Warwood High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1933 volume:

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Foreword When we are high school students no more, how pleasant it will be to glance over the pages of this book, once again reviewing the friendships formed and recalling to mind the many good times enjoyed in Warwood High School. . . au ff N I 4 JJ P j I I, Sala 7 All 5 A - -4 ,V : C C2 xNYL B X 2 c Q Table of Contents Dedication - F- 0 Board of Education - 6 Faculty - - - 7 Seniors - 9 Flasscs - 17 Sports - 25 Ulubs - 31 History - - 42 Prophecy - 43 Will - 45 fiHi9llCiill' - 46 Song' - - 49 Aluinni Roll - - 51 Advertisers 52 'A K Q H : V :V g g M N X in o ffl II 1 , , f' r -rlwiix xlvvx Aw ggi fzmfrgcd fe 1 fthe , Qa- lli ,.,A,. gg ,...,.....,A ..4Q -'A1 f M f Dedication We, the class of 1933, dedicate this annual to Miss Virginia Perryman, in appreciation of her helpfulness , U I v A I lf . . . ' ' ' ff and frlendshlp as class advisor --M5 Q if!-3 5 during our Junior and senior years. if-3-sift-1 'f Q! ig fiijotr , .V V .. , z ' - f' ' ' 'tw ain-A3 XJR KW , E-gxt' i-:MQ ww Fl?--:5, ' -W-,T-V in 1 'Mn ' ' Y f X f M 'ff iff- 'rf' ' 'Q 3 - -F -, 71? WAR A 'Q Q -1----Q -------- -- - - Q The 1' mom -I -., .... .-.-.... Board of Education HANS G. DELBRUGGE J- P. MCHENRY President Sll1J9l'iIltEI'1Il6HI 1931-1935 West Virginia lTnivQ1'sity Bzuchelor of Science in Education A. H. KINDELBERGER W. E., HEL-EENBINE Commissioner K fjilggfiilglganel' 1921-1933 1932-1925 Al, ----- if cf Xff 1 ABN U 1 page 6 fag-X 2 gf ffm 1.----02.---,2.,2:2 2 2 2.-2.2 2 2- M is-,fx e fm ?S4wAP O3f x X 5244 is X gg Faculty 1 i 1 A 114 lfmgdi Rm? IN iss 31 1iIi 7f' M .... ,. Miss I+'z11'is ....,. Miss Klvtt .,.....,. Miss Muyiivld .,..,.,..., M3 .,..,... . J ,M-iesfsbnns .,....,,.... .. 'f ' I I Miss I'0rrymul1 Miss Emsley ..... v bb ii, if If 4 I. .SUUPTTD l'5' l4iiJl'ill'iilIl .............................lfluglish .........I,llYSii'2ll Emlucaitioxi .,.,...Iiookkw-ping, ldnglish ,.........lflo11w lCi'0110l1liK'S ......,.,........f'0lll1llf'I'i'f1 ..,....l4lllil1, lduglish .....,.,..........English, From-li Third Row: Mr. Ogdmi Mr. Mr. Mr. R09 ....,............,..., . ' 1...1..1...1...-.ii iVll'Clllll1Pil ...........,...... History, Huskellmll Vcmvli Second Row: f I 1 JI 1, Mr. Smith .,......, ......... ' Mr. llileiitlxlfl .............,....,.....,........,,. lngluslriul Arts Mr. Hmiin '... ..... I ,l'illl'iIl1li, llislory, Miss Mzlley ....,..,...,........,........,..........,.... lunioi' lligli Miss Zoidlf-1' .,.........., ....... l llllilil' High Miss Kiilalolln-1'g'v1' ,... ...,... I unim' Iligh IV!-iss: '. , ......... ....,. ' Jrmiur Ilipgla Miss Iila11'kImi'n .... ....,.. 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' 'L if x X -X . j , i - ,E ., 545' 'E-TA ii 4 1 i: i,,g, 'M ' if '- Ozoviuiuin 1010101019101 vin 'x WARE '13 fu at 53 1 9 N9 -Y-0--,za , The ,QRS e, -..-.,I.,:.,...,:.,-..:..-.,...,:.....,I.,-.,...,- Q.. --W x If r ! l i i RUSSELL GATES My heart is as true as steel Senior Class President 33: Class Cashier 33: Cheerleader 31, 32: Game Club 30: Movie Club 31: Varsity Basketball 31, 33: Hi-Y 32: Dramatic Club 32, 33: Dramatic Club play Trunk from India 32: Band 30, 31: Rhythm Club 33. ROBERT A. REISTER .Bohn Honest and bright and the teacher's delight Game Club 30: Tumbling Club 31: Movie Club 31: Dra- matic Club 32, 33: Secretary of Dramatic Club 33: Vice- President Class 33: Rhythm Club 33: Senior Play 33: Dra- matic Club Play 32, No Sabe. SARA JAMES Her eyes as stars of twilight fair, like twilight too, her dusky hair. Dramatic Club 32, 33: Girl Reserve 30, 31, 32, 33: War Whoop Staff 33: Dramatic Club Vice President 33: Secretary Senior Class 33: Dramatic Club Play Trunk from India 32: Senior Play 33: Warrior Staff 33. ,,...-.,..- -.,.,- -.,-...-,,,-,,-,,.. - ...,,.....-.,,...,-. .. -,,,..., MARGARET DENNY Margie Her that ruled the roast in the kitchen Girl Reserve 30, 31, 32. 33: Dramatic Club 32, 33: Home Economics Club 30, 31, 33: Treasurer 33: Dramatic Club Play, Neighbors 32: War Whoop Staff 32, 33: Class Treas- urer 33: Game Club 30, Warrior Staff 33. Page nw-lvii1ni-nu- -n 1 -ui-nn-i 1 -M1 -un-nn-ni 1nu-unvnuli QQ N il h pnguzngoxrrg:,xrlxozniuxuinxfnxninznozo ww 9 1 Z V by 5 . f , ' A Q N .9 fosioinioinioiriiuiuriuioiuiuiixiuniaim Q T e It l , 3' X , ,J J .X in-ll--nu KR:-nrling from left to right, CLIFFORD AITKEN Cliff Su hurried and so fiurried and iust a little worried Athletic Club 32: First Aid Club 31, 32: Game Club Treasurer 30: Rhythm Club 33. ROMMNEN.AMEND She has the strange sweet grace of violets That stand in slender vases in the dusk. Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32: Dramatic Club 32: Trunk from India Dramatic Club Play 32: Movie Club 31: War Whoop Stafi Business Manager 33. MARGUERITE S. AMEND A girl of such delicate grace. Girl Reserves 30. 