Bellaire High School - Beljuan Yearbook (Bellaire, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1951 volume:

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Margaret Smith BEl.l.AlRE HIGH SCHOOL faq. f BELLAIRE, OHlO 7 1' V X , 7 W 1 C 515 Sarah 7- L-1i'uu-Q U .U 7 X 1 V ,yu -we-f l f f tl -Jil ls. p .X X lA 'ff' -Nh I. y I 4 'X ,. Q 1 llc X! f-la 177 '1 if I f . 1 A ' X tiff. ,B 1 f eg , auf A! X XX L J N X I l I I pr tw N :Q 0 0 Q X K ' I - f, I 0 l ' Nl . f Q if x O U ' ,ff Vx N Il- . ' I ' , Z1-xx' OSF 'fl V 5, N gk I F,i.hX A , V ' v A Q -, - 41, I P , 5 Cn: i Q . W1 M M I I Xxll X EEG! JBNE XX l 4 N I i ici- l ii l A f ANU ll f xx x XX dlma, Hail Alma Mater! To thy spirit guiding Pledge we fidelity By thy name abiding Armored in courage Ne'er from battle hiding Fearless each loyal son. For through the darkness Like a lamp is shining Knowledge thy hand maid, In her strength combining With lofty brotherhood, Ne'er her place resigning Hail! thee, Bellaire High School FACULTY 3 Hvaacl, 0 .IL Seated: R. R. Kerr, President K. G. Cooper Clerk: A. V. Noice, Vice-Presidenf. Standing: J. T. Greenlee, F. N. Reinboli, Supf. of Schoolsg Dr. D, M. Creamer. ddm1h1l4,fnat12m. If-... F. N. REINBOLT S. J. POLINSKY MISS GRACE PRICE Superintendent of Principal Assistant Bellaire Public Schools Bellaire High School Principal Kuntodzhni Mr. Solancl uw:- Mr. Biehl Mr. Reese ..- Hewetson Ault American History Rockmont, Route if-L4 Reyman Bonar Physical Education 3564 Belmont St. Anna Darby English 81 Speech 4347 Jefferson St. jarulfy, Dale Bethel General Science 4471 Lincoln Ave. Shadyside Eldrecl Bovenizer Chemistry 81 Biology 4065 Lincoln Ave. Shadyside James A. Dixon Law 8: Arithmetic 4299 Jefferson St. Iva Baker Sec. to Supt. RD gin., sox 71 Cecile Cumbric Home Economics 3853 Lincoln Ave. Shadyside Pauline Ewing English 3642 Guernsey St. Marion Blind Industrial Arts W. 39th 81 Olive Ave. Shadyside Claire Cribbs History 81 Sr. Science 5016 Jefferson St. Donavun Foulk Sales Sl Bookkeeping 3790 JeHerson St. James E. Grimn Geography 8. History 4945 Atchison Road Mary Helen Kerr English 81 Bookkeeping 3947 Grandview Ave. Shadyside Mary Jane Koryda Librarian 3311 Monroe St. nl. faculty Eleanor Haudenschield Algebra 8- Geometry 4250 Harrison St. Charles Keyser lnd. Arts 8. Driving 4500 Lincoln Ave. Shadyside G. E. Lewis Industrial Arts 417-43rd St. Edith Hawkins Home Economics Rock Mount Mildred Koehnline Geometry 8- Algebra 431 Lincoln Ave. Bridgeport Irvin McCarley History 8- Sociology 4145 Noble St. James Hawkins Industrial Arts Rock Mount Gertrude Korner English 4353 Jefferson St. Clara Mehlmann Commercial R. D. 4:63 Elsie Mehlman Sec. to Principal R. D. 3Q'3 Veria Rivlin Physical Education 31 Haddale Ave. Wheeling W. W. Morris Guidance, Driving 3700 Leona Ave. Shadyside Sarah Ann Ryder French, Ass'Y Librarian Echo Lane, Wheeling Eleanor White Music 4173 Harrison St. jaculfy, Grace Price Ass't Prin. 81 Latin 3900 Lincoln Ave. Shadyside Helen Saylor Commercial 4347 Jefferson St. Florence Waddell English 4493 Guernsey St. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: Z. E. RATAICZAK F. H. Reynolds Machine Shop Physics and Algebra R. D. 414 R. D. itz Margaret Smith Frank Splrk English, History 4250 Harrison St. John Vilkoski History, Physical Ecl. 3889 Harrison St. Lucille Eby Elizabeth Malby Home Economics Vocal Music Supervisor 3724 Tallman Ave. 402 Lee St., Bridgeport 7 Music Wagner Ave HUUQ , Miss Mehlman presents some of the sen- ior girls with their Gregg Shorthand Speed Test Awards. Pauline Tolar, Peggy Weekley, Miss Mehl- mcm, Donna Cunningham, Nelda Butler, Phyl- lis Mooney, Pat Pezdirz, Hazel Luke. Miss Price and several visitors in Latin Class on Parents' Night. Mr. Morris, our driving teacher, explains student driving to Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Wise while John and Richard look on. The Y-Teens pack a Christmas box for the Cambridge Children's Hospital. The high school and grade school Choral Speaking Group who represented us at Mus- kingum College. Our August alumni officers: Ruth Case, Secretary, Estella Robey, Vice President, Thomas Noice, President, Robert Cowen, Vice President, Sally Sue Witten, Treasurer. 8 1 I r V X 0 O 4 0 0 fb 4 I o f49'5FI1J l?7 N . . X, Q ff' lf Q O ' 5 O Ro O S , gcc O O , XX i 0 0 O O 1 1 ' I X. px 3 X NX . fo xg Bk . 5 pk H M 4, gb ' I x S PSA ' M A Q -'15 ., ,, ,ff f X Nryx 'X-eQ?5x: S W' ' Jff iflfl 1, Sli? Q 4 I X CLASSES . ffm ..,, S Klcum,0' Richard Church ,.,.. .,..... S ecretary Edmund Ripoly ,.,., ....... P resident Henry Liberati .... ,.,., V ice President QW-Ml tl l 6, I U ,. gli it M , H lf ., ,y ,i ,1 ,,. P ELDA ALBAUGH, Home Economics, Glee Club, 'I-41 Sales Club. PHYLLIS ANUSKIEWIC, General Course, G. A. A., Basketball Team. JAMES AUSTIN, College Preparatory, Football, 'I-4, Student Council, 3-4. BEVERLY BECK, Home Economics Course. DONALD BENNINGTON, College Preparatory, Hi-Y, P. A. T., 'l-2-4. JOANNE BEVERIDGE, General Course: Sales Club, Y-Teens, 'I-4. NANCY BEVERIDGE, College Preparatory, Sr. Schol- arship Team, G. A. A. lpresj, 'I-4. CHESTER BEYMER, General course. DONALD BROOKS, General Course, D. E. C. A. JAMES BOSTANCIC, College Preparatory, Student Council 4, Hi-Y. D LD BR'IN ER, Industrial Arts Coursey Football l-4, Basketball lcaptainj, 1-4. JAMES BISHOP, General Course, Basketball Mgr., 2-4, B k, 1-4. an Dee. 10 1 Um, PATRICIA BROWN, Scientific Coursey Office Girly Usher. pl BEVERLY BUMGARDNERy Commercial Coursey Ofiice Girly Homecoming Attendant 3. SHIRLEY BURNETTy Scientific Coursey Library 4y Y- Teen, J-4. ,jg'j',I'fUJ, gf V K 14' f '1 fffdfvvfif -iff X-fifxf rf? fi -flew! I A.WJ!LJW0esQM,. Jig! NELDA BILTLER, Commercial Coursey Beliuan S1alTy Commercial Club, Presidenf. RUTH BYARD, Com ercial Coursey Office Girly G .A.1.f 1 RUBY BYERS, Genera Course. - JUDITH CALE, General Coursey Girls' Ensemble, 4y Library 4. I MARIAN CAMPBELL, General Coursey D. E. C. A.y G. A. A., I-2. - OWENA CAMPBELL, General Coursey G. A. A., 'ly-2y I Libra ry, 4. PATRICIA CAMPBELL, Commercial Coursey Banking, Office Girl. l ROBERT CAMPBELL, lndusfrial Arisy Science Club, 'I-2y PAT Club, 3-4. f HARRY CARLIER, lndusirial Arls Course. Deo . ,rl Lois CARPENTER, General com RIC RD SASSANDRA, Industrial rls Course.4J f J5'P'L1- W, ARLENE CHRISTY, General Coursey Commercial ' Cluby Y-Teen, 'I-4. 2' II X f l RICHARD cHuRcH, General course, 'roofbull 1-4 Track,l-4. l0 +,g,,. ROSE ELLEN COOK, General Coursey Beniuan Staff Omce Girl.9J D Q C f'-S ZELDA MAE CORBETT, General Course' Girls Glee Club, Banking Girl. ROBERT COSS, General Coursey Track, 2-4y Proiec tion, I-4. WILLIAM CRAIG, College Preparatoryy Sr. Scholar ship Teamy Beliuan Statt. ,UI EUGENE CROSS, General Coursey Football, 'I-4y Bas ketball, 'I-4. lvl HERBERT cnoss, Industrial Arts course. leg H Y CHARLES CURRIE, Industrial Arts Coursey Football 2-4. CLARA DAVIS, General Coursey Sr. Y-Teens, 2 4 CLOYD DAVIS, Scientific Coursey P.A.T., 'I-4, Hi-Y, 3 4 ROEAbaAVIS,AScientifIc Course. Lbvwf WI BRADLEY DAY, Industrial Arts Course. ETTOR DEL GUZZO, General Course. PAUL DePAULIS, coll ory: Basketball, , , ., 3 4. GLORIA i STEFANO, Commercial Coursey Glee Club, 'I-4y -Teens, I-4. fl':f+'A- r-r 'IX 1. ., l, V, '. 973 lar 'lwmlll My Lu 12 W far. W 'vfmfm WK, iff bww? 'Nnywf ,5,emb'm, FRED DOBSON, Industrial Arts, Student Council, 3-45 Glee Club, I-4. RICHARD DUNLAP, Industrial Arts Course. CAROL EIKLEBERRY, General Course, Y-Teens, 'I-4. RICHARD EVERSON, Industrial Arts Course. JAMES FERNIHOUGH, Industrial Arts, Hi-Y Chaplain, 45 Football, 'I-3. al VELVA FISHER, College Preparatory, Sr. Scholarship Team, Usher. EARL FREEMAN, Industrial Arts Course, Football, I-47 T lc, 'I-2. I me BARBARA FULLER, General Course. DARIO GATTI, General Course, Football, 3-4. U JACK GILBERT, College Preparatory, Hi-Y Pres.5 Glee Club, I-2. !5'? 3' V . Vigil H LOIS GOOD, Home Economics, Jr. Chapel. , L.qlVoc'6P Lid IL' C- yvl J REBECCA GOODSON, Commercial Course, Glee Club, I-4, comm. Club, 3-4. , 57-5, -.21 , I JOANNE GREEN, General Course, Y-Teens, I-4, Glee I Clb,'I-3. ' v f U uclv-,Ck MARGARET HADLEY, Commercial Course, Y-Teens, I-45 Comm. Club., 3-4. BETTY HAMMOND, College Preparatory, Scholarship Team, 1-3,G. A. A., I-3. 13 Jw, USA, NANCY HANNAN, General Course, G. A. A., I-4, Basketball Team, I-4. LORETTA HART, General Course, G. A. A., I, Y- Teens, I. MSARAH HAUGHT, College Preparatory, Sr. Scholar- ship Team, Beliuan Staff. DOROTHY HELMS, Home Economics Course. JOSEPH HELMS, General Course. fd HAROLD HOCHSTRASSER, Industrial Arts Course. j..'W'-It LIBEVERLY HOLLOWAY, College Preparatory, Y-Teens, I-4, Dance Band, 3-4. Q7 CHARLES HOOP, Industrial Arts Course. QMARIANNE JACKSON, Commercial Course, Girls' State, Jr. Red Cross, I-4. ygqfiq. ANTHONY JANO5, Industrial Arts Course, Hi-Y, Con- cert Band. glo,-gg t,l,,qfg,,LL,-,551 ALAN JEFFRIES, Industrial Arts Course. ROSS JOHNSON, Industrial Arts Course!!-l 94 -I Psssa. ff M14-C ' f3frr.-fr 1,112 nyzufv IVE GEORGE JOHNSTON, General Course, Football, I-4, P. A. T., 3-4. ROBERT KERR, College Preparatory, Hi-Y, Marching Band, I-4. DOROTHY KEYSER, General Course, Glee Club, I-4, Sales Club. 14, .Scrub JOHN KNEZEVICH, General Course. GLADYS KOCI, College Preparatory, Y-Teens, 'I-4, Science Club 1. DELBERT LeMASTERS, Industrial Arts Course, Foot- ball, 1-2, Beliuan Staff. LUELLA LeMASTERS, General Course. HENRY LIBERATI, lnclustrial Arts Course, Football, 'I -4. VINCENT LIBERATI General course. Q ' lrgzwfl- DONALD LONG, College Preparatory. JO ANN LONG, Commercial Course, Banking, Com- mercial Club. HAZEL LUKE, College Preparatory, Y-Teens, 'I-4, Oltice Girl. Joi-IN MAJZUN, Industrial Arts cQurse.5l7 Kolfyqav. MARILYN MA LI G, College Preparatory, Y-Teens, 'l-4, Glee Club, 'l-4. 5 MARY ALICE MARLING, College Preparatory, Stude t Council, 2, Astronomy Club, 1. Q l 1 f MARY JANE MARLING, General Course. wobl 9 D ' fg' V ' X C ABL, ours , Librar irl, Score- card Girl. ESTHER McFELEY, General Course. Dec y,,.. 15 W3 iw ,gow-W, QWUWVY Y I Mt llfld, 15' PATRICIA MEEK, General Coursey Y-Teens, I-4. EDNA MEHL, Commercial Coursey Office Girly Bank- ing. livin FRED MEHLMANN, Industrial Arts Coursey Hi-Y. ftjilvlq IU ill JOANNE MILLER, General COUIZSE1 Y-Teens, 'I-4y Sales Club. Brute Co F6 Iamlf' Dec. fo.-14 -ca PEGGY MILLER, Commercial Coursey Glee Club, I-4y Beliuan Staff, Editor. SHIRLEY MILLER, Commercial Coursey Office Girly Commercial Club. FRANK MONDLAK, Industrial Arts Coursey Football, Q9 I-2y Basketball, I. D MARY ETHEL MONROE, General Course. PHYLLIS MOONEY, Commercial Coursey Bankingy Q Prince of Peace Contest, 2-4. 1-'ll MARY MARGARET MOORE, College Preparatoryy Homecoming Attendanty Glee Club. MARVIN NEITZELT, General Coursey Beliuan Staff. JEROME NOSAL, Scientific Course. wg LLL 5294 Qxfzil EDWARD NOWAK, Scientific Course. ? Q35 3 Q a lm 0'-N. MARY PASSA, General Coursey Y-Teens, I-4y Library Girl. fax MARIAN PATRONE, Commercial Coursey G. A. A., I-4y Concert Band, I-4-Student Director. I6 jnmbm, PEGGY PETSCHAUER, Home Economics, Y-Teens, I, Sales Club. M PAT Pszomz, Commercial Co l, com mercial Club. ROSE PIATT, General Course. M D QC 'CALVIN POKAS, College Preparatory. ff' HIRAM PORTER, Scientific Course. ' Q JO O 2 ollege Preparatory, Football, 'I-4 Icaptainl, Student Council. BERNARD PRITC T, Industrial rts Course. wc M O R GNI, College Preparatory, Football, I-4, Hi-Y. gif., WILLIAM RAHR, College Preparatory, Sr. Scholarship Team, Football Mgr., 2-4. JOHN RATAICZAK, Industrial Arts Course SYLVAN REGOLI, Industrial Arts. M JAMES REYNOLDS, College Preparatory, Boys' State, P. A. T., 'I-4 Cpres.J. 55,45 ,W FRANCES RHODES, Commercial Course, Oltice Girl, Beliuan Staff. U s to IVI WILLIAM RHODES, Industrial Arts Course. If-Ai' IVI CHARLES RIEVES, Industrial Arts Course, Football 'I-4, Boys' Quartet. Q fffl. Dec I7 1 ,Suubfme LAURA RIFE, Ho e Economics. John yannzdvilh . N ' - y F V -l , EDMUND RIPOLT, Col ege Preparatory, Football, I-4, NROTC Scholarship. RICHARD ROBBINS, Industrial Arts Course Q. f f CLAREN ROBINSON ollege Preparatory, Foot- ba l, I-4. 2: ., :EZ FRANK ROBINSON, Gener l Course, Hi-Y, Sales Club. HOWARD ROBINSON, General Course, Hi-Y, Sales QL Club. iefwf D ex ' WEDWARD RUCKMAN, General course. ffm- D9 SOPHIE RUSHAK, Home Economics. PHILIP SAMBUCCO, Industrial Arts, Hi-Y, Football, 3. D00 ' .X RAE SCHERRER, College Preparatory, Sr. Scholarship Team, Y-Teens, 'l-4. RICHARD SCHILLER, Scientific Course, Football, 'I-4, Track, I-4, M RUTHANNE SCHLUTER, College Preparatory, Y-Teens, I-4, Jr. Red Cross, I-4. D96 J I BETTY SCHMIDT, College Preparatory, Sr. Scholar- ship Team, Library Girl. fV11!'m Tye- 21 CECIL SECREST, Industrial Arts Course, Football, 'I-4, Track, 'I-4. DANIEL SHAW, Industrial Arts Course. I8 , M t4 Swubfm. EILEEN SHEPHERD, General Course, Y-Teens, I, Girls' Basketball Team. WILLIAM SKAPIK, Scientific Course, P. A. T. Club, Concert Band, 2-3. i5'9'5l -21 CLETA SMITH, Gener l Course. ' K PETER SMITH, Scientific Course, Basketball, 2-4, Jr. Class Chapel. JUANITA SNELL, Home Economics, Glee Club, 'I-4, Junior Red Cross, I-4. JAMES SNYDER, Commercial Course, Jr. Class Play, Soph. Chapel. Qwwfl' MADGE SNYDER, Commercial Course, Office Girl, Y-Teens,'l. PAUL SOWPEL, College Preparatory, Journalism Club, I, P. A. T., 2. CAROL STAHL, Commercial Course, Banking, Com- mercial Club. ROSEMARY STEMKOWSKI, Home Economics. EDNA STEWART, College Preparatory, Y-Teens, 'I-4 Cpres.J, Glee Club Accompanist. D, f RUDY STUDENC, Scientific Course, Hi-Y, Glee Club, 'l-4. . . DPC' JAMES STULLENBURGER, Scientific Course. f, MARY ANN SZTARY, General Course, Y-Teens, I. ANN THOMAS, Commercial Course, Banking, Com- mercial Club. MP9 I9 ' M PAULING TOLAR, Commercial Coursey Commercial Club, Ofiice Girl. BONNIE TOMLINSON, Commercial Course, Cheer- leader, 2-4 lcaptainlp Library Girl. PAUL TOXIE, College Preparatory, P. A. T., l-4, Studeni Council, Cpres.J. JO ANN TRIGG, Commercial Course, Banking, Office Girl. JACK TRIGG, General Course. BESSIE VAN DYNE, Commercial Course SYLVIA VARA, Commercial Course GAYLA WAGNER, Commercial Coursey Ofiice Girl, , Y-Teens, 3-4. Q, I Aw 7 Q , , ' 'i ' 1-,,, :L-Pier .W J-Lefu1v6r.R'Jp-V! ,f'QJl'il-We-Q'-f Q M Jr-'Elly AQ ERNEST WALKER, General Coursey Marching Band, DQ l-4, Concert Orchestra, 2-4. ELDINE WALLACE, General Course, Y-Teens, 'I-45 Office Girl. PEGGY WEEKLEY, Commercial Course, Office Girly Scholarship Team, l-3. LEWIS WRIGHT, Industrial Arts Course. MARY ZOLA, Home Economics, Glee Club, l-25 Sales Club. EMMA RAY, General Course. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: FORREST CAMPBELL, Industrial Arts Course EARL HILL, Industrial Arts Course 'DG1,mwMcvx WALTER MAYHUGH, General course - ew nil Jossm sun-ovec, General come 2. WILFRED SUTTON, General Course A 20 ,Suubfe LIL Senior Sextet, Bus boy Bostancic, Hadley and Hart, Madge Snyder and friend, a cute duo, Edna, Paul and Dobson, at noon movies, Pity the poor horses. The Misses Schluter and Pcutrone, Rieves up and Robinson down, Rushman and Goetze, proud pos- sessors of motor bikes. lazy loafers, Church, Gotti, Brinker, Trigg, Dob- son again with DePaulis and Toxie up, Robinson's on the rampage, Pozzini and Sue. Carlier, Bostanic and girl friend Shirley, Brinker, Trigg, Rieves, Schiller, Ripoly, Johnston, Beymer, Liberati, and Everson. Save that man Fernihough, Pretty tree, Bonnie, Juanita Snell, Bessie Gray, Rebecca Goodson and Ann Thomas. V Seniors in the band-Patrone, Jackson, Schluter, Holloway, Kerr, Walker, Bishop, Hi-ho! Silver Gotti, Snowed-in Johnston, Beveridge and Miller, Ratciiczak and pup. 21 gulilklfld, JAMES TEKELEY STEPHEN FOREMAN NANCY JO MCFALL Vice-President President Secretary-Treasurer Don Adams, Sally Adams Joan Albaugh, Margie Alexander Elva Amici, Dan Angus Norma Archishewsky, William Arno Donald Banig, Richard Bass William Bella, Robert Bennington Joyce Beveridge, Nancy Blazer, Clara Bonar, June Bonar, Robert Booher, Anna Borovich, Phyllis Brewer Norma Jean Brock, Charlotte Brown, Donald Brunner, Ellsworth Butler, Joseph Chambers, Steve Chervenko, Richard Cifaldi 22 Jw, Jack Clark, Harry Clark, Thomas Corbett, Dorothy Covington, Mildred Crawford, Eleanor Dawkins, Eleanor Dawson Tom Day, Patricia De Blasis, Carolyn Dick, Joseph Drewett, Dolores Driscoll, Donald Duvall, Marion Duvall John Dye, Clarence Eden, Marjorie Edgar, Wayne Eikleberry, Jim Fabrizio, Ellen Farmer, John Fiialkowski Richard Fitch, Stephen Foreman, Donald Fowkes, Beverly Freeman, Louis Fusco, Charles Gallagher, Dante Gallucci Carl Givens, Edward Glasser, Shirley Gmeindl, Joseph Goodman, Mary Lee Goodson, Shirley Gosney, Bessie Gray 23 Clarisse Greenwood, Shirley Greenwood, Donald Gulley, Joyce Gulley, Shirley Hall, Fannie Harvey, Janet Harvey Charles Hoskins, Marvin Heil, Mickey Hendershot, Nevada Hess, Daisy Hocker, Shirley Hollingshead, Robert Holloway Louise Holub, Estella Homko, Earl Hudson, Darlene Hull, John lannarelli, Lois lonnarelli, William Icenhour Patricia Ingram, John Irwin, Barbara Johnson, Rose Johnston, Billie Jones, Marilyn Kate, Clara Lee Kerry Leila Kinder, Patsy Klass, Carolyn Knox, Tom Kopyar, Louise Kostela, Norman Kotlick, Franklin Krebs 24 Barbara Kurtz, Emma Lambros, Leah Pearl Lando, Martha Lee, Roseann Lelli, William Lestini, Delora Litman Fritz Long, Joan Loy, Kathryn Makotsky, Patricia Maupin, Rosemary Mayhugh, Virginia McEndree, Nancy McFall Dorothy McKee, Bernadine McMahon, Gary Meager, Dorothy Miller, Walter Mokros, Lee Montgomery, Phyllis Morford Patricia Morris, Shirley Murray, Joseph Nacci, Ronald Nardo, Betty Ann Neff, Kenneth Neiswanger, Sally Nemec Tom Owens, Billy Patterson, Dick Paul, Eileen Penberthy, Pauline Penberthy, Anna Petronek, Charles Piatt 25 Q I Homer Porter, Duane Powell, Rose Pryor, Eleanor Pratt, Robert Pritchett, Clarence Pugh, Edwin Rader Eleanor Regoli, Margaret Regoli, Doris Reionis, Betty Rhodes, John Richards, Charles Robinson, James Robson Gene Ross, Roger Rouse, Otto Rumsky, Daisy Rutter, Elnora Rutter, Irene Sadlowski, Nora Saftiell Betsey Scanlon, Nancy Jean Scott, Nancy Lee Scott, Philip Sellers, Norman Sells, Robert Shepherd, Cline Siegenthaler Clyde Skaggs, Don Small, Bernard Smith, Carol Smith, Harolcl Snider, Sylvia Sochor, Bernetta Sole 26 12? 