Bellaire High School - Beljuan Yearbook (Bellaire, OH)
- Class of 1952
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IC. l51'zlllst1'uop, Ur, Il, NI. ciI'l'1lIIH'l', x4ii'k'-iJl'VNi1i1'lIi IIERZBEHCS DEPARTMENT STORE, Bellaire, Ohio 6 AG Producers Ilewctson Anlt AllH'l'll'illl llistory, Cix ies Dale Bethel Clelieml Seiem-L Reynmn Bllllill' Pliysir-ul lfnlueulion Cecile Cannbrie llonw l'll'UlllJlIlli'5 Anna Darby lfnglisll dk Spf-or-In Pauline Ewing linglisli FIRST NATIONAL BANK Producers Iva Baker Secretary to Superintendent Marion Blind IIlilllSll'lLll Arts Elclred Bovenizer Clic-niistry Lk Biology Claire Crihhs History 61 Sr. Science james A. Dixon Law ik Aritlnnn-tic James E. Griffin Geography K History In Bellaire Producers Eleanor Haudenschield Algm-lim 6: Geometry james Hawkins Industrial Arts, Driver Training Mary Helen Kerr linglish N Bookkt-1-ping Mildred Koehnline Geometry K Algebra G. E. Lewis Industrial Arts Clara Mehlmann flllllllIIt'l'L'lill HOGE-DAVIS DRUG CO. Producers Edith Hawkins llomc- ECUIIUIIIILS Ruth Hofreuter Sales GI Euglisll Charles Keyser Industrial Arts Gertrude Korner English lrvin Meflarley llistory Ez Sociology Grace Price Asst Prin. 61 Latin Bellaire, Ohio Producers F. Il. Reynolds Pliysivs R Algebra Helen Snylor Couunz-rr-inl Frank Spirlc Nlusin' Lavelle Tripp Pliysir-all linluculion Florence Waddell liuglisli Not Photographed: Lois Burson Lil u'1u'iuu Lucille Eliy llouu' livonoinics Elizabeth Malhy Vovul Music Supervisor Dorothy Rodefer Biology oz English 9 'Q , illIfil'Ill activities run the gamut from holding twins to sliding down a snow bank Cusloflians i 'AT' N tpln it Ll ipln cl Nir. Suizimi 0 0 1 UNITED DAIRY CO., Wheeling, W. Vu. I0 A LL if ,q,. 'g , .F -, - - he ,A A ,-V -1 ... wi s .J',,' K if .U -4.g'1' K. ww be I ' , 'b-1-sa:.1,.L ,pg V- 1 .1 7 .,:f,,,j. Q. . -'. -:4,.- , A 'sr' 1s , iiuh' ,mu IVF ' I -bf'-:Q .- Piggy-Vw. ' a Sp' - . - ' NDP' Q 'fn-R , ,, f?q3a:.Q+ -f-ef '. 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A , -,, lL-'iw ,-H ,Q-.M 11 '-l' TAKEENIORS dl if Aclauns Addison Albanxgh Alexander Alnici Arc-ishewsky Bunker Bella Bennington SENIOR OFFICERS James Tekely ,, Vice President Stephen Foreman President XVilliam Thomas Secretarv DON ADAMS-Scientific Course Concert Band, 1-41 Varsity Buncl SALLY ADDISON-Commercial Course Clue Clnlm, 1-44 EllSl'IlllJl1', 4 JOAN ALBAUCH-Home Economics Course Oreliestrn, 1-4g Y-Tc-ons, 1-4 MARGARET ALEXANDER-College Preparatory Course Clieerlencler, 2-41 Y-Teens, 1-4 in. l l T i ELVA AMICI-Commercial Course Sr. Y-Teensg Office Girl NORMA ARCISHEWSKY-Commercial Course Bl'1jllllll Stuflg Office Girl DOROTHY BANKER-Commercial Course Y-Teens, 1-4g Connnvrciul Clnlb, 2-3 VVILLIAM BELLA-Industrial Arts Course ROBERT BENNINCTON-Industrial Arts Course STEWARD af WARD, INC., Bellaire, Ohio l :IQ 1 1 wi is ., 1 :,, N JOYCE BEVERIDCE-General Course Cl-vo Club, 1-4g Enst-mhlv, 4 NANCY BLAZER-College Preparatory Course C.A.A.. 3--lg Varsity liuskvtlmll Tc-ann, 3-4 CLARA BONAR-General Course IUNE BONAR-General Course ANNA BOROVICH-Home Economics C0Lu'se Orchvstrug Y-Tu-ns PIIYLLIS BREWER-Commercial Course Y-'l't't'IlS, 1--lg Bcljlmn Stzlfl' NORMA BROCK-Home Economics Course Y-Tm-ns, 1--lg Glu- Club, 1 Seniors ELLSWVORTH BUTLER-Industrial Arts JOSEPH CHAMBERS-General Course STEVE CHERVENAK- College Preparatory RICHARD CIFALDI-General Course Football, 1-3 HARVEY CLARK-Industrial Arts Course Bcvuridgc' Blazer C. Bonalr J. Bonalr Borovicll Brvwcr Brock Butlvr Clmmlx-rs Clwrvvnallc Cifzllcli Clark Congcr Corlxftt Covington Course Course MARY CONCER--Home Economics Course THOMAS CORBETT-General Course DOROTHY COVINCTON- Home Economics Course THE RODEFER CLASS CO., Bellaire, Ohio ll- :il ACTION Crnwlorcl Dawkins Q '. Dawson Day Dm-Blass fir A ,X s . gill I ' Dick Drk-we-tt Driscoll lJllX'tlll Duvall Dyr- liclgur Ezlwurmls Eiklm-lu-rry Falrrilio ANN CRANVFORD-Cenernl Course FILEANOR DAVVKINS-Home Economics Course ICVELYN DAVVSON-General Course TOM DAY-Scientific Course PATRICIA DCBLASS- College Preparatory Course Glu' Clulm. l-4g Mix:-cl Chorus CAROLYN DICK-College Preparatory Course Y-T01-Irs, 2-4g Bm-ljuun Stull' IOSEPII DREWETT-General Course DOLOBES DIRSCOLL-General Course Y-'I'c-1-ns. 1-3-41 Conn-rt Hamel 51 , l l Wx X 8 ll 4. - 52: A DON DUVALL-Cent-ral Course junior Playg Ili-Y, 3-4 MARION DUVALL-College Preparatory Course Ili-Y JOHN DYE-Industrial Arts Course MARJORIE EDGAR--Home Economics Course Y-lvvns, 1-45 D.I',.C,. lrlulx ROSIE EDWARDS-Commercial Course Primm' of P1-uct' Contvst. 3--11 Lilmratry Girl WAYNE EIKLEBERRY-Industrial Arts Course JAMES FABRIZIO-Industrial Arts Course THE WHEELING ELECTRIC CO. 14 Seniors Farmer Fijalkowski Fitch Foreman Freeman Fusco Calluvci Givens Glasser Gmeincll ixtrwar ELLEN FARMER-Commercial Course JOIIN FI-IALKOIVSKI-Scientific Course Bm-ljuan Stall' IIICIIAIID FITCH-Industrial Arts Course STEPHEN FOREMAN- College Preparatory Course lfootlvall, l-4, Co-Capt., B111-kt-ye Boys, State BEVERLY FREEMAN- College Preparatory Course Y-'I'm'ns, l--lg Glu- Clulx, 1 LOUIS FUSCO-Industrial Arts Course Glu- Club DANTE CALLUCCI-Industrial Arts Course CARL CIVENS-Industrial Arts Course Ili-Y, 8-4 Cooclman Cooclson C ray Crt-vnwootl CTl'l'llXK'tlLlII EDVVARD CLASSER- College Preparatory Course Band, I-4 SHIRLEY GMEINDL-Commercial Course College Preparatory Course Y-Teens, 1--lg G.A.A., l-3 JOSEPH GOODMAN-Industrial Arts Course MARY LEE GOODSON-Commercial Course Glen- Club, 11 Banking, 4 BESSIE GRAY-Home Economics Course Y-'l'r-cus, lg C.A.A., I CLARISSE CREENWOOD-Commercial Course Office Girl, 3-4g Y-'l't't'ns, I-23 SHIRLEY CRI-IENWOOD-General Course Office, 4: C.A,A., I-2 THE HOME COMPANY, Bellaire, Ohio A ll- REEL IZLTION I lull Ilnrxvy I luskins: I I1-nclc-rslmt II:-ss ,Q ' 5 ,- s I I 'I n Ilm-lu-r ' Ilullingslu-url V4 Ilolll vxx' any Ilolulm lx V' -1 llmnlm 'Tw 5 1 - , A L Iluclsml .I nun I, ' 9' Iamnvrc-lli 3, 4 r A- I w g , r tt t Qt- f I7' 35,1 ffm' SHIRLEY ANN IIALI,-Commercial Course Bi'ljllilll Stull, Offical Girl JANET HARVEY-College Preparatory Course B1-ljuun Stuflg Ushcr, 3 CHARLES HASKINS-General Course, Salt-s Clulm, Glu- Club, 3-4 NIICKIE IIENDERSIIOT-General Course Ninn-llillg Buml, 2-3g Conn-rt Band, 2-3 NEVADA IIESS-General Course DAISY IIOCKER-Home Economics Course SIIIIILEY HOLLINGSHEAD-General Course Y-'Ill'l'llS. Ig Glow Clulm, I-2 ROBERT HOLLOVVAY-Industrial Arts Course Ili-Y, 3-4g Glen- Clulm, 1-4 LOUISE IIOLUB-Home Economics Course NllljllI Ptlt'. Orclu-stru ESTELLE HONIKO-Commercial Course Ollicm- Girl. Iiamking EARL HUDSON-Industrial Arts Course DARLENE HULL-General Comse Y - I vm-ns, I -2 JOIIN IANNERELI ,I--General Course LUIS JEAN IANNARELLI- College Preparatory Course Y-'l'c'1'lus, l-41 C.A.A., I-2 BILL ICENHOUR-Industrial Arts Course ZINK'S SHOE STORE, Bellaire, Ohio Seniors Ingram Irwin johnson Jones Kaplet N ' Kate A Kerry Kinder Klaus A ' Knight l l X W X iii-llgkff Knox Kopyar Kostelial Kotlili Krebs PATRICIA INCRAM-College Preparatory Course PATSY KLAAS-Commercial Course Y-'l'm'ns, l-4g Cleo Club, l-4 Office Girl, Bancl, l-4 JOHN IRWlN'Ce 'i'l C 'S WANDA KNIGHT-Commercial course BARBARA JOHNSON- Belluan Stallg Bancl, 3 College Preparatory Course Y-'ll-m-ins, 1-4g Banking, 4 CAROLYN KNOX-Commercial Course BILLIE ANN JONES-General Course TOM KOPYAR-General Course LINC muh' I-49 Lmml-N' 4 Football Manager, 1-44 Beljnan Staff GEORGE KAPLET-General Course LOUISE KOSTELIA-General Course MARILYN KATE-Commercial Course C.A.A., 1-2-4 Ollico Girl. G.A.A., 2-3 CLARA LEE KEIQRY-General course NORMAN K0TUK'Ce e'al Come LILA KINDER-General Course FRANKLIN KREBS-General Course Sales, 31 Y-Teens, 1--l Concert Band, 1--lg Marching Band, 1-4 BOOKS SHOE STORE, Bellaire, Ohio ll' TAKEENIORS in ACTION Knrlli Lannliros Lanclo IM. L1-Ili lmslini Lilnian Long Loy Nlalmlalcy 3 g X 'H X ga E5 K? z .v-:lf w I . :' . '-'- ,. A .... .g ,: ' ' ' , 1 -3:3-: .gi , ig X '0 3 Maupin Nlaylingli ML-linclr z-m- 9' Nlcl all Mr-Ks-v , s BARBARA KUIITII-General Course EMMA JOAN LAMBHOS- College Preparatory Course Svnri-varml Girl, 3: Y-'l'vviis. I-4 LEAII PEARL LANDO- College Preparatory Course Y-'l'm'iis, l--4, Pres. llnelwye Girls' State NIARTIIA LEE--General Course Library. 3-4 IIOSEA NN LEI,LI-Commercial Course XVILLIAM LESTINI- College Preparatory Course lic-ljnan Stall, Eclitorz Student Council. l'i'4-H. DICLORA LITMAN-Home Economies Course Y 'lli 4 ns I Sill x Vlnli 4 FIIEDERICK LONG-College Preparatory Course IOAN LOY--General Course Olliu' Cirl: Sales Cllili KATIIRYN NlAKOFSKY-Commercial Course B:-ljnan Stalllg Olliu- Girl PATRICIA NIAUPIN-Commercial Course Coninivrcial Cluli, 3-4g Banking, 4 IIOSENIARY INIAYIIUCII-Coniniereial Course VIRGINIA NIeENDREE-Ceneral Course Y Tuna l Silu Clnli 4 NANCY I0 MCFALL-Commereial Course Nlajorvttc, I--1: C.A.:X.. l-2-3 DOIIOTIIY MCKEE-Commercial Course Uslwr, Fl: Pmanlxing rl THE BELMONT RESTAURANT, Bellaire, Ohio X ?'z Seniors IIICRNADINE MCNIAIION-General Course OWVEN McMILLEN-General Course CARY MICACER-College Preparatory Course Track, 3 DOROTHY MILLER- College Preparatory Course Y-'I't'mis, I-43 G..-X..-X., I-2 WALTER MOKROS-Scientific Course Band. I-41 Orchestra. I-4 LEE MONTCOMERY-Industrial Arts Course PATRICIA MORRIS-Home Economics Course. BOB MUNJAS-General Course Footlmall McMahon ML-Millen Mvager Miller Nlokros Montgomery Morris Munjas Murray Nan-ci NRIITIU Neiiu Nemee Owens Patterson: SHIRLEY MURRAY-Commercial Course Y-'I'c-mis, I---1g fIOllllllt'l'L'IttI Club. 4 JOE NACCI-College Preparatory Course RONALD NARDO-College Preparatory Course Ili-Y, 3-41 Clem' Club, 4 BETTY ANN NEFF-College Preparatory Course Y-Teens, I--ig Band, 2-4 SALLY NEMEC-Commercial Course Y-'I'eens, I--lg Office Girl TOM OWENS-Industrial Arts Course FuotIiaII, 1-44 Clem' Club, I-4 WVILLIAM PATTERSON-Industrial Arts Course FARMERS 81 MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Bellaire, Ohio l'uul l't-rrlwrtlly I't'ulx'rtl1y l'4'tr0ru'li Piutt l'ortvr lfmu-ll Poyvl' Pratt Puglx Raulm-r ltr-guli ltr-goli Rm-juuis lthmlt-s RICHARD VV, PAUI,-Industrial Arts Course EILEEN PENBERTIIY-General Course Clwvrlm-zulu-r'sg Claw- Clulm PAULINE PENBERTITY-Commercial Course Ulm- Clulm. I-S31 Nlixc-rl Clumrus, 2-3 ANNA JEAN PETRONEK-Commercial Course Ulm- Clulrz Salt-5 Clulm, -1 CHARLES PIATT-College Preparatory Course Fcmtlvull. l--1: Ulm' Clulm. 1-4 HUNTER PORTER-Ccncrul Course DUANE l'0WEl,l,-Cuncral Cours-sc Ulm- Clulm, I-2-lg lhrskt-tlmull fflilllltlllll ROSE MARIE POYER-Home Economics Course Y-'lql'l'lIS, l-2-4 at gwfi Y 'mr-an to ' 1: , ,X J ELEANORA PRATT-KIommercial Course Y-'I'c'c'us, 2--lg Coruuwrciul Clulm CLARENCE PUCII-Industrial Arts Course EDVVIN RADER-Scientific Course Ramclg Ulm- Clulm ELEANOR RECOLI-Commercial Course Stuclvut clUllllCll, 3g Uflicc- Girl, 4 MARGARET RECOLI-Commercial Course Clu-vrlf-acl:-r, 2-41 Oflit-1' Cirl, -1 DORIS REIONIS-Commercial Course Cl:-1' fllulm, l-3g Y-'l'1'1'rls. l--1 BETTY RHODES-General Course Y-Tvcnsg Sulcs Clulm WALTER C. BAUKNECHT, Funeral Home, Bellaire, Ohio 1 t 1 .Q 4 V 1 ' 1 ' Seniors Ric-lizircls Robinson Robson Ross Roush Ruttcr Rutter Szullowski Suffvll Scanlon Scott Scott Sccrvst Svcoutim' Scllvrs JOIIN RICHARDS-General Course NORA SAFFELL-Commercial Course Ullicv Girl CHARLES ROBINSON-Scientific Course lfmmtlmll BETSEY SCANLON-Scientific Cours: Y-Tvvlls. 1-44 C.A.A., I-2 JAMES ROBSON-Industrial Arts Course lfmitlmll, I--lg Truck, 1-3 NANCY JEAN SCOTT-Commercial Course GENE IYOSS-Svifwfifiv Course NANCY LEE SCOTT - College Preparatory B4-ljuzui Stullg Clcc Club ROGER ROUSH-General Course Clvv Clulig Varsity Baud DAISY RUTTER-Commercial Course liauikiugg Clvv Club, 1-4 ELNORA RUTTER-Home Economics IRENFI SADLOWSKI-Cenex-al Course Course Course Y-Twins, l-45 C11-c Clulb, l-4 JOANNE SECREST-Commercial Course Cmuiuvrcial Clulmg Bauikiug ROLLAND SECONTINE-General Course Bauiclz Orclic-stru PHILIP SELLERS-General Course Fmmtlmull, l-33 Clvv Club, 1-4 IMPERIAL GLASS CORPORATION, Bellaire, Ohio St-lls Sllvplu-rnl Sivgcntlmlt-r Skaggs Small 5 Smvllm l Smith Smitll Sniclvr I Suvlmr Solo a Sparling 3 Stud:-nc Suclman 5 NORMAN SELLS-General Course CAROL SMITHf-College Preparatory Course Ba-ljuan Statt: Y-Toons. l-4 FRED SIIEPHERD-Industrial Arts Course HAROLD SNIDER-Industrial Arts Course: CLINE SlECENTIIALER-Scientific Course Trng-k, 1-43 Funtlmll, I-4 SYLVIA SOCIIOR-College Preparatory Course Y-Tc-t-ns, l--lg Bvljuan staff CLYDE SKACCS-Scientific Course Ili-Y, 3--lg Bc-ljuzm Stuff, 4 C.A.A. FR 'K sKAc:cs-1 l.- ul A .- cz .- M 'ls me THOMAS SPARLINC-Industrial Arts Come D ., 'MALL-1 .Q 't A -, , UN M D S d Sm'l 'tb Come ROSEANN STLIDENC-crnmnwrcial Course Cmmm-rcial Clulxg Y-Tm-ns. 1-4 JOHN SMELKO-Industrial Arts Course IOANNE SUCHAN-College Preparatory Course BEHNARD SMITH-Industrial Arts Course Bm-ljuan Staffg Y-Tvcns, 1-4 IMPERIAL CLASS CORPORATION, Bellaire, Ohio 22 BERNETTA SOLE-College Preparatory Course Seniors it GOLDIE SYKES-College Preparatory Course DONALD TRICC-Ceneral Course f-..'X.A., I-4g l3alSlu'tlmll. l--1 JAMES TRICC-Industrial Arts Course JAMES TEKELY-Cencral Course lstllllllilll, l-41, Cu-Capt: 'lll'ilL'li. l-4 Sykes Telu-ly 'l1llZllL'llK'I' Thomas Tlmmas Tlloruton Tilmr-r Tollett Trigg Trigg Turner Underwood Uppvrman Varam-so Vasc-y ,IO ANN TURNER-College Preparatory Course RUTH TIIATCIIER-College Preparatory Course Y-'ll-1-uns, I-4g Stuclm-nt Council CIIARMAINE THOMAS-General Course U,A.A., l-41 llalslwtlmalll, I3--4 Y-Teens, l-41 c,UllllllCl'Clill f,llllJ, 3 WILLIAM THOMAS - College Preparatory Course lrlblllllilll. l--lg Nlixerl Clmrus, 2-4 y-lm.nSx 1-4: LIN. club. 1,4 JOSEPH TlIORNTON-Inclustrial Arts Course , 1, FRANK VAHANLSE-Ceneral Course JAMRS TIBER-lmlusrriul Ares Course Ch CW' RUSSELL VASEY-General Course lfmwtlmalll, l-43 Ili-Y. 4 CEUIICE TOLLETT-Scientific Course Sr. S4-llolarslrip rlltillll, -1 CHARLES N. IIANCHER CO., jewelers, Wheeling, W. Va. 2:3 DELORES UNDERVVOOD-General Course BETTY 1 UPPERMAN-Commercial Course Vinlcu VV ulkcr YVallu-r XVulla1c-v Warnvr Wclwr Wm-klcy VVilliams XVilliams VVilli1uns VVilliscm Wise VVood NVortmzm ' BETTY VINKA-Commercial Course Y-T01-us, 1-45 C.A.A., 1-3 LUTHER WALKER-Scientific Course Marching Rand, 1-4g Com'-vrt Band, 1-4 RUTH ANN WALKER-General Course JOHN WVALLACE-Industrial Arts Course VERNON YVARNER-General Course RICHARD WEBER-Industrial Arts Course Ili-Y, 3-45 Cleo Club BETTY WEEKLEY-Ccncrul Course Glu- Club: Ensmnlmlx- RICHARD WILLIAMS-Industrial Arts Course ROBERT WILLIAMS-Industrial Arts Course SHIRLEY WILLIAMS - College Preparatory Course Y-Toons, 1-4 BETTY WILLISON-College Preparatory Course Y-Tvvns JOHN WISE-Industrial Arts Course REBA WOOD-Home Economics Course WALTER WORTMAN-General Course Not Photographed: IANE MASER-General Course WILLIE TURNER-General Course HORNE,S, VVheeling, W. Va. F5574 J an ' 1 Ni I mv 1, Q QQ sb 2 ... FSE-I1 'Ji ,g ,1 'M 82-Q-pvlf is S .wg 1 nv - ' , ,i . Q Q 2 I ' . ' Q... l'lIlC IIUB DlCl'Ali'l'MlCN'l' STORE. XVheeling. XV. Vu. h 26 Juniors 'luv Jxlllt. Yin' l'l'1wi1lm-:ul f:lI1ll'l4'5 lfrx, l'nwicl4-all xl2ll'X 111 Xlvzlgvr, S1'1'l'1'llllAf Iimmlfl lim-Lm'1', S ll i 1' I 4- x li i s I1 u lYt Xlawllm JXKIAIIIIS liulmwlzl ll ll x r ll K, -Iamiu Q f l3l.u-lwr, Nam-5 .'xll'XillIllL'l' , jun- txlllf. Alum: JXIIZIIIIN 'hbllllll l'n'lll'1'l1s, lllllll Harm NYilliaun .-M1-x'm-vu ,Il'I'I'j Xlqu' ffanll. hlusvplx f3illlllTIN'H. Slnirlvy Brm-L, xxlillilllll I34wt.uu'iv. lie-My Claunplmn-ll, Kllaulys lilanml. Nlnlm-nlxn f,ulllplu'Il. l'lm's'm-n- Imllalllnill, lialxil KIAIIIIIIIIUII, Lllllilllll' l3uxLll'k. f.llllIl'l'llll' lim-ulllvllzl rf- ' ' -, 1 . ,, .f -,, gf 'fQ f1R!4K ..fffQ?gz1vafggsmv+e '- t ,:..,1.g,,:.:,, v . .1 ,-fu, -nw-,'1-- ,if f,Il.lllt'S l'ry, -lamn-s lwrrmn juniors 'l'nm Clark, lfralnlx cZ1ll'lTiIlU Slxirlm' ifgunplwll. ll:-urgv if:u'lim'l', .