Bellaire High School - Beljuan Yearbook (Bellaire, OH)

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I i I w.II.L.M I N4 1 J. , 1-.Vg . .,. ,- N? - F :Sa-fi. .5 wx rc 20 ,M 1955 BEL UAN UUWN IN THE HILLS -fwmwmfmeawf A birdseye view showing a section of Bellaire and ihe Ohio River Valley. ARCHIBALD HARDWARE Bellaire 4 The rolling hills of Belmoni Counfy as seen from Route 214 wesi of Bellaire. A Q ,W X. wav.: I THE HEART UF . . Looking up the rive Iowcrd Wheeling AULT-LINARD INSURANCE AGENCY Bellaire 5 l 1 . . 5 X331 ,4 of ,wmwwlailfili . M M .WM MH.. J ll A View of Our School ' ' . , ,, 7 ,fi 9 l , .5 ,- r -,. a EHUM SEPTEMBER TU Biscuits were on 'he menu in the cooking class composed cf Mary Rieves, Peggy Pedicord, Roberta Wilkes, Mary Saunders, Rheia Clark, Beverly Rose, Patty Willis, Ida Rieves, Helen Velegola, Lola Workman, Connie Mayhugh, Harriet Eilcleberry, and Donna Phillips. In woodworking shop Homer Carmen is about io send a board thru the planer. In the back- ground are Zaccagnini, Dunlap, Ulrey, Littlee ion, and Mellofl. American Hisiory musl be a fascinating and in- teresting subiecl if the expressions on the faces of Ault, Bosfancic, and Hendershof are any crie terion. Judy Ingram, Rosella Baldwin, and Nancy .lo Nelson are amused while Beverly Hixenbaugh and Carol Hoskinson are dozing off. BELLAIRE FORD SALES, INC. Bellaire 6 IU E WE ST DIED Sophomores lola May, Alberta Johnson, Gene Marn, George Beall, and Dick Landers busily fill in the blanks in their English work books, Mr. Hawkins gives freshmen Wayne Weber, Don- ald Smith, and Larry Lynn some fine points in shop work while Raymond Tristin works inde' pendently. Juniors Jerry Freiberg, Gus Dandos, Aaron Clif- ford, Donald Kinney, and Jim Duvall are well on the way toward being important chemists. BERMAN'S Bellaire 7 HSEVE TEE I5 TEHHIPIU' First Row, left to right: Hazel Ault, Richard Polinsky, Marlene Mackey Second Row: Rosalie Gacek, Arlene Vannelle, Arlene DeNardo, Marcia Cinque Third Row: James Mitchell, Phillip Lappert, Richard Rodefer, Aaron Clifford, Kay Lopeman Dr. Allenby-A dentist Mrs, Wagner- Grandma , STAHHIN G Hannah Hawks-Hired girl from the country , .. ,. Chuck Allenby-With a propensity for getting into trouble Barbie Allenby-His sister ,. Janie Allenby-His younger sister Billie Allenby-The baby and a sleuth Patsy Gardner-'A neighbor girl Nancy Pomeroy-Barbie's friend , Hugo Jarvis-A sophisticated youth George Bennetfliriend and ally of Chuck Ginny Grant-Chuck's girl friend James Mitchell Rosalie Gacek , ,. ,. Kay Lopeman Richard Rodefer Marcia Cinque . Marlene Mackey Richard Polinsky , .,,. Hazel Ault . Arlene Vannelle . Phillip Lappert Aaron Clifford Arlene DeNardo Director-Miss Pauline Ewing Prompter-Rita Colicchia Property-Robert Bomer First Row, left to right: Miriam Wehe, Jane Ann Potts, Delphine Presutti, Betsy Zuccarello, Jane Witten, Dana Freshour Second Row: Jerry Ault, Steve Rodefer, Donald Ostasiewski THE FRESHMEN ENTERTAINED WITH Bll.l.Y'S FIRST DATE Billy Baker-iust fourteen Judy Baker-his sister . Mrs. Baker-his mother ,. Steve Rodefer Dana Freshour Jane Witten John Baker-his father . . ...... ,.,.. .,.., J e rry Ault Teddie Boswell-his pal .. , .. Donald Ostasiewslti Myrna Coakley-a neighbor ...... Delphine Presutti Mrs. Coakley-her mother ..,..... .. .... ..,. M iriam Wehe Barbara Britton-another neighbor . . .. ..., ,, . Jane Ann Potts Mrs. Britton-her mother ..,.,...,.. .4,.. .....,........,. B e tsy Zuccarello Director-Miss Pauline Ewing BRYAN BROS. Bellaire 8 A D CHUW EU A DUEE ELEANOR STARKEY 'w 4 Q 5 9 5 'I 'YN Rosemarie Andrews Senior Aftendanf Kathy Taylor Sophomore Atfendan? Gloria Meholovich Freshman Affendanr Linda Lococo Junior Attendant BURDETT'S PAINT A WALLPAPER Bellaire 9 ND ANU UA CEU A D The girls were lovely and their escorts handsome as they danced at the winter 'formal in our gym. , i We tread the light fantastic at the Hi-Y-Teen Formal, Ray Jefters crowns Eleanor Starkey Homecoming Queen K ,, .xg THE IMPERIAL GLASS CORP. Bellaire The day we look yearbook pictures. The boys are exhousfed from climbing the stairs to the P. A. room, the girls have recorded everyone's name. Now 1o las! period class. Whaf cz holiday! . .f' . , 1 ' X 1 l ,sb IQ! '1 M x 1 Q ' E ,E Q. A O ' fl, ,W Q 'Min A, 5? Q , 594 -W SN X L xi X his we . F f Q if V. AW , Wwlfv IS 5 x w ,QV 1 2 V My K k M, W 51? 2 ,V .Xe I ig . - F ,1 an 5 if! ' ' iff A A - x . H N W g , K' .5 Q vQ' 3 '5?Nw bf ek P 5 BU HD UP EDUEATIU First Row, lef! Oo right: Mr, Cooper, Clerkg Mr. Kerr, Mr. Noice Second Row: Mr. Reinbolf, Superintendeni of Schools: Mr. Bransiroop, Dr. Creamer, President AUMI ISTHATIU tam MR. REINBOIJ MR. POLINSKY MISS PRICE Superintendent Principal Assistant Principal Bellaire Public Schools Bellaire High Bellaire High CAPITOL FLOWER SHOP, Bellaire I4 SECRETARIES ,. M,,.W . Miss Baker Secretory to the Superintendent Mrs. Long Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Wise resigned at Christmas time as Mr. PoIinsky's secre- tclry after almost five years of very efficient service. OUR BUS DRIVERS CERVELLI MOTOR CO. Bellaire 15 Mr. Fox, Mr. Bethel, Mr. Reynolds czak, Mr. Getrost Not Photographed: Mr. Talbet, Mr. Crow, Mr. Ross and Mr. McClain Mr. Keyser, Mr. Dixon, Mr, Rotczi- M echunical Drawing absorbs the attention of Owen Campbell, Russell Dennis, Joe Chirik, George Donley, John Mills, John Clark, Bob Kinter, Larry Zurals, Jim Marilc, Dick Petran, cmd Jim Corbett, CITY NEWS STAND Bellaire Miss Koehnline - Plane Geometry, Alge- bra 'l. Miss Cambric - Biology, Sewing. Miss Kerr - English, Mr. Reynolds - Physics, Science, Visual Education. Mr. Hewetson Ault - U. S. History, World History, U. S, Govern- ment. Mr, Mosso - General Science, Practical Math. Mr. Bovenizer - Chemistry, Guidance. Miss Haudenschield - Alge- bra l, Algebra ll, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Mr. Cribbs - U. S. His- tory, Physical Education, Basketball coach, Senior Science. Mrs, Hawkins - Sewing 1, General Eng- lish, General Business. Miss Soylor - Typing, Shorthand. Mr. Jeffreys - Bookkeeping, Arithmetic. Mr. Dixon - Economics, Sociology, Law, Civics. Miss Korner - English. Miss Mehimun - Shorthand, Typing. Miss Waddell - English. Mr. Donald Ault - Social Science, U. S. History, Civics and Current History. FACULTY THE CITY WELDING C0 Bellaire 17 Future stenographers in typing class- Mary Stokes, Claudine Sole, Catherine LaRuHo, Angela Cerar, Nancy Morris. Miss Hofreuter - Distributive Education. Mrs. Eby - Cooking. Miss Smith - World History, English. Miss Ryder - French, Ass't Librarian. Mr. Spirk - Band Director, Boys' Chorus, Mr. Stunelc - Orchestra Director. Miss Molby - Girls' Chorus. ClVIN'S SERVICE STATION Bellaire 18 Mr. Hawkins - Industrial Arts I, Drivers' Training. Mr. Keyser - Industrial Arts, Track Coach. Mr. Lewis - Woodwork ing. Mr. Blind - Drawing, Printing Industrial Arts. Not photographed Mr. Rataiczak - Machine Shop. Miss Price - Latin. Miss Ewing Q English, Public Speaking. Mr. Bethel - Geography, General Science Miss Fitch - Physical Education, Health Not photographed, Mr. Bonar - Health Physical Education, Football Coach. 1 FACULTY v I I CLIFFORD SUNOCO Bellaire 19 UFFIEEH5 DICIk s y JG d vpd BEHULD THE SE IDRS TOUCHDOWN CLUB, Bellaire 20 W P d I MW ilu- gifsiff C. Accrocco P. Albright M. A. Alvey R. Andrews P. Appolloni R. M. Appolloni Catherine Accrocco, College Preparatory Course: G.A.A., Y- Teens. Phyllis Albright, General Course: G.A.A.-Secretary, Y-Teens, Basketball, Milk Sales, Mary Ann Alvey, Commercial Course: Chapel Programs, Y-Teens, Popcorn Girl, Office Girl. William Amici, General Course. Shirley Anderson, Commer- cial Course: Glee Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Otiice Girl, Sales Club. R. Baldwin G. Barthlow J. Bell .l. Bess C. Bigler B. Bostancic W. Amici S. Anderson C. Arno T. Ault Rosemarie Andrews, Commercial Course: Maiorette, Office Girl, Student Council-Secretary. Phyllis Appolloni, Commer- cial Course. Rose Marie Appolloni, Commercial Course: Y- Teens-Cabinet, G.A.A.-Cabinet, Office Girl. Clarence Arno, General Course. Tom Ault, College Preparatory Course: Foot- ball, Student Council, Vice President Sophomore Class, Basket- ball Manager. Rosella Baldwin, Commercial Course: Faculty Secretary, G.A.A., Y-Teens. George Barthlow, General Course. Jerry Bell, Col- lege Preparatory Course: Student Council, Football, Class Plays. James Bess, General Course: Chapel Programs. Clifford Bigler, Industrial Course: Sales Club, Band. Bob Bostancic, College Preparatory Course: Football, Baseball, Hi-Y. THE POWHATAN MINING CO. Powhatan, Ohio if M. E. Boyd M. Brarko J. Bulger J. Buri SE IDRS D. Bronchik D. Camden Mary Evelyn Boyd, College Preparatory Course, Y-Teens, Junior Ushererfe, Class Chapel, Queen Hi-Y-Teen Formal. Marian Bratka, Commercial Course, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Commercial Club, Ofiice Girl. Don Bronchik, Industrial Arts Course, Track, Hi-Y, Glee Club. James Bulger, General Course. John Bufi, Col- lege Preparatory Course, Foofball, Track, Milk Sales. David Camden, Sales Club. HAPPY EVENING The cheerleaders mob Mr. Bonar after ihe Ferry game Andrews, Rumsky, Snider, Gully, Greenwood, Shank. COCHRAN ELECTRIC, Bellaire, Ohio 22 Barbara Campbell, Commercial Course: Commercial Club, Y- Teens, G.A.A., Sales Club. Joyce Campbell, Commercial Course: Y-Teens, G.A.A., Commercial Club. Homer Carman, Scientific Course. Lawson Carpenter, General Course. Angelo Ceror, Commercial Course: Y-Teens. Jackie Cifaldi, Commer- Course: Cheerleader, G.A.A., Student Council, Banking. Dale Clark, College Preparatory Course: Football, Hi-Y, Student Council, Glee Club. Retta Clark, Home Ec. Course: G.A.A., Y- Teens, Sales Club. Betty Jane Cochrane, Scientific Course: Glee Club, Sophomore Assembly, G.A.A. Wayne Conaway, General Course. Ann Cox, Home Ec. Course. B. Campbell J. Campbell H. Carman l.. Carpenter A. Cerar J. Clfdldl Don Craig, College Preparatory Course: Band-Student Direc- tor, General Scholarship Team, Senior Scholarship Team. Bill Crawford, Industrial Arts Course. Rose Marie Culfaro, Gen- eral Course: G.A.A., Basketball, Y-Teens. Mary Rose Curtis, Commercial Course: Y-Teens, G.A.A., Class Chapel, Scorecard Girl, Usherette. Betty Curzon, Commercial Course: Y-Teens, G.A.A., Commercial Club, Office Girl. D. Clark R. Clark B. J. Cochrane W. Conaway A. Cox D. Craig B. Crawford R. M. Culfaro M. R. Curtis B. Curzon THE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE Wheeling, W. Va. 23 s N f l if J B Day C. Deafenbaugh C. DelGuzzo T Drennan B. Dunlap L. Edwards Bob Day, Scientific Course: Hi-Y, Class Basketball. Charles Deafenbaugh, College Preparatory Course: Hi-Y-Secretary- Treasurer, Glee Club, Senior Scholarship, Beliuan Staff. Cath- erine DelGuuo, Commercial Course: Student Council, Office Girl, Glee Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A. JoAnn DeMarco, Home Ec. Course. Paolo DiPaolo, General Course: Band, Orchestra, Hi- Y, Sales Club. Wayne Farmer, College Preparatory Course: Senior Class Presi- dent, Student Council, Football-All State Team, Beliuan Stall Jerry Farnario, General Course: Football-Captain, All State Football Team, Sales Club, Secretary-Junior Class. .lerry Fisher, General Course: Football, Track, Basketball, Hi-Y. Jerry Fluxe, College Preparatory Course: General Scholarship Team, Senior Scholarship Team, Beliuan Stafi, Buckeye Boys' State. John Fox, Industrial Arts Course. Deanna Frey, Commercial Course: Y-Teens, Office Girl, Commercial Club, G.A.A. J. A. DeMarco P. DiPaolo J. Eikleberry P. Eikleberry Tom Drennan, College Preparatory Course. Bruce Dunlap, ln dustrial Course: Track, Sales Club-President. Lucille Edwards General Course: Decca Club. John Eiltleberry, General Course Sales Club. Patricia Eikleberry, College Preparatory Course Senior Scholarship Team, Y-Teens-Cabinet, G.A.A., Band. fn' -Sf 1' J .,--i - W. Farmer J. Farnario J. Fisher J. Fluxe J. Fox D. Frey THE BELMONT RESTAURANT Bellaire, Ohio E. Fry T. Furman H. Gabel G. Garloch D. Giffin M. Giffin Emmet! Fry, Industrial Arfs Course, Foolball, Baseball, Sales Club. Terry Furman, lndusirial Arfs Course. Harry Gulnel, General Course, Bond, Marching Band, Dance Band, Orchestra. Gerald Garloch, General Course. Doris Gimn, College Pre- paratory Course, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Orchestra, Band. Miriam Giflin, College Preparatory Course, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Glee Club, Orchestra, Band. ROYAL COURT OF Y-TEEN FORMAL Ray Jeffers, Marian Braika, Emmett F ry, Queen Mary Evelyn Boyd, Tom Aull, and Barbara Snodgrass. THE NEW CO-OPERATIVE CO. Neffs, Ohio 25 SE IUHS I' 5 B. Gray C. Greenway J. Greenwood K. Grimes N. Gulley K. Hall Berdell Gray, General Course. Cora Greenway, Commercial Course, Glee Club, Orchestra, Commercial Club. Joe Green- wood, College Preparatory Course, Vice President-Senior Class, Basketball Captain, Beliuan Staff. Kenneth Grimes, Industrial Arts Course, Sales Club, Hi-Y. Nancy Gulley, Gen- eral Course, Cheerleader, Y-Teens, Glee Club. Kenneth Hall, Industrial Arts Course. SE IDRS The snowflakes are coming down in balls but we help with the Block of Dimes. Mr. Polinslxy is Master of Ceremonies. Marie Kaz- mirski, Joyce Mowrey and Rosemarie Andrews help with the act. THE COWAN-DICKENS-NEUHART CO., Insurance Specialists since T869 FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Bellaire 26 Patricia Hall, General Course: Y-Teens, Sales Club. Carol Hanna, Commercial Course: Office Girl, Y-Teen Cabinet, Glee Club. Pat Harlan, General Course: Y-Teens, Popcorn Girl, Sales Club. Melvin Heatherington, General Course. Jerry Helms, Industrial Arts Course. Richard Hendershot, Scientific Course. Gerald Hess, Scientific Course: Hi-Y, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Geraldine Hess, General Course: Glee Club, Y-Teens, Mixed Chorus, Varsity Chorus. Nancy Hess, General Course: Concert Band, Marching Band, Varsity Band. Beverly Hixenbaugh, College Preparatory Course: Y-Teens, G.A.A., Freshman Play. Mildred Holenlro, College Preparatory Course: Y-Teens, G.A.A., Usherette. , i J? P. Hall C. Hanna P- Harlan M. Heatherington J. Helms R. Hendershot Carol Hoskinson, Commercial Course: Bond. Arthur Houston, College Preparatory Course: Hi-Y-Treasurer, Junior Class Play, P.A.T. Donald Hrdliclca, Industrial Arts Course. James Hughes, Industrial Arts Course. Jeanne Iannone, Commercial Course: Y-Teens, Glee Club-Accompanist. G Hess G. Hess N. Hess B. Hixenbaugh M. Holenka Hosklnson A. Houston D. Hrdliclca J. Hughes J. Iannone BIG RED BOOSTERS 3 i ' : D ce J. Ingram M. Jasper S Kadlic M. Kazmirski D. Kelly Drusilla Ice, College Preparatory Course: Scholarship Team, Y-Teens, Glee Club. Judy Ingram, College Preparatory Course: Y-Teen Cabinet, G.A.A., Band-President. Marlene Jasper, General Course: Y-Teens, Band, Library Girl. Raymond Jeffers, College Preparatory Course: Student Council-President, Track -Co-Captain, Scholarship Team. Peggy Jones, General Course. Carlene Klee, Home Ec. Course: Sales Club, G.A.A. Harry Klinkler, Industrial Arts Course: Hi-Y, P.A.T. Robert Kovalyk, Scientific Course: Band, Orchestra, P.A.T. Richard Kurth, Sci- entific Course: Band, Dance Band, Sophomore Chapel. .lahn Lambros, College Preparatory Course: Glee Club, Mixed Cho- rus, Hi-Y. Don Landers, College Preparatory Course: Band, Basketball, Glee Club, Hi-Y. R. Jeffers P. Jones P. Kennedy M. Kinder Shirrel Kadlic, Commercial