Bellaire High School - Beljuan Yearbook (Bellaire, OH)

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Although the first school was not built until 1839, education has f1ourished, and today Bellaire High School is one of the main points of interest in our city. Recreation is not overlooked either! This is proved by our four playgrounds and the swimming pool. Last, but certainly not least, is the athletic de- partment of our school, which has for many years turned out great athletes and fine sportsmen. All in all we can be sure that it is cities such as ours that form the backbone of a great nation. Bel- laire has earned, and is proud of the nickname The All-American Town! 1 Us ill WH 2 3 . Q me 1.-.1 M-vp., . SES F' 3 N , ' l, N i ,NA ll Q1 61 it ff X592 ff X X 1 ZLL 1 , N X 4 ' 0 i u I ,f Q si W ' -:Q N I I if X q A ' . '4 1- -:Ei f :?'fZ 5 If f, N. '2 --l -,, 1' utvsv V 1 if --!,,...egf I M, I,..g--1---:. '1'- E X 9 'qfVV,' 1 Q' X ' i,A, Am?-1 M3 V A f EQ. 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POLINSKY MISS GRACE PRICE Superintendent of Principol Assistant Principal Bellaire Public Schools Bellaire High School D I R E C T O R S HERZBERG'S DEPARTMENT STORE, BELLAIRE, OHIO 6 F 3 Hewetson Ault American History, Civics Secretory to Superintendent Dale Bethel General Science Reyman Bonar Physical Education Chemistry and Biology Cecile Cambric Home Economics Facult Iva Baker Marion Blind Industrial Arts Eldred Bovenizer Claire Cribbs History and Sr. Science James Dixon Pauline Ewing James E. Griliin Eleanor Huudenschleld Edith Hawkins law and Arithmetic English Georgraphy and Hisory Algebra and Geometry Home Economics FIRST NATIONAL BANK, BELLAIRE, OHIO 7 James Hawkins Industrial Arts, Driver Training Mary Helen Kerr English and Bookkeeping Mildred Koehnline Geometry and Algebra G. E. Lewis Industrial Arts Facult Ruth Hofreuter Sales and English Charles Keyser Industrial Arts Gertrude Korner English lrvin McCarley History and Sociology Clara Mehlmann Gerald Mosse Grace Price Z. E. Rataiczak F. H. Reynolds Commercial Practical Math. Ass't Prin. and Latin Machine Shop Physics and Algebra General Science HOGE-DAVIS DRUG STORE, BELLAIRE, OHIO 8 Facult Sarah Ann Ryder French, Ass't Librarian Margaret Smith English and History Maxyne Spring Am, Lit. and Public Speaking Lavelle Tripp Physical Education Florence Waddell English Helen Suylor Commercial Frank Spirk Music Alex Stcnek Music John Vilkoski History Elsie Wise Secretary to Principal L. S. GOOD 8. CO., WHEELING, W. VA 9 'Qi i im s iii M as 11 Q-ff? N . is 'QQ M 9' -- U ,rgzvm - 1.fa: ,,,-w- ?q,,,3- 4f.- . A ,Q fx,-wi. K f - , ,-:Nu . --.-. ' Q: --- f . - ' :::1A- f, -2 2' ,!q!, - .S' . V I '- 1, .fx ..., qjgffhgwyf ,. - i .f,i+:5fS::- , .f fi .- .. '-'Ff'3fL :' -. T ,,j4hj?:..J..,.f ,JM Q l ., 5. . 'f -L, QM' A - . - wg .-:m: i513?wfrffHz:-1fN 1 . V ?-A K+' , ff?T'p 71z - nw? -. 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ROBERTA BASRAK-Commercial Course If Roberta follows her heart, It'Il lead not to marriage but to art. PAUL BASS-Industrial Arts We'd like to wish him lots of luck, He'll be the owner of a truck. RONALD BECKER-Industrial Arts Ronnie's kind of stout, that's true, But he is iust as good natured too. RICHARD BEYMER-General Course This fellow we know as bashful and shy, But nevertheless he's a wonderful guy. SHIRLEY BISHOP-Commercial Course Shirley likes to make things perk, She's interested in ottice work. JANICE BLACKER--General Course Wonder if the one she'll pick, Couldn't be a guy named Dick? GLADYS BLAND-Commercial Course Quiet? Yes, that is true, She'll do most anything for you. CATHERINE BOCCABELLA-College Pre paratory For higher education she is bound, She has her feet firmly on the ground. BILL BOSTANCIC-College Preparatory This lad is handsome and tall, On our team he carried the ball. SHIRLEY BROCK-Commercial Course After having heard her sing, We bet the Met gives her a ring. RICHARD BURDA-Industrial Arts Touch him not with scornful hand, For this brave soul was in the band. Accrocco Adams Alexander Ault Basrak Boss Becker Beymer Bishop Blocker Bland Boccabella Bostancic Brock Burdo THE RODEFER-GLEASON GLASS COMPANY 13 Seniors LORRAINE BUSKIRK-General Course She is sweet and not so shy, But she sure can make Jackie sigh. JERRY MAE CALL-GeheralCourse To Elliott for a career, To learn a business, we hear. BACIL CAMPBELL-Scientific Course He is shy, handsome, and dark, He thinks life is quite a lark. BETTY CAMPBELL-Commercial Course Dick Tracy's on her trail, That doesn't mean she'll go to fail. JOSEPH CAMPBELL-General Course Lover he is, and lover he'll be, Until the end of eternity. MALCOLM CAMPBELL-Industrial Arts You don't have to walk a mile, To see Mac Campbell's beaming smile. SHIRLEY CAMPBELL-Home Economics Course We hear she never gets enraged, Also that she's engaged. EDWARD CAPITO-Industrial Arts Looks so happy, always smiling, Is that why he's so beguiling? GEORGE CARLIER-Industrial Arts We call him Brub, that's not his name, But he and our brothers act the same. FRANK CARPINO-Industrial Arts Another tall handsome and dark, Hope his life too is a lark. GLORIA CHAP-College Preparatory Say that she is good at the books, She also got her share of looks. SANDRA CHRISTY-General Course This kid's cute but not too tall, Good things come in packages small. THOMAS CLARK-College Preparatory Even if he's wrecked the car, We'll still bet he'll go quite far. CURTIS CLIFFORD-Scientific Course Does he really have an aim, Aside from hunting in Maine? JERRY CONFORTI-General Course He was a center, not a guard, When he hit 'em, he hit 'em hard. 4Ist STREET SERVICE STATION, BELLAIRE, OHIO 14 Seniors ELLIS COPE-College Preparatory He leaves the other boys far behind, When he crosses the finish line. ALICE COVINGTON-Home Economics Course Another happy little bundle, Down the aisle someday she'll stumble. DONALD COYNE-College Preparatory He's our best. He's supreme, He's captain of the basketball team. JOSEPH DADO-General Course Hunting in Africa's in his heart, Good Luck! We've given you a start. DELORES DAILEY-Commercial Course Wonder if she ever has a HH, With that handsome guy named Cliff. HAROLD DAVIS-Industrial Arts Kind of cute and pretty quiet, Bet he'll never start a riot. SHELVA DAVIS-lndustriol Arts Lilies the girls, is lots of fun, On the track he can really run. DONNA DAWSON-General Course Cute and toll and very nice, Bet she never sits on ice. SUE DAY-Home Economics Course Very nice it has been said, Wonder if they call her red? FRANCIS DQLONG--industrial Arts Really knows his baseball, From this peak he'll never fall. CONNIE LOU DIETRICH-Commercial Course Awfully pretty, awfully shy, Know she'll get c real swell guy. WALTER DIETRICH-Scientific Course Walter really isn't insane, Even if he does want to fly a plane. JOANNE DiPAOL0-General Course She is cute and all those things, Soon she will have two rings. DIANE DIXON-College Preparatory Dee is really quite a gal, Pretty, nice and a real pal. CURTIS DUNFEE-Industrial Arts Always rides around in a car, Could his aim be a spar. THE Nw. .uswsfl HUB, WHEELING, W. VA. 15 Edgar Farnario Fields Flowers Fluxe Forbes Fornia Fry Giannangeli P. Gibbons DOROTHY EDGAR-Commercial Course Tho she's now a soda ierk, This isn't really her life's work. JOHN FARNARIO-General Course Jack seems to like to sing, Oh! Oh! Better watch out Bing. BETTY FIELDS--Home Economics Course This little girl has a little curl, On her forehead, but she's never horrid. EMMA FLOWERS-General Course Maybe she doesn't think much of school, But Emma was never anyone's fool. CAROL FLUXE-College Preparatory Swellest kid you ever met, Someone nicer we haven't yet. Seniors HELEN FORBES-College Preparatory Without her this school can't be the same, Hope brother Tommy can carry the flame. JAMES FORNIA-General Course Always happy, likes to sing, Proudest when he got his ring. CHARLES FRY-General Course Always full of pep and vim Arthur Godfrey has nothing on him. JOANN GIANNANGELI-General Course When he wrote the song Dark Eyes, The lad meant her, we surmise. PHYLLIS GIBBONS-General Course Her looks are really far from bad, A better gal you never had. V. Gibbons Gmeindl Gratz Green Greenwood VELMA GIBBONS-General Course Lots of vigor, lots of vim, But she's really hooked her him. LOUIS GMEINDL--Scientific Course In u speedboat Louie feels at ease, He has Lombardo on his knees. CHARLES GRATZ-Scientific Course Awfully handsome, really tall, This lad has a lot on the ball. MARY LOUISE GREEN-General Course Speaks when she is spoken to, One of the nicest kids you ever knew. NORMA GREENWOOD-Commercial Course Beautiful hair, built like a dream, Got a complexion like sugar and cream. ZINK'S SHOE STORE, BELLAIRE, OHIO 'I6 E. Gulley J. Gulley Hall Hannan Heath Heinrich Helms Hendershot Hochstrasser ' Hodges Howell Hull lcenhour Jackson Jasper EDWIN GULLEY-Industrial Arts When you've heard his friendly Hi, You'Il no longer think he's shy. JOYCE GULLEY-Home Economics Course Our smallest mite at the head ofthe band, There she really looks grand. SHIRLEY HALL-Commercial Course Pretty girl, this you've seen, She was attendant to the queen. EUGENE HANNAN-Industrial Arts So nice he makes you want to sing, That's the boy that we call Bing. MARLENE HEATH-Home Economics Course Pretty hair, pretty eyes, Takes her pick of the guys. OCTAVIA HEINRICH-College Prepara- tory Pretty enough to make men rave, That's the girl thot's known as Tave. CLEO HELMS-Home Economics Course Say that she is neat, Also tell them she's real sweet. WILLIAM HENDERSHOT-Industrial Arts To any industry an asset he'll be, If you don't believe us, iust watch and see. CLYDE HOCHSTRASSER-Industrial Arts On making points not too strong, But in setting up plays, he can't go wrong. ROBERT HODGES-General Course Seems like a very happy boy, Could it be a girl named Joy. 1 NANCY HOWELL-General Course She's seen the handwriting on the wall, But it points to the license hall. LESTER HULL-Industrial Arts Lester may be unconcerned, But when he gets there, it'll be earned. PATSY ICENHOUR-Commercial Course Patsy's cute and lots of fun, She got her fox without a gun. THURMAN JACKSON-College Prepara tory Likes the girls-is smart in classes, Often hands out movie passes. KATHLEEN JASPER-General Course Altho Kathy's not one to crow, She'll soon hear wedding bells we know. Seniors BOOKS SHOE STORE, BELLAIRE, OHIO 17 RONALD' JEFFERS-General Course For words he's never at a loss, Perhaps one day he'll be a boss. Always be that way some day. RICHARD JOHNSON-Industrial Arts Awfully cute and pretty shy, lt isn't for his car girls sigh. DUSH KAPLET-General Course Kind of tall with hair of brown, JOHN KASKO-College Preparatory With music ability will carry him far, With those looks he'll soon be a star. EDGAR KIME5-Industrial Arts Don't you lag, lwpeys with the times, This became the motto with Edgar Kimes. She tells us she has a find, WARREN KLEE-Industrial Arts Has a very pretty line, No wonder girls for him do pine. PAUL KREITER-Industrial Arts But he really is an all right guy. THE BELMONT RESTAURANT, BELLAIRE, OHIO 18 Seniors MARLENE JEFFRIES-Home Economics Course Today you are happy and smiling and gay, LOIS JOHNSON--General Course Very pretty, hair of red, Soon be married someone said. So quiet you sometimes don't know he's around. SOPHIA KAPLET-Commercial Course Hair so black, eyes of brown, Prettiest girl in many a town. JEAN KEYSER-Commercial Course She plays that flute in our school band, All the kids think she's grand. t Rum Kevssn-General course Pretty hair, pretty eyes, 1 No wonder she causes so many sighs. EMALYNE KINNEY-Home Economics Course Could it be marriage on her mind. CARL KLEE-General Course Jump with joy, laugh with glee, A future president may be Klee. Seems reserved, we guess he's shy, NANCY KRNYAlCH-College Preparatory Tallest and prettiest in the class, Here is one really swell lass. Seniors I JOHN LANCIONE--College Preparatory On the track team he can't be beat, People think he has winged feet. ANNA LAZICH-General Course Hopes to be a file clerk, May her boss not be a ierk. JAMES LeMASTERS-Industrial Arts From inside out he knows a car, From Nancy his heart will not stray far. DELORES LIBERATI-College Preparatory Music, not men, are port of her schemes, May she fulfill all her dreams. FRANCES LOEFFLER-College Preparatory A pretty girl with big brown eyes, To a high position she will rise. FLORENCE LOLLATHIN-General Course Hear that she is now a clerk, Maybe she iust likes to work. DONALD LONG-General Course Don is very good in track, Of course he's practiced from way back. FRANK LONG-College Preparatory We know Frank's not very tall, But he's fast as a cannonball. NANCY LONG-Commercial Course Pretty, and o real sports fan, She plays better than most boys can. DOROTHY LORENCE-Home Economics Course Dotty always has a mon, If she can't find one, no one can. JOHN LUSKY-Industrial Arts John is mechanically inclined, Always has automobiles on his mind. CAROL MALPIEDI-College Preparatory Sort of shy, never a complaint, To make her happy, send brushes and paint. PATRICIA MARLING-Home Economics Course lt's a nurse she hopes to be, She will make it, watch and see. DONALD MARN-Scientific Course Tall and handsome and real nice too, Everyone likes him 'tis true. LAURA MASTERS-General Course Hope she has o pleasant life, In her iob as a housewife. THE IMPERIAL GLASS CORPORATION, BELLAIRE, OHIO 19 Seniors DONALD MQFELEY-Industrial Arts No doubt that he has blond hair, That's not the only way he's fair. RAYMOND McGEE-General Course Doesn't seem to like his Lit, But on the track he makes up for it. SHIRI.EY MCGUIRE-College Preparatory Really has a brilliant mind, Smart in Physics! An Einstein??? BEULAH MEADOWS--Commercial Course Hope she'lI always be merry, Even when she's a secretary. GEORGE MEAGER-Scientific Course Student director of the band, One kid who's really grand. MARVIN MEAGER-College Preparatory His favorite color is black, I agree, But the dark room isn't the place for me. ELEANOR MEEK--Commercial Course Cute and neat and all that stuff, But she won't take anyone's guft. VIRGINIA MEHI.-General Course Hope she is on the right track, In her desire to be a Wac. JACK MENDELSON-College Preparatory Always lends a helping hand, This makes him a guy that's grand. ALICE MINET-Commercial Course We know she'll do fine, Working for some big airline. JANE MOBLEY-Commercial Course She's as cute as she can be, Take a look and you will see. JOHN MONTAG-Industrial Arts Study halls are boring, books outofdate Don't need learning to find him a mate. RALPH MOONEY-College Preparatory Sort of handsome, kind of bright, Know for sure he'll do ollrigl-it. LOUISE MOORE-General Course Hopes to work for the telephone, Mr. Bell comes into his own! ROBERT MURRAY-General Course Vaughn Monroe? A lot of guit. Bob Murray? That's the stutt. McFeIey McGee McGuire Meadows G. Meager M. Meager Meek Mehl Mendelson Minet I I K E Mobley Montag Mooney Moore Murray THE CHILDREN'S SHOP, WHEELING, W. VA. 20 Seniors KENNETH NEISWANGER-General Course Didn't seem to start things poppin', Why Kenny boy, Who' Hcppen? RONALD NEITZELT-General Course Wonder if he will find fame, While he is protecting the game? MYRDITH NELSON-Commercial Course As a senior, she led the band, As our queen, she took the stand. JOSEPH NEMEC-Industrial Arts Has dark hair and dark eyes, Always seems to be cracking wise. DOROTHY NEWELL-Home Economics Course Will be someone's beckoning light, Hopes to be a girl in white. SUSIE NOICE-College Preparatory Looks and talent go hand in hand, Her music ability is something grand. JOHN NOWAK-Industrial Arts Always laughing, usually gay, Doesn't like to work, just play. EUGENE PALMER-Industrial Arts To our Delcie he'II be true, Even while in Airforce blue. GERALD PALMER-Industrial Arts Ziggy never lost his heart, It belonged to a pinball machine from the start. VICKIE PEDELOSE-General Course There's not much sense to this little ditty, Except to tell you Vickie's pretty. ELEANOR PESTELLA-Commercial Course Prettier girl we've never seen, If you know her, you know what we mean. CHARLES PHILLIPS-College Preparatory He is doomed to march down the aisle, Starting off in real fine style. JAMES PIATT-Industrial Arts We wish him lots and lots of luck, He thinks he wants to drive o truck. JOHN PIEHOWICZ-College Preparatory This boy is a football great, We're really glad he made All-State. DORIS PITTMAN-General Course She's funny and cute and awfully nice, The kind of girl who's waiting on rice. Neiswanger Neitzelt Nelson Nemec Newell Noice Nowak E. Palmer J. Palmer Pedelose Pestella ti V' -Q P Phillips Piatt Piehowicz K Xxq glcluzs g :ill A .': , If Pittman 'i . THE FARMERS 8. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, BELLAIRE, OHIO 21 Seniors BETTY PUGH-General Course Sr. Symphony gave her a call, As a musician she's on the ball. DOROTHY PURTIMAN-College Preparatory Quite pretty without much fuss, Veronica Lake has nothing on us. RONALD PYTLAK-General Course Here's a boy that we all like, He is better known as Spike. CLARENCE RAMSAY--Industrial Arts To be an electrician is his aim, This may even bring him fame. DORIS RAMSAY--Commercial Course She'd like to go to stenographer's school, Doris is certainly nobody's fool. LOIS RAMSAY-General Course Another beauty for Mr. Bell, We're sure she'll do well. BETTY ROBBINS-General Course She'Il be happy if anyone can, Right now her man's a parcel post man. RUTH ANN ROBBINS-Commercial Course Has a fine hope chest, Wonder when she'll get the rest. JAMES ROBINSON-General Course Hair of blonde, eyes of blue, Quite a cute kid that's true. SUE ROBINSON-College Preparatory Pretty girl with lots of steam, An asset to our cheering team. DOROTHY ROME-College Preparatory Always happy, always merry, ls because she belongs to Jerry? ESTHER ROTH-Commercial Course Wedding bells will chime away, On some sunny summer day. THOMAS RUDE-Industrial Arts We know he'll never come to harm, While he's working on his farm. OTTO RUMSKEY-Industrial Arts Often better known as Buck , We certainly wish him lots of luck. WARREN SAMBUCO-Industrial Arts Say's he'd like to play ball, Always seen loafing in the hall. ANDY'S RADIO 8. SERVICE, BELLAIRE, OHIO 22 Seniors RAYMOND SANDERS-Scientific Course Ray seems awfully shy, Since he's so cute we don't know why. DAVID SCHRAMM-College Preparatory Co-Captain of our football team, On the field he's full of steam. FRANKLIN SCHRUM-Industrial Arts Frank is handsome, tall and dark, When he passes the she wolves bark. AUGUSTA SCOTT-General Course Not interested in fame, Marriage really is her aim. DELCIE SCOTT-College Preparatory She's a iewel, she's a pearl, She's a real all around girl. FRED SEIDEL-College Preparatory lt's a good thing cupcakes really tall, lt makes him good in basketball. SHIRLEY SEMPLE-Commercial Course Pretty girl, is loyal and true, Has her sights on Air Force Blue. MARIE SHAW-General Course Always nice and funny too, Will certainly be liked by you. BARBARA SHERRY-College Preparatory Love and beauty go hand in hand, She hasn't got either but she was in the band HERBERT SICKLES-Scientific Course Herlaie's shy, never blows his lid, We wonder if Princeton won't get his bid. DELORES SKORICH-College Preparatory Hopes to be a girl in white, We are sure she will do all right. ELLEN ANN SNIDER-Commercial Course Here's a girl we know to be, Very nice and sweet to see. JOYCE SOMMERVILLE-College Preparatory Beautiful girl waits for soldier boy , How well this describes our lovely Joy . PATRICIA SPEARS-Commercial Course Guess she'll be a secretary, May her life always be merry. JOHN STEMKOWSKI--Industrial Arts Only speaks when spoken to, Good rule to follow, Alas so true. NEFF LUMBER CO NEFFS OHIO SICKLES ART 8. GIFT BELLAIRE OHIO SYLVIA STERN-College Preparatory Always laughing, always gay, May she always be that way! DONALD STEWART-Industrial Arts Here's a boy that's really grand, Plays a trumpet in the band. JOYCE STEWART-Commercial Course Joyce is pretty and tall, She has plenty on the ball. ALAN STRAHL-Industrial Arts Not much credit but lots of steam, Worked for the good of the team. DAVID SUTTON-College Preparatory Spends all his time in control room, ls radio to be his doom? Seniors DAVID TAYLOR-Scientific Course In Physics he's quite a brain, The things he says to us are insane. JUNE TAYLOR-Commercial Course There was a fellow who came a courtin', Now our June a diamond is sportin'. WAYNE THOMAS-Industrial Arts Always seemed sort of quiet, Get him started, he's a riot. WILLIAM THOMAS-Industrial Arts ls he faster on the track, Or when he's driving in his hack. CAROLYN TOMER-General Course Acts like she is really gone, Could it be a guy named Blon. Stern D. Stewart J. Stewart Strahl Sutton D. Taylor J. Taylor Wm. Thomas W. Thomas Tomer F. Trigg G. Trigg Tuttle Unterzuber Valachovic FLORIS TRIGG-Commercial Course Peppy, crazy and all those good things, No wonder so often her telephone rings. GEORGE TRIGG-College Preparatory This boy is really quite a guy, Everyone likes him, we know why. LOWELL TUTTLE-Industrial Arts Awfully nice but pretty shy, Catherine's the apple of his eye. WILLIAM UNTERZUBER-Scientific Course He's so cute, and awful shy, Never talks, l wonder why. JOSEPH VALACHOVIC-General Course Gets so excited he seems to bubble, Why can't he keep himself out of trouble. BELLAIRE SERVICE 8. MERCHANDISE THE EAST END MARKET, BELLAIRE, OHIO 24 Van Pelt Vasey Vcelka Veverka Weber Wehe J. West W. West Wiggins Willerton Wise Woodcock Woollard G. Wright l. Wright NORA VAN PELT-Home Economics Course Sl1e's waiting for a soldier boy, When he gets home, oh what ioy. FLORENCE VASEY-Home Economics Course When she speaks about Monroe, She's thinking of her sweetheart, we know. ROSEANN VCELKA-Commercial Course lots of fun, pretty neat, Hope to tell you she's sweet. JOYCE VEVERKA-Commercial Course Joyce is really a swell kid, Watch out when she lets fly her lid. LILA WEBER-General Course We don't know if 'tis brown or blonde, But of her we all are fond, ilk ROBERT WEI-IE-College Preparatory Really swell and lots of fun, In the race of life he'll give a good run. JERROLD WEST-Industrial Arts Big and blonde and really swell, Out in life he should do well. WILLIAM WEST-General Course Best team manager we ever had, Talk about love, I'19lS got it bad, MARY ANN WIGGINS-College Prepara- tory Lots of luck and lots of fame, As you enter Iite's old game. BARBARA WILLERTON-Commercial Course Very pretty, sort of sl-ly, She's O. K., you all know why. MARGUERITE WISE-Commercial Course Don's her man, Don's her guy, He's the apple of her eye. JEAN WOODCOCK-General Course By her locker she's so shy, We hope you l1aven't passed her by. FRANKLIN WOOLLARD-Industrial Arts Good luck surely is your due, You've got your work cut out for you. GERALD WRIGHT-College Preparatory Take a heart of gold and a little mite, Add together, you've got Bud Wright. IDA MAE WRIGHT-Commercial Course Awful nice and kind of shy, Hope she finds an all right guy. Seniors DEAN FUNERAL HOME, BELLAIRE, OHIO CENTER FOOD MARKET, BELLAIRE, OHIO 25 ,Q . g we I' .,::I-i A 6 ,L i Seniors FRANCES YOST-Commercial Course Jack of all trades and a little mite, Everything she does she does all right. IRENE ZALESKI-Commercial Course In her school work does quite well, Hopes to work for Mr. Bell. ALEX ZELLER-Industrial Arts After school no particular aim, But we het he gets there iust the same CARL ZIGICEEK-General Course Out of life he'll get the gravy, He's already in the Navy. HELEN HOLENKA HELEN HOLENKA March 27, 1935 - August 17, 1952 NOT PHOTOGRAPHED DELORES KLEE-General Course Wedding bells have rung, And good wishes we have sung. Class Motto A Quitter Never Wins, A Winner Never Quits. Flower American Beauty Rose Colors Red and White EAST END MARKET, NEFFS, OHIO SARGUS DEPARTMENT STORE, BELLAIRE, OHIO 26 Senior Activities Accrocco, William-Hi-Y Adams, Martha-Home Ec. Club, Sales Club Alexander, Nancy-Y-Teens, Commercial Club Ault, Joseph-Football, Basketball Basrak, Roberta-Office Girl, Y-Teens, Commer- cial Club, Mixed Chorus, Varsity Chorus Bishop, Shirley-Office Girl, Banking, Sales Club Blocker, Janice+Sales Club, Home Ec. Club Bland, Gladys-Y-Teens, Junior Usher, Home Ec. Club Boccabella, Catherine-Cheerleader, B u c k e y e Girls' State Alternate, Y-Teens Treasurer, Scholarship Team, Class Chapels, Commer- cial Club, Biology Club, G. A. A., Swimming Club, Glee Club, Junior Class Play Bostancic, Bill-Football, Baseball, Track, Student Council, Hi-Y Brock, Shirley-Y-Teens, Glee Club, Commercial Club, Banking Girl Burda, Richard-Glee Club Buskirk, Lorraine-Y-Teens, G. A.,A., Commercial Club, Popcorn Girl Call, Jerry Mae-OFfice Girl Campbell, Betty-Office Girl, Library Girl, Bank- ing Girl, Commercial Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Glee Club, Sales Club, Hobby Club Campbell, Malcolm-Band Campbell, Shirley-Home Ec. Club, Glee Club, Sales Club Carlier, George-Beliuan Staff, Hi-Y, Glee Club Chap, Gloria--Y-Teens, G. A. A., Band, Glee Club, Popcorn Girl, Biology Club Christy, Sandra-Y-Teens, Band, G. A. A., Junior Red Cross, Orchestra, Hobby Club, Biology Club, Class Chapel Clark, Thomas-Jr. Hi-Y President, Alpha Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, Varsity Band, Dance Band Clifford, Curtis-Scholarship Team, Orchestra, Concert, Marching Band, Hi-Y, Cooking Club, Saxophone Solo Conforti, Jerry-Football, Track, Basketball, Stu- dent Council Cope, Ellis-P.A.T., Student Council, Hi-Y, Track, Basketball, Class Chapel Covington, Alice-Y-Teens Coyne, Donald-Basketball Captain, Football, Glee Club, Senior Class President Daclo, Joseph-Glee Club, Basketball, Sales Club, Hi-Y Dailey, Delores--Commercial Club, Sales Club, Oftice Girl Davis, Shelva-Hi-Y, Track Dawson, Donna-Y-Teens Day, Sue-Y-Teens, Sales Club, Home Ec. Club DeLong, Francis-Baseball Dietrich, Connie Lou-Y-Teens, Oftice Girl, Com- mercial Club, Junior Usherette, Beliuan Staff DiPaolo, Joann-Swimming Club, G. A. A., Glee Club, Y-Teens, Sales Club Dixon, Diane-Buckeye Girls' State, Junior Class Play, Freshman President, Glee Club, Cheer- leader, Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Class Chapel, Band, Orchestra, Basketball, Swimming Club, Biology Club, lnterclass Basketball Tournament Edgar, Dorothy-Banking Girl, Soles Club, Com- mercial Club, Home Ec. Club, Y-Teens Farnario, John-Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Sales Club President, Band, Biology Club, Hi-Y Fields, Betty-Glee Club Forbes, Helen-Y-Teens, G. A. A., Swimming Club, Glee Club, Biology Club Fry, Charles-Glee Club, Football, Track, Hi-Y Vice President, Junior Class President, Base- ball, Student Council, Sales Club Giannangeli, JoAnn-Y-Teens, Sales Club Gibbons, Phyllis-Glee Club, G. A. A., Home Nur- sing Gibbons, Velma-Y-Teens, Home Nursing Gmeindl, louis-Hi-Y Gratz, Charles-Basketball, P.A.T., Hi-Y, Beliuan Staff Green, Mary-Glee Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Com- mercial Club, Sales Club Greenwood, Norma-Beliuan Stafif, Y-Teens, Li- brary Girl, Glee Club, G. A. A., Commercial Club Hall, Shirley--Buckeye Girls' State, Beliuan Staff, Office Girl, Banking Girl, Sales Club, Com- mercial Club, Band, Orchestra Hannan, Eugene-Hi-Y, P.A.T. Heath, Marlene-Y-Teens, Sales Club, Home Nur- sing DANKWORTH'S CUT RATE, BELLAIRE, OHIO Senior Activities Heinrich, Octavia--Y-Teens, G. A. A., Class Chapel, Junior Class Play, Biology Club Helms, Cleo-Y-Teens, Home Nursing Hendershot, William-Hi-Y, Football Hochstrasser, Clyde--Basketball, Football Man- ager, Glee Club Hodges, Robert-Baseball Icenhour, Patsy-Y-Teens, G. A. A., Band, Or- chestra, Biology Club, Sophomore Class Chapel, Junior Red Cross Chapel Jackson, Thurman-Football, Biology C l u b, P.A.T., Hi-Y, Junior Class Chapel Jasper, Kathleen-Y-Teens, G. A. A., Commercial Club, Sales Club Johnson, Richard-Glee Club, Hi-Y, Track, Junior Hi-Y Kaplet, Dush-Baseball Kaplet, Sophia-Orchestra, Band, Y-Teens Kasko, John-Glee Club, P.A.T., Football, Track Keyser, Jean-Band, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Biology Club, Commercial Club, Orchestra, Varsity Band, Mixed Chorus, Ensemble Keyser, Ruth-G. A. A., Glee Club, Sales Club, Y-Teens Klee, Delores-Marching Band, Maiorette, G. A. A., Y-Teens, Commercial Club, Orchestra, Concert Band, Basketball Kreiter, Paul-Glee Club, Mixed Chorus Krnyaich, Nancy-Y-Teens Ofificer, G. A. A., Girls Basketball Team, Junior Class Chapel, Biology Club, Swimming Club lancione, John-Football, Track, Student Council, Basketball lazich, Anna-Glee Club, Y-Teens, Score Card Girl, Beliuan Staff, Sales Club, Mixed Cho- rus, Senior Ensemble Liberati, Delores-Band Student Director, Y- Teens, Boys' Glee Club Accompanist, Girls Glee Club, G. A. A. Loemer, Frances-Y-Teens President, Cheerlead- er, G. A. A., Junior Red Cross Co-chairman, Glee Club, Commercial Club, Biology Club, Swimming Club, Class Chapel, Junior Class Play, Office Girl, Girls Basketball Team Lollathin, Florence-Y-Teens, Sales Club, Com- mercialClub long, Donald-Glee Club, Hi-Y, Track Long, Frank-Football, Track, Glee Club, Boys' State Delegate, Beljuan Staff Long, Nancy-G. A. A., Y-Teens, Glee Club Lorence, Dorothy-Sales Club, Glee Club Malpiedi, Carol-Y-Teens Cabinet, Glee Club, Beliuan Staff, G. A. A., Biology Club, Pop- corn Girl Marling, Patricia-Y-Teens, Glee Club, Sales Club Marn, Donald-Football, Sophomore Class Treas- urer, Class Chapel, Student Council, Hi-Y, P.A.T., Student Council OFficer McGee, Raymond-Glee Club, Sales Club, Biolo- gy Club, Football Manager, Mixed Chorus, Cooking Club, Track McGuire, Shirley-Girls' Glee Club, Y-Teens, Scholarship Team, Junior Class Play, Prince of Peace, G. A. A., Senior Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Biology Club Meadows, Beulah-Commercial Club, Y-Teens, Senior Ensemble, Banking Girl, Glee Club, G. A. A., Mixed Chorus, Office Girl Meager, George-Band, Track, Orchestra, Glee Club Meager, Marvin-Student Council, Track, Student Court, Football, Photography Meek, Eleanor-Commercial Club, Sales Club Mehl, Virginia-Sales Club Mendelson, Jack-Hi-Y, Scholarship T e a m, P.A.T., Junior Class Play, Cooking Club Minet, Alice-Junior Red Cross, Sales Club, Com- mercial Club, Banking Girl, Oltice Girl, Sec- retary Mobley, Jane-Beliuan Editor, Y-Teens Cabinet, Office Girl, G. A. A., Commercial Club, Scho- larship Team, Popcorn Girl, Glee Club, Sen- ior Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Biology Club Montag, John-Student Council Mooney, Ralph-Football, Track, Hi-Y, Basket- ball, Glee Club Moore, Louise-Y-Teens, Scorecard Girl, Com- mercial Club, Sales Club Murray, Robert-Quartet, Student Council, Solo Contest, Hi-Y, Newspaper, Glee Club Neiswa nger, Ken neth-P.A.T. Club Nelson, Myrdith-Y-Teens, Drum M a i o r e t t e, Homecoming Queen, Glee Club, G. A. A., Basketball, Concert Band, Sales Club, Com- mercial Club lContinued on page 591 DUVALL DRUG STORE, BELLAIRE, OHIO Vw .... Nr Qsg mf' Ny Yu x li: . Underclass Ufficers .