-Xliw ffm illgltlll l'.1lxx':ml Calplln. Sllllllfil f.Ill'lSlY, C.1m'l:1 tillllll lm-v, Dmnm llnwmu. l'I'llIlL'lN llvlmlmg, Sm' Huy, llgmwlcl IJAIXIN, lim-lurvs llillllj, -In- xm-pll Daulu, S'N'lX1l Uglxis. Diannu- Dixon. AIKISUIJII lslly, Nlilclrx-cl l':LlL'll. julm l au'n- ill'IU, I,1YI'Ul'lf' ltmlgalr. f.UllIIll I3ivh'iL-In i.lnu'lm-s ivrallv, lmnnm Plam- l'l5,.IU1llI f-l1lllll1lIlQ,'l'Il. Imm f:Illl'illlH. X,l'llll1l QHIXIIUIIS, livlly' lm-lmls, cdlflll l'luxm'. llvlm-n l urln-N, XILIIW' Kira-vm' l'llylllsf.1lylxm1x,Xvrmlzx lmucl .an CEO. E. STIFEI. CU., YVhccling, XV.Vz1. U.. ,fx ff..14' ?f veg:- 'li . xxx fx'-XXX cf' new 41555 gn an x 5' X . f ' vm an DUVALL DRUG STORE, Bellaire, Ohio 28 Iuniors Row l Nlurln-lu' llcutln, Shirlm-3' Ann llull. Cla-ma llvhns. Nancy lluwm-ll, -Iuyu' CZIIHUQ' Row 2 liugvm- llumum, XYillim1 Ninn- llugv, Nornm Urm'l1wo1xl. Ovtalvin llvin- riuh, Cluu'lm-s IlUHillgSll1'ilCl Row 3 liclwin Clullvy, NX'il- liam Il1'nd4'rslml. if I y ml 1' IlIK'IISfl'2lSSl'l', liulwrl Hunl- gvs Luis julmsmm. Duslx Ralph-l. Kalilllc-ml -IilSlJl'l', julm Kansku. l':lil1lIN'lll .Im in-ich. Vlxllllflllilll -Inu-ksmnn, 1,1-stvr Hull, Patri- uiu IL'i'Illl1llIl'. hy Kvllvy. llicllaml -IHIIIISUII. Snplliu lxzlplvl. XIill'lt'Ill' -In-llrivs Dvlun-s Klw, Illllll Kl4t'ill'I', l':ilj.filI' Kimvs. .Ivan Km-ysvr, xY1ll'I'l'll Klux I'iI'1lIlK'1'S 1.04-Ill lvr, -lolm l.nm'iom'. Hull: Ann Kvysvr, I7nlm'vs Lilw- rzlli. lillllllillilli' KiIlll1'y, Nam- uy Kl'ymlic-h. .Mum l,awiL-ll Iuniors Num-y Lung, Putty Nlurling. Dun Maru, Maury 'Inna' Lnptmm. llmmllly l,Ul'K'llL'1'. Don l.Ulljl. Carol Mnlpim-ali. lim-1111111 Nlcaul- uws, l r:u1k Lung, I,LlllI'2l Nlzls- lm-rs. lialyllmml MvCm'4'. DUN NlL'l'c'ln'y Virginian Nlvlll. Aliw- Xlim-t, Lullism' Nlmwv, -lulm Xllllltllg. U4-ol'gv xll'lljlK'l', lfditlx Nluurv. Shirlvy Nll'f:lliI'L', liulwrt Mur- ray, liulpll Mnmu'y. Nlurxin x'K'ilgl'l', Nlnrg:u'L't AIllI'l'1lj', 'Iam' Mulmlm-y. jack Nl:-mlclsmm IDUIWIUIQ' Nvwc-ll, l':llgt'llk' Pall- xuvr. l':ll'llllUl' Pvstvllal, Kt'lllll'tll Nviswnngvr, 'l'lu-wsaz Pnrm-ll. Yin-kiv l'vcl:1lus4-, liulx-rt Pau'- rislm, Iioxnallcl Nm-ilzvlt, ,lvrry I7illllll'l'. Susie- Nuicv. .IUSVIJII NUIIIUC. -lolm Novak. Nlill'glll'- rits- l'uskn'l. Nlyrditll Nvlsmu Doris HQIIIISLIX, livtly Puglu, liulmlcl Pyllzlli, Suv HiL'l'I'. lilltll Ann liulwlwins, f:Iill'C'llC'1' linin- sny, lluris Pitilllzln, f:h2lflt'S Phillips, .Iamu-s liolmiusmn. Luis NLIIIISAIX, ,Iulm l'im-lmuwicz, Suv linlminsnm, Dcwnllly llllffilllilll DANKVVORTIYS CUT RATE Bellaire. Ohio 29 V KJ by M '-4. -Q Q x S E 3 X Q-Q ie 'x 1, -' ..,, ' 5 wr: iv 'TI' lil A 4 Juniors lislllvl' Hulll. .Xlljllhlkl Svutl. Dalxirl Sl'lll'1llllIll. ll1'x'ln'l'l Sick- lvs, Durullmy Hmm-. Xv1lI'l'4'li Silllllllltil, Rilflllllllll Samclvrs, S ll i r I 1- y SVIIIITIU. Fnlllklill Sl'lIl'IllIllll. 'I'lunnus liuulm-, Hsu'- liilfll Slu'I'l'y, Uvlvim' Stull, lla-- lnrvs Skurivll. Nluriv Slum' -Ioyuv Slm'xxau'l. Ihxill Sllllam, Sylxial Sh-rn. lirnmlcl Slllilll. l r4-cl Svinlvl, l':Hl'll Sniclvr, .'XHvn Slrallll. Xyillilllll VIQIIUIIIHN. Yir- ginian 'l'a1ylm'. l'zlirin'izl SIJVHIAN. Ihmulnl SUWNRIIAI, -Inlm Sivan- Lnm ski. Aluycm' SUIIllll1'l'X illv. ,IIllll'YI12lfllll', xyllfll-L' 'Vlumms l'lIll'l5 lrlgjl, ,IllfL'l' X s'xm'rkal. Nulwl'l Xvvllv. l.ilal xYl'IN'I'. HUS- aum Yu-lkn. jus:-pl: XvilllK'lll7Xik'. XIAKYHIII Uvvks, l'lur:'m-4- N il5l'y. l,mu-II 'l'11ttla'. Plllllilll' Yinkal. xyillhllll UIllK'I'llllN'l', Kim-urgm' Trigg. .luuvt Tran is Irvin' Lallvslxl. .ULN Lvllvr. Ball'- Turu XYill4'1'lmn, Flllllklill Whol- alrcl. XI1ll'QllL'l'iU' NYM: Nlury .Mm XYiggim, Cl:-rulml XYrigl1t. Fl'ilIIl'i'5 Yost, -In-:ul xx'lNldK'lK4k, liulpll NX llluunx. Ida Xlzu- XYrig1lll NIATZ AND CINQTUH Bellaire. Ohio 230 CAST OF THE OPHOMORE C LH55 L 9 X N . SCENES 0 153 HND 54 YET TO BE PLAYED SUPHUXIUIHC Run' I liiulmrcl llm-L'.1InIl.n, xxllllhl Huw l5an1'm-ll. . . ,. . Hvlly l'w11m'll. Sylxial lixlltislmmm-, ffvvwlizl livxvr- 0l4l4K'l'RS imlgv. Xlau'im'im- Iimmlu-lg l'1llx Htlllllllgtllll, -IRUIIUN limuzlgl. Row 2 Hill l5vm's. -Inlm l5uglx1'1', llzlrulml Slum- Ulvxu, 5t'1'l'l'lkll'f1 Xiuk 'I'rm1lls-5, l'1'L'xiclm'lul1 Hull, Iffillllx Imlgmy, .lim Higgins, iflanlwuu- JXIIQIIS, -l1ll'lx NlvKm'u'l', X'iL'l'-l,l'l'5illl'Ilf Louis ISALMI1. Huw l Num-5' lirmxn, Xlmilm c:.llIlIJlM'H, lamiu' BIIIQLIIA, .Xu- xsl Ill luim'tl,- ifipnx' '. ,'.l cT.lIlllllN'Il. NUYIIIAI tililyllill. ,ll7Nt'llIIiII Bl . , . , . ,. . 'nm'n. I'1lXl'f,lll'lSlj', Illyllls c.ll'Sll'NYSlxl, Huw 2 Hallpll liygml, Kfan'1m111 l3lllllgu1'cllu'l'. llmmlml fF1llllSkl'N, I.u'L cillflllllll. lion 41 U, - ,. 1, . C.l.uk, I hllllxllll llmun, IIIUHIUS l.:nx'pvlntv1', liulscri Lllulmll. NIcKELVEY'S PHAHNI.-XCY, Bvlluilf, Ullio 231 ophomores Huw I Virginian Ifisln-r, Nllllll'l'l'l1 Crank. Niaiiiiw-vii Clnssvr. Row l xiillig1ll'L'f Glasgow, juyu- Ann Hall. jainim- Gnlrl livu-rly lillinlt. Annie' Dockvr, Clzlru Davis. All-ssic Col- unitli, Lcutn llzirt, Gciwtlu Crcciiwund. Slllkllllll' Ulaxssvi lins. Virginia Fiskm- Niary Fwiicli. Bvtty Edgr-ll, Bc-rch-ll Cray ow 2 Philip Frainlz. Toni Fnriws. 'I'nnnny I,l'l'k'l'l', Don Row 2 Dzinivl Harris. Clic-stvr l i'yv, Druid Ciwisv, Hin-li C ulv, Billy Criss. Iffiigviii- Fi'zniuis, Plllll lliiiifvv ard Ilzinnun, Martin Cn-4-tzv. Clia1rl1'sCau-vk, .lunivs Ciiisnii uw l Kiln-ii ciK'lll'l'i'ttK', Mary llc-ssun, Nlzittiv llnicliins. Row l Maury Kaiplvt. Cairul Kuta-, lJlll'll'lli' King. In-in XIan'5.iairm'l -I1-ill-rs, juni llaiqimy. juiuiu- .lr-fi-4-1's. Painliin' Krivciikn, Virginia Knight. Eli-aiimi' Knrlli. xvillldil Kim-y lm'li4:i's. liili-1-n Ili-ss nmn, Nancy Kinfivr. Zum Kim' Row 2 NYziyii4' -lilC'kSOll, jini llvlnis. Holi Ilnwc-ll, l'fiigc'iiv HOW 2 Lolzia' LLIIIIIIITJS, Pillll juiix'S. llmnvr Lal Hmm-in lnurnni, Kvinwtli llzntliiw, Dixon llill. Mc-rim' llnfinizni. XVilliznn Kurtli. Nivk Kningm-r. Huy Km-nt, Rngvr 1,14-uinliwl liaiyiiinnici KIiHic'i'l - ,gl nina! U. MCCLAIN MOTOR CO. Bellaire, Ohio 32 ophomores Row I-.lllllll'S xlt'FilI'lilllll. .lurk xlL'Kl'l'Xl'I', CIQIYUIXII Row l-Phyllis Nlillvr, NIill'jlill'l't Klorris. liwlly Imll Nh'- I i1llN'l'IllIllI. Nvlliv NI2llK'k. I.m'c'ttu XICNIQIIIUII, john Mv- Nlillvn, Phyllis IXIIIITZIY, lfdxm NIm'1'm'ml, XYilnm M1-Mahon L nlw Row 2TRiL'llill'll l.usky. Put Xlallvlwy, Frank Lukv, hluyu- Nlillikvn. 131-vc-1'ly Mowrvy Row 2-lim's-v Morgan X iml NVASS, liugcl' Lisk, lhmlmwl Xlaulivk, I,ilXYl't'llL'1' 1.311011 jim NIL-Millc'l1, VVilliaun fXIL'Fzldclc'l1. jim Muudlalk, Frank XlcNIiH1'n, l'wI'ilIll'iS Nlillvr, Bill Nlillc-r, -IRIIIIUS Muu1'4- Ric-luml Nloorv nv lillllillllll' lm1llIlll'l4, lfaxrol lJlltI'lllll'. l':iIQ'l'Il Pilll'HllK', Row ll-Nlill'jlill l'l P17l'tl'l'. Yulaunlo lival, N'1ll'l'iil Pvt- lln-lnm Norris, llumtlxy Oxlm-y, Cmnuia' h1llI'tilll!,'ll, Sl'll2lllC'l', Cmnuim- I'ruspvri, AIICIITQ' lie-yluolmls. l,l'2l'l Rich- Pmlim- I,2ll'lxl'l', 'l'lwrs-511 Ulm-lx Row 2-l'z1ul l'zllkm'iclu, zmls. l3z1l'lmru I'rm'lmsku. Ulm-in linfm-Iclt Row 2-Phyllis ill l':zll4'l'sml. Slt'X4'f,Il'X1l. f:l'l'1llQl Nl'iSNX'illlj.fl'l', Umm Portc'r, l'fx'c'ly11 Iivgoli. Dun: Ilia-m'x', NVzlll1'r Hl'j.llllliS, L-lwlus, lflunrlvs Nolan Nvklylll' lzousv ...A hm.. ALLAN DICKEY, Bellaire, Ohio 33 iophomores linw l tlpiml Sanllwll, Iivtty' slll'l'Xl', Rum' Nlairiv liuclisli, Row l Pmirl 'l'l111111ps1111, llvlvn sIll7lllliI'l', llklllllil 'Iil1u111g1s Xmlvt Sl'l'lIl't'Nl, Sluirlm-5' lll'l41lllS, Nla11'i1114i1' Slim-pl11'1'rl, Xlzu' ,li'ilIl SlllNl'ly, Nl:11'111l1'c'l Si111lw1 hlllcly 'l'l1m-111-11, Ifili-vin H111-lx111.111 'lwl12llClll'l', lxlklflllll Sl. -lllllll Row 2 AIi111 5111111-11ll1:1l1'1', Iivlly' Kxllll limwlwiivlx, klmly Row 2 VIZIIIIVS 'I'l111111z1s, lirmailnl Sllllllll, Aluyi-vp Slizu-lwl, blll'll'I'. l'i:11'l llllM'll1'l'l'j', Slz111lm'y llllllllhllll liOI'll. -ll'lllI Sll'NYkll'l. All'2lIl Small. Alulm Sliwi11sLi, llllfllllillll Sl11lwi11slii, Kl'lIlIl'lll Swim' Row I .'X11111- Yuiglul, fxllllil Xlalrii- 'l'111'111'1'. :X11il11 lll1lJl'I'- How 1 AlllK'llil Zllauiski, lll'll'llLl ZIIVYX, cil'l'1lllllIIt' Xliriglil 111.111, Sliirlvy ililllllbll, lJu1'utl1y'l'1'igg, Btbllllll' lAlll Trigg Sliirlvy XVillis1111, Phyllis Xiilliwii, .-Xlivv NYM: Sa11'a1l1 How 2 .-Xllmvrl Yaisvli, Nick ilil'1lll1'y', -Im' 'I'111'11n-1', NYzlcl1- NYilliz1111s 'Llllxl'l', Xxilllllll' 'l'11lll1'. llivliainl Yiinslxnxicli How 2 Cl1u1'l1's NY1'igl1t, Lulu' Willis. NYilli.1111 XYumlx lll1ll'l'l'l XY1lll1lR'k' A hi.. . Q ? H. P. RODEWIC 81 CO., Bellaire, Ohio 34 Cheerlenclers in :wtion-Penlwrtliy, Boe- ezllmelln, Wise, Loelller, Smith, Ingrnm. hmniu-elli, and liegoli One of the projeets of the Student Coun- eil wns to request tlle B 81 0 Huilroucl for ax warning light at the Klee Crossing. llere Council ollieers l orelnnn, Lestini, and Fry exannine tlie proposed site. Several of our Soplioinone and junior girls reeeive Senior Scouting Awards- llelen Snonffer, Mrs. Maloney, jenn Ste- wart, Dinnne Dixon, Joyce Slmelcelforcl, and -Indy Rodefer. The Marching Bzuul on tlie Held. TIMES LEADER Bell ure Martins Ferry Olno Freshmen lizmynumcl .lc-llcrs, Sccrm-tau'y jerry B1-Il, l'rvsicl4'nt Ca-nv lllkil. ylL'l'-l'l'i'SlKlt'lIl Row l Cutlwrinv Aucrm-ro, Maury Ann ,-Xlxvy. llusv Marie Appulrmi, llOSl'llAl llalclwin. lluw Nlalrix' Andrews, Sllllflfil Aclclismn, Sllirlcy AllKli'l'SUll, Slnir- lvy Bayes, RUSl'l1lilI'l1' Ault. Mary Angus Row 2 Cm-urge Burtlxluw, Billy Ami:-i. lwlloy Anclvrsun. Clzlrvm-v Arno, Tenn Aull. Phyllis Al- lrriglmt. Cm-raxlclinv Butz-s Row l jusrplm Culingvr. jnlm IS1-nity. l.am'sun Cnr- pvntcr, Mary Boyd, Cutlu-rim' Bc-nutty, Nluriam Blunt- , . . w . ku, lhyllls Arun, lJ:lX'ltl C.aumlc-n. Alnlm Huh Row 2 .lim Bulger, Don Brom-llik, Bula limlum-ic, Clillorcl Biglvr, .Im-rry B1-ll, Iliclmrcl llvnlim-. .Ianmw B1-ws How 1 Emily lJlS1lllllS, Angela llc-ran: lllwttax Clark. Betty june- Cm-llrum-, Patsy Clay, Maury Hom- Curtix. Caxtlwrim' llc-lfllllxmm, lim-My Cnrznn, Carol Cow:-11 How 2 Dull- Cllzlrli. lm- B1-ltz. Cfllurlvs lJl'Zll-1'll- lmuglm, Ann Cox, jackie Citknlcli, juan Ile-Ninn-u, XVuync CIUIIQIXVQIX, Dun Craig, XVilliaun c:l'ilWVl4Ul'il ARCHIBALD HARDWVARE Bellaire, Ohio llmv l ,lvrry l islu'l', iiiliiill llilhuiu, PlliIAik'ill liikli-V lwrrx, -Im-aiiivllv l'.l'1lll4'i5, Lilial i'iikil'iDl'I'I'j'. Sililiitj lzailim, llvgmlm l'r4-5. lvrry' i'lll'IllLlll, Buim ljllf' linw 2 xvililll' l ill'llN'l'. i'ilIlllIK'ii lfry. U4-railcl lfair- nurm, Bryan l7i'nlLmvia-1, .Iulm i'iiiiit'iN'l'l'j', 'l'lmnmw I,I'1'lIlH'll.4li'l'I'f' lfluxv. liriiu' iylllliilll, liulu-rt Dim'- ling Row l Pall Kl'llllL'Lij', Nlairivm- xlaispvr, xlllllkl Kin- mlvr, Slum' lxusmirski. Putty Ilollixigslu-ani. Milnlrc-cl llnlixiixn, Silil'I'K'i Kzuiliv, .lllily lllgflllll Row 2 Huy -In-liivrs, Dvluri-s -Iaicksuli, Curul llos- Lillsmu, Iilluim- K:u'xiiii5, Alum ILIIIIIUIIU, Nllflllll IIm'iwnlwl'ry, Dmxim Ki-lly. .-Xrl lluuslml Row 3 :Xmiy Ilurris, Xlvixiii lli':lllu'1'illglm1, jim' IIIX lluglwx. Dim llliiiirixai Row l Doris Cliliiin, Partly llzlrlaul. Nancy llc-ss, Nilllby Paitlv llaill, llvluiiziim- llc-ss. Niiriaun Ciliin, Coral til'l'i'llXV1ly Row 2 Kviilwlii llaiii, liiciiami Ili-miwslmt, -Izum-s IIurlm.m, K-4-raid Ilvss. 6.1-mlml cv1lI'iUt'il, -In-fry lim-inns, K1-nm-tli cil'illlt'S. mlm- f:I'l't'llXX'tNlli Row l -lu Nc-lsun, cilll'l'ilIl' Nalrniu, Pall xiiIlj.fl'Ulli, Hairy Murairk, Num-y Nlylwr, Pnl NIL'l :irialmi, SiIil'ik'j' Nt'lll1'i' Row 2 Wlillvl' Xia-lfgniw. .-Xrllmr Nlaixwvii. .lim Nlilli-r, liulw Nlcliiivlsmi, llaimici Nlvilaixiii, Xxrllylli' Xlvvii, Freshmen C.uil4-xg l3m-xvrlx Ilm'i1lm1'1.fi1 Lurul llanmzi l':lll'ln'i11 NIK'i'11lKllil'll. Hairy NIL-lfcivy, Nancy .lim Nlilivr, Danxiii Xluffimici FREDERICK YVASSMAN 6: CO., Bellaire. Ohio J.. Freshmen Row l -In-rry Lysvski, I':llNY2ll'll Mamlrim-L, Cau'lvm- Klum Saulclru xiilflill. Allllllllli' IAlXitl'lllxil. l'flm'auxm X12ll'Sll2lH. Put xi2lSilTil'k. cjyllfllilk Nlalrik, Alzunvs Mylm-k Row 2 llurry Klillkli'l', Dun l.iHldl'I'S, linlwrl Kmxxlyk, C4-cil Luke- HUW 3 linrl Murph-, Bill Imkv, Rik'll2lTll Kurlll, Danny Nlustc-rs, limmld l,vlm1stvr. julm l,umlxms. jun- X1urim-Ili Row l Aluscplmim' Palrlwr. Pill l'c'd4livul'cI, f:1'l'LllChlI1' Pulxm-r, Naumcy Pulnu-r, Pmrnzlclim- Paxllm-r, Put P2lttL'I'SUIl Row 2 liic-lmnl Nowak, Hmm-r Norris. llalvid Pvck. 11111105 Xvlllvc, XVillium Nvwvll, 4lilIlll'S Nivdv- IIlUy1'l', Dam Pialil Row l Iclu Hivu-s, Ih-w'1'ly liuclvr. Flurmlu- Sun- cl-vrs. D4-nism' Suclowski, B1-tty Ptljilll Sully RlllllSkK'y, Ruth lhllmny, Murcia Sq-lmranmn, 134-My l'rfwtix'u How 2 l':ll'illI0l' Puppv, liusaliv Sc-lwnk, Shirlm-5' Huy. l':Yl'h'1l Salcllowski. Gladys Hlxlvlv, Doris Small, Nlury Pumpan, Mary' Ili:-xvs. Virginia Sn-uit Row 3 Martin Potts, NhlI'l'ilX' Slmckvlfurml, Clvm Pita, Hulwrl Svotl, -lim Hllssvll, Hiclmrcl Snidvr Row l Bilfllllfil Sllmlglulss, fllillldilll' Sulv, lil:-nmu Suimlvr. Al'll'lli' Svximl, Surah Slmnk Row 2 Km'l1m'th Smith, .luvk Skllkilll. Dauid Slllilll. Dam Snodgrass, Hivlmrd SHA-mlr FOUR FRIENDS OF BELLAIRE HICH 538 St1ll'kK'y. Piltl'iL'iil Sm-ham, Clmrlotts- Snlv, Nlnrlvm- I 1'alm'is Stllclm-my Curl Sullurs, c:llll'K'llL'1' Simpson, Freshmen Row I -Izuu-l Ymnwsl, Xxvilllil 'l'ulnu1gll, NVil1lu 'l'rigg.i, .-Xrclvn 'l's'us1lz1lv. Xauuni 'lllylnlg ICXCIXII lHulvx'xx'uml, Ruse- Nlalriv lTIltK'l'lllllR'l4, lfllvn Vag- lic-nli Row 2 liulwrl Sykf-5, VIVUIIY x'1lllll'IlUYil', Palsy In-mlvsm-Ill llc-lm: Iullm-ll gllifllj' 'I'I'ilXiS, Clytlw' XxvtlUHLll'Cl. l x'ml YVIIHIIIRIY, limmlml ,l!llUl'IltUIl Row l BL'l'IIllllilll' Hliggins, lJlltl'iL'iil XVill1'l'tml. Nlalry lzllfallwtll Halllvti, llvlvn X'l'l1'gUliil, Alllllj' X 4-lxml.l llnw 2 -IHSUITII XYc'fm1'l'. iflu:u'l4's XYx'1'kI3'. -lm' 'I'l'l'I'y, lin-llaml XYm-Llvy, liunsa-ll XYiIliauus, VIVUIIIIIIX' NWI- llllllli, Hub xxilllllki' Huw I X Illl'l'lll Zalstuclil livttx' ifaunpln-ll, Cutlw- l'lllt' XX.ucl, -Inns' llyqlrcl, Q lmnl U'ism-. Nillflyll XYilli- mm, ,lim Ykbllllff rv Row 2 Cflmrlvs Zulu-ski, I3urlmm Chunplu-ll, l'1'p1gy Imam-s, I.uI.1 XXUVINIIHIII, l'1l1n1.1 Kia-hilton, lmrvtlal Rm.- Ruw 33 Din-Ly XYn's'Llvy', Illlflj xYiHi1lllISHll, Cvurgm- XYHTLIIIAIII. NnIwx'l XYllt'l'Il'l', Pvh' X111-Uzlgllilli SAM WALKER INSURANCE, Bellaire, Ohio :ZH Bob Hope Comes to Town In rry Vulmnm Lnlws an lumg Holm llopl- auul l l'ilIIli Curlis all fllll' ul llu- lllYlllN in llu' Holy II: llu' slzulium. Nolil-1' llu- Chili- liilflllll ll1ll5lllQ,'llll'llllgllll lxxo .lima l'orniu l'ill'lllllll.5. 4- ,lolm lfiiulkmxski pl-1-ping llnru, Ile-'s all llu' ciillllllll 'l'lu'sc- l'rvslmu'n lJI'l'M'llll'll Iiolslmy Sim-l'sl1ll'l'illg, NInu'lm-uu- l IIQVRHHIQ cilllllllllllfk xYlH'li Slum. NYillizun l'1'mu llulvl, Siliclc-r,,lv1'1'y l'u-ll,Corimu- Xnrllo, l,llll'cililllx,1lllKl livxvr- llll5lllll.,lI, lx' lllXl'lIl7llllQlI. Xnu-zu-.un lwgioiu lixmiy xxiiuu-rm Cllulrlm-s lJl'lllil'lll7lllIjllI, l lll'1l 1.11-1-inwgly, 'Iulm l'u'lum'u-A, C.,a1l'nlyu l.I17Pl'l'lllllll, Cwlu- liuss illlll 'Iulm l'lj2lllillXYSl'xl ls'xn'n llu' lnu- IJUllIl5 ol fliiu gll'Ql'lIlll.lll'l', Kdlllffll xllllillliliy, zuul llli'lI1ll'Cl piclurl- Illlbllllllllg all llu' xumrlulump. Xlllllfl' SCHOCKEYS FLORIST, Bellaire, Ohio NVALTER M. SCOTT SERVICE STATION. Bellaire. Ohio -10 3 ,Lf H Q Q. A an V.. Mu? :V Www. . . 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Editorg Cvm- Ross, Make-up Stl'pilUll F01'v1111111, Athlcticsg Leah Pearl Lzuido lJitt'I'ill'V Editorg Patricia Ingram, Advc-rtising. 101111 Fijulkowski, .'xdV0l'fiSillgg JORIIIIIC Suchan Artg Iam-t llnrvcv, Class Editorg Svlviu Soclior, .