31, 32: Dramatic Club 32: Dramatic Club Play Neighbors 32: Warrior Staff 33. JOHN M.AULT His features give promise of brilliant mind, far seeing, brave, One who will travel far. President Student Council 33: Golf Team 32, 33: Presi- dent Junior Class 32: Class Debate 32. MARTIN BASH Brownie Eager for fun, quick-witted in retort. Football 32: Game Club 30. CHARLES BAUMBERGER Such as he is, full of regard and honor. French Club 31: Hi-Y 32, 33: Football 31, 32, 33. MILDRED BEELER ..J0hn.. Skilled in splendid handwork. Home Economics Club 30, 31, 32, 33: Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32, 33: Varsity Basketball Manager 32: Girls' Athletic Club 32, 33: Warrior Staff 33. PAULINE BERRY 'iPoIly Like the day, she is as fair, as fair. Dramatic Club 32, 33: Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32, 33: Game Club 30, 31: War Whoop Staff 31: Band 30. 31, 32, 33: Orchestra 30, 31, 32, 33: Warrior Staff 33. JOSEPH BROOKS ...men I believe in setting examples. Linsly 31. Cheer Leader 32, 33. ODESSA BUCKALEW Bucky Whistle and he'Il come to you. Girl Reserve 30, 31: Dramatic Club 32: Cheerleader 30, 31, 32, 33: Head Cheerleader 33. u page 11 1:1 n- -H -il -:mi 1 - -1 - -ui-in in 1111 nn-nu-nl! o!n1nur-un Lui. -. nil .-.,m... 1,1 1 .1 1 1.,,..,,1 1,,,,..n in Q Q? Q S. 1l,,.0R. --.-..-.--r.-,--.-.- .--- -0--1. WAR I x 'Z 5 2 3 ' A 3' 9 x 1. 03110101014l1n1n1n1o1o1llzoxozuioxnq E In -ll Q . Q, ,,,.II .4 flteasling from lc-ft to rightj DOROTHY L. CARL A friend with an understanding heart. Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32, 33: Home Economics Club 30, 32, 33: Band 31, 32, 33: Game Club 30: Tumbling Club 30. RUSSELL CRISSWELL Russ I would help others out of fellow feeling. Hi-Y 31, 32, 33: Movie Club 31: Game Club 30: Dramatic Club 32, 33: Rhythm Club 33: First Aid Club 31: Senior Class Play 33. WILLIAM J. COLEMAN Bill Then he will talk, how he will talk! Basketball 30, 32, 33: Baseball 30, 31, 32: Football 30, 31, 32, 33: Class Basketball Tournament Coach 32, 33: Dra- mfltic Club 32: Class Debate 32: Class Secretary 30: Student Council 32: Public Speaking 31: First Aid 30: Vice-President Student Council 32. ROMAINE- COWAN Her eye was brown-a deep, deep brown, Her hair was darker than her eye. Girl Reserves 30, 31: Movie Club 30: Dramatic Club 32: Dramatic Club Play 32, No Sabe : Athletic Club 31, 32, 33: Warrior Staff 33: Senior Play 33. WILLIAM DEMARCO Willie Silcnce is one great art of conversation. Game Club 30. FREDERICKA ANN DONNALLY Fritzi Fairness and self control, Good humor, pluck and patience in the race. Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32, 33: Dramatic Club 32, 33: Vice President Dramatic Club 32: Glee Club 30: Home Economics Club 30: Dramatic Club Play Neighbors 32: Girl Reserve Stunt Night 30: War Whoop Staff 32, 33: Game Club 30: Senior Pl:-y 33: Warrior Staff 33. DONALD EMINHIZER .loonll His lot seems light, his heart seems gay. Game Club 30, 31: Dramatic Club 32, 33: Tumbling Club 31: Movie Club 30, 31: Champion Intramural Captain 32: Dramatic Club Play 32, 'lTrunk from lndia. EILEEN E. EVERSON And she was a damsel of delicate mould, With hair like the sunshine and heart of gold. Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32: Home Economics 30, 32, 33: Game Club 30. ADELAIDE FITZSIMIVIONS Fitzie A mind not to be changed by place or time Varsity Basketball 30, 31, 32: Athletic Club 32. 33: Pres- ident Athletic Club 33: Girl Reserve 30: Dramatic Club 32. gg: Tumbling Club 31: Coach of Winning Tournament Team ROBERT FRANCIS ..Bob.. He wears the rose of youth upon him. Band 30, 31: Dramatic Club 30, 32, 33: Dramatic Club Play A32 No Sabe : Senior Play 33: President of Junior Class 32: Treasurer of Movie Club 31: Game Club 30. page 12 lv-ml-ll.-.1 -.m-.ll--.--.-M-ll-...--.-..-..-. -l. uu:nle1+ QS 9 x9 WAR 1 f 3 P W x N 55103 1 an111irons:rxnxmcnuulwxocbuiurud Q in p 1 gp -, 1 1 1 gmg., f ' '19 all Kite-ailing from lf-fi to right, MARY GRGICH A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge Game Club 30, 31: Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32, 33: Art Club 32: Home Economics 33. ROBERT GRIM nach., Now wrangling and grumbling to keen up the ball! Now teasing and vexing, yet laughing at all! Football 31, 32, 33. ELEANOR HARDESTY Skinny My courting days are of the past Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32: Dramatic Club 30: Home Eco- nomlcs Club 30, 31. ALVIN HAWLEY Hawley l have not slept one wink Dramatic Club 32, 33: Game Club 29: Stamp Club 29: Latin Club 29: Dramatic Club Play No Sabe 32. RUTH HILMES Silent as the sleeve-worn stone Of casement ledges when the moss has grown. Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32, 33: Home Economics Club 30, 31, 32, 33: Orchestra 31, 32: Game Club 30. LOUISE HOPKINS She was quieter with others, than they would be alone Home Economics Club 31: Girl Reserves 31. THERON H. HOPKINS Haney Solitary but sufficient Public Speaking 30: Art, Cartooning 30: Music Club 31: First Aid Club 32. DOROTHY H. IMHOFF uootu The mirror of all courtesy Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32, President 33: Dramatic Club 32. 33: Home Economics Club 30, 31: Girls' Athletic Club 32: Class Secretary 32: Dramatic Club Trunk from India Play 32: Glee Club 30: Game Club 30. RUSSELL IRVINE Beware the fury of a patient man Band 29, 30, 31, 32, 33: President 33: Orchestra 29. 30, 31, 32, 33: Hi-Y 31, 32: Game Club 30: Dramatic Club 32, 33: Tumbling Club 30: Movie Club Vice President 31: Latin Club 31: Stamp Club 31: First Aid Club 31. CHARLES KAISER There is no man anywhere so energetic Hi-Y 31, 32: President Hi-Y 33: War Whoop Staff 30, 31: Advertising Manager 32, 33: Warrior Staff 33: Dramatic Club 32, 33: Football Manager 31: Baseball Manager 31: Varsity Basketball 31: Art Club 32: Rhythm Club 33: Band 30, 31: Drum Major 33. Ig- --------------I-ipagfe13n-m-- 1:1111 5 -. S Q ,533 -x ai 5 4 4 QQIQUQUQUQ IW Q 3 QUQUQUQ PQ In I- vihvli -I -1ldIntlQUQDQO,UalYQUQOQ1PQUQU-UQH s. WAR f s' fliearling from left to righti MARGARET KASUN Marny All your words are well sDoken Girl Reserve 30, 31: Home Economics Club 30, 31: Game Club 30: Dramatic Club 32, 33: Dramatic Club Play Neigh- bors 32: Athletic Club 32: War Whoon Staff 32, 33: Varsity Basketball 30, 31: Tumbling Club 31: Class Cashier 31, 33: Warrior Staff 33. KATHRYN KOSSUTH Wheeling High School Her voice is full of manners. Dramatic Club 33: Athletic Club 33. VIRGINIA LASCH From the crown of her head to the sole of her foot she is all mirth Game Club 30: Movie Club 31: Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32. 33: Dramatic Club 32, 33: Varsity Basketball 31, 32: Senior Class Play 33: Athletic Club 31, 32. 33: Warrior Staff 33. DORTHA LUIKART MDM.. Hers is the blackest of hair Band 31, 32, 33: Orchestra 32: Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32, 33: Home Economics 30, 32, 33: Secretary of Dramatic Club 32: Glee Club 30: West Virginia Club 31. BETTY JANE MCCOLLOCH B. J. Her lips are made for laughter. and her white teeth too. Girl Reserve 30, 31, 32, Cabinet 33: Game Club, Vice President 30: Tumbling Club 31: Glee Club 30: War Whnop Staff 30, 32, 33: Dramatic Club 32, 33: Dramatic Club Play Neighbors 32: Girl Reserve Stunt Night 30: Public Speaking Club 32: Senior Class Play 33. RUTH MOONEY Mooney She thinks too much: such women are dangerous Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32: Home Economics Club 30, 31: Dramatic Club 32, 33: War Whoop Staff 33: Glea Club 30: West Virginia Club 31. SARAH E. MORRIS What stature ls she of? Just as high as my heart. Girl Reserve 30, 31: Vice President 32, 33: Dramatic Club 32, 33: Dramatic Club Play Neighbors 32: Vice Pres- ident Class 32: Art Club 32: Warrior Staff 33. DOROTHY LOUISE MOUNTFORD HDMI' At whose sight all the stars Hide their diminished heads. Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32, 33: Secretary Girl Reserves 33: Game Club 30: President of Game Club 30: Dramatic Club 32, 33: Dramatic Club Play Trunk from India 32: Public Speaking 32: War Whoop Staff 33. JARVIS MOYERS The greatest geniuses oft lie concealed. CATHERINE MOZINGO Mozingo Marriage is a desperate thing Girl Reserve 30, 31, 32: Game Club 30. pagg 14 xn1un1uiu1ni-n --M1 -in-I 1 n1ini1 1nn1lu1nn1 1, '5- . 5' 4 on s Q Raye -------D---1---1-1---1-W--M J Rio WAR i pnzozoxoxii:o:u1u1n1o1iiznzoioioiiozo Q , K be -'-.,.,..... J. . 3 fRl'illllll:.f from lvfl to riglilj ROBERT MULROY Murph Man delights me not, no, nor woman neither Football 31, 32: Captain 33: Basketball 30, 32, 33: Base- ball 31: Dramatic Club Treasurer 32: Game Club 30: First Aid Club 31: Athletic Club 32: Class Cashier 30: Class Bas- ketball Coach, Winning Team 33: Warrior Staff 33. DOROTHY ELEANOR NOLTE MDM.. Endued with speech. Game Club 30: Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32: War Whoon Staff 31: Dramatic Club 32: Varsity Basketball 30, 31, 32: Ath- letic Club 32, 33: Class Debate 32: Orchestra 33: Tumbling Club 31: Warrior Staff 33. HARRY PARSHALL A man of many devices Cheer Leader 28, 29: Senior Play 33: Drum Major 31, 32: President Movie Club 30: Dramatic Club 32, 33: DALE E. PHILLIPS JR. Phillips l am the master of my fate: l am the captain of my soul. Stamp Club 30: Game Club 20: Band 30, 31, 32: Dra- matic Club 32. 33: Rhythm Club 33: Dramatic Club Play No Sabe 32: Warrior Staff 33: Senior Class Play 33. DOROTHY MARY PRAGER nnotn Deep brown eyes that smile constantly. Dramatic Club 30, 32, 33: Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32, 33, Athletic Club 32, 33: Varsity Basketball 30, 31, 32: Glee Club 30: Secretary Movie Club 31: War Whoop Staff 31, 32. 