Course: Y-Teens, G.A.A., Banking Girl. Marie Kazmirski, College Preparatory Course: Moiorette, Band, Orchestra. Donna Kelly, General Course: G.A.A., Y- Teens, Basketball, Glee Club. Patricia Kennedy, College Pre- paratory Course: Scholarship Team, Y-Teen-Cabinet, Glee Club. Mona Kinder, General Course: Y-Teens, G.A.A., Sales Club. C. Klee H. Klinkler R. Kovalyl: R. Kurth J. Lambros D. Landers THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF THE EAGLES l J. Lavitchka R. LeMasters B. Loeffler S. Lopeman B. Luke J. Lyseslxi JoAnn Lavifchka, Commercial Course, Oflice Girl, Y-Teens, Banking Girl, Commercial Club. Ronald LeMas!ers, General Course. Betty loemer, General Course. Sam Lopeman, Col- lege Preparatory Course, Junior Class Play, Scholarship Team, Class Assembly. Bill Luke, College Preparatory Course, Hi-Y. Jerry lyseski, Scientific Course, Band, Orchesfra. SE IUHS Rosemarie Andrews and Lee Patrone ready for the fashion parade. enior men relax in assembly-Fry, Farmer, Far- nario, Greenwood, Jefifers, Bufi, Ault. ALLAN DICKEY First National Building Bellaire 29 we ,ar C. Marik as-v J. Marinelli S. Marlin E. Masarick D. Masters A. Maxwell SE IDRS Cynthia Marik, Commercial Course, Y-Teens, Interclub Repre' sentative, Instrumental Ensembles, Orchestra. Joseph Marinelli, General Course, Glee Club. Sandra Marlin, Commercial Course, Beliuan Stall, Commercial Club, Banking Girl, Band. Edward Masariclc, Scientific Course, Hi-Y, Basketball. Dan Masters, College Preparatory Course. Arthur Maxwell, Gen- eral Course, Sales Club, Hi-Y. Q 5 2 Judy Veivoda and Patty Suchan groom Bingo Waiting for the male- fcf The Ying- Judy and Rosella? DORSEY PIANO CO., Bellaire, Ohio 30 Lenora McFadden, College Preparatory Course: Y-Teen Cabinet, General Scholarship Team, Prince of Peace Contest. Patricia McFarland, College Preparatory Course: Editor-Beliuan, Schol- arship Team, Junior Class Play. Mary McFeley, General Course: Sales Club. Harolcl McGavin, Industrial Arts Course. Cleo McGilton, Commercial Course: Oftice Girl. Wayne Meek, Industrial Arts Course: Football. Robert Mandelson, College Preparatory Course: Hi-Y, P.A.T., Assembly Programs. Dave Miller, General Course: Baseball. Patricia Mingroni, Commercial Course: Ottice Girl, Commercial Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens. James Mlynek, General Course. Nancy Myler, Commercial Course: Y-Teens, Commercial Club. L. McFadden P. McFarland M. McFeley H. McGavin C. McGilton W Meek Corinne Nardo, Commercial Course: Y-Teens, Glee Club, Thes- pians. Bernice Neiswanger, General Course: Sales Club. Nancy Jo Nelson, College Preparatory Course: Y-Teens, G.A.A., Glee Club. James Nemec, College Preparatory Course: Foot- ball-All State, Sophomore Class President, Beliuan Staff. Shirley Nemec, General Course: Glee Club, Ensemble, Mixed Chorus. Menclelson D. Miller P. Mingroni Nardo B. Neiswanger N. J. Nelson J. Mlynek N. Myler J. Nemec S. Nemec THE DUBOIS SERVICE STATION Bellaire FX! X, J Niedermeyer R. Nowak B. Palmer J. Parker D. Patterson D. Peck James Niedermeyer, College Preparatory Course, Junior Class Play, Glee Club. Richard Nowak, Scientific Course, Football, Basketball, Glee Club, F. A. T. Bernadine Palmer, General Course, Sales Club. Geraldine Palmer, General Course. Nancy Palmer, Commercial Course, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Homecoming Queen Attendant. va-1 G. Pica B. J. Poiar E. Poppe M. Potts B. Protiva M. Pumpa G. Palmer N. Palmer P. Pedicord D. Piatt Josephine Parker, General Course, Sales Club. Donald Potter son, General Course. David Peck, lndustrial Arts Course, Foot ball, Glee Club. Peggy Pedicord, Home Ec. Course, Y-Teens Junior Red Cross, Class Assembly. Don Piatt, College Prepara tory Course, Football, Student Council, Junior Class-Secretary Editor-Hi-Times. Gene Pica, College Preparatory Course, Hi-Y-President, Stu- dent Council, Vice President-Freshman Class, Betty June Po- lar, General Course, Glee Club, Y-Teens. Eleanor Poppe, Col- lege Preparatory Course, Y-Teens, Scorecard Girl, Popcorn Girl, Assembly Program. Martin Potts, College Preparatory Course, Football, Junior Class-President, Student Council, Hi-Y, Basketball. Betty Protiva, Commercial Course, Buckeye Girls' State, G.A.A., Commercial Club. Mary Pumpa, Commercial Course, Commercial Club, Y-Teens, Library Girl, Scorecard Girl. THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Bellaire B. Rader R. Ramsay M. Rieves B. Robbins Beverly Rader, Scientific Course: Beliuan Staff, Class Chapel, Marching Band. Ruth Ramsay, Commercial Course: Banking Girl, Ottice Girl, Y-Teens. Shirley Ray, General Course. Bill Reed, College Preparatory Course: Varsity Band, P. A. T.- President, Senior Scholarship Team. Ida Rieves, Home Ec. Course: Glee Club, G.A,A. r S. Ray B. Reed l. Rieves S. Rumskey J. Russell E. Sadlowslri Mary Rieves, General Course: G.A.A., Junior Red Cross, Glee Club. Betty Robbins, General Course: Glee Club, Senior En- semble. Sally Rumskey, Commercial Course: Cheerleader- Captain, Commercial Club, Glee Club, Office Girl. Jim Russell, General Course. Evelyn Sadlowslci, General Course. Prince of Peace Contestants Patty Littleton, Marjorie Polivka, Hazel Ault, Marlene Mackey, Richard Polin- sky, Linda Henthorn, Betty Stanek, Nancy Harlan, Don Craig THE BELLAIRE HARDWARE, Belmont Street FRIZZI 8- SON, Washington Street, Bellaire , ,ak 4 - M lbs.. if D. Sadowxki F. Sanders M. Schramm D. Scott .I. Scott R. Scott C. Sellars A. Sexton Denise Sodowski, Commercial Course, Cheerleader, Y-Teens, Oliice Girl. Florence Sanders, General Course, Ensemble, Var- sity Chorus, Upperclass Girls Glee Club. Marcia Schramm, College Preparatory Course, Varsity Band, Marching Band, Beljuan Staff. Doris Scott, General Course. Jerry Scott, Gen- eral Course. t C Simpson R. Sklenar J. Skukan D Small K, Smith M. Snider M. Shackelford S, Shunk Robert Scott, General Course. Carl Sellars, Industrial Arts Course, P. A. T. Club, Student Council-Marshal. Arlene Sexton, Commercial Course, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Commercial Club, Pop- corn Girl. Murray Shackelford, General Course, Basketball. Sarah Shunk, Commercial Course, Library Girl, Oflice Girl, Beliuan Staff. Clarence Simpson, College Preparatory Course, Band, Orches tra, Hi-Y. Richard Slclenar, Industrial Arts Course, Hi-Y, Track. Jack Skukan, College Preparatory Course, Football, P. A. T. Club, Track. David Small, Industrial Arts Course. Kenneth Smith, Industrial Arts Course. Marlene Snider, College Pre- paratory Course, Cheerleader, G.A.A., Library Girl, Y-Teens. FRY AND RICE, GROCERS Bellaire R Snider B. Snodgrass C. Sole A Swann N. Taylor A. Teasdale Richard Snider, Industrial Arts Course. Barbara Snodgrass, Commercial Course, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Commercial Club-V. Pres. Charlotte Sole, Commercial Course, Varsity Band, March- ing Band, Concert Band, G.A.A. Eleanor Starkey, College Pre- paratory Course, Student Council, Banking Girl, Homecoming Queen, Y-Teens-V. Pres., Gen. Scholarship Team. Francis Studenc, Scientific Course, Hi-Y. Patty Suchan, College Pre- paratory Course, Senior Scholarship Team, Student Council, til . School Newspaper. Helen Tollett, College Preparatory Course, G.A.A., Commercial Club, Senior Scholarship Team. wilda Trigg, Commercial Course, Commercial Club, Y-Teens, Office Girl. Evelyn Under- wood, Commercial Course, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Ensemble. Ellen Vaglienti, Commercial Course, G.A.A.-President, Commercial Club-President, Banking Girl. Janet Vannest, General Course, Y-Teens, Sales Club. Judy Veivoda, General Course, Y-Teens, Office Girl, Beliuan Stag. C. H. GRIEST Wheeling 35 ml' :Q 3 if E. Starkey F. Studenc P. Suchan P. Tedeschi J. Terry R. Thornton Annetta Swann, General Course. Naomi Taylor, General Course, Y-Teens, Basketball Team, Library Girl. Arden Teas- dale, General Course. Patsy Tedeschi, General Course, Foot- ball. Joe Terry, General Course. Ronald Thornton, Industrial Arts Course, Band, Hi-Y, Baseball. H. Tollett W. Trigg E. Underwood E. Vaglienti J. Vannest J. Veivoda -.f uf' . 5 . 5 . 1 in H Velegolla R. Wallace M. Wallett B Wheeler B. Wiggins P. Willerton Helen Valegolla, Home Ec. Course, Y-Teens, Sales Club. Rob- ert Wallace, Industrial Arts Course, Glee Club, Hi-Y. Mary Wallett, Commercial Course, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Commercial Club. Patsy Walters, General Course, Y-Teens, G.A.A. Joe Weber, General Course, Football, Track, Glee Club. Richard Weekley, Industrial Arts Course. P. Walters J. Weber C. Weekley A. Williams R. Williams H. Williamson Bob Wheeler, Industrial Arts Course. Bernadine Wiggins, Col- lege Preparatory Course, Y-Teens-Cabinet, G.A.A., Cheer- leader. Pat Willerton, Commercial Course, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Glee Club, Office Girl. Arwilda Williams, College Preparatory Course. Russell Williams, General Course, Sales Club. Harry Williamson, General Course, Football. ar -57 gfx' X M. Willison l.. Workman . A4 wffw H I M if? . 351555, 'sk . I 1. J? N ff g . 2 i Ag ,HM - Iskra. . s if 'nf ' ' 3':e.f::'f - . . ..4 1, 1 g .. M G. Wise L. Wise G. Workman P. Zaccagnini C. Zaleski V. Zastudil GUY PICCININI Belmont Street Bellaire 36 Marlyn Willison, College Preparatory Course, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Basketball Team. Gloria Wise, General Course, Glee Club, Orchestra, Prince of Peace. Loretta Wise, Commercial Course, Y-Teens, Office Girl, Banking Girl. George Workman, Industrial Arts Course. Lola Workman, Home Ec. Course. Pete Zac- cagnini, General Course. Charles Zaleski, General Course. Vincent Zastudil, General Course. Not Photographed: Carroll Curtis, General Course. Tom Darroley, General Course. Tom Esposito, Industrial Arts Course. .lames Marsh, General Course. Charles Weekley, General Course. Keifz and Fowler and their gang ff loafing as usual. Trail-blazer Sellars. Got grass skirt, willing to travel- .loyce Mowrey and associates. Wow!! Helen Novy poses, Man's best friend- Sonny Arno and friend. Loafing again-Jack Fowler. The senior cheerleaders ai the Wheeling game saying fare- well . Rose Marie Cuffaro, Mar Willison, Phyllis Appolloni at Cl'1uck's. THE CHARLES HANCHER CO. Wheeling 37 UFPIEEHS Andrew Destifcnes . President Lindo LoCoco . .. .. . Vice Presideni Helen Novy . . .,,. Secretory JEWELS I THE HUUGH THE RODEFER-GLEASON GLASS CO. Bellaire 38 First Row, left to righr: Mary Ellen Ank- rone, Sharon Arno, Hazel Ault, Samuel Aull, Becky Ball, Shirley Bayes, Marcia Blacker, Pat Bolon Second Row: Bob Bomer, Rose Mary Bon- fine, Mary Bopp, Sheila Borovich, Chris- line Boffs, Barbara Bransrroop, Phyllis Brooks, John Bruce Nor photographed: Phyllis Beall, Jim Bell4 ville, Robert Burgy, Wayne Brown First Row, left to right: Tillie Burkas, Judy Canady, Sandy Carman, Bob Castri- ccne, Myrna Cieslewski, Marcia Cinque Second Row: Melvin Clark, Sheila Clark, Aaron Clifford, Charles Cole HYMAN'S 3289 Belmont Street 39 We danced at the homecoming prom. if nog 93' ge, ,vu W, E. 1 W' WW Q i. g k get 5 .ei First Row, left to right: Wayne Givens, Dick Goldsmith, Emma Gray, Dave Groom, Beverly Hall, Georgia Hall, Wil- liarri Hall, Nancy Harlan Second Row: Edna Harper, Dorris Harris, Larry Hathhorn, Beverly Hendershot, Bud Higgins, Karen Hill, Edna Hollins- hecid, Ed Holloway First Row. left to right: Eddie Homendy, Richard Hoskinson, Patsy Houston, Shir- ley Howell, Evelyn lams, Drusilla Ice, Sandy Icenhour, Carol Jeffries Second Row: Tommy Judkins, Louis Keitz, James Kennedy, Virginia Keyser, Don Kinney, Nick Klem, Bernard Kopyar Not photographed: James Lambert, Larry Hudson JEFFERS BROS. SERVICE STATION 3800 Noble Street 40 First Row, left to right: Paul Colvin, Rita Colicchia, Beryl Cook, Joan Coyne, Gust Dandos, Melvin Davis, Walter Dawson Second Row: Margot Dawson, John De- Bonis, Jean DeCoy, Pat DeFoe, Arlene DeNardo, Andrew Destifanes, Gary DeVore Not photographed: Richard Cope, Joan DeGarmo First Row, left to right: William DiPaolo, James Dutfey, James Duvall, Patricia Echelberger, Harriett Eikleberry, Wil- liam Eneix, Shirley English, Glenn Fitch Second Row: Lawrence Flowers, .lack Fow- ler, Jerry Freiberg, Bob Frye, Janice Ga- bel, Rosalie Gacek, Larry Gilbert First Row, left to right: Joyce Kotera, Don Kuri, Bernard Lancione, Dave Landers, Philip Lappert, Catherine Lallufto Second Row: Mary Ann Lengyel, Tommy Litten, Patricia Lettleton, Linda Lococo, Kay Lopeman Not photographed: Edwin Littleton First Row, left to right: Mary Ann Layte, Joann Lusky, Marlene Mackey, Larry Madama, Mary Marlin, Lenard Ma- dama, Dan Marling, Beverly Marple Second Row: Everett Marple, Marilyn Masters, Connie Mayhugh, Bill McCor- mick, Dorothy McCoy Not photographed: Donald Lyden, Jerry Marinacci, Joe Marling, Jerry Mayhugh First Row, left to right: Shirley McKay, Bradley Mcloud, Donna McMahon, Carol McMillen, Fred Meadows, Arnold Meager, Angelina Meholovitch, Francis Mellott Second Row: Dave Miller, Lucille Mlynek, Ray Moody, Myra Morford, Don Mor- gan, Bob Morris Not photographed: Mickey McGuire First Row, left to right: Jim Mitchell, Nan- cy Morris, Joyce Mowery, Herman Mowrey, Helen Mrkvica, Gail Newell, Helen Novy Second Row: Charles Olinski, Rosetta Owens, Beverly Palmer, Phillip Potrone, Donna Phillips Not photographed: William Newell, Mar- tin Palian, Tom Palicka, Charles Pede- leose KADLIC FOOD MARKET 4401 Franklin Street 41 Rosalie Gacek and Richard Johnson First Row, left to right: Helen Piper, Ronald Podlas, Richard Polinsky, Shirley Polivlxa, Bonnie Rafeldi, Jean Poppe Second Row: Eleanor Ramsay, Rose Ridzinski, Alda Rebecca, George Redpafh, Barbara Richardson, Ellen Robbins, Edwin Richardson No! phofographedz Herman Rea, Frank Reionis Firsi Row, left to right Richard Rode- fer, Beverly Rose, Pat Rowley, Nan- cy Ruckman, Marian Sabatina, Ed- die Salsberry Second Row: Mary Saunders, Wanda Sexton, Jean Shank, Bob Sichi, Terry Smith, Norma Snider, Rosalie Sny- der Not phofographed: Donald Rudish, Ellsworth Ruckman KAUFMAN'S 28-I ith Street Wheeling 42 The Pride of Neffs Cope, Mowrey and Kuri First Row, left to right: Sylvia Sid- oni, Claudine Sole, Betty Stanek, Frank Stemkowski, Ruby Ste- wart, Mary Stokes, Doug Tatomir Second Row: Calvin Teasdale, Rhoda Tekely, Laura Thornton, Marion Trigg, Martha Trolley Not photographed: Marvin Tar- bet, Tom Thornton, Chester Ulrey First Row, left to right: Carol Vag- lienti, Arleen Vannelle, Patricia Vasey, Marilyn Veverka, Jennie Vinskovich, Bill West, Roberta Wilkes Second Row: Lora Williamson, Patty Willis, Esther Willison, Steven Winke, Donald Yates, Mary Ann Youst Not photographed: Francis Webb, Joe Weekley, Bill Vinka X 1 4 ,....,..,.,.,e....,v Scorecard Girls: Rosella Baldwin, Pat Eikleberry, Peggy Pedicord rests on a Beverly Rader, Rosemarie Appolloni, Norma Snider, sunny afternoon, Eleanor Starkey, Lenora McFadden KEllER'S GROCERY-South Belmont Street 43 UPFIEEH5 Spotswood Green Vice President Nancy Thornton Secretory Bob Miller Presiden! THE PUBLISH WISE U ES THE UNION SAVINGS BANK Bellaire, Ohio 44 gs ass ' 1 If .X 'lf ai M A is ns G-' , 1? 'Yf3.:.. .' . 'f if 2 f 'c 'W 'we 'Q Q 5. 