-Xclv1:1'tisi11g. K Carolyxi Dick, Artg Norma A11-islicivsky. Typistg Tom Kopyar. Advertisingg Clvdc Skaggs. Music Editor. Shirley txllll Hall, Typistg Phvllis Brown-r, Typistg Carol Smith. Lite-rz11'v Editorg Kalthryn Mukofskv. Advertisiiigg Xvkllldil Knight, Advertising. ZIECENFELDER ICE CREAM CO., VVheeling, W. Va. YB nfl Leah Pearl Lando, Steve Foreman, NVilliam Lestini, VVanda Knight, janet Ilarvey Tom Kopyar, Carolyn Dick, Miss Smith, Sylvia Sochor, Joanne Suchan Norma Arcishewsky, Gene Ross, Shirley Ann Hall, john Fijalkowski ln addition to those pictured above who deserve the lion's share of the credit for producing the 1952 Edition of the Beljuan, we would like to thank Bill Thomas and jack Carman, for helping Steve Foreman with the athletic Write- ups, Joyce Ann Hall, jean Stewart, Carol Cowen, and Ray Ieifers for the aid they gave janet llarvev with the class and activities pictures, and Billie Ann Jones, jean Stewart, Don Clark, Clara Lee Kerrv, Carolyn Knox and Charmaine Thomas fir the lift they gave Leah Pearl Lando and Carol Smith with the activities s 'etc ies. The Seniors are especially grateful to their friends who so kindly consented to being patrons and as such, helping to bear the financial burden ot a publication like the 1952 Beljuan, THE COVVEN-DICKENS-NEUHART CO., Insurance, Bellaire, Ohio 43 Carolyn Dick Clarisse Greenwood Leah Pearl Lando jane Maser Sylvia Sochor SENIORS Norma Arcishewsky joyce Beveridge Phyllis Brewer Norma Brock Ellsworth Butler VVavne Eikleherry john Fijalkowski Steve Foreman Shirlev Gmeindl joe Goodman Shirley Hall janet llarvey Marilyn Kate Patsy Klass Emma joann Lambros NVilliam Lestini Fritz Long Kathryn Makofskv Pat Maupin Rosemary Mayhugh Gary Meager Dorothy Miller james Robson Gene Ross Daisy Rutter lrene Sadlowski Betsey Scanlon Students Who Have Maintained an GCAQ' Average for the School Year jean Keyser Shirley McGuire jane Mobley Theresa Parnell Sylvia Stern Mary Ann Wiggins Barbara VVillerton Margaret Glasgow Suzanne Glasser joyce Ann Hall Students Who Have Maintained a CCBi' Average for the School Year Don Small jolm Smelko Carol Smith joanne Suchan james Trigg jo Ann Turner JUNIORS Roberta Basrak Paul Bass Ronald Becker Catherine Boccabella Shirley Brock Gloria Chap Ellie Cope Connie Dietrich john Kasko Frances Loeffler Carol Malpiedi Margaret Murray Suzie Noice Raymond Sanders Delcie Scott Barbara Sherry Delores Skorieh Svlvia Stern Donald Stewart jovce Stewart Mary Ann Wiggins Barbara Willerton Marguerite Wise Frances Yost Robert Zalesny S OPHOMORE S Harold Ball Margie Booher janice Bulger Don Clark Marueen Closser Annie Decker Tommy Decker Tom Forbes Philip Frantz Mary French james Gibson james Helms Carol Kate William McFadden Margaret Morris Bette Roebuck judy Rodefer jean Stewart Anna Marie Turner Anita Upperman Anne Voight Shirley Wilke C. C. MURPHY CO., Bellaire, Ohio jean Stewart Anita Upperman Anne Voight Donald Craig FRESHMEN Rose Marie Appolloni jerry Bell Thomas Ault Mary Evelyn Boyd Marian Bratka joseph Calinger Carol Cowen jerry Fluxe Art Houston Donald Hrdlicka jeanne Iannone Ray jeffers Pat Kennedy Lenora McFadden Patricia McFarland Cleo McCilton Eleanor Po Jpe Beverly Rader NVilliam Reed Evelyn Sadowski Marcia Schramm Eleanor Starkey Patty Suchan Helen Tallet Naomi Taylor Ellen Vaglenti Bernadine NViggins SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Row I Carolyn Dick, Ennna Lam- lmrus, Leah Pearl Lando, Dorothy Miller. joanne Suehan, Sylvia So- ehor. ROVV ll George Tollctt, Gary Meager, Gene Ross, jo Annc Turner, Betty Neff. XVilliam Les- tini, Fritz Long OFFICERS. Seated-Sally Aclclison, Bill L1-stini, Cliarlcs Fry. Clino Sicgc-nllialvr. Standing-Stcplivn Foruinan, Marvin Mc-agvi', Bill Bostancic, Toni Kopyar. STUDENT COUNCIL, Row I-Cvralal lluss, jo Ann 'l'urm-r, Sally Aclclison. Nam-y l,illllll'I'. Patty Sm-lian. Aloycw' Sliacliloforcl, fxlarjoriv Boolic-r. Row II-Cunv Pica, xvllllillll lmstini, Sh-pln-n lforvinan. ji-i'i'y Bc-ll, Toni Kopyar, Cline Sis-gm-iillialor, .l0llIl Nlontag. Nlarvin Mvagvr. Row Ill-Bill liostanviu, Nick Trollia-y, tlauk xlK'Kl'l'Yl'l', Cliarlvs Fry, Alanws lliatl. llayniontl .ll'll.l'l'S, Don Duvall. tudent Council Tllc Stnclont Council, now tln'c'o years old. really got off witli a liang tliis yoai' The following. by vote of tliv cntirc school, wore elects-cl oflicvrs: Prosiclcnt NVilliain Lcstinig xvlCil Prvsiclvnt, Bill Bostancicg mluclgc. Stcvc Fora-inang Tl'l'ilSllI'l'l' Toni Kopyarg Nlarsliall, Marvin Mvager. At tlw first nic-vting Sally Aclclison was vlvctccl Socrotarvg LQ-ah Pc-arl Lando Scrilwg Cliarlos Frv, Cliaplaing and Cline' Sll'gl'lltll2lll'1', Sc-rgvant-at-Arms. Tlu Studi-nt Council carriocl out various projects sncli as: sponsoring tlio noon movivs printing tlic Bcllairo Ilanlxliookg obtaining four wastv papoi' containers for tln ontsiclc of tln- SL'll0OlQ a clancv at tliv ond of tlic footliall sm-ason, was lwlcl in tln scllool gving also a pop rally was plannccl for thi- Fvrry liasketliall game, VASEK'S MARKET, Bellaire, Ohio 45 4 I 1,1 if!! LIBRARY GIRLS Frou! Rnw: Carolyn Dick. llillic Ann -lmws, Lois ,lm-an Inmmri-lli, Sliirlvy XYilliauns. IC ni m an Icruu I. an III lv r 0 s , Sylvia Sh-rn, Chur- xnuino 'l' ll 0 In al s Ruse' julnlstull. Ilan-lc Row: Nunn-y ju NIt'l :ill, Luis Ram- say, Daisy Ilm-km-r. RANKING GIRLS Front Row: Durullly Knox, ju Ann 'l'iirn nur Rvgnli. rl-st, Ilurlwzim -luhn I rv li-am Ss-ntl. Hs tvlli- Ilumlw, Maury 1.1-v lluoilsmi. Librar GITIS Tlw work of thc- lilmlry girls is SOIIIOVVIILII vairim-cl. Tlivrc- is much mort- work to hc clone' than must pc-oplv i'c'ulizv, Sha- must check out hooks if tha- lilm11'izu1 is not tliorv, shc- must filo hoolxs. IIIRIQQIZIIIOS, auicl put tht- IIHIQZIZIIIUS in their propvr film-s wlu-11 this nc-w mics come in. Alta-1' thi- hooks am' rvturiiccl, thvy must he caiimlvcl auicl plat-i-tl in thvir proper plucvs. Thc girls must clclivvl' thc curcls to the homv room wlu-rv tht- twin-lu-r gin-s thc-in hack to tlu- stu- cli-nts. This has prow-cl to lu' an inttwvsting vx- 1wi'im1c'i- for thc' girls. Banklng Glrls Un XIOIICIZIYS girls go to thc various graicli- schools in thc city to lu-lp thc tc'z1clu'1's with thc school lmnlxing. Each clc-positor has ax numlwr and il curcl on which is al rccorcl of all clc-posits and trunsfcrs. The mom-y is cmmtm-cl sow-ml times and must ugrcv with thc' total alt-posits, Thr' information on thc trunsfm' slips is copivcl onto dc-posit slips for thc hunks. Each of thi-sv clvposits is tvpvcl alncl maulv into ll bookli-t form, om- for ouch lnuik. The-sv. tha- IIIUIICV, und thi- Imuli hooks am- thou rczuly to go to thc' lmzuilis. HELLAIRE WALLPAPER 61 PAINT CO., Bellaire, Ohio NIL-Ki-1-, C ai r ii I y n vr, Rt-My Yinku, Ilaullilu' Ili-nlwrtlxy, Doris Rmjimis, I'lls':l- Bzlclc Row: Alnam Sm'- smi, Iili-:umr lmlt, Daisy Ruth-r, Nam- Y-Teen Cabinet Carol Smith, S1'CI'0till'YL Lt-nh Pvalrl Lanclo, Prcsi- clm-ntg Phvllis Brower, NVQIYS and Ms-unsg Norma .'Xrcisliowslq', Sociulg Jo Aim Turm-r, lntcrcluhg Sylvia Sm-hor. Yicv Prcsidvntg Betty Vinku, Scr- vicc-g Kutlirvii Mukofsky, Musicg Nancy Mc Full, Dc-votionsg Nlurgio :Xlt'X1llltl0l', Sociulg Emma l.a1mln'os, Piauiistg Put lngrum, Program Shirlm-y Ilzlll Nlaxrgnrvl Nlurmy Gloria Chap Carol Nlailpivcli joan: XVomlc'm'li Kzitliryn Nlulwlislq Vloyu' vL'X1'l'liil llill'll1ll'll NYillvrton l,m'mim' lluskirli l'lIllIllkl lmiilmros Phyllis Bn-wvr ltwlsvy Sumlon llosm-111111 l,illi Sylxial Sm-lim' Ilvlorvx Sltoricli NKJIAIIIAI .'xI't'lSll1'NYSlxj' Nlllllj' Svutt Carol Smith 1,4-uh I'vzu'l liaimlu Phyllis lll'l'VVL'l' NUYIIHI Arvislu-wslcy joamn 'I'urm-r Sy-lx-in Sm-lim' llc-tty Vinkn joan Sm-lmli Kutlnyn Mulcolislxy Nancy NIL- Full Murgiv Alt-xuiiclc-1' l'lllllIl2l lluznlmms Put Ingrzun Popcorn Girls x'Vlll'Il tht- high school purclmsvcl ai popcorn mu- chiiw this full, Mr. Polinsky uskvcl Nliss Iluliclviis- chic-lcl, Y-Tomi Advisor, and tht- Y-Tcviis to op- vrutv it for tho school. Tlu- girls pic-turccl hc-low are thosc who YOlllllll'i'l'k'll to work llllflllg foot- bull sozlson. Ilowvvvr, when lmskotlmll souson rollvcl urouncl thcsv girls quit and thc work was dom' hy l.c-uh P1-'url lJ2lllCl0, Plwllis lircvvc-1', jam' Nlohlvv zmcl Shirlc-v Sc-niplc. Orchids to thc-ml UNION AUTO SERVICE, Bellaire, Ohio 'wx A win Q 2 i' te. N 5 I if 4 s W Q ' ' Eb N, X: at an Qian. in-v . Q . f ,ff L i +J1H?i:fFY'Y4'P . , n 1 1 W , Q sgkwwwwgwm mf ,mmm H5 E36 NXWV E W, , 1 ' Y 1 ll -if -wi 5. I r. Y-Teens The Jr. Y-Teens is a Christian organization connected with the Y.W.C.A. The advisors are Miss Korner, Miss Ryder, and Mrs. Rodefer. The entire club meets every other Wednesday after school. The cabinet consists of President, Jean Stewart, Vice President, Maureen Closserg Sec- retary, Joyce Ann Hall, Treasurer, Judy Rodeferg Program Chairman, Antoinette Cipressi, Social Chairman, Joyce Shacklefordg Service Chairman, Margaret Simko, Publicity Chairmen, Suzanne Glasser and Eileen Patroneg Interclub Council Representative, Anne Voight, Devotional Chair- man, Margaret Ann Glasgow, Ways and Means Chairmen, Carol Kate and Audrey Reynolds, Music Chairmen, Barbara Prochaska and Judy Thoemang and Accompanist, Helen Snouifer. Our varied and interesting program was modeled after a day on T.V. Some of the meet- ings which drew top rating were: Supper Time-Wiener Roast Perfection Time-Recognition Practice Test pattern and Music-Recognition Service A Date With Judy-Formal Dance Search for Tomorrow-Vocations Variety Resort-A Games Party Stars On Parade-Talent Night Vesper Time-Amity Meeting What's The Record-Election of Officers Credit Time-Installation of Officers Junior Red Cross Junior Red Cross is an organization whose membership is world wide. Our aim is service to others. In Bellaire High School the council acts as a link among all other councils, VVe serve the community and nation in which we live. Our activities are many and varied. By being active in Junior Red Cross, students realize that they must help the many boys and girls less fortunate than they. One of our annual activities is a visit to the Belmont County Home for the aged. We con- duct our membership drive every November. Our council members help make favors for hos- pital trays and for other institutions in Belmont County. By belonging to Junior Red Cross, students show their eagemess to help others and their desire to build better relationships among people of all countries. This year's officers are: Nancy Jo McFall, chairman, Mareen Closser, co-chairman, and Sue Robinson, secretary. J. C. PENNEY CO., Bellaire, Ohio Row l -Iuiiiiiiv Sllt'lI1lll, -In .Min 'l'lll'lll'l', Silly .-Xmlcliwii. Sliirlvy .-Xian Ilzill. Nllflllil xilll'll1ll'l'l llvgrwli. lflvaiiiimi' lit-gnli, lilxai Xmiui. Nm'a1Salllm'll, Phyllis liitiww-ig Row 7 fiilflllyll Klum, lytlflllllj' NlL'Kl'1'. Sllirlvy i.i'm-4-iixvuml, xvilllilil Kllljllll. Patsy Klzlss, Vail U4-lllaissis. Nlairilyii Kailua li2lI'l72ll'2l lUlllISllII. Doris llc-jmiis. Kult' Nlailiolslcy, livlly LVITINTIIIAIII, lfslvlln' llllllllill Row I fiklflilfll Kiumx. IDL-It-iv Sunil, llvlly l'ppvi'iii:iii. Sully' .'XlllllSUll. llulwitliy lizuilx- ir, Kim- Xliilxulislxy. Row 2 Num-y Alvxam- ilvr, listvlh- llmnlm, Xlauilyii KillK', Phyllis l'm-wi-ig l i'aiiiv4's Ymmst, llc-ily ci1llllDlN'll. llsthvr llulh. Nuiwiui Kl1'm-iixwmcl. l miicvs I,m-Illvr, Alum' Taiylur, xllll'lI1ll'4'l xllll'l'2ly. l'llI'lIK'l'. Alu .Min Sm-liaui, Ili-lun-s Slilll'lL'll, Xlzuiy Crm-mi, Huw 3 -luyvr' Xvl'Xl'l'liil, lllwiimi' Praill. llvlcm-s Kim-, .Ivan Kl'f'Sl'l', l'lim'i1'su l'1u'm'll, lilllll Km'ysm'i', Kaitlilvvii aislwr, l.m'raiim- l'msl4ii'li, ltlai Nlill' Xlirighl, -Inns' Nluhlt-y, Cmiiiii' l7i1'lI'il'h, llusv 'l1llIllNlllll, llurulliy l'ich.Exll'. Row 4 Shirlvy xIlll4l'i1f.Jl'llll XYuucl4'm'k, liner-111111 1,1-Ili, l,lLll'll2ll'1l -Iulinsoii, -lU1lllll1' S1'L'rc'sl, XAIIICX lung. l,HlllSl' NllNlI'l', .'Xllg,1list:l Snicli-r. Sliirlvy Allll lliill, IM-Iiiws lliiilvy, lim-liliili Xlvaulmvs, Shirln-3' SL'lllllll', Sylvia Sui-liuig ljllflllllf' Xln'Kc-4' Ul l lCl'i GIRLS i'i'islu'usi4x', Imam l,m', lillM'2lIlll IA-Ili, CONINIICIKCIAI, CLUB lairx lmx' Klnmlsnii, Pwllv Xvlllliil. lu Ami 1-ntl: Nurimi .'xIiL'l5llt'XYSlij', lflhwi Aim Office Girls The purposv of thc- Oflicc- Girls is to alcqimint its ll1t'll1lJl'l'S with thc hilsiiivss worlcl. Thv officc girls gain valuccl cxpcriviicv in office Pl'0Ct'lllIl'l' thru thvir work in tht- Stl1X'l'lllll'IICl0lll,S uncl the priiicipails olficvs. Thcv hc-lp with rc-cm'cls. filing. typing :incl am' g.2viim'ul huncly womvn. Commercial Club Om' outstuiicling inc:-tings wc-rc u clcmoiistrution on sta-lic-iliiig and u visit to tht- Bm-ll rI'c'lc-pliolw Colnpiuiy. At the hegimiing of thi- your tlu-rc was ai Cm-t Al-qmiintm-cl Party auicl in llccvinlwr wc had il Christmas Partv. Miss Mm-hlmumi is our uclvisor. Our oflicvrs urv: Cflarissv Cram-nwoocl. PH-siclciitg Plwllis Hl'CVVC'l', Vice' Prvsillcntg Norma Arcishvwsky, SOCI'Ct1ll'YQ llosczum ll-Ili, rl1l'l'1lSlll'l'l'Q Marilyn Kuta-, Puhlicitvg Shirley Aim Itlull, Curolvn Knox. Doro- thi-y xlCKl'l'.SUCl21l Cmninittcc. DAVID HARRIS JUNK CO., Bellaire, Ohio 50 OFFICERS Steve Foreman . President NVilliam Lestini Vice President vvillllllll Thomas . Scribe Cline Siegenthaler . .. Secretary P. A. T. Club The Public Aclclress Technician Club elected the following officers for this year: Presiclent, Steve FO1'6IIIilIlQ Vice President, VVillia1n Lestinig Secretary, Cline Siegenthalerg Treasurer, David Suttong Scribe, Bill Thomas. After elections the perlnanent seheclule was made out for the school year. This year the P. A. T. Club. with the student council. sponsored the noon movies, The members of the P. A. T. Club will receive letters again this year for their services renclerecl to the school. Mr. Reynolds is the faculty advisor for the club. liow 1 Russell Vasey, Carl Sellars, Nvllliillll Aeeroeo. Toni Day, VVilliaun Lestini, Steve Fore- inan, Toni Kopyar, Ronald Narclo. Row 2 Paul Dunfee, Bill Mc-Faclcleil, Davicl Sutton, Eugene llannaln, Cene Ross, Cline Siegenthaler PHILLIPS JEWELRY STORE, Bellaire, Ohio KENNETH B. SCHRAMM, Bellaire, Ohio 51 ow I Sully Aclclimll, Sylvia Ba1ttist1111c',j11u11 Allia111gl1,InA1111 Tlll'llL'l', li11il1 'YSl'I'. l,il11 XVl'llL'l', f:llill'lIl1lllN' 'l1l1Ulll1lS. Row 2 A111111 La1zicl1, D111'otl1y lu. l5:111lu'r. livtty UPpl'l'lll2lll. lJUlllSl' NllJHl'l' G. A. A. Score Card Sully Aclcliso11 Sylvia Bzlttistmim- 101111 Allnuigli 'lo txllll TllfIlL'1' Hutli Kvysvr Lila xVC'lJl'l' clllillillllllllf' TllllllIilS .Allllll Luszicli lJOI'0tl1y Buiikcr Bettv UI717Cl'll12lIl Louisa' lxl00l'l' limi' l Put D1'Bl11sis, Sully ll11111sl4y. .'X1'ilL'Il 'l'l'2lSllilll', C111'11l Smith, lililllt' Dixmi, Nlllllf' lllum-1', Slll4ll'l'. lCil1-1-11 ll2lll'UIlL', Nlilfjlll' B1111l11'1', ci1'l'illillllll XV1'igl1l, juycl' SllklL'liCll-llfll. Row 2 Zum Clulmliv S3141-s, clllflll l,illl'UlI1', clllilflllilllll' 'l'l1o11111s, Lila XYc'l1v1', Nly1'clitl1 Nvls1111. l'llll'll :Xllll Klm-. Nllllllf' l,1111g, llUl1l'l'l2l BilSl'lIli, Nlnry Kuplvt. l'l1ylli:- lXlllI'l'ilj'. NI1113' cll'l'L'Il, lclu Nlzu' XY1'ig1l1l, -lilllll' cilll'llSlllllll, l,ill'll'Ill' King, Hl'l'll4'llil Sulv, l7111'11tl1y N11-Kvv, Sliirlvy Sc'111Dl1'. l'llva111111' xl1ll'5lHlll. l'11l l,2llll'l'S0ll, lC111ily D1-S1111tis. fll'I'1llClilll' llm-ss. IJ1-lm-vs Slmricli, Allllll Nlurim' 'l1lll'lIl'l'. Row 23 Dui lllJIlll'. Samcly Cl1l'isty, tloycm' Nlillilivu, Nlkll'lL'lll' Slllil4'I'. flilffll Nlillllll'KlI, Nlalrx' Allll XYig11i11s. Nluriv Ka17111i1'sl4i, I,1111'z1i111' Huskirli, -lllllil l'lr1111111'i, llnsu Marin' AIlllI'l'XX'S. 