man smoke a pipe? Helen Parker: Yes, why don't you give yours to one? Louis Pappano: Who was the boy sitting next to you, whose paper you kept staring at during the exam? Dorothy Patterson: Oh, just a passing acquaintance. OHIO VALLEY TESTING LABORATORY Chemists and Bacteriologists Registered Consultants Zweig Bldg. Bellaire, Ohio HANNA STORE Quality Merchandise at Reasonable Prices Daily Delirfery Anywhere Phone 911-R-3 Bellaire Willow Grove Store Neffs, Ohio Miller Radio and Refrigerator Phone 706-R SALES and SERVICE Dealers in General Electric Appliances 3395 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio GEO. E. STIFEL CO. Wl1eeling's Friendly Store Compliments of OHIO THEATER Bellaire NEW CO-OPERATIVE CO. Groceries and Meats Qualify Controlled Through Cmmmzer Oufnerrhip ' Phone 908-I-1 Neffs, Ohio X Have Yom' l11.r1m1m'e Il 'rilte11 By Thare Who Know How! THE COWEN DICKENS CO INSURANCE SPECIALISTS 88 Ixlllllli' 0 Inflxmflce We Still Sell DODGE - PLYMOUTH - PACKARD un GOOD USED CARS THE McCLAIN 'ith I'l First Nitl B1nL Bldg Phone 97 Bellaxre Ohio Bellure Ohio Mnss Smrth Were you copymg hrs paper? Emrl Stanels No mmm I was onlv loolsm to see If he had mme rnght Oh crned Mass Eby nn 1 flutter Ise seen 1 hrge mouse ln the pmtry' Wlxat shall I do? Betty Llttleton Shut the door and let xt starve to death EASTERN OHIO REALTY CO Real Estate and lrre Insurance Phone 101 Umon Bank Bldg Bellfure Ohno BELLAIRE HUNDLEY MOTORS Fwd Sale: and Seizure Phone 28 33rd 1nd Guernsey Sts Bellaire Ohlo LaBELLE BEAUTY SHOP We specrahze m Perrmnents Expert Frngerwuxng 3294 Belmont St Phone 405 FASHION BEAUTY SHOP 2155 Belmont St Bellalre Ohxo Phone 63 R 1 IEPNTMNDNT VV' KW ES S1 0 and up We gumrfmntee our B011 Pmgel W1ves NV1th or wxthout appomtment Comphments of THE PALACE BILLIARDS 232 Thirty second St Bellanre Ohxo Comphments of FRANCIS MORAN Chxef of Police Bellaxre Ohio . ti I f' if , , 4 v ' ': I , f. I g . A ' ' , 1 . . .' ' . . . INC. MERCURY -- 'LINCOLN ZEPHYR . c ' . 4. , ' , L . I , - ' 1 A 4 K Y T nt 1 I A 7' , .5 Y . . ' ' 'Q-1' ' . , 2'5c . . . , . . . 2 17 Motor Service -- Acetylene Welcling Body and Fender Repairing Automobile Repairing FRANCIS G. ROBERTS Dodge, Plymouth and Truck Dealer Weatherson Transportation Garage -- Sales and Service McGHEE AND CO. New Royal Portable Typewriters Rebuilt Standard Typewriters Sheaffer Pens and Pencils Leather Zipper Cases Ring Notebooks SAY IT WITH FLOXVERSH Many suitable Graduation Gifts from S C H O C K E Y' S HEI C'l'J'fbflllQfl1I' flee Office FLo1us1' I Flowers for All Occasions COR. l:OURTEENTH and RIAIN STS. 314 - 52nd St. Bellaire, Ohio 131100951717 ' 1718 Phone 98-R - Residence 747-j Xlllheeling, XV. Va. Fall is so named because of what happens then to the pride of Bellaire's june graduates. Bob Duvall: Your girl is spoiled, isn't she? Richard Snively: No, it's just the perfume she's wearing. ll lv:re You Buy for Len- ' KERN FURNITURE CO. YUall