'Vik 5' If Thomas Sparling, Roseann Studenc, Joanne Suchan, Goldie Sykes, James Tekely, Ruth Thatcher, William Thomas Charmaine Thomas, Joseph Thornton, George Tollett, Donald Trigg, James Trigg, Jo Ann Turner, William Turner Dolores Underwood, Betty Upperman, Clayton Van Fossen, Frank Varanese, Russell Vasey, Betty Vinka, Luther Walker Ruth Ann Walker, John Wallace, Vernon Warner, Richard Weber, Betty Marie Weekley, Richard Williams, Robert Williams Shirley Williams, Betty Ann Willison, John Wise, Reba Wood, Walter Wortman NOT PHOTOGRAPHED: Dorothy Banker, Richard Bass, Wanda Knight, Robert Munjas, Ronald Secontine, Frank Skaggs, John Smelko, James Tiber 27 Soplwnwnca, Joe Ault-Vice-President William Bostancic-President Donald Marn-Secretary-Treasurer William Accrocco, JoAnn Adams, Martha Adams, Nancy Alexander Joe Ault, Almira Barnett, Roberta Basrak, Paul Bass Ronald Becker, Donna Behrens, Richard Beymer, Shirley Bishop Janice Blacker, Gladys Bland, Catherine Bocca- bella, Shirley Bowles Mary Bommer, William Bostancic, Shirley Brock, Richard Burda Shirley Burgy, Lorraine Buskirk, Jerry M. Call, Bacil Campbell Betty Lee Campbell, Joseph Campbell, Malcolm Campbell, Shirley Campbell Soplwmows, Edward Capito, George Carlier, Frank Carpino, Gloria Chap Sandra Christy, Tom Clark, Curtis Clifford, Jerry Conforti Tommy Cope, Alice Covington, Donald Coyne, Mary Criss Dolores Dailey, Harold Davis, Shelva Davis, Donna Dawson Francis Delong, Connie Dietrich, Walter Dietrich, Joanne DiPaolo Diane Dixon, Curtis Dunfee, Mildred Eden, Dorothy Edgar John Farnario, Joseph Fay, Betty Lou Fields, Emma Flowers Carol Fluxe, Helen Forbes, Jean Foreman, James Fornia Charles Fry, Joan Giannangeli, Phyllis Gibbons, Velma Gibbons Louis Gmeindl, Vera Good, Charles Gratz, Mary Green 29 Norma Greenwood, Edwin Gulley, Shirley Hall, Eugene Hannan Marlene Heath, Octavia Heinrich, Cleo Helms, William Hendershot Clyde Hochstrasser, Robert Hodges, Helen Hol- inka, Charles Hollinshead Lester Hull, Pat Icenhour, Sam Ivkovich, Thurman Jackson Kathleen Jasper, Ronald Jeffers, Florence JeFFries, Lois Johnson Richard Johnson, Elizabeth Jovicich, Dora Jun- kins, Dush Kaplet Sophia Kaplet, John Kasko, lvy Kelley, Jean Keyser Ruth Ann Keyser, Edgar Kimes, Emmaline Kinney, Delores Klee Karl Klee, Warren Klee, Paul Kreiter, Nancy Krynaich John Lancione, Anna Lazich, Jimmy LeMas1ers, Dolores Liberati 30 Sophnnwnm, Violet Littleton, Frances LoeFFler, Don Long, FrankLong Nancy Long, Dorothy Lorence, Mary J. Lupton, John Lusky Carol Malpiedi, Patty Marling, Margie Martin, Laura Masters Donna McCabe, Donald McFeley, Raymond McGee, Shirley McGuire Beulah Meadows, George Meager, Marvin Meager, Eleanor Meek Virginia Mehl, Jack Mendelson, Alice Minet, Jane Mobley John Montag, Duane Moody, Ralph Mooney, EdithMoore ' Louise Moore, Margaret Murray, Robert Murray, Ronald Neitzelt Myrdith Nelson, Joseph Nemec, Susie Noice, John Novak Robert Parrish, Vicki Pedalose, Eleanor Pe-stella, Charles Phillips 31 Svphv John Piehowicz, Doris Pittman, Betty Pugh Dorothy Purtiman Ronald Pytlak, Clarence Ramsay, Doris Ramsay George Regas Betty Robbins, James Robinson, Sue Robinson, Esther Roth Tom Rude, Warren Sambuco, Raymond Sanders Patty Schramm Frank Schrumm, Augusta Scott, Joan Sechrest, Fred Seidel Shirley Semple, Marie Shaw, Barbara K. Sherry Robert Sindeldecker Delores Skorich, Ronald Smith, Ellen Snider, Lois Snively Joyce Sommerville, Pat Spears, John Stemkowski Sylvia Stern Joyce Stewart, Allen Strahl, David Sutton, Vivian Swisher David Taylor, June Taylor, Virginia Taylor, John Thomas 32 I 1 SUM-vmvwf Wayne Thomas, William Thomas, Carolyn Tomer, Janet Travis Floris Trigg, George Trigg, Lowell Tuttle, William Unterzuber Joe Valochovic, Norma VanPelt, Florence Vasey, Rosann Vcelka Robert Vessels, Joyce Veverka, Pauline Vinka, Lila Weber Marian Weeks, Robert Wehe, Jerold West, Mary Ann Wiggins Barbara Willerton, Marguerite Wise, Jean Wood- cock, Franklin Woolard Gerald Wright, lda Mae Wright, Harry Wright, Frances Yost Irene Zaleski, Robert Zalesny, Alex Zeller, Carl Zigiceek Not Photographed: Harold Belt, Shirley Brock, Sue Day, Eddie Jacobs, George Kaplet, Don Marn, William McGarry, Dorothy Newell, Eugene Palmer, Jerry Palmer, Theresa Parnell, Marguerite Paskel, Ronald Perry, Goldie Piatt, Lois Ramsay, Jerry Rhodes, Sue Ricer, Ruth Ann Robbins, Dorothy Rome, Delcie Scott, Herbert Sickles, Donald Stewart, Ralph Williams 33 J A PQ .Q u...., fm 'SIB .L Tom Forbes Nick Trolley Robert Howell Vice-President President Secretary-Treasurer Clarence Angus, Louis Bakosh Wilma Barnett, Sylvia Battistone Frank Balgravy, Harold Ball Phillip Beaver, James Benda William Benes, Patricia Bennington, John Bever, Cecelia Beveridge, James Biggins, John Blon, Richard Boccabella, Marjorie Booher, James Brooks Franklin Brown, Josephine Brown, Nancy Brown, Janice Bulger, Carwin Bumgarclner, Rosalie Burgy, Ralph Byard, Thomas Calinger, Lila Campbell Martha Campbell, John Carmen, Thomas Carpenter, Faye Christy, Phyllis Cieslewski, Robert Cifaldi, Antoinette Cipressi, Don Clark, Norma Clayton 34 3 My 'NNN' pw. as w I , Maureen Closser, Don Cole, Jessie M. Collins, William Coss, Clarence Crall, Annie Decker, Thomas Decker, Paul Dunfee, Roger Dunlap Betty Edgell, Beverly Elliott, Virginia Fisher, Virginia Fiske, Thomas Forbes, Eugene Francis, Philip Frantz, Mary French, Chester Frye Charles Gacek, Raymond Geffert, James Gibson, Margaret Glasgow, Suzanne Glasser, Martin Goetze, David Gorman, Robert Gratz, Genetta Greenwood Kent Grenhalgh, David Grose, Gladys Grossenbach, Jack Gulley, Joyce Hall, Richard Hannan, Daniel Harris, Leota Hart, Kenneth Hartline Jacqueline Heath, Joseph Heatherington, James Helms, Eileen Hess, Mary Hesson, Shirley Higgins, Dixon Hill, Ronald Hill, Merle Hoffman 35 Eugene Holloway, Jacob Holloway, Geraldine Hoskins, Robert Howell, John Hudson, Mattie Hutchins, Eugene Ingram, Wayne Jackson, Jean Jaquay Delores Jeffers, Janice Jeffers, Margaret Jeffers, Pauline Jelters, Paul Jones, Nick Kaluger, Kenneth Kanzig, Mary Kaplet, Carol Kate Ray Kent, Nancy Kinder, Darlene King, Zora Klee, Virginia Knight, Fred Koher, Irene Krivenko, William Kurth, Louis Lambros Homer La Roche, Roger Leonard, Carolyn Lipperman, James Lish, Roger Lisk, Frank Luke, Richard Lusky, Lawrence Lyden, John l.ynn Nellie Malek, Harold Marsh, Rosie Mayes, Thelma Mayhugh, Robert Maziek, John McCabe, Kenneth McCloud, William McFadden, James McFarland 36 J Ronald McGilton, Jack McKeever, Charlotte McMahon, Loretta McMahon, Wilma McMahon Betty Lou McMiIlen, Frank McMillen, James McMillen, Francis Miller Phyllis Miller, William Miller, Joyce Milliken, James Mondlak, James Moore, Richard Moore, Matthew Moro, Edna Morford, Margaret Morris Beverly Mourey, Phyllis Murray, Constance Murtaugh, Jacqueline Naclroslci, Gerald Neiswanger, Robert Newell, Deno Nicholas, Charles Nolan, Thelma Norris Theresa Olack, Steve Olexa, Dorothy Oxley, Paul Palkovich, Joanna Palmer, Pauline Parker, Carol Patrone, Eileen Patrone, Donald Patterson Paul Patterson, Marcia Petschauer, Phyllis Porter, Margaret Porter, Connie Prosperi, Barbara Prochaska, Gloria Rafeldt, Norma Ramey, Donald Ramskey 37 1 3 Yolanda Rea, Evelyn Regoli, Shirley Reionis, Walter Reionis, Audrey Reynolds, Dean Ricer Leah Richards, Arthur Rieves, Stanley Robinson Judith Rodefer, Betty Ann Roebuck, Earl Roseberry, Mariorie Rouse, Wayne Rouse, Frank Rozman Mae Ruckman, Rose Rudish, George Rushman Carol Sofifell, Violet Sechrest, Robert Seevers, Joyce Shackleford, David Shaw, Mariorie Shepherd Betty Shreve, Margaret Simko, Jim Siegenthaler Richard Sketel, John Sliwinski, Jean Small, Raymond Slotwinski, Helen Smith, Jean Snively Helen Snouffer, Kenneth Sole, Ronald Spoon Jean Stewart, Martha St. John, William Swift, Esther Tanner, James Teasdale, Eileen Thatcher Donna Thomas, James Thomas, Pearl Thompson 38 r I jfwzhmen, Judy Thoenen, William Thornton, Shirley Tipton, Louis Tomich, Bonnie Trigg, Shirley Trigg, Nick Trolley Anna Turner, Joseph Turner, Wilbur Tuttle, Anita Upperman, Ruth Verba, Albert Vasek, Richard Vinskovich Anne Voight, Wade Walker, Robert Wallace, Richard Williams, Sarah Williams, Phyllis Willison, Shirley Willison Homer Wilson, William Woods, Charles Wright, Geraldine Wright, Shirley Yoho, Amelia Zdanski, Helena Zuesy NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Donald Camslmy, Thomas Darnley, Jack Gulley, William Harrigan, Maureen Cook, Margaret Davis, Francis Miller, Reece Morgan, Wanda Kleyman, Eleanor Kurth, Charlotte Morforcl, Alice Wise, Donald Pedelose, Alvin Shunk, Joe Vinka 39 Vs ill: I ,HE X .ici-f ,x W' V 1 Y,-' ., .gf V, iw ? . .-' 9 .- 'sw XL Q ,, ,zqguzl V s, .. flaw, La, Joyce Sommerville, Clean-up day with Rogni, Saunders, West, Kreiter, Bass 8- Co., the Bos- tancics and charges at Cleveland Ball Park. Christy and friend, Willie Turner, Our coaches, bless 'em, a future maiorette, Slumber party, Sni- der, Scott, Fluxe, lcenhour, Greenwood, Dixon, Boccabello, Loemer, Robinson, Foreman, Gold- smith, The same girls but the boys are: Robinson, Hill, Cross, Hannan, Lily, Ask Kopyar who's up for the ball, Carlier. DePaulis and Cross are all we can spot, Secrest holding up the track fence, Doris Pittman, Lila Weber, Darlene King with Carlier's car. Our football captain-Pozzini, and track stars Rieves, Hill, Austin, Dobson and McGee. Waiting for the bell Shirley Regonis, Betty Lou Robbins and company, Church goes over while Secrest looks on. 40 O0 2. O .gf QQ ff 9 jim Una, fhampzbm, The year 1950-51 will long be remembered by Big Red fans. Our basketballers had the best season in years under Claire Cribbs. Our track team swept honors on the valley and district cinders. In football we achieved our first un- beaten season since 1926 and won the Ohio Val- ley Conference Big 10 title. After the football season was over, with 8- wins, one tie and with the Ohio Valley Confer- ence trophy on display in the first floor display case, the time came for the All-State selections. Bellaire placed three. Dick Schiller, first team, Johnny Pozzini, second team, and Leo Ragni, honorable mention. RESULTS OPP Shadyside .... O Triadelphia . 6 Linsly . .,...,.. 7 Moundsville ...A ...A 2 5 St. Clairsville O Martins Ferry ....,.,,. 6 New Philadelphia ,,., .,,. 2 O Bridgeport ,t.,.,...,. O Wheeling .... 6 SQUAD-Row I: Long, Tuttle, Hill, Owens, Liberati, Brinker, Cross, Conforti, Ragni, Poz- zini, Johnston, Piatt, C. Rieves, Lancione, Davis, B, Bostancic. Row Il: Thomas, C. Robin- son, lvkovich, C. Fry, Chas. Robinson, Schiller, Foreman, Gatti, Austin, Ripoly, Siegen- thaler, Currie. Row Ill: Campbell, Ault, Secrest, Schramm, Lusky, Piehowicz, Tekely, Cifaldi, Sickles, Meager, A. Rieves, Skapik. Managers-Powell, DePaulis, Toxie, Rahr, Kopyar. At the Moundsville game. Action Photos courtesy Times-Leader. W Jim Austin End a good pass receiver very shifty John Pozzini .. . Fullback Captain excellent ball ...two year man. carrier could drive through any line ... three year man ... Bob Campbell ... Tackle ... little but rough . .. added All-Ohio second team. strength to our line one year man. lNot picturedl Leo Ragni Center hard and rugged ... played de- Dick Church Quarterback good passer did most fensive and offensive tricky two year man . . . Honor- of our punting . . . two year man. able mention All-Ohio team. Jim Bostancic . .. Fullback . .. good defensive line backer Charles Rieves . .. Halfback good ball carrier shifty ...hard to move . . . three year man. ...hard runner . . . three year man. Don Brinker Halfback great runner and very Edmund Ripoly End old rough and ready well shifty . . . three year man. liked , , . good pass receiver . . , two year man. Gene Cross Quarterback excellent passer did Clarence Robinson Tackle fought all the way some punting ...two year man. dependable.. . set good example . . . two year man. Charles Currie ... Fullback ... good line backer ... rough Dick Schiller ...Tackle . .. a stalwart on the line ... rough and ready two year man. . ., hard to move three year man the biggest man on Earl Freeman Tackle rough and sincere ham- the All-Ohio first team. pered by a trick knee . ,. two year man. Cecil Secrest ... End ... glue finger ... saw lot of action Dario Gatti ... Tackle ... Slugger for short ... rough , , , very good on ol-'fensive . . . two year man. ...hard worker . . . one year man. Bill Skapik ... Fullback . .. a good worker ... did well Earl Hill ... Gulifd ... little l'JUt mighty ... SGW lOt of after his transfer from St. Johns ...one year man. action . . . two year man. PJ George Johnston Center aided well in middle of line ...good blocker . . . one year man. Henry Lfberati Guard worked both defensive and offensive hard to move good spirit two year man. T959 'E 725 149 Bellaire 'I3-Shadyside 0 ln our opening game Bellaire met a strong Orange and Black. The first quarter was a see-saw affair. But early in the second quarter we came to life. Don Brinker, behind good down field blocking, ran 95 yards for a TD. Then in the 3rd frame a pass from Church to Secrest was good for a TD. Secrest then converted for the extra point. Bellaire I2-Triadelphia 6 Although we entered the game as the underdog a mighty Bellaire eleven broke Triadelphia's 26 game winning streak. Behind good blocking and tackling, Captain Johnny Pozzini averaged 8.2 yards per carry. Johnny Pozzini scored the first TD. Triadelphia then made the score 7-6. But Don Brinker drove over for the final score. Secrest failed to convert. Bellaire 'I9-Linsly 7 It was run and block all day as Bellaire downed Linsly, with Jim Tekeley running 49 yards for the first TD. Fighting and plunging their way over for the other two TD's were Pozzini and Brinker. Secrest making the extra point. Bellaire 41-Moundsville 25 A mighty eleven of Bellaire stormed through Moundsville's line. With the game still young Tekeley ran the first TD over for us. Bellaire played all the boys on the squad, still our scores came from passes from Church to Rieves, or Ripoly. While Don Brinker intercepted a pass and ran for a TD. Rough and ready Pozzini scored two TD's. Secrest kicked fine extra points. Ccontinued on page 90D ON THE FIELD U JBaAlmL6alL Eugene Cross-Forward, excellent set shot artist, dependable player, high scorer. Made over 300 points. 3-yearletterman. Don Brinker-Captain of our squad, 3-year letterman, fast, good shot-maker. Scored 200 points, good play-maker. Fireball of the club, lots of drive. Paul DePaulis-Did a fine iolo for first-year letterman-scored 273 points, good rebounder, smooth pivot man, tough on defense. .lim Austin-Guard, excellent rebounder, scored 80 points. He was the workhorse of our defense, smooth ballplayer for l-year man. Charles Rieves-Guard--fine set shot, fast and tricky. He was cool under fire. Cecil Secrest-Forward. Another fast man-could steal the ball easily. Saw a lot of action. Bill Rahr-Guard. Although he didn't play as a regular, he went all out to win-good attitude. Richard Church-Center converted from a forward. Had lots of pep and good team player. Started season as guard. Pete Smith-a small and speedy forward, good shot, play maker, first year on varsity. Qcofwa, B. H. S. Chester , . OPP 40 McKinley Vocational .52 Barnesville . , Martins Ferry Moundsville . Triadelphia . Tiltonsville . Shadyside Bridgeport ,. Martins Ferry Union Shadyside St. Clairsville Linsly ., , Wheeling Tiltonsville .. Wintersville . Bridgeport .. TOURNAMENT Martins Ferry 60 55 ., .,..46 49 . 38 49 49 .49 . .,.,65 . ,... .57 46 42 66 50 46 55 47 VARSITY BASKETBALL-Row One: Pete Smith, Cecil Secrest, Don Brinker, Eugene Cross, Charles Rieves. Row Two: Bill Rahr, Jim Austin, Paul DePaulis, Claire Cribbs, Coach, Dick Church, Duane Powell. Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire dfnllabm 4814 A5'a.4luzt6alL .Swans McKinley Vocational ,,.i.. Barnesville . Martins Ferry Moundsville ,, Triadelphia ,. Tiltonsville Shadyside Bridgeport RESERVES 'I6 Bellaire 42 Bellaire 29 Bellaire 38 Bellaire T9 Bellaire 26 Bellaire 34 Bellaire 39 Bellaire Bellaire Martins Ferry Union . . . Shadyside . St. Clairsville Linsly T Wheeling . Tiltonsville ,. Wintersville .. Bridgeport .T Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Yorkville Shadyside St. Clairsville Barnesville Jr. High Bridgeport Union Shadyside Tiltonsville Bellaire 8th 34 Bellaire 8 Bellaire 30 Bellaire 57 Bellaire 24 Bellaire 36 Bellaire 6 Bellaire 29 'l9 Bellaire .,..,,..., Howell, ver, Don rigan, Jim Union T , Martins Ferry Martins Ferry Yorkville Tiltonsville .. Bellaire 8th Bridgeport , TOURNAMENT Yorkville ..,, , fimnfwn, 6'aAluziba,l!. ROW ONE: Mr. Vilkosk coach Willie Turner, Ralph Mooney Herbert Sickles, Joe Ault, Joe Campbell ROW TWO: Bill Thomas, Clyde Hock strasser, David Sutton, Fred Sledel ,John Piehowicz, Don Coyne ,?!LQAfl,l'l'l,QIL d5'aAlmt6a!L ROW ONE: Ronnie Hill, To Fo es Arthur Rieves, Daniel Ha ris Bo Homer LaRoche, manager Jack Carmen, Bill Benesh, Louis Lambros ROW TWO: Don Cole, Jack McKee Clark, Jim Biggins Bll ar Teasdale, Joe Heathe I gton Bill Woods, Mr. Bethel, Coach 30 37 .Unfit ju The annual class tournament was in every way a big suc- cess. Thrillers here and there and everywhere. Each class trying to do its best. The seniors came out victors over the freshmen. The first round drawings placed the juniors against the freshmen and the seniors against the sophomores. When the final whistle blew at the end of the preliminary games, the freshmen had defeated the iuniors 31-21 and the seniors had taken the sophomores 28-16. Despite the best efforts of the freshmen, the age and experience of seniors paid off in the f1nals-seniors 35-freshmen 21. The stars in the final were Pokas and Johnston for the seniors, and Biggins and Forbes for the freshmen. The various teams to take part in the intramural tournament are as follows: Seniors: Pozzini, Ragni, Toxie, Robinson, Long, Johnston, Ripoly, Sambuco, Schiller, Coss, Dunlap, Campbell, Pokas-Mr. Tuccio, Coach. Juniors: Varanese, Chambers, Foreman, Mokros, Flowers, Irwin I Ross, Chervenak, Nardo, lcenhour, Walker, Rader-Mr. Boven- izer, Coach. Sophomores: Bostancic, Marn, Lancione, Shramm, Schrum, Conforti I Wright, Fornia, Wehe, Johnson, Gmeindl, Gratz, Williams, Davis, Stewart, Long-Mr. Bonar, Coach. Freshmen: Teasdale, Newell, Vinka, Lambros, Heatherington, Biggins I Forbes, Howell, Carmen, Clark, Cole, Nolan, Benes, McKeever- Mr. Bethel, Coach. 