'lucly Yvjxrvclu, Nlnry Criss, Mary lli1'x'vs, Nzuicy Kry11ziL'l1, -Iuycv Bl'Yl'l'lKlgl'. clilllN'l'lI1'L' Bm-c'a1lwll11, B1-w-rly llixm-11lm1111gl1, clylltlllkl Nlurilc. Row 4 -lvssiv Collins, B1llAl31ll'il SllUllj.Il'ilSS. Putty Sllkllllll. Dinin- s2lllllXYSlil. fIa11'11l C11w1'11. Sllirlvy Nl'llll'L', Bvtiy C11171111, Nancy cillllk'j', Hl'I'llilKlllll' XVi51gi11r-, X11111-5 -In Nvlsml, l3z11'l1111'11 Sliwry, livtty NlcNlillv11. llzniic' Byklffl. lplllllt' l 1'y1'. C111'11ly11 Lippvr- Illklll, Ili-ll-iv Scott, Dot l3111'ti111z111, Silllllfil Aclclismi Girls CLENCOE TRANSFER CO., Bellaire, Ohio 52 Xliss 11U1l'l'1l1l'l', 111-lly Yi111111, C1111111-s l11s11i11s, Illiilll A11111111.f11, :xllllll 110l'llX1l'1l. xllllil -ll'illl 1'1-l1'11111-11, 13-1-ily XYi'1'1i1l'y', X11-M11I11111, 111-1111 NY111111. C1111'11 l.1-1- Kt'l'l'j' s1111111- 5111111-111-, D1-11111-s U11111-1'11'111111, 111-1' ,Il'Llll S1-11ll. 1,211 Nl1111pi11, Nl111'j111'i1- g111', 51111111-1' 1l1111i11gs111-1111, B1-1'111111i111- Sales Club '1'111- S1111-s C11111 111- 131-1111i1'1- llig11 S1-1111111 is l'l'il11y 1111 111'g1111iz11ti1111 111 two 1-111115, 11111111111 118 t111- D1-1-11 C11111 111111 t111- S1111-s1111111s11ip C11111. T111- 171-1-11 C11111 is 1-11111111151-11 111' t111- sixt1-1-11 1111-111111-rs 111' t111- Dist1'i1111ti1111 1211111-11ti1111 1-111ss w11i1-11 1111-1-ts 1'111' two 111-1'i1111s. T111-sv st11111-11ts 1lI'C 1'1-q11i1'1-11 t11 11111-1111 il 1-1111v1-11ti1111 ilt 011111 St11t1- L1lI1VCl'S1ty, C111111111111s, 1-x'1-1'v 11111 111111 111'11vi111- t111-i1' 1-111p111y- 1-rs with ll 11111111111-t 0Yl'l'f' spring. T111- 111111-1-rs 1111- 1,l't'S1l1l'Il1. P11-ttx' Xvillklll Vic-1--1'1'1-si111-111, D1-1111'1-s U11111-1'w111111g S1-1-1'1-1111'x'-T11-115111'1-11 c112ll'1l 111-1- K4'l'l'X7. T111- S1111-s1111111s11ip C11111 i111-111111-s 1111v stu- 6101118 i11t1-1'1-st1-11 i11 1'1-t11i1i11g 11s 1111 1-xt1'11-1-111'1'i1-111111 111-tivity. T111-ir lllilill j11111'111-y was ll s111111pi11g trip t11 Pitts11111'g11. T111- 1111i1'1-rs 1111- P141-si111-111, C1111'iss1- C11-1-11w111111g V11-1--1'1'1-si111-111. x1ill'g1ll'l't 111-g111ig S1-1-1'1-t111'y. E11-1111111' 111-5111111 T11-11s111'1-11 lC11'11 .'X111i1-i. Row I Nlilfj' l.1-1- Cl111111s1111, 151-ssiv 111111, Nlllllf' ,I1-1111 S1-1111, A111111 -1l'llll Ill'1I'Ulli'1i, 1Jl1l'U11Ij' IC11g111', 111-tty U11111-1'1111111, 13111111111 11illl1xK'l'. 131-ily Xvillkll, N1ilI'g2lI'l'1 R1-g111i. 1CNL'1yIl 1,ilVVSKJIl. 1511-1111111' 111-g111i. Row ll 151-ily 111111111-s. Ii11s1-111111 1,1-111, 1,1l1 Nl111'1'is. Daisy l1ll11l'l', -1111111 1.11y, C11111111111i111- 'l'111111111x, Daisy 11111-111-1', I111s1- -I111111st1111, blllilll A11111115111, 111-1111 XV111111, li1-1'111111i111- x1L'N11l1l1lll. THE BLUM COMPANY, Bellaire, 011111 Sp Alpha Hi- Y How I Sta-vv Forvman, licmnim- Narclo, xvilliillll Lvstini, Charlvs Piait. Iliclmarml -lulnnwmn lnm Clark, Cvralcl Vvfigllt, Bob llulluway, Hicllarcl XVc'lx'r. Row 2 'Ilan Kupyar, 'lwlblll arliug, Russ:-ll Vasvy, Ralph Muonvy, Clyclv Skaggs, Ca-urgv Carlivr, Slwlxa Davis, limb-m'1't 'vlng jack M1-ndlc-xml. Row 3 XViHiam Bostanciv, Carl Gixcns, Nlariun Dmall, XVillian R-st, -lov Ault, Curtis Dunfvc, Rohn-rt Murray, 11111108 Furnia, Charlc-s Fry Beta Hi- Y ow I l ranL'ix Stlld'l'lll', Hull Day, Cvralrl lln- S. Clwstvr Fryv, Jack xlQ'KL'l'Nl'l', Bull llmw-ll Dun Clark, 'Ilan Dvckvr, lic'1'cr' Morgan. .lim NIK'xIilll'll, Row 2 liulu-rl Sykvs, llicllarcl llm'ml1'1'sl1ul, C,lar4'm'4' SIIIIDSUII, Dlvk Nowak, .lov In-1'ry,jm-1'r'y H1-II, Umm h1NKljll'ilS9. -ISIIIIPN lin-ws HZIBWIIUIIQ! .IvflAvl'S CENTER FOOD MARKET, Neffs, Ohio NEFF LUMBER COMPANY, Neffs, Ohio 5-I Alpha Hi -Y The Hi-Y is a religious organization which is over lifty years old, The Bellaire Hi-Y Club is very active and helps the school in many ways. The Hi-Y emblem is a white cross on a blue Held, enclosed in a red triangle. These are all trimmed with gold. The red stands for American- ism and red-blooded manhood. The blue is for loyalty to Hi-Y ideals. The white is for Christ- ianity and purity. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. This year's president and vice-president were sent to summer training at Camp Nelson Dodd. One of the biggest school dances is the Hi-Y- Y-Teens which was held last November. This year's officers are Stephen Foreman, president, Carl Givens, vice presidentg Ronald Nardo, secretary, Tom Kopyar, treasurerg and Robert Holloway, chaplain. The Bellaire Hi-Y is very fortunate in having such a fine and co-operative advisor as we have in Mr. Blind. Beta Hi -Y There are hundreds of Hi-Y Clubs all over the country. The Hi-Y is a branch of the Y.M.C.A. and is under the leadership of the Y.M.C.A. The club is composed of young men who wish to leam to lead better Christian lives. Its purpose is to create high standards of Christ- ian character. The Beta Hi-Y, just started this year, con- sists of freshman and sophomore boys. The offi- cers of the present club are President, Don Clarkg Vice-President, Tom Forbesg Secretary, Tommy Decker, Treasurer, Chester Fryeg and Chaplain, Reece Morgan. Our advisor is Mr. Eldred Bovenizer, who graciously devotes a share of his time to our club. This year we held our first formal initiation of new members. Three delegates attended the district meeting at Mt. Pleasant. They were Tommy Decker, Chester Frye, and Don Clark. A Hi-Y-Teen Snow ball was held on Novem- ber 30. Our club is a young one but in time will be a fine help to the community in training its young men. THE NEW CO-OPERATIVE CO., Neffs, Ohio ll ' Senior Y-Teens We wish to apologize for this inadequate coverage of the activities of the Senior Y-Teens but the staff member missed the dead line with her article. The program must serve in lieu of anything better. Taffy Pull Br Talent Show - October 4, 1951 Hayride 61 Weiner Roast - October 18, 1951 Recognition Service - November 1, 1951 Formal Dance - November 30, 1951 World Fellowship - November 15, 1951 Christmas Party - December 11, 1951 Tureen Dinner 8: Hobby Show - January 10, 1952 Sleigh Ride - january 24, 1952 Dance - March 6, 1952 Folk Dance - March 20, 1952 Election of Officers - April 3, 1952 Mother-Daughter Banquet - April 17, 1952 . lf' srl . AC BELLAIRE NEWS AGENCY, Bellaire, Ohio THE BELMONT FURNITURE CO., Bellaire, Ohio 56 Senior Teens ROVV I-listvllv lloniko, Marilyn Kate, Phyllis Brown-r, Nancy Blim-r, Dianii- Dixon, l'lTilllC'L'S Lot-lllvr. Normal Crm-iiwoocl, Octaiyin lla-inrich, Nancy Krynalich, Kathryn Mnkofslsy, Put lngrann, Dorothy linnlwr, Sully Aclclison, Lois -lc-zin lannmrt-lli, Nancy Nlulfaill, Annu I.a1zit-h. Row 2-- lh-tty Cqnnpln-ll, .lainie Molilvy, joycv Gull:-y, Dorothy Miller, Iinnnn Lannhros, Dorothy MQKQ-1-, Carolyn Knox, .lanivt llan'x'vy, Carolyn Dick, Dorothy Iidgalr, Kaitlllm--vii jalspcw. NQIIICX All'X2llIIlt'l', -Ivani Ki-ysvr, llvlvn l orlx's, Nlnry Cn-vii. Row 3-Shirley Brock, Eh-inior Dawkins, Shirlvy Nlurruy, Nancy Long, Ruth Kvysvr, B:-ssiv Cray, Daisy llot-lu-r, Clorin Chap, Carrol Mallpivtli, Man'g4m-t Murray, liorrnim' Bnskirk, Donna Bclirvns, Connie Dia-trich. Row 4-Pat In-vnlionr, B1-nlaih Nlvalclows, lilyn Ainici, Hose-nnii 1,4-Ili, Ban'ha1rn johnson, Louise Moore, liclith Moon-, Dclorus l,ihn-rziti, Norinn Arcislicwsky, Shirlvy Ann llnll. B4'x'm'rly l rvvinnii, .loan Alliznlgli, Shirlvy Mcilniru. Row l-Daisy Rutter, Doris Hvjonis, Shirley XVilli1nns, -Ioziniiv Snchzm, Betty Vinkzl, jo Ann 'l'nrnc-r, Carrol Sinith, Sylyin Soc-hor, Dvlt-iv Scott, D4-lore-s Skorich, l ra1m'x-S Yost, Lila NYY-lwr. Doris ljlllllllll, lillon Ann Snich-r, Row 2-joycv Yvxvrku, fzllillilllkllllt' Thonnis, Host- Poyvr, lit-lm XVoocl, l3ni'lmi'n VVill1-rton, 'l'lu'i'vsz1 P:n'nvll, Many Ann NViggins, june Tzlylor, lcln Klau- NVright, lilvainor l'rntt, Nlyrclith Nelson, lfloris Trigg, hl2ll'f.Illl'I'ilt' XVisi-, Dorothy Pnrtilnaln. Row 3-Nancy Scott, livtty Uppvrnizni, Bm-tty llhoclvs, Nlurgurvt H4-goli, Sylyin Sta-rn, Shirlvy Svnipls-, l3a1rlmi'n Sherry, Susie Noicv, Bt-tty Ann Nell' CAPITOI, AND TEMPLE THEATRES, Bellaire, Ohio 'HA 0t'.Q C 5 muse 1 Q Q Q0 B buh. Nh? -dsl . P...g .,,,,,, u--D 9 'T' , 5 f! .Q 4 f ,eff f n t Sopl1u111o1'c- .'xH'1'Illlilllt l l'l'SllllHlll .'xtfl'llililIlf .Il111i111' .'XUl'llllllllt S1'11i111' .'Xftl'lICl1lIlt fJlI1'l'll .IDLIII Stn-wart Nancy Pz1l111c'1' 1211011 A1111 S11id0 IOLIIIIIC SlIChilll Bvttv Uppc'1'111z111 Homecoming ueen and Attendants KZ- 63 YHA SCHRAMMS CROCERY, Bellaire, Ohio TONY'S FOOD MARKET, Bellaire, Ohio SH Xl ilu- ll111111'u1111111Q Lulm- I111111111 cl1zl11, Nillll'j' l'11l1111'1'. l':ll1'lI Slliclvl I1'a111 Sll'XX'3ll'l :mil 1111- fl,lli'4'll Glamour Bo Frances Loeiller, Torn Clark, Dianne Dixon, Iohn l'it-lmvviez, Octavia Heinrich. Barbara Sherry, Daxicl Sutton, Dt-It-ie Scott, Aloe Camp- bell, Mary Ann XViggins, .Iames Fornia, Ceralcl NVright Sue Robinson, Shirley NIeCuire, XVilliann Ac- crocco, Susie Noice, Robert Murray, jack Nlen- tlelson, Sylvia Stern, Frank Long, Catherine Boccabella The junior Class presented by special permission of Row, Peterson Sz Company Clamour Roy. a comedy in three acts bv Esther E. Olson. llireetior of Orchestra A A A 'A AA A ..,, A A A .,.. Mr. Alex Stanek Director A AA Miss Pauline Ewing Script llolcler ,,,. Carol Flnxe Stuclent 'l'-echnician A AA ,A ,A A ,.,. A xvllllillll Accrncco Xliss Davis Office Secretary A Susie Noice Clarissa Creen A high school girl Dianne Dixon Nliss Higgins a teacher Catherine Boccabella Crt-gory Clflashj Horner star high school athlete john Piehowicz Chauncey lay Mooney Known as Peewee A David Sutton Nlr. Carfielcl principal of Oakville High School Robert Murray Ceorgia Rella Robert a high school charmer A Barbara Sherry Perry QCorkevl VVillian1s A President of High Honor Club Joe Campbell Roxanne Towner editor of school paper Marx' Ann XViggins Nliss Prescott English teacher Sylvia Stern I. C. Roberts owner of Roberts, Mill VVorks lack Mentlelson .-Xutlrey Nelson a high school girl Frances I,oc-flier l,it'e Photographer A Frank Long N. R. C. Announcer A A AA ..,. A Bill Accrocco Nliss Thornclyke Chairman of Young America's Nlagazine autobiography contest Shirley McCuire Nlrs Nlooney A A Sue Robinson Freshie A ,A A ,A A Ierrv XVright Voice A AA A A A, A .A Sue Ricer Other Students Octavia Heinrich, Tom Clark, Delcie Scott. and james Fornia KELLEPCS CROCERY, Bellaire, Ohio 60 STANLEY'S, Bellaire, Ohio Boysi uartet Ilull llmums, f.ll1ll'l4'S l'1'y. Llnu-lx lmlt, ll'l'1lj , llvlly llllll1'l'llIllll. Aluyci- lima-i'iclg1', llc-My Wi-4-kly, l'a1t llljlfillll. Sully Mlilnwii, Luis lLllIlllll'l'lll. Kallllryll Xlallxmmlklxy. xlilI'Qli' .'xll'X1lIllll'l'. Easter Program 1952 , l Low in Tlu- cil'ilYl' llc Lux' l,UNX'l'y SCl'lptlll'K' Sliirlvy NlCclllll'l' Clnlili-mi liustvr Cuml Slum- Pruvci' Nlnrv .Mui Xlfiggins Agnus Dui liizmf -lc-sus Clirist is Risen To Day lluviclicn Uppvrcluss Girls' Ulm- Clulm liin-Q-ton' lflimln-tli Nlullxy .Xclclrvss lim: CI. Pliilip llllll'l'lllllll l'ustor-l irst N11-tlimlist Cliurcli oflim'lla1ii'v llulxcll Girls, Ensemble DK. M. FRANKLIN, Bellaire. Ollie LANDKYS, Bellaire, Ollie lil '1 lfuu I I4-,nu Im-xv-1. Iivllx Mum-X4-II,5n1x1w Xuiu-, XI:uxi.x Ns-lul.ulm1. XIlvl.un4l1IIm, XlllxXun1Ixl, I--.un Nlvxyul N.m4x In XI4-l .nII. I':ll IM-IIl.uu, Xllu- Um-. linwlh I'mImInin. Iiuvn-Il Uxllnum, Iinlmlml IImn.nlm--IIA, lulm Nmunk, I 1.mLIm Ixuvlw, Hou 2 I.uIIu'r XI:nIIu'r. Hmm 1'I.nIM Iivxm-:lx Ii.ul.n, XI.uu- Imnlnnunxlu, liulmlcl NIxI1'H.ul. IIIIJIIHIIQ- Null-, Ilvlwxu Sluunlllwl. 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Huluuw linux-ull, lflulv Sklxjgx, Iilngm Iimuln. 5.nul1.n XI.ulm I Xllum-4-n lhmk, I3nm.1I1I l,,lmI1-rx. .Xm1'Il.u fclalnski. lion 5 Iiilw-rn Ilww, Xlyrclltlu Xmlxun, Illwuu Inlgu. I ml 1.lII1n. XI.nlI4-ln' Lui ur. In Xml I..u1lxInk:1,5l1ixIvy Iimimnx. Ron Ii Slmlm-5 Xlulmy, Iinv-1n.nx .Xmluum Im.: flullwx, Nl.nI1-Ulm I..nlnpIn'II.fIIx,xlI1x llmvlx, Xlllmln-nl Null, .Xulm-n In-qmlaln-. I.mnN II-xluh, I-.mlulh XIII-m, II-mrtIn Ihmu' IMI, lkvnlllmgllmu, IM-.un Ihrrl. Kvnm-III llnrllinv, XII-x 5I.nwL, I r.uuIx Spuk. lun I'Rnun.u. - 2 ,- 2, 3 --4 vi 4 71 Ibm I XI,nu.u-'I Xml C1I,nxmm, I7.n14l linux, Ii:-llx l'uQI1, I'.uxIuu' Xmlmn. -Im-.nu Ixrywr, Nun- Xmuf, XIl1l.un 1j11Im.I'.ul 13-'I'1l.nw.XX.nIlv1 Xlnkmx. livllx :Xllllm-N1.'II. Roux 2 I :n.I C.lu'lm.uy, Xl.u!.ll4't5l11uIuv.II1'u1lx NIHIM-mx lmllluln- XIHILAIIILII, Ilwrlzvlws IxI1-43 I,utIu-r U.lIIu'l', l,I1allIzwf-.u-1'Ix, I',I1':nl1u1'.l Ixullll, Iinurl I,4'ull.u1I, II4'x1-:ly Itlllnl lion II Ilnlurww I.iIw1.xll. Ifrllllu Xlmnv. XYiIm.1 I'r.u'm-H. 'NI:n1'imu- Slxvlvlxvxcl. I3v.m lil-4-1, II.nmIml Iknll, 'lnm ' hh I , ,S f'I.uIx. Hull .X4I.ullx,I l.nlIxI1ll Ixl'n'Ivx.'I'1mlll Ciuvlwll. fflulr' SIMHJUN. Imlxlw- IIUIHII. Sm Iiuvr. Iilvufv Iinuxh. I l.n I L cl S1xuk,,XIn-x Shun-IX, BEN PINSKYS, Bellaire. Ohio H2 Winter Concert ORCHESTRA - HIGH SCHOOL BAND - VARSITY BAND JUNIOR BAND - FLUTE TRIO ORCHESTRA Directed by Mr. Alex Stanek Age of Youth - March H. F. Woods Festival Overture Emil Ascher Valse Des Fleurs - Directed by Mr. Frank Spirk Tschaikowsky Bohemian Girl M. W. Balfo FLUTE TRIO- Three Blind Mice Carleton L. Colby jean Keyser, Suzie Noice,' Betty Neff - Accompanist Dolores Liberati HIGH SCHOOL BAND Directed by Mr. Frank Spirk Attention - March L. P. Laurendeau Hall of Fame - Concert March QI. Ollendoti Directed by Mr. Podlasiak The Donkey Serenade Friml-Stothart The Desert Patrol- Oriental March K. L. King INTERMISSION JUNIOR BAND Directed by Mr. Frank Spirk Festival March G. E, Holmes America, The Beautiful Samuel A. Ward Sweethearts - Waltz G. E. Holmes The Junior Band - March Maurice D. Taylor VARSITY BAND Directed by Mr. Spirk 6z Mr. Stanek Gloria - March F. H. Losey Song of India - stylized arrangement Korsakov-Bennett Festa Di Campagna G. F ilippa Knightsbridge March from London Suite Eric Coates Christmas Program Presented by the Glee Clubs - December 19, 1951 Prelude .....................,.........,,....,..,......................,, ...,...,...,..,.... H igh School Orchestra Marimba Solo .. ,. .... ....,..,...........,....... E dith Moore Processional ....,................................. ...,., ' 'O Come All Ye Faithful Glee Club - Cherubim Song ......,. ...,.....,......,....,,,. . Bortniansky Carols by Audience The First Noel ........,..,,............. .........,..,..,.... ..... T r aditional O Little Town of Bethlehemv ...,.. ......,.............,.,,.,..... , I Brooks Glee Club - Heaven's Eternal King .... . ...,... The Seven Joys of Mary Pat - a - Panv ...,,....,.,.. ...........,...,,., ....,....,.. ,.,..,. B 1 1 rgundian Air Solo - I Wonder as I Wanderv ........... ...,......,. . . .............. ,. Niles QRuth Hofreuterj Scripture and Prayer ........,.,................,,........,.............,...,..... ,,..,.,.....,..,..... I ean Keyser Double Duet - Long Ago ................ ..,. , . ,..........,..,..,. .....,..,,........ B rahms Pat Ingram, Betty Weekley, Diane Dixon, Sue Robinson fContinued on page 661 KADLIC'S FOOD STORE, Bellaire, Ohio SITAR'S GROCERY, Bellaire, Ohio 63 ,- I f 3. f rf, 5 5 'E , if i' I i 35 W Q , x., u l l i sl X , 2: :Q X 1 . 5 ik wig A 5 I, f G i , . i 9 Y W lil , ,,ax iw ., s. Nancy -I0 Mi-Full - llf-nd Major:-Ito, Bus- soong llollauvl Secon- linc-Stutlvnl Director, Trinnpvtg Sliirlvy Mur- ray - Drum Mnjnrcttc. Buss Clarinet Franklin Krvlvs-Truni- pvtg B1-tty Ann Neil- Flntm' - L1-llu xvilllvl' Nlulcros - Buri- tum-, ui-ling C l y tl 4' Skaggs-'l'nlmng Dcnnilcl AdilIIIS-rlifillllllllllk' Patricia D v B l n s s -- Ohm-g lloscinuric Mary- lnigli-Tr0mlmm'q Holm- ert Bennington-Drum Nlury Louise llululi-- Nlujurvttm-, String Baissg Patsy Klaus - Frvnclr linrn Lutlrvr XVnllu'i'-l'rvsi- clc-nt. Clnrinvt, B ai s s ljfllllll Dulnrvs Driscoll -Buss llorng llogm-r limisli - 'I'nlm, String Buss fri Upperelass Boys' Glee Club Howl Il1uIlnpS Rim 1 ll my, i,lmrlm's l'la1tl. llmnm' Xamlu, Clmrlcs lluskins, lfclwin Iiuclzir, Gnu- Russ, Holm Ilolluwzly. llicluml NU-lu-i' 2 Sufix' Nuiwx .'xk'L'Olll17lllIlfNl. llugvi' lA'OIl2ll'll, llvzm Nil-lu 'l.llHIlllN Clustni ilu Ill .L'llqu's. Dun .-Xclzuns, lyllillli' l'mx'L-ll. .Inv clllLlIlllM'l'S, 'Hmm Ku Jyilf, lsllllllillll Ku-lmlws, llllhSl' Yam I AK'l!1lI'4l-'0l1llSOlI, Dun Coll: liolmvrl VV:-lux .l2lllll'S 'llllOl'llllS. Clvurgm' Nll'1lgK'I', lllairl 5L'lX'l'l'y, llvlnn-s l,iln'mti, Acc-mlipaliiisl Row 'Z lox limi' h Qvpli Cfau-vlx, Ihml lllllliOXlL'll, ll1'ui'gv Trigg, llfmlu-rt llmu-Il ll1lYlllIHltl Nlvflm'-v, NVillium Xlbmls, VVzul4' C llllx Ju xvilllxK'l', Iamivs NIuNlill4-ll, lytill fa U l IlilllllglK'U lI'l lflllll limi, 4 XII N .