Paper -- Furniture Rugs -- China 5254 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio Phone 999 BEN PINSKY jewelry and Musical Instruments 226 Thirty-second St. Bellaire, Ohio YlNGLlNG'S MARKET Quality Meats Groceries -- Vegetables Phone 723 Bellaire, Ohio THE NEFFS LUMBER CO. Lumber, Hardware and Builders' Supplies If If'.r to Build llyifb, ll7e Have If Yards at Powhatan, Ohio-Phone Powhatan 18 Neffs, Ohio-Phone Bellaire 21 JAMES L. KOTERA A Holzle-Owned Slore GROCERIES and MEATS STRAND THEATER T Selecled Pirfnrer Alu-'ayf Neffs, Ohio OTTO TALBOTT DRY GOODS -- NOTIONS MEATS and GROCERIES V Neffs, Ohio COMPLIMENTS of THE OHIO PAINT AND GLASS CO. 3574 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio PHONE 765 KENNEDY HARDWARE COMPANY 1063 MAIN ST. WHEELING, W. VA Sporfmen's Heaclquarfers Call Wlieeling 407 Golf, Tennis, Baseball and Softball Equipment Guy Wriglmtz Have you an hour to spare? june Hall: Yes, Guy: Then how about just one little kiss. Many a man who marries to escape conscription is braver than he thinks he is. E Jimmy Valoric's Res+auranl' and Gasoline STa+ion Neffs, Ohio ca R I E ,s T CUT RATE DRUG STORES Original Cut Rafe Since 1898 You Save on the Prescriptions, Too! 1125 and 1406 Market St. Wlieeling SPLENDID SANDWICH SHOP Delicious Sandwiches . . . Tasty, Toasty Mike Angelos, Prop. All Kinds Toasted Sandwiches 3363 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio Expert Permanent - Croquignole Spiral Waving Finger Wave and Shampoo : 4Oc THERESA'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 40 Cor. :iaith and Harrison Sts., Bellaire, Ohio EASTERN AUTO STORES Parts -- Radio -- Accessories Novelties Phones: Bellaire 65-Martins Ferry 195 We Fit rbe Hard to Fil DAWSON'S BOOTERY. Shoes of Known Quality for the Entire Family 3170 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio 19 Phone 52 Phone 52 B U C K E Y E THE ELBERT CO. A N BUILDING SUPPLIES FU N ERAL H OM E Sand 8: Supply Co. CONCRETE LUMBER i PAINT BROOFING AMBULANCE SERVICE ' Etc. 3594 Guernsey Street can Bellaire 121 - 122 Bellaire, Ohio 41st Street Bellaire, Ohio Walter Jones: Does your girl have her own way? Sam Marzella: Does she? Why, she writes her diary a week ahead. Raymond Gatti: What's that? Our engagement is broken! I don't get you? Mary La Coco: That's it exactly. We Congratulate the Class of Nineteen Forty-one COMPLIMENTS OF Harry Herzberg's STEWART 8: Style willyozlf EXH':1Iff1gd7I6'8U WARD, lnc. SMART APPAREL and WHOLESALE ACCESSORIES for GROCERS WOMEN Bellaire, Ohio ZEILDREN Bellaire, Ohio 20 SXVIFT to Serve Youl. ALBERT VASEK AND SON GROCERIES and MEATS IVE DELIVER Telephone 570 Qi-i03 HARRISON STREET Bellaire, Ohio Drink UNITED DAIRY MILK Charles Dankworth: So miserly that every timehe takes a penny out of his pocket, Lincoln blinks at the light. jack Hughes: I see no evil, I hear no evil, I speak no evilg gee, but I'm a sissy. You know what: jack Kigerl thought that a