Triadelphia High School - Triadelphian Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)

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, 7 Ll 2Cf0l ff VGPGPQ 0l'l'L0l l 0ll! 15 Guiding our thoughts, spurring our interests, under- standing our shortcomings, and urging us ever onward in the search for further knowledge, the men and women of Triadelphia High School's Faculty lead us patiently through the hours at our home away from home. Time and talents are dedicated by these directors to- ward their never-ending hope for our better appreciation W. J. Farmer A.B., M.Ed. Principal When a Feller Needs a Friend Citizens in jy Q72 C2!ow5r0om5' of the American Way of Life-for freedom with honor, 'For pride with humility, for compassion with strength, and for faith with tolerance. During our 'Formative years each Faculty member pro- duces lasting impressions-impressions that in the 'Future will serve to mold us into better citizens of a better world. Phyllis A. Beneke A.B., M.Ed. Dean of Girls General and Business Mathematics Cheerleaders Future Medical Careers On the Carpet J. W. Cochran A.B., M.Ed. N I Alma S. Farley Secretar A HPOW W WRU! Dean of Boys Problems of Democracy N , National Honor Society X Junior Town Meeting 5 The Perfect Alibi .Q xg,

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GALO i QI all 2 in ,J ar 4 765 - BOARD OF EDUCATION-Standing, left to right: J .Ira Steele, maintenance supervisory J. P. McHenry, su- perintendent, Levering C. Bonar, assistant superintendent in charge of iunior and senior high schools, H. D. Wilfong, assistant superintendent in charge of elementary schools. Seated: John H. Clark, Clyde W. Camp- bell, Wrn. F. Garden, President Robert C. Hazlett, Mrs. Richard T. McCoy. I Qllnfy S' 004 POJIOBI' HHJGV gf1,iJ6Ll'LCO 0 QWMIO ,.,... flpls ' i fezfi. . 4i1,1.e.'-a. . . we-.ii'Jf T sip: ,fl J i To decide the issues and to stem the tide of an ever- growing cry for broader civil tutelage, the Ohio County Board of Education ably performs its duties of maintain- ing the scholastic standards and teaching facilities of the county's school system. Among the plentitude of functions performed by the Board of Education are the responsibilities of keeping Ohio County's public schools in constant repair, furnish- ing 'Free transportation for students living farther than two miles from their schools, and supplying textbooks for class instruction. This non-partisan unit includes the five-member school board plus Ohio County's three superintendents. Policy is decided and plans are prepared at meetings in the Board of Education building, 2130 Chapline Street, Wheeling, on the third Thursday of every month. Through the efforts of this group Triodelphia High School has been provided with such recent improvements as a gas furnace and a remodeled cafeteria. Under the expert leadership of this capable team, Ohio County's public schools have become the qualified, high-ranking institutions that they are today. SUPERINTENDENTS-Left to Right: Levering C. Bonar, H. D. Wilfong, and J. P. McHenry.

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i ll Katherine E. Barnard V. H. Bixler Virginia L. Brand Bernice R. Brennan A.B. ii A.B., A.M. A.B., A.M. A.B., A.M. Shorihand I, ll, Typingfl , ' World History Vocal Music English IV, Theme Writing uKind Ladyn ,V I A !!i,'CLYVV ufhis Changing Worldff First-Year Girls' Chorus Warwood Exchange Speakers 1', 9111!-i',,-V Lf -'3 1 ff' 1 First-Year Mixed Chorus HSQY H Wm.. Howersff l ' ll, V, Second-Year Girls' Chorus Second-Year Mixed Chorus Triadeftes Chords and Discords 6152 l 0l90l'LQl'Llf5 Q 6Lg0gy ,ymgnecf 7 f l ,Z-l , I, 4 , 1 , x. r - , I , X. ' , 4 W y l l V. H. Bixler guides Sophomores Sally Ann Hathaway and Miss Mary A. Erskine and Seniors Kay Korimon and Don Dave Jackson on their travels across Asia. Clark prepare to play a recorded scene from Macbeth, :47