-.F 47 Juniors Vice-President .,.,.. ...4.., A udrey Reynolds President . ......, ..., P ciul Polkovich Secretory ., .. . ., William Miller Sophomores Vice-President ....,. . Tom Ault President . . ..... .......,...,....... J im Nemec Secretory .. .. .. Rose Marie Appolloni Freshmen President ,.,... .,...,. R ichord Goldsmith Vice-President .,....,,., ..... . .t.. . Jocxn Coyne Secretary .,... ......,..,... . Andrew Destifcnes Not photographed. WHEELING ELECTRIC CO. 30 IOS CU CP Row 1-Faye Christy, Maureen Cook, Antionette Cipressi, Jessie Collins, Maureen Closser, Margaret Davis, ancl Norma Jean Clayton Row 2-Thomas Carpenter, Don Cole, Don Clark, Tom Darnley, William Coss, and Donald Camsky Row I-Tom Forbes, Virginia Fisher, Mary French, Betty Eclgell, Annie Decker, Virginia Fiske, and Tom Decker Row 2-Philip Frantz, Chester Frye, Roger Dunlap, Paul Dunfee, Joseph Gacek, and Eugene Francis CHARLES N. HANCHER JEWELERS WHEELING, W. VA. 31 Spam .III Juniors Row l-Philip Beaver, Wilma Barnett, Sylvia Battistone, Cecelia Beveridge, Patty Bennington, and James Benda Row 2-James Biggins, Clarence An- gus, Harold Ball, Louis Bakosh, Frank Balgavy, Bill Benes, and John Beaver Row I-Leona Bowen, Rosalie Burgy, Josephine Brown, Janice Bulger, Martha Jean Campbell, Nancy Brown, Lila Campbell, Marjorie Bao- her, and Glenna Burkhart Row 2-Richard Boccabella, R a l p l1 Byard, Thomas Callinger, Carwin Bumgardner, and Franklin Brown l Juniors Row I-Jane Goldsmith, Joyce Ann Hall, Margaret Ann Glasgow, Berdell Gray, Suzanne Glasser, Eileen Hess, Genetta Greenwood Row 2-Raymond Geltert, Richard Han- nan, Kenneth Hartline, David Grose, James Gibson, James Helms ,W- vw.. is Row 'I-Gene Ingram, Margaret Jeffers Jean Jaquay, Janice Jeffers, Mary Hes son, Ellen Jeanneret, Merle Hoffman Row 2-Paul Jones, Bob Howell Wayne Jackson, Eugene Holloway, Dlxon Hlll Rowl-Wanda Kleyman, Darlene King Eleanor Kurth, Nancy Kinder, Zora Klee Row 2-William Kurth, Mattie Hutchins Carolyn Lipperman, Mary Kaplet Carol Kate, Fred Koher Row3-Ray Kent, Nick Kaluger Roger Leonard, Homer LaRoche, Louis Lam bros 32 HORNE'S WHEELING, W. VA Juniors Row I-John McCabe, Frank Luke, Harold Marsh, Kenneth McCloud, William McFadden, Robert Maziek Row 2-Richard Lusky, John Lynn, Laur- ence Lyden, Glen Maxwell, Pete McKay, Roger Lisk, Ronald McGilton 3 il 5 Row 'l-Thelma Mayhugh, Joyce Milliken, Loretta McMahon, Margaret Morris, Betty Lou McMillen, Edna Morford Row2-Jack McKeever, Francis Miller, James Mondlak, James Moore, Richard Moore, Charles Nolan, Bill Miller, Jim McMillen Row l-Connie Murtaugh, Thelma Norris, Pauline Parker, Dorothy Oxley, Carol Patrone, Eileen Patrone Row 2-Beverley Mowrey, Phyllis Murray, Theresa Olaclc, Marsha Petschauer Row3-Deno Nicholas, Matthew Moro, Gerald Neiswanger, Jim McFarland, Paul Palkovic, Steve Olexa WALTER C. BAUKNECHT FUNERAL HOME BELLAIRE, OHIO 33 Row 'I-Eileen Thatcher, Jean Stewart, Shirley Tipton, Judy Thoenen, Pearl Thompson, Dorothy Trigg Row 2-James Thomas, Nick Trolley, Bonnie Lou Trigg, Martha St. John, Richard Vinskovich, David Shaw Row 3-Wilbur Tuttle, Ronald Spoon, Albert Vasek, William Thornton Row I-Anne Voight, Alice Wise, An- ita Upperman, Amelia Zdanski, Shir- ley Willison, Geraldine Wright Row 2-Helena Zuesy, Phyllis Willison, Sarah Williams, Shirley Wilke Row 3-Charles Wright, Wade Walker, William Woods, Robert Wallace, Ho- mer Wilson, Vid Wass THE BLUM COMPANY BELLAIRE, OHIO 34 Juniors Row I-Gloria Rateldt, Leah Richards, Phyllis Porter, Betty Ann Roebuck, Evelyn Regoli, Connie Prosperi, Yo- lanclo Rea Row 2-Judy Rodefer, Earl Roseberry Arthur Rieves, Walter Reionis, Stan- ley Robfnson, Shirley Reionis, Aud- rey Reynolds Row 'I-Marjorie Shepherd, Rose Marie Rudish, Joyce Shackeltord, Jean Small, Helen Jennings Snouffer, Mar- garet Sirnko Row 2-Carol Saffell, Kenneth Sole, Raymond Slotwinski, Jim Siegenthal- er, Frank Rozman, Jean Snively I 1 , ff, ,,, ixaffi x, W1 lr ' 5 31 ,Q W, Mx R xii? I .ni Sl NMA h 'Q VJ-ii :U-i?1 f L Trix' ,da 1' .V A fx, ,. H8 iv' 1 if IN ue. 3 f ,, ..-. N -K: w ,g Q , wi .. '-x f 4.. Qsmsh vgk. 5, ,ry ' if A 4 Q? '11 Qi' f twig, N fvfmfx M Rig. W ' xi K -Qilix ,wk 5 ?5QLi 1 W ig- 7,Eigig ivggxw N Sgr 4-5 ,, Q Z 1 -W W.,xk - .X sw . Q il E53 1 5 Af kv a, 'S 'H' -1 if QT - Zi: - 1QaNf.iQ-1, .pf , nys A-5-4 B bd. ml x Sf -,R 1 dy- any ...ii Q .Lf Sophomores Row l--Shirley Bayes, Rosella Baldwin, Mildred Ault, Mary Angus, Sandy Addison, Rosemarie Andrews, Catherine Beatty Row 2-Mary Ann Alvey, Shirley Anderson, Catherine Accrocco, Phyllis Albright, Rosemarie Appoloni Row 3-David Camden, Bill Barthlow, Bill Amici, Tom Ault, Clarence Arno Row l-Marion Bratka, Mary Evelyn Boyd, Jane Byard, Joyce Campbell, Barbara Campbell Row 2-James Bess, Don Bronchik, John Buti, Bob Bostancic, Jerry Bell, James Bulger, Lawson Carpenter Row I-Retta Clark, Patsy Clay, Mary Curtis, Angela Cerar, Jaclci Cifaldi, Betty Cocheran, Ann Cox Row 2-Dale Clark, John Corbett, Catherine DelGuzzo, Carol Cowen, Betty Curzon Row 3-Wayne Conaway, Don Craig, Charles Deafenbaugh, Bill Crawford, Bob Day Row 'I-Shirley Eden, Jeannette Francis, JoAnn DeMarco, De- anna Frey, Pat Eilcleberry, Emily DiSantis Row 2-Jerry Fluxe, Jerry Fisher, Bruce Dunlap, Emmet Fry, Wayne Farmer, John Eikleberry, Jerry Farnario, Paulo DiPaulo JERI-LEE SHOPS MARTINS FERRY 8. BELLAIRE LANDO'S, BELLAIRE, OHIO 36 S Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 37 ophomores 'I-Patty Harlan, Cora Greenway, Miriam Giffen, Doris GitTen, Patty Hall, Nancy Gulley 2-Kenneth Grimes, Terry Furman, Jerry Helms, Joe Greenwood, Kenneth Hall, Jim Hartman, Jerry Garloch, Harry Gable 1-Nancy Hess, Geraldine Hess, Jean lannone, Mildred Holenka, Judy Ingram, Patricia Hollingshead 2-Beverly Hixenbaugh, Marlene Jasper, Carol Hoslxinson, Carol Hanna, Norma Hockenberry 3-Ray Jeffers, Art Houston, Richard Hendershot, Don Hrdlicka I-Mona Kinder, Shirrel Kadlic, Marie Kazmirski, Donna Kelly, Karlene Klee 2-Gerald Hess, Ronald I.eMasters, Peggy Jones, JoAnn Levitchka, Pat Kennedy, Harry Klinkler, Don Landers 3-Ronnie LeMasters, Jim Hughes, Bill Luke, Sam Lopeman I-Pat Masarick, Sandra Marlin, Lenora McFadden, Cyn- thia Marik, Mary McFeIey, Cleo McGilton 2-Joseph Marinelli, Richard Kurth, Eleanor Marshall, Patricia McFarland, Earl Marple, Bob Kovalyk 3-Eddy Masarick, David McCloud, John Lambros, Jerry Lyseski PARINTHA HAT SHOP, BELLAIRE, OHIO THE SMART SHOP, BELLAIRE, OHIO Sophomores Row 1-Virginia Scott, Gladys Ruble, Florence Sanders, Bev- erly Rader, Sally Rumsky, Ruth Ramsay, Shirley Ray Row 2-Marsha Schramm, Evelyn Sadlowski, Betty Lou Robbins, lda Rieves, Mary Rieves, Denise Sadowski Row 3-William Reed, Bob Scott, Jerry Scott, Richard Snider Row 'I-Peggy Pedicord, Eleanor Poppe, Nancy Palmer, Nancy Nelson, Betty Protiva, Pat Mingroni, Mary Pumpa Row2-Margaret Nice, Betty Poiar, Josephine Parker, Pat Patterson, Sally Nemec, Nancy Myler Row 3-Danny Pedeleose, Gene Pica, Dick Nowak, Don Piatt, David Peck, Bernadine Palmer MENDELSON'S, BELLAIRE, OHIO McCLAIN MOTOR CO., BELLAIRE, OHIO 38 Rowl-Wayne Meek, George Workman, Bob Mendelson, Jim Miller, Jimmy Miller, Harold McGavfn Row 2-William Newell, Harry Williams, Charles Zaleski, Dick Weekley, Melvin Heatherington Row 3-Vincent Zastudil, James Niedermeyer, Jim Nemec Arthur Maxwell, James Mylnek Row l-Arlene Sexton, Marlene Snider, Barbara Snodgrass, Charlotte Sole, Doris Scott, Sarah Shunlc, Claudine Sole Row 2-Murray Shackelford, Jack Skukan, Larry Simpson, Eleanor Starkey, Patty Suchan, Kenneth Smith, Carl Sellars, David Small, Francis Studenc Sophomores Row I-Janet Vannest, Evylyn Underwood, Rosemary Unter- zuber, Ellen Vaglienti, Naomi Taylor, Wilda Trigg, Judy Veivoda, Helen Velegolia Row 2-Helen Tollet, Shirley Travis, Annette Swann Row3-Fred Thomas, Robert Sykes, Richard Sklenar, Tony Valochovic, Ronald Thornton, Patsy Tedeschi, Joe Weber, Joe Terry Row T-Bernad'ne Wiggins, Lola Workman, Wilda Tubaugh, Marilyn Willison, Arden Teasdale, Mary Wallet, Gloria Wise Row 2-Jim Young, Arwilda Williams, Mamie Willis, Loretta Wise, Pat Willerton, Tony Pacitico Row 3-Pete Zaccognini, Charles Weekly, Danny McMasters, Tommy Drennen, Bob Wallace, Bob Wheeler, Russell Wil- liams .IULES RIVLIN SPORT SHOP WHEELING, W. VA. THE GRESS BAKERY, BELLAIRE, OHIO 39 Freshmen Row 'l-Patty Bolen, Joan Barnett, Rose Bonfini, Mary Ann Ank- rom, Marcia Blacker, Hazel Ault, Mary Bopp Row 2--Nina Bumgardner, Sheila Borovich, Phyllis Beall, Re- becca Ball, Sharon Arno, Christine Botts, Arthur Agin Row 3-Sam Ault, Sonny Barnett, James Bellville, John Beatty, Bob Bomer Row I-Phyllis Brooks, Myrna Cieslewski, Judy Canady, Sandra Carman, Emma Brown, Shirley Burch, Glenna Burgy Row 2-Charles Cole, Melvin Clark, Marcia Cinque, Tillie Bur- kas, Sheila Clark Row 3-Wayne Brown, Herman Brown, Bob Castricone, Robert Bur9Y, John Bruce Row 'I-Verna Coyne, Jean DeCoy, Mary Davolio, Beryl Cook, Joan Coyne, Rita Colicchia Row 2-James Darnley, Joan DeGarmo, Louise Deihl, Patty DeFoe, John DeBonis Row 3--Gus Dandos, Aaron Clifford, Melvin Davis, Sam Dana- dic, Andrew Destifanes, William DiPaolo Rowl-Arlene DeNordo, Shirley English, Patty Farmer, Lois Frazier, Harriet Eikleberry, Wanetta Hall, Barbara Fiske Row 2-Lawrence Flowers, Glenn Fitch, James Duffy, Carl Eneix, Bob Fry, Jack Fowler, Jerry Frieberg, Jim Duvall SElDEL'S BAKERY, BELLAIRE, OHIO BERMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE BELLAIRE, OHIO 40 ala Wil Row I-Karen Hill, Patsy Houston, Beverly Hendershot, Sandra Icenhour, Edna Hollingshead, Shirley Heath Row 2-Bud Holloway, Bud Higgins, Evelyn Iams, Shirley Ho- well, Tom Holub, Richard Hoskinson Row 3-Win Eneix, Edward Homendy, Robert Holub f Row I-Ruth Johnson, Drucilla Ice, Catherine La Rufffo, Carol Jeltries, Joyce Kotera, Virginia Keyser, Fanny Judlcins Row 2-Tommy Judlxins, Donald Kinney, Bernard Kopyar, Ber- nard Lancione, David Landers, Nick Klem, Buddy Keppler, James Lambert, Donald Kuri Row I-Nancy Harlan, Beverly Hall, Georgia Hall, Barbara I as 3 Branstroop, Janice Gabel, Rosalie Gacek, Edna Harper Row 2-Charles Hall, Larry Hathhorn, James Goodson, Dick 'X Goldsmith, Doris Harris, David Groom, Emma Gray, Larry Gilbert, Wayne Givens, William Hall Row I-Gladys Mayhugh, Connie Mayhugh, Carol McMiIlen, Dorothy McCoy, Marilyn Masters, Shirley McKay, Beverly Marple Row 2-Bill McCormick, Frederick Meadows, Micky McGuire, Bill McCormick, Bill B. McCormick, Jerry Mayhugh, Everett Marple, Mansell McEndree, Arnold Meager GARLAND FREEMAN, GENR'L CONTRACTOR, BELLAIRE, OHIO OHIO VALLEY LUMBER CO., BELLAIRE, OHIO Freshmen 41 Rowl-Joe Marling, Marlene Mackey, Linda Lacoco, Helen Mrvicka, Mary Marlin, Patty Littleton, Mary Ann Lengyel Row 2-Dan Marling, Bill Lupton, Joan Lusky, Rosemarie Lish, Jerry Marinacci Row 3--Philip Lappert, Leonard Madama, Edwin Littleton, Larry Madama, Tommy Litten, Donald Lyden Row 'l-Gail Newell, Myra Morford, Helen Novy, Nancy Mor- ris, Donna McMahon, Charles Olinslxy Row 2-Jim Mitchell, Bradly Mcloud, Bud Mowrey, Roy Moody, Robert Morris Row 3-David Miller, Frances Mellott Row 1-Alda Rebecca, Helen Reed, Beverly Palmer, Bonnie Rafeldt, Jean Poppe, Angelina Meholovitch Row 2-Frank Reionis, Helen Piper, Rosetta Owens, Eleanor Ramsey, Shirley Polivka, Lucille Mylnek, Joyce Mowery Row 3-Donald Rudish, Tom Policka, George Redpath, Philip Patrone, Martin Palian, Ronald Podlas, Richard Polinsky Row 'l-Mary Saunders, Beverly Rose, Catherine Scheiderer, Pat Rowley, Ellen Robbins, Nancy Ruckman Row 2-Rfchard Rodefer, Barbara Richardson, Rose Ridzinslci, Jean Shank, Marian Sabatina, Shirley Rhodes Row 3-Meyer Shapiro, Raymond Sabo, Edwin Richardson, Eddie Salisbury, Ellsworth Ruckman DR. W. J. NESBITT, BELLAIRE, OHIO DR. ROBERT M. CALDWELL, BELLAIRE, OHIO 42 man, AQ' N., Life Of The Party Seated-Barbara Branstroop, Arlene Denardo, Richard Rodefer, Druscilla Ice, Richard Gold- smith, Marlene Mackey Standing-Leonard Madama, Joan Coyne, Larry Gilbert, Marcia Cinque, Jim Mitchell, Gladys Mayhugh, Larry Madama, Aaron Clifford Devotions Row l-Jennie Vinskovich, Hazel Ault, Shirley English, Beverly Palmer, Helen Reed, Edna Hol- lingshead, Mary Ann Lengyel, Linda LaCoco, Rosalie Gacek, Mary Bopp Row 2-Rebecca Ball, Catherine La Rufto, Glenna Burghy, Phillip Lappert, Bernard Kopyar, Her- man Mowrey, Raymond Moody, Shirley Polivka, Lora Williamson Row 3-Patricia De Foe, Rose Ridzinski, Mary San- ders, Dave Landers, Everett Marple, Larry Gil- bert, Shirley Howell, Esther Willison, Judy Canady W. T. GRANT CO. BELLAIRE, OHIO 43 Freshmen -l Row 'l-Rhoda Tekely, Norma Snider, Mary Stokes, Ruby Stewart, Wanda Sexton, Ros- alie Snyder, Betty Stanek Row 2-Marion Trigg, Shirley Travis, Laura Thornton, Audrey Snively, Terry Smith, Her- man Thompson Row 3-Marion Trigg, Frank Stemkowski, Tom Thornton, Bobby Sichi, Calvin Teasdale, Douglas Tatomir Row 'I-Barbara Wilkes, Marjorie Patch, Shir- ley Potter, Mary Ann Youst, Martha Trolley, Lora Williamson, Esther Willison, Donna Waters, Jennie Vinskovich, Patty Vasey, Connie Moore Row 2--Charles Pedelose, Joe Weekley, Wayne Dietrich, Walter Dawson, Marilyn Veverka, Arlene Vanelle, Gail Yoho, Carol Vagolienti, Katherine Vcelka, Patty Willis Row 3-Richard Cope, Thomas Dandos, Roger Williams, Billy Vinka, Donald Yates, Steve Winke, Richard Kennedy, Francis Webb, Chester Ulrey, Jim Kennedy ,- i eww A -I iii ,, XV AW N 3 Www . in ,E Q:Q,: - , HE..-M' gtg TW A fi , gjrg ' W- NW E is . f. -fm, 1-I 2 ,S X lf ...,Q J 5' ,f . .A 1 :A-f,i'Yf f'i, N .. 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FQ im : '11 'Q .Q ig Q7f if V33' Q55 I X? , KJ-C' I F'i':!?i X fm i? -U 1- S?-I S i I . r E ma Z in ' Q T ' ' F ' :-:gay -L ' . . 45 Carol lVXqlpnec's '41- Beljuan Staff Jane Mobley, Editor in Chief George Carlier, Make-up Charles Gratz, Advertising Frank Long, Advertising Eleanor Pestella, Advertising Norma Greenwood, Advertising Tom Clark, Advertising Ralph Mooney, Advertising Susie Noice, Music Editor Anna Lazich, Class Editor Connie Dietrich, Typist Beulah Meadows, Typist Theresa Parnell, Typist Carol Malpiedi, Art Editor Barbara Sherry, Literary Editor Herbert Sickles, Athletic Editor Ellis Cope, Athletic Editor THE UNION SAVINGS BANK, BELLAIRE, OHIO l 46 Junior Staff Patty Suchan, Arty Bonnie Trigg, Activities, Carol Cowen, Directory, Joan Ann Hall, Directory: Margaret Slmko, Advertisingg Anita Upperman, Directory. Wayne Jackson, Make-upy Ray Jeffers, Make-upp Charles Deafenbaugh, Advertising: Jerry Fluxe Adver tising. We to whom the responsibility of the Beliuan has been en- trusted have tried to make it a credit to Bellaire High School and the Class of 1953, and an everlasting reminder of high school days. Our thanks go to our friends, the business and professional men of this area, for supporting our Beliuan. Without their help this yearbook would have been impossible. The students of B.H.S. should show their appreciation in turn by supporting these merchants in their enterprises. This year Miss Smith, our able advisor, has started a new system by which underclassmen, as well as seniors take part in the production of the Beliuan. Thus, when next year's seniors take over this main responsibility of the yearbook, they will be better equipped. We, the departing seniors of the staff, wish them the best of luck. THE BELMONT FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN CO., BELLAIRE, OHIO 47 Student Council I95 -I953 The Student Council under the leadership of Miss Ryder is composed of thirty- two representatives and four olticers. The representatives are elected one from each freshman, sophomore, and junior home rooms and eight from the senior home rooms. The idea of the Council is to give the students a chance to govern themselves, to promote citizenship and to help better our school in any way that will benefit the student body. OFFICERS Don Marn .......4,., ....... ..,..,..... ..... .... S e c r etary Jack McKeever .,.... ,44,., V ice-President Bill Bostanic ........ .....,... 4 , President John Piehowicz . Secretary Row 1-Marlene Mackey, Patty Masarich, John Piehowicz, Jack McKeever, Don Marn, Bill Bostancic, Arlene Vannelle, and Edna Harper. Row 2--Ellis Cope, Ralph Mooney, Steve Olexa, Gerald Wright, Jim Young, Jim Hartman, and Lee Petrone, Row 3--Lynn Fitch, Richard Boccabella, Jerry Fluxe, Robert Sykes, Robert Murray, Tom Ault, and Ronnie Hill. THE G. C. MURPHY CO BELLAIRE, OHIO THE J. C. PENNEY CO. BELLAIRE, OHIO 48 Scholarship Team Catherine Boccabella Gloria Chap Curtis Clifford Ellis Cope John Kasco Francis Loefller Frank Long Don Marn STUDENTS FRESHMEN Hazel Ault Arlene De Narda Beverly Hall James Mitchell SOPHOMORES Don Craig Patricia Eikleberry Pat Kennedy Sam Lopeman Pat McFarland Beverly Rader Mary Ann Wiggins Shirley McGuire Susie Noice Raymond Sanders Delcie Scott Delores Skorich Sylvia Stern Dave Sutton Rob Wehe WITH A STRAIGHT A AVERAGE .IUNIORS Margie Booher James Helms Margaret Simko Jean Stewart Anita Upperman SENIORS Gloria Chap Shirley Hall Frances Loeffler Shirley McGuire Janie Mobley Sylvia Stern Mary Ann Wiggins STUDENTS WITH A'S AND B'S ONLY FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES Barbara Branstroop Rose Marie Bonfini Marcia Blacker Shelia Bcrovich Glenna Burghy Rita Colicchia Landam Clifford Jean DeCoy Patricia DeFoe Janice Gabel Nancy Harlan Daniel Higgins Drusilla Ice Marlene Mackey William McCormick Helen Navy Beverly Palmer Charlotte Poppe Raymond Sabo Mary Saunders Rosalie Snyder Betty Stanek Rose Marie Appolloni Tom Ault Carol Hoskinson Cynthia Marik James Niedermeyer Katherine Poppe William Reed Sarah Shook Eleanor Starky Ellen Vaglienti Bernadine Wiggins JUNIORS Janice Bulger Tom Forbes Margaret Glasgow Joyce Ann Hall William McFadden Jim McMillen Eileen Patrone Anne Voight Sara Williams Geraldine Wright EPISCOPAL CHURCH DOOR CANTEEN, 49 SENIORS Roberta Basrak Gladys Bland Catherine Boccabella Dolores Dailey Jean Keyser Jack Mendelson Alice Minet Susie Noice Raymond Sanders Delores Skorich Patricia Spears David Taylor Joyce Veverka Robert Wehe Jerry West Barbara Willerton Frances Yost BELLAIRE, OHIO Library Girls Banking Girls Library Girls Row 'I-Frances Yosl, Darlene King, Maureen Closser, Carol Kate, Jean Sfewarl, Phyllis Porier, Shirrel Kadlic. Raw 2-Norma Greenwood, Joyce Veverka, Floris Trigg, Belly Campbell, Gloria Chap, Sarah Shunk. Row 'I Row 2 -Esther Rolh, Floris Trigg, Theresa Parnell, Frances Yosl, Joyce Veverka, Ida Banking Girls -Shirley Bishop, Shirley Ann Hull, Beulah Meadows, Shirley Brock, Shirley Semple, Alice Minet, Susie Noice. Mae Wright, Dorothy Edgar. ,sz SCHOCKEY