mushroom was ri breakfast nook. J- VALENT NEFF ROLLER RINK GROCERIES FRUITS CLEAN FUN . . . COME NIGHTLY MEATS VEGETABLES 42-I5 Harrison Street Phone 569-R GOOD EXERCISE COMPLIMENTS OF AN ALUMNUS COMPLIMENTS OF NEHI BOTTLING CO DRINK ROYAL CROWN COLA R. MONTELL 81 SON SHOE HOSPITAL 2O Years of Friendly and Expert Service Shoe Repairing-Shoe Shines Better Hat Cleaning Experience is the best teacher 3345 BELMONT ST. BELLAIRE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH V. MACK COMPLIMENTS BIRDSEYE of FRESH FROSTED FOODS M EADOWCREST VEGETABLES C-RADE A IRUV1 S mt MEATS VI'l AMIN D MILK 'nn Dnlnblzled by Frederick Wassmann ICE CREAM 8 Co Brndgeport Ohlo Bellaxre Ohuo Phone 477 Mr Pohnsky Wlmrts III the hurry? Dxck Foukes I juet bought 1 tewtbool-. 'md Im hurrying to get to clwss before me next edition comes out MAFFE BROTHERS Phones 76a 644 9186 Bellure Ohio THESE ADVERTISERS ARE FRIENDS OI' OUR SCHOOL SCHRAMM S GROCERY QUALITY GROCERIES S1me location smce 1981 Bellaxre Ohio DAVID MITCHELL Locwl and Long DlSf'1I'lCC Hwlrng Home 4441 Offxre 397 4269 Imnklnn St 336 33rd BeII'ure Ohio Complnments of D MYERS CREAMER Comphments of W H I T M O R E S Clemxnf., Pressxni, 'md Tailoring, J 11 I7 T 1 X . I . d . I , I I tI I I S 'le I-STUDEBAKERTJW iw Opposite High -School Phone 359 .2 -1 '11 -J Fw- ' r I T 4 ' I . ' St. I YVYVV W-law W,- AH,-, - ,, -E W 22 U S LAUNDRY an DRY CLEANING CASH 'mtl CARRY Plenty of Pultrng, -Spxce U 5 ffm.: ll be I Phone 431 WOOLWORTH S IIRSY FO1x SCHOOL YUPPLIL5 We carry a dehcrous mssortment of candles 1 W WOOLWORTH CO 5 8. 10C STORE Bellure Oluo TH OHIO VALLEY LUMBER CO flncorporatedj LUMBER BUILDING MA'l ERIALS PLANING MILL WORK ROOFING Bellure Ohio Bull Templm Wotchl dom 9 oe Dytlelx Wrltln 1 0 e Blll Templln Tell her hello for me Ita the llttle thm5,s rn lrfe th lt tell bud Helen Gmn 1n5el1 IS she drlgbed her l-.rd brother out from underneath the sofm Beljurn Editors ftemng therrhfur XVe unnot frnd for love or money A joke thlta dem md llbo funny Mr Rembolt fon bradua tion dfqj Dont worry lf your llfea 1 olte And your revs mrds are fem Remember that each mighty on Was onte 1 nut hltc. you Comp hmenta MAYERS Bell ure Ohro CLO'1 HING or MLN md XOUNG MEN 1311 lmu your home Iliff? rometbzn new CARPETS V ENETIAN BLINDS H P RODEWIG 8: CO 3175 a1'P7 Belmont Street Bellfure Ohro BERNHARDT S 1225 Market St Wheeling, STUDENTS SUITS 'rs low as SI8 50 . . , d W of I . . ,, I 1 CO ' ' , , . '. . ' 3 J H .. , I . . ' K I jk .U . . . . F ,, L 'l 7 n ' I . f I I a . '. 'J' 'if 7 ,Q . . V. . 2 , ii. .1 ' 17s2' av' .-U , ,. I S' I' .. g ... Cn : ' . v Q FURNITURE . . 1. A , .2 . 2 . ' .' j: . . :. . - A2 . 7 ' 7 I 1 ' ' . n- ' 1. ' 2 S I 2 1 2 ' ' . n T Y n . 4 , ' c , E I . . 7 ' , . 