- wit Yil.'1'li, lfiuuik llailgrau y, llii'l1urcl lim-ezmlm-llai,,jim-li Nlllk1'1'X1'l',clllill'l1'S Frv, llc-vw lxlllllfilll, Iium-s l'lUI'llIll. llulwrl Xll1i'r1iy'. llllylllllllll Sllllil1'l'S, l,a1wrr'm'm' l,yclc-il, vlOSL'1Dll 'lllIl'lll'l' Y Freshmen Boys, Ci ee Club Row l Suriv Xnivv, .'Xk'k'UIlllNllllSl, AIRHIIVN llalrllim-, flilfl S1-llalrs, -lim Xlillvr, XrlIll'1'lll ZllSlllllll, NY:ilh-r Nlvfigilw, -I.um's livss. -lanvlx slxlllxilll, -Iulm l.alllllul'ua, llvitllcl Ill-ss, lJc'l1m's l,ilw-m-rli. .-Xcuuliipalinisl Row 2 llilly llmllilmx. liulu-rl llmxling, llulu-rl Siimlgmss. Din-lx Nmailx. Dauicl IN-clx, fflzilvilu' Slllll3SOll, In-rrx lh-II, Alauxu-5 Nl1'Qlk'l4Illl'j'k'I', .l1DM'1Tll Nl1lI'l'lll'lll, -'lllllllf' Nlylllvlx, Dun l5l'OlIL'lllli Q ' 'l'HEliESA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE, Bellaire, Ohio THE SMART SHOP, Bellaire, Ohio G5 mlus, Iluauu- Nlnmlv, G4-raxlil Uiiglit XVan'iu- CIBLS' CLEE CLUB, Row l-Alice VVise, Sue Ricer, Sylvia Battisloue, Judy Rozlefer, Shirley Rejouis, Lila Campbell, Patty Bennington, Cecelia Beveridge, Carol Patrone, Eileen Patrone, Marjorie Booher, Ceraldiue XVright, Susie Noice. Row 2- Anna Nlarie Turner, Enuna joan Lainhros, Patricia Dc-Blass, Betty Wt-ekley, Billie Ann jones. Carol Smith, Nancy Scott. ,loyee Bew-ridge, Patricia Ingram, Sally Addison, Lois Jean Iannarelli, Betty Upperinan, Kate Klakofsky, Margaret Alexander, Daisy Butter, Row 3-jean Keyser, Barbara NVillerton, Shirley Brock, Theresa Parnell, -lane Blobley, Carol Slaloiedi, Ida Mae NVright, Mary Green, Frances Loefller. Marguerite VVis-e, Diane Dixon, .Ioycc Stewart, Sue Robinson, Ellen Ann Snider, Anita Ll17IX'l'Ill2lIl, Delores Skorich, lleleu Snoulter, Antoinette Cipr-essi. Row 4--Mary Aun VViggins, Shirley Tipton, Frances Yost, Deleie Scott, Pauline Parker, Dorothy Trigg, NVauda Kleynian, Joyce Milliken. Gloria ltafeldt, Margaret Simlto, Phyllis Miller. Margaret Morris, Maureen Closseir, Vera Good, Roberta Basrak, Delores Liberati, Reba XVood, Bonnie Trigg, Margaret Ann Glasgow. Bow 5-Anne Voight, Esther ltoth, Floris Trigg, Myrdith Nelson, Helena Zuesy, Dorothy Oxley, jean Stewart, joyee Shaekel' ford, -Indy Thoeueu, Barbara Prochaska, Carolyn Lipperlnan, Augusta Scott, Thehna Norris, .lean jaquay, -loyee Ann llall Shirley Nlefluire, Anna Lazieh, ltose Marie ltudish, Christmas Program continued Clee Club- The Bells Frank Quartet- l Heard the Bells . Calkin Deck the Hallsi' . , , Old YV:-lsh Air CBill Thomas. Bud Fry, Chuck Piatt, Bob Nlnrrayl A Christmas Story Nlargaret Glasgow High School Ensemble- No Candle XVas There and No Fire Lehniann Cradle Hymn . , .. , Luther fPat Delilass, Betty Wfeekley, Diane Dixon, Nlarguerite NVise, Sue Robinson. lean Stewart, Emma joan Lambros, Pat Ingram, Barbara NVillerton. Anna Marie Turner, Esther Both, Kathryn Makofskvl Clee Club- Cantique de Noeli' . , Adam CEmma joan Lainbros-Soloistl Clee Club- Song in the Air' Speaks i'Ave Maria Schubert ltecessional- Toy to the XVorldi' Handel Silent Night . . Gruber Clee Clubs under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Xlalby Pianist-Helen Snoufter THE KERN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC., Bellaire, Ohio 66 llil l CI U li m u linnonc, Shirlcy Nclncc, Bc-tty Curzon, Nancy Cnllcy, Corrinn-4' Nzlrclo, K ilhcrnic Dclffufxo, Patricia Nllllgfl nl. .lounnc lDt'lIl1ll'L'U, Shirlcy llollirigsllcncl. -lntly lngrznn. Shirrcl Kumllic, lrlu llicxcs. Mary nn Mornck, Pi-ggy joncs. Sanuly Aclclison, Alaickic Cifnlrli, Arclcn Tcnsrlulc. How 2-Sully lllllllSlQ', Miriann Cillcn. licvcrly llIXl'IIlJilllj.Ill, l'ntrici1i NVillcrton. Nancy Nclson, Bcrnaulinc XVigQins, Muric KilllllL'I'Slil lnliax Brunori Nanci 'ISIIMEN C RLS' CLEE I . B, ow 1--I -i 1 a . , . . . , . ' l,SllIlll'l' livclyn llntlr-rn'ootl, Ci-mltlinc Ili-ss, l'llK'1lll0l' Marshall, Put Puttcrson, Alillllly DcSalntis. Row' fl--lnnc llyllflll,Axl1ll'l'l'llt' Snulcr clll l Cru nn ix Bc th l'oin l'1triLi1 llllxltllillX Bmttx C mln lll l'1t11c1l Nlgl ul rnl ' -al A' 'a 2 ' X 'I' lt' 'A , a . la l Shirl l'l noi Stnlux Dcunli lllu Cloliz s cy liuycs, ltosc Muric Anclrcws. Clzuulinc Solc, ', sa e '. 1 'Q Q I 'a XVi.'c,Cynthia1 Malrilt, Shirlcy Anclcrson. Virginian Scott. Row 4-Sznuh Shnnlx, iris Cillcn. ll1n'lmrn Snoclgruss, Carrol llnnnu, Arwilclu VVilliauns, Mary Ricvcs. lflorcncc Snnflcrs. Clzulys llublc. llonnzl lu-lly, Shirlcy 'l'l':1x'is, Putty Snchun, Dcnisc S2lilllVVSlil, Carol Cowcn, Put Kr-nut-dy. Vocal pring Concert March 14, 1952 Unclcr thc clircction ol' Miss Elizubcth Mulbv anal Mr. Frank Spirlt .-Xcconipnnists-Ilclcn Suonflcr and Icun lannonc Cliiapunccals .. , .. . , , . . N Iurlow O Dcur, XVhut Can Thr- xl21ftl'l'B0l . ,. . English Folk Tunc .llclls of St. Mzn'y's ., . . .-Xclunis F1'cshnicn Cirls' Cleo Club, Miss Malbw Tlu- Builclcr , , Churlcs XV. Cutlnizul lt's 21 Cruncl Night For Singing lloclgcrs ik llzuunicrstcin Bc Thou Ncau' Mc. Lortl , . .. .. , A Morgan Duncc My Connudcs lticluircl Bcnnctt Uppvrclass Bovs' Ch-c Club. Mr. Spirk Sxw-4-tlu-mts . Dc Cospcl 'lll'illIl , Song of l,ovc .. ,.. , . . xYLll'SltV Chorus, Miss Mallmy ln Vcnicc .. ,. . . , Tic-ti Tic-tal lVhcrc Spnrliling Nllaltcrs Flow Sincc First l Mct Thu NWll-O-rllllc-XVisp Kittv of Colrninc lu thi- Tiinc of lloscs llllllllll Strcct Song Uppcrcluss Cirls' Clcc Club 81 Enscmblc. Miss l'irutc's Song , . . Yo llol For thi- Rolling Scal Fra-sluncn Boys' Clcc Club, Mr. Spirk Kntln'vn's XVm-clcling ljily Co Down Moscs Uno Mcloclions Song Coocl Night, SXVOCfllCt11l'l' lligh School Mixccl Chorus, Miss Mullw lligh School Mixccl Chorus, Miss Mnlby Victor llcrbcrt Spiritual lfibich Paolo Tosli l.z1nu1 CCirlsl XVilson llubcnstcin Spross Enscmblc ., . ltuchurt Victor llcrbcrt Nlulbv Frccniun lligh Ccollrcy Ulllum lmvzius Spiritual Elliot Noblc Czunpbcll BERMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE, Bellaire, Ohio 67 5 . 165 HAQW-nw N Nl - wflfwgtt 1 ,ag l xg Hia--43 r K' t ANN .V V ,, -Q--Q4 551.-'ii' Cl O f -kJ ' Fx,-,A -..gm I W-.--121 -x 75 W sf Myrclitli Nelson, Floris Trigg, Sliirlvy Murray, Louise Ilululm, Joyce Cullm-y, Nancy Mn-Fall Top Row-,Ivan Sh-wart. lfilvvn Pvt- rmiv, join' Sllaclu-lliurcl, Mary llvsson, Cir-ralalim' XYrigl1t. Center Row-Maw guvritt' XVis1'. Diana' Dixon, Sllt' lluli- immi. l ram'1-s Lux-ill:-r, Catlwrim- Bm-colin-lla. Bottom How - Carol Smitli. liilr-vii l,l'IIllt'I'll1y, Margaret llc-guli. Luis l1llHlill'l'lll, Pat Ingram. Nlargarvt Alt'XilllKll'l'. Cheerleaders ajorettes ARCH BRYAN, Jeweler, Bellaire, Ohio 68 1-A vz-'wm:T?fz--4,.,.'s N 1 ..-A-we 'J -'w N., -- . H... -. . gpm.. 4.,,Q', v '-'w-,,..'.wf15v...4 5 7-1. 'LN' ,-f--,v.,' 5.-.Lx Iligf' , 4' '.Q'1F'inn'i',-', .E ' A --'Q . .Aw .x ::f,,,...,,,1,,.f. -3 .,.,,1 , 11- .a'p'., J '- -A-I-v . -13545, ww yllmmnl Q 0 .fini 6. 'faq' A' q-:Zl4'Xg1'-T ' ' Q . -1--nv-..f.,,' A 1.-4 0 ,Lgf ' Q 'w ., .:,f, 1 x. A v.,- LQ., .L ., ,K . . . .L ..,... . ,,,xpfi-.Mi .QA at , ff ,'-1 I -ffg .:f ' ' .u..1, X INK Ilmuummnu 1, , vifbffwz:-.f L IYIII 9 -Six 111, ,I -1 x :Fr 1, Q . ,. ' F ., 1 WNQ.. - X gf f ' jf -f '. ' ' 4,5 'ttf 2 ' f :gg r 5 -ifafwl . - . fr. ' mi- f ? 'g?'5 V Q as f 1 A Q Q ' 425 5 . lg: X E3 ,. ' -Q J 5' ff' F . Q A .' 1 ,Q ' V A 244, 'A 6 sf - ff- L. -' n 1' 1' . 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'llml Mill, ,lov .-Xull. limmlml lllll, lhlpln Xloonvy, liill .'XC'i'l'lli'l'll, Holm Iimlzxllciv, Alvrry' Boll, Holm Iluxu-ll, .I1ll'k Nlc'Km-xL'1', 'Ibm Ifurlnw, llkllll Vallka xnln. liogwr l.lsL, ,lun XVIIIPV, Row 4 :Xmly llznrrxs. XI.ll'xl11 xll'llQl'l', I'l4illllK llrmxn. .lim Mumg. Xlllx lrullvy, llmmtcl Kult-, lllllllf llamrrls The Bi 1' Redsg Assistant Coaches Nlr, Crilmlms '. NIA-Hull Hr. Yilkuski Xlr. c:l'ifl.4'll .IULE RIVLIN SPORT SHOP, YVhccling. XV. Vu. T0 Scores Bellaire .,,..... e....,. 1 8 Bellaire ..,..... .A....,. 6 Bellaire .....,,. ....... 5 9 Bellaire ...., ...,... 4 6 Bellaire ..,.. . ....... 27 Bellaire .,...... ....... 2 0 Bellaire ,.,.. .....,.. 0 Bellaire ..,.,... ...,,.., 0 Bellaire ......., ..,,.,.. 6 Bellaire .,... ......,. O Salem .,...,.....,..... .,.,..,. 1 9 Triadelphia .ii.,........ ,,.... 2 5 Cariield Heights ............ 6 Moundsville .......,,,,.,....... 0 Linsly ..,..,..,..,.,........4,...,... 13 Youngstown North ..,.... 35 New Philadelphia .,4,.,,.. 13 Ironton .,.....i,......... ....... 3 8 Wheeling .,.....i.., ,,.,... 6 Martins Ferry .l,.l.. .... 7 Our Coaches Reyman Bud Bonar-Bellaire High's head football coach while in high school was a star drop-kicker. He later attended the University of Notre Dame and was known as the educated Toef' Before coming to Bellaire he coached at the University of Cincinnati. He has a way with boys that it makes playing under him very en- joyable. Claire Cribbs-End Coach-attended Jean- nette High School in Pennsylvania and then went to the University of Pittsburgh where he made All-American for two years. He is also head bas- ketball coach. Respected by all. john Vilkoski-Our line coach, did a fine job in teaching the boys many tricks. He is also re- serve basketball coach. He attended the Univer- sity of Cincinnati, and in his hi h school football career played for Powhatan Higii School. A very well-liked and know-how fellow. Forrest Mellott-coach of the reserve foot- ball squad came through with a very good season. Coach Bonar depends on him for future varsity material. He attended Bellaire High School and West Liberty State College. Calvin Giffin-coach of the freshman foot- ball and basketball squads did a great job. He taught the future Big Reds many valuable tricks. He attended Bellaire High School and West Liberty State College. Charles Keyser-coach of the Big Red track team. This is his first year at coaching, but he is very ambitious and sincere. We know that he will keep Bellaire at the top. He attended Bell- aire High School and Kent State University. Resume of Games Bellaire 13 Salem 19 In our opening game Bellaire put up a terrific battle both defensively and offensively but Salem was too tough a team for our inexperienced players. Salem led 13-0 before Bellaire could score. Our first T.D. was made in the 3rd quarter by Tekely and Herb Sickles added the point to make the score 13-7. Salem scored again in the 3rd quarter. Then in the final quarter Bill Thomas made our other T.D. CContinued on page 781 CAMPBELL'S FOOD MARKET, Bellaire, Ohio lil ff ll? LJ K Ilszld c.llLll'll Nl-xllllll lill VIQIIIHIILIS ,.....J ,fluff .fl 'Q' ', X f ' l l 4 fl 5 I fx Lu 5 X ' Y l tiff? , lm . sl I 5 L--' ggfiffri-Fi 'M' '-17 f'5 xl X! ll 21 ,di If--' 5 I I l,..- If I fi F.-v, fi l,,,. x,,.,,- ' t lL,.l'.. 'I ,..- -' 1 'A du Blillilf, Nlalllzlgvl' Vldlllll Kllllf'1lI', 'lilll 'l'l'kc-h, A'CIllllc4k Pialll. Hill Tom Bf:alr-cant Owens - czllllfll - rough lllld Bill Pzlsscl ' TIIOIINIS - cxJllill'tl'l'1NlK'h - l-wc-lr hllrd SC'l'2llN'l' W two vm-all lllllll. tiollzllly ,good PRISSCI' lllld plllltl-l' - vm-ry tricky - Ollt' YOLII' lllklll. Chuck 'Peg-leg Piull - cIl'lltL'l' -- Cll'Pi'lld1lbll' Bob Millcr Allllli1lS - lilld - hllrd xl'ol'kc-l' allld Ull lllllkillg good pllssvs - hzlrd hlockl-l' - Ulll' dcpellldzlhh' - ollc- vm-all' lllilll. YURII' lllalll. Cline Ziggy Siegenthallcl' - C:lllll'll - vvrv Jim Speed Tekely - 1:0-Ckllltllill - lllllf Ball-k trim-kv lllld hlst - two f'l'ill' lllzlll. - vvry falst zllld sillcc-l'l' - wc-ll-likvd - thru- YOLII' INQIII. THE BIC RED BOOSTERS T2 ,... X Q .... , -, lx, -12 ,S C212 ,z 1 ilfi Nl Q, '-2121, Tix LT N RQ lsx 51 jjLg.JL....i t - s s-W1 ' .l 'S I l I -D 5 'I 1 I I ,I I I I v ll I, I I 3 D IS Kilim- Sll'gt'IllllLlll'I'. loin Owviis. Simi' l'iUI'4'lllilIl, lfritz Long, lloli NllIlllilS, llllssvll Yzisvy, lfli:il'li's llolmiilsoil Slcvc l'crc-yi' Forcmam - Co-c-aiptziin - Tm-klv Russell Russ Vnscy - llaillilmc-lx - fast ami - - rough ziiicl lmrnl llittiiig g .XII Yalllvx' Svloc-tion goocl clm'lc'iisix'c- plziyvr - om' yvair main. W- tlirw' vvzii' maui. Cliurlcs lied llolminson - Cfn-liter - iilwnvs Fritz Sliil'ty Long - fxllllll'tltl'llilCli - tricky l'l'ilKlY auicl nlvpn iiclailmlv S om- vvaii' mam. good lmll llllllilll'l' - om' ycui' maui. james Jimmy Hobson -- Ciiuul - il luml liit- ting zuicl sim-mv playa-r - oiw vc-air maui. THE UNION SAVINGS BANK, Bellaire. Ohio Varsity Basketball Team nw I Vlillllllil' 1,4-Mzlstc-rs, 11vr1wrt Sic1i1vs, -lor' Cznnphc-11, Dan 11zn'ris, NVi n nrnu S 0 II w B111 T11 C1 1 110L1x1 A r 41 1 1 Hbsl, 1'4l'illl1i I mwn, R w john Pit-111 wivz, ' mnns, I yc 4- -'s ra sv r S Unn f1Uf'Ill', Dnalnc ltnwull, Mr. Cribbs SCORES B.H.S. Opp 52 C2ll111Jl'iL1gO T3 63 McKin1cy XYOC2lt10112l1 53 55 Cznnlmridgc- 83 59 Barnosvillv 58 56 Martins Ferrv 64 68 N'lonnc1svi11c1 66 38 '1'1'iz1c1e-lpllia 50 46 NVan'rcn Conso1ic1at0c1 42 48 S1n1c1ysic1c' 52 79 Briclgvport 57 55 Martins Fc-rry 54 6:2 Union 79 68 Slmclysiclv 56 62 St. Cluirsvillv 58 T0 Linsly Institute' 66 51 Cllvstvr 473 65 NV11c'c1ing 53 76 NVarrcn c1UllS011C12ltl'l1 39 61 XVinte-rsvillc 55 60 Bridgeport 46 Toumament 90 St. C1airsvi11c 61 66 St.I01lIl1S 51 49 NVc'11Svi11c 68 T4 Bellaire Shades Martins Ferry Martins Ferrv's long domination of its basket- ball series with Bellaire was blasted into limbo Fri- day night as a battling band of Big Beds nosed out the Purple Riders. 55-54, in a wing-ding of a ball game that kept a near-capacity crowd at the Bellaire auditorium roaring with excitement. lt was a team triumph for the Bed and Black with the starting tive of Coyne, Piehowicz, Seidel, llochstrasser and Powell sharing the credit for the prized triumph. Coach Cribbs used only one sub- stitute, Bill Thomas replacing Coyne briefly in the second quarter after Nemo incurred his third personal. lt was a Bellaire night all around with johnny Vilkoskis reserves avenging an earlier loss to their lhder rivals with a 33-24 victory, Bellaire Downs Wheeling A rain of baskets ended the longest drought in Ohio Valley basktball Tuesday night as a razor- sharp Bellaire team cut down the Wheeling Wild- cats, 65-53, at Madison Auditorium. The triumph was the Big Beds, first over the Cold in the hardwood game since 1934 and marked another milestone in what is certain to rank as one of the most memorable of all Bellaire cage cam- paigns. The Bellaire reserves made it a clean sweep with a 51-31 victory in the jayvee contest, played after the varsity game. Bellaire Big Reds Top St. John's ln a tense. thrill-packed siizzler that kept a sardine-'ammed crowd roaring from start to finish, the red-hot Big Beds of Bellaire High wrote another stirring chapter in the school's athletic history by stopping the St. Johnis Irish, 61-60, Friday, Feb 29 ' ,- . , .. i 1 . ' ' , in the u hualdc d battle at the Tiltonsville Class A sectional basketball tournament. This was the tenth triumph in a row for the amazing Bed and Black and was a springboard to the district eliminations which will be held at St. Clairsville next week. 7 ' .-1 V7 L..1 '7 -J . 'w ,J 'PT .J -1 1 L., ,am Lf T l LJ 1 ' LJ THE EAGLES, Bellaire, Ohio 0'- V' ,- 1 L.. L.-L H-1 1 1 -nn .J .J 1- L.-J 91: 4-if f 1 L.. L.. SCORES-RESERVES B.H.S. Opp. 47 ' ' ' 33 ..4 K,1nn1n'n1ge Qovertnnej 65 ML-Kin1ey Trade 56 Cfa1m1n'ic1ge 41 13urnesvi11e 21 Martins Ferry 53 1N1onnc1svi11e 36 Trinc1e1p11iu 34 YV.C.11.S. 56 S1iz1c1ysic1e 55 Briclgeport l5.II.S. 68 Belmont 46 Behnont 50 Barnesville 34 Barnesville 33 Bridgeport 53 Sluulesicle 36 13111111118 Ferrv 60 Slmclvsicle Freshmen Basketball Team w 1 Kiel Gill-in. .lim Neniee, Ihxul Pull Pitn 'l'u14 sclli lu in ' - .x 1--lg ill'li1'll-lll'l1, 1 rem1 'l'1lUlIlllS, Dale Clarlc, Nlurlin Pulls, Andy llairris, lclclle Nlusairielx. Gerald 111-ss. Row ll liielnirml Ilenclerslnmt, 11i11 Crziwford, ll lmerl Kqiumlyli. x11il1ll'l' x11'K1i11N', lmlu f2ll'L'llllll1l1, Clerrv 1'3Zll'llill'1ll. lcrrx 111-ll, lmn .Xll1l, Dieli Nuvalli, Billy Ilawllnluw, lbnviil c1il1lIl1l'1l.f10ill'1l K lllen. 13 25 so 35 1 8 21 73 . 19 36 SCORES Opp. 15 10 14 18 3 1 33 50 17 Reserve Basketball Team Row I Denu Xielmlzls. 