FLORIST, BELLAIRE, OHIO 50 m Y-Teen Cabinet Row I-Delcie Scott, Susie Noice, Mary Ann Wiggins, Maureen Closser, Nancy Krnyaich, Janie Mobley. Row 2-Carol Malpiedi, Margaret Glasgow, Joyce Ann Hall, Helen Forbes, Barbara Littleton, Anne Voighi, Popcorn Girls Row 'I-Barbara Willerton, Janie Mobley, Shirley Semple, Catherine Del Guzzo, Rose Marie Appolloni, Julia Brunori. Row 2-Delores Skorich, Mary Ann Alvey, Judy Veivoda, Shirley Anderson, Pat McFarland. STONE 8. THOMAS WHEELING, W. VA. C. H. GRIEST WHEELING, W. VA 51 Ctffice Girls and Secretaries Row I Rwo 2 Commercial Club Office Girls Commercial Club and Secretaries -Alice Minet, Janie Mobley, Jean Keyser, lrene Zaleski, Shirley Bishop, Shirley Ann Hall, Frances Yost, Floris Trigg, Betty Campbell, Marguerite Wise, Eleanor Pes- tella, Roberta Basrak, Beulah Meadows. -Jerry Mae Call, Eleanor Meek, Delores Dailey, Sylvia Stern, Shirley Semple, Connie Dietrich, Sue Robinson, Joyce Stewart, Barbara Willerton, Delcie Scott, Cath- erine Boccabella, Frances Loeffler, and Dorothy Purti- man. Row l Row 2 -Alice Minet, Shirley Brock, Janie Mobley, Myrdith Nel' son, Ellen Ann Snider, Frances Loefller, Catherine Bocca- bella, Beulah Meadows, Shirley Semple, Connie Diet- rich, Floris Trigg, Betty Campbell, Delcie Scott, Roberta Basrak, Eleanor Meek, and Sylvia Battistone. Bonnie Trigg, Carol Kate, Wanda Kleyman, Josephine Brown, Margaret Morris, Sue Robinson, Betty Ann Roe- buck, Edna Morford, Janice Bulger, Suzanne Glasser, Leah Richards, Pat Bennington, Cecelia Beveridge, Car- olyn Lipperman, Fritzie Hesson. THE GEORGE R. TAYLOR CO., WHEELING, W. VA. THE BRIDGEPORT FLOWER SHOPPE Row l-Frank Schrum, Joe Valochovic, Charles Gratz, Bill McFadden, David Sutton, Paul Dunfee, John Piehowicz, Bob Wehe, Jack Mendelson, Jim Fornia, Richard Rodefer Row 2-Ellis Cope, John Kaslco, Don Marn, Bill Bostancic, Thurman Jackson, Arthur Houston, Jerry Fluxe. Row 3-Pete McKay, Carl Sellars, James Lambert, Kenneth Neiswanger, Tony Valochovic, Fred Koher P. A.T. Club and Movie Operators The P. A. T. Club, organized seven years ago, held their first meeting imme- utely following the opening of the school year. The following officers were elected: Dave Sutton . . . .. , ,. , .. . . , ,, . President Paul Dunfee .. . . , Vice President William McFadden . , . Treasurer Charles Gratz . , , .... , . . . , , . Scribe The Freshmen and Sophomore members of the club take care of the proiec- tion room and all of the audio and visual materials. The Junior and Senior mem- bers are in charge of the control room. Two boys are on duty in the projection room and two in the control room each period of the day. The main contribution of the club this year was the purchase and installation of two glass windows in the studio. These windows were given by the Junior and Senior members to show their appreciation to Mr. Reynolds, the club's faculty advisor. Dave Sutton, Paul Dunfee, and William McFadden handled the opening an- nouncements this year. Ufficers Charles Gratz John Piehowicz David Sutton Paul Dunfee Bill McFadden THE EAGLES, BELLAIRE, OHIO THE TRIANGLE FOOD STORE, NEFFS, OHIO Y-Teens TOP PICTURE-Row I--Emma Brown, Beryl Cook, Judy Canady, Mary Bopp, Christine Botts, Tillie Burkas, Maureen Closser, Jessie Collins, Rosella Baldwin, Margie Booher, Sylvia Battistone, Hazel Ault. Row 2-Catherine Boccabella, Cecelia Beveridge, Shirley Burch, Joanne Barnett, Rita Colicchia, Barbara Campbell, Joyce Campbell, Antoinette Cipressi, Rosemarie Andrews, Sandra Addison. Row 3-Sandra Christy, Lila Campbell, Patsy Clay, Retta Clark, Marian Bratka, Rosemarie Appolloni, Mary Ann Alvey, Lorraine Buskirk, Gloria Chap, Roberta Basrak, Row 4-Marcia Cinque, Barbara Branstroop, Catherine Accrocco, Wilma Barnett, Julia Brunori, Phyllis Albright, Pat Bennington, Shirley Brock, Janice Bulger. BOTTOM PICTURE--Row 'I-Beverly Hixenbaugh, Pat Harlan, Virginia Fisher, Maureen Cook, Patsy Hous- ton, Karen Hill, Miriam Gittin, Mildred Holenka, Doris Giffen, Carol Cowen, Nancy Gulley, Jean DeCoy, Mary Davolio, Connie Dietrich, Catherine DelGuzzo. Row 2-Rosalie Gacek, Janice Gabel, Edna Harper, Verna Coyne, Beverly Hall, Nancy Harlan, Arlene DeNardo, Shirley English, Mary Louise Green, Jane Goldsmith, Mary Rose Curtis, Geraldine Hess, Carol Hanna, Joan Coyne, Joyce Ann Hall, Suzanne Glasser. Row 3-Betty Curzon, Pat Eikleberry, Cleo Helms, Carol Fluxe, Helen Forbes, Norma Greenwood, Diane Dixon, Octavia Heinrich, Shirley Howell, Beverly Hendershot, Pat DeFoe, Margaret Ann Glasgow. H. P. RODEWIG 8. CO., BELLAIRE, OHIO THE BELMONT FURNITURE CO., BELLAIRE, OHIO 54 X .2 WSQE. is iw .., ,,x M D P2 Q Q FSM? if ziftvvil 'A , QM' ' . S 5 1 sf H, V v ik x at Q 6 I 0 4 xx ik- M329 JIXIX , G li. Gmifszl-fi Mui M 1 U L44 'fly 'fn President ..,..,.,. . ,.,... Mary Ann Wiggins Y-Teens The newly organized Y-Teen Club of Bellaire Hi was established by the join- ing of the Junior and Senior Y-Teen Clubs into one organization. The member- ship ofthe club total 250 girls, representing all four high school classes. Since the group is very large, the success ofthe club depends on the co-operation that each individual shows. The Y-Teen are primarily concerned with building a well- rounded personality: mentally, physically, socially, and spiritually. During the school year meetings and activities are planned to carry out the purpose and ideals of a Christian organization. The Y-Teen Club is an affiliated member of the YWCA and is sponsored by the Bellaire Town Unit. A fourteen member cabinet and the club advisors make up the executive body of the club. ln the cabinet meetings club meetings are planned and laws are made which govern the club. The advisors for the Y-Teens are: Miss Haudenschield, Miss Koehnline, Miss Korner, and Miss Price. CABINET Vice President ..,., Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Program .. Devotion . .,.., . Inter Club , ., Music ..,......, Pianist ,...., Service .. , . Social .. .....,.....,. ,. Ways 81 Means .,., Publicity ,... , Joyce Ann Hall Delcie Scott Barbara Willerton .. ,l.A.' '.l. , .. .... Judy Rodefer . Margaret Glasgow . .,..., Maureen Closser Jane Mobley .. Susie Noice Helen Forbes Nancy Kyrnaich .. ..,, Anne Voight Carol Malpiedi Theresa Parnell PROGRAM Our meetings for the year 1952-53 were built around the theme: Calling All Girls . The program was made in the form of a clial telephone and the meeting dates were placed inside the phone. Sept. 24 . Get Acquainted Call--Weiner Roast Oct. 8 .. . . . Calling All Girls For Information Oct. 29 .,.. .... Y -Teen Call For Recognition Nov. T2 ..,.,. Call For World Fellowship Nov. 2'l ................,,..,................ Formal Call Dec. 10 .. . . ,. Calling All Girls With Xmas Spirit Jan. 8 ..... , ..,.,. ....... C alling All Girls To Sing Jan. 22 . .,... ....... ,.... . . ...... . . H Hobby Call Feb. ll ,.,. ....., Y -Teens Call on the Hi-Y Feb. 25 . .. . . ,...,......,.. Y-Teen Call For Charm March 'li , ,. ...,. , Y-Teens Call a Square Dance March 25 .. . April 8 ,.,., ,, April 22 ,, MATZ AND Calling All Girls With Talent . Amity and Call of Election Last Call-Farewell CINQU E, BELLAIRE, OHIO 56 Junior Cross Row l-Ann Voight, Sue Robinson, Darlene King, Maureen Closser, Frances Loeftler, Margie Booher, Arlene Vannelle, and Carol Cowen. Row 2-Margaret Ann Glasgow, Helen Snouffer, Ellen Jeanneret, Patricia McFarland, Peggy Lee Peddicord. Junior Usherettes WALKER INSURANCE AGENCY BELLAIRE, OHIO 57 Row 'I-Audrey Reynolds, Mary Hesson, Margaret Simko, Sylvia Battistone, Anne Voight, Alice Wise, Margaret Morris, Joyce Shackelford, Row 2-Helena Zuesy, Shirley Tipton, Jean Small, Bonnie Trigg, Betty Ann Roebuck, Jean Stewart, Helen Snoufter, Gloria Rafeldt, Phyllis Willison. Row 3-Leona Bowen, Wilma Barnett, Ellen Jeanneret, Jane Goldsmith, Evelyn Regoli, Janice Bulger, Carol Saffell. Scorecard Girls and Stadium Ushers Row 1-Margarel Simko, Carol Lipperman, Wanda Kleyman, Maureen Closser, Margaret Glasgow, Margie Booher, Sylvia Baffisfone, Pat lcenhour, Shirley Brock Row 2-Beulah Meadows, Florence Vasey, Raseann Vcelka, Cleo Helms, Jean Woodcock Patty Bennington, Leah Richards, Ann Voight, Carol Cowen Sales Club Row 'l-Jo Ann Di Paola, Lila Weber, Joe Valachovic, Jim Rob inson, Jack Fonario, Joe Dada, Jim Fornia, Frank Schrum, Doris Pilfman, Marie Shaw, Myrdifh Nelson, Betty Camp bell, Dorothy Rome Row 2-Ellen Ann Snider, Dorothy Lorence, Dolores Dailey Floris Trigg, Joyce Veverko, Irene Zaleski, Shirley Bishop, Shirley Ann Hall, Jo Ann Adams, Dorolhy Edgar Row Row 3-Betty Pugh, Lois Johnson, Delores Klee, Joyce Gulley, Pal lcenhour, Carolyn Tomer, Vickie Pedelose, Florence Lol- lathin, Augusla Scoil, Ida Mae Wrighi, Mary Louise Green, Anna Lazich, Alice Minel, Joy Sommerville 4-Martha Adams, Lois Ramsey, Eleanor Meek, Nora Van Pell, Shirley Campbell, Jo Ann Giannangli, Louise Moore, Virginia Mehl, Emmaline Kinney, Kafhleen Jasper, Nancy Long, Ruth Ann Keyser ARCHIBALD HARDWARE BELLAIRE, OHIO 58 Senior Activities CContinued from page 28D Newell, Dorothy-Y-Teens Noice, Susie-Scholarship Team, Glee Club, Y- Teens, Junior Class Play, Band, Beliuan Staff, Red Cross, Orchestra Nowak, John-Band, Glee Club Palmer, Eugene-Glee Club Peclelose, Vickie-Glee Club, Y-Teens Pestella, Eleanor-Office Girl, Beliuan Staft, Y- Teens, Glee Club, G. A. A. Phillips, Charles-Hi-Y, P.A.T. Piehowicz, John-Hi-Y, P.A.T., Senior Class Ofti- cer, Football, Basketball, Track, Junior Class Play Pittman, Doris-Y-Teens, G. A. A., Scorecard Girl, Glee Club, Sales Club Pugh, Betty-Glee Club, Orchestra, Sales Club Purtiman, Dorothy-Y-Teens, G. A. A., Biology Club, Junior Chapel, Office Girl, Basketball Pytlak, Ronald-Football Manager Ramsay, Lois-Library Girl Robbins, Betty-Glee Club, Orchestra Robbins, Ruth Ann-Sales Club Robinson, James-Hi-Y, Sales Club Robinson, Sue-Cheerleader, Y-Teens, Junior Class Play, Glee Club, G.A.A., Junior Red Cross, Biology Club, Ensemble, Basketball, Class Chapel, Commercial Club Rome, Dorothy-G. A. A., Y-Teens, Biology Club Roth, Esther-Office Girl, Banking Girl, Glee Club, Sales Club, Commercial Club Sambuco, Warren-Glee Club, Track Sanders, Raymond-Hi-Y, Glee Club Schramm, David-Football Co-Captain, Track, StudentCouncil Schrum, Franklin-Sales Club, P.A.T., Basketball Seidel, Fred-Basketball, Student Council Semple, Shirley--Office Girl, Y-Teens, Popcorn Girl, G. A. A., Commercial Club, Banking Girl Sherry, Barbara-Junior Class Play, Beliuan Staff, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Orchestra, Band, Class Chapel, Biology Club, Swimming Club, Bowling Club, Glee Club Sickles, Herbert-Baseball, Football, Track, Bas- ketball, Beljuan Staff, Glee Club Skorich, Delores-Y-Teens, Glee Club, G. A. A., Commercial Club, Biology Club Snider, Ellen Ann-Y-Teens, Glee Club, Attend- ant, Commercial Club, G. A. A., Sales Club Sommerville, Joyce-Y-Teens, G. A. A., Sales Club, Swimming Club, Secretary Stern, Sylvia-Library Assistant, Junior Class Play, Scholarship Team, Y-Teens, Town Meeting, Secretary, Red Cross, G. A. A., BiologyClub Stewart, Joyce-Y-Teens, Glee Club, Ottice Girl Strahl, Alan-Football Sutton, David-P.A.T. President, Basketball, Jun- ior Class Play Taylor, June-Glee Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Com- mercial Club Thomas, William-Football, Track, Band Trigg, Floris-Majorette, Head Maiorette, Con- cert Band, Y-Teens, Library Girl, Secretary, Commercial Club, Banking Girl, Glee Club Tuttle, Lowell-Football, Hi-Y Unterzuber, William-Hi-Y, Soil Conservation Vasey, Florence-Commercial Club, Usherette Vcelka, Roseann-Glee Club, Y-Teens, Commer- cial Club Veverka, Joyce-Y-Teans, Banking Girl, Library Girl, Freshman Play, Glee Club, G. A. A. Weber, Lila-G. A. A., Y-Teens, Scorecard Girl, Basketball Team Wehe, Robert-Hi-Y, Football Manaqer, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, P.A.T., Band, Scholar- ship Team, Chapel Willerton, Barbara-Glee Club, Ensemble, Y- Teens, Office Girl Wise, Marguerite-Glee Club, Queen Attendant, Ensemble, Cheerleader, Y-Teens, Biology Club, Office Girl, Orchestra Wright, Gerald-Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Hi- Y, Football Manager Wright, Ida Mae-Banking Girl, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Ensemble, G. A. A., Sales Club, Mixed Chorus Yost, Frances-Oftice Girl, Glee Club, Library Girl, G. A. A., Banking Girl, Y-Teens Zaleski, Irene-Oftice Girl, Sales Club Zeller, Aleix-Hi-Y KENNEDY HARDWARE CO., WHEELING, W. VA. Alpha Hi-Y One of the most active clubs in Bellaire High School is the Alpha Hi-Y which is made up of iunior and senior boys under the guidance of Mr. Blind. The Hi-Y is a part of the National Y. M. C. A. and each year our club sends its president and vice president for a training period to Camp Nelson Dodd. We are very proud that this year we paid off the debt for fixing the town clock. Also in cooperation with the Beta Hi-Y we had a successful drive to collect clothing for Korea. On the social side were the Hi-Y-Y-Teen Formal in November, a basketball team, and swimming parties. The officers for the year are Robert Wehe, president, Charles Fry, vice-presi- dent, James Fornia, secretary, Robert Murray, treasurer, and Ralph Mooney, chaplain. Beta Hi-Y The Beta Hi-Y has enjoyed its most successful season this year. We have had the largest membership in our history. The freshmen have responded mag- niticently to the call of the Hi-Y movement. We were fortunate enough to have been able to send a delegation of five sophomore members to Camp Russell lo- cated at Oglebay Park this fall and our president Dale Clark to Camp Nelson Dodd located near Mount Vernon, Ohio. Our Induction Ceremony this year was most impressive. We were especially honored by parents of the members and by our superintendent, Mr. F. N. Reinbolt. We also sold First and Ten Magazines , sold candy and pop at the Home- coming Dance and helped decorate the gym for the Hi-Y-Y-Teen Formal. Our latest campaign, at this writing, was our Clothes For Korea Drive in which we co-operated with the Alpha Hi-Y. This drive was for gathering clothes for people of South Korea. Present oFFicers are: President ,. ,. . .. ..... Dale Clark Vice-President . . .... .......... J erry Fluxe Secretary , , ,..,. ,...............,. D on Craig Treasurer .. .. ..,... Charles Deafenbaugh Chaplain . . .....,,.... Harry Klinkler THE GIFT AND ART SHOP, BELLAIRE, OHIO 60 Alpha Ha-Y Row I-Bill McFadden, .loe Valachovic, Charles Phillips, louis Gmeindl, Jim Robinson, Don Long, Jim Fornia, Bob Murray, Thurman Jackson, Don Clark, Richard Boccabella, Dfna Nicholas Row 2-Charles Gratz, Lowell Tuttle, Ralph Mooney, .lack McKeever, Jim McMillen, Curtis Clifford, Joe Dado, Raymond Sanders, David Taylor, Bill Accrocco, Gene Palmer, Bob Wehe, Jack Mendelson Row 3-John Piehowicz, Tom Clark, Alex Zellers, Don Stewart, Francis Miller, George Carlier, Ellis Cope, Bill Bostancic, Reese Morgan, Clarence Ramsey, Tom Rude Beta H i-Y Row I-Richard Rodefer, Bob Day, Gerald Hess, Terry Smith, Dick Goldsmith, Francis Studenc, Dale Clark, Jerry Fluxe, Charles Deafenbaugh Row 2-Don Morgan, John Lambros, Francis Mellot, Bob Bommer, Larry Mitchell, Edward Homendy, Glenn Fitch Row 3-Art Houston, Robert Sykes, Donald Kinney, George Barthlow, Don Bronchik, Bob Wallace, Herman Mawrey, Sam Lopeman JOHNSON'S SERVICE STATION, BELLAIRE, OHIO EDDIE POTTS' SERVICE STATION, BELLAIRE, OHIO 61 pper Class Boys' C-lee Club Row 'l-Don Lanclers, Gerald Hess, Bob Kovalyk, Bill Crawford, Dino Nicholas, Joe Terry, Sam Lopeman, Dale Clark, Jim Fornia, Jim Mlynek Row 2-Delores Liberati, John Lambros, Jim Miller, Charles Deafenbaugh, Jim Thomas, Jack Skukan, Joe Dado, Don Long, Bob Murray, Jim Bess, Paul Palkovich, Dave McCloud Row 3-Jack Farnario, Joseph Marinelli, Earl Roseberry, Jim Niedermyer, Bob Wallace, George Barthlow, Raymond Sanders, Arthur Houston, David Peck, Lawrence lyden, Frank Balgavy Junior Class Pla Knock on Wood Standing-Suzanne Glasser, Chester Fry, Margaret Glasgow, Reese Morgan, Jim McMillen, Tom Forbes, Bob Howell. Sitting-Bill McFadden, Joyce Ann Hall, Jack McKeever, Margaret Jeffers, Darlene King, Maureen Closser ALLAN DICKEY BELLAIRE, OHIO 62 Freshman Boys' Glee Club Row I-Jim Darnley, Richard Rodefer, Terry Smith, Dick Goldsmith, Bernard Kopyar, Lenard Madama. Row 2-Larry Madama, James Lambert, Jerry Freiberg, Edward Richardson, Philip Lappert, Bob Bomer, Tommy Litten, Jim Marling, Larry Gilbert. Rcw 3-William Eneix, Donald Rudish, George Redpath, Herman Mowrey, Francis Mellott, Don Morgan, Jim Mitchell, Raymond