1 7 I V I , . . V - - v, 1 v . l ' . ,K ft 9 ' kk . . , . - .5 ' 2 ' . K 1 . . , 4 y 23 Best Wlshes for buccess Prosperrty 1nd Happmess to the Clrss of 11 R E I C H A R T S 1 om r'1l0Ilf6 FIIHIINIIE Sion 1191 MAIN STREET Wheelxng W Va R I GROCERIEb 1834 Belmont Street PHONE 105 Bellure Oh1 COMPLIMENTS W J McGRAW CLASS 04 The worlds greatest OPLI mlst lS the old mald who pulls down 1 folding bed and then looks under nt The Engllsh class was talk mg about the poem The Vlllage Blacksmith Mr Houston What kmd of muscles dld the blacksmlth have? The Class Bxg ones Mr Houston And why xre they bugger than mme? p He works joe Pestella How are women und suhng slups al1ke7 Don Myrlo It takes only a few men wlth good lmes to hmdle them Armond Hem The Amencan gurl has the most beautnful flgure ln the world Ira DeLong Statistics dont shows lt Armond No but she does Complunents of BELMONT CASKET MANUFACTURING Shadyslde Ohio Comphments of CAPITOL an TEMPLE Theaters Bellaire Oluo Best Wnshes for the future the Class of 1941 from Wheelmgs recognlzed fratermty and sorority center THE wana W , i u I ' ' ' n . 4 I 7' 1 I ' '- - , U . , . . , . . - , - xr--D F R Y 8: C E 1 ' I ' ' A boy in the last row spoke , u : ' . I d 1' , '0 I A I ' - .' , ' I DX: ll -. I - I -I I to I of ,I ,I , ,, . , . s 0 ' , ' .UZ b 1 l x . 1 U 9 24 Our Motto HDEPENDABILITY ' and SERVICE POLLOCK SCHOOL BUS DISTRICT G C MURPHY CO Meet 'md Greet Your 1' trends at Murphy s Tlne Friendly and 10c Siore Selected Items to 31 00 3332 Belmont Street Bellaire Ohio Om A1111 zr to Seize lbe Bert at Rearofmble Pucer We Specialize on Banquets CALL 472 R B E L M O N T RESTAURANT Bellaire Ohio I stole a kiss the other night, My conscience hurts, alackg I guess I'll go tomorrow night And put the dern thing back. Though she s adorable Shes quite deplorable Take her out for a coke And you wind up broke- Her appetite s so horrible I like an exam I think they re fun I never cram And I won t flunk one I m the teacher Syls an Kapner Do you Eleanor Moyers N I don t smoke Sylvan Do you drink? Eleanor No I don t drink Sylvan Do you pe Eleanor No I dont pet Sylvan Well then what do you do? Eleanor I tell lies THE EAST END MARKET A. S. Kozlowski, Prop. GROCERIES and MEATS Phone 906 R 1 Neffs Ohio WHITE S COMMUNITY MARKET GROCERIES MEATS Bellrwer Compleie Food Market BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS Phone 280 281 Cor 43rd and Harrison Sts Bellaire Ohio CONN PAN AMERICAN CAVALIER BAND INSTRUMENTS E1 efyfhmg 111 Munn 1327 Market Street WHEELING , I 5 I . I '. K, , a - ' 1 -, , smoke? i C. A. HOUSE CO. . A .' I 09 : t? I , uf, . V ' ' 'fx 25 l PICTURES by . PHOTOCRAFTERS Phone Wheeling 357 INFORMAL PICTURES BY ALEX BERTOZZI PRINTED by +he SEDGWICK PUBLISHING COMPANY I MARTINS FERRY, OHIO Phone MarI'ins Ferry 78 fX A STABILITY 0 U A L I TY SPUflAlIZATl0N A ll E S U LT S . , ' . , , -N ,..4.. 1 l 1 i hp .-eu, INDEX TO ADVERTISERS A F Advertiser Page Advertiser Page Alumnus, An ........ . . . ..... 21 Farmersniz Merchants Nat'l Bank, Tile 10 Archer Auto Service . . .... 11 Fashion Beauty Shoppe, The 17 - Arch, St.-Clair ........ .. 