47 Jfmrlt. Seated: Cline Siegenthaler, middle-distance runnery John Lancione, dash many Bob Coss, hurdlesy John Pozzini, dash many Charles Rieves, hurdles and dash many Don Brinker, dash and middle distance many Mr. Vilkoski, assistant coach. Standing: Mr. Cribbs, coachy Cecil Secrest, pole vaulty Jim Austin, hurdles and dash many Fred Dobson, hurdlesy Dick Schiller, weightmany Jim Tekely, dash many Dick Church, pole vault and high iump. The Bellaire Track team had a very successful season. They represented the school in the greatest of fashion. We sent eleven boys to the State Meet. Dick Schiller, the husky weightman, finished fourth in the finals. We went to Pittsburgh for the Tri-State meet and finished third. We com- peted against some college freshmen. We also finished second to Mt. Lebanon in the Washington Relays. We won all our meets here in the Valley. We were champs of the O. V. by winning all the major meets in the valley. We also won the Eastern Ohio meet. Eddie Davis was high point man of the season. We had three co-captainsy Bill Mooney, George Demos, and Eddie Davis. New school records that were set this season were in the discusy Dick Schiller, 139' 9V2 y 220 yard dash, Eddie Davis, 22.6 secondsy and the pole vault, Cecil Secrest, 'll' 7 . We are going to have a new head coach this year, Mr. Cribbs. Mr. Polinsky resigned because of the heavy duties of the Principalship. 48 171141 d5'a.4lmfbalL The Bellaire High School Girls' Basketball Team has been very successful this year. Although the team lost their first game to Union, they came back and defeated St. Clairsville 30-23, Wheeling 51-12, and Shadyside 49-25. Seniors who have played their last games for Bellaire High are, Phyllis Anuskewic, forward, high point girl, Marian Petrone, forward, the girl with that can't miss hook shot, Nancy Hannan, guard, great at intercepting passes, Nancy Beveridge, guard, our rebound artist, and Beverly Holloway, guard, an all-around good guard. Girls who played on the varsity were: Forwards, Marian Patrone, Phyllis Anuskewic, Eileen Patrone, Goldie Sykes, and Marianne Wiggins, Guards, Nancy Hannan, Nancy Beveridge, Nancy Blazer, Myrdith Nelson, Margie Booher, and Betty Vinka. As manager, Joyce Beveridge did a fine job of keeping score time and taking care of the equipment. We owe Miss Mehlman a vote of thanks for her splendid cooperation. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM. Standing: Geraldine Wright, Beverly Holloway, Joan Albaugh, Margaret Simko, Charmaine Thomas Nancy Krynaich, Joyce Beveridge, Miss Mehlman, Eileen Shephard, Joyce Shackelford, Betty Vinka, Eldine Wallace, Dorothy McKee Carol Patrone Kneeling: Phyllis Anuskewic, Marian Petrone,Myrdith Nelson, Goldie Sykes, Jean Foreman, Nancy Blazer Nancy Beveridge, Nancy Hannan, Eileen Patrone, Margie Booher, Mcry Ann Wiggins r - ' .- .f - . , P , ,ff j V A , , 7 ,I 5 ., ,V Y , if M. , Jig, xl - T ,Q 'mah' Louise Holub, Myrdith Nelson, Shirley Murray, Nancy Jo McFall, Marianne Jackson, Floris Trigg. fhzmlmdmw, Row One-Rae Scherrer, Bonnie Tomlin- son, Mary Margaret Moore. Row Two-Carol Smith, Eileen Penberthy, Margaret Regoli, Lois Jean lannarelli, Pat Ingram, Margie Alexander, Row Three-Marguerite Wise, Diane Dixon, Sue Robinson, Frances loeffler, Cath- erine Boccobella. D'- ,5 - N .f -,, f lb C N. wr' ,Jah V l MR. Vll.KOSKl MR. BONAR MR. CRIBBS Line Coach Head Coach End Coach varhm, QL J5'Q,lla17m, Bud Bonar--Bellaire High's head football coach led us to an undefeated season. A graduate of Bellaire High School and a member of one of Bellaire High's last undefeated teams, he was a star drop-kicker. He attended the University of Notre Dame and was coaching at the Univer- sity of Cincinnati at the time he came to Bellaire. Claire Cribbs-Bud Bonar's end coach did a mar- velous iob in teaching the boys their assignments. He has a big deep voice, which, when heard, at any time, attracts attention. When he spoke to the boys, he taught them something in every word. He attended Jeanette High School in Pennsylvania and from there he went to the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, where he made All-Ameri- can for two years. Before coaching at Bellaire he was at Tiltonsville High School. He is also head basketball and track coach. John Vilkoski-Bud Bonar's line coach, did a wonderful iob with the boys. He taught the boys many tricks, and he knew most of them. He drilled the boys hard everyday on blocking and tackling and in the end it paid dividends. He is also reserve basketball coach. He attended the University of Cincinnati, where he played foot- ball and baseball. ln his high school football career he played for Powhatan High School. He then came to Bellaire when coach Bonar moved here from Cincinnati. Forrest Mellot-Coach of the reserve football squad came through with a very good season. Coach Bonar will be depending on his reserves this coming year. He worked hard with the boys and taught them all, or most everything there was to know. He attended Bellaire High School and West Liberty State College. Calvin Griffin-Coach of the freshmen squad did a great iob for a guy iust starting out. He taught the fellows a lot and had good results. He attended Bellaire High School where he played football, basketball and took part in track. At the present he is attending West Liberty Col- lege and here's wishing him luck in his coaching career. Dale Bethel-Coach of freshman basketball team has been coaching them for the past two years. He worked constantly with the boys and is always on the job. He attended St. Clairsville High School, Ohio University, and Ohio State University. L-i, fi M3 LZ? SIDE SHOWS 53 ?- as ' f i x 1' M YW ff A Edna Stewart, senior, Queen jfs Nancy Jo McFall, junior, Mary Margaret Moore, senior, Marguerite Wise, sophomore: Jean Stewart, freshman. Queen, and Members of the Big Red football squad elected Edna Stewart as homecoming queen and Mary Margaret Moore as maid of honor. The student body nominated and the gridders also elected attendants from the freshman, sopho- more, iunior, and senior classes. Jean Stewart, freshman maid of honor is in the college preparatory course. She is in the Jr. Y-Teens, GAA, glee club and marching band. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ward Stewart, 4899 Jefferson Street. Marguerite Wise, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wise, Rock Hill Pike, was the sophomore maid of honor. She is a cheerleader, a member of the Y-Teens, and girls glee club. Nancy Jo McFall, iunior maid of honor is enrolled in the commercial course. She's secre- tary of her class and a drum maiorette in the marching band. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. K. F. McFall, 4174 Noble Street. Mary Margaret Moore, senior maid of honor is in the college preparatory course. She is active in Y-Teens, cheerleading, and the glee club, she is also social chairman of the GAA. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mr. F. D. Moore, Edgewood, Wheeling. Edna Stewart, queen, is in the college pre- paratory course. She is the president of the Sr. Y-Teens, pianist for the girls glee club, a member of GAA, and on the Beliuan Staff. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Stewart, 4899 Jefferson St. ppm .. Just a few of the many outstanding personalities in B. H. S. are on the Merry-go-round. You may be able to recognize Jack Gilbert and Edna Stewart who headed the Hi-Y and the Sr. Y-Teens, Paul Toxie, president of the Student Council, John Pozzini, captain ofthe OVA Champion Football Team, Pauline Tolar, expert typist, Phyllis Anuskewic, athlete extraordinary, Cloyd Davis, Boss man with the public address system, Marianne Jackson, Girl Stater, Juanita Snell, mas- ter salesman, Ernest Walker, an outstanding musician, Nelda Butler, another of the Commercial department's iewels, James Bishop, drummer of note. On the far side of the merry-go-round are William Craig, winner of scholar- ship honors, Paul DePaulis, who helped us out on sports write-ups, Charlie Rieves, a iolly good fellow, Peggy Weekley, grammarian, Patricia Brown, famed maker of ear rings, and Carol Eikleberry, soon to be a bride. ff Xi L- fs- Nv'l'-'F'- Peccy Xi tix my .,- X W 'If .nf L K yr , ,.' 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Marilyn Marling, Class Editor, James Bostancic, Boys' 56 rg Sarah Haught, Art Editor, Nelda Butler, Typist, Music Editor, Peggy Miller, William Craig, Edna Reynolds, Rose Ellen Cook, Marvin Neitzelt, Cloyd Athletic. 4 'Uha 79 7 5 ' If 'Q1aJuuvQlL lt was only with the cooperation of everyone that this year's Beliuan Staff has completed the monumental task of setting before you, in black and white, the history of our class and our classmates. We of the staff have tried to present to you, the class of '51, and to the other classes of Bellaire High School, the best year book ever. We have all worked to accomplish this goal and to create this book of memories for you. The StaFF would like to thank everyone who made this year book possible. We would also like to express our appreciation to Miss Smith for her able assistance and direction. We want to wish her and next year's Beliuan Staff all the good luck that can possibly be had on this earth. May we say that all of us have really enioyed working on this 1951 Beliuan and that you will remember this year book as long as we will, for none of us will ever forget. We wish to apologize to Marianne Jackson and Edna Stewart, the music edi- tors, whose pictures, for some unknown reason, were omitted from the staff lay-out. And to thank Joann Long for pinch-hitting as a typist. . -jmlm, l. to R.-Row One-Beverly Bumgardner, Gayla Wagner, Phyllis Mooney, Hazel Luke, Eldine Wallace, Shirley Burnett, Pat Brown, Ruthanne Schluter, Edna Stewart, Rae Scherrer, Mary Margaret Moore, Nancy Beveridge, Marilyn Marling Row Two-Betsey Scanlon, Sally Nemec, Pauline Tolar, Jo Ann Turner, Dorothy McKee, Joyce Beveridge, Nancy Blazer, Dorothy Banker, Sally Addison, Lois Jean lannarelli, Betty Upperman, Janet Harvey, Nancy Jo McFall, Kathryn Makofsky Row Three-Carolyn Knox, Margaret Hadley, Rose Ellen Cook, Emma Joanne Lambros, Nelda Butler, Marilyn Kate, Joanne Suchan, Betty Vinka, Nancy Scott, Joan Albaugh, Pat Ingram, Margie Alexander, Joanne Miller, Owena Campbell l. to R.4Row One-Eleanor Dawkins, Billie Ann Jones, Betty Anne Neff, Shirley Williams, Rosanne Studenc, Pat Meek, Bonnie Tomlinson, Pat De Blass, Carol Smith, Dorothy Miller, Shirley Gosney Row Two-Clara Davis, Arlene Christy, Elda Albaugh, Shirley Miller, Jo Ann Long, Reba Wood, Norma Brock, Delores Underwood, Phyllis Brewer, Stella Homko, Carol Eikleberry Row Three-Carolyn Dick, Lila Kinder, Norma Arcishewsky, Joanne Beveridge, Beverly Freeman, Sylvia Sochor, Judith Cale, Gloria Di Stefano, Betty Ann Willison, Doris Reionis, Pat Pezdirz, Mary Passa 58 91- 'M-J TOP PICTURE-Row One: Carol Malpiedi, Theresa Parnell, Mary Ann Wiggins, Helen Forbes, Frances Loemer, Catherine Boccabella, Sylvia Stern, Nancy Krnyaich, Barbara Sherry, Diane Dixon, Sue Robinson, Carole Fluxe Row Two: Barbara Willerton, Gloria Chap, Norma Greenwood, Jeanne Foreman, Darlene King, Doris Pittman, Ellen Snider, Lila Weber, Octavia Heindrich, Delcie Scott, Delores Skorich, Jean Keyser, Dorothy Purtiman, Marguerite Wise, Shirley Brock Row Three: Judy Rodefer, Joyce Ann Hall, Dolores Liberati, Susie Noice, Sandra Christy, Pat lcenhour, Frances Yost, Betty Campbell, Shirley Bolon, Roberta Basrak, Almira Barnett, Joyce Veverka, Dorothy Lorence, Augusta Scott, Margaret Murray Row Four: Margaret Glasgow, Virginia Fisher, Cecelia Beveridge, Sylvia Battistone, Sarah Williams, Betty Ruckman, Genetta Greenwood, Rosie Mayes, Fay Christy, Mary French, Lorraine Buskirk, Margaret Simko, Annie Decker, Norma Ramey BOTTOM PICTURE-Row One: Louise Moore, Kathleen Jasper, Sylvia Kaplet, Donna Dawson, Ruth Keyser, Carol Kate, Carolyn Lipperman, Helena Zuesy, Nancy Alexander, Shirley Hall, Beulah Meadows, Cleo Helms Row Two: Edith Moore, Leah Richards, Zora Klee, Delores Klee, Dorothy Rome, Joyce Stewart, Dorothy Trigg, Beverly Elliott, Connie Lou Dietrich, Janie Mobley, Shirley Semple, Alice Wise Row Three: Patty Bennington, Audrey Reynolds, Phyllis Murray, Mary Green, Margaret Morris, Antoinette Cipressi, Helen Snouffer, Alice Covington, Shirley Willison, Shirley Reionis, Vickie Pedelose, Judy Thoenen, Anne Voight Row Four: Margery Martin, Maureen Closser, Dorothy Oxley, Ida Mae Wright, Anna Marie Turner, Lila Campbell, Wilma Barnett, Beverly Mowrey, Maureen Cook, Myrdith Nelson, Bonnie Trigg, Jo Ann Giannangeli Row Five: Phyllis Willison, Joyce Shackeltord, Jean Stewart, Geraldine Wright, Marjorie Booher, Jessie Mae Collins, Carol Patrone, Shirley Tyston, Eileen Patrone, Floris Trigg, Suzanne Glasser, Edna Morford 59 jim Qaancckztioiz Qiaffulwfiun, ' n, flubn, The Distributive Education Club is an association of local chapters whose active membership is limited to daytime cooperative students in distributive edu- cation. Every member enrolled in the local club is eligible for membership in the state and national organization. The club of 1950-1951 attended the Regional Convention held at Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio and also sent delegates to the state convention held there last spring. Some of the activities fostered by the local chapter were a club dance and sales of personalized Christmas cards. The president gave a speech on the meaning of Distributive Education on radio station WKWK. .JL .- The Junior Hi-Y is a religious club which stands for Christian thought, Chris- tion action and Christian leadership. The Junior Hi-Y purpose is to strengthen our bodies, develop our minds, worship GOD, and work together for a finer community and a better world. Our club was just started this year. Our president is Tom Clark, vice presi- dent, Don Clark, secretary, Shelva Davis, treasurer, Bobby Howell, and chaplains, Ralph Mooney and Charles Nolan. After our club was organized we divided it up into basketball teams coached and refereed by reserve and Freshmen players. ln the future we are going to try to improve our club and do something to help the school. Our club was mainly started through the help of Mr. Bovenizer, for he had to send away to get information on the club before anything could be done. All the members would like to thank him for his help. Hnnmal, 5Cl:Ql'l,C.Q, The General Science Club meets every other Wednesday. During the meet- ings we discuss problems and do experiments. Some of the experiments we have done are: make oxygen, and mercury, distill water, experiment on con- duction and convection of heat, contraction and expansion of metal, and reduce air pressure in a bell iar. We have made a tour of the power plant at Dilles Bottom and we plan to visit WTRF, the Water Works, Imperial Glass, Rodefer, and the Enamel Works. The officers of the club are president, Philip Frantz, vice president, Steve Olexa, secretary, Kent Greenhalgh, publicity chairman, Bonnie Trigg. 60 Jluz. Qmoakzhbn, UK m,l:df!7,l:b.llfli0.Q, dutcahbn, Row One-Joanne Beveridge, Joann Miller, Mary Zola, Lois Good, Elda Al- baugh, Mary Jane Marling, Rose Piatt, Peggy Petschauer Row Two-Mary Monroe, Dorothy Keyser, Sylvia Vara, Edward Ruckman, Howard Robinson, Don Brooks, Esther McFeley, Laura Rife '11, ZLL-'11, Row One-Homer Wilson, Tommy Decker, Bill Coss, Chester Frye, Richard Johnson, Robert Wehe, Steve Olexa Row Two-Charles Nolan, Delbert, McGee, Shelva Davis, Ralph Mooney, Duane Moody, Tom Clark, Reece Morgan, Don Clark, George Carlier Row Three-Mr. Bovenizer, Jack McKeever, Bob Howell, Louis Lambros, Tom Forbes, John Farnario, Curtis Dunfee, Don Long, Jim Fornia, Jack Mendelson 9 Row One-Philip Frantz, Margie Boo- her, Bonnie Trigg, Steve Olexa Row Two-Jim Brooks, Jim Moore, Kent Greenhalgh, Walter Reionis, Dixon Hill jon, jawn, Wflmizhg, Row One: Marianne Jackson, Phyllis Mooney, Rosie Johnson, Deloris Klee, Mary Ann Wig- gins. Row Two: Sylvia Stern, Jim Reynolds, Cloyd Davis, Jack Mendelson, Zora Klee. nmwumczbnl Klub Row One: Phyllis Mooney, Bonnie Tomlinson, Gloria Di Stefano, Margaret Hadley, Pat Pez- dirz, Joann Long, Shirley Miller, Rose Ellen Cook, Ann Thomas, Rebecca Goodson. Row Two: Pat Maupin, Rose Ann Lilli, Edna Mehl, Pauline Tolar, Katherine Makofsky, Dor- othy Banker, Clarisse Greenwood, Sally Addi- son, Rae Scherrer, Marilyn Marling. Row Three: Marlyn Kate, Betty Rhodes, Shirley Hall, Norma Archis, Sally Nemec, Bernadine McMahon, Shirley Williams, Rosanne Studenc, Betty Willison, Emma Joan Lambros. Row Four: Stella Homko, Carolyn Knox, Del- ores Underwood, Phyllis Brewer, Shirley Gos- ney, Zelda Corbett, Hazel Luke, Pat Ingram, Marianne Jackson, Nelda Butler, Dorothy McKee. Scrum, Kwai 519115, Row One: Lillian McGabe, Kathryn Makofsky, Edna Stewart, Betty Uppermann, Emma Jo- anne Lambros. Row Two: Sally Nemec, Leah Pearl Lando, Betty Willison, Phyllis Mooney, Judy Cale, Joyce Beveridge, Nancy Beveridge, Gloria Di Stefano. Jim gf.. Jw. ' This isn't a club or an organization like most of the others. The group meets only during a period of about two months. They pick a topic, write a speech about it, and then the coach , Miss Darby, picks the best four to broadcast over WWVA. Then those four spend some time in preparing their broadcast. This club is open to all students interested in this type of work. The topic this year was Can the United Nations Organization Be More of an lnfluence in Establishing a Peaceful World? nmmtmclhl Klub The purpose of our Commercial Club is to broaden our views on different subjects, attain more skills, help us choose our particular vocation, and to have fun while doing it. Any Junior or Senior enrolled in the Commercial Course is eligible for mem- bership. This year the Commercial Club has the largest membership ever achieved here, with about 50 enrolled at our first September meeting. Our meetings are held every other Wednesday, alternating with the other clubs. Besides practical skills, we have dinners and club visits, also skits put on by the members. We had a Christmas Dinner, which was well attended. We have visited The Buckeye Savings and Loan and will also visit the Imperial Glass Corporation and Elliott's School of Business. All of our meetings and visits are arranged and planned hy club members. Miss Clara Mehlmann is our very worthy advisor. Our officers include: Nelda Butler, president, Rose Ellen Cook, vice-president, Shirley Miller, secretary, Jo Ann Long, Treasurer, Sally Addison, Publicity, and Phyllis Brewer, Program Chairman. jcofmcafwl 512114 Scorecard? ! Scorecard? ! This yell is more popular at home football games to some people than some of the yells from our cheerleaders. The girls usually gathered at the stadium around 12:30 before a game. Around 1,000 scorecards were distributed among the girls. Rain or shine they sold programs. At least two girls sold during the first quarter. Each girl was also working to sell the most. This year Nelda Butler was high salesman. Profits for the season were used by the Hi-Y to finance various products. Miss Eby and Mr. Blind advised us and did a good iob, we think. 