Moody, Glenn Fitch, Eddie Salisbury. Knock On Wood JUNIOR CLASS PLAY by Glenn Hughes CAST OF CHARACTERS Calvin Pynn-a famous detective Peter Crossett-his assistant Mrs. Jasper-his housekeeper . Ned Andrews-his nephew , , , Dale Cooper-Ned's buddy Mae Carson-Ned's date , Patty Osborne-Dale's date . , Eleanor Brown-Peter's fiance . . . Vivian March-a young woman in distress , . Robert March-a questionable character Mr. Kimsey-another questionable character ATaxi Driver ,. .. ,. . ,. . , . Director of Drama-Miss Pauline Ewing THE STANDARD OIL CO., BELLAIRE, OHIO UNION AUTO SERVICE, BELLAIRE, OHIO 63 James McMiIlen ,, Thomas Forbes Margaret Glasgow . . Robert Howell . , Chester Frye . Maureen Closser Suzanne Glasser . Darlene King Margaret Jeffers Jack McKeever William McFadden Reese Morgan Row Row pper Glass Girls' Gee Club 'I-Janie Mobley, Shirley Brock, Beulah Meadows, Carol Malpiedi, Mary Ann Wiggins, lda Mae Wright, Barbara Willerton, Delores Skorich, Ellen Ann Snider, Myrdith Nele son, Frances Loeftler, Diane Dixon, Marguerite Wise, Sue Robinson, Jean Keyser, Delcie Scott, Roberta Basrak, Susie Noice 2-Catherine DelGuzzo, Pat Bennington, Eleanor Marshall, Beverly Hixenbaugh, Carol Hanna, Carol Patrone, Eilene Potrone, Carol Cowen, Joyce Ann Hall, Maureen Closser, Margaret Morris, Cora Greenway, Mary Green, Alice Wise, Jean Stewart, Helen Snouiifer, Anne Vaight, Dorothy Trigg, Margie Booher, Margaret Simko, Anno Lazich, Shirley McGuire Row Row 3-Margaret Ann Glasgow, Barbara Prochaska, Donna Kelly, Gloria Rafeldt, Wanda Kleyman, Cecilia Beveridge, Lila Campbell, Shirley Tipton, Jean Jaquay, Evelyn Under- wood, Barbara Snodgrass, Judy Ingram, Antoinette Cip- ressi, Rose Marie Andrews, Geraldine Wright, Sandra Ad- dison, Pat Patterson, Betty Robbins, Geraldine Hess, Anita Upperman 4-Jean lannane, Doris Giftin, Denise Sadowski, Joyce Milliken, Thelma Norris, Dorothy Oxley, Sylvia Battistone, Patty Suchan, Pat Kennedy, Bernadine Wiggins, Margaret Jefters, Sarah Shunk, Judy Thoenen, Florence Sanders, Mary Rieves, Shirley Anderson, Rose Marie Rudish, Shirley Bayes, Nancy Gulley, Miriam Giflen, Marie Kazmirski, Row Row Freshman Girls' Glee- Glub I-Arlene DeNardo, Edna Hollingshead, Mary Ellen Ank- rom, Carol McMillen, Rosalie Gacek, Jean Shank, Shirley English, Gladys Mayhugh, Shirley Howell, Nancy Morris, Jean DeCoy, Catherine LaRutto, Sharon Arno, Virginia Key- ser, Sandra lcenhour, Pat Rowley, Evelyn lams 2-Jean Iannone, Catherine Scheiderer, Ellen Robbins, Bon- nie Roteldt, Patty Bolon, Rita Colicchia, Mary Ann Lengyel, Joyce Mowery, Angelina Meholovitch, Linda Lococo, Betty Stanek, Ruth Johnson, JoAnne Lusky, Barbara Branstroop Row Row 3-Rosalie Snyder, Marian Sabatina, Helen Reed, Karen Hill, Myrna Cieslewski, Joanne Barnett, Joan Coyne, Donna Waters, Patsy Houston, Edna Harper, Hazel Ault, Connie Moore, Doris Harris, Connie Mayhugh, Helen Piper, Patty DeFoe 4-Barbara Richardson, Becky Ball, Georgia Hall, Phyllis Beall, Shirley Ann Rhodes, Emma Brown, Lucille Mlynek, Martha Trolley, Judy Conady, Beverly Palmer, Beverly Rose, Marcia Cinque, Marlene Mackey, Druscilla Ice, Roberta Wilkes, Shirley Polivka, Patty Willis 64 ARCH BRYAN, JEWELER, BELLAIRE, OHIO Annual Christmas Program Presented by the combined Girls Glee Club Prelude A A High School Orchestra Processional AA A A A A A A A A A A O Come All Ye Faithful Glee Club- While Shepherds Watched Holler Carols by Audience The First Noel A A A ,A A A Traditional O Little Town of Bethlehem A Brooks Glee Club- Christmas Is Coming Milkey Over Bethlehem A Star Shines Gunther Solo- Birthday Of A King A Neidlinger Uim Forniai Scripture A A AA A Carol Cowen Glee Club- Sing We The Virgin Mary A ,A Niles Prayer A A, A A ..,. AA A Judy Rodefer Quartet- Good King Wenceslas Deck the Halls A A A A Traditional lBob Murray, Jim Fornia, Dale Clark, and James Thomasb Glee Club- Cantique de Noel A A Adam lShirley Brock and Janie Mobley-Soloistsj High School Ensemble- The Virgin's Slumber Song Reger Cradle Hymn A A A A A A A A Martin Luther fShirIey Brock, Janie Mobley, Margaret Glasgow, Pat Kennedy, Diane Dixon, Jean Keyser, Marguerite Wise, Barbara Willerton, Sue Robinson, Jean Stewart, Margaret Simko, and Sylvia Battistonej Glee Club- Alleluia A A AA A ,A A A Mozart Solo- He Shall Feed His Flock Handel's Messiah fRuth Hofreuterl Glee Club- Ave Maria A Schubert Recessional- Joy To The World Handel Silent Night AA Gruber ROGERS JEWELERS, WHEELING, W. VA. 65 Bellaire High School Youth and Music Over WTRF, Bellaire, Ohio, January 23, 1953 Orchestra The Northern Pines J JJ J John P. Sousa Mognonette, overture-Arranged by J. Seredy J J J J. Baumann A Trumpeter's Lullaby-Soloist, Richard Boccabella J. J Leroy Anderson La Paloma-Arranged by E. DeLamater J J J J S. Yradier Upperclass Boys Chorus America the Beautiful J J J JJ J J J J Samuel A. Ward Go Down Moses-Soloist, Robert Murray J JJ Negro Spiritual Sweet Genevieve JJ J ,JJJ JJ JJ J,JJ,J, JJ JJ Henry Tucker Surrey With the Fringe on Top J J J J JJ J Rogers 81 Hammerstein From the stage show Oklahoma Combined Chorus and Orchestra Alma Mater Spring Band and Urchestra Concert Bellaire High Auditorium, March 19, 1953 The Northern Pines--March J J J J J J J J J J John P. Sousa Pique Dame-Overture J J J J JJ J J J JJJJ J JJ J J JJ Fr. von Suppe Required Contest Number arranged by J. S. Zamecnik A Trumpeter's Lullaby-Soloist, Richard Boccabella J Leroy Anderson Tales from the Vienna Woods Johann Strauss Blue Tango JJ J J JJ J Leroy Anderson BEN PINSKY, JEWELER, BELLAIRE, OHIO 66 Row l: Row 2: Row Row Row 5 Row 'Ia Row 2: Row 3: 3. 4. Concert Band Jean Keyser, Marcia Schramm, Miriam Giffin, Barbara Branstroop, Eddie Homendy, Rosalie Gacek, Russell Williams, Paolo DiPaolo, CliHord Bigler, Homer Wilson, Don Stewart, Richard Boccabella. Beverly Rader, Marie Kazmirski, Carol Patrone, Jessie Collins, Margaret Davis, Richard Kurth, Patricia Eikleberry, Joyce Mowery, Rosemarie Andrews, Marilyn Willison, Joseph Gacelc, Mary Ann Lengyl, Beverly Mowery, Connie Murtaugh, Delores Klee, Rosella Baldwin, Jerry Lyseski, Bill Coss, Maureen Cook, Don Landers. Cynthia Marik, Doris Giffin, Marlene Jasper, Myrdith Nelson, Charlotte Sole, Floris Trigg, Edwin Littleton, Larry Madama, Philip Lappert, Nancy Morris, Jim Mitchell. Mildred Holenlca, Jim Corbett, Shirley Reionis, Joann Lavitcha, Carol Hoskinson, Curtis Cliliford, Frank Rozman, Eleanor Kurth, Charles Wright, Betty Robbins, Phyllis Murray, Ronald Thorton, Beryl Cook, Judy Canady, Catherine La RuFfo, Leonard Madame, Sandra Christy, Judy Ingram, Nancy Hess, Don Craig, Bill Reed, Donald Yates, Marvin Tarbet, Evelyn lams, Beverly Palmer. Jim Duvall, Bob Bomer, Laura Thornton, Joann Lusky, Marilyn Veverka, Donna McMahon, Mr. Spirk, Mr. Stanelc, David Sutton, Carole Fluxe, Dolores Liberati, George Meager,Marlene Mackey, Raymond Moody, Jerry Scott, Tom Litten, Mary Ann Wiggins, George Trigg, Kenny Hartlfne, David Groom, Everett Marple, Arden Teasdale, Mildred Ault, Larry Simpson, Bill Miller, Harry Gable, Roger Dunlap, Harold Ball. Concert Orchestra Margaret Ann Glasgow, Margaret Claire Jeffers, Barbara Sherry, Gloria Wise, Miriam Giltin, Marcia Schramm, Rosalie Gacelc, Betty Pugh, Rosetta Owens, Mary Bopp. Dave Grose, Cora Greenway, Shirley Polivlca, Patty DeFoe, Margie Shepherd, Doris Giftin, Marie Kazmirski, Eddie Homendy, Mary Ann Lengyl, Beverly Mowery, George Meager, Richard Boccabella, Harry Gable, Harold Ball. Meyer Shaprio, Margaret Simko, Douglas Tatomir, Kenny Hartline, David Groom, Curtis Cliftord, Eleanor Kurth, Ray- mond Moody, Linda LaCoco, Mildred Ault, Arden Teasdale,Wilda Tubough. CAMPBELL'S FOOD MARKET, BELLAIRE, OHIO 67 Girls' Ensemble Shirley Brock, Ida Mae Wright, Janie Mobley, Shirley McGuire, Anna Lasich, Roberta Basrack, Beulah Meadows, Sue Robinson, Diane Dixon, Marguerite Wise, Jean Keyser, Barbara Willerton. Easter Program Low in The Grave He Lav , . r . , . , Lowry Scripture Prayer Aanus Dei ,. . ., . . Bizet Jesus Christ is Risen Todav I . ,. . .. . Davidien Upperclass Girls' Glee Club Director Elizabeth Malby Address Boys' Quartet James Thomas, First Tenor James Fornia, Second Tenor Robert Murray, Bass Dale Clark, Baritone CENTER FOOD MARKET NEFFS, OHIO THE FREDERICK WASSMAN CO. BELLAIRE, OHIO 68 Nancy Palmer, Sophomore Linda Lococo, Freshman Shirley Ann Hall, Senior Evelyn Regoli, Junior REICHART'S FURNITURE COMPANY WHEELING, W. VA. Homecoming Queen Bellaire vs. Youngstown North October 18, 'I952 Myrdith Nelson, Queen Her Attendants wp' 2. ' '55 N55 I A A 5 Marguerife Wise, Diane Dixol Sue Robinsort, Frances Loemer, Caiherine Boccabeli, Jean Sfewari, Eileen Pairone, Joyce Shockelford, Mary Hesson, Geraldine Wright, Denise Sadowski, Marlene Snider, Sally Rumsky, Nancy Gully, Jackie Cifaldi, Floris Trigg, Arden Teasdale, Joyce Gully, Mildred Holenko, Deloris Klee, Myrdifh Nelson. mmmUDmrxmmIO mm44mw0LPZ i WHITE'S MARKET BELLAIRE, OHIO wr ' 0 U ,,, l f v up 'Q 'li , mx A 'ag N The Last Will and Testament of the Class I953 We, the Senior Class of Bellaire High School, being of reasonably sound mind and body, do hereby publish, and declare this to be our last, and only will and testament, written in the manner following on the first day of May, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty three. Articlel To the Board of Education, we will our appreciation of the effort they have spent to make our high school days so successful. Article Il To the Highly esteemed faculty we be- queath the following: To Mr. Polinsky: More little innocent Freshmen to frighten with his paddle machine . To Miss Price: A bull dozer to get the Seniors into 225 before the bell. To Mr. Ault: A megaphone so he can be heard in the back of his classes. To Mr. Bethel: Some Joe DiMaggio's for his base- ball teams . To Mr. Blind: A new proiect to take the place of selling football programs for the Hi-Y. To Mr. Bonar: A train to take all the cheerleaders, band members, and players to those far-away places . To Mr. Bovenizer: A successful year with the stu- dious, intellectual Sophomores who are enter- ing his Biology classes. To Miss Cambric: A class of girls which will do a little more sewing and a lot less gabbing. To Mr. Cribbs: A walking mike to accompany him back and forth across the stage. To Mr. Dixon: Some anti-cheating carbon cards. To Mrs. Eby: Some home economic girls who don't chew gum. To Miss Ewing: A new car that she can travel along in. To Mr. Grilfin: Another alias besides J. Fuller Corn. To Miss Haudenschied: At least a few Y-Teens who know the Y-Teen song. To Mrs. Hawkins: A truce with Mrs. Eby. To Mr. Hawkins: A driving class that won't give him any headaches. To Miss Kerr: A few bookkeeping students that know a debit from a credit. To Mr. Keyser: A new set of nerves. To the Janitors: School elevators so they won't have to sweep the stairs. To Mr. McCarIey: A less complicated method of giving a test for the lame-brain seniors. To Miss Mehlman: A shorthand class that will hit at least 200. To Mr. Mosso: A bottle of air-wick for his home- room. To Mr. Rataicyak: A P.A. system that extends from B. H. S. to Indian Run. To Miss Tripp: A weekend commuter's ticket to Pittsburgh. To Miss Ryder: An escort and a moonlight night in gay Paree . To Miss Saylor: A parking lot for her students to leave their gum during class. To Mr. Reynolds: A backfire of some of the shocking tricks he plays on his students. To Miss Smith: A senior class of Millionaires. To Mr. Vilkoski: A girls' track team. To Mr. Spirk: A box of Dr. Scholl's foot pads. To Mr. Stanek: An orchestra of unsqeakable violins. To Miss Burson: A new temper for the one she's always losing on the seniors. To Miss Hofreuter: A quiet, well-behaved two period sales class. To Miss Spring: A literature class of poets and authors. To Miss Korner: A new name so she won't have to start each year by saying Korner with a K . To Mr. Lewis: Boys who can see and saw straight. To Miss Waddell: Some chairs for the group that talk things over between periods on first floor. To Miss Koehnline: A gross of compasses for all the kids that forget or lose theirs. To Mrs. Wise: An efficient office staff for next year. Article III To our beloved classmates we leave the following: We, Bill Accrocco and Dave Sutton, leave to Paul Dunfee and Carl Sellers, our ability to be late for classes. I, Martha Adams, will to my brother, Ronnie, all the fun I had at B. H. S. I, Roberta Basrak, will to Miss Smith a box of chlorophyll aspirins for those stinking head- aches she gets draining seniors dry. I, Shirley Bishop, will all my love to Rich Ci- faIdi . I Janice Blocker, will to my sister Marcia, my I seat in Mr. Ault's history class, hoping she doesn't get bored and fall asleep as I did. l, Gladys Bland, will all my good times that I have had at B. H. S. to my sister Peggy, who will be a freshman next year. PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO., BELLAIRE, OHIO Catherine Boccabella, will to the oncoming cheerleaders, the ability to practice and gossip at the same time. Bill Bostancic, will all my good fortune in high school athletics to my brother Bob. Shirley Brock, will June wedding bells to Don and me. Lorraine Buskirk, will all my simpleness to the three nutheads Connie. Phyllis and Helena. Jerry Mae Call, will my seat in homeroom 225 ta my little cousin Buddy, who will be a Senior in 1968. Betty Lee Campbell, will all my love to the class of '48. Joe Campbell, will to Jerry Bell, my ability to get along with women. George Carlier, will myself out of high school, for that is the only way l'll get out. Gloria Chap, will my good times as assistant librarian to any girl who will cherish Miss Bur- son's fashion magazines as much as I did. Curtis Chifford, will my brains to my brother Aaron. Sandy Christy, will my nickname honey back to Dickie Goldsmith, in case he may need it in future years. Tom Rover Clark will my nickname to any- one next year who will have the same cause to use it as I. Ellis Cope, will fifth period control room to any- one who needs a quiet study hall. Alice Covington, will all my love to Tom Brown . Don Coyne, will everything I have to will lwhich will only be myselfl to my beautiful girlfriend Will , Joe Dada, will leave Miss Hofreuter in peace or pieces. Delores Dailey, will all my love to Cliff, the best looking boy in Bellaire High School. Sue Ann Day, will one carton of the best chew- ing gum to Mrs. Eby, so she can chew on it for two periods, as she lust loves to see girls chew!! Connie Dietrich, will my position in the prin- cipal's office to Thelma Norris. Walter Dietrich, will my seat in Physics class to any iunior who wants it. Joanne DiPaola, will all my love to Beans Ab- eregg forever. Diane Dixon, will Joyce Shackelfard and Sally Rumsky, all the fun l've had in my three years as a cheerleader. Curtis Dunfee, will even if you won't, Jack Farnario, will to Miss Hofreuter, a small, quiet sales class next year. I, Jim Fornia, will to anyone who doesn't have a will to will, this will-my ability to get in trouble with any teacher. I, Bud Fry, will to my pal Dick Goldsmith, some of my weight so he can play football. I, Phyllis Jean Gibbons, will all my love to my brown eyed baby . I, Velva Gibbons, will to Mrs. Eby and Mr. Mosso all the bubble gum they would never let me chew. I, Louis Gmeindl Jr., will all my love to a certain blonde in the Junior class. I, Charlie Gratz, will my brother to Coach Cribbs and the basketball team of 1964. I, Mary Louise Green, will to my brother all the good times I had at B. H. S. I, Norma Greenwood, will to any oncoming sen- ior all the excitement and thrills of learning about marriage and divorce in Mr. McCarley's Sociology class. I, Joyce Gulley, will to Rosella Baldwin, my place as maiorette, then maybe Nemec will have his mind on something besides football. I, Shirley Ann Hall, will all my love to Jim Bos- tancic. I, Marlene Heath, will the ability to chew chew- ing gum, land not get caughtl in Mrs. Eby's class to any underclassman who is willing to try. I, Cleo Helms, will to my girlfriends Evelyn Regoli and Marian Bratka, the ability to stay out of dutch in their remaining years at B. H. S. We, Bill Hendershot and Jim Piatt, being of sound mind, will to Bellaire High, the rest of the First Ward gang. I, Robert Hodges, am willing, are you? I, Pat lcenhour, will myself to Ernie, and my happy times at B. H. S. to my sisters, Sandy and Pennie. I, Kathleen Jasper, will my four wonderful years to my sister Marlene and myself to a certain guy in