7 First National Bank, The 7 Archibald Hardware .. 3 Fisher Sz Hall ............ 7 Franklin, M. ........... . 9 B Freeman, Garland 8 Bellaire Democrat, The ............. 12 Fry- Clyfie E- '---- - -- - 1 Bellaire News Agency, The ....... ..15 Fry 8: Rice .---------- ----- 2 4 Bellaire Hundley Motors, The ....... 17 Bellaire Bowling Alleys, The ........ 4 G Bellaire Daily Leader, The ....... .. 4 Good, L. S. Kr Co ................. .... 1 2 Belmont Casket Manufacturing Co., 24 Gottdiener's ...... ................. 1 2 Belmont Furniture Co., The ......... 5 Grafton-Bauknecht-Mellott Funeral Belmont Restaurant, The ........... 25 Home . . ...... ............... . 6 Belmont Savings 8: Loan Co., The ...11 Grant, W. T. Co. . ................ ..11 - Bernhardt's Clothiers ............... 23 Griest Drug Co., The C. H. ....19 Big Red Boosters, The .............. 1 Blum's .............. .... . .... 1 0 H Book's Shoe Store .... .. .... 16 Hancher Co., Chas. N .... 2 Booth Bros. Grocery .. . .... 8 Hanna Store ........... . ...16 Bryan Bros. ............. ......... 1 2 Hat Hospital ........... 8 Broadway Hot Dog ................. 5 Hazel Beauty Shoppe ........ 15 Buckeye Sand 8: Supply Co., The .... 20 Heil Grocery, Wllliam ....... , .... 14 Buckeye Savings 8: Loan Co., The 9 Heil Radio 8: Electric Co., The .... .. 2 Helen's Beauty Salon ........... . . .13 Q C Herzberg's .... . .............. .... 2 0 Caldwell, R. M. ......... .. 4 H039-Davis Drug CO- - 3 Cameradio Co. .......... . . .... 13 Home Company, The 5 Campbell's Food Market ..... .. 7 House, C0-, The.C. A --.- ---- 2 5 Capitol Confectionery, The .. 9 Hub, The fB6118-11'f!3 ----- '7 Capitol Flower Shoppe, The.... .... 1 Hub, The fWhee11ngi 24 Capitol 8a Temple Theaters .... .... 2 4 Hymans ---------- ----- ---- . - 14 Carter, Harry F. ............. .... 1 3 J Civin Brothers ............... 12 J H B 9 Cochran, Carl .................. .... 1 0 Je, ers rcs' I ' . Coca-Cola Bottling' CO., The 5 olnson Service Station ........... I. 2 College of Commerce, The .... ,, 3 Johnson Lumber Co., The W. M. 16 Connolly IGA Maj-ket H x.... ....... 1 2 Joe's W0rkingman'S Store ........... 11 Cooper Electric Co., The James 11 K Correll Photo Service ............... 15 , Cowen-Dicken Co., The. ....... .... 1 7 Kaufmans ' 3 Creamer, D. Myers .... . ....22 Katz, Dr. J B. .... .. . .. 10 Grohe. Company, The Max -- S Keller Grocery ........... . .. 14 D I Kennedy Hardware, The ...... ...... 1 9 Dankworth Drug Store u n I .14 Kern Furniture Co., The ............ 18 - DaWs0n's Bootery ,-...-. I... 1 9 Kern Insurance Agency, Inc., The....14 Dixon's Meat Market .... 5 Kinkade, Ed. .................... 8 Dorer, Dr. Wm. ...... . .. 13 Kotera, James Ll H 18 Duvall's Pharmacy ...- - -' 1 Kuchinka, Dr. M. J ..... . 4 I E L East End Market .............. . . . 25 1 Eastern Auto Supply ................ 19 EZ Eine Beauty Sh0p Eastern Realty Co., Inc. '....- tn OS neoeeoaooooouooooonaeoooo A ooon Elbert Funeral Home, The .... .... 