1.nnie 1.ann1mrns. -Ine An1t, Art Riexes, Bula llowell, loin Fu 1 C 11 nlm Row 1 ries, I 1 A 's xVI'1j1111, ' ll 134:11 Newell, Clmrles Clraitz, ,lim Higgins, Bill BUIIUS. ,Iain-lx Calrnlen, Mr, Yilkoski. 35 1X1artins Ferry 2-1 42 Union 30 65 Sliadvside 20 43 St. C1airsvi11e 37 46 1,ins1ey 27 53 Chester 41 51 NVliee1ing 31 34 NVurren Consolicluted 18 39 YVintersx'i11e 30 29 Bridgeport 33 FRESHMEN 42 Union 25 45 KIounc1sx'i11e 15 52 Nlonnclsville 21 Tournament 40 S1uu1vsic1e 221 41 Bridgeport 35 30 lJ11101lY211l' 223 23 Nlartins Ferry 30 BUCKEYE SAND AND SUPPLY CO., Bellaire, Ohio TG Track Our track team will participate in the following meets this year: March 29-junior AMU-At Pittsburgh April 12-Wheeling Invitational-at Wheel- ing April 19--Intelligencer Relays-at VVheel- ing April 26-OVAAC-at Martins Ferry May 3-Martins Ferry Relays-at Martins Ferry june 2-Eastern Ohio-at Urichsville In addition to these there will also be the State, Dual, and Triangular Meets. We will draw on the following for our team: john Lancione-100 61 220 Yd, Dash-Broad jump Cline Siegenthaler-440 61 880 Yd. Run Bill Bostancic-220 61 440 Yd. Run Iim Tekely-100 61 220 Yd. Run-Broad jump Ellis Cope-1 mile Run Ronnie Hill-Broad jump, High Pump, Pole Vault Bill Thomas-Hurdles Steve Foreman-Discus Ralph Mooney-100 61 220 Yd. Dash Bob Bostancic-100 61 220 Yd. Dash Marvin Meager-220 61 440 Yd. Run joe N acci-440 Yd. Run Dave Schramm-Discus 61 Shotput Warren Sambuco-Mile Run Don Small-440 Yd. Run 61 V2 mile Run Delbert McGee-Eh Mile Run Don Long-V2 Mile Run Nick Trolley-220 61 440 Yd. Run Eugene Hannan-880 Yd. Run Shelva Davis-100 61 220 Yd. Run john Buti-100 61 220 Yd. Run Ioe Terry-100 61 220 Yd. Run james Bess-V2 Mile Run Walter Rejonis-14 Mile Run Ray Jeffers-V2 Mile Run Terry F urman-100 61 220 Yd. Run Paul Palkovich-Shot put Bud Fry-Shot put jerry Bell-Hurdles Returning Lettermen-Row I james Tekely, John Lancione, Ronnie Hill, Coach Keyser. Row II Bill Thomas, Steve Foreman, Bill Bostancic, Cline Siegenthaler. WHITE'S MARKET, Bellaire, Ohio 77 Football Resume Bellaire 6-Triadelphia 25 Our game with Triadelphia was played on a wet muddy field in the Wheeling Island Stad- ium. Triadelphia led 7-0 with 3 seconds to be played before intermission, when Jim Tekely intercepted a pass and ran 68 yds. for a T.D. But in the last half the Triads made 3 more T.D.'s. Bellaire 59-Garfield Heights 6 Our first home game was one to remember. The Big Beds couldnit be stopped. Our T.D.'s were made by Bill Bostancic and John Piehowicz, two each, Bill Thomas, Don Marn, Ioe Ault, Dan Harris, and Bob Bostancic. Sickles made 3 extra points and 2 points were made on a safety. We had good teamwork. Bellaire 46-Moundsville 0 The Big Beds struck by air to whip Mounds- ville on the Trojan field. Opening the game, Sickles kicked off for us and the ball rolled back to the Trojan 1 foot line where Steve Foreman recovered the ball for Bellaire. On the next play Bill Thomas scored. Three other T.D.'s were made by passes from Thomas to Bill Bostancic, Iohn Piehowicz, and Bob Munjas, 2 on inter- cepted passes by Dan Harris and Herb Sickles, and Bostancic made another. Sickles made 4 extra points. Bellaire 27-Linsly 13 This was another game of passing. At the half we were ahead 13-7, our T.D.'s being made by john Lancione and Dan Harris. In the sec- ond half Jim Nemec scored, then Linsly scored. Our last T.D. was made by our co-captain-tackle Steve Foreman, who intercepted a Linsly pass and ran 35 yards for a T.D. Sickles made 3 extra points. Bellaire 20-Youngstown 35 Although the score was tied 14-14 at the half Bellaire soon fell behind. T.D.'s in the first half were made by jack McKeever and Cline Siegen- thaler, Sickles made the extra points. Our third T.D. was made in the last few seconds of the game by john Piehowicz on a pass from Ronnie Hill. Bellaire 0-New Philadelphia 13 Bellaire put up a good fight but two long scoring drives, one in the second quarter and another in the 4th gave the Quakers a 13-0 victory. Bellaire 0-Ironton 38 Injuries and cold weather hindered Bellaire greatly as we went down to a 38-0 defeat, Bellaire 6-Wheeling 6 Everyone on the Bellaire team proved him- self a star as we battled Wheeling to a 6-6 draw. Wheeling scored in the 3rd quarter and Foreman blocked their kick for an extra point. Bill Bos- tancic made our T.D. in the 4th quarter. There was great teamwork and no one boy stood out as each did his work equally well. Bellaire 0--Ferry 7 Eleven seniors, jim Tekely, Chuck Piatt, Cline Siegenthaler, Tom Owens, Bill Thomas, Charlie Robinson, Bob Munjas, Fritz Long, lim Robson, Russ Vasey, and Steve Foreman played their last game. It was a hard fought game and a hard one to lose. Ferry scored in the last three minutes of the game. W. T. GRANT CO., Bellaire, Ohio Pictures From the 19 1 Track Meets SL'lllllK'l'1lllll lil'llllx1'I'I'1'l'l'lX1'lll4' Hcllillur. cillilbll Ci-ililws, Zlllil l3l'illlvm'1' l'i'1JK'1ll all ilu- Xl'lwc'lillg lmilal- lirsl plum' trupliy all ilu' Nlalrlins limml NlK'l'l iuicl am' zigaiiii living given lliv first plum- lrupliy lmm linlm l m-fry llvlnys. lim-. Sm'cx'ml n-lm-airs l 'F' ,-fig K A IOQXU 4 Q,-Q9 'Q -1 l m'rry, Linxly. lil'llillVt'---,l1l'lillIglll'll' Xlm 'vi witlu 'FQ-ki-ly, l.:mc'i - ' ' - X x vw 0111 Iln Big R4-cl B-incl is mi tlw nmrc-li. :lull llin-xx-s plum-ing lirsl. M-mml auifl limirtli in the 220. I'uu,ini wins. 'l'lnis is lu-vmninyi ll Ziggy lmrvzilxs tln- mpc' in tluc 880. .M llic' l5!'ll1ilI'f'-Nl0llllClSXlllf' Du il Imlnt! Nh-vt tlu- 440 was win: lwy B in xxilll .'xIlHllll svcmnicl. j0HNSON'S INC., Bellaire, Ollie T9 -. ' .W-. , f-.rp ., 'N , W ,ibrwftwwfi W . 0 , J 'X W -M if Q yyfgwsik. :ff Q -1 i s g Q, .mf nn 'Q . Q . f if my .Ygmiv ,.,1.,f4 V . -' 41 i s vm wi-.-1-IW? f. i ,da-f.. W . WM, ,..V 2' it 4 . X , 'vvflffwa-Q-:':' A i 'Q 1+ ,x is an 4.4. iw iw 1 vw' is ...fm-:i',ii:i ffm Dam ll2ll'l'iS luits im-r If-it lain-lilv lm' an T. D. l. Bill 'l'lum1us plmvs me-1' on ai r1ll11r'tm'luau'li sncailc lor zz first flown. lim 'lk-ki-ly ilIl1'I'l't'llll'll ii 'l'1'izulm'lpl1iu pass aural 2. YUll1lg.fSt.UXY1l fmxllmlvs mul Siege-ntlmlair 1'1- sumrvll our only tUllCll clown. c'm's'1's im' tlu- Big llvcls. llill lgUSllllllL' gm-s mm-r lim' an 'l'. D. against 53. Slug' l Ul't'lll1llI llIl1'l't1'DlS an Caulvis pass um C 1ll4fll'lKl llviglils. gow 335 ycls. lor ai 'I'. D. THE OHIO PAINT AND CLASS CO., Bellaire, Ohio 80 W! T fl N' ll' ,. ' -Nl Ki ' N, Extra-Curricular Activities are enjoyed b the seniors Xlr. llilllllK'lLllx xlumw llqmtw ciilllllL'tAl mul Rulwrt Ilnllmmy lnmx' lu svt up an tlling-an-iig all llam- lllllk'lIllll'NlIUl1. lmuli lll'All'l l,llHlllY is ln'im-ll-cl lmy Miss Crmx' lN'l.lll'I' slut' Lille-llfls Illr' Nutimnul Allllllill' lie-fl Crum fvtllllnt Il me Iillllltll' xY1lllx1'l' llits lln' Cll'llIll. lwg.-X4-.ai .1..z 1-:wal-,.... ..' Lust y's'111'iw SllIIl1'Ill fllillllbll l,l'l'Sill't'lll, lyillll VlvllXil', lmml mm' ilu- gnu-l lu XYilli4un lmslini. X111 tl lqlillllllll liuslllnic lllll Kupx ll in llsl mlulul lu ulliu 'Ilan' N32 li4'lillilll Stull pusm' just alll:-r lll1'f' xxvrc- M-lvvlul. XVQHNIEN UF THE AHXJSE, Bellllirlt, flllill 81 A Brief History of the Class of 1952 As we finish our senior year, we are looking forward, with serious faces, to the future but with a glance over our shoulders at the fun, frolic, and hard work that we have had in the past four years. Four years ago, a group of lively freshmen entered the doors of B.H.S, searching for new experiences. The biggest event of the year was our class chapel but time passes ever so quickly and we find ourselves taking another step forward. As Sophomores, we had our first class dance and class elections. The vote-getters were Charles Piatt, President, William Thomas, Vice President, and Steve Foreman, Secretary-Treasurer. When we became Juniors, we still had the pep with which we entered high school. Class officers were Steve Foreman, james Tekely, and Nancy jo McFall. That year was fun but it was soon over. Now we are seniors and we are wearing our class rings. Our officers are Steve Foreman, james Tekely, and Bill Thomas. We are looking forward to the prom, class play, Baccalaureate, Sen- ior Banquet, and Commencement. These are wonderful memories but we have not finished, we have just begun. Motto Not finished, just begun. Flower American Beauty Rose Colors Red and VVhite GEORGE R. TAYLOR CO., VVheeling, W. Va. 82 September 4-School opens ll-Edgar Assembly I4-Football rallv-Salem vs. Bellaire 21-Triadelphia vs. Bellaire 24-Mr. lluntzinger and his magazines 98 new football rivals this year. October 12-jr. lled Cross Assembly I7-lleport cards-1 Dhl 24-Open house-Freshman Assembly 30-Safety Drivers Meet-Good drivers ol B.Il.S. are Sicgenthaler and Nell. November I-Scrap Drive 16--lunior Class Play l7-Ferry vs. Bellaire-Better luck next vear. 22-Thaiuksgiving-vacation at last 27-Bob Ilope comes to town-no school 30-lli-Y-Teen Snowball December 6--Every pupil tests-where do you find all those questions? T-Basketball rally-Coach Criblfs has a wonderful team I8-Football Banquet 19-Christmas Program Ianuary 2-Back to the grindstone again. I7-l8-Semester Exams - -Garfield Heights vs. Bellaire-four CALENDAR 22-The Hoods and one day vacation 23-Report cards-Any improvement? 25-Ferry vs. Bellaire-We won at last. The first time since 1939. February l-Senior Scholarship Tests 7-Band and Orchestra Concert 12-VVheeling vs, Bellaire-We did it again. They held us down since Jinx Broken. 22-Dear Georgie-No School! March 4-jr. Town Meeting Assembly 5-Report cards-Not again! 1:2-junior Select liings 14-Vocal Concert 21-Illlll0l' Assembly April 5-Baind-CJrcliestra-Chorus contest 9-Assembly-Speaker Rev. C. Philip llinerman 10-Easter Program H-Easter Vacation Ends 19-State Solo Ensemble Contest 121-Semester Exams due-Start vour studying nowl May 6-jr.-Sr. Prom 15-Senior Class Play 25-Baccalaureate Services 28-Commencement-lXl. Rudolph Miller. Speaker 29-Report cards! Did you pass? STONE 8: THOMAS, XVheeling, WV. Va. The Last Will and Testament We, the class of 1952, of the Bellaire High School of the City of Bellaire, County of Belmont, and State of Ohio, being of reasonabl sound mind and memory, do make, ublish and declare this our last will and, testament, hereby revoking and annulling any and all will or wills by us made heretofore: Item 1 To the officials and faculty of Bellaire High School, we bequeath the following: To Board of Education: Our deep appreciation for a most pleasant twelve years in school. To Mr. Reinbolt: A first grade class which won't do as much damage to the Bellaire schools in 12 years as we have. To Mr. Polinsky: A hair brush to use when the present implement wears out. To Miss Price: Paper and pencil so she can write the Latin Boo she has always wanted to. To Mr. McCarley: The right to exchange joke books with Mr. Polinsky so they can each tell some new ones for a c ange. To Mr. Dixon: Some law students to bring in clippings for the bulletin board. To Mr. Spirk: An unbreakable baton. To Mr. Bovenizer: A big bottle of air wick for the chemistry lab, To Mrs. Rodefer: A formaldegyde that smells like Chanel 5. To Mr. Reynolds: An extra hour for each physics class so all problems, experiments, and dis- cussions can be finished. To Mr. Bethel: A sharp axe so when there is a tree in the middle of the road, he wonit have to back up a mile. To Miss Cambric: Some noiseless sewing ma- chines. To Mr. Cribbs: Another basketball team with as much spirit as the one that beat Ferry in '52. To Mr. V ilkoski: Another reserve team as good as the 1952 one. To Miss Ryder: A freshman class who after two years can say more than 'Tentre dans la salle de classen. To Miss Hofreuter: A quiet 7th period study hall. To Miss Smith: Someone that will will enough money so we won't have to have patrons or advertisers. To Miss Tripp: A wedding band to go with her lovely engagement ring. To Miss Darby: A 5th period Lit. class at which all members are present. To Mr. Griflin: A new notebook so he'll have enough paper to write everybody notes. REICHARTS, To Mr. Keyser: A new alarm clock so he will get to Senior home room on time. To Miss Ewing: A suitcase to use when she goes traveling alongv. To Miss Koehnline: A Plane Geometry class that will really study. To Miss Haudenschield: A Y-Teen club that doesnit need to sign up. To Miss Waddell: An English class who can learn the long list of copulative verbs. To Miss Korner: Two hundred freshmen girls to swell jr. Y-Teens. To Mr. Ault: A megaphone so everyone in the class can hear him, To Miss Mehlman: the title of vice president in charge of deposits. To Miss Saylor: some typewriters that work. To Miss Kerr: A comptometer to end her worries. To Mr. Hawkins: A driving class that won't scratch up the car. To Mrs. Hawkins: Another champion magazine sales room. To Miss Baker: An extra pair of hands to help out when she gets busy. To Miss Eby: A crew of girls who will scrub the kitchen willingly. To the Ianitors: Edible popcorn bags so that they won't have to clean up after games. To Miss Malby: A pair of shoes with iron heels so she wonit wear them out keeping time. To Mr. Bonar: A pretty white tee shirt to go with his white gym shoes. To Mr. Blind: A class which girls can attend. To Miss Burson: Students who come to the li- brary to study, To Mr. Lewis: A policeman's badge to wear when heis on hall duty. To Mr. Rataiczak: A walkie-talkie so his classes wonit miss the announcements. Item II To our fellow classmates we bequeath the following: I, Don Adams, will all my love to the most beau- tiful girl in high school, Carol Patrone. I, Sally Ann Addison, will to my sister, Sandy, a lot of luck with her many boyfriends. We, Ioan Albaugh and Ioanne Suchan, will to each other our lasting friendship. VVheeling, W. Va. We, Elva Amici and Evelyn Dawson, will a bar of Dial Soap to somebody in 7th period study hall. I, Snowflake', Banker, will my love for Ferry to Iggy - I, Joyce Beveridge, will to Coldfeet', Banker and Icytoes,' Scott, an electric blanket so they can keep their feet warm on cold, winter nights. I, Nancy Blazer, will my nickname Flash to Freddie Seidel in hope that he will make better use of it than I did. I, Clara Bonar, do hereby will Bumper Piper to my sister june, because she loves him so much. I, june Bonar, do hereby will Clara and Carl all the happiness in the world. We, Annie Borovich and Carolyn Knox, will an ear of corn to the kids that call us Farrner . I, Phyllis Brewer, will to my sister Donna, all the good times I have had in high school, I, Norma Jean Brock, will my ability to get out of work and school to my sister, Shirley. I, Rich Cifaldi, will all my love to Shirley Ann Bishop, my blue-eyed blonde. I, Mary Marie Conger, will my seat in Room 225E to whoever wants to take it. I, Tom Corbett, will to my brother jug and all his friends my ability to out run and out smart the cops in all my jalopies. I, Ann Crawford, will to mv brother, Bill, the good times I had at Bellaire Hi. I, Dorothy Covington, will to Norma Clayton and my sister, Alice, all the good times I had at Bel aire Hi. I, Pat DeBlass, will to some on coming junior the honor of being selected secretary to both Mr. Spirk and Mr. Stanek. I, Margie Alexander, will to Corrine Teenie', Nardo loads of luck with her many boy- friends. I, Carolyn Dick, will to the Freshman class of next year, 4 years of as many good times as I have had in high school. I, Dolores Driscoll, will to Delores Klee my abil- ity to think up excuses. I, Don Duvall, am willing to will a will when will's are willed. I, Marion Duvall, will all my love to a certain freshman. I, Marjorie Edgar, will nothing because I am ta ing everything with me. Rosie Mae Edwards, will my sense of humor to Mattie Hutchins for she'll need sense. Ellen Farmer, leave to Miss Price and Mrs. Wise my original transfer from the Charles- ton schools. Steve Foreman, will my jersey No. 52 to Dave Schramm and my shoulder pads to john Piehowicz. Beverly Freeman, will to the juniors a good time in their Senior year. Edward Glasser, will to Theresa Parnell all my luck and fortune. Shirley Cmeindl, will all my good times at the Boosteris to myself in hopes that a certain red head will learn to keep his eyes off other girls. Mary Lee Goodson, will the ability I had in shorthand and typing to Mattie Hutchins, Margaret Murray, and june Taylor. Bessie Gray, will nothing for I need it all my- self. , Clarisse Greenwood, will nothing because after spending four years at B.H.S. I have nothing left to will. Shirley Greenwood, will myself to Clarence Ramsay. , Shirley Ann Hall, will a secretary to Mr. Cribbs so he wonit have to work so hard next year. janet Harvey, will all the good times I have had at B.H.S. to Pat Harlan. Chuck Haskins, will m seat in sales class to any underclassman who likes girls, especially Spike', Pytlak. Mickie jo Hendershot, will myself to my sailor husband, Rich. Nevada Hess, will a peaceful 7th period study hall to Mr. Cribbs next year. Shirley Hollingshead, will all my love to a certain boy who graduated in '50. Bob Holloway, will all my love to the most beautiful little red head in the sophomore class, Gerry Wright. 