Indiana. I, Marlene Jeffries, will to Mrs. Eby, a roll of ad- hesive tape because she will need it for her next batch of senior girls. I, Lois Johnson, am willing to will my will to any- one willing to will it again. I, Dush Kaplet, will a new badge and a gun to Sheriff Jeffers. I, Jean Keyser, will to any underclassman, all the good times I have had in the band. I, Ruth Keyser, will will Will to anybody that wants Will, cause Will's not mine to will. THE OHIO PAINT 8. GLASS CO., BELLAIRE, OHIO I, Delores Klee, will my place as maiorette to any girl who is willing to work as hard as I did for il I, Nancy Krnyaich, will all the fun I had in Mr. AuIt's history class to Abbie Vasek and hope he learns as much about Bob Taft as I did. I, John Lancione, will all the good times and fun in school and athletics to my brothers as they go through Bellaire High School. I, Anna Lazich, will nothing because I'm taking everything with me. I, Frances Loeffler, will my front seat in physics class to any Junior who is willing to be the vic- tim of Mr. Reynold's experiments. I, Frank Long, will my Brains and Brown Nose to any underclassman who wants to get a few good grades. I, Nancy Long, will my head to any person who hasn't a head who thinks they can get ahead. We, Carol Malpiedi, Susie Noice, and Theresa Parnell, will to Miss Price and Mr. Polinsky, a bulldozer to help them get people out of the halls before homeroom period. I, Patty Marling, will Bellaire High School to Vickie Ann Adams. I, Don Marn, will myself and my love to Joan Albaugh and hope it will last forever. I, Shirley McGuire, will my happy school days at Bellaire High to any freshman who will enjoy them as much as I. I, Beulah Meadows, will my four years of fun in high school to my brother Fred. I, George Meager, will to some underclassman all the fun and enioyment I have had in Band and Orchestra. We, Marvin Meager and Bing Hannan, will the use of the darkroom to any underclassman who can stand the ianitors and can figure a way to skip classes. I, Eleanor Meek, will all my love to a certain blue- eyed sailor. I, Jack Mendelson, will my ability to talk in class to my brother Bob, not that he needs it. I, Alice Minet, will my fun as an office girl to any underclassman who can stand the strain. I, Jane Mobley, will my editorship to any Junior who likes grey hair at 'I7. I, John Montag, will if you will. I, Ralph Mooney, will myself to Butch Trigg if she'll have me. I, Louise Moore, will all books and good times to my sister Connie and friendship to Lorraine and Emma Lou. I, Myrdith Nelson, will all my good times at Bel- Iaire High to Sis, and Rosella. I, Vickie Pedelose, will to Marlene Jeffries my ability to make cocoa. I, Eleanor Pestella, will to Mr. Ault, an extra loud loudspeaker, so his quiet distinguished voice can be heard all over the room. I, Charles Phillips, will my Physics grades to Bar- bara Prochaska. I, Doris Pittman, will all my good times in high school to Jimmy Bellville. I, Betty Pugh, will to Phyllis Gibbons, my ability to stay awake in Mr. McCarIey's sociology class. I, Dorothy Purtiman, will my love for St. Clairs- ville to Sam Lopeman who needs it. I, Clarence Ramsey, will the record On Top of Old Smoky to Miss Price. I, Doris Ramsey, will all my love to a wonderful guy out West. I, Lois Ransay, will all the good times l've had at Bellaire High to my sister Babe, who'll be a freshman next year. We, Ruth Ann Robbins and Nancy Howell, will all our good times at B. H. S. to our cousin Jackie Skukan. I, Sue Robinson, will my wonderful four years of high school to anyone who will enjoy them as I have. I, Dorothy Rome, will back to Linsly all of the things my Cadet sweetheart ever gave me. I, Esther Roth, will my job as Banking girl to some unfortunate soul who goes to First Ward next year. I, Raymond Sanders, will my will to you if you will will your will to me. I, Frank Schrum, will all my love to Naomi. I, Delcie Scott, will all my love to Gene. I, Fred Seidel, will my ability to skip and go to Union High to any underclassman who can get away from Mr. Polinsky. I, Shirley Ann Semple, will myself to Mike, and all my good times at B. H. S. to Bev, Thel, Wil- da, Carol and Jane. I, Marie Shaw, will to Nancy Gulley, lots of luck with a certain Bridgeport boy and also all my love to Fred Shepherd. I, Barbara Sherry, will my ability to talk my way out of trouble almost as easily as I get in it to Sally Rumsky as I think she may need it. I, Delores Skorich, will all my good times at Bel- laire High to my sister Gloria. THE TIMES-LEADER, BELLAIRE, OHIO Ellen Ann Snider, will all my good times at Bel- laire High to my sister Marlene. Joy Somerville, will myself to Donald for as long as I live. Pat Spears, will myself to Tony, and with Dor- othy's permission, I will her Bill. Sylvia Stern, will to any underclassman who likes chewing gum as much as I do, all the Den- tyne, Beechnut, and Spearmint gum found under the desks in 225. Don Stewart, will to some underclassman, my ability to stay in the Band as long as I have. Joyce Stewart, will my liking for the name Bill to any underclassman who wants the trouble that goes with it. David Taylor, will my place in machine shop, to any up and coming senior who thinks he knows Zig well enough to get it. Wayne Thomas, will all my love to Rose Marie Appolloni. Carolyn Tomer, will myself to Joe Blon. Floris Trigg, will all the good times l've had as a maiorette to Arden Teasdale, Marlyn Willi- son, and Rosy Andrews, and myself to Ralph Mooney. George Trigg, will my ability to get in trouble with Mr. Spirk, to some underclassman who thinks he'll need it. Joe Valochovic, will to Steve Olexa, my books to stand on so he can reach all his girl friends. Florence Vasey, will all my love to Howard, and the best of luck to my sister Patricia, and my pal Roseann Vcelka. Roseann Vcelka, will all my love to Russ, and the best of luck to my sister Katherine, and my pal Florence Vasey. Joyce Veverka, will all my swell times as a Senior in B. H. S. to my sister Marilyn. Mary Ann Wiggins, will to my sister Bernadine, all the shocking experiences of Physics so that she will be better prepared than I was. Barbara Willerton, will my locker mirror to all the kids who can't afford one, especially Mar- garet Glasgow, Ann Voight, Maureen Closser, and Jean Stewart. Jean Woodcock, will my seat on the 50 yard line, to any up and coming senior whom Mr. Reynolds may pick to be usher at the Football games. Ida Mae Wright, will all my study halls and the fun l had in school to Charles. Frances Yost, will any senior in Mr. Cribbs's senior science class, a mechanical brain run by electricity so they can answer his questions brightly. Irene Shorty Zaleski, will to Jim Piatt and Bill Hendershot, the ability to learn the Polish lan- guage. John Piehowicz, will will my will if everyone else will will his will. Richard Johnson, will my iob as delivery boy for Miss Ryder in second period library, to any underclassman who is fully awake at 9:30 in the morning to carry packages all over the school. In order to insure the fulfillment of the above articles enclosed within this priceless document, we do hereby appoint Stephen Polinsky as executor and hope that he will fulfill our wishes to the utmost of his ability. Signed in our presence, The Class of 1953 CAPITOL CONFECTIONERY 8. LUNCH, BELLAIRE, OHIO by E Juv -wi A My 1 g5 li?' J J Q M, sl' , .K I JMTL1 VA 4 Q I ? : gg, :iii .SEQ A 32235 Q yffigg RQ' 12 ,am .J K W Xa' 5 iw si Q 1 52, 555 ww' 4 .4-., hx-in ,. 1,55 x Q.. -,'y1e- - W 5. -, . ' ami'-5.564 . . A A ,.,,..v wc,3,,.f,.,gg ,. ,.,.,,,L,- ' fe-1 .. f-1 --' -ffa?3f.-faH5:F?fw+,57' Qui T,-f E23k1I',q'h-'.?4'EfCiQ3jJ.ZF2'js1K-'::,.'illfi-Tg,,'7f , . .. , fi--5.53:Z+'.'i1g4'w5fAf,g.-:L 3:1:,.mfj,. -, 'Q'f'::ffi1f-Erif-413-Treiwki .---.-if-1 L'-gmfflrfgffzt - . . 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'A lr'--L . .f'-.ff5-:s:..--'- EQ- -cliff, ' -FI . ,J 1'f.'fU?fg1'- , 1 . .:. -3553-' 7 --r , .N ... 1' S' ' - 121 -. ., - , .. ll Ax - ' 'L Cafe' NxQ'P:QqIg' THLETICS 77 X il. x , YS Fi- V y ,,,. ' is ki 4? Q cw. 2' g Q t Q me Wk W ., Q K, L ,W K .iw Q Q MMA 1 Wy, f I Q, 1 4 f J. .. fgfjw L ' 5' A f.,Q,,fM5L ,egg 5? if 1, : ly ll F Football Resume BELLAIRE 44 - SALEM I2 A large shirt-sleeve crowd was at the Big Reds' stadium and watched them score in every quarter to romp over Salem 44-I2. The Quakers scored first, but the Big Reds bounced back with a touchdown by Mooney from the eight-yard line. Other touchdowns were made by Nemec, Lancione, Sickles, Greenwood, and two by Pie- howicz. BELLAIRE 28 - TRIADELPHIA 7 The Big Reds came from behind again to check Triadelphia 28-7. All-stater John Pie- howicz snagged two touchdown passes thrown to Bill Bostancic and Herb Sickles. Other touch- downs were made by Mooney and Nemec. Sickles made all of the extra points--4. BELLAIRE 4'I -- GARFIELD HEIGHTS 12 The Big Reds made it three in a row on their first road trip. Bellaire had it easy with six touch- downs, a safety, and three extra points to Gar- field's two touchdowns. Ralph Mooney made two touchdown runs of 30 and 42 yards. Joe Ault snagged two passes for touchdowns, and Pieho- wicz and Nemec finished the touchdown parade. Sickles made 3 extra points. BELLAIRE 75 - MOUNDSVILLE I4 Bellaire made it four in a row as they sank the Troians 75-14. Nine players got into the scoring which included eleven touchdowns and nine extra points. Scoring honors went to Ralph Mooney who scored three times, Bell to Tuttle passes accounted for two more. McKeever tal- lied twice, and single touchdowns were made by Nick Trolley, Bill Bostancic, Bob Bostancic and Jim Nemec. Sickles made eight extra points. This seventy-five point game was the second highest tally ever made in Big Red history. BELLAIRE 20 - LINSLY 0 It was Fathers' Day at the Big Red Stadium and the players didn't let them down. John Pie- howicz caught all three touchdown tosses, two thrown by Co-Captain Bill Bostancic and one by Herb Sickles. This victory was credited to our defensive team which was largely made up of ends, Piehowicz and Ault, tackles, Fry and Far- nario, line backers, Conforti and Nemec. This was a hard fought victory and we earned it. Ex- tra points, Sickles 2. BELLAIRE I3 - YOUNGSTOWN NORTH I9 Bellaire went to their first defeat of the sea- son before a large shirt-sleeve crowd. This was perhaps the hardest fought game of the season. Piehowicz and Bill Bostancic scored our touch- downs, Sickles, the extra point. BELLAIRE 'I9 - NEW PHILADELPHIA 26 The Big Reds still dazed by their first defeat came out of it in the second half, but it was too late as Bellaire went down to her second defeat. Bellaire touchdowns were made by Bill Bostancic and two by John Piehowicz. All three passes were thrown by Jerry Bell. BELLAIRE 33 - IRONTON 20 After trailing by thirteen points in the first quarter, Bellaire bounced back to tie the game up in the first half and go on to win 33-20 in the second half. Bob Bostancic scored the first touch- down and his brother Bill scored the second a few minutes later. Don Marn scored twice by passes from Sickles and Bell. Nemec scored the last touchdown. BELLAIRE 6 - WHEELING 40 Well at least we played a good first half, though in the last half the field opened up and swallowed us or it seemed that way. Mooney scored our first and last touchdown and the score was tied 6-6 at half time. The second half is not to be mentioned. BELLAIRE 7 - FERRY 7 There were thirteen seniors who played their last game for the Big Reds. They are ends- John Piehowic, Joe Ault, Joe Campbell, Don Marn and Lowell Tuttle, tackles-co-captain Dave Schramm, Charles Fry, guard- Windy Strahl, center-Jerry Conforti, backs-co-captain Bill Bostancic, Herb Sickles, Ralph Mooney, and John Lancione. This was a very hard fought game and could have gone either way. Bellaire's only score came from a Sickles to Piehowicz pass. The boys will remember this game for a long time. BIG RED BOOSTERS, BELLAIRE, OHIO SCOTT GULF STATION, BELLAIRE, OHIO X x a ww x A 5. ed 'gf ..l .- . 4 Qi. N, .mix e f 5 . , Y - G -.QXNW 5 335236 .. 5 35' wa .:5.:-gg. , fgpfgg-fbggz 2- ,- :M . K S- -'ii' 'iff 'P E' . x Y S5 I, . . A ' . Q A 5 if X 1 arsity Basketball Team S C O R E S Bellaire ...,,, ... 85 Yorkville .. ,,. Bellaire .. ..,, 94 Barnesville . .,.... 77 ..,... Bellaire.. , 70 McKinley ,, .. ,. Bellaire 80 Barnesville . ,. , ,, . Bellaire .,.. 77 Marlins Ferry .... ,...., 5 2 .....,... Bellaire . 64 Moundsville ...,.. . ,.,, 51 ,.... . Bellaire ..., 84 Triadelphio . ,..... , 7'l ,.... . Bellaire 91 Tiltonsville .. .. ,... Bellaire .. . 84 Shadyside ,,... ,,.. . .39 ...... Bellaire 57 Bridgeport .... .. .. ,,... Bellaire 62 Martins Ferry .... . Bellaire ., 84 Union . ..,. .... , .., 7l ..., Bellaire 87 Shadyside . . ,... ,, Bellaire .,,. .lO9 Sl. Clairsville . . 57...... Bellaire .. 63 Linsly ., .. 6l,,.... Bellaire ,, 92 Wheeling .. , .. . . 73...r,. Bellaire 69 Tilionsville .. . ,, 43. . , Bellaire 77 Sf. Clairsville .,. ,,.,. 54 Bellaire 56 Marielfa .. .,,. .... 5 8 TOURNAMENT5 Bellaire , 56 Marlins Ferry ,. . . , 72 Rowl-Joe Campbell, Louis Lambros, Thomas Forbes, Don Coyne, Herbert Sickles, Bob Newell Row 2-Dena Nicholas, John Piehowicz, Fred Siedel, Charles Grail, Bill Benes, Clyde Hochsfrasser, Frank Brown A. G. FOOD CENTER, MIKE DE BLASS, BELLAIRE, OHIO 82 Coach Claire Cribbs Don Coyne Clyde Hochstrasser Fred Siedel John Piehowicz Joe Campbell Charles Gratz Herbert Sickles The 52-53 Big Red basketball team was the greatest combination of hoopsters ever to repre- sent Bellaire High on the hardwood, and with an eye to the future, we can see many more great teams in the making. Newcomers to the team are immediately im- pressed by the tall, imposing coach with the deep, resonant voice. It isn't long until the fellows learn to respect the commands issued by that voice or to respond with enthusiasm to its warmth and urgency. Coach Claire Cribbs endears himself quickly to his team. His ambition, diligence, de- pendability and consideration for his boys' inter- ests bind him to his team. In addition to helping each boy be a more effective player, Coach Cribbs also serves as an advisor and second father to any boy who is troubled with a problem. The boys who play the game, the students who cheer, and the fans who support the team are thankful for Coach Cribbs and his introduc- tion of big-time basketball to Bellaire High School. The only defeat suffered by the Big Reds was a 67-62 loss to Martins Ferry when the boys were over confident after they had laced Ferry 77-52. There was no doubt that Bellaire was the class of the district, any team that could beat the Big Reds was very lucky, indeed. Perhaps the best game the team played was an 84-7'l triumph over Union which gave Union her only defeat of the season. Leading the brilliant brigade was Captain Don Nemo Coyne. Don was deadly from anywhere and his pet shot was a jumping left- handed push shot from the left corner. As a iunior, Don established a new Bellaire High mark for total points in one season, and as a Senior he pumped in 44 in a single game which also is a record. Fred Siedel will always be remembered for his twisting iump shot from the pivot. Freddie rebounded with the best of them and his faking made more than one opponent loaded with fouls. fContinued on page 933 A. G. FOOD CENTER, FRIZZI 8. SON, BELLAIRE, OHIO Reserve Basketball lst Row, L to R-Bob Kovalyk, Charles Wright, Murray Shaclcelford, Eddie Masarik, Bill Crawford, Fred Thomas, Dale Clark, Marlin Potts 2nd Row-Don Landers, Rich Hender- shot, Dick Nowak, Joe Greenwood, Jim Biggins, Jim Nemec, Jerry Bell, Coach Vilkowski Freshmen Basketball 'lst Row, L to R-B'll McCormick, Andy Deslifanes, Micky Williams, Sonny Barnneft, Martin Palian, Dick Gold- smilh, Dave Miller, Joe Marling, Don Kinney 2nd Row--Ewing Giffen, Eddie Salis- bury, Bud Higgins, Ron Podlas, Ells- worth Ruckman, Arnold Meager, Coach Cal Giffin 3rd Row--Calvin Teasdale, Pete Flow- ers, Bernard Lancione Absent-Philip Patrone Reserve Scores Central Ohio Valley Yorkville AA A AAA A Freshman Champlgns Barnesville A Barnesville A A A A Martins Ferry A A A AA A A A A 36 Marlins Ferry Barnesville AA A ...,., A A 2 Moundsville Shadyside A A 37 Triadelphia Barnesville AA A 26 Martins Ferry Tiltonsville A A Union A Dillonvale A 27 Shadyside AA Yorkville A A A A AA 49 St. Clairsville Martins Ferry AA 38 Linsly AA A Sl. Clairsville AA 2'l Wheeling A Dillonvale AAAAA A A AA2l W. C. H. S. Shadyside A A 53 Si. Clairsville Sl. Clairsville .A A A AA46 Ohio Valley Freshman Tourney Yorkville A A 40 CONSOLATION GAME Dillonvale A Martins Ferry A 39 39 A Mingo AA AA A AA CAPITAL 8- TEMPLE THEATERS, BELLAIRE, OHIO 35 Track TRACK RESULTS Bellaire . ,.,. ., 76 Shadyside . I , 24 80V2 Moundsville .. 