2 0 Lmafd Insurance Agency, The J- L- 14 Ewing's Millinery ........... .. 6 Luken's Jewelers ................... 3 28 - I - INDEX TO ADVERTISERS-ICon+inuedl - M Mack, Joe Maffe Bros. .... . Malik, John ...... Marinelli, Angelo ...... Mayer's Clothing ....... -. . McClain Motor Co., The ..... McCoul's Recreation Center McGhee Sz Co. .............. . McGraw, W. J. ........ . McKelvery's Pharmacy McVay, J. L. .......... . Meadowcrest Dairy .... Mendelson's ....... Men's Shop, The .............. Michener, Ross ............... Miller Radio 8: Refrigerator Co., Mitchell, David ............... Montell 8: Son, R.. . . . Moran, Francis ..... Murphy, Co., G. N Neff Lumber Company, The... Neff Roller Rink ............. Nehi Bottling Company .... Nemec Bros. ............ . New Co-operative Co. . .. - O Ohio Theater ........ . . ..... . . Ohio Paint 8a Glass Co., The .. Ohio Valley Lumber Co., The .. ...- .... .. .. .... ... .. ..u. ... .... .... ...... The .... .on- e.. ...... ..... Ohio Valley Testing Laboratory ..... P Palace Billiards ....... Parintha Hat Shoppe . . . Phi1lip's Jewelry Store Pinsky, Ben ............... Pokas, Nick ................ Pollock School Bus ......... . . . Progressive Print Shop, The . . . Prosser Radio Service ....... R Rawling's Opticians, Inc. .... . Reicharts .................... Richman Brothers Co., The .. Riggs-Lemar Beauty School Robertson, Mayor Wm. T ..... Rodefer Glass Co. ......... . Rodewig 8. Co., The H. P .... . ...- .. ... .... .... ...- .. .. .... .... .oo- ..- ... un. S Schockey Florist ...... . . Schramm's Grocery .......... Scott's Gulf Service Station .. Smart Shop ............... Splendid Sandwich Shop Spot, The ................. Standard Oil Co., The Starkweather, Dr. C. S.... Stewart 8z Ward, Inc. .. Stifel Sz Co., Geo. E .... Stone Kr Thomas .... . Swope's Food Store .. Sylvia's Restaurant T Talbott's .................. Taylor Co., The Geo. R.... Theresa's Beauty Shoppe Tony's Meat Market ...... Tschappat, John F. ........ . Union Savings Bank, The .... United Dairy ................ U. S. Laundry 8. Dry Cleaning V Valent, John ................. Valoric, Jimmy Service Station Vanity Beauty Shoppe ....... Vasek Sz Son, Albert .... W Walker, Sam .......... Wassmann 8: Co. ....... . Weatherson 8: Roberts .... Weizer Sz Co., The Wm.. . . . Wheeling Electric Co. ....... . Wheeling Roller Rink ........ Wheeling Typewriter Exchange Wilson Funeral Home, Howard H Wise's Bakery ............... White's Community Market .. Whitemore Tailors ........... Woolworth Co., F. W. .... . Workman, Dr. W. S .... Y Yingling's Market . . . . Z Zink's Shoe Store . . . . Zweig's Furniture . . . . 1'- . 4 -Yu 295: . x Y - .u, ' A I x a ' .. 4 . :- I u. Q x 5 1 A -1. 1 f , . 4 ., n 1.1 'AQ V, -. n ngx GQ' rr 4 Q ve , 1 . , , , 1 x x. y-QL--va.-pgvm-vf, gflw -1,5-wg:-gf-qqwvzg-.,.w-1,-ir -Y---W--. V' 7 it UK! I-T I 1 I L V. T W f -fi,w,.tT,-V V, , gay... f In Al-