63 Helm, gm The biology club meets every two weeks on Wednesday after school. We have seen experiments in the Chemistry Laboratory and different biological speci- mens, both visual and microscopic. We have discussed the dissecting of animals. We also considered making a scrap book which would contain paintings and collections by the members. The club consists of about twenty-five members. All must have an average of B or above in Biology. The picture of our club members is not complete as some were added or lost due to gain or loss of the B average. Membership is onthe six week period basis. The officers of the club are as follows: President ..,, , .... ..,. . , ,. . . Jean Stewart Vice President . .. . Maureen Closser Secretary . , , .... Tommy Decker Home The girls are learning how to take care of sickness at home, using such materials as are usually available in the average household. The girls learn to make a bed with the patient in it-no easy task for a beginner. They learn to give bed-baths, take temperatures, diagnose common ailments, dress wounds, improvise splints, etc. The girls take turns being patients . Life-size doll babies are used in teaching infant care including bathing and changing . Later the girls hope to induce their younger brothers or sisters to be models at home practice sessions. Enya' frwluhq, Klub Miss Eby started the club this fall to teach boys cooking-for in some of our big cities men are the best chefs. First thing we did was to copy recipes of Plum Puddings, Pies, Cakes, lcing, Macaroni, Spaghetti and Cheese Sauce, Candies, Cookies, Pastries of all kinds, Doughnuts, etc. The club meets every Wednesday after school. The dues are 6Oc a month and we have special made aprons and hats. We have lots of nice things coming up in the future. We're going to have a big dinner and invite the Board of Educa- tion and our Principal. lt's going to be an all-men's affair. We baked cakes recently, three turned perfect. The Times-Leader ran our picture and featured our club with a big write-up. All that publicity still doesn't make us like to wash dishes. CLUB OFFICERS President , , . Charles Fry Vice President . . Curtis Clifford Secretary-Treasurer . . . Philip Sellers 64 Mbloqq, L' Row One-J udy Morris, Jean Stewart, Joyce Hall, Maureen Cipressi, Anne Voight, Decker, Tom Forbes, King, Mr. Bavenizer Rodefer, Margaret Margaret Glasgow, Closser, Antoinette Dorothy Trigg, Tom Ray Kent, Darlene Row Two-Betty McMillen, Anna Aff r ? Wm Al lt '01--'Y ' ' ,f Marie Turner, Kenneth Sole, Reece Mor- gan, Carol Kate, Virginia Fischer, Chester Frye, Helen Snoufter, Geraldine Wright, Eileen Patrone, William McFadden, Philip Beaver, Frank McMillen, Paul Patterson Row Three-Don Cole, Raymond Gor- man, Margaret Simko, Cecelia Beveridge, Joyce Shackelford, Audrey Reynolds Jfvmxa, Vlnmnbfzge Miss Cambric and Mrs. Sellers, ln- structors, Anna Borovich, Norma Brock, Reba Wood, Louise Holub, Evelyn Dawson, Marjorie Edger, patient 65'1u4A,' fnvlclhq, fyllb Seated: Delbert McGee, Jim Siegen- thaler, Charles Fry, Roger Leonard Standing: Curtis Clifford, Louis Fusco John Farnario, Philip Sellers, Curtis Dun- fee, Jim Fornia, Charles Wright, William Rhodes 1 . WML ffwzm, Row One-Betty A. Nelt, Ruthanne Schluter, Carole Fluxe, Shirley Williams, Margaret Murray, Rosie Johnson, Helen SnoulTer Row Two-Sandy Christy, Emma Jo- anne Lambros, Betty Willison, Joyce Bev- eridge, Sally Addison, Nancy Jo McFall, Kathryn Makolisky Row Three-Sue Robinson, Suzie Noice, Dorothy Rome, Dolores Liberati, Juanita Snell, Barbara Sherry, Maureen Closser, Norma Ramey Absent-Leal Pearl Lando, President oggwe yum, Row One-Frances Rhodes, Delores Klee, Bonnie Tomlinson, Phyllis Mooney, Jo Ann Long, Rebecca Goodson, Margaret Hadley, Rose Ellen Cook, Pat Campbell Row Two-Eldine Wallace, Shirley Miller, Marianne Jackson, Peggy Miller, Zelda Corbett, Hazel Luke, Edna Mehl, Pat Pezdirz Row Three--Rae Scherrer, Marilyn Marling, Ruth Byard, Nelda Butler, Pauline Tolar, Peggy Weekley, Pat Brown, Madge Snyder, Gayla Wagner may gm Row One-Bill Craig, Robert Coss, Jim Reynolds, Frank Robinson, Paul Toxie Row Two-Bob Campbell, Earl Hud- son, Clarence Pugh, Don Bennington, Bill Skapik Row Three-Russell Vasey, Eugene Hannan, Paul De Paulis, Jack Trigg, Cloyd Davis, David Sutton ' Ji, Hmm Junior Red Cross is an organization which exists all over the world. The Junior Red Cross group in Bellaire High School is a link which helps to bind to- gether many other such organizations throughout the world. The purpose of this organization is service to others. We serve the community in which we live, the nation, and other countries. The scope of Junior Red Cross activities is very wide . . . we help to train students to be of greater service to the world as they grow older. When one belongs to the Junior Red Cross he realizes the importance of helping others and no longer thinks only of himself. In Bellaire High School this year we had a fine response to the Junior Red Cross membership drive. Each student, by joining the JRC, has shown that he is very interested in making a better world. The officers ofthe JRC council of Bellaire High School are Leah Pearl Lando, chairman, Nancy Jo McFall, vice chairman, and Sue Robinson, secretary. Uma gm Jwfwt :L 5 . Office girls in both the principal's and superintendent's offices get a lot of practice in actual office procedure. They are girls chosen from the upper half ofthe Commercial Class. They must be trustworthy, eager to learn, and ambitious. Their duties include filing, answering the phone, some dictation and letter writing, help in giving readmission slips, tardy slips, library permits and many other duties in actual office work. The girls in the principal's office are under the supervision of Miss Mehlman, those in the superintendent's office are guided by Miss Baker. The girls, particularly in Mr. Polinsky's office, have the authority to get stu- dents trom classes at the discretion of their superiors. Teachers secretaries really get actual secretarial training. These girls work for athletic directors, coaches, band directors, etc. They take dictation, write and mail letters, make phone calls, and many other worthwhile business-training tasks to prepare thern for work after graduation. fp. J.. J. gm The Public Address Technicians Club organized last fall and elected the fol- lowing officers: President, James Reynolds, Vice President, Cloyd Davis, Secretary, William Skapik, Treasurer, Frank Robinson. After elections the permanent sched- ule was made out for the year. This year the P. A. T. Club, with the student coun- cil, sponsored the noon movies. The members of the P. A. T. Club will receive letters again this year for their services rendered to the school. Frank Robinson, Cloyd Davis, and Bill Skapik are in charge of the morning and afternoon announcements while Don Bennington, Bill Craig, Paul Toxie, Paul DePaulis, Jim Reyolds, Jack Trigg, Bob Campbell, Bob Coss, and George Johnston take care of special announcements during the period to which they are assigned. 67 jim. effclfzafuye 915214, The work of the library girl is somewhat varied. There is much more work to be done than most people realize. She must check out books if the librarian is not there, she must file books, magazines, and put the magazines in their proper files when the new ones come in. The new ones are then placed in the folders. The library girl must also type the numbers and names on the book pocket, after that, the pocket must be glued in the book. After the books are returned, they must be carded and placed in their proper places. Sometimes, the girl is asked to mail out the checks in payment of the invoices. Last, but not least, the cards must be delivered to the home rooms, where the teachers give them back to the students. Jllmwuy, EDM, Row One: Betty Schmidt, Lillian McCabe, Ruth Ann Schluter, Edna Stewart, Shirley Wil- liams. Row Two: Carolyn Dick, Sylvia Stern, Emma Joann Lambros, Bonnie Tomlinson, Shirley Burnett. Row Three: Margaret Hadley, Phyllis Mooney, Judith Cale, Juanita Snell, Betty Willison. tefwfmz 911114, Row One: Margaret Hadley, Jo Ann Long, Rebecca Goodson, Ann Thomas, Patty Comp- bell. Row Two: Carol Stahl, Phyllis Mooney, Bonnie Tomlinson, Gloria Di Stefano. Row Three: Zelda Corbett, Peggy Miller, Mari- anne Jackson. Jim Banking. gm The purpose of banking is to train students in bookkeeping, typing, and the counting and stacking of money. Every week the banking girls take the grade school students' money and count it and deposit it in the school bank. After they have 52.00 in the school account, then they can transfer it to one of the local banks. ln trans- ferring the students' money to one of the local banks, the pupil's name and the amount of money for each pupil must be typed on separate sheets for each bank. Training is also given in filing cards and the making out of deposit slips under the direction of Miss Clara Mehlman, our advisor. t01lI'LCl:L Row One-Eleanor Regoli, Joanne Suchan, Audrey Rey- nolds, Nancy Blazer, Nancy Beveridge, Margaret Murray, Paul Toxie, Sally Addison, Leah Lando, Pat ln9'0m, Mariorie Booher, Margaret Glasgow Row Two-William Thomas, Franklin Schrumm, Don Marn, William Bostan- cic, James Bostancic, Clar- ence Robinson, Jim Reynolds, Don Bennington, Steve Fore- man Standing-Jim Teasdale, Ronald Hill, George Tollett, Tom Decker, Jerry Conforti, Don Brinker, Henry Liberati, Cecil Secrest, Jim Austin, Charles Rieves, Lowell Tuttle, Richard Church, Gene Pal- mer, Frank Long, Robert Mur- ray, Richard Schiller, Paul De Paulis, Tom Sparling, Wil- liam Lestini, Edmond Ripoly, Fritz Long, Fred Dobson, John Pozzini, leo Ragni, Charles Piatt, Don Duvall Sitting-Paul Toxie, Presi- dent, Standing-John Poz- zini, Judge, William Thomas, Vice President, Fritz Long, Marshall, Fred Dobson, Sec- retary Jim swims fauna! The student council got off with a bang with one of the most heated elections that was ever staged in Bellaire High School. The candidates were divided into three parties, Federalists, Na- tionalists and Constitutionalists. There was a political convention where all parties were given fifteen minutes for speeches. The highlights of the assembly were Dobson's iovial speech and the snappy band. All the Federalists were elected except one and that post was taken by a Nationalist, Pozzini. At the first meeting Jim Austin was elected Sergeant-at-Arms, Leo Ragni, Treasurer, and Edmund Ripoly, Chaplain. The student council carried out various projects such as: 35th Street was blocked off for the safety and convenience of the students, student council good citizenship laws were passed after prolonged de- bate, the student court functioned under an able judge, Pozzini, the sweater hop and the noon movies were a success, a clean-up campaign with Charlie Rieves as chairman spruced things up, the sale of First and Ten magazine netted some profit and Bellaire Handbook was printed from the funds collected. Bellaire High this year had its first really hard working student council and most of the students were a 1002 for it. 5,Ql'LLTJ!L '-M Club This is an all boy organization under the leadership of the Y. M. C. A. Its purpose is to create high standards of Christian character. The Senior Hi-Y Club has contributed to the appearance of the Gravel Hill School and our athletic program by installing a new gym floor. . Q One of the most important services this club performed this year was to help start a Junior Hi-Y Club. The adviser of this new club is Mr. Eldred Bovenizer. It was consummated on Feb- ruary 26, T951 with the installation performed by the Shadyside Junior Hi-Y. This year the president was sent to the sum- mer camp at Camp Nelson Dodd. Two delegates attended the Zanesville conference on December 17. They were Anton Janos and Jack Gilbert. Four delegates attended Martins Ferry District meeting on January 25. The club was host to a district meeting on April 4, at the Bellaire Pres- byterian Church, for district :j:j':23 in Ohio and also clubs from West Virginia area. George Campbell, a nationally known song leader was the center of attraction. A T6 mm. sound pro- jector was purchased for the visual education de- partment while an additional project provided floodlights for stage use. A formal dance was held on November 17, with the Y-Teens. Several joint meetings were held with the Y-Teen groups to discuss current teen-age problems. Mr. Marion Blind was presented with a plaque for six years service as an adviser of the Bellaire Hi-Y Club. Row One-Joe Chambers, Don Banig, Frank Robinson, Steve Foreman, Don Fowkes, Ronald Nardo, Jim Reyn'old, William Lestini, Don Duvall, Jack Gilbert, Howard Robinson, Bill Rahr Row Two-Tom Kopyar, Harold Hockstrasser, Phillip Sambucco, Bob Kerr, Bill Bostanic, Bob Holloway, Paul Toxi, Leo Ragni, John Pozzini, Don Bennington, Louis Fusco, Bob Coss, Carl Givens Row Three-Tom Sparling, Marion Duvall, Fred Mehlman, Herbert Cross, Bob Campbell, Ronald Davis, Charles Piatt, Fritz Long, Clyde Skaggs, Cloyd Davis, James Fernihough, Clarence Robinson, Rudy Studenc, Richard Weber, Frank Varanese Uwr, 7711214 dgfzonlca, i 7- V ..,? 1 Q x 'sf Standing-Joyce Beveridge, Patricia DeBlass, Sally Addison, Fritz Long, Lois lannarelli, William Lestini, Betsey Scanlon, Emma Joanne Lambros, Joann Turner, Charles Piatt, Leah Pearl Lando, Don Duvall, Carol Smith, Sally Nemec, Willia m Thomas Kneeling-Katherine Makofsky, Nancy Jo McFall, Margie Alexander A Comedy in Three Acts by Perry Clark SYNOPSIS ACT 1 ACT 2 ACT 3 Place: Miss Brook's Classroom Time: The present. Spring Late afternoon Afternoon, several weeks later The night of the school play, later a week Director Property Man Script Holder Miss Brooks Miss Finch Hugo Longacre Mr. Wadsworth Miss Audubon , Mrs. Allen Elsie Elaine . . . Jane Sylvia Doris , Marge ,. Faith Rhonda , Ted Stanley ., Martin ,, STAFF CHARACTERS STUDENTS Miss Pauline Ewing .,. Tom Sparling Kathryn Makofsky Leah Pearl Lando Emma Joann Lambros .. William Thomas .. William Lestini .. Joyce Beveridge , . Patricia DeBlass ., . Carol Smith . . , Sally Addison Jo Anne Turner .,, Nancy Jo McFalI Margie Alexander Betsey Scanlon . Lois Jean lannarelli ., . Sally Nemic ,. .. ., Chuck Piatt Fritz Long Don Duvall 5 The Girls' Athletic Association began the year's activities with a weiner roast held at Ogle- bay Park, which was very well attended. Regular meetings were held in the Bellaire High Gym with Nancy Beveridge, president, pre- siding. When basketball season started, all available time was devoted to basketball prac- tice. Besides basketball, the girls also played vol- ley ball and softball and had teams in each. As their contribution to community welfare, the Bellaire GAA girls helped in the local March of Dimes Drive. To conclude the year's activities, the girls had an informal spring dance. The olticers are: President, Nancy Beveridge, Vice-president, Eldine Wallace, Secretary, Mary Margaret Moore, Treasurer, Phyllis Mooney, Pub- licity, Nancy Hannan. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-Row One: Betty Schmidt, Betty Anne Neff, Roseanne Studenc, Margaret Murray, Ruthanne Schluter, Edna Stewart, Shirley Williams, Eldine Wallace, Nancy Beveridge, Mary Margaret Moore, Marilyn Marling, Phyllis Mooney, Nancy Blazer, Beverly Holloway, Marian Patrone. Row Two: lda Mae Wright, Thelma Mayhugh, Norma Ramey, Darlene King, Mary Louise Green, Eileen Patrone, Joyce Beveridge, Betty Ann Willison, Nancy Krnyaich, Shirley Semple, Myrdith Nelson, Shirley Burnett, Thelma Norris, Augusta Scott. Row Three: Charmaine Thomas, Eileen Shepherd, Norma Greenwood, Octavia Heinrich, Ellan Ann Snider, Carol Patrone, Marilyn Kate, Patty DeBlass, Betty Vinka, Joanne Suchan, Zora Klee, Nellie Malek, Mary Criss. Row One: Frances Yost, Betty Campbell, Phyllis Murray, Joyce Milliken, Jeanne Foreman, Nancy Lee Scott, Sally Nemec, Betty Upper- man, Lois Jean lannarelli, Nancy Jo McFall, Margie Alexander, Dorothy Banker, Delores Skorich. Row Two: Goldie Sykes, Mary Ann Wiggins, Theresa Parnell, Carol Malpiedi, Carole Fluxe, Diane Dixon, Frances Loeffler, Katherine Boccabella, Sue Robinson, Sylvia Vara, Joyce Veverka, Dorothy Lorence, Carol Smith, Jean Stewart, Geraldine Wright, Margie Booher, Margaret Simko. Row Three: Arlene Christy, Dorothy McKee, Helen Forbes, Joyce Shackelford, Roberta Basrak, Barbara K. Sherry, Sylvia Stern, Lorraine Buskirk, Maureen Closser, Jessie Collins, Joan Albaugh, Nancy Hannan, Nelda Butler. 72 ,5,QI'Il:0fL.5Ch-0 my Row One: Rae Scherrer, Sarah Haught, Velva Fisher, Betty Schmidt, Honorable mention in County. Row Two: Nancy Beveridge, Honorable mention in county, Bill Rahr, Jim Reynolds, Honorable mention in county, Paul Toxie, Bill Craig, 3rd in county, Honorable mention in state, Shirley Burnett. w ' ' ll If ll!! Q, dv frm, jha, ,School William Craig Leah Pearl Lando Mary Ann Wiggins James Reynolds Margaret Glasgow SENIORS Don Bennington Nancy Beveridge James Bostanclc Don Brooks Patricia Brown Beverly Bumgardner Shirley Burnett Nelda Butler Ruby Byarcl Robert Campbell Rose Ellen Cook Zelda Corbett William Craig Charles Currie Fred Dobson James Fernihough Velva Fisher Sarah Haught Marianne Jackson Anton Janos ddlw n, ' ' do George Johnston Robert Kerr Delbert LeMasters Luella LeMasters Hazel Luke John Maizun Marilyn Marling Edna Mehl Peggy Miller Phyllis Mooney Mary Margaret Moore Jerome Nasal Marian Patrone Leo Ragni William Rahr John Rataiczak James Reynolds Frances Rhodes Richard Robbins Philip Sambuco Rae Scherrer Ruthanne Schluter Daniel Shaw Betty Schmidt Eileen Shepherd William Skapik Carol Stahl Edna Stewart Pauline Tolar Bonnie Tomlinson Paul Toxie Eldine Wallace Peggy Weekley JUNIORS Sally Addison Norma Archishewsky Phyllis Brewer Carolyn Dick Beverly Freeman Mary Lee Goodson Clarisse Greenwood Shirley Hall Ccontinued on page 901 Estelle Homko Patricia Ingram Marilyn Kate Emma Joan Lambros Leah Pearl Lando William Lestini Fritz Long Kathryn Makofsky Rosemary Mayhugh Gary Meager Dorothy Miller Sally Nemec Gene Ross Daisy Rutter Betsey Scanlon Carol Smith Sylvia Socher Joanne Suchan George Tollett Jo Ann Turner Betty Ann Willison 'JL Band 'Wlarnbm,4, JIM BISHOP-.lim has been in the band for tive years and has been a good worker all tive years. He plays drums and has assisted in teaching the drummers in the marching band. BEVERLY HOLLOWAY-Beverly has been in the band four years and has been a swell sport all the time. She plays the saxophone and does a good job of not only playing but also helping others to learn to play. MARIANNE JACKSON-Marianne has been secretary this past year and has kept a very good account of everything and has done her best to fulfill the duties required of her. She was a maiorette for two years in marching band. BOB KERR-Bob is the good humor man of our band. He always has something to say to make us laugh in the dullest moments. He plays the saxophone and really does a marvelous iob of making music . 