5 la fi 5.5 -5 , in fi J I , l . . fc ff vs f 'sei 2 .. MW.. 2 ff , 4 if X 5 it i ag A ' in 6 X 5 5 M 1' Q if 3 S R 5 5 x M 'mm N! if 2 Eva 3 0 igxw I e f if if M sg 1' rx QMS ff! A S Q, 4, 3 ' E Jim Weatherhead poses Rhoda Tekely THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN BELLAIRE 46 First Row, left lo right: Dale Francis, Janice Freshour, Francis Gibson, Tom Fry, Mary Lou Fuller, Margaret Ann Funari, Many Anna Gar- loch, Don Giflin Second Row: lwing Giffin, Paul Giffin, Madelyn Glatzer, Shirley Green, Spotswood Green, Mary Greenway, Mary Lou Greenwood First Row, left to right: Mary Margaret Hayes, Linda Henthorn, Janice Hess, Robert Hess, Gary Hill, Donna Hinds, Erich Hoffmann, Charlene Holloway Second Row: Oscar Holloway, Phyllis Jean Ho- lub, Jimmy Howell, Mary Ianzito, Mike ln- gram, Adrienne Jeffers Not photographed: Bill Heath, Joe Hess First Row, left to right: Elsie JeH:ers, Arlene Jen- kins, Albert Johnson, Jacqueline Johnson, Elsie Judkins, Fannie Judkins Second Row: Janet Kauskey, Richard Kennedy, Wayne Kinney, George Kinter Not photographed: George Karvellis, Paul Ko- hutek, Jimmy Kuhn First Row, left to right: Dale Klee, Sandra Little- ton, Margaret Lombardi, Tom Long, Richard Luke, Isaac Lynch Second Row: Billie Jo Magellan, Geraldine Mar- lin, Gene Marn, John Martinek Not photographed: Gene Lambert, Dick Landers, Richard Loew, Richard Martin First Row, left to right: lola May, Gloria Mc- Corkle, Lois McGarry, Mary Ellen McGil7on, Judy McKeen, Russell McMahon, Albert Meek Second Row: Elwyn Mehlman, Dorothy Metcalf, Sandra Kay Milliken, Ginger Mobley Not photographed: Willard McFeley First Row, left to right: Bob Miller, Sandia Mok- ros, Sylvia Makros, .loan Moore, Beverly Mor- ford, Thomas Morris, Carol Naticchioni, Eric Neer Second Row: Bernard Neiswanger, Mary Nice, Linda Nowak, Oren Nolan, Richard Ofexa, Sally Palmer Not photographed: Raymond Isaac Myers KOTERA'S SERVICE STATION Nefis, Ohio 47 Again we trip the light fantastic B Williamson Mr. Dixon relaxing on the Marietta College campus. Robert Wallace and friend. Sara Palmer and Lorg at the Bellaire pool. Patrone, Wayne Patterson, Carol Phillips, David Phillips Second Row: Frances Pierce, Marjorie Polivka, Eugene Porter, Eunice Powell Not photographed: Jerry Paskel, Patrick Dennis, Eddie Patterson, Bill Pedelose, Paul Pokas First Row, left to right: Sylvester Promik, Julia Ann Proger, Virginia Prosperi, Mary Mar- garet Ramsay, Brent Ramsey, Judy Ridenour, Beverly Rieves Second Row: Margaret Robbins, Mary Jane Roch- ester, Norma Jean Runyan, Dorothy Saun- ders, James Schlernitzauer Not photographed: Bill Scott MALIK AND MALIK 3381 Belmont Street 48 l .r Q First Row, left to right: Elias Pamphilis, Sylvia 5 I 4 1 at fl ,, A 'CL Vayne Farmer poses at the Nancy Lee Corbett out for a spin. Arlene DeNardo rests after Marietta sland Stadium at the Invita- Scholarship tests. tional Track Meet. First Row, left to right: Jim Sellars, Minnie Shaf- fer, Mary Ellen Shunlc, Julia Siegenthaler Helen Marie Smellco, Dorothy Smith, Paul Smith Second Row: Ruth Ann Sole, Pete Sorvalis, Gor- don Stewart, Carol Tarbet Not photographed: Leo Secrest, Dan Simpson, Harry Sullivan First Row, left to right: Kathy Taylor, David Thomas, Robert James Thomas, Nancy Thorn- ton, Roger Tipton, Shirley Ann Trigg, Emma Jane Walker Second Row: Arthur Wallace, Carolene Wallace, Judith Welsh, Peggy Ann White, Sandra Whitecotton, John Wilkes, Jim Williams Third Row: Shirley Wisvari, Nada Woods, Mary Wright, Carl Zaleslci, Rosemary Zelipslmy, John Zbysienski Not photographed: Jerry Thomas, Bill Trigg, Douglas Unterzuber, Don Warner, Howard Willis, Otho Wise THE MCCLAIN MOTOR CO. 34th and Noble Streets 49 it 1 DFI-'IEEHS THE YUU G HUPEF LS THE DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS Bellaire 50 Phyll G ood .... ,,....,.... ,...... S y Jim Frey V P d Wendell D 5 P d First Row, left to right: Fred Accrocco, Kathleen Allen, Adamek, Frances Nancy Anderson, Betty Arno, John Arn, Hew Ault Second Row: Jerry Ault, John Bailey, Elinor Baker, Bill Barnes, Marlene Barnes, Tamara Beals First Row, left to right: Harold Bell, Nancy Belles, Sue Beltz, Bob Bickmeier, Esther Britton, June Brown Second Row: Anita Bumgardner, George Cala- way, Owen Campbell Not photographed: Donald Balsei, Bob Benning- ton, .lim Brown, Gordon Brown, Paul Burgess First Row, left to right: Gordon Brown, Judy Buskirk, Ronald Campbell, James Capito, Janice Carman, Gary Castricone Second Row: Joseph Chirik, Morphia Christakis, John Clark, Janice Closser, Meek Corbeth Not photographed: Robert Campbell, Donald Carpenter, Donald Conners, David Corbett, James Corbett First Row, left to right: Carol Judith Crumbaker, Carolyn Decker, Richard DelGu1zo Second Row: Russell Dennis Anna Dowling, Richard Dulty Not photographed: Charles Cross, Lister Day Coss, Dole Craig, Dawkins, Mildred George Donley, Drozier, Wendell Crayton, Francis McKELVEY'S PHARMACY 3127 Union Street 5l R lf? to ri ht: Larry Fiialkowski, Bruce Goddard, First Row, left to right: Donald Dunfee, William Dunfee, Elroy First ow, e g Ed d F Frmer, Maxine Francis Sandra Grassi, George Green, Myron Greene, Phyllis VVUI' S, l'Ul'lC9S G Second Row: Dana Freshour, Jim Frey, Nancy Fularz Greenwood, Danls Gross Second Row: John Guerriero, Martha Hall, Myers Hammond, F - Martha Harper, Barbara Heil, larry Helms, Tommy Hent- Not photographed: Willie Edwards, Merrell Fitch, Ronnie ree man, Edwin Fulton, Donald Fusco horn liillitiish tv an l F' t Row left to ri ht Bill Kasko, Bertha Kouroublakis, Su First Row, left to right: William Gregg, Tim Holloway, Caro yn Irs , g z y M H d S lvi Hudson, Linda san Kelly, Judy Kinder, Lotus Kinney, Rosalie Kinney Howard, Bonnie Hruz, ary u son, y a lanzito Second Row: Carollee Klee, Mathew Klempa, Sarah Kulabon Second Row: Dick Jacobs, Joyce Johnson, .lean Joy, Mary ish, Philip Lancione, Sandra Landers Julian, Amos Karkoslma Not photographed: Eugene Harkline, Phyllis Johnson Not photographed: Bob Kinter, George Kruger MENDELSON'S 3340 Belmont Street 52 First Row, left to right: Joseph Lavitchka, Butch Lemasters, First Row, left to right: Richard Marling, Ronald McCoy, Dan Katherine Lorence, John Lupton, Joe Mack, Mary Lou Murtaugh, James McCloud, Roland Meager, Charles Mehl, Major Gloria Meholoritch, Sandra Minamyer, Elaine Mendelson Second Row: Jimmy Marik, Shirley Masters, Maxine Mayhugh, Second Row: Sandra Moody, Lynn Munias, John Mills, Billie Hazel McAngus Murray, James Moore, Richard Newell, Leonard Morris, Georgia Nicholas, June Mowery, Don Ostasiewski, Har- Not photographed: Larry Lynn, Richard Maflie, Richard Mar- 'ey Mcconnell ling Not photographed: Betty Meager First Row, left to right: Alex Pamphilis, Agatha Paskel, Patty First Row, left to right: Doris Rataiczak, Joyce Reed, Joyce Patch, Dorline Patrone, John Paul, Dickie Petran, Freda Reeves, Alma Robson, Steve Rodefer, Kathryn Rose, Judith Phillips, Diane Piatt Ruble Second Row: Richard Pica, Jane Ann Potts, Delphine Presulti, Second Row: Norman Russell, Paula Sabinslci, Richard Safiield, Louise Prosperi, Robert Purtiman, William Rateldt, June Mary Ann Salvaterra Ramey Not photographed: Bill Richadrson, Bill Robbins, Bill Saunders Not photographed: Katherine Patch THE MEN'S SHOP, INC. 1066 Market Street Wheeling, W. Va. 53 MERRYMAN BUICK Bellaire, Ohio 54 First Row, left to right: Peggy Scales, Darlene Schiller, Paul Schneider, Julia Schramm, Lenalou Scott, Johnny SOSIRO, Joe Simpiselz Second Row: Donna Skapik, Bernadine Smith, Donald Smith, Eleanor Smith, Joyce Smith Not photographed: Charles Schramm First Row, left to right: Angelo Spigorelli, Etta Jean Stanek, Stanley Stein, Bill Studenc, Brenda Swann, Judy Taylor, Paul Taylor Second Row: Barbara Teasdale, Melva Jean Terry, Clyde Thomas, Raymond Tustin, Vic- toria Wade Not photographed: Benny Travis, Ted Turner First Row, left to right: Wayne Weber, Miriam Wehe, Sue West, Gilbert Wethington, Eddie Wheeler, Judy Wiley, Peggy Willerton Second Row: Jane Witten, Joyce Woollard, An- toinette Zelipsky, Joseph Zeman, Betsy Zuc- carello, Larry Zurek Carol Wallace, Peggy Bland, Patty Bethel, Martha Deafen- baugh in play togs at Pres- mont. Dale Francis says l'm the lorcl of all I survey. Spotswood Green, Jim Nemec, Charles Zcleski, and Jerry Marinacci during a tense mo- ment at the Muskingum Re- lays. Our drum maior, Edward Ho- mendy at a home game. You should have seen the one that got away from Dale, Joyce Kotera at the Bellaire pool. Jean Shank is ready to motor off. Did Mrsr Wallace say, My darling daughter, hang your dress on a hickory limb but don't go near the water. THE AMERICAN LEGION POST, No.52 Bellaire NO' A :gr ik ' Eff ll i xlb ! 4 My of V av ,Rv X , f- - 1 fffesw di B9 5 fb xx' 0: 141 xl C2425 wif! QQ f fvff' ' CQ, ' X 3 , '-1. ff ,-, inf wifi G Q KX 6 3 sf? i K Jw le- ww W 1:X,f,.,., Y 'fi if A 1 K.: -N Q ,Q --ummm, , K f , sw W xqfiw yevww Q 5. -f 'WF N , x -Q F if Fx qw 1 . S, xnxx, J ww Oiwww M nmwwwexgw. vw uxawms,wm'wM+ xmmnwxmw M, , asm.ef.w9.5Q,. . N 7.-,ll 'fmsmv.wv.-mkfgfr, K QW . wy w f il x r 'li-1. ,s wwf, of E will J Sim, l I .M wabvnfililivvx Qu wnwwxw 9' yfvfawww w 3? Suwfw. ,A , wma VW www - Q ,, wwrw ,MMV , ,-,W wi- N fp-M4rf..m if C' A V. V 2 I 0 ff' if x 3 A kwa? Q 0 .se 2 is 3 gs? :ff -Qi A , f ST UE T EUUNEIL ,ww U! -me First Row, left to right: Glenn Fitch Carl Sellars Rosemarie Andrews Ray Jeffers Wa ne F , , , , y armer Second Row: Richard Pica, Steve Roclefer, Jean Andrews, Sylvia Patrane, Mary Lou Greenwood, Catherine DelGuzzo, Lindo Crozier Th' d R : ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ir ow Jerry Ault, Dick Cope, Jackie Cifaldi, Rosalie Snyder, Janet Kausky, Eleanor Starkey, Miriam Wehe, Carol Cass Fourth Row: Dick Jacobs, Joe Lavitchlca, Martin -Potts, Jerry Bell, Don Platt, Arlene Delwlardo, Helen Navy, Bch Miller Fifth Row. Eddie Homendy, Bud Mowery, John Wilkes This year the Student Council is under the guidance of Mr. Bovenizer and the leadership of these officers: Ray Jeffers-President, Glenn Fitch-Vice President, Rosemarie Andrews-Seo retary, Carl Sellars-Marshal, Wayne Farmer- Judge, Martin Potts-Sergeant at arms, Don Piatt-Treasurer, and Jerry Bell-Chaplain. These officers and the homeroom represen- tatives have been aiming at another successful year for the Student Council. The Student Council and the Touchdown Club sponsored a thuse meeting and bonfire the evening before the East Liverpool game. This year we sponsored the Homecoming Ceremony and the annual Homecoming Dance after we topped the Linslv Cadets for our fourth win. During the holidays everyone enjoyed the Christmas tree on the first floor. lt was given to the school and now beautifies Nelson Field. The Student Council backed the first edition of Hi-Times and it now pays for itself. This year the combined councils of Bellaire, Bridgeport and Shadyside sponsored the Polio Benefit Ball at the Oglebay Pine Room. George Thomas and his orchestra provided the music for the worthy cause. We of the 54-55 Student Council wish the Student Council of '55 and '56 a most prosperous and exciting year. First Row, left to right: Wayne Farn1erfJudge, Rosemarie Anclrewseiecretary, Roy Jeffers--President, Glenn Fitch4Vice President Second Row: Carl Sellars-Marshal, Jerry BellfChaplain, Don Piatt7Treasurer THE OHIO PAINT AND GLASS CO. Bellaire 58 First Row, left to right: Jo Ann Lavitchka, Karol Hanna, Marian Bratka, Rose Marie Andrews, Rosella Baldwin, Sally Rumskey, Sandra Marlin, Potty Suchan, Ellen Vaglienti, Barbara Snodgrass, Rose Marie Appolloni, Deanna Frey, Pat Mingroni, Loretta Jean Wise, Shirrel Kadlic, Joyce Campbell, Barbara Campbell Second Row: Betty Curzon, Mary Pumpa, Nancy Harlan, Rosalie Gacek, Beverly Hall, Karen Hill, Edna Harper, Patsy Houston, Linda Lococo, Rosalie Snyder, Catherine LaRuFto, Judy Canady, Betty Stanek, Wanda Rose Sexton, Shirley McKay, Betty Protiva Third Row: Marcia Blaclcer, Rhoda Teltely, Bonnie Rafelclt, Lora Williamson, Janice Gabel, Sharon Arno, Mary Ellen Anlcrom, Margie Dawson, Nancy Morris, Marilyn Veverka, Mary Ann Layte, Eleanor Starkey, Sarah Shunlc, Arlene Sexton Fourth Row: Beverly Hendershot, Tillie Burkas, Marilyn Masters, Martha Trolley, Christine Botts, Joyce Kotera, Helen Novy, Shirley Polivka, Jean Shank, Ed Salsberry, Dave Landers, Nancy Palmer, Mary Wallet, Wilda Trigg, Cleo McGilton, Nancy Myler. First Row, left to right: Ellen Vaglienti, Rosella Baldwin, Shirrel Kadlic, Loretta Jean Wise, Rose Marie Appolloni Sally Rumskey Jackie Cifaldi Second Row: Ruth Ramsay, Betty Protiva, Jo Ann Lavitchka, Joyce Campbell, Sandra Marlin Bl l J G THE PARRISH GULF STATION, Bellaire, Ohio 59 BFLJUA STAF F First Row, left to right: Sarah Shunk, Jeanne lannone, Patty Suchan, Patty McFarland, Charles Deafen- baugh, Ray Jeifers, Don Craig, Sandra Marlin Second Row: Beverly Rader, Patty Kennedy, Wayne Farmer, Joe Greenwood, Jim Nemec, Jerry Fluxe, Marcia Schramm, Judy Veivodo Patty McFarland Ray Jeffers Beverly Rader Marcia Schramm Sarah Shunk Patty Kennedy Wayne Farmer Joe Greenwood Jim Nemec , Cha rles Deafenbaugh Jerry Fluxe , , Jeanne Iannone Sandra Marlin . , Editor Mounting Typist Typist Typist Club Write-Ups Sports ,. Sports Sports Sponsors . Sponsors Sponsors , Sponsors Judy Veivoda Don Craig Patty Suchan Miss Smith ,. JUNIUH STAFF Nancy Morris A Beverly Palmer Arlene Vannelle Marilyn Veverka Jerry Marinacci Aaron Cliftord Jim Duvall THE BELMONT CASKET CO. Shadyside Sponsors Music , Art Advisor Student Index Student Index Student Index . Mounting Sponsors Sponsors When we started to write this article we tried to decide about what would be best to write. We thought that we could use this space to tell you about all the hard work we have done, the long hours that were spent in mounting pic- tures, typing copy, or getting advertisements. Or we could tell you of the fun we had at our banquet, or the day we took club pictures. Or we could use this space to express our hopes that you will enioy this 1955 Beliuan as much as we have enioyed publishing it. lAnd we do hope you enioy it.l But we decided it would be best to use it to thank all who have contributed in any way to help us publish this yearbook. Our special thanks to Miss Smith, whose patience was tried considerably when we took pictures, and to Mr. Polinsky, to our teachers, and to all the other people who helped. Thanks a lot. JUNIUH STAFF Veverka Clifford, Jim Duvall THE BELMONT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Bellaire 61 First Row, left to right: Beverly Palmer Arlene Vannelle, Nancy Morris, Marilyn Second Row: Jerry Marinacci, Aaron LIBRARY GIRLS Got an overdue book? Lost your book? Take your problem to one of the girls who help Miss Ryder and Mrs. Walker in the li- brary every school day. First Row, left to right: Beverly Rader, Rosella Baldwin, Judy Ingram, Barbara Snodgrass, Naomi Taylor Second Row: Wanda Rose Sexton, Marcia Cinque, Marlene Snider, Pat Eikleberry, Corinne Nardo SEEHETARIES First Row, left to right: Patty Suchan, Eleanor Starkey, Ellen Vaglienfi, Rasella Baldwin, Jo Ann Lavitchka, Loretta Wise, Rose Marie Appolloni, Sally Rumskey, Rose Marie Andrews, Betty Curzon, Catherine Del Gulzo Second Row: Wilda Trigg, Ruth Ramsay, Marian Bratka, Deanna Frey, Cleo McGilton, Sara Shunk, Mary Ann Alvey, Judy Veivoda, Pat Mingroni, Shirley Anderson Third Row: Pat Willerton, Jean lonnone, Denise Sadowski, Karol Hanna These girls give a period of their school day to helping Mrs. Long and Miss Baker in the offices. Running errands, collecting absence slips and delivering messages are only a few of The duties of the ofTice girls. J. C. PENNEY CO. Bellaire, Ohio 62 SE IUH SEHULAHSHIP TEAM First Row, left to right: Charles Deafen baugh, Pat McFarland, Pat Eikleberry Patty Suchan, Helen Tollett, Pat Ken nedy Second Row: Jim Niedermeyer, Bill Reed Don Craig, Sam Lopeman, Ray Jeffers Jerry Fluxe This year nine of the Bellaire High School seniors placed in the Belmont County ratings. Four of these, Don Craig, Pat Kennedy, Sam Lopeman, and Pat McFarland, were among the first 10. We are very proud of Don Craig who placed first in the county and 27th in the state. Pat Kennedy, Sam Lopeman, and Pat McFarland placed among the Honorable Mentions . These four rated in the upper five per cent of Ohio's high school senior scholarship teams-the teams in- cluded the students with the highest scholastic aptitude in various high schools throughout the state. This year's state test was taken by 13,981 of Ohio's top seniors. The seniors who rated among the first 25, and also all who rated Honorable Mention are in the upper five per cent of this select group. The scores of the seniors who placed in the county are: DON CRAIG ............. ......,......., ........,..................,.. . . , ,.,.. ....,..,......,... ...... . 