33: Honor Bright Q3-act playl 30: Public Speaking 32: Coach Class Basketball 31, 32. 33: Senior Class Play 33. MARGARET RADCLIFFE Mpeg.. Stand a little way out of my sunshine. Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32, 33: Home Economics Club 30, 31. GERTRUDE ELEANOR ROCKABRAND Gertie Graceful and useful all she does, Blessing and blest where'er she goes. Girl Reserves 30. 31: Home Economics 31, 32: Dramatic Club 32, 33: Tumbling Club 31: Girls' Athletic Club 32: Varsity Basketball 30, 31, 32: War Whoop Staff 33: Editor 33: Assistant Bank Cashier 33: Class Debate 32: Class Bas- ketball Winning Team 30: Class Coach 32, 33: Warrior Staff 33. FRANK ROWLEY Rowley I am myself my own commander. Treasurer Stamp Club 30: Game Club 30: President Sophomore Class 31: Movie Club 31: Tumbling Club 31: Dramatic Club 32, 33, President 33: Rhythm Club 33: War- rior Staff 33: Athletic Council 30, 32. GERTRUDE SAMUELS em Grace was in all her steps, Heaven in her eye, In every gesture, dignity and love. Glrl Reserve 30, 31: Dramatic Club 32: Athletic Club 32: Tumbling Club 31: Glee Club 30: West Virginia Club 31: Bank Cashier 32, 33: Senior Class Play 33. GEORGE SAVAGE Sleepy Little he knew, twixt his dreaming and sleeping Triadelphia High School 30, 31. Dramatic Club 32: Senior Class Play 33. - 1 - 11111 - 1:1-ul1nu1n-ui: page 15 i111 -1-1-1 - 1111111 -n-up-up-4g1n+ I page 16 .I-.. ---- ii- -n- I-in-ml 9 S X s WAP' Clteiirlirig from loft to riglitl MARY ELIZABETH SCHNEIDMILLER Biddie So faithful a friend Girl Reserve 30, 31, 32, 33: Dramatic Club 32, 33: Art Club 31, 32: War Whoop Staff 32: Editor 33: Game Club 30: Warrior Staff 33. WALTER SCHNELL nwaw. Not his the form, nor his the eye. That youthful maidens want to fly. Football 30, 31. 32, 33: Dramatic Club 32: Vice President of Class 30: Public Speaking Club 32: First Aid Club 32. JOHN SINGER All stern of look and strong of limb ANTHONY R. SLENSKI Tony Write me as one who loves his fellowmen Football 30, 31, 32. 33: Basketball 30, 31, 32, 33: Base- ball 30, 31: Game Club 30: Hi-Y 32. 33: Dramatic Club 32: Student Council 33: Warrior Staff 33. WILMA TAYLOR Willie Of the fair hair Home Economics Club 30, 31: Girl Reserves 30, 31: Dra- matic Club 32, 33: President Athletic Club 32: Athletic Club 32, 33: Tumbling Club 31: Varsity Basketball 31, 32: War Whoop Staff 33: Warrior Staff 33: Coach Class Basketball 32, 33: Winning Team 33. VICTOR GEORGE THOMAS NWC.. A proper man as one shall see on a summer's day Game Club 30: Baseball 31: First Aid Club 31: Dramatic Club 32: Football 33. JOHN WADELLA So ready at need Bridgeport High School 30. Movie Club 31: Baseball 31: Dramatic Club 33: Warrior Staff 33. HELEN WILCOX Swifty With light heart may she rise, Gay fancy, cheerful eyes. Girl Reserve 30: Home Economics 31, 32: Girls' Athletic Club 31, 32. 33: Dramatic Club 32. ESTHER LOUISE WILE3 Gentle she seemed, pure-natured, thoughtful, wise. Game Club 30: Girl Reserves 30, 31, 32, 33: Dramatic Club 32. 33: Student Council Secretary 32: Varsity Basketball 31, 32: Art Club 31, 32: War Whoop Staff 32: Editor 33: Girls' Athletic Club 32, 33: Secretary and Treasurer Sophomore Class 31: Warrior Staff 33. FERRIS WOODRUFF We grant, although he had much wit He was very shy of using it. Washington Irving High Clarksburg 32. Football 33: Varsity Basketball 32, 33. . ' w I . Q 3' ,Q A oomioiuioioinz iuioixini 10101100 xl in 3111010201011xioiniriiiriuinioii101 1' J - ., H .-' x Q I . - -.........-...-... .... . .. .4 Fez fix , 5 I 9 WAR , M Classes .' , g fa-.w ffjf, X W 5 555, Xb, wb I' X ' i -ii ff' 5' ' -1.2 ,,'LJ f 5 : A21-il? 4 ' s 2 H12 f: '- 4' ' 41 'u pf ,2j' f KT g' 'N W -Q A iw ,MLM ails -s 7- s J ss s ,,,+f-7-E f 5 X ug X. ozomxoxozo1-0:1110zogoxozoxuzoz oxoxoq e if , , , o ' o Kiln? ,fi if ,i VW' i,. , 'Z 0 59 .9 , - EQ and , gffh WQRA - ....-.,-....i,-.......-.,-.,-.,..,...,-.,....-,-.. K Q 9 X ex J , NS . eg. .......1... First Row-Heller, Zeidler, M. Kendo, Edward Xlfanshon, Borkowski, XVyant, Allen Duggan, Davis, Miller. Huss, lvalkenhauer. Second Iiowilfaldwell, Deimer, Streiner, North, Evans, Conrad, M. Burgy, D, Parten- felder, Loew, VVilkins, Woollenweber, Slack, Webb, Kellas. Third Row-Kereher, Delbrugge, Letzelter, Morgan, I. Bryant, E, Davis, Day, Eyles. Golden, Teater, Miss Faris. Mr, Linville, Miss Hilton, Svinarieh, Moehn, Tout, Cunningham, D. Kindelherger, C. Rowan, H. Ault, J. Rowan, Pelkey, L, Kindelberger Fourth Row-Bartholomew, Kite, Conner, Peake, R, Runeo, Loew, C. lluneo. Duggan, Corley, Roinanosky, Johnston, N, Miller, Hehr, R, NVelshans. Fifth Row-Habertleld, Klevins, Hoover, J. Arens, Pryor, R, Nortenian, Grgieh, Ray, Little, Lister, Steber, Patterson, Sheplierdson, Wilhelm, Nixon. Ashbrook. Junior Class Dorothy Partenfelder . President Merle Burgy . . . Vice President Faroline Uonrad . . Secretary Henry Loew ........ Treasurer The Junior Class, which is eoniposed of eighty-one nieinhers, organized and elected officers the early part of October. ln order to make money for the prom the class sponsored a Tll2lllliSg.!'lVlllgI dance, Noveinber 25. ln a magazine eontest conducted for the same purpose the class was divided into two grroups, the girls desigrna.ted as Hlll,Q'llll2llNl7 and the boys as HS0llllJl'l'1'0S.H The 'tlIig'hhats won hy securing' the great- est nnniher of subseriptions. '4Apple Blossom Time, the -lunior play was presented in the higrh sehool auditorium March 31. The east of characters was as follows: Dorothy Kin- delliergfer, Martha lVehh, Kathleen flonner, Dorothy North, Betty Evans, La Verne lVoollenweher, Elwood lluss. Junior Heller, Lester NVilhelm, George Kellas and liouis Kindelherg'er. Miss Inez llilton, Director. The annual Junior-Senior Prom for which the class worked lll1'OllQ.1'll0lll the year was held May 12 in the high school gjylll11ilS1lllll. The evening' was spent in dam-ing and games 'N Q3 'T X l Qxoil 1 f Fx iiii ir X I el k 'V fd' f x H 23 12 .----------ipage18 - - ----- --- .-- -- N fl I 'U' - 1 C '1' V 911311 1-cm-an Q 94 :uf IIS mu Kupsky, 141. Smith. Li11vi1l1-, Algeo, R. Lush, B. I.z1'vl1. Szmvegeo 1 uup u cmul s-Kvlley, lVli'f'l'llK'k6lI, lloover, J. Amvxul, Bx'uw11, Fox, Davis, N no IX 1.5 H ntl llillllllgilll, Hustwull, VV2llli6Ill1lLll8l', Icfkler, Hertus, Wilcox, KUV1111 lfl licm 'lX'l1', llllflilllllkxll, lVlK'lAll,llgllliIl, Rollcivivll, O'f'0llXlPll, .lfdlllilllti I! 1 1111111 ILNOII, .lUK'lllllllSt'll1, .l2ll'VlS, IJ. Millvr, .l0llIlSUll, Burris, .l. llopkins Sm B1cl1e1'to11, H. l12lSl1, Molfitt, McKee, Savage, lJz111gl1u1'ty, Ford, Mr, Ogden 1 ll 1 lion flll'LlVOS,''l'll0V2lltt', Knoll, V. Otto. Ryan, Henry, Hilmew, lVI'l2'lll H lin f'0lt'1llilI1, K61'iillBI', Little. Jusopll, ZilIIl0SlCi, S11y1l1-1'. 1 ms-ll, Smith, Scllunc, IP. Arena, E. XVHIIHIIUH. Von Berg, Niulumls 'Iomlmso11, O'1Jonl1c1l, lTl1'ich, Sarko, Curl, II, Nm'tQ111a111, ll0Wl1llljJQ, W Iiobert Iql'illllll lsulwl Hillllllgllll x7ll'L'fllli2l Manson lqlllllll' Kelley Pl'9Sl1l0lll l'1'1'si1lm-nt Sl'l'l'Qllll'y TI'l'2lSl1I'i'l' 1 11pl1o111m'1- l'l2lNS is mu- ol' tluf lz11'g'1'st in tlu- l1islu1'y ol' llu N u 11 ll 1111111 lll 1'111'ollnu-111 ul H3 Y 7 llus u-111' ilu- 1-lnssul 'ld lJ?ll'lll'llJ'll0tl zu'T1v1-lv lll ull tlul NOK'l2ll 1ll.11ls fuul lllllltllN lllllll flu- S0pll0lllUl't' lumys :nul girls wvrl- l'lllllll'l'S-llll 111 llu flllllll 1l . N 1 wllmll Tlllll'llillIlt'Ill, ilu' lunys lu-ing' 1l1-l'1-:mul by llu1 l'l'l'Nllllllll llu lllS ln llu- ,llllllUl'S. llll K1-llvy, llolufrl ll:1sl1,.l1u- lliltlv, ljllllilltl Al'l'llS, znul ll2ll'lX XX.1llu ll llvlllll lcuivr-ml S1'4'0llll lt'?llll lmslwllmzlll l1'Tlv1's. 'l'lu- l'0ll0NVlllQ luuxs llSH ll no lmll l1'Tl1-rs: liulu-rl llzlsll. llolm Kl'2llllll, N1-lsml 3ll'lll'l'NX uulnul' lll Sl'll0l2l9lll' work tlu- lulluwlllg' Sllllll'lllS NV1'l'1'l'llllNllllllX 1111 F- llu lunun roll: li11lu'1't x7U1l Borg, l1la Zzmuwslii, .lulivt lll'0NVll, M. .1 . l Vx-J CHX X 1 'N fl ll M '2 Q if if 0310101010:010:0:010:0qp-1:01011 1 c , Q0111 :01010up011qp1111 21101014 1.1 WWF 1 J 1 1 - FRESHMAN GIRLS First Row-Mnnday, Fuhr. M. Long, Bowers, Mereer, Lizun, H, Pzirtenfvlller, Almond. Walden, Steiner, Sendai. Sehnier. Second RowiMiss Kzlgarise, Liiezns, Plllllllllt-'l', G, Nixon, Farley. Stillion. Hriiiliriziii. J. Ososki, Demareo, Braden, Shields, De Silvestri, Brooks, Miss Mayfield. Third ROXVZAIHIIIIS, Petko, Millzllovieh, Neniith, Klatt, Mzirtalo, Shook, Moore, Gnilalling, Tuttle, Uppole, Keys, Lewis, Wluirton. Fourth Row-Fisher, Puiico, Lllk2lSlk. Conway, Halter. Myers, Kelly, Sclnule, De Szxntis. Rohrig, K. Kerclier, V. xV9lShl16.lI1S, Bruunlieh. Singer, Harris, Patterson, C, Long. Freshman Class Betty l'a1'tenfelder . . President Andrew Schranim . Vice President Howard Asheraft . . Sec-retziry Margaret Lizon .... . . . Tl'PilSlll'H'l' The Sfll1l0llfS i'1-11111 this class, the l111'g1est l4'1'esl1111z111 Uluss that has ever zitteilded XVHl'W00tl lligrh Svlmol, Utlllll' f1'0111 j1111i111' high sm-111101, t'1'0111 fi1't'Q'Q'N- ville :ind L10IlS0lltl2llt'll st'l1110ls, Elllll i'1'r1111 XVlllKlSlll' lIeigg'l1ts 111111 l'mve1'. 'l'l11: 1ll?lj0l'lly of students, liowe-ver, uznne fruin our own junior l1ig'h. f itffv 1 a l l - - x 'Fr V A - 'ef-A - --------- 1 page 20--1 ----- 1----f ---1- H '-- ' ... f: ----1'--1-11-ff-1--1--0-11---1--11--1--U---- , A Q1Ti'1eRRxQR, 110 -.,:..-.......:.,: -.,:.,...,-.,:.,-.,...,:.........g. W . 