24V2 Wheeling Invitational Marietta . I , , .. Won Bellaire ,. .. . .. 2nd Intell Relays Pittsburgh Catholic 'Ist Bellaire . , 3rd OVAC St. Clairsville . ,. ,. .Won 76 Bellaire I . 2nd 48 Ferry Invitational St. Clairsville Won 7lV2 Belpre , . 2nd 55 Bellaire . 3rd 53 District Bellaire ., ., Won St. Clairsville . , , 2nd State-Bill Thomas Bellaire A . ., ,, , .. , 2nd in High Hurdles, 5th in Broad Jump Cline Siegenthaler , 6th in 880 TRACK TEAM BASEBALL TEAM Reionis, Wiley, Sambuco, Terry, Tekely, Thomas, Piehowicz, Rowl Couch Bonm' paul 5go,W3,,ski' pyglokl DeLong, Bos. Harris, Small, Danadic, Dylesk, Skukan, Harris, Sickles, Ault, mncic Sickles Miner Komk Hill, Furman, Capito, Zaccagnini, Coach Keyser, Bell, Cope, ' ' ' , Jeffers, Siegenthaler, Schramm, Farnario, Davis, Lancione, Han- Row H Thomas' Tekely' Comsky' Munlas' Nemec' Bakosh' B058 nan, Mooney, Meager, Nacci, Coach Giftin fanfic: Mgr- Bi99l 5 TONY'S MEAT MARKET BELLAIRE, OHIO 85 :IW . HHH g-4' Track Snaps CARSON'S RESTAURANT, BELLAIRE, OHIO BELLAIRE FORD SALES, BELLAIRE, OHIO 86 lst L Luncione - Ferry re- lays M OVAC Meet - Thomas, high point, trophy, Keyser and Tekely, runner-up trophy, Flo- wers, Illes, and Ring- heisen, winners tro- PHY R Intell Meet - Conkle of East Palestine, Isty Tekely, 2nd in 'IOO yard dash 2nd L Intell Meet at Wheeling -Thomas, Ist, Evans from St. Clairs- ville, 2nd, Almashy from Ferry, 3rd, Sim- mons from Wheeling, 4th, Shively from Wheeling, 5th M District Meet at Urich - Tekely, 4th in 220 R State Meet at Colum- bus - Thomas, 2nd among medal winners 3rd L District Meet at Uhrichsville - Siegen- thaler, Ist, Illes of St. Cloirsville, 2nd in 880 run M The ValIey's Best! Bill Thomas R Invitational at Wheel- ing - 100 yard dash, Tekely, Ist, Shimble of St. Clairsville, 2nd and Ringheisen of St. Clairsville, 3rd 4th L State Meet Finals of I20 yard high hur- dles - Whitman of Cleveland East Tech, Ist, Thomas, 2nd R Intell Meet at Wheel- ing - Lancione, Ist in 220 yard dash, Al- bright of Shadyside, 2nd All-Valley Track Team 100 Yard Dash BELLAIRE WON THE FOLLOWING PLACES 120 Yard High Hurdle ..,.. .. 1 Jim Tekeley , ,. , . . Bill Thomas 880 . J .. ....,,. ,. .. ..,.... Cline Siegenthaler 220,.....,,.., 180 Low Hurdle Mile . . Broad Jump . . Walter Reionis . James Wiley Warren Sambuco Joe Terry 1 ., Jim Tekeley , Bill Thomas John Piehowicz Dan Harris , . Don Small Sam Danadic Sylvan Dlesk . Jock Skukan , , Andy Harris . Herb Sickles Tom Ault ., 1 , Ronnie Hill Terry Furman . Eddie Capito . Pete Zaccagnini Jerry Bell , Ellis Cope , ,, Ray Jeffers , , ,. John Lancione, Jim Tekeley 1952 TRACK PERSONNEL Bill Thomas ,. ,. ,. Ellis Cope . Bill Thomas Half Mile Run ., . 100 Yard Dash Half Mile Run, Mile Run ... ., ,, Broad Jump, 220 Yard Dash 1 . 100 Yard Dash, 220 Yard Dash, Half Mile Relay Broad Jump, Half Mile Relay, High Hurdles, Low Hurdles . ...,.,, . . . . ,. .. Shotput, 100 Yard Dash . , 440 Yard Run, Mile Relay . 440 Yard Run, Mile Relay 440 Yard Run 440 Yard Run 220 Yard Run Half Mile Run, 440 Yard Run, 2 Mile Relay , Pole Vault, High Jump, Shuddle Hurdle Relay , Shot Put , Pole Vault, High Jump, Low Hurdles , Shot Put Low Hurdles, Shuddle Hurdle Relay . . , Discus Low Hurdles . Mile Run, Mile Relay, 2 Mile Relay . Half Mile Run, 2 Mile Relay Cline Siegenthaler. . Half Mile Run, 2 Mile Relay Dave Schramm . .,.. , . Discus, Shotput Gerald Farnario . ,... , .., ,. .,. , A ,. .. Discus Shelva Davis . . . . . 220 Yard Dash, Shuddle Hurdle Relay John Lancione . . . , , 100 Yard Dash, 220 Yard Dash, Half Mile Relay Bing Hannan . . , , . ,. .. . Half Mile Run Ralph Mooney 440 Yard Run, 220 Yard Dash, 100 Yard Dash, Half Mile Relay Marvin Meager . 1 . , . 1 , 440 Yard Run, Mile Relay Joe Nacci 1 . ,, , 440 Yard Run, Mile Relay Manager , . , 1 . Paul Jones Head Coach . Charles Keyser Assistant Coach . , Calvin Giftin BUSACK BROTHERS, BELLAIRE, OHIO 87 ,Nw- mfr x 'Q wx elm 'Nd' is unix U it x. Xe! Q Q s I ' 3 di ii G. I-Frances Yost, Rosellu Baldwin, Sally Rumsky, Janie Mobley, Shirley Semple, Laura Thornton, Shirley Howell, Lora Williamson, Esther Willison, Myrdith Nelson, Ellen Ann Snider, Doris Pittman, Roberta Basrak, Delcie Scott, Catherine Boccabella, Tish Eikleberry, Marlene Snider, and Patricia Mingroni Row Row 2-Carol Cowen, Mary Ann Wiggins, Glcrfa Chap, Cecilia Beveridge, Carolyn Lipperman, Betty McMillen, Carole Fluxe, Diane Dixon, Frances Loeffler, Sue Robinson, Dorothy Purtiman, Nancy Krnyaich, Darlene King, Rosemarie An- drews, Sandra Addison, Jackie Cifaldi, and Carol Mal- piedi 0 0 Row 3-Pat Rowley, Beverly Hixenbaugh, Joanne Barnett, Ellen Robbins, Patsy Houston, Cleo McGilton, Rosemarie Unter- zuber, Jean Jaquay, Mary Rose Curtis, Sandra Icenhour, Linda Lacoco, Rosemarie Appoloni, Eleanor Starkey, Helen Jane Tollett, Mary Davolio, and Virginia Keyser Row 4-Marcia Cinque, Marian Sabatina, Mary Bopp, Connie Murtaugh, Denise Sadowski, Donna Kelley, Mona Kinder, Ellen Vaglienti, Peggy Farmer, Evelyn lams, Joan Lusky, Carol McMillen, Nancy Jo Nelson, Bernadine Wiggins, Marcia Schramn, and Phyllis Brooks Rowl-Barbara Kay Sherry, Sandra Christy, Dot Rome, Pot Icenhour, Lila Weber, Janie Goldsmith, Mildred Holenka, Fritzie Hesson, Geraldine Wright, Margie Booher, Carol Patrone, Ruth Keyser, Nancy Long, Arlene DeNardo, Helen Reed, Catherine Del Guzzo, and Betty Curzon Row 2-Naomi Taylor, Delores Klee, Hazel Ault, Marie Kaz- mirski, Beverly Rader, Blanche Stokes, Catherine Accrocco, KENNEDY HARDWARE Retta Clark, Sylvia Battistone, Joyce Shackelford, Eileen Patrone, Delores Skorich, Judy Ingram, and Rita Colicchia Row 3-Rosalie Snyder, Mary Kaplet, Ellen Jeanneret, Drusilla lce, Marlene Mackey, Jean Shank, Patty Suchan, Catherine La Rufio, Judy Canady, Beverly Palmer, and Lorraine Bus- kirk CO., WHEELING, W. VA. 90 wi I 5 . 2 S 2 Wi W, , -Q an I Q3 lj .mi KELLER'S GROCERY, BELLAIRE, OHIO POSlN'S JEWELRY CO., WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA 91 Uur Coaches and Senior Luminaries Reyman Bud Bonar--The Big Red head foot- ball coach and baseball coach. He played his college football at the University of Notre Dame and is a graduate of Bellaire High School. He did a fine iob this year with the Big Red Team. Claire Cribbs-Head basketball coach and our end coach in football. He was All-Ameri- can for two years at the University of Pitts- burgh and was graduated from Jeannette High School. John Vilkoski-Our line coach and also our re- serve basketball coach. He taught the boys to be expert blockers and tacklers. He played his high school football at Powhatan and later attended the University of Cin- cinnati. Charles Keyser-Our Big Red track coach. This is his second year and the boys like him very much. He graduated from Bellaire High School and Kent State University. Calvin Giffin-Coached our reserve football and freshman basketball teams. He is well liked by everybody. He played his high school football at Bellaire and is gradu- ated from West Liberty State College. Steve Cochran-Reserve coach in football and also our eighth grade basketball coach. He attended West Liberty State College and Shadyside High School. Jerry Mosso-Helped with the Big Red backfield. He attended Bellaire High School and is a graduate of West Liberty State College. Joe Ault-end - 5' 9 - 165 lbs. - very good de- fensive end . . . earned his third B . Don Marn-end - 6' 1 - 175 lbs. - a good pass- receiver . . . tough on defense. Joe Campbell-end - 5' 10 - 150 lbs. - a scrap- per. . . he will be hard to replace. John Piehowicz-end - 6' 1 - 190 lbs. - ace pass receiver a good defensive man .. . was selected for All-State candidate . . . received All-Eastern Ohio and All-Valley honors. Lowell Tuttle--end - 5' 8 - 155 lbs. - a rugged man saw plenty of action. Co-Captain Dave Schramm-tackle - 6' - 185 lbs. - a tough man on the line . . . selected for All- Eastern Ohio honors . . . won his second B . Charles Bud Fry-tackle - 6' - 230 lbs. - a hard tackler . . . a good leader . ., it will be diffi- cult to replace him. Windy Strahl-guard - 5' 7 - 140 lbs. . . . did a fine iob for a first-year man. Jerry Conforti-center - 6' 1 - 185 lbs. - backed up our line with a lot of spirit , .. he was selected for All-Valley honors. Co-Captain Bill Bostancic-halfback - 6' 1 - 165 lbs. - a hard running back . . . very good on pass defense . . . earned his fourth B . Herb Sickles-quarterback - 5' 10 - 160 lbs. - did our place kicking . . . earned his second IIBII- Ralph Mooney-halfback - 5' 6 - 155 lbs. - a good breakaway runner.. . an excellent de- fensive man. John lancione-halfback - 5' 6 - 150 lbs. - was hurt in the early part of the season ... was with us in spirit. THE BELMONT CASKET MANUFACTURING CO., SHADYSIDE, OHIO High-Lights of the Basket-Ball Season After the Big Reds had smothered the first four opponents of the season, they hadn't re- ceived the acid test as yet, said the experts. Well, the Red and Black came up against Martins Ferry and Ferry went down hard from a tremendous wallop administered by the Big Reds, 77-52. We had waited a long time to see Ferry really get pasted from a Big Red team, and it was sweet. Bellaire took a trip to Moundsville to face the Trojans, and it turned out to be quite a battle until the Troians just couldn't keep up the cham- pionship pace, and our team walked away in the last quarter to win the game. The game that sent thrills down the backs of the ardent followers was played against the Bridgeport Bulldogs in their crackerbox gym. The Bulldogs evidently didn't care about records, and we really had a tussle. lt takes a real cham- pion to keep cool, as the Big Reds did, and pull the game out of the fire. Probably the most important win of the year was over Union, which gave that powerful team its only loss. There wasn't a doubt as to the strongest team, as we led all the way for an 84- lContinued from page 831 John Piehowicz was a handy guy to have on the team, for he could play any position. Chimpy was a bulwark in the team as a rebound- er and shotmaker. He and Hochstrasser battled all year for a guard position and divided the chores about equally. The guy who got in the game and really went all out to win was Joe Campbell. At all times Jo Jo played for blood and would really go into a scramble for a loose ball, head first. Herbie Sickles was a dead shot from long 71 victory. When it came St. Clairsville's turn to face their fate, nobody expected the high-scoring Reds to amass 109 points to drown the Red Devils and establish a school record. Wheeling, with its two 6' 5 giants, couldn't stop the Big Reds as we defeated them for the second-straight year, this time it was a 92-73 win. We'll attempt to make no excuses for the one blotch on our record, Martins Ferry, but take a look at the tournament scores. These are the real thrillers and important games of the regular season, although we will have to give the Linsly Cadets credit for the game they gave us. Our tremendous strength was hard for some to believe, but when a team averages over twenty points per game more than the opponent, one can see that such a team is the kind found only in a coach's dream, and this was the team of Bellaire High School, Clair Cribb's 1952-1953, record-setti ng, d rea m team. range, and many times he would swish the ball through when the opposition had the inside iammed up. Charley Gratz alternated with Seidel at cen- ter. Charley could really stretch his long 6'4 frame into the stratosphere to take the ball as soon as it came off the board. When Charley racked up the 100th point on a foul shot in the St. C. game, the crowd went wild. This was his big moment for he is the first Big Red ever to send the tally board over 100. ESTHER PINSKY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, BELLAIRE, OHIO Accrocco, Catherine-36, 90 Accrocco, William-13, 44 Adams, Martha-13 Addison, Sandy-36, 54, 64, 90 Albright, Phyllis-36 Alvey, Mary-36 Amici, Bill-36 Anderson, Shirley--36 Andrews, Rosemarie-36, 54, 64, 90 Angus, Clarence-31 Ankrom, Mary-40 Arno, Clarence-36 Student Index Bopp, Mary-40, 43, 54, 90 Barovich, Sheila-40 Bostancic, Bill-13, 48, 53, 78, Bostancic, Robert-36, 78, 85 Botts, Christine-40, 54 Bowen, Leona-31, 54 Boyd, Mary-36 Branstroop-40, 43, 54, 64, 67 Bratka, Marian-36 Brock, Shirley-13, 29, 50, 52, Bronchik, Donn-36, 61 Brooks, James-36 Arno, Sharon-40 Appolloni, Rose-30, 36, 90 Brooks, Phyllis-40, 90 Brown, Emma-40, 54 Ault, Hazel-40, 43, 54, 64, 90 Ault, Joe-13, 78, 80 Ault, James-40 Ault, Mildred--36 Ault, Ray-40 Ault, Tom-30, 36, 48, 78 Bokosh, Louis--31 Brown, Frank-31, 82 Brown, Herman-40 Brown, Josephine-29, 31, 52 Brown, Nancy-31 Brown, Wayne-36 Bruce, Johnny-40 Brunori, Julia-36 Baldwin, Rozella-36, 54, 54, 90 Balestra, Sam-31 Balgavy, Frank-31, 62 Ball, Harold-31, 67 Barnett, Elva-40, 54, 64, 90 Barnett, Sonny-40 Barnett, Wilma-31, 54, 57 Barthlow, George-36 Basrak, Roberto-13, 29, 52, 54, 64, 68, 90 Boss, Paul-13 Batistone, Sylvia-31, 52, 54, 57, 58, 64, 90 Bayes, Shirley-36 Beall, Phyllis-40 Beatty, Cathryn--36 Beatty, John-40 Beaver, Philip-31 Becker, Ronald-13 Bell, Jerry-36, 78, 84, 85 Bellville, Jim-40 Benda, James-31 Benes, Bill--31, 82 Bennington, Patty-31, 52, 54, 58, 64 Bess, James-36 Beaver, John-31 Beveridge, Cecelia--31, 78, 84, 85 Bulger, James-36 Bulger, Janice-31 Bumgardener, Corwin-31 Bumgardner, Nina--40 Burch, Shirley-40 Burda, Richard-13 Burgy, Robert-40 Burkas, Tillie-40, 54 Burkhart, Glenna-31 Buskirk, Lorraine-14, 90 Buti, John-36, 78 Byard, Jane-36 Call, Jerry Mae-14 Calinger, Thomas-31 Camden, David--36 80, 85 54, 58, 64 83 Campbell Bacil-14, 44 Campbell Barbara-36 Campbell Betty-14, 58, 50, 52 Campbell Don-36 Campbell, Joe-14, 78, 80, 82, Campbell, Joyce-36 Campbell l.ila-31, 54, 64 Campbell Malcolm-14 Campbell, Martha-31 Campbell Shirley-14 Bolger, James-36 Beymer, Richard-13 Biggins, James-31, 78, 84, 85 Bigler, Clifford-36 Bishop, Shirley-13 Blacker, Janice--13 Blocker, Marcia-40 Bland, Gladys-13 Boccabella, Catherine--13, 52, 54, 70, 90 Bolon, Patricia-40 Bomer, Robert--40, 63 Bonfine, Rose--40 Booher, Margie-31, 54, 57, 58, 64, 90 Camsky, Donald-31 Canady, Judy-40, 90 Capita, Eddie-14 Carlier, George-14, 46, 61 Carman, Homer-36 Carman, Sandra-40 Carpenter, Lawson-36 Carpenter, Thomas-31 Carpino, Frank-14 Castricone, Bob--40 Cerar, Angela-36 Chap, Gloria-14, 50, 54, 90 Christy, Faye-31 Christy, Sandra-14, 54, 67, 71, 90 Cieslewski, Myrna-40 Cifaldi, Bob-31 Cifaldi, Jackie-36, 44, 70, 90 Cinque, Marcia-40, 43, 54, 64, 90 Cipressi, Antoinette-31, 54, 64 Clark, Dale-36, 61, 62, 68, 84 Clark, Don-31, 61 Clark, Emma-36, 90 Clark, Melvin-40 Clark Richard-14 46 61 Clark, Shelio-40 ' ' Clay, Patsy-36 Clayton, Norma-31 Clifford, Curtis-14, 71 Clifford, Aaron-40 Closser, Maureen-31, 50, 51, 54 57 58 62, 64 Cochrane, Betty-36 Cole, Charles-40 Cole, Don-31 Colicchia, Rita-40, 90 Collins, Jessie-31, 54 Conaway, Wayne-36 Conforti, Jerry-14, 78, 80 Cook, Beryl-40 Cook, Lois-31, 54 Cope, Ellis-15, 46, 53, 61 Cope, Richard-40 Corbett, Jack-36 Coss, Bill--31, 67 Covington, Alice-15 Cowen, Carol-36, 47, 54, 57, 58 64 90 Cox, Alice-36 Coyne, Donald-12, 15, 82, 83 Coyne, Joan-30, 40, 54, 64 Coyne, Verna-40, 54 Craig, Donald-36 Crawford, Bill-36 Curtis, Mary--36, 90 Curzon, Betty-36, 54, 90 Dado, Joe-15, 58, 61, 62 Dailey, Dolores-15, 44 Danadic, Sam-40, 78 Dandos, Gus-40 Dandas, Thomas--40 Darnley, Jim-40 Darnley, Tom-31 Davis, Harold-15 Davis, Margaret-31 Davis, Melvin-40 Davis, Shelva-15 l Dava io, Mary-40, 90 Dawson, Donna-15 Dawson, Margot-40 Dawson, Walter-40 Day, Bob-36, 61 Day, Sue-15 Deafenbaugh, Charles-36, 47 THE COCHRAN ELECTRIC CO., BELLAIRE, OHIO 94 Githens, Darlene-29 DeBonis, John-40 Decker, Annie-31 Decker, Thomas-31 DeCoy, Jean-40 DeFoe, Patricia-40, 54, 64 DeGarmo, Joan-40 Deihl, Eleanor-40 Del Guzzo, Catherine-36, 64, 90 Delong, Francis-15 DeMarco, Jo Ann-36 DeNardo, Arlene-40 Destifanes, Andrew-40, 78, 84 Dietrich, Connie-15, 29, 46 Dietrich, Walter-15 Di Paolo, Herman-40 Di Paolo, Joanne-15, 58 Di Paolo, Paola-36, 67 Disantis, Emily-36 Dixon, Diane-15, 54, 64, 68, 70, Drennan, Thomas-36 Dul'Tey, James-40 Dunfee, Curtis-15 Dunfee, Paul-31, 53 Dunlap, Bruce-36 Dunlap, Roger-31, 67 Duvall, James-40 Eden, Shirley-36 Edgar, Dorothy-16, 50, 58 Eikleberry, Harriet-40 