2 36 PAT KENNEDY ...,... . ...... 207 SAM LOPEMAN ..,,...., 206 PAT McFARLAND ..,.. . .. 203 JIM NIEDERMEYER ..... ....... 1 92 BILL REED ,........,................ . .,,. 191 JERRY FLUXE .....,. ..,. . 177 CHARLES DEAFENBAUGH . .. ,.....,..,......,.,.... .,.,....,....,................... ,..,.... ,,... . , . ..172 PATTY SUCHAN ...,,. ,..... . ..,.. . . ...,.. ...,,..,...,,.,... . .......,..,... , . ....... ..,..,. ......,.,,.,. . . .171 Congratulations are also due to those seniors who were on the team but didn't place. It is an honor in any high school to be selected to represent your school on the scholarship team. THE MAX DUGA MEMORIAL AWARD The Max Duga Memorial Award, consisting of a 525.00 United States Savings Bond and Scroll, is presented each year by the B'nai B'rith Lodge to the graduating boy or girl who has exemplified to an outstanding degree, the qualities of Ameri- canism, Democracy, Brotherhood, and Neighborly Good Will in service to School, Church, and Community. The senior class selected the following ten candidates from which a faculty and student committee will select the winner: Jerry Bell Jerry Fluxe Ray Jeffers Martin Potts Eleanor Starkey Wayne Farmer Joe Greenwood Pat Kennedy Don Piatt Patty Suchan PHILLIPS JEWELRY STORE Bellaire, Ohio 63 The Thespian Club is a member of the National Thespian Society which is a dramatic club throughout the secondary schools in the nation. Those who have not received enough credit for tull membership but show dramatic ability are classified as ofhliate members. First Pow, left to right: Marcia Cinque, Pat Eikleberry, Dale C'ark, Jerry Bell, Arlene DeNardo, Pat McFarland, Richard Rode- fer, Gene Pica, Jr, Second Row: Miss Ewing, Charles Deatenbaugh, Jerry Fluxe, San Lopeman, Marlene Snyder, Pat Kennedy, Beverly Hixen- baugh, Art Houston , .... .,-af F , -s , : ren 212- ,M First Row, left to right: Betty Curzon, Nancy Gulley, Patty Hall, Reta Clark, Shirley Anderson, Bernadine Palmer, Bruce Dunlap, President, Naomi Taylor, Sec. and Treas.g Jim Russell, Vice Pres., Rose Marie Cugaro, Donna Kelly, Patty Harlan, Marlene Jasper Second Row: Jo Ann Lavitchka, Mildred Holenka, Helen Velegolla, Lola Workman, Carlene Klee, Janet Vannest, Mary McFeley, Bernice Neiswanger, Clifford Bigler, Robert Scott Third Row: David Miller, Jerry Farnario, John Eikleberry, Bill Amici, Paolo DiPaolo, Ken Grimes, Bob Wallace, Joe Weber, Art Maxwell, Ken Smith The Sales Club is organized for those seniors taking two-period sales. They are recognized by the state as The Distributive Education Club at America. The fifty-tive members who compose the group are required to attend a regional con- vention in November and a state convention in February at Ohio State University. BOOK'S SHOE STORE Belmont Street Bellaire JU IUH SHEHS First Row, left to right: Pat Bolon, Pat Rowley, Mar- ian Sabatina, Beverly Jean Hall, Nancy Harlan, Margie Dawson, Jean Shank, Betty Stanek, Judy Canady, Catherine La Ruffo Second Row: Marcia Blacker, Rose Mary Bonfini, Patty Littleton, Joanne Lusky, Wanda Rose Sex- ton, Lora Williamson, Beverly Palmer, Shirley Howell, Jean Poppe UNIUR REU EHUSS First Row, left to right: Mary Rieves, Jean DeCoy, Eleanor Starkey, Pat McFarland, Miriam Wehe, Betsy Zuccarello, Jane Witten Second Row: Rita Colicchia, Kay Lopeman, Jerry Fluxe, Peggy Pedicord, Janice Closser Not Photographed: Arlene Vannelle SEUHE CARD GIRLS First Row, left to right: Beverly Rader, Roselle Bald- win, Pat Eikleberry, Rose Marie Appolloni, Loretta Jean Wise, Eleanor Starkey, Eleanor Poppe Second Row: Hazel Ault, Peggy Pedicord, Pat McFar- land, Lenora McFadden, Rita Colicchia, Jean Poppe Third Row: Norma Snider, Betty Stanek, Shirley Howell, Beverly Palmer PURE MILK DAIRY BAR, Guernsey Street, Bellaire POSIN'S JEWELERS, 1306 Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va 65 TEE E First Row, left to right: Rosalie Gacek, Arlene DeNardo, Bernadine Wiggins, Patricia Eikleberry, Helen Tollett, Ellen Vaglienti, Eleanor Starkey, Pat Suchan, Judy Ingram, Pat Kennedy, Karol Hanna, Lenora McFadden, Cynthia Marik, Marian Bratka, Margie Dawson, Mary Rose Curtis Second Row: Mary Evelyn Boyd, Rose Mary Bontini, Marcia Blocker, Shirley English, Rosella Baldwin, Rose Marie Andrews, Jean An- drews, Marguerite Buti, Frances Accrocco, Maxine Francis, Joyce Campbell, Barbara Campbell, Phyllis Beall, Judy Canady, Catherine Accracco Third Row: Marlene Adams, Jean DeCoy, Rita Colicchia, Angela Dandos, Sharon Arno, Mary Ellen Ankron, Arlene Ault, Sheila Boro- vich, Anita Bumgardner, Sue Beltz, Pat Bolon, Christine Botts, Mary Ann Alvey, Tillie Burkas, Marcia Cinque, Joan Coyne Fourth Row: Esther Britton, Carol Coss, Janice Closser, Beryl Cook, Marilyn Booher, Nancy Eikleberry, Carolyn Dawkins, Catherine Del- Guuo, Betty Curzon, Nancy Corbett, Karen Doty, Peggy Bland, Ann Armstrong, Donna Brewer, Martha Deafenbaugh, Linda Crozier, Pat DeFoe, Hazel Ault MINISTERS OF THE ROYAL CABINET President Patty Suchan Ways and Means Rose Marie Appolloni Vice President Eleanor Starkey Devotional Lenora McFadden Secretary Pat Eikleberry Music Pat Kennedy Treasurer Ellen Vaglienti Pianist , . Karol Hanna Social Judy Ingram lnterclub Cynthia Marik Program Rosalie Gacek Publicity . Helen Tollett, Arlene DiNardo Service Bernadine Wiggins Advisors Miss Haudenschielcl, Miss Korner, Miss Price I i l First Row, left to right: Beverly Hall, Nancy Harlan, Donna Kelly, Shirrel Kadlic, Beverly Hixenbaugh, Marlene Jasper, Jo Ann Lavitr ka, Pat Harlan, Drusilla Ice, Marie Kazmirski, Nancy Gulley, Miriam Giftin, Doris Giflin, Phyllis Holub, Janice Freshour Second Row: Adrienne Jeffers, Mary Ann Lengyel, Donna Hinds, Mary Ann Layte, Sandy Icenhour, Evelyn lams, Georgia Hall, Ca erine la Rufio, Patsy Houston, Edna Harper, Linda Lococo, Karen Hill, Elsie Jeffers, Charlene Holloway Third Row: Beverly Henclershot, Janice Hess, Bonny Hruz, Shirley Howell, Janet Kauskey, Helen Harvey, Linda Henthorn, Janice Gal Joyce Kotera, Mary Lou Greenway, Shirley Green, MUYTIIG lOml3ClI'di, SCHU KUlGlJ0f1iSl1 Fourth Row: Phyllis Johnson, Phyllis Greenwood, Dana Freshour, Joyce Johnson, Martha Landers, Nancy Fularz, Linda lanzito, Bert Kourcublakis POTTS' MOBILE SERVICE, Noble Street, Bellaire 66 First Row, left to right: Rose Marie Appolloni, Beverly Rader, Arlene Sexton, Nancy Myler, Ruth Ramsay Nancy Palmer Nancy Jo Nelson Pat McFarland, Peggy Pedicorcl, Eleanor Poppe, Sally Rumskey, Betty Protiva, Corinne Nardo Denise Sadowski Second Row: Billie Jo Magellan, Marian Sabatina, Judy McKeen, Helen Novy, Elaine Mendelson Carol Natucchiom Lucille Mlynek Joyce Mowery, Kay Lopeman, Marlene Mackey, Nancy Morris, Shirley McKay, Katherine Lorence Third Row: Jean Poppe, Ginger Mobley, Sally Palmer, Wanda Rose Sexton, Minnie Schaffer, Marilyn Masters Sylvia Mokros Linda No wak, Sylvia Patrone, Margaret Robbins, Beverly Palmer, Ellen Robbins Fourth Row: Dorothy Metcalf, Mary Lou Major, Georgia Nicholas, Lenalou Scott, Delphine Presutti Paula Sablnski Peggy Scales June Mowery, Carol Phillips, Gloria McCorkle, Jean Shank, Jane Ann Potts, Julia Schramm ROYAL PROGRAM September 15 September 29 ., , .. .. .. October 13 ,. October 27 ,.,, November l7 .,.. November 25 , .,. December 8 . January 12 ,. January 26 . , February 9 February 23 . March 9 . March 23 . April l3 April 27 , Royal Barbeque Royal Preview .. Royal Court .. Recognition Service . ,.., . World Tour Coronation Ball . , Knights and Ladies , Nobility on Wheels , Future of the Order Noble Festival Royalty Goes Native Clothes Fit for a Queen , .. Royal Splash ,. ,,.. , Election . Installation and Senior Farewell lrst Row, left to right: Arlene Vannelle, Loretta Jean Wise, Naomi Taylor, Marlyn Willison, Marlene Snider, Pat Willerton Wilda Trigg Mary Wallett, Evelyn Underwood, Judy Veloda, Helen Velegolla, Barbara Snodgrass :cond Row: Kathy Taylor, Carol Tarbet, Rosemary Zelipsky, Esther Willison, Lora Williamson, Betty Stanek, Martha Trolley Rhoda Tek ely, Marilyn Veverka, Norma Snider, Rosalie Snyder, Laura Thornton xird Row: Nancy Thornton, Dorothy Smith, Carolene Wallace, Judy Welsh, Shirley Wisvari, Shirley Trigg, Sandra Whitecotton Peggy White :aurth Row: Joyce Wollard, Joyce Smith, Etta Stanek, Judy Wiley, Antoinette Zelipskey, Judy Taylor, Jane Witten, Betsy Zuccarello Sue Ann West, Miriam Wehe, Donna Sllaplk, Peggy Wlllerton ZlNK'S SHOE STORE, Belmont Street, Bellaire 67 ALPHA Hi -Y The Alpha Hi-Y is a religious club and is affiliated with the YMCA. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the home, school, and community, a high stand- ard of Christian character. It consists of Juniors and Seniors. Each year the Hi-Y Club sends delegates to Camp Nelson Dodd. Some ofthe activities and projects ofthe Hi-Y the past year were: Two delegates to Camp Nelson Dodd, Co-sponsor of the annual Hi-Y-Teen Formal, the purchase of new wall lights tor the audi- torium at a cost of more than S500.00, a basketball team which played teams from other Hi-Y clubs in the valley, a ioint Hi-Y-Teen meeting on Boy-Girl Relations. The officers this year are: Gene Pica, President, Jerry Fluxe, Vice President, Art Houston, Treasurer, Charles Deafenbaugh, Secretary, James Duvall, Chaplain. First Row loft to right: Joe Marling, James Lambert, Paolo DiPaolo, Jim Duvall, Charles Deafenbaugh, Gene Pica Jerry Fluxe, Art Houston, Rick Rodefer, Jack Fowler, Dale Clark Second Row Bud Huggins, Francis Studenc, Gerald Hess, Bob Day, Bob Bomer, Sam Ault, Wayne Givins, Joe Weber Don Bronchik, Richard Polinski, Larry Gilbert, Don Craig Third Row Eddie Salsberry, Richard Sklener, Eddie Homendy, Ray Jelters, Larry Simpson, Lou Keitz, Robert Wallace Kenny Grimes, Bob Castricone, Bob Mendelson, Francis Mellott, Art Maxwell RElCHART'S FURNITURE Wheeling, W. Va. 68 BETA HI -Y The Beta Hi-Y is a religious organization for high schools and affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. This club is one of the few for Freshman and Sophomore boys in this district. Mr. Bovenizer, our advisor, has been successful in his efforts to help us more clearly understand that our goal is to 'create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the home, school, and community, high stand- ards of Christian character'. Some of our projects for the past year have included the following: sending officers to an all-day training conference, attending a church service as an organiza- tion, having the Executive Secretary of the Bellaire Board of Trade speak to us, a clean-up-posters campaign all over the city, sending delegates to Camp Nelson Dodd, having as a guest speaker Mr. George H. Breiding of Oglebay Park, and tri- sponsoring the annual Hi-Y Teen formal. The officers for the past year have been as follows: presi- dent, Dan Simpson, vice-president, Gary Hill, secretary, Dave Phillips, treasurer, Gordon Stewart, and the co-chaplains, Ronnie Chaplin and Elwyn Mehlman. We hope that the ofticers for next year will continue to uphold our Hi-Y standards. First Row, left to right: Pierre Evans, Don Griffin, Matthew Klempa, Ronnie Chaplin, Gordon Stewart Gary Hill Dan Simpson, Dave Phillips, Don Busic, Bill Studenc, Pete Taylor, Steve Rodefer, Richard Martin Second Row: William Benda, Stanley Stein, Ewing Giffin, PaulGiFfin, Tom Henthorne, Richard Marling Dick Jacobs Bob Thomas, Bud Lavitchka Third Row: Hew Ault, Joe Sempirek, Myron Greene, James Schlernitzauer, Merrell Fitch, .lim Marllc Dale Craig Robert Fur timan, Don Ostasiewski THE WHEELING ELECTRIC CO., Bellaire THE RENNIE-KEYSER CO., Bellaire 69 P. I-L T. CLUB First Row, left to right: Cynthia Marilt, Donna Phillips, Joyce Reed, Mary Mar- lin, Carl Sellars, Wayne Farmer, Bill Reed, Patty Suchon, Art Houston, .lerry Fluxe, Bob Mendelson, Charles Deafen- baugh, Don Craig Second Row: Don Ostasiewiski, Robert Purtiman, Steve Rodefer, Ed Holloway, Merrell Fitch, Lester Day, Don Busic, William Benda, Dave Landers, Ewing Giffin, Don Giftin, Harry Gable, Terry Smith, Richard Pica Third Row: William Rafeldt, Norman Rus- sell, Myron Greene, Tim Holloway, Stanley Stein, Melvin Calinger, Pete Sorvalis, Ronnie Chaplin, Dick Nowak, Larry Simpson, Rick Rodefer, Mr. Rey- nolds The P. A. T. Club organized nine years ago held their first meeting in September and elected the following officers: Bill Reed . ...... . President Wayne Farmer . Vice-President Patty Suchan . . . .. . Secretary Carl Sellars . . Treasurer Richard Rodeter .... . 