4 Louise Holub, will my place as majorette to my sister, Linda, who will be a freshman in 1965. Estelle Homko, will all the good times I've had in m senior year to Delores Skorich so that her fast year will be as enjoyable as mine was. Darlene Hull, will my true and lasting love to my husband, Bernard. john Iannarelli, will my physic seat to any junior who is smart enough to have it. DR. W. I. NESBITT, Bellaire, Ohio DR. ROBERT M. CALDWELL, Bellaire, Ohio I, Lois jean Iannarelli, will to Betty! Upperman one of my brown eyes so she'll ave two. We, Bill Icenhour and Norman Kotlik, will noth- ing because we have nothing to will. I, Pat Ingram, will to my brother, Gene, my cool temper so he can put it to better use than I did. I, Barbara johnson, will to any junoir girl who likes headaches on Mon ay morning, my place in banking. I, Billie Ann jones, will all my good times in high school to my brother, Paul. I, Marilyn Kate, will to my sister, Carol, the abil- ity to get out of Miss Ewing's study hall. I, Lila Kinder, will to my sister, Mona, the ability to wiggle in and out of situations as easily as I have both in and out of school. I, Patsy Klaas, do will to any French Horn player that can out play the other one my first chair so Mr. Stane and Mr. Spirk may bawl him out. I, Wanda Knight, will all my senior activities to my girlfriend, Joyce Culley and my sister, Virginia Knight. I, Tom Kopyar, will my nickname Bones,' to any poor skinny soul, hoping they can have as much fun out of it as I did. I, Louise Kostelia, will to Cleo Helms my seat in 225E if she can get it. I, Franklin Krebs, will all my love to Carole F luxe in next year's senior class. I, Emma joann Lambros, will to my brother, ljlohnny, and Sylvia Stern the good times I've ad at Bellaire High. I, Leah Pearl Lando, will to some lucky junior girl the chance to go to Buckeye Boys State if she can sneak past the guards. I, Martha Lee, will what good times I have had in B.H.S. to Lois Ramsay. I, Delora Litman, will to Gloria Rafeldt all the gopld fimes I have had at Bellaire High c oo . I, Ioan Loy, will all my ambition to my cousin Jerry Mae Call fwho needs somej. I, Kathryn Makofsky, will the ability of sneaking in homeroom after the tardy bell rings everyday to any junior who thinks they can get by Mr. Ault's eagle eyes. I, Pat Maupin, will my naturally curly hair to my cousin, Patty Hall, who doesn't like to put her hair up. Il-1 , Virginia McEndree, will my last minute rush to catch the 10 to 8 bus in the morning to Shirley Higgins, an on comingdlunior, hoping she has better luck than I di . U-1 , Nancy jo McFall, will to any future majorette without a boyfriend, a blanket to keep warm. P-4 , Dorothy McKee, will my half of our locker mirror to Bonnie Trigg. P-1 , Cary Meager, being of sound mind, so hereby will my specs to any nearsighted underclass- man. PSI Dorothy Miller, will all the good times I've had in high school and my honor roll average to my brother, a future senior in ,6l. P14 , Walter Mokros, will to some underclassman all the fun and enjoyment I've had in Band and Orchestra. P11 ts Shirley Murray, do hereby will my love to a certain blond haired sailor. Ronald Nardo, hereby will mv ability not to bother girls to Louis Lambros w o can't leave them alone. P10 P14 in-1 V! ZF :1-5: mf: 305 0.50 51? N O:n5 f.:'::U' H52 SWQE, E5-'iv Cb 2:2 15:0-EL tm-' mi- 93,-oo UJSI11 .D,,.. .Fo SH 'DSU 21-63 22 car'- , Sally Nemec, will to my brother, jim, all the shirts, sweaters, overalls, and jackets that I have swiped from him during the last four years. We, Anna jean Petronek and Roseann Lelli, will our shorthand speed Q40 words a minutej to any poor junior who needs a few points to pass. We, Chuck Piatt, Bill Lestini, and Fritz Long, will to Mr. Bovenizer and Mr. Reynol s someone to polish their apples like we did. I, Duane Powell, will my basketball ability to Louis Lambros is case he hasn't any in his junior and senior year. We, Rose Marie Poyer and jim Robson, will to Betty june Pojar and a certain Pinch Run boy, our seats in 4th period study hall. I, Eleanora Pratt, will to Donna Behrens all un- attached sailors. She thinks they're so friendlyf, I, Clarence Pugh, will to my sister Betty a speedy senior year. I, Eleanor Regoli, will my perfect attendance record to Nemo', Coyne. We, Midge Regoli and Eileen Penberthy, will all the fun we have had as cheerleaders to any lucky freshmen girl. MEHLMANN FLORIST, Bellaire, Ohio I, Doris Rejonis, will all my good times in B.H.S. to my sister, Shirley. I Betty Rhodes, will my seat in 225E to Delores 7 Skorich. I, Roger Roush, will to anyone who can grin and bear it, my first chair in the Bass section of band and an old string bass to play around with. I Daisy Rutter, will my everlasting friendship 1 to Doris Rejonis. I Elnora Rutter, will my everlasting friendship 9 to Joan Loy and Mickie Jo Hendershot. We, Irene Sadlowski and Barbara Kurth, will to Mr. Cribbs a basketball team that hates women. We, Nora Saffel and Nancy Jean Scott, will to our sisters Carol and Doris all the good times we have had at Bellaire Hi. I, Betsey Paula Scanlon, will to all underclass- men, who live on Gravel Hill, the ability to arise at 8:00 o'clock on Monday morning and still get to school on time. I, Nancy Lee Scott, will myself the will power to lose weight so I can slide down Joyce Bever- idge's laundry cbute. I, Jo Anne Secrest, will my seat in the Dirver Training Car, to anyone who thinks they can turn corners as sharp as I. We, Philip Jake,' Sellers and Willie Cave Turner, will to any underclassmen who loaf in the 26th St. syndicate the priviledge of skip ing Miss Darby's 4th period study hall the last 3 months of school and go down in the gym to eat Dagwood,, sandwiches and pop an not get caught. I, Cline Siegenthaler, will my all to Joanne, I, Clyde Skaggs, will all my love to Jessie Collins. We, Donald Small, Joe Nacci, and Harvey Clark, the three musketeers, will our ability to sleep in study hall to the lucky freshmen. I, Carol Smith, will a dictionary to the gang that stands on the 35th ISI Guernsey St. corner so they will have something to talk about at noon. I, Bernetta Sole, will my seat in home room to my sister, Charlotte. I, Joanne Suchan, will all the fun I've had at B.H.S. to my sister, Patty, and my cousin, Judy Vejvoda. I, Goldie Sykes, will to Miss Darby a 5th period senior English class with everybody attend- ing. I, Jim Tekely, will all the success to Schramm and Bostancic, co-captains of the '52 squad. I, Ruth Thatcher, will all my good times at B.H.S. to my sister, Eileen. I, Bill Thomas, will to Coach Cribbs a champion- ship basketball team that doesn't know a single girl. I, Charmaine Thomas, will my Korean jacket to Joe Terry. I, Joe Thornton, will myself to a certain brunette at Wellsburg High School. I, James Tiber, will just leave. I Delores Underwood, will all my love to Anton' a Janos. I, Betty Upperman, will Lois Jean Iannarelli's nickname, Blacky back to Nancy Jo Mc- Fall. I, Frank Varanese, will all my good grades l ! l l ! l to Frank Big Nose Carpino. I, Russell Vasey, will all my love and the best of luck to Marjorie Booher. I, Bettv Ann Vinka, will all my love to Dick Robbins. I, Luther Walker, will my pleasure of playing the drum to anyone who is willing to work hard. I Ruth Ann Walker, will to Wade Walker, Tom Pacifico, and Betty Robbins my good be- havior in 7th period study hall. s I, Richard Weber, will to my siste1', Lila, and brother, Joe, all the good times I had in high school. I, Richard Williams, will to anyone my position and my possessions. I, John Wise, will the last seat in the first row in room 330 to Ronald Spike,' Pytlak. I, Jo Ann Turner, will to my father my last name in hopes that I'll get another one. We, Reba Wood and Pat Morris, will our seats in the lunchroom to Betty Edgell, Leota Hart, and Beulah Meadows. In Witness Whereof We have hereunto set our hands to this our Last Will and Testament at Bellaire High School, Bellaire, Ohio, this 28th dav of May, A.D. 1952. The Class of 1952 Signed in our presence, Porc U. Pine Ella F ant G. Raffe POSIN'S JEWELRY CO., Wheeling, W. Va. This is the Last of the Snaps! 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XYz111.11-1: Xl'L'1l4'I', If111x1x1111, I3111111, 1311111111 IIIIK1 H E , l E l1,,l,l,,,N. l111's1- 111Qx11's RIIIC1 1Jll1S1lAlX1' IIIN1 LfIl111'lI 1111111 111111-1'x l1'11i11111g 1-1-1411111-1111-x. HSTHER PINSKY, Bellaire, 01110 PARINTHA HAT SHOPPE, B011z1il'0. 01110 HS The Girlsi Athletic Association The Girls, Athletic Association under the supervision of Miss L. Tripp began the year with a Tumbling Exhibition presented as part of the Sophomore assembly program. Some of the other activities we enjoyed were volleyball, bowling, a swimming party at Linsly, and Folk dancing instructed by the Oglebay Folk Dance Leader. Our aim is to bring more school spirit and better sportsmanship among the girls of our High School. The G.A.A. officers are President, Goldie Sykes, Vice President, Nancy Blazer, Secretary, Charmaine Thomas, and Treasurer, Carol Patrone. Girls Basketball Team The basketball team has had a very successful year. We defeated Shadyside 25-24, Warwood 18-11 and Martins Ferry defeated us 23-18. We, as yet, have to play return games with Shadyside and Martins Ferry plus Wheeling and partici- pate in the Ohio-Valley Basketball Tournament. The girls that play Varsity are Goldie Sykes, Mary Ann Wiggins, Eileen Patrone, Nancy Blazer, Charmaine Thomas, Nancy Krnyaich, Shirley Wilke, Phyllis Murray, Mary Kaplet, Lila Weber, Ioyce Shackelford and Margie Booher. The Seniors that play their last basketball games for B.H.S. are forwards: Goldie Sykes, High point girl and dead on Hook Shots, Bernetta Sole, a hard player, Dorothy McKee, always in there lighting and Guards Nancy Blazer and Charmaine Thomas who work together intercepting passes and rebound artists. All in all, every girl has fun in the G.A.A. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH DOOR CANTEEN, Bellaire, Ohio MENDELSON'S, Bellaire, Ohio 89 Senior Activities Adams, Don-Boys' Glee Club 45 Concert Orchestra 2, 3,4-President-Student Director 2,35 Chapel Or- chestra 2,3,45 Brass Sextet 3,45 Marching Band 1,45 Dance Band 3,4 Addison, Sally Ann-Mixed Chorus 45 junior Class Play 35 Student Council Rep. 35 Sec. Student Council5 Y-Teens 1,45 G.A.A. 1,35 Commercial Club 3,45 Swimming Club 35 Oflice Girl 45 Red Cross 3,45 Score Card Girl 4 Albaugh, Joan-Scorecard Girl 45 G.A.A. 1,35 Basketball 35 Sales Club 45 Glee Club 15 Class Chapel 3 Alexander, Margie-Junior Class Play 35 Glee Club 1,45 Mixed Choms 2,45 Senior Ensemble5 G.A.A. 1,35 Basketball 1,2 Arcishewsky, Norma-Y-Teens 1,3,45 Commercial Club 3,45 Popcorn Girl Banker, Dorothy-Library 15 Swimming Club 1,45 G.A.A. 2,35 Scorecard Girl 45 Sales Club 4 Beveridge, Joyce-Mixed Chorus 2,45 Y-Teens 1,45 G.A.A. 1,45 Score Card Girl 2,45 Basketball Mgr. 3,45 Swimming Club 1,45 Astronomy Club 15 Jun- ior Class Play Blazer, Nancy-Student Council 1,35 Y-Teens 1,45 Class Treasurer 1.25 Glee Club 1,2 Borovich, Anna-D.E.C.A. Club Brewer, Phyllis-Commercial Club 3,45 Oflice Girl Brock, Norma-D.E.C.A. Club5 Score Card Girl DeBlass, Pat-Band 2,45 Dance Band 2,45 Secretary5 Orchestra 3,45 Y-Teens, 1,45 junior Class Play5 G.A.A. 1.2,4 Dick, Carolyn-Library Girl 2,45 Scholarship Teamg F.T.A. 1,2 Driscoll, Dolores-Marching Band 3,4 Duvall, Don-Student Council 2,4 Edwards, Rosie--Commercial Club5 junior Red Cross5 Sales Club5 Class Chapel 3 Foreman, Steve-Ir. Class Pres.5 Sr. Class Pres.5 Track 1,45 Hi-Y fPres.J5 P.A.T. Cluh5 Student Council fjudgeJ5 Beljuan Staff Gmeindl, Shirley-Banking 45 Commercial Club 3,4 Goodson, Mary Lee-Sales Club5 Commercial Club5 Red Cross5 Class Chapel 2,35 Banking Greenwood, Clarissc?Glee Club 15 Commercial Club 3, 4 fPres.l5 Sales Club CPres.l Greenwood, Shirley-Oflice Girl 45 G.A.A. 1,25 Basket- ball Toumament 2 Hall, Shirley Ann-Y-Teens 1,3,45 Commercial Club 3,45 Scholarship Team 15 Popcom Girl Harvey, janet-Y-Teens 1,4 Hendershot, Mickie lo-Concert Orchestra Hollingshead, Shirley-Y-Teens 1 Holloway, Bob-Junior Class Play5 Football 1,45 Track 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3 Holub, Louisw-Concert Band Homko, Estelle-Y-Teens 45 Glee Club 35 Commercial Club 3,4 Iannarelli, Lois-Glee Club 1,45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Cheerleader 2,45 Library Girl 2,45 junior Class Play5 Mixed Chorus 2,4 Ingram, Pat-Student Council 2,35 Cheerleader 2,4 tCapt.D5 Iunior Red Cross 2,45 Girls' Ensemble 45 G.A.A. 1,25 Mixed Chorus5 Beljuan Staff Johnson, Barbara-Hobby Cluh5 Commercial Club jones, Billie Ann-Mixed Chorus 3,45 Y-Teens 1,35 Oilice 3,4 Kate, Marilyn-Y-Teens 2,45 Commercial Club 3,4 fOllicerl5 Hobby Club5 Class Chapel 2 Klaas, Patsy-Orchestra 2,35 Glee Club 1 Knight, Wanda-Office Girl5 Glee Club 35 Commercial Club5 Y-Teens 35 Sales Club Knox, Carolyn--Y-Teens5 Banking5 Band and Orchestra 2,3 Kopyar, Tom-Glee Club 1,2,45 Student Council 45 Hi-Y Club 45 P.A.T. Club 3,45 Freshman Class Play5 Freshman Boys' Quartet Krebs, Franklin-Varsity Band 3,45 Glee Club 45 Chapel Orchestra 2,45 Brass Sextet 3,45 Marching Band 1,4 Lambros, Emma Ioann-Glee Club 1,45 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Library 3,45 Astronomy Club5 G.A.A. 15 Swim- ming Club 1 Lando, Leah Pearl-jr. Town Meeting 1,45 Scholarship Team5 Ir. Red Crossg Student Council 3,45 Ir. Class Play5 Beljuan Staff5 Scorecard Girl5 Chapel 1.25 G.A.A. 1,25 F.T.A. 1 NEFF LUMBER COMPANY, Neffs, Ohio Senior Activities Long, Frederick-Ir, Class Play5 Football 1,45 Swimming 3,45 P.A.T. Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,2 Makofsky, Kathryn-Y-Teens 1,45 Glee Club 1,3,45 Com- mercial Club5 Junior Class Play5 Scorecard Girl5 Jr. Red Cross5 G.A.A.5 Senior Ensemble5 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Maupin, Pat-Sales Club 45 Y-Teens 1,2 McF all Nancy Io-Y-Teens 1,4 COHicerJ5 Swimming Club 1,25 Junior Class Play5 junior Red Cross 1,45 Fresh- man Queen5 Homecoming Attendant 2,35 Concert Band 2,35 Library Girl 45 Junior Class Secretary McKee, Dorothy-Y-Teens 1,3,45 G.A.A. 2,45 Commer- cial Club 3,45 Sophomore Chapel5 Secretary fCentralD Basketball Team 3,4 Miller, Dorothy-Hobby Club 2 KPres.l Astronomy Club 15 Freshman Chapel5 Scholarship Team 1,2 Mokros, Walter-junior Class Play5 Dance Band 2,45 Basketball 15 Varsity Band Murray, Shirley-Majorette 15 Head Majorette 25 Head Drum Major 3,45 Band and Varsity Band 1,45 Glee Club 15 Class Chapel 1,3 Nardo, Ronald-Glee Club 45 P.A.T. Club 45 Ir. Chapel Neff, Betty Ann-Varsity Band 3,45 Dance Band 3,45 G.A.A. 1,35 Astronomy 15 Red Cross 35 Scholarship Team Nemec, Sally-G.A.A. 1,25 Student Council 35 F.T.A. 15 Scorecard Girl 3,45 Scholarship Team 1,35 Glee Club 15 junior Class Play5 Commercial Club 3,45 Banking 4 Owens, Tom-Hi-Y 3,4 Penberthy, Pauline-Y-Teens 15 Banking 45 Sales Club 4 Lelli, Roseann-Sales Club 45 Office Girl Piatt, Chuck-Chapel 1,35 Junior Class Play5 Hi-Y 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,4 Powell, Duane-Football Mgr, 3 Pratt, Eleanora-G.A.A. 25 Banking 4 Begoli, Eleanor-Sales Club 45 Banking 4 Regoli, Margaret-Y-Teens 45 Sales Club 4 Rejoni, Doris-G.A.A.5 Hobby Club5 Astronomy Club Rhodes, Betty-Hobby Club 1 Roush, Roger-Astronomy Club 15 Band 1,45 Varsity Band 3,45 Biology Club 15 Solo Contest 3,45 En- semble 3,45 Class Chapel 1,25 Band and Orchestra Librarian Rutter, Daisy-Mixed Chorus 2,45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Y- Teens 1,2,45 C.A.A. Scanlon, Betsey-Swimming Club 1,25 Art Club 15 junior Class Playg Popcorn Girl 4 Scott, Nancy Lee-G.A.A. 1,35 Swimming Club 1,4 Sellers, Philip-Track5 Cooking Club 3 CSec. Treasj Siegenthaler, Cline-Student Council 45 P.A.T. 4 Skaggs, Clyde-Glee Club 35 Marching Band 2,45 Con- cert Band 2,45 Concert Orchestra 45 Sophomore Chapel5 Dance Band 3,45 Student Council 1 Smith, Carol-G.A.A. 1,45 Cheerleaderg Glee Club 1,45 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Iunior Class Play Sochor, Sylvia-Orchestra 1,3 Suchan, Joanne-G.A.A. 1,35 Office Girl 45 Commercial Club 45 Student Council 35 Glee Club 15 Class Chapel 1 Sykes, Goldie-Y-Teens 15 Usher Tekely, jim-Student Gouncil5 Class Officer Thomas, Chamiaine-Sales Club 45 Red Cross 45 Y-Teens 45 Scorecard Girl 45 Library 45 Chapel 2,3 Thomas, Bill-Glee Club 1,35 Boys' Quartet 1,45 Student Council 2,45 Class Secretary 2,45 Basketball 1,45 Track 3,45 junior Class Play5 Class Chapel 1,35 Junior Red Cross 1,25 P.A.T. Club 4 Tumer, Io Anne-Alternate to Girls' State5 Banking 45 Office Girl5 Commercial Club G.A.A. 1,25 Junior Class Playg Class Chapel 1,45 Scorecard Girl 45 Scholarship Team 4 Underwood, Delores--Sales Club 4 Uppennan, Betty-G.A.A. 1,35 Sales Club 45 Commercial Club 3,45 Mixed Chorusg Scorecard Girl 3,45 Home- coming Queen 4 Vasey, Russell-Glee Club 1,45 P.A.T. Club Vinka, Betty Ann-Commercial Club 45 Sales Club 45 Banking 45 Mixed Chorus 3 Walker, Luther-Concert Orchestra 1,45 Chapel Orches- tra 1,45 Dance Band 3,45 Clarinet Quartet KOTERA'S SERVICE STATION, Neffs, Ohio Beljuan Patrons Addison, Mr. and Mrs. john Adkins, Hershel Albaugh, Mrs. Caroline Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Attilio Amici, Mr. and Mrs. Basilio Archer, Kelly Archer, St. Clair Arcishewsky, Mr. and Mrs. August Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Baker, Clarence A. Baker, Miss Iva Banker, Mrs. F. C. Battistelli, Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Bella, AM. 3 Samuel P. Beveridge, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Big Red Booster, A Blazek, Miss Betty Blazer, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Booster, Sam A. Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Branstroop, Mr. and Mrs. George Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Edward j. Bright, Miss Ethel Browning, Mrs. Sylvia Busack Bros. Butler, Miss Nelda Lee Cha , Mr. and Mrs. Amos Chidlcerella, Mr. and Mrs. jim Chirpas, Charles N. Cifaldi, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Clark, Miss Norma Conners, Mr. and Mrs. john Cook, Mrs. Thomas Covington, Mr. and Mrs. Iven Cox, Raymond Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. De Blass, Mr. and Mrs. Ray F. Di Paolo, Mr. and Mrs. Attilio Driver, Mrs. Mary Du Bois, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Du Bois, Miss Mary Alice Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Duvall, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Duvall, Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Duvall, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Dvorak. Mrs. Ella Edgar, The Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Eikleberry, Cecil Eikleberry, Frank Ewing, Miss Pauline F ijalkowski, Mr. and Mrs. john Fitch, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fitch, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fitch, Mrs. jack Fitch, Miss Lucille Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Fondis, George Foreman, Miss Carolyn E. Foreman, Mr. and Mrs. joseph Foreman, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Franken, Dr. and Mrs. George D. Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. john W. Fusco, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fusco, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Calloway, Mr. and Mrs. john A. Gallucci, Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Gersting, Wm. A. Gilmore, Mrs. Zella Goldsmith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greenwood, Allison Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Harvey, Miss Blanche Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. john Harvey, Miss Mary Hau ht, Paul Hengershot, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Henthom, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henthom, Miss Margaret Hess, Miss Virginia Mae Hofreuter, Miss Ruth Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Homko, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Iannarelli, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Imer, George H. Imer, Miss Nell K. Imholf, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ingram, Mr. and Mrs. john, jr. Ingram, Mr. and Mrs. john, Sr. Ingram, Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Ingram, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irwin, Francis jackson, Mrs. james L. jackson, Miss Mary jas er, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest jeileeys, Mrs. Marie johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl C., jr. johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl C., Sr. jones, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kadlic, Marty Kaplet, Mrs. Mildred Kate, Mrs. Gladys Kennedy, Laurence T. Kennedy, Miss Lucile j. Keyser, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Keyser, Mrs. juanita Keyser, Mrs. julia Kinney, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr, Miss Mary Helen Koehnline, Miss Mildred Kosina, Miss Louise Krebs, Mr. and Mrs. john E. Kuchinka, Bill Kurg, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kurth, Mr. and Mrs. james Lambros, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lambros, Mr. and Mrs. john E. Landers, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lando, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Lando, Charles Lelli, Mr. and Mrs. joe Lestini, Mrs. William Linard Agency THE B. 61 P. TRANSPORTATION CO., Bellaire, Ohio Beljuan Patrons p Litman, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Liverno, Mr. and Mrs. joseph Long, Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Long, Miss Io Ann Lorence, Mr. and Mrs. john Ludwig, Miss Barbara Ludwig, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maker, Mrs. Dawn McCarley, Mr. and Mrs. I1'vin R. McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Harr I. McLoud, Mr. and Mrs. Mellvin McLure, Mrs. Marguerite McMahon, Mrs. I. E. Makofsky, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Meadows, Mrs. Alma I. Mechem, Miss Edna Mehlman, Miss Clara Miller, Mrs. Luella Milliken, Miss Mildred Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. james Moran, Eddie Moore, Sgt. and Mrs. Ray Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer Nardo, Mr. and Mrs. Al Neff, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nemec, Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig L. O'Grady, Mr. and Mrs. John Pacilico, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Parnell, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Petronek, john Piatt, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pinsky, Miss Esther F. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Newell Porter, Mrs. Floyd Poyer, Mr. and Mrs. James Price, Miss Grace M. Pugh, Mrs. Mary Ra er, Miss Betty Rader, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rahr, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Rakoski, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Ramsay, Miss Emmeretta Regoli, Mr. and Mrs. Filbert Regoli, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reill , Thomas S. Reinliolt, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Rejonis, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Risler, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rogozinski, Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Romich, Ton Ross, Mr. and, Mrs. Brooklyn Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roth, Miss Florence C. Rutter, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sabatina, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Saunders, Mayor john Saunders, Miss Mary Saylor, Miss Helen M. Scanlon, Mr. and Mrs. Paul THE COCHRAN ELECTRIC CO., Schramm, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scott, Miss Blanche Scott, Mrs. Walter M. Scott, Walter M. Secontine, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shanks, Mrs. Ruby Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. joseph Siegenthaler, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Simone, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Skaggs, Clyde Smith, Miss A nes Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith, Mrs. Edith B. Smith, Miss Esther Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Smith, Miss Margaret E. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Newell Smith, Rubin Sochor, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Sole, Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Sr. Sparling, Carl Spirk, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sponsor, A Suchan, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Suchan, Ioe Suchan, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan, Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, Mrs. Zola C. Sutton, The Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Sykes, Mrs. Goldie Tarbet, Robert W. Tekely, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thomas, Mrs. Annie B. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle W. Tollett, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Traylinek, Robert Trigg, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trigg, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer I. Tripp, Miss Lavelle Trol ey, Miss Alice Trolley, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Turek, Mike Turner, Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Upperman, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Vaglienti, Wm. Vejvoda, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vinka, Mr. and Mrs. gohn Vogt, Mrs. Cora Cor ett Weeks, james M. Wehe, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh, Louis West Bellaire Picnic Grounds Weyrick, Herman L. Wilbert, C. L. Willison, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wise, Mrs. Besse P. Wise, Mr. and Mrs. David Wortman, Mrs. Viola Wysokoski, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zeller, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bellaire, Ohio Index of Sponsors Page Page - A - - E - Archibald Hardware d..,,. ....... 3 6 Eagles, The ...,... 75 1 F .... - B - Farmers and Merchants National Bank, The.. 19 Ballkllechf, Walter C- -'-- ------ . -A'-. 2 0 First National Bank, The ..r...,.r......,.......... r,.,..,. . 7 B Sz P Transportation Co. .,,.. ....... 9 3 Four Friends ...,...,..................,..,. ....,. 3 8 Bellaire Ford Sales ..,..,....V.............. ,...... 9 6 Franklin, M- ----,-r--W--W-W-'. 4- .-i---- - 61 Bellaire News Agency, The ..,,,....... ...,... 56 Bellaire Wallpaper and Paint Co. ,,.... ,,.,... . . 46' - C - Belmont Casket Mfg. Co., The ....,...,......,..,...., 92 Belmont Federal Savings and Loan Co., The .. 3 Glencoe Transfer ----r' 52 Belmont Furniture Co., The .... .....,...........,.,..... 56 Good 51 C0-f L- S- -'-44- -'4'-- ---- 9 Belmont Restaurant, The ..,..,.., ....... 1 8 Crfmt COW W' T' A ' 'r 7 8 Berman's ..,..,.,.............,.,..,...... ....... 6 7 Cflesf Drug Co The C' H' 't l 't' 4 8 Big Red Booster Club, The ....... .,...., 7 2 Blum's ......... .....,.......,...........,, .,..... 5 3 - H - B k ....,,,,,,..,.......,... ,....,.. . 17 00 S Hancher, Charles N. .. . 23 Bryan, Arch ....,..................,................... ..,... 6 8 H rr, C D vid 50 Buckeye Sand at Supply co., The ...... ....... 7 6 Hzrzfergg a 'e' 6 Buckeye Savings 6: Loan Co., The ,....... ......... 2 Hoge-Davis Drug Co., The pppppnn qpppn 8 Home Company, The ................ .....,.. 1 5 Horne's .............. .......... ....... 24 - C - Hub, The ....... .. ....... 26 H , ..... . ,.... . Caldwell,RobertM. .......... .... . .. 85 ymans 94 Campbell's Food Market ,............... ....... 7 1 Canton Engraving Co., The .......... ..... . .. ....... 96 - I - Capitol Confectionery and Lunch .......... ...,... 9 5 Imperial Glass Co., The Ilpuuv lpupuqu- 2 1 Capitol Flower Shoppe, The .......... ..,.... 4 Capitol 8: Temple Theatres ....... 57 Center Food Market ................. .... . .. ....... 54 -' I '- Cochran Electric Co. .... ................. .....,.,........ . . 58 Johnsmfs Inc. unnuhp 4,,,,,, ,,4, , 7 9 Cowen-Dickens-Neuhart Insurance Co. ........ 43 - K - ,.D-, Kadlic Food Store .....................,..... 63 Kelleris Grocery ................,..............,...... ...,.... 6 0 DaI1kW0ffh,S Dfllg Sf'-We -A----- --Q--Q- 2 9 Kern Insurance Agency, Inc., The .. ..... ........ 6 6 Dickey, Allan .................. ....... 3 3 Kotera Service Station ....,................. ...... . . 91 Duvall's Drug Store ..,. ....... 2 8 Kurtz Bros. .....,...... ....... . .. 96 HYMAN'S, Bellaire, Ohio THE STANDARD OIL CO., Bellaire, Ohio 94 -L- Lando's ...,,. . . . - M - Matz and Cinque ......, . ..... , Index of Advertisers Page 61 30 McClain Motor Company ,.4..,. ,...... 3 2 McDonald Studio, The .,.....,. McKelvey's Pharmacy ....,... Mehlmann Florist ...,...,.,.. M endelson's .....,.........o,....... Murphy Co., The G. C. ...... . 96 31 86 89 44 - N - Neff Lumber Co., The r.,..,.rr., ....... 9 0 Nesbitt, Dr. W. I. ..,...,,....,..y..,.. ..,.,.. 8 5 New Co-operative Co., The ....... ....,., 5 5 - 0 - Ohio Paint Bt Glass Co., The r...,., ....... 8 0 - p - Parintha Hat Shop .... .,... Penny Co., The C. .,.,..... . Phillips Jewelry Store ...4,.. Pmsky, Ben ......,......,.....,.. Pinsky, Esther .....,...,.... Posin jewelry Co. ....,. ..., . - R - Reichart's .,.... . ,. .,,,,,.,...,., ... Rivlin Sport Shop, jules ,.r...... Rodefer Glass Co., The ,....,... Iiodewig 8: Co., H. P. ....,. . -5- Schockey Florist ...,,.,....,.. Schramm's Grocery ...,,.,. 88 49 51 62 88 87 84 70 13 34 40 59 Schramm, Kenneth .,..rrr,,,,.. Scottis Gulf Service Stationniiiiia.. Seidel's Bakery Sitar's Grocery ...................,.. Smart Shop ....,..,............. , . Standard Oil Co., The ...... Stanley's ....,.r,.... .,........r,..... Stewart and Ward, Inc. .....,.. Stifel and Co., The Geo. E. Stone Sz Thomas ,.,..........,....., -T- Taylor Co., The George R. Theresa's Beauty Shoppe . Times-Leader, The ..,. ..,.... Tony's Meat Market ..,4....... Trinity Episcopal Church fU- Union Auto Service, The ....r Union Savings Bank, The United Dairy, The ,....,.....,,... - V - Vasek Food Market, The ..... - W - Walker, Sam .. ..,, ,......,.,..... . . Wassman Co., The Frederick ...,.. .. Wheeling Electric Co., The . White's Market ......,.............. Women of the Moose, the .,,.. -Z- Ziegenfelder Ice Cream ....., Zink's Shoe Store ..,.......,... 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