5' Lf, J ' vi -W ' ww 1 if FRESH MAN BOYS First Row-Pc-lkvy, f'llHl1iIlgillllll, Terrill, Shalvey, Sc-hranim, M..,Biirgy, Nichols, K1-mp, Fill'IllUl', XVPlS116VVSki, Petro, Hicks, Albus, SPCOHli Row-M, Letzelter, .l, Soiiller, Conley, Zupku, Archer, Burczzik, Knezovich, Mr. Roe, Barth, Serlgewick, lvlozina, Nvolodkin. Johnston, Ruhr. Thirrl Iiow Gibson, W, Mchziughlin, Orum, Ellison, H, Zeirller, Koch, Hertler, Bassett, Rvrtiis, Mcllerlnott, Minmler, Lush, Przige-1', Shane, J. George, Baxter, Criswell. i4'0lll'lll How' -l 'erlcz:1k, Mazzelu, N. lilipich, GJI-lill, Irvine, Burris, Robson, Blair, TIIILIHPS. J. Slenski, Slack, Blum, Pri'ckett,, Ritzer, Tomlinson. l+'i1'lh Row--Willielm, lloppers, Ilelun, Davis, Asliczraift, Kettlewull. Hull, Rocluk, Ani-ills, Mortonum. W, Hill, T. Rllllivll. Osouki, Kelty. 'i'ilt'l't' 111-11 viglity-iivv hoys :incl sixty-iiiiw girls, mziking il total oi' om- l111i11l1'm'1l iiiaiy-illllll' siilclviiis. 'l'hv boys who uri- Vl'l'j' ziviivv in ziililviivs won ilu- 1-lass iHllI'llillllCllf. 'l'l1v girls ll2ll'ill'lllili0li in thi- various club ziviiviiivs 211141 wvrv wimivrs oi' ilu- girls' coiisolziiion g11111v. 131-tiy l.'z11'ii-11i'11l1l111' holds Thi- ilisiinviioii oi' l1:1vii1g' li-ml H111 svhool honor roll vvvry six wvvlcs pvrioil. Mnrjorii- i,illlllllll'l', Vilfjfilliil l111c'z1s. Kaiiliryii Long 211111 .lose-ph xVPl'SllliNVSiii uri- oihvr Silliil'lliS who lmvo lwvn on Tha- honor roll om' or lll4lI'l' Times. fil'2llillili1iUll vxvrcisiis worm' hold May 2-l in ilu- high school z1111iiioi'i11n1. 1-5, . ii 5. 5 5 BX Vf N' 9 1' 1 V N X N , Q-'..-ti' gqfi +C. .. V-. - + Y- --------- 1- page 21 ----1- - - - - - - -1 ll. .L fgibi X ff f If S -n 6 Q Q NX? .........- -.-.-.-1 -..-.-.-.-.-t- Q The B. -I I -1- : : ..-N: : -1-12, I -w.,,., . Q. . 1? fsx l s, ,B ,.. . Q l Y Front RowfR. Braden, C. Friebertshauser, A. Dowler, E, Everson, B. Seidler, R. Gallo- way, J. Joseph, A. Collins, K. Wardle, E. Farrell, R. Schnell, H. Wolfe, J. Jaquay. Second Row-D. Hagerman, M. Burkle, L. Clarke, J. Thomas, M. Martin. V. Runco, M. Styles, B. Berry, M. Adams, H. Cunningham, M. Almond. M. Anderson, R. Lucas, S. Yates. Third Row-N. Bellville, T. Campbell, I. Minehart, J. Herback, J. Malone, W. Shumun. B. Butterworth, Miss Maley, Mr. Smith, Miss Kindelherger, M. Lohoski, D. Duorr, V. Aquista, M. Remke, J. Yost, J. Nesbitt, H. Liske, E. Rayl, B. Fasner, L. Doiy. Fourth Row--W. Chi-istner, O. Sauvageot, G. Lekanidas, L. Mathlage, B. Lash, E. Con- nors, M. Pratt, B. Bryant, E. McKeets, N. Hoover, L. Heyl. E. Svinarich, A. Lemak, M. Joseph, H. Seabright, J. Brown. Fifth Row-W. Klein, M. Yugovich, B. Ickler, K. Trouten, G. Kirby, B. Ruhlancl, E. Bryant, C. Reynolds, P. Krinavioh, E. Beihl, B. Wallace, J. Cozad, B. Slenski, E. Sayers, B. James. Eighth Grade Eighth Grade this year has a total enrollment of seventy-eigzht students. The advisors of this vlass are Mr. Lester Smith, Miss Il1'idgvt Maley, and Miss lllargraret Kindellmergfor. The outstanding' students in scholastic work are ilitll'g.!'2Il'l'i Almond and Elizabeth Svinariuh, who led the 'honor roll for the entire year. ,Xb 5 I - I CQ I .' 2 -w , , 4 3 19.5 ' I 'lain . -J N EQ- '. '., ' - 1 -- 1 --1 --nu1n-ll--11:11 page 22 u-uv --1---1- I ..- - ....-3 -- 'e - N rf X V Q N9 ---,--- N------ - ------M G Q T ' R10 . --I ------ --- --1--------------M ff. W 5 Q SFX he R, ' if ' f .V Tx 7 J? . . I 1 'Y 1 Front Rowf-Jr. Collow, P. Sapon, R. Bruhn, E. Hogermun, G, Moyer, F. Neuman, lvl. Brown, W. Wilcox, L. Fitzsimnions, N, McKee. A. Long, J. Kelty, R. Rogers, J. Demarco, VV. Burgy, M. Svinarich, Second Row-J. Plummers, N. Saunders, N. Barnhart, E. Hoist, M. Jones, E, Touster, R. Halter, I.. Costuuzo. K. Helfenbine. T. Striener, E. Runner, L. tlhristy, M. Heller, V. Fox, G. Pitzer, B. Reed. A, Cox, M. Clarke. Third Row-J. Trankovich, Miss Blackburn, R. Corey, M. Ti11'l'21llS, B. Troy, K. XVolen, I.. Pell, E. Trouten, E. Albufr, R. Stillion, D. Cotlett, Miss Williams. B. Julian, H. Richmond, 0. Klatt, H. Bryant, V. Luikart. B. Welshans, B. Walden, Miss Zeidler. Fourth Row-B. Majors, D. Vass, B. Richmond, W. Rogerson, M. Elkins, M. Delzufk, C. Yuguvieh, J. Luisaciki, E. Compete, G. O'Kelly, VV. Albus, M. Kovarich, A. VVolodkin, H. VV0lfe, N. Kanduris, R. Reid. Fifth Row-J. Pryor, H. Graybill, J. Gates. B. Wallace, S. Lysicki, T, Kavana, P. Herbuck, J. Tucci, F. Rupich, A. Petros, C. Kenamond, E. Stoiniger, J. Klmpik, G. Molley, . G. Golden. W. McGrew. Seventh Grade The total 1-in-olliiwilt oi' the Seventh Grade this yt-ur is eig'l1ty-eight. Miss i'ZlTilt'l'illt' iii2lt'iiilllI'li, Miss Mary xviiliilllli and Miss Mm'g'nrvt Zoid- ler have noted us the c-lass advisors. Tilt- two most outstnnclingr students are Betty Reed and Gwyudola Pitzer, who were consistent IIIOIIIIJPFS of the honor roll. , rf, - i 4 ii 1. . , lewis 1 6 f,5,52f'f '. 