'Scribe Mr. Reynolds . . .... .. . Advisor The Freshmen and Sophomore members of the club are in charge ofthe movie room and all the audio and visual materials. The Junior and Senior members take care of the control room. The P. A. T. Club has once again sponsored noon movies, pro- vided proiectors for various groups in Bellaire, such as the Pilot Club, and the Kiwanis. Bill Reed, Jerry Fluxe, Art Houston, and Bob Mendelson handled the opening announcements this year. H. P. RODEWIG 8. CO. Belmont Street Bellaire ROGERS JEWELRY CO. Market Street Wheeling, W. Va. 70 Strike up the band. Here come our high stepping drum maior and maiorettes. Our band is only as snappy as the guy and dolls who lead it down Belmont Street any Saturday after- noon during football season. In summer all six attended the Oglebay Training School. Eddie was selected as one of the drum majors forthe Ohio State Fair Band. Marie Kazmirski, Beryl Cook, Nancy Morris, Joyce Mowery, Rosemarie Andrews, Edward Homendy THE FLORENCE BLACK SCHOOL OF DANCING 8. BATON TWIRLING, Bellaire THE OHIO VALLEY LUMBER CO., Bellaire 71 FRANK SPIRK Our Band Master Flute-Ann Armstrong, Jane Witten, Betsy Zuccarello, Miriam Gifiin, Joyce Johnson, Marcia Schramm. E Clarinet-Rose Mary Zelipsky. Bassoon-Eddie Homendy, Sandra Whitecotton. Oboe-Jim Mitchell, Rosella Baldwin, Carol Tarbett, Clarinet- lst-Mary Ann Gorloch, Nancy Thornton, Charlotte Sole, Carol Hoskinson, Paul Schneider, Dave Corbett, Catherine LaRuFlio, Judy Canoday, 2ndfMarie Kazmirski, Richard Kurth, Bob Bomer, Jim Duvall, JoAnn Luskey, Angie Meholovitch, Marilyn Vevreka, Donna McMahon, 3rd-Gloria McCorkle, Nancy Eikleberry, Shirley Trigg, Eric Hoftman, Charline Holloway, Mary Greenway, Kathy Taylor, Frances Accorcco, 4th4Dana Freshour, Carolyn Dawkins, Peggy Scales, Miriam Wehe, Judy Wiley, Bill Kasco, Paula Sabinski, Agatha Pascal. Trumpets- lstfJerry Lyseski, Philip Lappert, Nancy Morris, Beverly Pal- mer, Larry Gilbert, Evelyn lams, 2nd-Paolo DiPaolo, Mary Lou Fuller, Phyllis Holub, Joe Marling, Marvin Tarbett, Dorothy Metcalf, Judy Taylor, Etta Stanek, 3rd-Leonard Morris, Johnny EU CERT BA D Sezko, Jack Paul, Delphine Presutti, Bill Richardson, Ronnie Meager, John Bailey. Trombones-Don Gittin, Richard Polin- sky, Harry Gabel, Emma Walker, Phyllis Greenwood, George Calloway, French Horn-Marlene Mackey, Jerry Ault, Peggy White, Margaret Robbins, Mary Ann Lengyel, Donna Brewer. Alto Clarinet-Joyce Mowery, Rose Marie Andrews. Alto Saxophone-Marlyce Eikleberry, Beryl Cook, Betty Robbins, Mary Lou Maior. Baritone Saxophone-Judy Ingram. Tenor Saxophone-Sylvia Patrone, Bass Clarinet-Janice Freshour, June Mowery, Antoinette Zelipsky. String Bass-Laura Thorn- ton. Basses-Elsie Jeffers, Tom Litten, Bob Morris, Donald Yates, Ed Littleton. Baritones-Donald Craig, Bill Reed, Paul Giftin, Francis Mellott, Nancy Hess, Sandy Mokros, Merle Fitch, Percussion-Tom Banig, Dave Groom, Everett Marple, Bob Kovalyk, Wayne Patterson, Tim Holloway, Hewey Ault, George Donley, Lena Lou Scott, Tom Morris. GONOT INSURANCE AGENCY, Bellaire Student Directors-Marcia Schramm and Don Craig On March 12 Bellaire High School was represented at the Philo District Solo and Ensemble Contest by six ensembles and five soloists. The ensembles were: Brass Octet - I Rating Jerry Lyseski-Trumpet Philip Lappert-Trumpet Nancy Morris-Trumpet Mary Ann Lengyel-Horn Don Craig-Baritone Harry Gabel-Trombone Don Giffin-Trombone Tom Litten-Bass Jim Mitchell-Oboe Jerry Ault-Horn Eddi e Homencly-Bassoon Clarinet Quartet - I Rating Mary Ann Garloch-l st Glor Paul Davi Flute Quartet - I Rating Marcia Schramm-lst Miriam Giftin-2nd Betsy Jo Zuccarello-3rd Jane Witten-4th French Horn Quartet Jerry Ault-lst Donna Brewer-2nd Peggy White-3rd Marlene Mackey-4th Woodwind Quintet - 2 Rating Marcia Schramm-Flute Marie Kazmirski-Clarinet ia McCorkle-2nd Schneider-3rd d Corbett-4th Saxophone Quartet - 2 Rating Betty Robbins--Alto Saxophone Marlys Eikleberry-Alto Saxophone Sylvia Patrone-Tenor Saxophone Judy Ingram-Baritone Saxophone 2 Rating The five soloists were: Hazel Ault-Piano-l Rating Mari Jim Pat e Kazmirski-Clarinet-accompanied by David Groom-l Rating Mitchell-Oboe-accompanied by Hazel Ault-l Rating DeFoe-Vocal-accompanied by Marlene Mackey-l Rating Ba rba ra Bra nstroop-Voca l-accom pa nied by Marlene Mackey-1 Rating HERZBERG'S, Bellaire 73 SE mit GIRLS , E SEMBLE Left to right: Shirley Nemec, Florence Sanders, Denise Sadowski, Geraldine Hess, Corinne Nardo, Betty Robbins, Evelyn Underwood, Sally Rumslzey, Doris Giftin, Pat Kennedy, Karol Hanna, Nancy Palmer, Jeanne lannone PPEH EL!-X55 GIRLS, BLEE EL B First Row, left to right: Evelyn Underwood, Betty Robbins, Patty Suchan, Miriam Giflin, Florence Sanders, Shirley Anderson, Denise Sadowski, Sally Rumskey, Doris Giffin, Rose Marie Andrews, Judy Ingram, Karol Hanna, Beverly Hixenbaugh, Nancy Palmer, Barbara Snodgrass, Shirley Nemec, Bernadine Wiggins Second Row: Martha Deafenbaugh, Linda Crozier, Becky Ball, Betty Stanek, Martha Trolley, Evelyn Iams, Kay Lopeman, Jean DeCoy, Phyllis Beall, Rita Colicchia, Hazel Ault, Edna Harper, Pat Rowley, Shirley English, Arlene DeNardo, Nancy Mor- ris, Corinne Nardo, Nancy Gulley, Sarah Shunk, Mary Hayes, Sandra Littleton, Nancy Jo Nelson, Pat Kennedy Third Row: Shirley Wisvari, Jeanne lannone, Claudine Sole, Marcia Cinque, Virginia Keyser, Marion Sabatina, Karen Hill, Pat DeFoe, Beverly Palmer, Shirley Howell, Connie Mayhugh, Ellen Piper, Rosalie Snyder, Linda Lococo, Iola May, Shirley Green, Mary Greenwood, Billie Magellan Fourth Row: Elsie Jeffers, Charlene Holloway, Carol Phillips, Judy Welsh, Linda Henthorn, Peggy White, Sandy Mokros, Syl- via Mokros, Sandra Milliken, Mary Ann Carpino, Judy Rudenhour, Jean Andrews, Peggy Bland, Carolene Wallace, Shir- ley Trigg, Beverly Rieves, Sylvia Patrone, Rosemary Zelipsky, Janice Freshour, Mary Lou Greenwood, Ann Armstrong, Marguerite Buti HIRES-NESBITT BOTTLING CO., Monroe Street, Bellaire 74 FHESHJLRN GHH5'GLEE EL B First Row, left to right: Sarah Kulabonish, Phyllis Greenwood, Frances Accrocco, Georgia Nicholas, Maxine Francis, Dana Freshour, Judy Wiley, Jane Ann Potts, Julia Schramm, Betsy Zuccarello, June Mowery, Joyce Johnson, Gloria Meholovich, Barbara Heil, Sandra Grassi, Dianne Piatt Second Row: Mary Frances Julian, Sue Ann Beltz, Jean Joy, Phyllis Johnson, Judy Rudenhour, Eleanor Smith, Shirley Mas- ters, Mary Salvaterra, Darlene Patrone, Freda Phillips, June Ramey, Sandra Moody, Miriam Wehe, Delphine Presutti, Elaine Mendelson, Carolyn Howard Third Row: Eleanor Baker, Betty Arno, Esther lrene Britton, Carol Coss, Janice Closser, Judy Taylor, Etta Stanek, Nancy Fularz, Rosalie Kenney, Victoria Wade, Carolyn Dawkins, Mary Lou Maior, Paula Sabinsky, Jany Witten BUYS'GLEE EL B First Row, left to right: Tom Long, Dan Simpson, John Arn, Mathew Klempa, Pete Taylor, Joe Marling, Bill Crawford, Bill Robbins, Bud Lavitchka, Tim Holloway, Lester Day, Ronnie Freeman Second Row: Don Busic, Richard Martin, Leonard Morris, Charles Crayton, Steve Rodefer, Bernard Kopyar, Dick Goldsmith, Pete Sorvalis, Jim Frey, Richard Marling Third Row: Marlene Mackey, Lenard Madama, Terry Smith, Paul Giltin, Ewing Gilifin, Bob Bomer, Tom Henthorne, Wayne Patterson, David Thomas, Bob Thomas Fourth Row: Larry Madama, Carl Sellers, Joe Terry, Jim Niedermeyer, Herman Mowery, Eddie Homendy, George Barthlow, Joe Weber, Dick Nowak, Tim Morgan, Francis Mellott, Dave Phillips, Bob Castricone, Otho Wise, Ray Jeffers, John Lambros Not photographed: James Moore HOGE-DAVIS DRUG CO., Belmont Street, Bellaire 75 CU BERT UHCHESTH!-X Violin-lst-Shirley Polivkcu, Pat DeFoe, Darlene Patrone, Nada Woods, 2ndfCora Greenway, lola May, James Corbett, JoAnn Elliott, 3rd-Irene Bratka, Nancy Ruckman, Donald Dunffee. Flute-Marcia Schramm. Oboe-Carol Tarbett. Viola-Margaret Lombardi, Maxine Cotling, Elsie Judkins. Cello- Mary Bopp, Stelline Walker, 2nd-Jim Mitchell, Phylis Holub. Clarinet-Marie Kazmirski, Cynthia Marilc, Mary Ann Gorloch, Paul Schneider. Bassoon-Sandra Whitecotton. Trombone-Harry Gabel, Don Giffin. Saxophone-Marlyce Eikleberry, Beryl Cook. French Horn-Donna Brewer, Peggy White, Mary Ann Lengyel. Trumpets-Philip Lappert, Paolo DiPaoIo, Jerry Lyseski. Percussion-David Groom, Bob Kovalyk. String Bass-Laura Thornton, Linda Lococo, Shirley Wisvari. PINSKY JEWELER, 32nd Street, Bellaire 76 WI TEH MUSIII FESTIVAL King Cotton . . ,. Il Semper Paratus . World Events A,,, MantiIla , . Sabre and Spurs Band of America .. ll Shenandoah , . Holy City , .. II ll Raymond Overtu re . Queen City . . . . . The conductor of our Orchestra- Mr. Stanek HIGH SCHOOL BAND . ,,,. .. , . . J. P. Sousa-directed by Betty Robbins . Capt. F. S. Boskerk-directed by Richard Kurth . . J. S. Zamecnik-directed by Marie Kazmirski ,. . .. , ., .. .. Paul Yoder-directed by Mr. Spirk . ., J. P. Sousa-directed by Miriam Gittin . . Paul Lavelle-directed by Mr. Spirk VARSITY BAND E. F. Goldman-directed by Marcia Schramm .. .. S. Adams-Cornet Solo by Jerry Lyseski Cdirected by Mr. Spirki . ,..... A. Thomas-directed by Mr. Spirk , . .. . W. H. Boorn-directed by Donald Craig ORCHESTRA Pilgrims Chorus from Tannhauser .......,. .. .... .. .. . Wagner Consecration Overture . . . Herfurth-Bella Waltz of the Flowers . . Tschaikowsky ln a Persian Market ..,. ...... . . . ..... .. Ketelbey The High School Cadets March , . . . Sousa Mr. Spirk directs the fifth period band rehearsal. The band also practices two afternoons a week at 3:30. PROGRESSIVE PRINTING 33rd Street, Bellaire 77 9-6-1-'L'R'1KE Ajxf I Q, S, ' j J QL! Q y E I 7:6 .JW Q W U 9' 1 'X K N L, J 9 ,X fp PM Lffg :Xu N EUULD BE ROUGH AND HUWDY Bellaire Opponent Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Bellaire Total 273 me-wi E Furs! Row left to right JefTers Filch, Clark Lopeman Aull Marn Miller Ingram T Fry Lancione Weber Deshfanes Hall Polls Plal? Second Row Kahutek Peck Gibson, Nemec Farnarlo Bell Tedeschi E Fry Bosransic Mowery Cope Bun Moore Fisher Third Row Davis Meek Holloway, Zbysienskl McFeley Kurs Richardson Paflerson Williamson Nowak J Davis Kmler Pica Greenwood Manage s Je ry Marinacci, Jim Duffey A nold Meager . - -- HEVHIW UF THE 15154 HEAEUN Bellaire piled up 99 points in its first two against Wellsville and Triadelphia but then a long trip to lronton took its toll and the Red and Black was held to a 13-13 draw. Coach Reyman 'Bud' Bonar's charges got by Moundsville only 20-18 but hit their stride the next week when they humbled Linsly Institute, a Troian conquer, 45-14. East Liverpool fell 28-7, and at New Philadelphia the Big Reds blasted the Quakers, 26-0, Philly had previously sutifered only one loss that to Martins Ferrv and by a single point 14-13. With a backfield of passer, ballhandler and signal-caller Jerry Bell, fleet Andy 'Dusty' Destifanes, Bob Bostansic, and blockbusting Jim Nemec operating behind a hard-hitting line, the Red humbled Wheeling Central and then bumped their two arch rivals, Wheeling High K6-O1 and Martins Ferry C32-135. Bellaire thus topped the conference and were the O. V. A. C. champs, AA division. After the Ferry game Captain Farnario is carried from the field. SCHOCKEY'S FLORISTS Bellaire, Ohio 81 WTW , , 1 -9 T ' f The Touchdown Club entertains the team after the Ferry Game. The Senior lete termen crowd around Coach Bonar and Captain Farnario. SCHRAMM'S GROCERY Belmont Street Bellaire, Ohio GEO. R. TAYLOR Market Street Wheeling 82 SE IUH LETTEHME Tom Ault ... Tackle .. . 5' TO . . . T75 lbs. A rough player both on otTense and de- tense. Jerry Bell Quarterback 6'0 T80 lbs. A good signal caller and excellent ball handler. Bob Bostansic Halfback 5'8 . . . 140 lbs. A real scooter with the nerve ofa giant. John Buti . . . Halfback . . . 5' 7 . .. 150 lbs. Troubled by injuries but proved his worth as a ball carrier when used. Dale Clark . , . Guard . . . 5' 10 . . . 180 lbs. An excellent blocker and leader of interfer- ence. Wayne Farmer . . . End . . . 6' 2 . . . 230 lbs. All Eastern Ohio and All State. Used on both oftense and defense. Led valley in points after touchdown. Captain Gerald Farnario Tackle 5'11 180lbs. All Eastern Ohio, All Valley and All State honors. A good block- er on offense and a hard tackler on de- fense. Jerry Fisher ... Halfback ... 5' 11V2 ... 160 lbs. Lots of speed and a good pass defender. Emmet Fry ... Tackle ... 6' 1 ... 175 lbs. Although hampered by injuries several times proved his worth in times of need. Joe Greenwood ... End ... 6' 4 . .. 205 lbs. Played offense and defense. A good pass receiver and tackler. Ray Jeffers . . .Tackle . . . 5' 11 . . . 165 lbs. A rough boy on defense. Out the last part of the season with injuries. Sam Lopeman ...End ... 6' 2 . .. 170 lbs. Utility man. Very fast. Good replacement. KENNETH B. SCHRAMM Bellaire, Ohio THE HUB Wheeling, W. Va. 83 Bell hands off to Bostansic with perfect blocking by Ault, Nemec, and Piatt l 5 91. ff! Jim Nemec .. . Fullback .. . 6' 0 . . . 190 lbs. All Eastern Ohio, All Valley, and All State. Led the valley in scoring honors. Rough on both offense and defense. Dick Nowak End 6'2 170 lbs. Utility man. Used mostly on kick-off re- turns. Dave Peck .. . Tackle . . . 6' 1 . . . 200 lbs. A tough man on defense. Don Piatt... Center... 5'1l ... 170 lbs. Good center man and a rough offensive blocker. Martin Potts . . .Guard . .. 5' 8 . . . 150 lbs. Little but mighty. Played mostly on of- fense. Patsy Tedeschi Fullback 5' 9 180 lbs. Good all around ball player. Used mainly as defensive line backer. Joe Weber ... Halfback ... 5' 8 ... 160 lbs. A vicious tackler. Harry Williamson Guard . .. 5'6 .. 155 lbs. A late starter but very useful. SCOTT'S GULF SERVICE Belmont and 37th Bellaire, Ohio L. S. GOOD 8. CO. Wheeling BIG REDS I AETIU Tedeschi gains through the center of the line. Bell carries on split T series with nice block- ing by Nemec. Bostansic breaks loose around left end. Bostansic again picks up a couple of yards. Buti about to bite the dust. Nemec drives hard on an of? tackle play. SICKLES ART AND GIFT GLASS WORKS Bellaire, Ohio 85 if -W ik ? 4-f If Z.-lfgZi5 TMLQQ . v V . -any , fi En H' I W. M., ,A -Q. ,.,. . if ,g . me BIG nens or '57 First Row, left to right: Bell, Calaway, Moore, Travis, Duffey, Captain Capito Second Row: Fulton, Campbell, Frey, Zurek, Thomas, Kinter, McCloud, W Mack, Fusco V J Third Row: Connor, Goddard, Weber, Taylor, Lancione, Lavitchka, Dennis, e I H0 1 , ' if f Q, 0 'C V 1 X 3 W 'X ' F! I 1 E I 5 H 2 ., , . S 1 - Q. . A ' Y 1. , Bl, ' it -, f :-: it . , . ,712 - ------ 'ff 5 t It .3 V- Y . N- ' V. -37' , el ml I Q . .. Q V17 ' W 2:1 .u -' W f . - ,J , .pg Q 4'4 , ' ILL' , I :lilly ' i Y 2, I - ' 4 ' I ff ' .' 4 ' Y 'A . - ff .-, -1 yi ,. My 1 , s .J fi 2 dt. 'I lt. . .t. , THE MIDWAY SERVICE STATION , Wetherington I A - Absent: Jacobs and Marling Bellaire Opp St. Clairsville . , , T3 0 Martins Ferry , , .13 0 Union .. .. .. .. ,. 0 0 Mounclsville . .. , . , . 0 6 St. Clairsville .,, 20 T3 Wheeling Central . , T9 7 HIGHLIGHTS Ulf THE H354 SEASU Bellaire 26 - New Philadelphia 0 Playing before a packed Quaker Stadium the Big Reds turned in one of the best exhibitions of football in the career of the present team. Evi- dently, having read of the highly publicized Mr. lnside and Mr, Outside , the Big Reds were fired to the point of making them appear as Mr. Upside and Mr, Downside . With Bell directing the attack and alternat- ing Nemec, Bostancic, and Destifanes co-ball carriers, there was no way for Philly to stop the Big Reds. Up front there was great blocking and on defense time and time again the Philly backs were surprised by these linemen upsetting them before they could get started. Nemec scored twice, Bostancic and Desti- fanes one each with Farmer kicking two extra points. Dusty tears thru Linsly Bellaire 6 - Wheeling 0 As always Wheeling High was a great hurdle for the Bellaire team but having come through the previous contests the whole squad was determined that nothing would stand in the way of another O. V. C. Championship. Again the boys behind the line demon- strated their ability to either bull or sidestep their way to pay dirt. Once was enough to tame the Wildcats and bring Bellaire within one game of the O. V. C. Had not those boys up front presented such a defensive stone wall, things would have been a lot different. The Bellaire team played as great teams always play with not one or two but all being stars in this game. Bostancic made the only score of the game. fContinued on page 96? Neffs Road Bellaire THE SMART SHOP Belmont Street Bellaire 86 Bostansic gains with per- fect blocking from Nemec, Piatt, Farmer, Potts, and Ault. Fry, Kuri, and Ingram move in for the tackle. Nemec drives for yard- age. Wheeling Central moves but not far. The Champs at Ferry awaiting the final gun. A toast to the Touch- down Club, in milk, of course. A loose ball but not for long. Is it Fry or is it Farmer who is down? No matter, here comes the gang! Farnario, Ault, and Greenwood to the aid of a good man. Sport snaps from THE TIMES-LEADER Bellaire and Martins Ferry 87 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row, loft to right: Manager, Arnold Meager, Don Landers, Eddie Masarik, Murray Shackelford, Mike Ingram, Philip Patrone, Manager, Jim Duffy Second Row: Jim Nemec, John Wilkes, Joe Greenwood, Francis Gibson, Dick Nowak, Louis Keitz, Coach Cribbs SEASON'S RECORD We They 72 . Toronto ..,. ,, .... ...56 59 Barnesville . 61 101 Moundsville 63 92 Martins Ferry 57 58 Moundsville , 44 79 1 , ,Triadelphia ,. . . . 