74 'JL Banal 'Wlcmlwm PR 4515? A lf' W ,af f jig!! Mari Unne Jackson P Z ' Robert Kerr Ernest Walker Beverly Holloway James Bishop Marian Patrone Ruthanne Schluter MARIAN PATRONE-Marian has held the honor of being our Student Director, and has done an excellent iob in both teaching and directing the Junior Band. She also plays solo cornet. RUTHANNE SCHLUTER-Ruthanne held the position of Assistant Director during the past football season and has assisted Marian in directing the marching band. She plays the flute in concert band and also is an excellent pianist. ERNEST WALKER-Ernie was unanimously chosen president of our band this year and has more than done his duty. He assists Mr. Spirk in seeing that everyone has their music when they need it. He plays the alto saxophone and really makes it talk. 75 Knnmnf, Band Front Row-Jean Keyser, Betty Anne Neff, Susie Noice, Ruth Ann Schluter, Anne Voight, Pat DeBlass, Alice Wise, Jean Stewart, Nancy Jo McFall, Shirley Murray. Row Two-Frank Skaggs, Virginia Knight, Wanda Knight, Bev- erly Marling, Delores Klee, Connie Murtaugh, Patsy Klass, Mal- colm Campbell, Joseph Gacek. Row Three-Clyde Skaggs, Dolores Driscoll, Roger Roush, Har- old Ball, Bill Miller, Barbara Sherry, Rosemary Mayhugh, Roger Dunlap, Tom Clark, Charles Piatt, Jack Carmen, Don Adams, Amelia Zdanski, Beverly Elliott, Tom Decker, Bill Thomas, Rol- land Secontine. Row Four-Charles Wright, Eleanor Kurth, Bob Kerr, Delores Liberati, Walter Mokros, Roger Leonard, Carolyn Knox, Homer Beginners' Band .. Junior Band ,. High School Band . Upperclass Boys' Glee Club . . Dance Band Wilson, John Nowak, Tom Corbett, Marian Patrone, Franklin Krebs. Row Five-Luther Walker, Robert Wehe, John Piehowicz, Tom Forbes, Don Clark, Margaret Davis, Marjorie Shepherd, Richard Burda, Joyce Shackleford, Wilma Barnett, Floris Trigg, Jesse Collins, Carol Patrone, Eileen Patrone, Eileen Hess, Elmira Barnett, Edward Rader, Myrdith Nelson, Pat lcenhour, Violet Secrest, Gloria Chap, George Trigg, Marianne Jackson, sec- retary, Jack Farnario, manager. Row Six-Sandra Christy, Ernest Walker, Beverly Holloway, Frank Rozman, Maureen Cook, Bill Coss, George Meager, Richard Boccabella, Don Stewart. 67Dl'l,C.Q!1f, , ,,,,... ..., ,,,..,,..,,. C o ral America the Beautiful Junior Band March Shadowland March Festival March El Capitan El Charro Chal Romano Belle of the Ball Them Basses .. i .. ,,.,., H , Roadways The Surrey With the Fringe On Top There ls Nothing Like A Dame Bow Down Thine Ear, O Lord Marie Hoop-dee-doo Sentimental Me U , VIOLINS-Elda Albaugh, Beverly Beck, Sandra Christy, Shirley OBOE-Pat DeBIusis Bolon, .loan Albaugh, Rosemary Mayhugh, Margaret Glasgow, Margaret Simko, Sylvia Sochor, David Grose, Margaret Jetters, hour Barbara Sherry DRUMS-Gerald Wright, Edith Moore VIOLAS-Pauline Vinka, Betty Pugh CELLO-Sue Robinson, Betty Ann Neff, Carolyn Knox, Anna Borovich, Roger Leonard, Beverly Elliott, Eldine Wallace FLUTES-Ruthanne Schluter, Susie Noice TUBA-Roger Roush fnnccfzf, March 16, 1951 B FLAT CLARINET-Luther Walker, John Piehowicz Pat lcen SAXOPHONE-Ernest Walker, Curtis CliHord BASS VIOLIN-Sophia Kaplet, Shirley Hall, Louise Holub TRUMPETS-Tom Corbett, Walter Mokros FRENCH HORN-Connie Murtaugh, Patsy Klass, Delores Klee TROMBONES-Tom Clark, Don Adams Finale , ., . ,,..,.,,..r ,. ,. ...,,,.... Beethoven from Fifth Symphony Maiestic Overture ,. de LeMg1er Hungarian Holiday . . as Herfunh Sonatina . A .. . Beethoven Piano Solo-Ruthanne Schluter with orchestra accompaniment l'lI See You Again . .. .,.. , ..,... ,.,. . ......,... . Cowqrd String Ensemble AAUI'l'1fT1eI'S .. ., ,..,..,,, , ,, ,.....,,,.. H Igqqg String Bass Solo-Louise Holub with Piano Accompanist Ruthanne Schluter Songs My Mother Taught Me ,, , M r .....,., ....... , . ,. ..,,.. ..., . Dvorgk Girls Ensemble with Orchestra Marche Slave t...,.... . .,.., . ., ,..,,, ..,. ..........,... ..,.. T s c haikowsky Concert Orchestra Selections by Rogers and Hammerstein , A Surrey With the Fringe On Top June ls Bustin' Out All Over 77 Row One-Clara Lee Kerry, Phyllis Mooney, Nancy Beveridge, Juanita Snelll, Sally Addison, Patricia Ingram, B'llY Ann Jones, Doris Reionis, Estelle Homko, Patricia De Blass, Betty Schmidt, Gloria Di Stefano, Judith Cole, EC-lf'IG Stewart, pianist, Mary Margaret Moore, Marianne Jackson, Peggy Miller, Zelda Corbett, Carol Smith, Betty Weekleyf Emma Lambros, Marilyn Marling, Rebecca Goodson, Dorathy Keyser, Lois lannarelli, Daisy liutter, M0V9U'e' Alexander, Joanne Turner, Kathryn Makofsky. Row Two-Betty Campbell, Verda Goods, Alice Wise, Jean KeY?eV, Betty Upperman, Nancy Scott, Sue Ricer, Vickie Pedelose, Ida Mae Wright, Mary Louise Green, Delores Skorrch, Frances Yost, Shirley Brock, Janie Mobley, Betty Willison, Ellen Snyder, Jean Foreman, Anna Lazick, Shirley McGuire, Augusta Scott, Floris Trigg, Sue Robinson, Frances Loeffler, June Taylor, Pauline Penberthy. Row Three-Almlra Barnett, Carol Malpiedi, Teresa Parnell, Mary Ann Wiggins, Barbara Willerton, Joyce Stewart, Catherine Bocca- bella, Diane Dixon, Myrdith Nelson, Joyce Beveridge, Betty Vinka, Beulah Meadows, Robeta Basrak, Eleanor Pastello, Norma Greenwood, Joyce Veveraka, Esther Roth, Fritz Forbes, Delcie Scott, Delores Liberati. Front- Charles Rieves, Fred Dobson, William Thomas, Charles Piatt, Miss Malby, Director. w , Y - fn 'vvrwapf hi! , Row One-Wanda Kleyman, Jean Jaquay, Marjorie Morris, Antoinette Cipressi, Anita Upperman, Maureen Closser, Shirley Reionis, Carol Patrone, Geraldine Wright, Mariorie Booher, Helen Snouffer, Cecilia Beveridge, Connie Pros- peri, Patty Bennington. Row Two-Margaret Glasgow, Gloria Raefelt, Anne Voight, Joyce Ann Hall, Anna Marie Turner, Pearl Thompson, Eileen Patrone, Jean Stewart, Lila Campbell, Judy Rodefer, Thelma Norris, Dorothy Trigg, Genetta Greenwood. Row Three-Phyllis Miller, Alice Wise, Joyce Millikin, Joyce Shackelford, Rose Marie Rudish, Thelma Moyhugh, Carol Lipperman, Judy Thoenen, Shirley Tipton, Dorothy Oxley, Margaret Simko, Mattie Hutchins, Soruh Williams, Sylvia Battistone, Paullne Parker. 78 me gm gm The Upper Class girls glee club is composed of sophomore, junior, and senior girls. They meet every week on the average of three times when planning tor one of the various programs they present each year. While practicing for the Christmas Program, perhaps the most outstanding, they practice any way from two to three times a day. Their final production shows it. All the special pro- grams at school would not be complete without the beautiful music produced by these girls under the direction of Miss Malby. Our Christmas Program was as follows: Jgclkcbm .Srlwni Jnf1.uaL Huuhfmaas p!L0q!lLI.I4'L Presented by the Glee Clubs-December 15, T950 High School Auditorium 8:30 a. m. Prelude T T TT TT High School Orchestra Processional T T TT TT T T O Come All Ye Faithful Glee Club- Christmas Bells ..,i. T Carlyle Duncan Carols by Audience The First Noel ..i,, T T T TT T TT Traditional O Little Town of Bethlehem T TT Brooks Glee Club- Carol of the Birds TT T T Niles Duet-Anon T TT TT T Pat Ingram, Marilyn Marling Scripture T T TTTT TT T T T T T Susie Noice Cantique de Noel -Adam T T T Marianne Jackson and Chorus Quartet T TT T TTT TTTT TTTTTTTT TTTT TT T Here We Come A Caroling We Three Kings of Orient Are Charles Rieves, Charles Piatt, Bill Thomas, Fred Dobson Glee Club- Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head TTTTTT TT TTTTT TT TTTT T T T Niles There's A Song In The Air TT T Spinks Prayer T TT TT TTTT T TTTTTTTTTTTT T TTTTTT TTT Carol Smith Senior Girls Ensemble- Mistletoe and Holly Bright T T T Bach AwayinaManger TTTT TTTT TT TT T Luther Marianne Jackson, Mary Margaret Moore, Margaret Miller, Zelda Corbett, Judith Cale, Gloria Di Stefano, Juanita Snell, Phyllis Mooney, Nancy Bever- idge, Marilyn Marling, Dorothy Keyser, Rebecca Goodson Birthday of a King T T TT T TTTT TTTT T T TT T T T TT T T TT T T Neidlinger Charles Piatt and Chorus Glee Club- Ave Maria TTTTTT TTT T TTTT T TT TTT TT Shubert Violin Obligato-Miss Eleanor White Glee Clubs under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Malby Pianist--Edna Stewart 79 630144 Him Row One-George Carlier, Gene Ross, Wayne Thomas, Richard Johnson, Gerald Wright, Don Duvall, Ralph Mooney, Delbert McGee, Fritz Long Row Two-Charles Rieves, Donald Stewart, Louis Fusco, Bob Holloway, Duane Moody, Phillip SelleI'5, Russell Vasey, Don Bennington, Don Long, Ruthanne Schluter, Pianist Row Three-Robert Kerr, Charles Haskins, Raymond Saunders, Clyde Skaggs, John FClI'HGTi0, Curtis Dunfee, James Fernihough, Joe Nemec Jas. B044 Elec, Klub Row One-Jim Thomas, Charles Wright, Chester Frye, Louis Lambros, Donald Cole, Phillip Frantz, Paul Palkovich, Jim McMillen Row Two-Delores Liberati, Pianist, Deno Nicholas, Roger Leonard, Jim Mondlak, Joseph Gacek, Torn Forbes, Wade Walker, Reece Morgan, Don Clark Row Three-John Lynn, Earl Roseberry, Wayne Jackson, Richard Boccabella, Jack Carmen, Jack McKeever, Bob Howell, Laurence Lyden, Jim Biggins '11, lf' ie Phyllis Mooney, Juanita Snell, Nancy Beveridge, Gloria Di Ste- fano, Judith Cale, Mary Margaret Moore, Peggy Miller, Zelda Corbett, Marianne Jackson, Marilyn Marling, Rebecca Goodson, Dorothy Keyser, Edna Stewart. 5044 ' Q Charles Rieves, William Thomas, Charles Piatt, Fred Dobson. CAII Glee Clubs and LOW IN THE GRAVE HE LAY Scripture .....,...,.. .....,.........,,.... ,.,..,,, DAWN AT CARMEL . Uudith Cale, Gloria Di Stefano, Prayer ,... .... J ESUS CHRIST IUppercIass Girlsj VICTORY ,, , ..., . . ,. O SONS AND 6 F110 Combined Glee Clubs-Bellaire High School March 22, T951 Mixed Chorusl . .,,. . Lowry . ...,.,. ,..., . .. ....... .... . . ,... , Frances Loeffler ,. . ..,. . ....... ,. ,,..... . Gross Diane Dixon, Marguerite Wise, Don Bennington, Rudy Studenci .,... . . .4 , , , Mary Ann Wiggins IS RISEN TODAY ..... ' ' . , . .. . Davldlca , ...... ..,. . , Shelley DAUGHTERS , ...,, . .. ,,...,.. ...., , ..., .. .. , ,..,, . ..,, Traditional French ALL IN THE APRIL EVENING Mary Margaret Moore, Judith Cale, Emma Joann Lambros, Pat Ingram, Betty Weekley, Juanita Snell, Phyllis Mooney, Nancy Beveridge, Diane Dixon, Marguerite Wise, Marilyn Marling, Rebecca Goodson, Sue Robinson, Esther Roth, Kathryn Makofsky THE RESURRECTION . . .... .. . .... ,, . ., .. Sheeley lHigh School Audience,-HOLY, HOLY, HOLY ,,,,,, Dykes lFreshmen Girlsl AS IT BEGAN TO DAWN ...., .. . .... ,, H HQ,-ke, VICTORY-lFreshmen Ensemblej . Meredith A GALILEAN CAROL ,. I t.t..,t 5h,,,e lMixed Chorusl OLIVES BROW ....,,...,.,.,,...,,... .,,. ...,..........., ,..,... ..............., . . . . . Bradbury IN JosEPH's LOVELY GARDEN-CBoys' Quartetb I, , H D,Ck,,,S,,,, Charles Rieves, William Thomas, Charles Piatt, Fred Dobson CHRIST IS RISEN ..........,... ...r. ,..., , . , .... .4.,,, , I17th Century German Air LAMENT AND WEEP , ....,,.,.,,,.........,,, , . ,,.. ...... . .,, ..... l7th Century German Air HOSANNA-fSolo-Charles Piattj , ., . , . , q , H H Gramer ADORAMUS TE, CHRISTE ffrom the Seven Last Wordsj , , , ...... .. Dubois JERUSALEM ,,...,,,..,.......,,......,,.. , ...,..... .. ...,....,., . parker 81 jnnjvfz, gm mow FORWARD EVER, BACKWARD NEVER Seniors flaw, Jlowm, AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE jxzniofz, gm gum RED AND WHITE Some, .9 Jfjaioluf nf 5. JL. 5-. Did you know that: the H. S. annual before 1909 was called the H. S. Review? That was in 1907 and 1908. In 1909 the word Beliuan was used for the first time. This name was proposed by Marian and Lillian Helliwell, daughters of Rev. Helliwell who was then pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church at 43rd and Noble Sts.-now Trinity Church. The word Bel-iu-an means Bellaire Junior Annual and it was published by the Junior class for several years. Dr. Earl Schaffer was Editor-in-chief of The H. S. Review, and Russel J. Callander was editor of the first Beliuan which was published in 1909 by the class of 1910. There were 106 students in Bellaire High School when the colors Red and Black were chosen as the H. 5. colors and the first Big Red B was worn on a black turtle-neck sweater by Robert Kinney the next day after the colors were chosen. It was made from red flannel and sewed on by his mother! 32 September 14 September 15 September 21 September 25 6 11 lfvmfa, September 5-School opens -Football rally for the opening game -Shadyside vs. Bellaire -The Allens do Sound on the air -Mr. Huntzinger sells magazines October 10-Beliuan pictures October 13-Junior Red Cross Drive October 14-Team goes to Pittsburgh to see Pitt play Rice October 20-Martins Ferry vs. Bellaire-a win at last October 24-Open House, Papas and Mammas galore October 25- November 14 Senator Taft in assembly -The Boosters fete the football team November 17-Reynolds, Jackson, Davis report on Boys', Girls' States November 21-Junior Class Play November 23-December 1-Big Snow December 8-No basketball assembly, Mr. Cribbs in hospital December 15-Christmas Program and Merry Yuletide January 2-Back in school January 3-Seniors register for diplomas January 9-Mr. McDonald takes club pictures January 12-Williams, the deep sea diver at 2:30 January 17, 18, 19-Semester Exams January 26-Junior Assembly February 3-Too much ice-senior tests postponed February 9-Senior Scholarship Tests-Groan! Groan! February 19-Nutchuk-the Eskimo talked to us February 22-Hurray tor George! No school! February 23-John Sloan demonstrated liquid air March 6-Jr. Town Meeting Assembly March 7-Grade cards again, bless 'em March 14-Juniors Select Rings March 9-Sophomore Assembly-Here Comes the Show Boat! March 16-Band and Orchestra concert March 22-Easter Program March 23-Easter Vacation April 6-Every Pupil Tests April 7-Solo Ensemble Contest April 13-Teachers' Conference-no school April 28-O. V. A. C. at Martins Ferry May 5-District Scholarship Tests May 17-Senior Play-Mother Was A Freshman May 24-Senior Banquet and Senior Farewell Assembly May 25-Semester Exams-NEVER AGAIN! May 27-Baccalaureate Services May 31-Commencement-Arthur E. Beckett, speaker June 1-Report Cards! DlD YOU PASS? 83 Jhcfmswiamij 0 ihcfla.fm,797 We the Senior Class of Bellaire High School, being of reasonably sound mind and body, do hereby execute, publish, and declare this to be our last, and only will and testament, written in the manner following on the first day of June, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty one. Article I. To the Board of Education, we leave our sincerest thanks for a pleasant senior year. Article ll. To the time honored faculty, we be- queath immediately the following: To Mr. Polinsky-an air-tight system for detect- ing hookey players. To Miss Price-a new set of nerves. To Mr. Ault-a future senior class that can keep quiet during announcements. To Mr. Bethel-a championship Freshman basket- ball team. To Mr. Blind-a few typesetters who can spell such difficult words as nomenclature To Mr. Bonar-another OVAC football team. To Mr. Bovenizer-a successful Jr. Hi-Y. To Miss Cambric-some smooth models. To Mr. Cribbs-5 foot ll inch basketball players to end his height worries. To Miss Darby-a new non-skid car. To Mr. Dixon-a law class that can understand simple iurisprudence. To Miss Eby-a large boys' cooking class next year to prepare them for the future. To Miss Ewing-a Jean Val Jean with the hope that she has fun with him. To Mr. Foulk-a baby silencer so he can get his rest at night. To Mr. Griffin-better Subjects for his pictures and more gossip for the paper. To Miss Haudenscheid-a ten-place logarithm table. To Mrs. Hawkins-steel clothing to protect her from protruding desks. To Mr. Hawkins-a class that always reports to study hall when he is absent. To Miss Kerr-an adding machine for her book- keeping classes. To Mr. Keyser--success in his new iob as driving instructor and senior home room supervisor. To Miss Koehnline-a Geometry class that can distinguish between a protractor and a com- pass. To Miss Korner-another couple to criticize as' they stroll down the hall hand in hand. To Mrs. Koryda-another year of quiet re- served library students. To Mr. Lewis-new machines for his basement shop. To Mr. McCarley-a new joke book or a real old one. To Miss Clara Mehlman-a winning G. A. A. basketball team. To Miss Elsie Mehlman-50 years of married bliss, may all her troubles be little ones. To Mr. Rataiczak-a bus so he and his students can get to Gravel Hill each day. To Mr. Reynolds-a crystal ball to make certain all his predictions of things to come. To Miss Rivlin-a new set of knitting needles. To Miss Ryder-another French student as bril- liant as Dick lPetuniaD Schiller. To Miss Saylor-a room full of you can't-punch- the-wrong-key typewriters. To Miss Smith-another co-operative Beljuan staff. To Mr. Spirk-a new secretary and a double classABand. To Mr. Vilkoski-a bus so he'll have room for all his passengers going to school. To Miss Waddell-a pillow for her car so she can look out over the steering wheel. To Miss White-a fluent moving wrist so she can direct more easily. Article Ill. To our fellow schoolmates we be- queath the following individual items: We, Elda Albaugh and Lois Good, will all our love to Dominick Davolio and Bud LaRoche. Jmmiwm J 0 m5.zaM191 Jim Austin, will if you will. Don Bennington, will all my love to a certain sophomore girl. Nancy Beveridge, will to my sister Joyce the energy to run to her locker every morning after a better late than never ride with Nancy Blazer. We, Joanne Beveridge and Joanne Miller, will our love for dancing to the kids at Sam's. Jim Bishop, will to Jean Stewart some better excuses so she can get out more often. James Bostancic, being in sound mind, do here- by will myself to Shirley Ann Hall for I want her for myself. Don Brooks, will to my brother all the good times I have had in school and to Miss Smith all the money she can get for next year's Bel- iuan. Patricia Brown, will the good fellowship I have had with my teachers and Iva Baker to any underclassman worthy of it. Beverly Bumgardner, will all my good times at B. H. S. to Marie Shaw. Nelda Butler, will reluctantly leave good ol' B. H. S. Ruth Byard, will all the good times I've had in B. H. S. to