1 ZY QJ 1 - -------- ----I page 23 ---1-I -------- - --1-f - - -'- fig Q35 Q X 'v fig? I x-9 WARR Ldile Red '5chooU10 LLSS Whds Has gkani? ROCK BO'-'-'Wd Gossip columM'-WS' ,hh qv- -v 4 ' Bags' Home Ee, Claes.- Cam, iheq cooK? mm-ms-:CEE f X fi' J'-1 X -f:?1Xl'xlU Y 'UQL LF 'J X L ' y ' y 3 1 -------- - 11 g 24 ----- -- - - - 'lf -- Q45 7 f 5 Wwe j , 1 em, xEkXjwA RR A' Lf Sports N . D: .- . , x 'D g h, 9 13151 5 fig. 39-Qiaww 4 A MW ,, ,.-W: JM.-. , - 4 1iTg gfisf11-2?-'Q-1 ' 0 .st W 2? ? 9 xx 4 0:0ioi0i1ri0ioi1-10101xiuioioiuif 1 c , 9 'I 1:11 -03 3, 3 1, 34 3, 1, 1 g1g,,10301..i, l 1 I J , X 1. , K 'f-te.. Ali ff WARWOOD WARRIORS First Row-Burgy, D. Arens, Kelly, Campbell, Daugherty, J, Arens, Woodruff, W. Lasch, Baker, Blum, Mazella. Second Row-K. Lash, Loew, Managers, Eminhizer, Klevins, Baumberger, Grim, Thomas, Mulroy, Captaing Krauth, Slenski, H. Fedczak, Vacheresse, Kercher, Managerg Little, Manager. Third Row-Prager, Slack, Mercer, Gibbons, Albus, McGrew, Coleman, Schnell, J. Fedczak, Roe, Coachg J. Lasch, R, Lasch, McLaughlin, Downing, Sauvageot, Davis. Football On looking' over the past perforinances of our football tezinis, we find that the record made during the 1932 season is the best in the history of the school. Captain Bob Mulroy, Tony Slcnski, Charles Bauinberger, Jack Lasch, Vic Thonias, Paul Vaclleresse, Ferris NVoodruif and Don Eminhizer will be graduated. A good team may be developed from the reinaining' boys 011 the squad, Captain McGrew, E. Kelley, R. Lash, B. Lasch, Ullom, Robinson, H. Fedczak, J. Ferlczak, Krauth, D. Arens, J. Arens, Baker, M. Burgy, Mazzella, Campbell, and Daugherty. 54 36 14 12 9 7 6 6 6 6 1 2 6 ml ' is 19 Xi 5 The seasons record follows: Individual Scoring: Warwood .............. 0 Wheeling ............ 6 Bill Coleman ............,..................... Warwood ....,......... 13 Central .........,..,.. 0 Walter Schnell .......,................... Warwood .........,.... 19 Wellsburg .......... U Nelson McGrew . ..,. .. XVarw0Od,. ............ 22 Follanmbee ......... 0 Earl Klevins ........ . Warwood .............. 59 Brilliant ....... .... Q Tony Slenski ........ Warwood .............. 26 Claysville .... .... 0 Silvea Mazzella ....... Warwood .............. 0 Linsly .. .,....... ..., 7 Robert Mulroy Warwood .............. 13 Cameron ............. 0 Jack Lasch .....,......... Warwood .............. T Triadelphia ........ 0 Ferris W'oodruff ....,. - - Donald Arens ...,................................... Total VVarwood 159 Opponents .,....,.. 13 Robert Lash ......,...,...,...........................,.... lV0I1 7-Lost 2 Safety scored in Follansbee Game ...... l xX ' 4 EFA l , His ',- 2 I' ff' ix ,Z A :fp-Q ,. -- le- -.,-f-. ------- 1.-uv page 26 I ---- ----- . . ,,.. f . Q! 0 N53 ofvnzogogoioq-n -4.1.1-'gp'-Q-.4,gognzuzoqmlzou . Q A oozogozt zo:o1o1oit-iozozozoznzoz-o .ii XE, J R I First Row4Zeidler, Slenski, Mulroy, Coach McConnell, Coleman, Woodruff, Walkenhauer. Second Row-Little, Campbell, B, Lasch, Huss, M. Hurgy, G. Hill, Kelly. Third Row--Manager E. Smith, Kellas, lVlllI8lll1, R. Lash, Pryor, D. Arens. Manager Daugherty. Basketball Our basketball tezun this year has had one ot' the niost SllL'4'1'SSflll sensons in tln- history of thi- school. winning' Ql grannies :intl losing' but tour, svoring' an total oi' H35 points to our opponents 537. This ret-orml was flue to the ext-elli-lit l'0ill'lllllgI of lillgwfiie llllfllllllllftll anfl the good playing ot' our boys. ineludingw bYfllllll'lll'T. l'lll'lV2l1'll, 262 points, f'0ll'lll2lll, torwar-ll, N5 pointsg Klevins, 1-enter. 1512 points, Slenski, gxuzirtl, 86 pointsg lllnlroy, grnziril. 54 points, Zeicller. sub, 58 pointsg and bv2llli61lll2llll'l', sub, 1?-4 points. The ti-ani won the sectional lOllI'll2lll'l9lll defeating bVlll't'lllll.l', NVest Lib- ncla iunnus ni in the ,.. 4-rty, :intl Union 1-1-spevtively. Following' this they ' ,- I l'l'gIl0ll2ll l0lll'll?llllt'lll, losing to bY0llSlllll'Q' in the lin: Four boys on the tezun will he g'l'2ltll12ilt'Kl this spring, l'olenian, bV04ltl1'llll., Slenski, :intl Blnlroy. Hur sevonml tl-ani also had ai vvrv sm-cessfiil season, winnnw' 17 '2lll1l'S :incl . P P' losing but two. llnss, Arvns, an Wu rwood .............. Wurwood .....,........ Wu rwood .............. Wa rwood ....,......... NVL1 rwood ,............. VVill'NV001l .............. Warwood .............. bV1lI'lV00fl .............. Wu rwood .............. ll I Y N ll,.l1ig,QfQ Hx , V This tenni was 1-oniposeil of: li, llzism-li. R. Lash, lxmllx, lllll, nl 'll 47 41 36 31 51 41 21 27 lllllle. VARSITY RECORD McKinley Trade XVest Liberty ..... Alumni ................ St. Johns ........... Triadelphizi Cameron ............ Sistersvillp Bridgeport Triadelphia ....... Warwood .............. Warwczod .........,.... XVz1rw ood .............. lVur ivcrotl ,...,.... .... , XVn1'wCoil ....., ..... lVz1 r wood ...... XVA1 rw ood .............. 