63 75 . . Tiltonsville ,. 36 61 Wheeling , , , 72 98. Wellsville .. ..... 70 73 Bridgeport 1 . . 59 74 . . Shadyside .,.. . ..,. 63 91 Union , ., 1 ,. . ,63 61 , Linsly . .. ...., H56 85 , St. Clairsville ., ...,., 61 67 , Wheeling . A . 62 61 , Wellsville .. . .,.,. .47 72 . , Martins Ferry H65 89 Tiltonsville , ,... ..,., 5 0 65 Barnesville 55 82 1 . Wheeling . ..,.,..,.... ,. A , . 72 Tournaments - Martins Ferry - Sectional 86.2. . A St. John's . . 88 .Bridgeport ,.. 1 ,. A . , .. .76 Re ional 77 . Zanesville ..,. .91 LEWIS PHARMACY Danny the Druggist Bellaire 83 Joe Greenwood SE IUH LETTEHME Excellent rebounder. Had the will to win. Good team player. Good Shot and excellent foul shooter. Hustler. Don Landers Always hustling. Didn't get to play much but was always de- pendable. Good Dribhler. Eddie Masa rick Always hustling. Good in a clutch. Good team man. TONY'S QUALITY FOOD MARKET t Jim Nome: Excellent rebounder. Very good on long set shots. Good team player. Always played hard to win. Good defensive man. Dick Nowak Didn't get to play too much. But always ready to go when we needed him. Good rebounder. Murray Shackalford Little Murray was the main clog in the Big Reds fast break. Good playmaker and snappy. Good 3 shot. ' Guernsey Street B9 BASKETBALL REVIEW Bellaire 72 Toronto 56 The Big Reds traveled up the river to Tor- onto for their first game and they couldn't have started the season any better as they beat the Toronto Knights 72-56. All of those who played gave a good account of themselves. This game indicated that the Big Reds were on their way to a successful season. Bellaire 101 Moundsville 63 After losing their second game to Barnes- ville 61-59 the Big Reds bounced back into the victory column with vengeance as they hit the century for the first time in three years by defeat- ing Moundsville 101-63. Seeking revenge over last year's loss to the Trojans which was the first defeat on the home floor since 1951, the Big Reds really triumphed as everyone on the squad joined in scoring. Potts' foul shots boosted the score to 100 and 101. Bellaire 67 Shadyside 62 For the second time this season the Sha- deans bowed to the Big Reds. The main factor in this victory was the sharp shooting of Lee Patrone and the rebounding of the other start- ing players. It was a hard fought game and the Shadeans showed that they deserved the O. V. C. A Championship which they went on to win later. Bellaire 72 Martins Ferry 65 lt was a great game in which the score was tied thirteen times, but with the shooting of Lee Patrone coupled with the great floor play of Murray Shackleford and successful rebounding from Joe Greenwood, Jim Nemec, John Wilkes, Louis Keitz, Mike Ingram, and Francis Gibson the Big Reds finally subdued their arch rival 72-65. This was a big victory for the Big Reds because it was the first time that a Bellaire team had beat Ferry on their home court since 1938. Bellaire 82 Wheeling 72 After avenging an earlier loss to Barnes- ville the Big Reds snapped the 18 game winning streak of the Wheeling Wildcats in what many people called the game of the year. There were 1700 screaming fans on hand to see the battling Big Reds come from behind in the third quarter to stay ahead the rest of the game. It was the shooting of Lee Patrone and Big Jim Nemec coupled with rebounding of Joe Green- wood and John Wilkes and the great fioor play of Murray Shackleford that enabled the Big Reds to beat the powerful Wildcats. TOURNAMENT GAMES Bellaire 86 St. Johns 68 The Big Reds started off in tournament play in fine form as they downed their Guernsey Street rival, St. John's 86-68. Nine players ioined in the scoring column but the high honors went to Lee Patrone who broke the floor record by tossing in 37 points. Bellaire 88 Bridgeport 76 Bellaire gained revenge over last year's tournament loss to the Bridgets as they defeated them 88-76. This was the first Bellaire team in three years to survive the sectional and go on to the district. It was a hard fought game all the way but the Bridgets fell back during the third quarter never to surge to the front. Bellaire 77 Zanesville 91 Bellaire's 14 game winning streak was snapped as they were downed by Zanesville 91-77. The Big Reds fought hard all the way. The following seniors played their last game for Bellaire High: Joe Greenwood, Don Landers, Jim Nemec, Dick Nowak, Marty Potts, and Murray Shackleford. THE UNITED DAIRY, Wheeling, W. Va. RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM rst Row, left to right: Warren Fitch, Spotswood Green, Richard Goldsmith, Clyde Thomas, Gary Hill, Dick Landers, Martin Palian, Robert Hess cond Row: Coach Gilffin, Sam Evans, Eddie Patterson, Bob Miller, Herman Mowrey, Bernard McCormick, Gordon Stewart, James Moore, Ronald Podlas, Gerald Hess, George Karvellis RESERVE SCORES FRESHMAN SCORES We We 40 Toronto 33 . Barnesville 38 Barnesville 49 , ,.,. Shadyside 51 Moundsville 38 . , Martins Ferry 48 Martins Ferry 37 ,,St. John . 45 Moundsville 78 . , Powhatan ,. . 44 Triadelphia 46 V . St. Clairsville 62 Tiltonsville 57 Bridgeport 48 Wheeling . 53 Shadyside 57 Wellsville 41 . St. John , . 37 Bridgeport 35 Martins Ferry 43 Shadyside 40 St. Clairsville 52 Union 52 Bridgeport 40 . Linsly .. ..,., 57 , , Barnesville 42 St. Clairsville 60 Powhatan 34 Shadyside 49, Wellsville ,.,. 42 Martins Ferry 62 Tiltonsville 52 Barnesville 46 . . Wheeling P R E S H M I-1 X. JAMES VANNELE rst National Bank Bellaire FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM They 14 31 33 33 43 38 35 29 37 26 32 28 23 32 Richard Marling, George Calaway, Jim Frey, Clyde Thomas, Richard Jacobs, Charles Schramm Tom Hent horn, Steve Rodefer, Fred Adamek, Jim Mcloud, George Green, Ronnie Campbell, Charles Crayton Bill Studenc, Jim Marik, Dick Petran, Jim Brown, Don Fusco, Stanley Stein an Q nw-ff 1 mann, . 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' MQW TPI EIS VAIISIIY 'IIQA I First Row, left to right: Coach Keyser, Don Kuri-- shot put, discus, Bill Benes--440, broad jump, Jerry Fisherf22O, 100 yd. dash, Joe Terry-low hurdles, Richard Sklenar-half mile, 440, Don Bronchikf 440, mile run, Ray Jelfersghalf mile, 440, Jim Russellfmile run, Paul Jones-100 yd. dash, 220 yd. run, Macky Morofhalf mile, Wayne Farmer-shot put, discus, Joe Gacekfhalf mile, 440 Second Row: Richard Rodefer- low hurdles, Calvin Teasdale-880, Bernard Lancione-low hurdles, Dick Cope-220, 100 yd. dash, Dusty Destifanes-220, 100 yd, dash, John Butif220, 100 yd. dash, Eugene Francis-half mile, David Gross-half mile, Arnold Meagergmanager, Ronny Hillflow hurdles, high jump, pole vault IIIESIIIVIAIXI 'I'II!-Ilfh 'IIIIA First Row, left to right: Coach Mosso, Charles Davis, 100 yd. dash, Pete Sor- valis-100, low hurdles, Mike Ingram f220, sprint relay, Tom Frye4220, shot put, Spotswood Greene-pole vault, Gordon Stewart-pole vault, Eddie Patterson-low hurdles, Bob Miller-440, 220 yd. dash, 100 yd. dash. Second Row: Bob Benda-mile run, Bob Wallace-880, Jerry Davis-mile run, James MooreAhaIf mile, Jim Kuhn- 220, Francis Gibson-shot put, discus RECORD Gibson-discus - 117 ft. Sprint Relay-Greene, Sorvalis, Ingram, Miller HElL'S BIKE 8. TOY SHOP Bellaire 94 First Row, left to right: Nemec, Sklenar, Bronchik, Jeffers, Fisher, Farmer Second Row: Buti, Russell, Terry The Big Red track team opened its season at Pittsburgh. The meet brought teams from Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia. Bellaire's mile relay team, composed of Dick Cope, Bill Benes, Don Bronchik, and Ray Jeffers brought home a fourth place medal. Bill Benes also placed fourth in the broad jump. Bellaire placed eighth in the Wheeling lnvi- tational Meet. There were approximately 20 teams in the meet which was held at Wheeling. A newly organized meet, the Belmont Re- lays, was held at Bellaire. Bellaire took third place. This meet served as a warm-up for the Ohio Valley Championship which was held the following week. The O. V. C. meet showed the potentialities of the steadily-improving Big Reds. Two records were set in the meet. One of the records was credited to Bellaire's two mile relay team of Don Bronchik, Rich Sklenar, Joe Gacek, and Ray Jef- fers. The two mile relay was being contested on the conference card for the first time and the Bellaire four were clocked in the excellent time of 8 min. 42.6 sec. SE IUH TRACE LETTEHME Bellaire took another third place in the Ferry Relays. The two mile relay team again broke a record. The team then went to the Muskingum Re- lays which were held at Muskingum College. This meet attracted teams from Bellaire to Cleve- land. There were approximately 30 teams and the competition was pretty rough. Bellaire took 'l5ll'1 place. Then came the meet that decided who would qualify to run in the state track meet. This meet was held at Uhrechsville and was attended by all teams in a designated district. Bellaire again copped third place, and qualified in the mile relay-Bronchik, Sklenar, Miller, and Benes, Ronny Hill in the pole vault, Bill Benes in the 440, and Ray Jeffers in the 880. Jeffers placed seventh in the competition in the state meet at Columbus. Bellaire's Freshman team were Ohio Valley Champions and went without defeat throughout the season. The Big Red Freshman team won the meets that were held in both Martins Ferry and Bellaire. DR. R. M. CALDWELL, Bellaire District Track meet at Uhrichsville. St, C. wins the 100 yd. dash, Coach Keyser and the 1955 Co-captains Fisher represents Bellaire. Fisher and Jeffers. B SEB LL SEASU 1954 Bellaire vs. St. Clairsville The Bellaire Big Reds opened their highly successful baseball season by trouncing St. Clairsville 8 to l. The day was very cold but not enough so to silence the Big Red Bats. Bill Miller, Bob Bostancic, Ray Slotwinski, and John Bruce led the attack with two hits apiece. Slot- winski also turned in a fine pitching perform- ance, giving up only 3 hits. Bellaire vs. Bridgeport After downing Shadyside 6 to 3 the Big Reds were stopped by a good Bulldog team 4 to 2 for our only regular season loss. Bridge- port garnered only 2 hits to our seven but still came out on top. Bellaire vs. Warren Consolidated This was truly a great day for the Big Red Nine and Ray Slotwinski. We defeated W. C., perennial O.V.C. Champs, l to 0 on Slotwin- ski's masterful four hitter. Hrdlicka scored the only run of the ball game on Helms' single. Bellaire vs. Martins Ferry The Big Reds stopped arch-rival, Martins Ferry, in a very strange way for victory number seven. With the score tied 6 to 6 in the last of the seventh the ball became lodged in the back- stop. Due to ground rules this enabled the run- ner on 3rd base to walk home with the winning run. The Big Reds also routed Ferry 8 to 5. Bellaire vs. St. Johns This was another tight squeeze for the Big Reds but they came out on top 3 to 2 in the battle of the Guernsey Street schools. Don Camsky turned in a brilliant mound perform- ance, giving up only one hit. TOURNAMENT The All-American Towners prepped for the tournaments by defeating Barnesville 7 to 2, Powhatan 18 to 0, and Yorkville 4 to 0. In the tournaments the Bellaire Nine met a revengeful Warren Consolidated club. The Big Reds put up a good battle but were severely hampered by the loss of four regulars to a local semi-pro team. Even though we lost 6 to 2 this was still one of the most highly successful base- ball seasons in many years, as we closed with eight wins and two losses. FOOTBALL lcont.D Bellaire 32-Ferry I3 Bellaire the coveted O. V. C. Champs! lt was all over now but the shouting and as we now know the shouting went on until the wee hours of the morning. The prediction made by one of Ferry's own scribes of September first that Bellaire had great prospects for a successful season, came true when our team defeated Ferry. Engaging in their last high school game were twenty seniors: Ends-Farmer, Green- wood, Lopeman and Nowak, Tackles-Farnario, Ault, Fry, Jeffers and Peck, Guards--Clark, Wil- liamson and Potts, Center-Piatt, Quarterback- Bell, Halfbacks-Bostancic, Fisher, Buti and Weber, Fullbacks-Nemec and Tedeschi. ALBERT VASEK 8. SON, Bellaire -. ., -. S Rwyf 8 v Q it bf ' s ' - 2 f. i' . . . . , lizbbhzul 4 it ' , B 'J V 1, y tr , i Eg? as Q55 First Row, left to right: Betty Curzon, Phyllis Albright, Rosemarie Cuftaro, Patty Suchan, Barbara Snod- grass, Rosemarie Andrews, Ellen Vaglienti Second Row: Billy Murray, Catherine LaRufto, Norma Snider, Jean Shank, Carol Wallace, Donna Kelly, Naomi Taylor, Jackie Cifaldi The Girls' Basketball Team got oft to a good start against the strong St. Clairsville team by defeating them 2146. Other games scheduled for the season were Martins Ferry, Triadelphia, Union, Bridgeport, and Wheeling. The seniors on the team are: Phyllis Albright, Rosemarie Andrews, Jackie Cifaldi, Rosemarie Cuffaro, Betty Curzon, Judy Ingram, Donna Kelly, Barbara Snod- grass, Patty Suchan, Naomi Taylor, and Ellen Vaglienti. These girls will be missed next year but there are some talented under- classmen who will replace them. EHEEHLE UEH5 Cheerleaders: Jackie Cifaldi, Denise Sadowski, Bernadine Wig- gins, Marlene Snider, Nancy Gulley, Jean Shank, Mary Lou Greenwood, Rosalie Snyder, Jean Andrews, Shirley English, Linda Lacoco, and Sally Rumskey-Captain BlUM'S, Bellaire CAPITOL CONFECTIONERY 8. LUNCH, Bellaire 97 lj. A. A. First Row, left to right: Marie Kozmirski, Betty Jane Cochrane, Retta Clark, Shirley Anderson, Jackie Citaldi, Phyllis Albright, Ellen Vaglienti, Rosemarie Andrews, Jean Shank, Rosalie Snyder, Nancy Gulley, Shirley English, Catherine Del Guzzo, Drusella Ice, Margie Dawson, Rosalie Gacek, Arlene DeNardo Second Row: Marian Bratka, Janet Kauskey, Mary Greenway, Ad- rienne Jelilers, Charlene Holloway, Elsie Jeffers, Evelyn lams, Marilyn Booher, Carol JeHers, Sandy Icenhour, Marlene Adams, Shirley Howell, Patsy Houston, Jean DeCoy, Jean Andrews, Mary Lou Greenwood, Rita Coliccha, Hazel Ault, Mary Ellen Ankron, Sheila Barovitch, Martha Deafenbaugh, Linda Crozier, Donna Brewer, Jo Ann Lavitchka Third Row: Rose Cultaro, Janice Hess, Sandra Grosse, Phyllis John! san, Sue Ann Beltz, Sarah Kulabonish, Elenor Baker, Mary Frances Julian, Janice Closser, Carol Johnson, Dana Freshour, Maxine Francis, Linda lanzito, Joan Coyne, Marcia Cinque, Beverly Hall, Janice Freshour, Beverly Hixenbaugh, Pat Eikle- berry Fourth Row: Mildred Decker, Marguerite Buti, Betty Curzon, Chris- tine Botts, Judy Canady, Catherine La Rutto, Phyllis Brooks, Carol Klee, Sandra Landers, Nancy Fularz, Barbara Heil, Car- olyn Dawkins, Frances Accrocco, Phyllis Greenwood, Rosalie Kinney, Marquette Finkel, Sharon Arno, Ann Armstrong, Peggy Bland, Mary Rose Curtis , 'Q First Row, left to right: Marlyn Willison, Loretta Jean Wise, Eleanor Starkey, Marlene Snider, Corinne Nardo, Donna Kelly, Rose Marie Appolloni, Judy lngram, Rosella Baldwin, Shirrel Kadlic, Joyce Campbell, Deanna Frey, Patty Suchan, Bernadine Wiggins, Nancy Jo Nelson, Pat Willerton, Cleo McGilton Second Row: Kathy Taylor, Margaret Robbins, Barbara Snodgrass, Joyce Mowery, Lucille Mlynek, Arleen Vannelle, Kay Lopemon, Beverly Marford, Carolyn Howard, Marilyn Veverka, Shirley McKay, Miriam Wehe, Peggy Scales, Mary Lou Maior, Dephine Presutti, Paula Sabinski, Easter Willison, Elaine Mendelson, Linda lococo, Angelina Meholovitch, Gloria Meholovitch, Ida Rieves, Peggy Bland Third Row: Lora Williamson, Linda Novak, Nancy Henderson, Ann Dowling, Etta Stanek, Lotcus Klee, Jacqueline Johnson, Agatha Paskel, Judy Taylor, Diane Piatt, Jane Ann Potts, Julia Schramm, Betsy Jo Zuccarello, Jane Witten, Cynthia Marik, Sally Rumsky, Denise Sadowski, Shirley Trigg, Rosemary Zelipsky, Gloria McCorkle, Margaret Lombardi, Sylvia Patrone, Sandra White- cotton Fourth Row: Lenalou Scott, Norma Snider, Sylvia Mokros, Danis Gross, Joyce Woollard, Donna Skakik, Eleanor Smith, Doris Rataiczak, Joyce Reed, Alma Robson, June Ramey, Antoinette Zelepsky, Judy Wiley, June Mowery, Carol Phillips, Judy McKeen, Sally Palmer, Mary Rieves, Melva Terry, Jennie Vinsko- vish, Billie Murray, Beverly Palmer, Sandra Moody SAM WALKER INSURANCE AGENCY, Bellaire IIDITIU AI. SE Rosemarie Andrews: Y-Teens, GAA-Treas., Glee Club, Commercial Club, Band, Varsity Band, Girl's Basketball Team, Senior Attendant to Queen. Phyllis Appolloni: Y-Teens, Glee Club, F.H.A., Office Girl, Student Council, Girls Ensemble, Junior Class Play Di- rector, Year Book Stal'T, School Paper. Rose Marie Appolloni: Commercial Club, Banking Girl, Scorecard Girl, Secretary Sophomore Class, Junior Homecoming Attendant, Usher. Rosella Baldwin: GAA. Commercial Club, Library Girl, Scorecard Girl, Banking, Varsity Band, Marching Band. Jerry Bell: Basketball, Thespians-President, Junior Class Assembly, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Track, Freshman Class President. Marion Bratka: Y-Teens, Sophomore Class Chapel, Schol- arship Team, Alternate Buckeye Girl's State. Jackie Cifaldi: Glee Club, Girls Basketball Team. Dale Clark: Thespians, Senior Secretary, Mixed Chorus, Baseball, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Assemblies. Don Craig: Hi-Y Secretary, P. A. T., Beliuan Staff. Betty Curzon: Glee Club, School Paper, Cashier Milk Pro- gram, Junior Class Usher, Basketball Team, Sales Club. Charles Deafenbaugh: Mixed Chorus, P. A. T, Club. Wayne Farmer: Track, P. A. T. Jerry Fluxe: Band, P. A. T.