my sister, Jane. Judith Cale, will my front seat in Glee Club to any underclassmen who can take it. Bob Campbell, am willing to leave. Owena Campbell, will all my love to my Marine sweetheart. Pat Campbell, will will nothing because I have nothing to will. Lois Carpenter, will all the luck in the world to the service boys from the local towns and peaceful school days to Fred Shepherd ancl Frank Woolard. Arlene Christy, will all my love to Bob. Rose Ellen Cook, will myself to San Antonio, Texas! Here I come!!! Zelda Corbett, will to any Junior girl, who likes headaches, my place in banking. Robert Coss, will to any Junior boy or girl the fortitude to go out and bum money for patrons, iust to keep Miss Smith quiet. I, Bill Craig, will to my brothers, Don and Dale, all of the good times-and a few of the not- so-good ones toofthat I've had in B. H.S. May they enjoy C?l them as much as I have!! I, Gene Cross, will Duane PoweIl's Big mouth to Joe Ault. I, Herbert Cross, brought nothing into this school and take nothing out of this school, except myself. I, Clara Davis, will my front seat in Mr. McCar- Iey's Sociology Class to Lila Kinder. I, Cloyd Davis, would like to leave Mr. P. J. Rey- nolds more stories to tell his classes. I, Bradley Day, will will nothing because I have nothing to will. I, Ettor DelGuzzo, will my boots to Jim CTekeD Tekely. I, Paul DePaulis, will to Miss Smith, a thousand dollars so she won't have to drain the poor on- coming seniors of all their money. I, Gloria Di Stefano, will my location for selling scorecards to any underclassman that is lucky enough to get it. I, Fred Dobson, will to Miss Ryder a full gas tank for riding Fritz Long and me to Linsly swim- ming pool every day after school. I, Carol Eikleberry, will myself to Ray and my happy times in B. H. S. to my sister Nancy. I, James Fernihough, will my lead foot to any one lucky enough not to get caught by the law. I, Velva Fisher, will my shortness to any tall girl who would like to be short. I, Dario Gatti, will my football iersey No. 83 to Jerry Holnose Conforti. I, Jack Gilbert, will my good times in Hi-Y to next year's president. I, Rebecca Goodson, will to my sister Mary Lee, June Taylor, and Mattie Lee Hutchins, the will power to come to school on cold snowy mornings. We, Joanne Green and Marian Campbell, will to each other our lasting friendship and to Bill CYadrickD and John ilrwinj all our love. I, Margaret Hadley, will Jerry back to his gang. Jfmxmwmwij 0 ih.v.6la1m,l97 I, Betty Hammond, will my seat in Physics class to Janet Harvey so she can learn more about the Atom bomb. I, Loretta Hart, will all the good times I have had in my four years of high school to my sister, Leota, and a peaceful eighth period study hall to Fred Sheperd. I, Sarah Haught, will my seat in French class to Ruth Thatcher so she can learn to understand the Frenchman. We, Charles Hoop and Vincent Liberati, will our seats in McCarIey's Sociology class to anyone who needs the credit. I, Marianne Jackson, will my good times at Buck- eye Girls' State to the lucky Junior representa- tive, and to Butch , my Mud Puddle. I, Anton Janos, will all my fun at B. H. S. to Delores and my car to Eddie Jacobs if he thinks he can drive it. We, Bob Kerr, Jerry Nosal, and Jim Stullenbur- ger, will all our good times to someone so they'II have something to will next year. I, George Johnston, will nothing to no one cause I need it all myself. I, Dorothy Keyser, will the bottom part of my locker to any underclassman who doesn't mind getting hit on the head. We, Gladys Koci and Cleta Smith, will our seats in Mr. Ault's class to any dumbbell who needs an education. I, Delbert Lemasters, will to Don Gulley the will power to run his hot rocl as I do mine. I, Don Long, will to George Tollett my seat in Miss Darby's English class and I hope he has just as good a time as I had. We, Nancy Hannan, Jo Ann Long, and Luella LeMasters, will out seats in 225E to any for- tunate Juniors who enioy arguing with Mr. Morris. I, Marilyn Marling, will to Nancy Scott 60 cents to rent a whole locker, so some unfortunate body won't have to suffer, as I did. I, Mary Alice Marling, will my chemistry work- book to Chester Frye. I, Lillian McCabe, will all the swell times I've had at B. H. S. to Nelda and Betty, so thot we all will have everlasting friendship. I, Pat Meek, will all my good times in home room 225 to any Junior girl who would make good use of them. I, Peggy Miller, will my seat in Mr. Dixon's room to anyone who likes it. fl Don't.i We, Shirley Miller and Phyllis Mooney, will all the fun we have had in our Senior year, to any underclassman, who thinks he can stand the strain. I, Mary Passa, will all my love to a certain Shadyside boy. I, Marian Patrone, will my basketball and music ability to my sister Eileen and hope she can better my record. We, Mary Jane Marling and Pat Pezdirz, will our running ability every morning at 8:20 to the track team. I, Johnny Pozzini, will all my love to a certain redheaded Sophomore girl. I, Bernard Pritchett, will Harpo to a certain sophomore girl plus all my good times at B. H. S. to Janie and Shirley. I, Leo Ragni, will to Steve Olexa my books-to sit on. I, Jim Reynolds, will the opportunity to any Jun- ior for the trip to Boys' State. I, Frances Rhodes, will all my love to Sonny Conaway. I, Charles Rieves, will my place in school activi- ties to my brother Arthur. I, Edward Ruckman, will my ability to sleep in classes and still get good grades to my friend Jackie Nadroski. I, Howard Robinson, am leaving, are you? We, Sophie Rushak and Bessie VanDyne, are will Iingj to leave. I, Phillip Sambuco, will my will to anyone who has anything to will. I, Rae Scherrer, will to St. John's Athletic Director a football helmet, socks, and anything else a certain St. John's Senior gave me. Try and get them! I, Richard Schiller, will all the success in the world to Jim Tekely and Steve Foreman, and all those other Knuckleheads. Jheofasiwrumdj 0 fhcflamL797 I, Ruthanne Schluter, will my perfect high school attendance record to any underclassman who enioys school as much as I did. I, Betty Schmidt, will to any new pupil such friends as I have found in Lil and Cookie. I, Eileen Shepherd, will my tallness to anyone who hates the name Shorty. I, Bill Skapik, will my secret Atomic formula which cuts school time in half to Tom Corbett. We, Pete Smith, Cecil Secrest, Dick Church, and Bill Rahr, The Warriors, will our Basketball skills and talents to those deserving Juniors who can ride the oak with as much pride as we did. l, Juanita Snell, will my ability to sell magazines to Mary Lee Goodson, Joe Turner, and Sarah Williams, because they will need it for coming years. I, James Snyder, will my speed in typing to Irene Sadlowski if she can use it. I, Madge Snyder, will my ability to get along with all the teachers to Janice Blacker. I, Paul Sowpel, will to drop dead if I don't get through this year. I, Carol Stahl, will to the Juniors our early morn- ing gossip sessions in room 225. Edna Stewart, will to the Freshman class of next year 4 years of as many good times as I have had in high school. Mary Ann Sztary, will all of my love to Jim Church. Ann Thomas, will my ability in Shorthand and Typing to Rosie Johnson and Mary Lee Good- son. Bonnie Tomlinson, will my love to a certain boy, as I promised him I would. Paul Toxie, will my Toni Home Permanent Kit to anyone who thinks I use one. Jo Ann Trigg, will my fun as office girl to Alice Wise lShe always helped me anywayb. Gayla Wagner, will to my sister, Dotty, Can incoming Freshmanj all the fun and friendship she can have in four years of high school. Ernest Walker, will my seat in band to any lucky person who wants to practice. Eldine Wallace, will all the fun I've had in high school to myself for future use. Peggy Weekley, will to my little brother Red , who will be a Freshman, part of my brains C?l so he can play football and still get through high school. Mary Zola, will my senior seat to my brother Johnny. lHe is only in kindergartenj In order to insure the fulfillment of the above articles inclosed within this priceless document, we do hereby appoint Charles Keyser as executor, and trust that he will fulfill our wishes to the utmost of his ability. Signed in our presence: James A. Dixon Miss Clara Mehnmann Fred J. Reynolds 6 PM COMBINED GLEE cLuBs March 22, 1951 All Glee Clubs and Mixed Chorus Low ln The Grave He Lay ,, ...,,..,.e...A . Lowry Scripture , A .. ,V , Frances Loeffler Dawn at Carmel ., ...,. .,,..... . .... , ,r.. .....,,, A Groos Uudith Cale, Gloria DiStetano, Diane Dixon Marguerite Wise, Don Bennington, Rudy Studenicj PI'Oyer . , . ...., . , A Mary Ann Wiggins Jesus Christ is Risen Today ...,,.....,... Davidica Upperclass Girls Victory ., ,,... ,. ...,,..,,...,, A Shelley O Sons and Daughters ..rri Traditional French All ln The April Evening ,. .. .A ,. 4, T Robertson Girls Ensemble-Mary Margaret Moore, Judith Cale, Emma Joan Lam- bros, Pat Ingram, Betty Weekley, Juanita Snell, Phyllis Mooney, Nancy Beveridge, Diane Dixon, Marguerite Wise, Marilyn Marling, Rebecca Goodson, Sue Robinson, Esther Roth, Kathryn Makofsky The Resurrection ,.,.. ,, ,, . ,, .. ,. . . Shelley High School Audience Holy, Holy, Holy .,. . Dykes Freshmen Girls As It Began to Dawn . . , ,, Harker Victory .. . . . , .,,, . , Meredith fFreshmen Ensemblej A Galilean Carol .. .. .. . A ,T ,, Shure Mixed Chorus Olives' Brow ..l. it Bradbury In Joseph's Lonely Garden A ,T .,,,, , .,..,.., .,... . ., .. . ,. . , . Dickinson Boys' Quartet-Charles Rieves, Bill Thomas, Charles Piatt, Fred Dobson Christ is Risen .. ,... A . . ,. ,. ......, . , . . . 17th Century German Air Lament and Weep T ..,. ..,,,,. . A , 17th Century German Air Hosanna-Solo: Charles Piatt . ,. .T ,. T .. ,, Granier Acloramus te, Christe Cfrom the Seven Last Wordsj .....,, .,,,,, D ubois Jerusalem . ,, ., .,,......., ..l,.. ...., . . ,...,,...... t ., ,, Parker 88 .Saw '11,-jncms, The Sr. Y-Teens is composed of iunior and senior girls. This organization is made possible by the YWCA and the Town Unit of Bellaire. Our theme this year was the Circus. The program had a merry-go-round on the front and each horse inside had the various programs written on it. The program this year con- sisted of: October 12, Tureen Dinner, October 25, Hi-Y-Teen meeting, November 9, Recognition, November 17, Hi-Y-Teen Formal, December 14, Christmas Party, Feb- ruary 1, Book Review, March 1, Mr. Oberle, March 15, Hobby Meeting, April 5, Election of Officers, they are: President, Edna Stewart, Vice-President, Pat Brown, Inner Club, Gayla Wagner, Ways and Means, Eldine Wallace, Program, Shirley Burnett, Secretary, Marilyn Marling, Social, Nancy Beveridge, Devotionals, Hazel Luke, Service, Beverly Bumgardner, Treasurer, Phyllis Mooney, Music, Mary Margaret Moore, Pianist, Ruthanne Schluter, Advisors, Miss Haudenschield, Miss Price, and Miss Koehnline. 1110, gmm u-Jim The Junior Y-Teens is an organization composed of girls from the Freshmen and Sophomore classes. They are affiliated with the YWCA and, therefore, their purpose is that of the YWCA, To grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. The theme of the programs for the 1950-1951 year is The Bells and Belles of Bellaire Junior Y-Teens. Every effort was made to plan programs that would interest all types of girls. Although the girls plan and put on meetings them- selves, they also have representative speakers. This year's Christmas meeting was a service project, each girl had the opportunity to bring a small gift to be sent to the children's hospital at Cambridge, Ohio. The present Junior Y-Teen cabinet consists of the following officers: President, Frances Loeffler, Vice President, Helen Forbes, Secretary, Sylvia Stern, Treasurer, Catherine Boccabella, Inter-Club Representative, Susie Noice, Publicity, Carol Malpiedi and Theresa Parnell, Music, Dianne Dixon and Shirley Brock, Social Chairman, Nancy Krnyaich, Ways and Means, Carole Fluxe, Devotions, Mary Ann Wiggins, Programs, Barbara Sherry and Sandra Christy, Pianist, Delores Liberati, Service Chairman, Sue Robinson. The faculty advisors are Miss Korner and Miss Ryder. 89 059 Bellaire 45-St. Clairsville 0 On the road for the first time this year we scored on the first play of the ball game. From then there wasn't much opposition except once. All in all it was a rough game all the way. Bellaire I9-Martins Ferry 6 A determined Ferry team scored first via a blocked punt. Then we stormed back with Don Brinker intercepting a pass for our first score. Then in the third quarter Pozzini ran over for the second score. Early in the fourth quarter Jim Bostancic plunged over for the final score. Bellaire 20--New Philadelphia 20 Still rolling along, Bellaire saw their 20-13 lead cut down in the last three seconds. Led by Pozzini and Tekeley, Bellaire picked up valuable yards. Bellaire 23-Bridgeport 0 Mud all over the field for the first time this year didn't bother the Big Reds. But despite the mud and water, the line and backs plunged and fought their way across Bridgeport's goal line. John Pozzini, Jim Tekeley, and Jim Bostancic and Cecil Secrest figured in the scoring. Bellaire 6-Wheeling 0 As Bellaire took the field, with 20 seniors on the squad, playing their last game, it was mostly a senior team fighting all the way. Pozzini drove over for the only TD after Jim Austin had blocked a punt. llflw Jlcum, ' ' Iwi' QU SOPHOMORES Roberta Basrak Gladys Bland Catherine Boccabella Curtis Clifford Ellis Cope Walter Dietrich Jeanne Foreman Lois Johnson Jean Keyser Frances Loeffler Carol Malpiedi Shirley McGuire Janie Mobley Susie Noice Theresa Parnell Robert Parrish Raymond Sanders Shirley Semple Barbara Sherry Delores Skorich Patricia Spears Sylvia Stern David Sutton Robert Vessels Mary Ann Wiggins Barbara Willerton Marguerite Wise Irene Zaleski FRESHMEN Sylvia Battistone Patty Bennington Margie Booher Josephine Brown Janice Bulger Donald Clark Maureen Closser Donald Cole Margaret Davis Tommy Decker Thomas Forbes Philip Frantz Chester Frye 90 James Gibson Margaret Glasgow Joyce Hall James Helms Jean Jaquay Carol Kate Darlene King William McFadden Phyllis Miller Joyce Milliken Margaret Morris Eileen Patrone Paul Patterson Gloria Rafeldt Margaret Simko Helen Snouffer Jean Stewart Judith Thoenen Dorothy Trigg Nick Trolley Anita Upperman Anne Voight V Geraldine Wright ELDA ALBAUGH, Girl Reserves, I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra. I, 2, 3, 4. JIM AUSTIN, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Track, I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club, 2, 3. DON BENNINGTON, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed CHOFUS, 3, 4, Class Chapel, I, 2, 3. NANCY BEVERIDGE, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team, I, 2, 3, Beliuan Staff, 4, Student Council, 4, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble, 4, Scoreboard Girl, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4, Junior Class Play. JOANNE BEVERIDGE, Glee Club, I, 2. JIM BISHOP, Orchestra, 3, Concert-Orchestra, 3. JAMES BOSTANCIC, Basketball, I, 2, Football, I, 2, 3, 4, Track, I, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA BROWN, Senior Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, Chapel, 2, 3, 4, Swimming Club, 2. BEVERLY BUMGARDNER, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY BURNETT, Usher, 3, Senior Scholarship Team, Commercial Club, 3, Chapel ,I, 2, 3, Glee Club, I, 2, G, A. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club, I. NELDA BUTLER, Office Girl, G. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, Usher. RUTH BYARD, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, Glee Club, I, Commercial Club, 3. JUDITH CALE, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4, Class Chapel, I, 2, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, Swimming Club, I, Scorecard Girl, 4. Bos CAMPBELL, Glee Club, 1, 2, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Fooibqll, 4. owENA CAMPBELL, Glee Club, 1, 2, Y-Teens, 1, 2, 4, MARIAN CAMPBELL, Glee Club, 1, 2, Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4. ARLENE CHRISTY, G. A. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, usher, 3. ROSE ELLEN COOK, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, 3, 4, Usher, 3. ZELDA CORBETT, Ensemble, Y-Teens, 4, Commercial Club, 3, 4, Ottice Girl. ROBERT COSS, Glee Club, I, Science Club, I, Hi-Y, 4. BILL CRAIG, PAT Club, 4, FTA Club, 2, 3, Quiz Book Con- test 3, Class Chapel, I, 2, 3, Junior Class Play, 3, Poetry Contest, 3, State Scholarship Team, Placed 3rd in Belmont Co., Honor- able Mention in State. GENE CROSS, Track I. CLOYD DAVIS, Beliuan Staff, Discussion Club, 3, 4: Science Club, I. PAUL DE PAULIS, Boys' Glee Club, 2, Basketball mgr., 2, Football mgr., 3, 4. GLORIA Di STEFANO, Ensemble, 4, Commercial Club, 3, 4, Banking Girl, 4, Scorecard Girl, 4. FRED DOBSON, Track, I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4. JAMES FERNIHOUGH, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Glee Club, 4. JACK GILBERT, Vice President-District 23 for Hi-Y. REBECCA GOODSON, G. A. A., I, 2, 3, Ensemble, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4, Banking Girl, 4, Office Girl, 4, Colored Chapel, I, Usher, 4. JOANNE GREEN, G. A. A., I, 2, Junior Class Play, En- semble, 3. MARGARET HADLEY, Banking Girl, 4, Office Girl, 4, Usher, 3. BETTY HAMMOND, Usher, 3, Chapel, 3. NANCY HANNAN, Swimming, I, 2, Science, I. SARAH HAUGHT, Scholarship Team, Usher, 3, Chapel, 3. BEVERLY HOLLOWAY, Science Club, I, G. A. A., I, 2, 4, Marching Band, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band, I, 2, 3, 4. MARIANNE JACKSON, Maiorette, 3, 4, Ensemble, 3, 4, Beliuan Staff, Office Girl, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, 3, 4, Jr. Class Play, G. A. A., I, 2, 3, Junior Town Meet- ing, I, 2, 3. ANTON JANOS, Marching Band, I, 2, 3. BOB KERR, Jr. Red Cross, I, 2, Concert Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus, 4, Boys' Cooking Club, 3. GEORGE JOHNSTON, Basketball, I, 2, Jr. Class Play. DOROTHY KEYSER, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, G. A. A., I, 2, Ensem- ble, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4. GLADYS KOCI, G. A. A., I, Swimming Club, I. . ZE... JO ANN LONG, G. A. A., I, 2, 3, Y-Teens, I, 2, 4, Science Club, l, Glee Club, I, 2, Office Girl. HAZEL ROSINA LUKE, Commercial Club, 3, 4, Glee Club, I, Astronomy Club, 2. MARILYN MARLING, G. A. A., l, 2, 3, 4, Swimming Club, I, 2, 3, Latin Club, 'I, 2, Ensemble, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Commercial Club, Office Girl. MARY ALICE MARLING, Glee Club, I, 2, Y-Teens, 'I, 2, American Legion Essay, Class Chapel, I, 2. LILLIAN MCCABE, Y-Teens, Usher. SHIRLEY MILLER, Y-Teens, I, 3, 4, G. A. A., I, 3, Banking, 4, Glee Club, I, Usher, 3. PEGGY MILLER, Science, I, Future Teachers of America, 2, Sr. Y-Teens, Ottice Girl, 4, Ensemble, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4, Banking, 4. PHYLLIS MOONEY, Ushering, 3, Junior Town Meeting, 4, Oftice Girl, Library Girl, Scorecard Girl, 3, 4, Commercial Club, Mixed Chorus, Ensemble, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens, l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., l, 3, 4. MARY MARGARET MOORE, G. A. A., I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 'I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader, Student Council, Sr. Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4, Astronomy Club 2, Swimming Club, 2, Basket- ball, I, 2, 3. MARY PASSA, Commercial Club, 3, Swimming Club, 2, 3, G. A. A., I, 2, 3. MARIAN PATRONE, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Glee Club, I, 2, 3. PAT PEZDIRZ, Y-Teens, I, 2, 3, 4, G, A. A., l, 3, Office Girl, Glee Club, 'l, 2, Swimming Club. JOHN POZZINI, Hi-Y, Track, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, Junior Class Play, Junior Class, pres., Class Chapel, 2, 3, 4. BILL RAHR, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Track Mgr., I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Beliuan Staff. LEO RAGNI, Glee Club, I, Basketball Manager, 3, 4. JIM REYNOLDS, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Discussion Club, 3, 4, Bel- iuan Staff, Scholarship team, Student Council, Class Chapel, 2, 3. FRANCES RHODES, Y-Teens, I, Banking, Scholarship team, 2. CHARLES Rievfs, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, Student Council. HOWARD ROBINSON, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Hi-Y Treasurer, District iff23. PHILLIP SAMBUCO, Glee Club, 'I, 2. RAE SCHERRER, G. A. A., 1, 2, 3, Beliuon Stuff, Latin Club, I, 2, Junior Chapel, Junior Class Play, Oflice Girl, Cheer- leader, 'I, 2, 3, 4. RUTHANNE SCHLUTER, Band, 3, 4, G. A. A-, 3, 4: JY- CIOSS Play, Library Girl. BETTY SCHMIDT, Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Usher, 4, G. A. A., 4. EILEEN SHEPHERD, Sales Club, 3, G. A. A., 4. BILL SKAPIK, Football, 4, Glee Club, 3. JUANITA SNELL, Library Girl, 4, Ensemble, 4, Class Chapel, 2. MADGE SNYDER, G. A. A., 1. CAROL STAHL, Usher, Glee Club, l, 2, Latin ,l, Y-Teens, 'l, 2. EDNA STEWART, Homecoming Queen, Ensemble, 3, 4, Jr. Class Play. RUDY STUDENC, Art, I, 2, Astronomy, I, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4. PAULINE TOLAR, Junior Y-Teens, I, Senior Y-Teens, 4. BONNIE TOMLINSON, Latin Club, 1, Oflice Girl, 4, Bank- ing Girl 4. PAUL TOXIE, Hi-Y, 4, Jr. Red Cross, 'l, 2, Football Mgr., Jr. Class Play. 2, 4, JO ANN TRIGG, Glee Club, l, 2. GAYLA WAGNER, Sr. Y-Teen Cabinet, 4. ELDINE WALLACE, Jr. Class Play, Swim Club, I, 2, 3, F. T. A., 3, Basketball. PEGGY WEEKLY, Beliuan Staff, Usher, Banking, Y-Teens, Student Council. I, 2: 92 I, 2, Qljuan. Paflwna, -A- Allison, The Rev. and Mrs. M. M. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anshutz, Miss Clara Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur -B- Baker, Miss lva Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Barnes, Mrs. Rose Marie Beck, Miss Alice E. Beck, Miss Edna M. Beck, Mr. and Mrs. G. Carl Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow A. Bell, Miss Beverly Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Belmont Store, 1152 Bethel, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Beveridge, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Beveridge, Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Beveridge, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Biggins, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. William Blair, Paul H. Boccabella, Mr. and Mrs. Gory Boccabella, Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Boskovich, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bosley, TfSgt. and Mrs. lrvin Bostanic, Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. and son, Curtis Brannen, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Branstroop, Mr. and Mrs. George Bratka, Mrs. Adam Brock, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Brock, Miss Norma Jean Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brown, Mrs. Walter Bumgardner, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burns, Dr. Louis A. Butler's Grocery -C- Cambric, Miss Cecile Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Camsky, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carnahan, Bill Case, Miss Ruth A. Castricone, Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Clark, Mrs. Darleen Closser, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Coen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coen, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Cook, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cook, Pfc. Raymond Cook, Robert Ross Corbett, Miss Marian Corbett, Mrs. Medes Corbett, Robert Cox, Mr. and Mrs. John Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Creamer, Mrs. Mary I. Creamer, William H. Cribbs, Judy and Lin Crouse, James W. Crozier, Abe -D- Danford, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Darby, Miss Anna E. Davis, Mrs. Ada Davis, Mrs. Roland Day, Darby Dean, Mrs. Opal DeBlasis, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Delbert, Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeVan, Miss Regina Diab, George Dickey, Mr. and Mrs. Allan DiStefano, Mr. and Mrs. James District Fifty, U. M. W. of A. Dixon, Miss Charlotte Dixon, Miss Gertrude Doerge, Mrs. Louise Driver, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. Eddison Duvall, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. -E- Eikleberry, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Electric Shoe Repairing Shop Ewing, Miss Pauline -F- Felix, Mrs. Fred Fisher, William Fisk, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jr. Forty-first Street Gas Station Foster, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. William L. Franken, Dr. and Mrs. George Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. John A Friend of the Class of '51 A Friend ofthe Class of '51 Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin -G- Galloway, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Galloway, Mr. and Mrs. William Garrison, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gauntz, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Giancola, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gmeindl, Miss Rosanne Green, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Green, Mr. and Mrs. William Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. James E. -H- Hadley, Ralph Hadley, William Hall, Fred Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Mace Halloway, Robert Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Orin A. Hcsnnan, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hannan, Lt. James E., U. S. M. C. Hart, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hartman, Donald Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. John Harvey, Miss Mary Haught, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hawkins, James Helms, Arnold Hepburn, Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Hepburn, Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Hess, Mrs. Willard Hinerman, The Rev. and Mrs. C. Philip Hoskinson, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hoskinson, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hout, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell and Family Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank -J- Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L, Jeffers, Sanford Jeffries, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Johnson, Mrs. Gloria Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. George Junkins, Mr. and Mrs. James -K- Kahl, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kennedy, Miss Shirley Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Ralston R. Kirkland, Mrs. C. W. Klee, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klempa, Mike Koehnline, Miss Mildred Korner, Miss Gertrude Koryda, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kurth, Mr. and Mrs. James Kurth, The Misses Louise and Freda -L- LaBelle Beauty Shop Lahue, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lancaster, Mrs. Olive Hughes Lando, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Lando, Charles Lelli, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Linard, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Long, Mr. and Mrs. Ross P. Ludwig, Mrs. Walter Luke, Mr. and Mrs. William -M- Maker, Mrs. Dawn D. Marling, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Matz, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mayer, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McCarley, Mr. and Mrs. l. R. McClain, Mr. and Mrs. Joe McClarin, John McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McHenry, Miss Jeannette Meager's Grocery Store, Indian Run Meager, Mr. and Mrs. John Meager, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Meek, A. F. Mehlman, Miss Clara Mehlman, Miss Elsie Mendelson, Dr. and Mrs. Max Miller, Billy Franklin Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Lannie Moody, Mrs. Goldie Munn, Mr. and Mrs. J. Willard -N- Nally, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Nedrow, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nevil, Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Newhart, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nicholson, Sr., Ralph D. Noice, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Noice, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. -Q- Oberman, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. ..p.. Paden, Mrs. Lois Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Passa, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pezderz, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Poe, Mrs. John Pokas, Miss Goldie Pokas, William Polinsky, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Popovich, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pozzini, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Tennessee, Prin. St. Joe School Price, Miss Grace M. Price, ..R, Rahr, Miss Jeanette Rahr, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ratoiczak, Miss Helen Reinbolt, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Rhodes, Miss Ruthann Rietz, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Robey, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. ' ptlffwlld, Robison, Mr. and Mrs. James Roth, Miss Florence C. Ryder, Miss Sarah Ann -5- Saylor, Miss Helen M. Scherrer, Miss Catherine Scherrer, Lt. Cig.l David Schockey, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schommer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schramm, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shank, Ruby Bell Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Sherwood, Miss Jerry Shoplak, Sr., John Sidon, Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith, Miss Adeline Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Smith, Miss Esther R. Smith, Miss Margaret E. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Newell Snedeker, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Snell, Mr. and Mrs. Beniamin F. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sochar, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Somerville, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Somerville, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sparling, Carl G. Spence, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Spirk, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stahl, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stewart, James W. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Stitt, Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Strong, The Rev. and Mrs. Donald H Stullenberger, Harold Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sutton, The Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Sylvia's Restaurant -T.. Talbott, Miss Helen Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. E. Frazier Teasdale, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Hershall Trigg, Mr. and Mrs. George Trisler, Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Trolley, Alice -V- Valkovic, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vaughn, Harry Vilkoski, Mr. and Mrs. John Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. John ...W- Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence and Roberta Weekley, Mrs. Ross Wehe, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wenckoske, Casimir West Bellaire School Wheeler, Miss Leona White, Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Williams, Miss Eva G. Winder, Mrs. William Wise, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Witchey, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woollard, Miss Dorothy Workman, Miss Edna -Y- Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Burl Yavelak, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Steve Yocum, Miss Margaret Youst, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. -Z- Zellers, Mr. and Mrs. Merle ymwwgadv' Page -A.. -F- Archibald Hardware .,,..,..,,. . -3.- Bauknecht, Walter C. , . B 81 P Transportation Co. .. . Bel-Air Inn .,., ., ,, . . Bellaire Ford Sales ..,. ......,., Bellaire News Agency, The . ,. . Bellaire Wallpaper and Paint Co. , , Belmont Casket Mtg. Co., The . , Belmont Federal Savings and Loo Belmont Furniture Co., The . . Belmont Restaurant, The I Bermans . . . Better Brushes ., Big Red Booster Club, The . . Blum's . , Books Bryan, Arch , , . , , , Buckeye Sand 81 Supply Co., The Buckeye Savings 8. Loan Co., The ...C- Caldwell, Robert M. ., , Campbell's Food Market ., . Canton Engraving Co. . . Capitol Confectionery . ,. . , Capitol Flower Shoppe, The . , Capitol 81 Temple Theatres M , .. Cochran Electric Co. . . , . Cowen-Dickens Insurance Co. .-D.. Dankworth's Drug Store .. ., Dickey, Allan ., . A Dorer, Dr. Wm. I . , , Dressing Table Salon , . Duvall's Drug Store , ,, -E.. Eagles, The ,, . , ,,,.., M .. Elliott School of Business ,,,,, n Co., The T17 'IOO TOO 'ITO 'IT3 'I05 T05 T16 T15 T07 T06 T04 104 T12 103 'IO9 T03 'I09 104 106 T17 T20 114 102 T17 TOT 99 97 T10 T07 97 98 T15 T05 Farmers and Merchants National Bank, The... First National Bank, The Four Friends ,,.,, ,. Franklin, M. Fry, Clyde . , . Fry 8g Rice .,.. , .. -9.- Glencoe Transfer ,. . Good 81 Co., L. S. Grant Co., W. T. Greenlee, J. T. , , Gress Pastry Shoppe . Griest Drug Co., The C. H -H- Hancher, Charles N. . ,. Harper's Bakery , Harris Co., David . . Hat Hospital . . ,. Heil, Earl J. Herzberg's .,..., Hoge-Davis Drug Co. Home Company, The , Horne's Hub, The Hyman's Imperial Glass Co., The -.I Johnson's Inc. . .. -K- Kautman's Keller's Grocery .. . . . Kern Insurance Agency, Kotera Service Station Kurtz Bros. . .. ,.... Inc., The -L- Lando's .. ,. 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AA A AA White's Market A AAAAA A Women ofthe Moose -Y- Yingling Market AAAA A A -Z- Zink's Shoe Store AAAA AA Page 106 107 102 107 98 117 108 We 1o1 103 110 'l'I6 114 97 113 114 103 'IO9 'I'l6 T17 112 115 113 'I03 102 'ITO 98 ,g 3 -, , ,--.. , .., DRUGS FOR 52 YEARS WE HAVE SERVED BELLAIRE AND COMMUNITY YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS WILL BE FILLED ACCURATELY BY REGISTERED PHARMACISTS Corner 33rd and Belmont Streets BELLAIRE OHIO Phones 92 - 9l47 - 9l54 DAN KWORTHIS CUT RATE Mr, Reynolds: latter final exam in Physicsl: Well, Betty, what did you think of the course? Betty Schmidt: I thought it was very all-inclusive. Everything that wasn't covered during the yeor was covered on the final exam. Mrs, Polinsky approached the clerk in a fruit market and asked for a pound of grapes. My husband is very fond of them. Tell me, do you know whether they have been sprayed with uny kind of poison? No, mo'am replied the clerk, you'll have to get that at the drug store. PUMPA FLORIST GIFT 81 ART JOHNSON'S INC. 3920 Adoms Ave. Shadyside, Ohio Ph. 23691 of amx HOME SUPPLIERS I x ' is Q :TY ,,. Tig ' Q ,I ,g ,Q L 425 -. 33rd St. y J Phone 539-801 Being Well-groomed Always Poys Whether You're A BEL.LAIR'E',fOHlQ Child, Junior Miss, Teen-ager or Matron THE DRESSING TABLE SALON Neffs, Ohio Phone ll23R3 Bel. Open Evenings By Appointment COlTIpIIl'T'IeI'1TS of Nefifs, Ohi P O S I N ' S Jewelers CENTER FOOD MARKET Triangle Store Paints - Groceries - Meots - Drugs Produce - General Merchandise T306 Market Street Wheeling, W, Vq, o Phone Bel-1123-R-2 97 Yi 1. I FO SHOES EXPERTLY FITTED BY X-RAY ZINK'S 3227 BELMONT STREET SHOE STORE Mr. Vilkowski: What is the shape ofthe earth, Gene? Gene Cross: It's round. Mr. Vilkowskiz And can you prove it's round? Gene Cross: AII right, it's square. I don't want any argument. Miss Rivlin: I want a gym suit to wear around my gymnasium. Joan Miller iabsentlylz Certainly, Miss, what size is your gymnasium? DUVALL'S PHARMACY The Store With The New Look Compliments of STANDARD OIL CO. The Social Center of Gravel Hill 33rd and Guernsey For The Past Fifty Years Bellaire Ohio FOUR FRIENDS of the BIG REDS Best of Luck to Bellaire Graduates Sincerely JULE RIVLIN SPORT SHOP 'II35 Main Street Wheeling Phone Wheeling 3698 98 Manufacturers of GLASS PARTS FOR INDUSTRY For Seventy Three Years THE RODEFER GLASS CO. BELLAIRE OHIO Est. T877 If she should miss They say that to reach a fellow's heart, The slim nail's head . The stomach route is sure, If she should bash Her thumb instead' But dames unskilled in cookery He's apt to hear Will find it a rough detour! A word or two He didnuf even know A woman's face is her fortune, She knew. especially if it runs into a nice figure HAVE YOUR INSURANCE WRITTEN BY THOSE WHO KNOW HOW! THE COWEN - DICKENS CO. INSURANCE SPECIALISTS 88 Kinds of Insurance For Your Protection 4th Floor First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. BELLAIRE, OHIO PHONE 97 99 THE HU EXQUISITE PORTRAITS IN THE FRANK MOORE MANNER WALTER C. BAUKNECHT Successor To GRAFTON - BAUKNECHT - MELLOTT CO. Funeral Directors AIR CONDITIONED FUNERAL HOME Corner 37th cmd Jetiierson Streets BELLAIRE, OHIO PHONE 66 AMBULANCE SERVICE Marianne Jackson: I don't like some of these modern dances. They're nothing but hugging set t music! Nancy Jo McFall: Well, what is there about that to which you obiect? Marianne Jackson: The music! The original nitwit was the boy that poisoned his 'Father and mother, then pleaded for mercy cn the grounds he was an orphan. GRIEST CUT RATE DRUG STO Original CUT RATE Since 1898 RES Your Prescription Will Be Accurately Filled at 1125 and 1406 Market St. McKELVEY'S PHARMACY WHEELING Phones 912-9134 3127 Union St Compliments ot BEN PINSKY'S Fine Diamonds Watches 81 Silverware 226-32nd Street Bellaire, Ohio Compliments of B8iP BUS CO. Dependable and Safe Service Charter Trips BELLAIRE 28 We Congratulate The Members of the Bellaire High School Graduating Class. The future success of this district depends largely upon you, and in extending best wishes, we offer our services in the spirit of friendly helpfulness. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK BELLAIRE, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Nelda Butler had the snilfles, which annoyed Peggy Weekly who was sitting next to her. Listen, Nelda, she said, have you got a handkerchief? Yes, answered Nelda in between a few sniffs, but my Mother won't let me Ioan it to anybody! Mr. Reinboltz You can never talk to that lady without hearing a long story about her ailments. Bud Bonar: Yes, you might almost call it an organ recital. Compliments of I I H E E L I S I I EARL J. HEIL OHIO PAINT 8: GLASS CO. Maytag Washer Sales and Services 3374 Bel,-nonf Sfreef Now in our New Location Phone 765 Bellaire, ohae 3265 Belmont Sf. Phone 462 BELLAIRE, OHIO Congratulations and Continued Success COCHRAN ELECTRICAL CO. Gmdumes FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Bellaire High Sales and Service Electrical Contracting - Appliances .. STONE 8: THOMAS Fixtures and Supplies Wheeling West Virginia 3244 Belmom Street BGIIGIVS, Ohio Phone II5O I0'I YOUNG MAN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED He has a savings account and is adding to it regularly - a sure sign that he is a candidate for success. SAVE HERE FOR THE THINGS YOU WANT MOST FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN BELLAIRE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Miss Mehlmann got on a bus and took the only empty seat, next to a somewhat drowsy Mr. GrilTin. She opened up a map of Manchuria and began to study it. Mr. GriHin blinked his eyes, looked at the map several times, and linally said to her, Pardon me, Miss Mehlmann, but I think you're on the wrong bus! Frank Robinson: How are you Feeling today? Jim Bostancic: Fine! Why do you ask? Frank Robinson: Because last night you gave a beautiful blond your seat. Jim Bostancic: And what is wrong with that? Frank Robinson: She was the only one on the bus! Compliments Compliments of of THE SEIDEL BAKERY WOMEN OF THE MOOSE CHAPTER 4387 Phone BELLAIRE 2238 BELLAIRE OHIO CHOICE FLOWERS For All Occasions It's Fun to Shop for Junior Fashions at ' 'i ' Q 3 X G, Geo. E. STIFEL co. .f,,,W5?' Wheeling's Friendly Department Store CAPITOL FLOWER SHOP BELLAIRE Ol-H0 'I02 CONGRATULATIONS ON GRADUATION When you begin earning a tull time salary or have need of banking service we invite you to call on THE UNION SAVINGS BANK Edna Stewart: I'm telling you for the last time-you can't kiss me! Paul Toxie: At last! I thought you'd never weaken. Forty-eight hamburgers, please, Regoli ordered. The clerk looked surprised, so Sylvan explained Oh, I'm not going to eat all of them myself. I have three friends outside. GEO. R. TAYLOR CO ARCH BRYAN Jeweler Wheelmg W VU Expert Watch Repairing Fashion Leaders for Bellaire Ohio Over One Hundred Years WHITE'S MARKET B L U M ' S BeIIaire's Complete Food Market Bellaire's Reliable Store 280 Phones 281 For Over 50 Years 103 CONTROL YOUR MONEY Everyone should have a savings account. lt's not a question of money. ln fact, it has more to do with the head than the pocketbook. It is mostly a question of making a start. You can open an account for as little as one dollar. You will look back on that day as one ofthe most important milestones in your lite. People attempt to justify their neglect in not having a savings account with the excuse that they can't save anything, that their ex- penses take up all their income. That may be true before they adopt a sensible spending plan and control their money. To say that the average person can't save is nonsense. Millions of people in the small- est income brackets have, and are, building up large and substantial savings accounts. Learn to CONTROL YOUR MONEY. The Buckeye Savings and Loan Company BELLAIRE, OHIO Safe Sound Secure Mr. Brock to Don Bennington: She'll be right clown. Care for a game of chess? Miss Ewing: Do you know Poe's 'Raven'? .lim Tekely: No, what's he mad about? Miss Darby: Jimmy, your marks are terrible. l don't think you are trying. You need more spunk. Do you know what that is? Jim Austin: Yes, ma'am-it's the past participle of spank. Compliments of MENDLESON'S GRESS PASTRY SHOPPE COMPLETE MEN'S WEAR 3063 Belmont St. 3340 Belmont Street Bellaire, Ohio Php 827 Bellaire, Ohio Compliments of . . A. REED DR R HARPER'S BAKERY PLATES EXCLUSWELY Phone Bpt. 414 Heinlein Bldg. 204 National Bank Bridgeport Qt-,go Compliments of Complimems of BETTER BRUSHES B E R M A N , S MADE'-'NE HAU- MEN's AND BOY'S SHOP 2611 EOR Sf. Bellaire Ohio phone 6225 Wheeling, W. Va. i 'IO4 1-1 i Compliments of MEHLMANN FLORIST PHONE BPT. 31 Flowers For All Occasions Corsages and Weddings a Specialty THE SCHOOL WITH YOUR FUTURE The Ellioii School ol Business, Inc. 6th Floor Hawley Building WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA Shirley Miller to Rose Ellen Cook: I like the outdoor type of fellow-the kind who has a n ce onver tibIe! Marian Patrone: I want you to check my motor! Garage Man: Why, ma'am, your motor is missing! Marian Patrone: Why, that's funny, it was there a little while ago! Mr. Reynolds: Cloyd, define a vacuum. Cloyd Davis: I've got it in my head but I just can't th k of it! BELLAIRE NEWS AGENCY E. O. MEDER, Prop. Newspapers and Magazines City Building Phone 9I35 Compliments of REICHART'S I I I5 Main St. Wheeling Hanover 8g 5th Martins Ferry Two Great Stores To Serve You Better BELLAIRE WALLPAPER 8. PAINT STORE 3035 Belmont St. Phone T633 Sherwin-Williams Paints Gold Seal Wallpaper Let us help you beautify your home NEW CO-OPERATIVE CO. Groceries and Meats Quality Controlled Through Consumer Ownership Phone 908-.I-I Neffs, Ohio OUR AIM IS TO SERVE THE AT REASONABLE PRICES WE SPECIALIZE IN BANQUETS CALL 9121 BEST BELMONT RESTAURANT BELLAIRE OHIO Sue Robinson: Johnny, I don't want to see you any more. John Pozzini: Okay, I'II turn oft the light! Cecil Sechrest: Football players must be contortionists! Edward Ruckmon: Why? Cecil Sechrest: They're always going around their own ends! SCHRAMM'S GROCERY Quality Groceries Some Location Since 1881 Opposite High School Phone 359 Bellaire, Ohio Compliments of DR. W. J. NESBITT SCHOCKEY'S FLORIST 314 32nd St. Bellaire, Ohio We grow our own f1owers Phone 98-Res. 128W Union Bunk KENNETH B. SCHRAMM Real Estate and Fire Insurance Phone 101 Bldg. Bellaire, Ohio Compliments of DR. ROBERT M. CALDWELL 106 Best Wishes DR. M. FRANKLIN To The Class of 1951 THE NEFF LUMBER CO. Lumber, Hardware and Supplies If it's to build with, we have it. General Electric Appliances 2601 Belmont St. YARDS AT Powhatan, Ohio Phone Powhatan TB BELLAIRE OHIO Netts, Ohio Phone Bellaire, 21 THE BELMONT Finest Furniture and Appliances THE SMART SHOP Hosiery - Dresses -Lingerie A . AT LOWEST PRICES ccessories On Easiest Credit Terms . h. 3345 Belmont St. Bellaire, O io Bellaire Ohio Phone Bellaire 996 To have your car serviced reasonably, Forty-five years ot eye service to the people Pf0mPllY Und PleU5Ur'iIYf Stop ef in this community WALTER SCOTT SERVICE STATION DR. WM. DORER EYESIGHT SPECIALIST PHONE 9l5B Belmont Street Bellaire, Ohio Cor. 37th 8K Belmont Sts, Bellaire, Ohio Mr. Cribbs: The size of your bill makes my blood boil. Doctor: That will be S20 more for sterilizing your system. Mr. Dixon: Well, Hill, how did you do in your exams today? Earl Hill: I did what Napoleon did. Mr. Dixon: How's that? Earl Hill: I went down in history! Bob Kerr: You're so beautiful when you're mad. Joann Turner: Who's mad? Bob Kerr: Who's beautiful? When Shopping For Your Compliments Prom and Graduation Formal of go to KAUFMAN'S The Rail and River 28th Eleventh St. Wheeling Coal Company Prices 517.95 up Jr. and Misses Sizes 107 Congratulations and Best Wishes Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of to the l 9 5 l Class of T951 Your friendly W. 1. GRANT STORE L. S. GOOD 8. COMPANY Bellaire Ohio Wheeling W. Va Compliments Compliments of of PARINTHA HAT SHOP ESTHER F. PINSKY . 3358 Belmont St. Bellaire Mrs. ACcCarley: That nice Mr. Foulk always kisses his wife before he goes to school. Why can't you do t at? Mr. McCarley: Now listen, dear, l don't even know the woman! Note from teacher on Rae Scherrer's report card: Good worker, but talks too much. Note from father on back ot card: Come down sometime and meet her mother. Pete Smith: Doctor, what is a 'yet'? Doctor: l don't know. Pete Smith: Well, l read in the newspaper about a man shooting his wife and the bullet was in her yet. Complimenfs HERMAN RHODES of AUTO WRECKING New, Used and Rebuilt STEWART 81 WARD, INC. Auto Parts Wrecker a nd Dump WHQLESALE Truck Service GROCERS STOP 9 WEST WHEELING BELLAIRE OHIO Phone Bpt. 169 108 BUCKEYE DRINK MILK SAND 81 SUPPLY CO. for Building Supplies Concrete Block HEALTH Concrete - Lumber - Paint Rooting, Etc. UNITED DAIRY CO. Call BELLAIRE I294 4'Ist Street Bellaire, Ohio Dick Schiller met Marvin Neitzelt in a hotel lobby. From the looks of you, said Dick, there might be a famine. Yes, was Marvin's reply, and from the looks of you, you might have caused it. Mr. Polinsky: Say, what does this mean? Someone just called and said you couIdn't come to school today because you were sick. Dick Church: Hal The ioke's on hi . H wasn't supposed to call up until tomorrow. We Congratulate the Class ot Nineteen Fifty-one LOOK TO QUALITY SHOES I AT LOWEST PRICES S FOR FASHIOINS 3242 Belmont Street Phone T650 Smart Apparel and Accessories for Women and Children. Girl Scout's OFficiaI Agency. BELLAIRE, OHIO BELLAIRE QHIQ 'IO9 J. T. GREENLEE GENERAL STORE Phone 2117-M West Bellaire KERN' INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. We save you money 716 First National Bank Bldg. THE HOME or VALUES J. C. PENNEY 8. CO. BEL-AIR INN HOME cooKED FOOD. 3467 Guernsey St. Bellaire, Ohio Phone 9167 PHILLIPS JEWELRY STORE 302 32nd Street The City Hall Jewelers Bellaire, Ohio Phone 1140 Cold - Spiral Waving Expert Perrnanents - Finger Waving and Shampoo THERESA'S BEAUTY SHOP 3276 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio Phone 40 Cor. 44th 81 Harrison Sts. Bellaire, Ohio .lack Gilbert: Tell them all you know, Fred, it won't take very long. Fred Dobson: I'll tell them all we both knowg it won't take any longer.' d il 'Full of money over to the 'Farm A mother and her son bought a farm For 514,000 and carrie a pa to pay for it. When the money was count ed out, there was found to be only 512,000 in the pail. Say ma, said the son Bradley, you got the wrong bucket. Compliments of ALLAN DICKEY THE ONE STOP STORE Fancy Poultry - Meats - Groceries - Frosted Foods CLYDE E. FRY GRAVEL HILL FOOD MARKET Compliments of THE MARKET BASKET YINGLING'S A. G. FOOD CENTER 112 Orchid Brand Hams - Bacon - Lard and Sausage 3273 Belmont Street Phone 723 Bellaire, Ohio 110 CHARLES N. HANCHER CO. JEWELERS - SILVERSMITHS Established 18119 1223 Market St. WHEELING W. VA. HORNE'S Main at Eleventh Sts. WHEELING W- VA Congratulates The Class of 1951 Phone Whg. 1353 Nancy Scott: l've got a cedar chest. Joyce Somerville: Wonclerful! I've only got a wooden leg. Mary Margaret Moore: l'll have to take an X-ray picture, Nancy Beveridge: Fine, I'll comb my hair first. L A N D O ' S Nl-K CO. Home of Jayson Shirts Hyde Park Clothes - Rugby Sweaters HOME OWNED FOOD STORES Two doors north of The First National Bank , A 3262 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio BELLAIRE, OHIO Compliments GLENCOE TRANSFER Local and Long Distance Hauling of Coal and Dump Truck Service Phone BELLAI RE 954-R-1 Glencoe Ohio MATZ 8. CINQUE 111 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T951 BIG RED BOOSTERS Do Do Banker: Oh, look, on button in the salad! Sclly Addison: I suppose it fell off while the solod wcis dressing. Leo Rcugni: Is it true thot married men live longer than single men? Poul DePc1ulis: No, it only seems longer! HAT Compliments of SHOE REPAIRING KOTERA SERVICE STATION HATTER AND SHOE REBUILDERS NEFFS OHIO 3373 Belmont St. h BEL'-AIRE OHIO P one Bel. 1929.11 Office Phone 546 Residence 673R SAM WALKER INSURANCE DAVID HARRIS CO. CFire, Auto, Life, Bondsl Deole' ln Scrop Irons 81 Metals 206 Ist Notionol Bank Old Machinery, pipe Belloire OINO Presented by 26th Street DAVID HARRIS BELLAIRE, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW Now Is The Time To Plan For The Future Include In Your Plans AN AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC RANGE NO FLAME NO FUMES NO DIRT WHEELING ELECTRIC COMPANY E. C. Ripoly at the movie, Sampson and Delilah -It sure does beat reading the Bible, doesn't 1? Miss Waddell went into a millinery shop in Wheeling and tried on all the frothy, giddy bonnets she could find. Then a clerk came up to her and asked: Did you tincl anything you liked? I dicln't come in to buy, Miss Waddell replied, I just came in for laughs. Compliments of H. P. RODEWIG 8. CO. All Home Furnishings and Venetian Blinds, Bedding, Etc. Compliments ot TRINITY-EPISCOPAL CHURCH DOOR CANTEEN 3I25 - 3l27 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio Open FVICICIYS, 8 - II p. m. IRE FORD SALES BELLA FRY 8. Rice 33rd 8- Guernsey Sts. Phone I3I3 GROCERIES Genuine FORD Parts and Service T834 Belmont Street FORD - The Car of '5l - FORD Phone 403 Bellaire, Ohio JOS. W. HOLMES, Mgr. FURNITURE - CARPETS - STOVES - SHADES - LINOLEUM - BEDDING F' O ,-.SRX 'W-J ,ff be On the Corner - By the Park ,fY,ff1--- I, ,gf I gig ,ge an - Q3 Qnidggllif THE HOME CO. dx., V, r lg. -IIIIIII III 3 3 33 3513 It 12,4IIiI'iIIiIIiIIII Q Q, 373 Q3 Q3 III, BELLAIRE'S QUALITY FURNITURE STORE n,IMUf . , 1 ' FQ ' I'iiiIi , I-I f I 'EI IGWIEQL II X- ' I. .LE - 'I' g L'- V . 34th 8. Belmont St. Phone 914 STORE OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 9:00 P. M. Joann Trigg's mother: What are DeIbert's intentions about you? Joann Trigg: I cIorI't know-he's been keeping me in the clark lately! Dick Robbins: What do you mecin by telling Betty that I was deaf and dumb? Fred Mehlmann: I clidn't say you were deaf! H Y NI A N ' 5 UNION AUTO SERVICE CLOTHING AND SHOES 23,d 3, Union 5, Relioff Mefbondise PURE OIL PRODUCTS U OW ces U, 5. TIRES 8. TUBES 3289 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio Bellaire Ohio BELLAIRE SHADYSIDE TONY'S QUALITY FOOD MARKET CAPITOL CONFECTIONERY Meats, Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables Opposite High School Refreshments for the thirsty Sweets forthe sweet . . . Ph Capitol Theatre Building one 458 Bellaire Ohio 3525 Guernsey St. Bellaire, Ohio 'II4 LIBERTY TRUTH Compliments of BELLAIRE AERIE NO. 371 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES 3267 Union Street BELLAIRE, OHIO JUSTICE EQUALITY Atte chu ch one Sunday morn g Cla ence Rob o Say Phyllis, who is the 'Andy they sa g about ch rch th mo g'7 Phyllis Mooney: I don't recall any song about Andy. Cla ence Rob son: Oh, yes, it went-'And-he' walks with me, 'And-he' talks with me. Compliments ot FREDERICK WASSMANN The Belmont Federal invites you to put your savings in their savings institution . . .your money is insured. BELMONT FEDERAL SAVINGS 8 LOAN ASSN. BELLAIRE, OHIO Union at 32nd Phg-me 100 FROZEN FOODS Current Rate of Dividend 273 BELLAIRE, OHIO PHONE 470 W. J. MCCRAW H. D. COWEN Pres. V. Pres. 81 Sec'y. II5 TIMES LEADER Compliments of Eastern Ohio's Complete BELMONT CASKET Home Newspaper Circulation Over MANUFACTURING CO. Shadyside Ohio 20,500. Always a homey place to meet Your friends- Compliments of A HOGE-DAVIS DRUG STORE McCLAIN MOTOR CO. The Best ot Everything and Everything the Bellaire Ohio Best. Miss Koehnline got quite a kick out of this telegram she found, quote: Your wife just gave birth to an eight pound girl this morning! Both mother and child are doing well. Attached to the wire was a sticker reading, When you want a boy call Western Union. Typographical error: Miss Mary Helen Kerr spent a week decently with her mother. G. C. MURPHY CO. We D0 MIQIWTY Fine DRY CLEANING Bellaire's Friendly Store 3300 Belmont St. U. S. DRY CLEANERS Bellaire Ohio Phone Bellaire 431 34th 8- Noble St. l i l l II6 Compliments of VASEK'S FOOD MARKET 44th 84 Harrison Bellaire DAVID CAMPBELL GROCERIES MEATS AND PRODUCE Phone 300 - 301 4575 Jefferson St. NUM NUM FOODS OHIO VALLEY'S FAVORITE SNACK Potato Chips - Pretzels Cheese Corn LOU DELBERT, Distributor Phone Bellaire 2244 STANLEY'S Fine Diamonds Elgin and Longine Watches 3345 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio The All-American Town At the beginning of a long trip across the United States, Mr. Beymer gave his young son a notebook, saying, l'Whenever you see something that impresses you, make a note about it in this book. Traveling in the West they visited the Grand Canyon. This is 2 miles deep, the father informed the boy. That night Chester opened the notebook for the first time. Today, he wrote, I spit 2 miles. Sign in a western restaurant: lf our steak is too tough for you, get out. This is no place for a weak- ling. DAN ARCHIBALD HARDWARE Complete Line of ELECTRICAL FIXTURES We'lI install Them BELLAlRE'S HOUSE OF HITS C A P I T O L - Bellaire's Family Theater T E M P L E - Ohio Valley's Bellaire, OIWIO Phone 680 Most Beautiful Theater COMPLIMENTS OF IMPERIAL GLASS CORPORATION BELLAIRE OHIO Makers of QUALITY TABLE GLASSWARE BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME WITH IMPERIAL CANDLEWICK AND CAPE CODlNATIONALLY ADVERTISED O M S O THE MCDONALD STUDIO Mpc? g1iEl ihiP. F ivajlf E Fc PITTSBURG H BRANCH 2 Built to Serve You . . . Pictured above, Kurtz Bros. factory and warehouses along with the Pittsburgh Branch contain more than 112,000 square feet of t1oor space. Here, under one roof, your school annuals are printed, bound and covered. A plant built to serve your printing needs. KURTZ BROS. v D CLEARFIELD, PA. ENGRAVINGS lN THIS BOOK HAVE BEEN PRODUCED BY THE CANTON ENGRAVING co. CANTON 1, OHIO - 1 4 1 i 1 1 l 120