Eikleberry, John-36 Eikleberry, Lila Eikleberry, Patricia-36, 54, 90 Eniex, William-40 English, Shirley-40, 43, 54, 64 Farmer, Patty-40 Farmer, Peggy-90 Farmer, Wayne-36, 78 Farnario, Jerry-36, 78, 85 Farnario, John-16, 62 Fields, Betty-16 Fischer, Virginia-31, 54 Fisher, Jerry-36, 78 Fisk, Barbara--40 Fisk, Virginia-51 Fitch, Glenn-40 Flowers, Emma-16 Flowers, Eugene-40 Fluxe, Carole- 16, 67, 71, 90 Fluxe, Jerry-F6, 47, 48, 53, 61 Forbes, Helen-16, 51, 54 Forbes, Tom- 31, 62, 82 Fornia, Jim-I6, 29, 53, 38, 61, 62, 68 Fowler, Jack-40 Francis, Jeanette-56 Francis, Eugene-31 Frantz, Philip-31 Frazier, Lois-40 Freiberg, Jerry-40 French, Mary-31 Student Index Frey, Deanna-36 Fry, Charles-16, 78, 80 Fry, Emmett-36 Fry, Bobby-40 Frye, Chester-31, 62 Furman, Terry-37 Gabel, Harry-37 Gabel, Janice Gacek, Joseph-31, 67 Gacek, Rosalie-31, 54, 64, 67 Garloch, Gerald-37 Gelfert, Raymond-32 Giannangeli, Theresa-16 90 Gibbons, Phyllis-16 Gibbons, Velma-16 Gibson, James-32 Gitten, Doris-37, 54, 64, 67 Giffen, Miriam-37, 54, 64, 67 Gilbert, Larry-63 Givens, Wayne-62, 67 Glasgow, Margaret-32, 51, 54, 57, 58, 64 Glasser, Suzanne--32, 52, 54, 62 Gmeindl, Louis-16, 44, 61 Goetze, Martin-32 Goldsmith, Dick-30, 41, 43, 61, 63, 84 Goldsmith, Jane-32, 54, 57, 90 Goodson, James Gratz, Charles-16, 44, 46, 53, 61, 82, 83 Gray, Berdell-32 Gray, Emma Green, Mary-16, 64 Greenway, Cora-37, 64, 67 Greenwood, Genetta-32 Greenwood, Joe-37, 78, 84 Greenwood, Norma- Grimes, Kenneth-37 Groom, David-41, 67 Grose, Dave-32, 67 Gulley, Edwin-17 16, 46, 50, 54 Gulley, Joyce-17, 29, 70, 71 Gulley, Nancy-37, 54, 64, 50 Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Beverly-41, 44, 54 , Georgia-41 , Joyce-32, 47, 51, 54, 62 Kenneth-37 Patty-37 Shirley-17, 50, 52, 69 i William-41 Heinrich, Octavia-17, 54 Helms, Cleo-17, 54 Helms, James-32 Helms, Jerry-37 Hendershot, Beverly-54 Hendershot, Bill-17 Hendershot, Richard-37 Hess, Gerald-37, 62 Hess, Geraldine-37, 54 Hess, Nancy-37 Hesson, Mary-32 Hetherington, Melvin-38 Hill, Dixon-32 Hill, Karen-41 Hill, Ronald-32, 48 Hixenbaugh, Beverly-37, 54 Hochstrasser, Clyde-17, 82, 83 Hockenberry, Norma-37 Hodges, Robert-17 Hoffman, Clarence-32 Holenka, Mildred-37, 70 Hollinghead, Edna-41 Hollingshead, Patricia-37 Holloway, Edwin-41 Holloway, Eugene-32 Holub, Thomas-41 Homendy, Edward-41 Hoskinson, Carol-37, 44 Houston, Arthur-37 Houston, Patsy-41 Howell, Nancy-17 Howell, Robert-32, 62 Howell, Shirley-41, 54 Hrdlicka, Frank-37 Hughes, James-37 Hull, Lester-17 Hutchins, Lovell-41 Hutchins, Mattie-32 Iams, Evelyn-41 Iannone, Jean-37 Ice, Drucilla-41, 43 lcenhour, Patsy-17, 44 lcenhour, Sandra-41 Ingram, Gene-32, 44 Ingram, Jackson, Jackson, Judith-37 Delores-37 Thurman-17, 29, 53 Jackson, Wayne-32, 47 Jaquary, Jean-32 Hanna, Carol-37, 44, 54 Hannan, Eugene-17 Hannan, Richard-32 Harlan, Nancy-41, 44, 54 Harlan, Patricia-37, 54 Harper, Edna-41, 48 Hartline, Kenneth-32 Hartman, James--37, 48 Heath, Marlene-17 Heath, Shirley-41 McKEI.VEY'S PHARMACY, BELLAIRE, OHIO 95 Jasper, Kathleen-17 Jasper, Marlene-37 Jeanneret, Ellen-32, 57 Jefiers, Ray-37, 47 Jeffers, Janice-32 Jeffers, Margaret-32, 62 Jeffers, Ronald-18 Jefifries, Florence-18 Jones, Margaret-37 Jones, Paul-32, 78 Johnson, Richard-18 Johnson, Josephine-41 Johnson, Lois-18 Johnson, Ruth-41 Judkins, Fannie-41 Judkins, Thomas-4I Kadlic, Shirrel--37, 50 Kaluger, Nick-32 Kaplet, Dush-18 Kaplet, Mary--32 Kaplet, Sophie-18 Kasko, John-18 Kate, Carol-32 Kazmirski, Marie-37 Kelly, Donna-37 Kennedy, Eliiah-41 Kennedy, Patricia-37, 55, 64 Kennedy, Richard-41 Kent. Ray-32 Keppler, Clarence-41 Keyser, Jean-18, 52, 68 Keyser, Ruth--18 Kimes, Edgar-18 Kinder, Nancy-32 King, Darlene-32, 59, 62 Kinney, Donald-41 Kinney, Emmalyne-18 Klee, Agnes-37 Klee, Delores-29, 71 Klee, Karl--18 Klee, Warren-18 Klee, Zora-32 Klem, Nicholas-41 Kleyman, Wanda-32 Klinkler, Harry-37 Koher, Fredric-32 Kopyar, Bernard-41, 63 Kotera, Janice-41 Kovalyk, Robert-37 Krieter, Paul-18 Krynaich, Nancy-18, 51 Kuri, Donald-41 Kurth, Eleanor-32 Kurth, Richard-37 Kurth, William-32 Lambert, James-41, 63 Lambros, Louis-32 Lambros, John-37 Lancfcne, Bernard-41 Lancione, John-19, 78 Landers, David-41 Landers, Donald-37, 44 Lappert, Philip-63 LaRoche, Homer-32, 78 Student Index Lengyal, Mary-41 Liberati, Delores-19 Lipperman, Carolyn-32, 58 Lish, Rose-41 Lislc, Roger-33, 78 Litten, Thomas-63 Littleton, Edwin--41 Littleton, Patricia-41 Lococo, Linda-43, 69 Loeffier, Frances-19, 57 Lollathin, Florence--19 Long, Don-19 Long, Frank-19, 46 Long, Nancy-19 Lopeman, Charles-37 Lorence, Dorothy-19 Luke, John-33 Luke, William-37 Lupton, William-42 Luslcy, JoAnn-42 Lusky, John-19, 78 Lusky, Richard-33 Lyden, Lawrence-33 Lyseski, Jerry-37 Mackey, Marlene-42, 43, 48 Madama, Larry, 42, 43, 63 Madama, Leonard-42, 43, 63 Malpiedi, Carol-19, 51 Marik, Cynthia--37 Marinacci, Jerry-42 Marinelli, Joseph-37 Marlin, Mary-37 Marlin, Sandra-37 Marling, Dan-37 Marling, Joe-37, 63 Marling, Patricia-19 Marn, Donald-19, 48, 53 Marple, Beverly-41 Marple, Earl-37 Marple, Everett-41 Marsh, Harold-33 Marshall, Eleanor-37 Masarick, Edward-37 Masaricll, Patricia-37, 48 McCoy, Dorothy-41 McEndree, Mansell-41 McFadden, Emma--37 McFadden, William-33, 44, 53, 62 McFarland, James--33, 44 McFarland, Patricia-37, 51, 57 McFeley, Donald-20 McFeley, Mary-37 McGcnvin, Harold-38 McGee, Raymond-20, 78 McGil1'on, Cleo-37 McGiIton, Ronald-33 McGuire, Charles-41 McGuire, Shirley-20, 68 McKay, Pete-33 McKeever, Jack-33, 48, 62 McMahon, Donna-42 McMahon, Loretta-33 McKay, Shirley-42 Mcloud, Bradley-42 McMillen, Betty-33 McMillen, Carol-41 McMillen, Frank-33 McMillen, Jim-33, 62 Meadows, Beulah-20, 29, 46, 50 64, 69 Meadows, Fred--41 Meager, Arnold-41 Meager, George-20 Meager, Johnny-42 Meager, Marvin-20, 44 Meek, Eleanor-20 Meek. Wayne-38 Mehl, Virginia--20 Meholovitch, Angelina-42 Mellott, Francis-41, 63 Mendelson, Bob-38 Mendelson, Jack-20, 29, 53 Miller, David Lee-38 Miller, Dave Lee-37 Miller, Francis-33 Miller, Jim-38 Miller, William-33, 38 Milliken, Joyce-33 Masters, Danny-37 Masters, Laura-19 Masters, Marilyn-41 Maxwell, Arthur-38 Maxwell, Glen-33 Mayhugh, Connie-41 Mayhugh, Gladys--41 Mayhugh, Jerry-41 Mayhugh, Thelma-33 Mazick, Robert-33 Minet, Alice-20, 50, 52 Mingroni, Pat-38 Mitchell, Jim--42, 43, 44, 63 Mylnek, Jim-38 Mylnek, Lucille--42 Mobley, Jane-20, 46, 51, 52, 64, 68 Mondlak, Jim-33 Montak, John-20 Moody, Raymond-63 Mooney, Ralph-20, 46, 48, 63 LaRuffo, Catherine--41 Lavitch ka, JoAnn-37 Lazich, Anna-19, 46 LeMasters, James-19 LeMasters, Ronald-37 McCabe, John-33 McCloud, David-37 McCloud, Kenneth-33 McCormick, Bernard-41 McCormick, William-41 Morford, Morgan, Edna-33 Don-63 Morgan, Reece-33, 62 Moore, Richard-33 Moore, Connie--42 KOTERA SERVICE 8. HARDWARE, NEFFS, OHIO 96 Moore, Louise-20 Student Index Patterson, Pat-38, 55, 64 Murray, Moore, James-33 Moro, Matthew-33 Morris, Margaret-37, 57 Morris, Nancy-42 Morris, Robert-42 Mowrey, Beverly-33 Mowrey , Herman-42 Mowrey, Joyce-38 Mrkvica, Helen-42 Gertrude-33 Patterson, Paul-33 Peck, David-38, 62 Peclicord, Peggy-38, 55 Pedelose, Charles-43 Pedelose, Danny-38 Pedelose, Vickie-21, 58 Pestella, Eleanor-21, 46, 52, 55 Petschauer, Marsha-33 Phillips, Charles-21, 61 Piatt, Don-38 Murray, William-20, 44, 48, 68 Murtaugh, Constance-33 Myers, William-42 Myler, Nancy-38 Neiswonger, Bernice--38 Neiswonger, Kenneth-21 Neitzelt, Ronald-21 Nelson, Myrdith--21, 29, 55, 58, 64, 70, 71, 90 Nelson, Nancy-38, 55, 90 Piatt, Jim-21 Pica, Gene-38 Piehowicz, John-12, 21, 53, 61, 78, 82, 85 Piper, Helen-42, 64 Pittman, Doris-21, 55, 58, 90 Podeas, Ronald-42 Pojar, Betty-38 Polinsky, Richard-42 Polivka, Shirley-42, 64 Nemec, James-30, 38, 78, 84, 85 Nemec, Joe-20 Nemec, Shirley-38 Newell, Charles-33, 82 Newell, Dorothy--21 Newell, Gail-42, 55 Newell, William 38 Nice, Margaret-38 Poppe, Charlotte-42, 55 Poppe, Eleanor-38, 55 Porter, Phyllis-34 Potter, Shirley-43 Potts, Martin-38, 84 Prochaska, Barbara-33, 55, 64 Prosperi, Connie-34 Protiva, Betty-38 Nicholas, Deno-33, 61, 62, 82 Niedermeyer, James-38, 62 Noice, Susie-21, 46, 50, 51, 55, 64 Nolan, Charles-33 Norris, Thelma-33, 64 Novy, Helen-42 Nowak, John-21 Nowak, Richard-38 Olack, Theresa-33 Olexa, Steve-33 Olinski, Charles-42 Owens, Rosetta-42 Oxley, Dorothy-33, 64 Pacifico, Thomas-39 Pugh, Betty-22, 58 Pumpa, Mary-38 Purtiman, Dorothy-22, 52, 55, 90 Pytlak, Ronald-22, 78, 85 Rader, Beverly-38, 55, 90 Rafeldt, B onnie-42, 64 Rafeldt, Gloria-34, 64 Ramsay, Clarence-22, 61 Ramsay, Doris-22, 44 Ramsay, Eleanor-42 Ramsay, Lois-22, 44, 58 Ramsay, Ruth-38 Ray, Shirley-38 Rea, Herman-42 Rieves, Mary-38, 64 Ridzinski, Rose-42 Robbins, Betty-38, 64 Robbins, Elizabeth-22, 55 Robbins, Ellen-42, 55, 64, 90 Robbins, Ruth-22 Robinson, James-22, 61 Robinson, Sue-22, 52, 55, 57, 64, 68, 70, 90 Robinson, Stanley-34 Rodefer, Judith--34, 55, 64 Rodefer, Richard-42, 43, 53, 61, 63 Roebuck, Betty-34, 55, 57 Rome, Dorothy-22, 55, 58, 90 Rose, Beverly-42, 55, 64 Roseberry, Earl-34, 62 Roth, Esther-22, 50 Rouse, Wayne-34 Rowley, Patricia-42, 55, 64, 90 Rozmon, Frank-34 Ruble, Gladys-38 Ruckman, Ellsworth-42 Ruckman, Nancy-42 Rude, Thom-22, 61 Rudish, Donald-42, 63 Rudish, Rose-34, 55, 64 Rumskey, Otto-22 Rumskey, Sally-38, 44, 55, 70, 90 Runyan, Shirley--42 Russell, James-39 Sabatina, Marian-42, 55, 64 Sadlowski, Evelyn-38 Sabo, Raymond-42 Sadowski, Denise-38, 55, 64, 70, 90 Saffell, Carol-34 Salisburg, Eddie-42, 63 Sambuco, Warren-22 Sanders, Florence-38, 64 Sanders, Raymond-23, 44, 61, 62 Saunders, Mary-42 Schramm, Dave-23, 78, 81 Schramm, Marcia-38, 55, 90 Schrum, Franklin-23, 53, 58 Palian, Martin-42 Palicka, Tom-42 Palkovich, Paul-30, 33, 62, 78 Palmer, Bernadine-38, 55 Palmer, Beverly-42, 55, 64, 90 Palmer, Gene--21, 61 Palmer, Jerry-21 Palmer, Nancy-38, 55, 69 Palmer, Romana-55 Parker, Josephine-38 Parker, Pauline-33 Rea, Yolanda-34 Rebecca, Aldo-42 Redpath, George-42, 63 Reed, Helen-42, 55, 64, 90 Reed, William-38 Regoli, Evelyn-34, 57, 69 Reionis, Frank-42 Reionis, Shirley-34 Reionfs, Walter-34 Reynolds, Audrey-30, 34, 55. 57 Rhodes, Shirley-42, 55, 64 Scott, Augusta-23, 58 Scott, Delcie-23, 29, 51, 52, 55, 64, 90 Scott, Doris-39 Scott, Jerry-38 Scott Robert-38 Scott, Virginia-38 Seidel, Frederick-28, 44, 82, 83 Sellars, Carl-39, 44 Parnell, Theresa-46, 50 Patch, Mariorie-43 Patrone, Carol-33, 55, 64, 90 Patrone, Eileen-33, 55, 64, 70, 90 Patrone, Phillip-42, 84 Richards, Leah-34, 55, 58 Richardson, Barbara-42, 64 Richardson, Edwin-42, 63 Rieves, Arthur-34, 78 Rieves, Ida-38 Semple, Shirley-23, 50, 51, 52, 55, 90 Sexton, Arlene-39, 55 Sexton, Wanda-43, 55 Shackelford, Joyce-34, 55, 57. 70, 90 Shackelford, Murray-39, 84 Shank, Jean-42, 55, 64, 90 Shapiro, Meyer-42 Shaw, David-34 THE NEW CO-OPERATIVE CO., NEFFS, OHIO 97 Shaw, Marie-23, 58 Shepherd, Mariorie-34 Sherry, Barbara-23, 46, 90 Shunk, Sarah-39, 55, 64 Sichi, Robert-43 SdhgHmMH-4l4Q7Q8L8Z8l85 Siegenthaler, Jim-34 Simko, Margaret-34, 47, 55, 57, 58, 64 Simpson, Clarence-39 Sklenar, Richard-39 Skorich, Delores-23, 51, 55, 64, 90 Skukan, Jack-39, 62 Sliwinski, John-34 Slotwinski, Ray-34 Small, David-39 Small, Jean-34, 57 Smith, Terrance-43, 61, 63 Student Index Thomas, Wayne Lee-24 Thompson, Herman--43 Weekly, Charles-39 Weekly, Richard-39 Thornton, Laura-43, 55, 90 Thornton, William-34 Thornton, Thomas-43 Thornton, Ronald-39 Tipton, Shirley-34 Tollett, Helen-39, 55, 90 Tomer, Carolyn-24, 58 Travis, Shirley-39 Travis, Virginia--43 Trigg, Bonnie-34 Trigg, Dorothy-34, 55, 64 Trigg, Floris-24, 55, 58 Tri99f George-24 Trigg Marion-43 Trigg: Wilda-39 Weekley, Joe-43 West, Jerrold-25 West, William-25 Wehe, Robert-25, 61, 78 Wheeler, Wiggins, Wiggins, Wiley, Ja Robert-39 Bernadine-39, 55, 64, 90 Mary Ann-25, 51, 55, 64 me s-43 Wilke, Shirley-34 Wilkes, Roberta-43, 64 Willerton, Willerton Barbara-25, 51, 55, , Patricia-39, 55 Williams, Arwilda-39 Williams, Roger-43 Williams, Russel-39 Williams, Sara-34 Smith, Kenneth-39 Snider Snider Snider, EHen-23,55,58,64,90 Snider, , Marlene-39, 55, 70, 90 , Norma-43, 55 Richard-38 Snively, Audrey--43 Snively, Jean-34 Snodgrass, Barbara-39, 55, 64 Snouffer, Helen-34, 55, 57, 64 Snyder, Rosalie-43, 55, 64, 90 Sole, Claudine-39 Sole, Kenneth-34 Somerville, Joyce-23, 58 Spears, Pat-23, 44 Spoon, Ronald-34 Stanek, Betty-43, 55, 64 Starkey, Eleanor-39, 90 Stemkowski, Frank--43 Stemkowski, Johnnie-23 Stern, Sylvia-24, 44, 52, 55 Stewart, Donald-24, 61, 71 Stewart, Jean-34, 50, 55, 57, 64, 70 Stewart, Joyce-24, 52, 55 Stewart, Ruby-43 St. John, Martha-34 Stokes, Blanche--34, 55, 90 Stokes, Mary-43 Strahl, Alan-24 Studenc, Francis-39, 61 Suchan, Patty--39, 47, 55, 64, 90 Sutton, David-24, 53, 71 Swann, Annette-39 Sykes, Robert-39, 61 Trolley, Martha-43, 55, 64 Trolley, Nick-34 Tubaugh, Wilda-39, 55 Tuttle, Lowell-24, 61 Tuttle, Wilbur--34 Underwood, Evelyn-39, 55 Ulrey, Chester-43 Unterzuber, Rose-39, 90 Unterzuber, William-24 Upperman, Anita-34, 64 Vaglienti, Carol-43 Vaglienti, Ellen-39, 55, 90 Valachovic, Joe--24, 58, 61 Valachovic, Tony-39 Vannelle, Arleen-43, 55 Vannest, Janet-39 Van Pelt, Nora-25, 58 Vasek, Albert-34, 78 Vasey, Florence--25, 58 Vosey, Patricia--43 Vcelka, Katherine-43 Vcelka, Roseann-25, 58 Veivoda, Judy-39, 51, 55 Velegolla, Helen-39 Veverka, Joyce-25, 55, 58 Veverka, Marilyn-43, 55 Vinka, Bill-43 Vinskovich, Jennie-43 Vinskovich, Richard-34 Voight, Anne-34, 55, 58, 64 Walker, Wade-34 Wallace, Bob-39, 58, 61 Wallace, Robert-34 ,64 Thatcher, Eileen-34 Thoenen, .ludy-34, 64 Thomas, Bill-24 Thomas, Charles-39 Thomas, Donna-34 Thomas, James-34 Wallett, Mary-39, 55 Wass, Vid--34 Waters, Donna--43, 64 Webb, Francis-43 Weber, Lila-25, 58 Weber, Joe-39 Williamson, Harry-39 Williamson, Lora-43, 55, 90 Willis, Mayme-39 Willis, Patricia-43, 64 Willison, Esther-43, 90 Willison, Marlyn-39, 55 Willison, Phyllis-34 Willison, Shirley-34 Wilson, Homer-34 Winke, Steve-43 Wise, Alice-34, 55, 64 Wise, Gloria-39 Wise, Loretta-39, 55 Wise, Marguerite-25, 55, 64 Woodcock, Lois-25, 55, 58 Woods, Bill-34 Woollard, Franklin-25 Workman, George-39 Workman, Lola-39 Wright, Charles-J34 Wright, Gerald-25 Wright, Geraldine-34, 55, 64 Wright, Ida-25, 55, 58, 64 Yates, Donald-43 Yoho, Gail-43 Young, .lim-39, 78 Youst, Mary-43 Yost, Francis-26, 90 Zaccagnini, Pete-39 Zaleski, Irene-26, 58 Zastrdil, Robert Zdanski, Amelia-34 Zalesny, Robert-26 Zeller, Alex-26, 61 Zigiceek, Carl-26 Zuesy, Helena-34 EDDIE POTTS SERVICE STATION, BELLAIRE, OHIO 98 64 Friends Accrocco, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allen, Mrs. William Allison, Mrs. M. 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Yavelak, Mr. and Mrs. William Yocum, Miss Margaret Yost, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Zaleski, Paul Zeidman, Alvin L. THE ELLIOTT SCHOOL, WHEELING, W. VA. d Rowling We gratefully acknowledge the financial contributions given us by the following industrial and business concerns and urge that you give them your patronage. Antiques Bellaire Service 81 Mdse. Apparel Shops Blum's Horne's Hyman's Jeri-Lee Shop Lando's Mendelson's Parintha Hat Shop Rivlin Sport Shop, Jules Smart Shop Automotive Bellaire Ford Sales McClain Motor Company Bakeries Gress Seidel Building Supplies 8. Construction Garland Freeman Neff Lumber Co., The Ohio Valley Lumber Co. Children's Wear Children's Shop, The Dairies United Dairy, The Dentists Caldwell, Robert M. Nesbitt, W. J. Department Stores Berman's Good, L. S. 8g Co. Grant Co., W. T. Herzberg's Hub, The CWheelingi Murphy Co., G. C. Penney Co., J. C. Sargus Dept. Store Stifel 8- Co., The Geo. E, Stone 8- Thomas Taylor Co., George R. 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Insurance Cowen-Dickens-Neuhart Insurance Co. Dickey, Allan Kern Insurance Agency., The Schramm, Kenneth Walker, Sam Jewelers Bryan, Arch Hancher Co., Charles N. Phillips Jewelry Store Pinsky, Ben Posin Jewelry Co. Rogers Jewelers Stanley's Law Firms Matz 84 Cinque Pinsky, Esther Markets 8. Food Purveyors A. G. Food Center, Mike DeBlass A. G. Food Center, Frizzi 8: Son Busack Brothers Campbell's Food Market East End Market, The Kadlic Food Store Keller's Grocery New Co-operative Co., The Schramm's Grocery Tony's Meat Market Triangle Food Store, The Vasek Food Market, The Wassman Co., The Frederick White's Market Mortuaries Bauknecht, Walter C. Dean News Stand Bellaire News Agency, The Optometrists Fra n klin, M. Paints Burdett's Paint 8- Wallpaper Ohio Paint 8K Glass Co., The K Photographer McDonald Studio, The Printers 8. Publishers 8. Engravers Canton Engraving Co., The Kurtz Bros. Progressive Printing Co. 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