--Vice Pres., Thespians, Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Alpha Hi-Y-Vice Pres., Beta Hi-Y-Vice Pres. Harry Gobol: P. A. T. Club, Sales Club, Boy's Glee Club. Joe Greenwood: Football, Baseball, Track. Nancy Gulleyz GAA, Sales Club. Karol Hanna: Y-Teens, Varsity Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Ush-, er, Class Chapels, Commercial Club. Beverly Hixenbaugh: Girl's Glee Club, Prince of Peace Con- test, Usher, Mixed Chorus, Varsity Chorus, Class Chapels, Thespians. IUII ACTIVITIES Mildred Holenka: Freshman Assembly, Maiorette, Varsity Band, Sales Club, Girl's Basketball. Art Houston: Track, Football, Glee Club, Thespians. Drusilla Ice: GAA, Freshman Class Play, Sophomore Chapel. Judy Ingram: Varsity Band, Marching Band, Upper Class Glee Club, Girl's Basketball, Usher, Library Girl, Class Assemblies. Marlene Jasper: GAA, Sales Club. Roy Jeffers: Freshman Class Officer, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Foot- ball, Alpha Hi-Y, School Newspaper, Beljuan Staff, Junior Assembly. Shirrel Kadlic: Library Girl, Commercial Club, Usher. Marie Kazmirski: Y-Teens, G.A.A., Ensembles. Pat Kennedy: GAA, Thespians, Mixed Chorus, Varsity Chorus, Junior Class Play, Girl's State, Class Assem- blies, Scorecard Girl, Beliuan Stall Newspaper. JoAnn Lavitchka: Band, GAA, Usher, Sales Club, Sopho- more Assembly. Sam Lopeman: Hi-Y, Glee Club, Track, Football, Thes- pians. Cynthia Marik: GAA, Varsity Band, Dance Band, Class Chapels, Prince of Peace, P. A. T., Thespians, Glee Club. ' ' Lenora McFadden: Sophomore Class Chapel, Junior Class Usher, Scorecard Girl. Pat McFarland: Y-Teen Cabinet, Junior Red Cross, Senior Red Cross, Thespians, General Scholarship Team, Class Assemblies, Alternate to Girl's State, Popcorn Girl, Scorecard Girl, Glee Club. Corinne Nordo: GAA, Library Girl, Freshman Class' Play, Thespian Play, Girl's Ensemble, Sophomore and Junior Class Chapels. Jim Nemec: Basketball, Track, Baseball, Milk Program, Sophomore Assembly, French Assembly. Shirley Nemec: Basketball, Y-Teens, GAA, Varsity Chorus. Jim Niedermeyer: Varsity Boys Chorus, Thespians, General Scholarship Team, Sophomore Chapel. WHlTE'S FOOD MARKET, INC. Bellaire UUITIUNI-XL SE Nancy Palmer: Student Council, Commercial Club. Senlo' Girl's Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Library Girl. Peggy Pedicord: Junior Usher, Scorecard Girl. Gene Pica: Class Chapel, Thespians. Betty Protiva: Y-Teens, Scorecard Girl, Usher, Assembly, Banking Girl. Beverly Rader: Y-Teens, GAA, Scorecard Girl, Library Girl, Commercial Club, Varsity Band, Usher, Maiorette Alter- nate. Ruth Ramsay: Library Girl, Sophomore Chapel. Bill Reed: Marching Band, Concert Band. Betty Robbins: Band, Varsity-Band, Dance Band. Sally Rumskey: GAA, Y-Teens, Glee Club Ensemble, Varsity Chorus, Girl's Basketball Team. Denise Sadowski: Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Ensemble, Var- sity Chorus, GAA. Florence Sanders: Mixed Chorus. Marcia Schramm: GAA, Prince of Peace Contest, Y-Teens, Orchestra. Carl Sellars: Glee Club, Escort to Senior Queen, Sopho- more Assembly, Junior Assembly, Senior Assembly, Football. Sarah Shunlr: Y-Teens, GAA, Glee Club, Commercial Club. Clarence Simpson: P. A. T., Glee Club. Richard Sklenar: Band, Sophomore Assembly. .lack Slsukan: Glee Club, Sophomore Chapel. IUH ETIVITIES Marlene Snider: Thespians, Sophomore Chapel, Thespians Play, Freshman and Junior Class Plays, Glee Club, Varsity Band, Concert Band. Barbara Snodgrass: Glee Club, Usher, Girl's Basketball Team, Reserve Varsity, Sophomore Chapel. Eleanor Starkey: GAA, Ollice Girl, Junior Red Cross, Glee Club, Usher-Class Chapels, Scorecard Girl, Commer- cial Club. Patty Suchan: GAA, P.A.T. Club-Secretary, Office Girl, Glee Club, Class Chapels, General Scholarship Team, Junior Class Play, Junior Town Meeting, Girl's Basket- ball Team, Prince of Peace, Y-Teens Club Publicity and President, Commercial Club-Treasurer, Beliuan Staff- Art. Naomi Taylor: Sales-Secretary, GAA. Helen Jane Tollett: Y-Teens-Publicity, Usher. Evelyn Rose Underwood: Mixed Chorus, Cashier Milk Pro- gram. Ellen Vaglienti: Girl's Basketball Team, Y-Teens-Treasurer, Office Girl, Class Basketball Tournament. Judy Veivoda: Ohice Girl, Sophomore Chapel, Public Speak- ing Chapel, Ohio History Chapel, Popcorn Girl, P. A. T. Secretary, General Scholarship Team, Thespian Club Play. Robert Wallace: Sales Club, DECA Club, Track, Class Bas- ketball Tournament. Joe Weber: Sales Club, Alpha and Beta Hi-Y. Bernadine Wiggins: Mixed Chorus and Varsity Chorus, Glee Club. Marlyn Willison: Sophomore Assembly, Prince of Peace, Marching Band, Concert Band, Varsity Band. Loretta Jean Wise: GAA, Commercial Club. YOUNG'S SERVICE STATION Bellaire Alvey Accra cco, Catherine 21, 66 cco, Frances 51, 66, 72, 75 Adamek, Fred 51, 91 Adams, Marlene 45, 66 Adams, Ronald 45 Albright, Phyllis 21, 97 Allen, Kathleen 51 Accro , Mary Ann 21, 62, 66 Amici, Bill 21, 64 Anderson, Nancy 51 Anderson, Shirley 21, 62, 64, 74 Andrews, Jeanie 22, 45, 58, 66, 74 Andrews, Rosemarie 21, 58, 59, 62, 66, 72, 74, 91 Ankrone, Mary Ellen 39, 59, 66 Appo Iloni, Phyllis 21 Appolloni, Rose Marie 21, 59, 62, 65, 67 Archer, Patty 45 Armstrong, Ann 45, 66, 72, 74 Arn, John 51, 75 Arno, Betty 51, 75 Arno, Clarence 21 Arno, Sharon 39, 59. 66 Ault, Arlene 45, 66 Ault, Hozel 33, 39, 65, 66, 74 STUUE TI DE Bickmeier, David 45 Bickmeier, Richard 45 Biggler, Clifford 21, 64 Blacker, Marcia 39, 59, 65 Bland, Peggy 55, 66, 74 Bolon, Pat 39, 65, 66 Bomer, Bob 39, 68, 72, 75 Bonfine, Rose Mary 39, 65, 66 Booher, Marilyn 45, 66 Bopp, Mary 39, 77 Borovich, Sheila 39, 66 Bostancic, Bob 21, 82, 84, 85, 87 Botts, Christine 39, 59, 66 Boyd, Mary Evelyn 22, 66 Branstroop, Barbara 39 Bronchik, Don 22, 68, 95 Carling, Maxine 45, 77 Cerar, Angela 23 Chaplin, Ronnie 45, 69, 70 Chirik, Joseph 51 Christakis, Morphia 51 Cieslewski, Myrna 39 Cifaldi, Jackie 23, ss, 97 Cinque, Marcia 39, 62, 64, 66, 74 Clark, Dale 23, 64, 68, 82, 84 Clark, John 51 Clark, Melvin 39 Clark, Retta 23, 64 Clark, Sheila 39 Bratka, Irene 45, 77 Bratka, Marian 22, 59, 62, 66 Brewer, Donna 45, 66, 72, 77 Britton, Esther 51, 66, 75 Brooks, Phyllis 39 Brown, Betty 45 Brown, Gordon 51 Brown, Jim 51, 91 Brown, June 51 Clittord, Aaron 39, 60, 61 Clifford, Roger 45 Closser, Janice 51, 65, 66, 75 Cochrane, Betty Jane 23 Cole, Charles 39 Colicchia, Rita 40, 65, 66, 74 Colvin, Paul 40 Conaway, Wayne 23 Conners, Donald 51 Cook, Beryl 40, 66, 72, 77 Cook, Charles 45 Cope, Richard 40, 58, 82, 96 Ault, New 51, 69, 72 Ault, Jerry 51, 58. 72 Ault, Samuel 39, 68 Ault, Tom 21, 29, 82, B4, 85, 87 Bailey, John 51, 72 Baker, Elinor 51, 75 Baldwin, Rosella 21, 30, 59, 62, 65, 66, 72 Ball, Becky 39, 74 Balsei, Donald 51 Baltz, Sue 51 Banig, Tom 45 Barcalow, Bill 45 Borner, Richard 45 Barnes, Bill 51 Barnes, Marlene 51 Barthlow, George 21, 75 Brown, Wayne 39 Bruce, John 39 Bulger, James 22 Bumgardner, Anita 51, 66 Bumgardner, Carolyn 45 Burgess, Paul 51 Burgy, Robert 39 Burkas, Tillie 39, 59, 66 Busic, Don 45, 69, 70, 75 Buskirk, Judy 51 Buti, John 22, 29, 82, 84, 87, 95 Buti, Marguerite 45, 66, 74 Butler, John 45 Byard, Dale 45 Colaway, George 51, 72, 91 Colinger, Walter 45, 70 Corbett, David 51, 72 Corbett, James 51, 77 Corbett, Meek 51 Corbett, Nancy 45, 49, 66 Coss, Carol 51, 58, 66, 75 Cox, Ann 23 Cox, Joe 45 Coyne, Joan 40, 66 Craig, Dale 69 Craig, Don 23, 33, 51, 60, 63, 68, 70, 72 Crawford, Bill 75 Crayton, Cross, Fr Charles 51, 75, 91 ancis 51 Crozier, Linda 45, 58, 66, 74 Crumbaker, Judith 51 Crumbley, Clyde 45 Barton, Morgan 45 Bayes, Shirley 39 Beall, Phyllis 39, 66, 74 Beall, Richard 45 Beals, Robert 45 Beals, Tamara 51 Bell, Harold 51 Bell, Jerry 21, 58, 64, 82, 84, 8 Belles, Nancy 51 Bellville, Jim 39 Beltz, Sue 51, 66, 67, 75 Benda, Robert 45, 95 Benda, William 45, 69, 70 Bennington, Bob 51 Bess, Barbara 45 Bess, James 21 Bickmeier, Bob 51 5, 87 Camden, David 22 Campbell, Barbara 23, 59, 66 Campbell, Joyce 23, 59, 66 Campbell, Owen 51 Campbell, Robert 51 Campbell, Ronald 51, 91 Canady, Judy 39, 59, 65, 66, 72 Capito, Dorothy 45 Capito, James 51 Carman, Homer 23 Carman, Janice 51 Carman, Sandy 39 Carpenter, Donald 51 Carpenter, Lawson 23 Carpino, Mary Ann 74 Castricone, Bob 39, 68, 75 Castricone, Gary 51 DEAN'S FUNERAL HOME, Bellaire 101 Cuflaro, Rose Marie 23, 64, 97 Curtis, Mary Rose 23, 66 Cuzon, Betty 23, 59, 62, 64, 66, Dailey, Harold 45 Dandos, Angela 45, 66 Dandos, Gust 40 Darnley, Jerry 45 Darnley, Tom 40 Davis, Charles 45, 95 Davis, Jerry 45, 82, 95 Davis, Melvin 40 Dawkins, Carolyn 51, 66, 72, 75 Dawson, Bill 45 Dawson, Margot 40, 59, 65, 66 Dawson, Walter 40 Day, Bob 24, 68 Day, Lester 51, 70, 75 ST UETIUE Deafenbaugh, Charles 24, 60, 63, 64, 68, 70 Deafenbaugh, Martha 45, 55, 66, 74 DeBonis, John 40 Decker, Mildred 51 DeCoy, Jean 40, 65, 66, 74 DeFoe, Pat 40, 66, 74, 77 DeGarmo, Joan 40 DeIGuzzo, Catherine 24, 58, 62, 66 DelGuzzo, Richard 51 DeMarco, JoAnn 24 DeNardo, Arlene 40, 49, 58, 64, 66, 74 Dennis, Russell 51 Destiffanes, Andrew 37, 40, 82, 96 DeVore, Gary 40 DiPaoIo, Paolo 24, 64, 68, 72, 77 DiPaolo, William 40 Donley, George 51, 52, 72 Doty, Karen 45, 66 Dowling, Anna 51 Drennan, Tom 24 Driscoll, John 45 Drozer, Richard 51 Dutfey, George 45 DuHey, James 40, 81, 88 Duffy, Wendell 49, 50, 51 Duncan, Dunfee, Dunfee, Dunlap, James 45 Donald 52, 77 William 52 Bruce 24, 64 Duvall, James 40, 60, 61, 68, Dvorak, Joe 45 72 Paul 46, 69, 72, 75 Echelberger, Patricia 40 Edler, Beatrice 45 Edwards, Carson 45 Edwards, Elroy 52 Edwards, Lucille 24 Edwards, Willie 52 Finkel, Marquetta 45 Fisher, Jerry 24, 82, 85, 95 Fitch, Everett 45 Fitch, Glenn 40, 58, 82 Fitch, Merrell 52, 69, 70, 72 Flowers, Lawrence 40 Fluxe, Jerry 24, 60, 63, 64, 65, 68, 70 Fawkes, Harold 45 Fowler, Jack 40, 68 Fox, John 24 Francis, Dale 46, 55 Francis, Maxine 52, 66, 75 Freeman, Ronnie 52, 75 Freiberg, Jerry 40 Freshour, Dana 52, 66, 72, 75 Freshour, Janice 46, 66, 72, 74 Frey, Deanna 24, 59, 62 Frey, Jim 49, 52, 75, 91 Fry, Emmett 25, 29, 82, 85 Fry, rom 46, 82, s7, 95 Frye, Bob 40 Fularz, Nancy 52, 66, 75 Fuller, Mary Lou 46, 72 Fulton, Edwin 52 Funari, Margaret 46 Furman, Terry 25 Fusco, Donald 52, 91 Gabel, Harry 25, 70, 72, 77 Gabel, Janice 40, 59, 66 Gacek, Rosalie 40, 59, 66 Garloch, Gerald 25 Garloch, Mary Ann 46, 72, 77 Gibson, Francis 46, 82, 88, 95 Grimes, Kenneth 26, 64, 68 Groom, Dave 40, 72, 97 Grass, Danis 52 Guerriero, John 52 Gulley, Nancy 22, 26, 64, 66, 74 Hackonc, Eugene 52 Hall, Beverly 40, 59, 65, 66 Hall, Georgia 40, 66 Hall, Kenneth 26, 82 Hall, Martha 52 Hall, Patricia 27, 64 Hall, William 40 Ham mond, Myers 52 Hanna, Karol 27, 59, 62, 66, 74 Harlan, Nancy 33, 40, 59, 65, 66 Harlan, Pat 27, 64, 66 Harper, Edna 40, 59, 66, 74 Harper, Martha 52 Hartline, Eugene 52 Harris, Dorris 40 Harvey, Helen 66 Hathhorn, Larry 40 Hayes, Mary 46, 74 Heath, Bill 46 Heatherington, Melvin 27 Heil, Barbara 52, 75 Helms, Jerry 27 Helms, Larry 52 Hendershot, Beverly 40, 59, 66 Hendershot, Richard 27 Henthorn, Linda 33, 46, 66, 74 Henthorn, Tom 52, 69, 75, 91 Giltin, Don 46, 69, 70, 72, 77 Gitiin, Doris 25, 66, 74 Giftin Ewing 46, 69, 70, 75 Giftin Miriam 25, 66, 72, 74 Gittin, Hess, Gerald 27, 68, 91 Hess, Geraldine 27, 74 Hess, Janice 46, 66 Hess, Joe 46 Hess, Nancy 27, 72 Hess, Robert 46, 91 Ehlert, Betty 45 Eikleberry, Harriett 40 Eikleberry, John 24, 64 Eikleberry, Marlys 45, 72, 77 Eikleberry, Nancy 45, 66, 72 Eikleberry, Elliott, Joanne 45, 77 Eneix, William 40 English, Shirley 40, 66, 74 Evans, Francis 45 Evans, James 45 Evans, Pierre 45, 69 Exner, Betty 45 Farmer, Frances 45, 62 Farmer, Wayne 24, 49, 58, 60, 70, 82, 84, Pat 24, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66 Gilbert, Larry 40, 66, 68, 72 Givens, Wayne 40, 68 Glatzer, Madelyn 46 Gregg, William 51 Goddard, Bruce 52 Goldsmith, Dick 40, 75, 91 Grassi, Sondra 52, 75 Gray, Berdell 26 Gray, Emma 40 Green, George 52, 91 Green, Shirley 46, 66, 74 Green, Spotswood 43, 46, 55, 91, 95 Greene, Myron 52, 69, 70 Greenway, Cora 26, 77 Greenway, Mary 46, 66, 72, 74 Higgins, Bud 40, 68 Han, Gary 46, 69, 91 Hill, Karen 40, 59, 66, 74 Hinds, Donna 46, 66 Hixenbaugh, Beverly 27, 64, 66, 7 Hoffmann, Erich 46, 72 Holenka, Mildred 27, 64 Hallingshead, Edna 40 Holloway, Charlene 46, 66, 72, 74 Holloway, Ed 40, 70, 82 Hallowaly, Oscar 46 Holloway, Tim 52, 70, 72, 75 Holub, Phyllis 46, 66, 72, 77 Homendy, Eddie 40, 55, 58, 68, 72 75 Hoskinson, Carol 27, 72 4 87, 94, 95 Farnario, Jerry 24, 64, 82, 85, 87 Feller, Roger 45 Fiialkowski, Larry 52 Fiialkowski, Robert 45 JOHN CI Greenwood, Joe 26, 29, 60, 82, 85, 87, 88, 89 Greenwood, Mary Lou 22, 46, 58, 74 Greenwood, Phyllis 49, 50, 52, 66, 72, 75 Gregg, Charles 52 Hoskinson, Richard 40 Houston, Art 27, 64, 68, 70 Houston, Patsy 40, 59, 66 How How NQUE, Attorney-at-Law, Bellaire, Ohio .102 ard, Carolyn 52, 75 ell, Jim 46 Howell, Shirley 40, 65, 66, 74 Hrdlicka, Donald 27 Hruz, Bonnie 52, 66 Hudson, Larry 40 Hudson, Mary 52 Hudson, Sylvia 52 Hughes, James 27 lams, Evelyn 40, 66, 72, 74 lannone, Jean 27, 60, 62, 74 Kadlic, lanzito, Linda 52, 66 lanzito, Ice, Dru Mary 46 silla 28, 40, 66 3, 68, 75, 82, lcenhour, Sandy 40, 66 Ingram, Judy 28, 66, 72, 74 Ingram, Mike 46, 82, 87, 88, 95 Jacobs, Dick 52, 58, 69, 91 Jasper, Marlene 28, 64, 66 Jeffers, Adrienne 46, 66 Jeffers, Elsie 46, 66, 72, 74 Jeflers, Ray 28, 29, 58, 60, 6 95 Jeffries, Carol 40 Jenkins, Arlene 46 Johnson, Albert 46 Johnson, Jacqueline 46 Johnson, Joyce 52, 66, 72, 75 Johnson, Phyllis 52, 66, 75 Jones, Peggy 28 Joy, Jean 52, 75 Judkins, Elsie 46, 77 Judkins, Fannie 46 Judkins, Tom 40 Julian, Mary 52, 75 Shirrel 28, 59, 66 Karkoska, Amos 52 Karvellis, George 46, 91 Kasko, Bill 52, 72 Kauroublakis, Bertha 52, 66 Kauskey, Janet 46, 58, 66 Kazmirski, Marie 26, 28, 66, 72, 77 Keitz, Louis 40, 68, B8 Kelly, Donna 28, 64, 66, 97 Kelly, Jane 52 Kennedy, James 40 Kennedy, Pat 28, 60, 63, 64, Kennedy, Richard 46 Keyser, Virginia 74 Kinder, Judy 52 Kinder, Mona 28 Kinney, Don 40 Kinney, Lotus 52 Kinney, Rosalie 52, 75 Kinney, Wayne 46 Kinter, Bob 52 Kinter, George 46 Klee, Carlene 28, 64 Klee, Carollee 52 Klee, Dale 47 66, 74 ST DE Ti Klem, Nick 40 Klempa, Mathew 52, 69, 75 Kiinkler, Harry 28 Kohutek, Paul 46, 82 Kopyar, Bernard 40, 75 Kotera, Joyce 41, 55, 59, 66 Kovalyk, Bob 28, 72, 77 Kruger, George 52 Kuhn, Jimmy 46, 95 Kulabonish, Sarah 52, 66, 75 Kuri, Don 41, 82, 87, 96 Kurth, Richard 28, 72 Lambert, Gene 47 Lambert, James 40, 41, 68 Lambros, John 28, 75 Lancione, Bernard 41, 82, 96 Lancione, Philip 52 Landers, Dave, 41, 59, 75 Landers, Dick 47, 91 Landers, Don 28, 88, 89 Landers, Sandra 52, 66 Lappert, Philip 41, 72, 77 LaRuffo, Catherine 41, 59, 65, 66, 72, Lavitchka, JoAnn 29, 59, 62, 64, 66 Lavitchka, Joe 53, 58, 69, 75 Layte, Mary Ann 41, 59, 66 Lemasters, Butch 53 Lemasters, Ronald 29 Lengyel, Mary Ann 41, 66, 72, 77 Litten, Tom 41, 72 Littleton, Edwin 41, 72 Littleton, Patricia 33, 41, 65 Littleton, Sandra 47, 74 Lococo, Linda 37, 41, 59, 66, 74, 77 Loeltler, Betty 29 Loew, Richard 47 Lombardi, Margaret 47, 66, 77 Long, Tom 47, 75 Lopeman, Kay 41, 65, 67, 74 Lopeman, Sam 29, 63, 64, 82, 85 Lorence, Katherine 53, 67 Luke, Bill 29 Luke, Richard 47 Lupton, John 53 Lusky, Joann 41, 72 Lyden, Donald 41 Lynch, lsaac 47 Lynn, Larry 53 lyseski, Jerry 29, 72, 77 Mack, Joe 53 Mackey, Marlene 33, 41, 67, 72, 75 Madama, Larry 41, 75 Madama, Lenard 41, 75 Malte, Richard 53 Magellan, Billie Jo 47, 67, 74 Major, Mary Lou 53, 67, 72, 75 Marik, Cynthia 30, 66, 70, 77 Marik, Jim 53, 59, 91 DR. W. J. NESBIT, Bellaire DEX Marinacci, Jerry 41, 60, 61, 81 Marinelli, Joseph 30 Marlin, Geraldine 47 Marlin, Mary 41, 70 Marlin, Sandra 30, 59, 60 Marling, Dan 41 Marling, Marling, Marling, Joe 41, 68, 72, 75 Richard 53, 69, 75, 9 Richard 53 Marn, Gene 47, 82 Marple, Beverly Marple, Everett 41, 72 Martin, Richard 47, 69, 75 Martinek, John 47 Masarick, Edward 30, 88, 89 Masters, Dan 30 Masters, Marilyn 41, 59, 67 Masters, Shirley 53, 75 Maxwell, Art 30, 64, 68 May, lola 47, 74, 77 Mayhugh, Connie 41, 74 Mayhugh, Jerry 41 Mayhugh, Maxine 53 McAngus, Hazel 53 McKay, Dorothy 53 McCloud, James 53 McConnell, Harlen 53 McCorkle, Gloria 47, 67, 72 McCormick, Bill 41, 91 McCoy, Dorothy 41 McCoy, Ronald 53 McFadden, Lenora 31, 65, 66 McFarland, Pat 31, 60, 63, 64, McFeley, Mary 31, 64 McFeley, Willard 47, 82 McGarry, Lois 47 McGavin , Harold 31 McGilton, Cleo 31, 59, 62 McGilton, Mary 47 McGuire, Mickey 41 McKay, Shirley 41, 59, 67 McKeen, Judy 47, 67 Mcloud, Bradley 41, 91 MISS ESTHER PINSKY, Bellaire 103 McMahon, Donna 41, 72 McMahon, Russell 47 Meadows, Fred 41 Meager, Arnold 41, 81, 88, 96 Meager, Betty 53 Meager, Roland 53, 72 Meek, Albert 42 Meek, Wayne 31, 82 Mehl, Charles 53 Mehlman, Elwyn 47 Meholovitch, Angelina 72 Meholovitch, Gloria 41, 53, 75 Mellott, Francis 41, 68, 72, 75 Mendelson, Bob 31, 68, 70 Mendelson, Elaine 53, 67, 75 65, 67 Metcalf, Dorothy 47, 67, 72 Miller, Bob 44, 47, 58, 91, 95 Miller, Dave 31, 64, 82 Miller, Dave 41 Milliken, Sandra 47, 74 Mills, John 53 Minamyer, Sandra 53 Mingroni, Patricia 31, 59, 62 Mitchell, Jim 41, 72, 77 Mlynek, Jim 31 Mlynek, Lucille 41, 67 Mobley, Ginger 47, 67 Mokros, Sondra 47, 72, 74 Mokros, Sylvia 47, 67, 74 Moody, Ray 41 Moody, Sandra 53, 75 Naticchioni, Carol 47, 67 Moore, James 53, 75, 82, 91, 95 Moore, Joan 47 Mortord, Beverly 47 Morford, Myra 41 Morgan, Tim 41, 75 Morris, Bob 41, 72 Morris, Leonard 53, 72, 75 Morris, Nancy 41, 59, 60, 61, 67 Morris, Tom 47, 72 Mowrey, Herman 41, 58, 75, 82, Mowrey, Joyce 26, 41, 67, 72 Mowrey, June 53, 67, 72, 73, 75 Mrkvica, Helen 41 Munias, Lynn 53 Murray, Billie 53 Murtaugh, Dan 53 Myers, Raymond 47 Myler, Nancy 31, 59, 67 Nardo, Corinne 31, 62, 67, 74 Pramik, Sylvester 48 Neer, Er ic 47 Neiswanger, Bernard 47 Neiswanger, Bernice 31, 64 Nelson, Nancy Jo 31, 67, 74 Nemec, Jim 31, 55, 60, 82, 85, Nemec, Shirley 31, 74 Newell, Gail 41 Newell, Richard 53 Newell, William 41 Nice, Mary 47 Nicholas, Georgia 53, 67, 75 Niedermeyer, Jim 32, 63, 75 Nolan, Oren 47 Novy, Helen 37, 41, 58, 59, 67 Nowak, Linda 47, 67 Nowak, Richard 32, 70, 75, 82, Olexa, Richard 47 Olinski, Charles 41 Ostasiewski, Don 53, 69, 70 Owens, Rosetta 41 Palian, Martin 41, 91 Palicka, Tom 41 ,72, 74 91 86, 87, 86, 88, 89 ST UETIDE Palmer, Bernadine 32, 64 Palmer Beverly 41, 60, 61, 65, 67, 72, 74 Palmer, Geraldine 32 Palmer, Nancy 59, 67, 74 Palmer , Sally 47, 48, 67 Pamphilis, Alex 53 Pamphilis, Elias 48 Parker, Josephine Paskel, Agatha 53, 72 Paskel, Jerry Patch, Katherine Patch, Patty 53 Patrick, Dennis Patrone, Darline 53, 75, 77 Patrone, Phillip 41, 88 Patrone, Sylvia 48, 58, 67, 72, 74 Patterson, Don 32 Patterson, Eddie 82, 91, 95 Patterson, Wayne 48, 72, 75 Paul, John 53, 72 Peck, David 32, 82, 86 Pedelose, Bill 48 Pedelose, Charles 41 Pedicord, Peggy 32, 65, 67 Petran, Dick 53, 91 Phillips, Carol 48, 67, 74 Phillips, David, 48, 69, 75 Phillips, Donna 41, 70 Phillips, Freda 53, 75 Piatt, Diane 53, 75 Piatt, Don 32, 58, 82, 85, 86, 87 Pica, Gene 32, 64, 68 Pica, Richard 53, 58, 70 Pierce, Frances 48 Piper, Helen 42, 74 Padlas, Ronald 42, 91 Poiar, Betty 32 Pokas, Paul 48 Polinsky, Richard 33, 42, 68, 72 Polivka, Mariorie 48 Polivka, Shirley 42, 59, 77 Poppe, Eleanor 32, 65, 67 Poppe, Jean 42, 65 Potts, Jane Ann 53, 67, 75 Potts, Martin 32, 58, 82, 86, 87 Powell, Eunice 48 Presutti, Delphine 53, 67, 72, 77 Proger, Julia 48 Prosperi, Louise 53 Prosperi, Virginia 48 Protiva, Betty 32, 59, 67 Pumpa, Mary 32, 59 Purtiman, Robert 53, 69, 70 Rader, Beverly 33, 60, 62, 65, 67 Rafeldt, Bonnie 42, 59 nomar, William sa, 70 Ramey, June 53, 75 Ramsay, Eleanor 42 PARINTHA HAT SHOP, Bellaire 104 Ramsay, Mary 48 Ramsay, Ruth 33, 59, 62, 67 Ramsey, Brent 48 Rataiczak, Doris 53 Ray, Shirley 33 Rea, Herman 42 Rebecca, Alda 42 Redpath, George 42 Reed, Bill 23, 63, 70, 72 Reed, Joyce 53, 70 Reionis, Frank 42 Reeves, Joyce 53 Richardson, Barbara 42 Richardson, Bill 53, 72 Richardson, Edwin 42, 82 Ridenour, Judy 48 Ridzinski, Rose 42 Rieves, Beverly 48 Rieves, Ida 33 Rieves, Mary 33, 65, 74 Robbins, Bill 53, 75 Robbins, Elizabeth 33, 72, 74 Robbins, Ellen 42, 67 Robbins, Margaret 48, 67, 72 Robson, Alma 53 Rochester, Mary 48 Rodefer, Richard 42, 64, 67, 70, 96 Rodefer, Steve 53, 58, 69, 70, 75, 91 Rose, Kathryn 53 Rose, Beverly 42 Rowley, Pat 42, 65, 74 Ruble, Judith 53 Ruckman, Ellsworth 42 Ruckman, Nancy 42, 77 Ridenhour, Judy 48, 75 Rudish, Donald 42, 96 Rumskey, Sally 22, 33, 59, 62, 67, 74 Runyan, Norma 48 Russell, Jim 33, 64, 94, 95 Russell, Norman 53, 70 Sabatina, Marian 42, 65, 67, 74 Sabinski, Paula 53, 67, 72, 75 Sadlowski, Evelyn 33 Sadowski, Denise 34, 62, 67, 74 Sattield, Richard 53 Salsberry, Eddie 42, 59, 68 Salvaterra, Mary Ann 53, 75 Sanders, Florence 34, 74 Saunders, Bill 53 Saunders, Dorothy 48 Saunders, Mary 42 Seales, Peggy 54, 67, 72 Schiller, Darlene 54 Schlernitzauer, James 48, 69 Schneider, Paul 54, 73, 77 Schramm, Charles 54, 91 Schramm, Julia 54, 67, 75 Schramm, Marcia 34, 60, 72, 77 Scott, Bill 48 Scott, Bob 34, 64 Scott, Doris Scott, Jerry 34 Scott, Lenalou 54, 67, 72 Secrest, leo 49 Sellars, Carl 34, 58, 70, 75 Sellars, Jim 49 Seszko, Johnny 54, 72 Sexton, Arlene 34, 59, 67 Sexton, Wanda 42, 59, 65, 67 Sichi, Bob 42 Sidoni, Sylvia 43 Siegenthaler, Julia 49 Simpirek, Joe 54, 69 Simpson, Dan 69, 75 Simpson, Larry 34, 68, 70 Shackelford, Murray 34, 88, 89 Shafer, Minnie 49, 67 Shank, Jean 42, 55, 59, 65, 67, 97 Shunk, Mary 49 Shunk, Sarah 34, 59, 60, 62, 74 Skapik, Donna 54, 67 Sklenar, Richard 34, 68, 96 Skukan, Jack 34 Small, David 34 Smelko, Helen 49 Smith, Bernadine 54 Smith, Donald 54 Smith, Dorothy 49, 67 Smith, Eleanor 54, 75 Smith, Joyce 54, 67 Smith, Kenneth 34, 64 Smith, Paul 49 Smith, Terry 42, 70, 75 Snider, Marlene 34, 62, 64, 67 Snider, Norma 42, 65, 67, 97 Snider, Richard 35 Snodgrass, Barbara 35, 59, 62, 67, 74, Snyder, Rosalie 22, 42, 58, 59, 67, 74 Sole, Charlotte 35, 72 Sole, Claudine 43, 74 Sole, Ruth Ann 49 Sorvalis, Pete 49, 70, 75 Spigarelli, Angelo 54 Stanek, Betty 33, 43, 59, 65, 67, 74 Stanek, Etta 54, 67, 72, 75 Starkey, Eleanor 35, 58, 59, 62, 65, 66 Stein, Stanly 54, 69, 70, 91 Stemkowski, Frank 43 Stewart, Gordon 49, 69, 9l, 95 Stewart, Ruby 43 Stokes, Mary 43 Studenc, Bill 54, 69, 9l Studenc, Francis 35, 65 Suchan, Patty 35, 59, 60, 62, 63, 66, 70, 74, 97 ST UETIUE Sullivan, Harry 49 Swann, Annetta 35 Swann, Brenda 54 Tarbet, Carol 49, 67, 72, 77 Tarbet, Marvin 43, 72 Tatomir, Doug 43 Taylor, Judy 54, 67, 72, 75 Taylor, Kathy 49, 67, 72 Taylor, Naomi 35, 62, 64, 67 Taylor, Paul 54, 69, 75 Teasdale, Arden 35 Teasdale, Calvin 43, 96 Tedeschi, Patsy 35, 82, 86, 87 Tekely, Rhoda 43, 46, 59, 67 Terry, Joe 35, 75, 96 Terry, Melva 59 Thomas, Clyde 54, 9l Thomas, David 49, 75 Thomas, Jerry! 49 Thomas, Robert 49, 69, 75 Thornton, Laura 43, 67, 72, 77 Thornton, Nancy 44, 49, 67, 72 Thornton, Ronald 35 Thornton, Tom 43 Tipton, Roger 49 Tollett, Helen 35, 63, 66 Travis, Benny 54 Trigg, Bill 49 Trigg, Marion 43 Trigg, Shirley 49, 67, 72, 74 Trigg, Wilda 35, 59, 62, 67 Trolley, Martha 43, 59, 67, 74 Turner, Ted 54 Tustin, Raymond 54 Underwood, Evelyn 35, 67, 74 Unterzuber, Douglas 49 Ulrey, Chester 43 Vaglienti, Carol 43 Vaglienti, Ellen 35, 59, 62, 66, 97 Vannelle, Arleen 43, 60, 6l, 65, 67 Vannest, Janet 35, 64 Vasey, Patricia 43 Veivoda, Judy 30, 35, 60, 62, 67 Velegolla, Helen 36, 64, 67 Veverka, Marilyn 43, 59, 60, 6l, 67, 72 Vinka, Bill 43 Vinskovich, Jennie 43 Wade, Victoria 54, 75 Walker, Stelline 77 Walker, Emma 49, 72 Wallace, Arthur 49, 95 Wallace, Carolene 49, 55, 67, 74, 97 Wallace, Robert 36, 48, 64, 68 Waliett, Mary 36, 59, 67 STANLEY JEWELERS, Bellaire 105 Walters, Patsy 36 Warner, Don 49 Webb, Francis 43 Weber, Joe 36, 64, 68, 75, 82, 86 Weber, Wayne 54 Weekley, Charles 36 Weekley, Joe 43 Wehe, Miriam 54, 58, 65, 67, 72, 75 Welsh, Judith 49, 67, 74 West, Bill 43 West, Sue 54, 67 Wethington, Gilbert 54 Wheeler, Bob 36 Wheeler, Eddie 54 White, Peggy 49, 67, 72, 74, 77 Whitecotton, Sandra 49, 67, 72, 77 Wiggins, Bernadine 36, 66, 74 Wiley, Judy 54, 67, 72, 75 Wilkes, John 49, 58, 88 Wilkes, Roberta 43 Willerton, Pat 36, 62, 67 Willerton, Peggy 54 Williams, Arwilda 36 Williams, Jim 49 Williams, Russell 36 Williamson, Harry 36, 82, 86 Williamson, Lora 43, 48, 59, 65, 67 Willis, Howard 49 Willis, Potty 43 Willison, Esther 43, 67 Willison, Marlyn 36, 67 Winke, Steven 43 Wise, Gloria 36 Wise, Loretta 36, 59, 65, 67 wise, otha 49,75 Wisvari, Shirley 49, 67, 74, 77 Witten, Jane 54, 65, 67, 72, 75 Woods, Nada 49, 77 Woollard, Joyce 54, 67 Workman, George 36 Workman, Lola 36, 64 Wright, Mary 49 Yates, Donald 43, 72 Youst, Mary Ann 43 laccagnini, Pate 36 Zaleski, Carl 49 Zaleski, Charles 36, 55 Zastudil, Vincent 36 Zelipsky, Antoinette 54, 67, 72 lelipsky, Rosemary 49, 67, 72, 74 Zeman, Joseph 54 Zbysienski, John 49, 82 Zuccorello, Betsy 54, 65, 67, 72, 75 Zurek, larry 54 FHH2 US UP THE Accrocco, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Albright, Mr. and Mrs. David Albright, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Albright, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alexander, John ' Allietta, Mrs. Jenny Allison, The Rev. 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Wilson, Mrs. Alice Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wise, Mr. and Mrs. David Wise, Mr. and Mrs. J. Edgar Wise, Mrs. Nannie B. Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Otho Workman, Miss Edna Workman, L. D. lGabeJ Yocum, Miss Ester THE BUCKEYE SAVINGS 8. LOAN CO., Bellaire, Ohio l0B PI-XTHU S We gratefully acknowledge the financial contributions given us by the fol- lowing industrial and business concerns and urge that you give them your patronage. Apparel Shops S. H. Blum Co., The Hyman's Mendelson's Men's Shop Inc., The Parintha Hat Shop Smart Shop, The Automotive Bellaire Ford Sales Cervelli Motor Co. McClain Motor Co. Merryman Buick Rennie-Keyser Co. Bottling Hires-Nesbitt Bottling Building Supplies and Construction Bellaire Erecting Co. Net? Lumber Co. Ohio Valley Lumber Dairies Cloverdale Fernwood Garvin's Ohio Valley United Dairy Ziegenfeller's Dentists Caldwell, R. M. Nesbitt, N. J. Vannelle, James Department Stores Drug Stores Dankworth's Duvall's Griest Cut Rate Hoge-Davis fBellaireJ Lewis Pharmacy McKelvey's Pharmacy Electric Appliances Cochran Electric Finance and Investment Belmont Federal Savings 8- Loan Co Buckeye Savings 81 Loan Co., The Farmers 81 Merchants National Bank First National Bank, The Union Savings Bank, The Co. Florists Capitol Flower Shoppe, The Schockey's Florist Co., The Fraternal Orders and Service Clubs American Legion Post 4152, The Big Red Boosters, The Disabled American Veterans Fraternal Order of the Eagles 3371 Touchdown Club, The Furniture Reichart's Rodewig 8. Co., H. P. Gasoline and Motor Service Civin's Service Station Clifford Sunoco DuBois Service Station, The Jeffers Bros. Service Station Kotera's Service Station Midway Service Station Berman's Parrish Gulf Service Station Good, L. S. 8. Co. Potts' Mobile Gas Herzberg's Scott's Gulf Service Hub, The Young's Service Station Kaufman's Penney Co., The J. C. Sargus Dept. Store Glassware Stifel 8. Co., The G. E. Imperial Glass Corp., The Stone 8. Thomas Rodefer-Gleason Glass Co., The Taylor Co., George R. Sickles' Art 8- Glass Works BELLAIRE HARDWARE, Bellaire 109 P THU Hardware Archibald's Bellaire Hardware Insurance Ault-Linard Insurance Co. Cowan-Dickens-Neuhart Ins. Specialists Dickey, Allan Gonot Insurance Agency Kern Insurance Agency Inc., The Schramm, Kenneth Walker Insurance Agency, Sam Jewelers Bryan Bros. Hancher Co., Charles N. Phillips Jewelry Store Pinsky, Ben Posins Jewelry Co. Rogers Jewelers Stanley Jeweler Law Firms John Cinque A. G. Lancione Malik 81 Malik Markets and Food Purveyors A. G. Food Center, Frizzi 8. Son Diamond A. G. Food Service Campbell's Food Market Co-op, The New Fry and Rice Grocers Kadlic Food Market Keller's Grocery Piccinini, Guy Schramm's Grocery Tony's Quality Food Market Vasek 8m Son, Albert White's Food Market, Inc. Mining Powhatan Mining Co. Mortuaries Bauknecht 8t Son, W. C. Dean Funeral Home Music Dorsey Piano Co. News Stand 'City News Stand S Paints Burdett's Paint 8- Wallpaper Ohio Paint 8K Glass Co., The Photography McDonald Studio, The Printers, Publishers, and Engravers Canton Engraving Co., The Kurtz Bros. Progressive Printing Co., The Times-Leader, The Restaurants Restaurant, The Belmont Capitol Confectionary 81 Lunch Pure Milk Dairy Bar Schools College of Commerce, The Florence Black, School of Dancing 8- Baton Twirling Theaters Capitol 8. Temple Theaters, The Utilities Ohio Power Co., The Wholesale Merchants Stewart 81 Ward, Inc. Miscellaneous Belmont Casket Mfg. Co., The City Welding Co., The Heil's Bike 8. Toy Shop Photographs by The McDonald Studio Snapshots-Courtesy The Times-Leader Printing, Binding 8. Covers Kurtz Bros., Clearfield, Pa. Engraving Canton Engraving Co., Canton, Ohio WALTER C. BAUKNECHT SON FUNERAL HOME, Bellaire HO AUTUGHAPH5 1 K .. -Ir-..... . 4 I. I L UTUGHAPHS . 1- . 'r I K 1 I n ' I 'lf-'LM' 1 It 5 0 Hr rrf! 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