12 Warwood ..,........... if Warwood ..,.........,. 30 Warwood .............. 23 W arvrood .............. 3 3 NVa 1' xx ood .............. 17 Wu rwood .............. .20 lVii1'XVOOfl .............. 20 XVarw0od ......... .. 23 lV?1I'Vl'00Kl .............. 33 Moundeville 26 28 Follansbee ......... 29 XVest Liberty ...... 34 XVhee1ing ............ 26 Union .,......... 32 Hundred ...... lfl XV9llSlJlll'g .......... page 27 ..-..-- - - - Bethany .............. 21 N, f'llI11lDE?l'lilllll.. lil Wheeling ....... . .... 21 Central ............ .. 2-l Cameron ..........,. 16 l,V9llSlJll1'g .......... RN McKinley Trade 20 Bridgeport ......... Central 21 Q11 fl X ie- ll m , sa Q 'Rs D. 1m------l- .... . .... Qihe ,ORB -.---.- --------- WAR' ,ff '- ' Q .9 TX5 Boys' Tournament Team Front Row-Prager, Bertus, Orum, Fedczak, Slack. Second Row-Archer, Mazella, Mulroy coach, Kemp, Farmer. Girls' Tournament Team l l l First Row--R. XVelshans, Deirner, Captain Cunningham, Slack, Streiner. Second Row-Golden, Coach Fitzsimmons, Coach Taylor, Woollenwe-ber, Partenfelder, Webb. , X 155 -- 14 ' as gin. 4 , Z.-- W ........ page 28 ....... .,-... ,e,,, .A 1 1 X 5-9 WAR' 'Q 5 l ' 5, K9 A? A ff N 0 qu...--nl... :optlguqwgoz-lzogoqpuqpuzuq Qfpfhe Q I -,,.w..,,1,,: :,,:,,-N,-N,-N,-,,:,,xo-m:,,-,,:. , . ps J ,J-- . First Row--Golden, Ileimer, Wiles, Prager, Taylor, Nolte, Miss Klott, Fitzsiminons. Cowan, Lasch, Beeler, Wilcox, Kossuth. Soc-ond How--Jenkins, Stillion, Singer, R, Kerulier, Braunlich, IJ, Partenfelder, Cunning- hznn, Conrad, lflvans, Brown, Striener, Woollenweber, WVebh, Lewis, Mc'Kee, Third Row-Zanioski, Hoover, Uonway, R. Welshhans, Kindelberger, Almond, Walden, H. Partenfelder, Plummer, North, Steber, Halter, Braden, De Santis, Fox, R. Davis, Rohrig, K, Kerr-her, Slat-k, Hannigan. Fourth Row--lckler, Mihalovich, Myers, Kelley, Shane, Joseph, Bickerton, H, Bryant, Wright, Mof'1'uz-ken, Gundling, Moore, Keys, Lucas. Girls' Athletic Club Adelaide Fitzsinunons . President Juliet Brown . . . Vice President Carolyn Conrad . . Secretary Eleanor Hoover ...... . Treasurer 'l'he second year ot' tht- Girls' Athletic Club organization has proved very Sllt't'l'SSl'lll. for throug'h this olnh comes the only opportunity other than class work l'or the girls to participate in athlvtivs, Thi- progrrani for thu- year consisted of several tournaments. each class having a ll'2llll 1-1-lvlw-sviitvcl. The first lOlll'llZlIlll'lll', volley hall, was won hy the SOI3ll0lll0l't'S with tht- seniors runners-up. The haskvthall ancl hit pin baseball tournaments wort- won l'vs1wvtivoly hy the senior and trvslnuon girls. Hiking' was also an at-tivity ot' the yvar. A tumbling' progrrain was p1'es0i1t'e-cl hy tthv cluh at the senior carnival, April 224. Various tumbling' exercises and pyraniitls were given at that tinie. B5 ,X .2 X ,I wx if ,- ,-74 '. 1,3 ji of il 's if H9 , 5' K fa-sxxkyx . jhe' ,ORE A -- - - ---,-,--- -..-.- - - ,I ffvman-Maier eaugkfl M324 Aifvaciiana Four -HDYSCWSHG II Tia, 'Tfaper Tavern' cad 'Tk me! Resudkrug Y? Musmgriers Lsve my dog l x bb., A 4: 'W' '?f-- ---- - - v'-f - page 30 --H- Ifll - -- ----- A -- ,d --i --' . 1 I 7 F7 I I C9 XXXJ Q E 'I n-3 J .- V. 1 Clubs A ,W mm Qu f A- ' I , x 4 Q QEQ5 xjgx I --A fu 5 A 'H Q F512 f 5- - 'K ' IL 'o . 1 'S ' ' '- -f 42: f f - fff,- is njfj f ffl, 41 1 XL ..' .' --'IKE ff' S 1 -A A , ji- H .rx A Y H i A v QQ'-H Kql- 5 il Mini Y ur LA .I - R , . ,A, 4 '- 4 e 'e 5 6 A 54 N9 .z-i---M ------- --- --1-1 - - - . Q The mga, -' -.,.. - ..-...- mf.- -.....-........-..g. Front Row-Wilhelm, Hoover, Slenski, Kelty Second RowfMr. Ogden, Miss Hilton, Miss Faris, Mr. Ihlenfeld. Student Council John Ault . . President Eleanor Hoover . . Secretary This is the second year of the organization of the Student Council in NVarwfood High School. One member of each class and four teachers compose the council. The president is nominated and elected by the entire student body. Each class nominates two candidates who are voted on by the students of the whole school. The students arc: Tony Slenski, seniorg Lester NVilhelm, juniorg Eleanor Hoover, sophomoreg and Richard Kelty, freshman. Miss Faris, Miss Hilton, Mr. Ogden, and Mr, lhlenfeld are the members ot' the f2lClllfy on the council. The purpose of the student council is to regulate clubs and social affairs ot the school. Each class and organization receives a charter, and permission to carry out its year's program from this group. Social functions are also regulated by the student council. ii H 1 llix I, i1e11i2,Z t iss .. --------- I- page 32'--1' -------- I . -..,- .V X ,gs fi, ,ix ,FF ix of, xg 1 X ozovrlwhvdru-20: : 1 1 2 2 11:04.01--:vu QQ, M 1--fun--1-NQQQQ4n-num.-cm1gm-1--11-:lux--1-mnnuwozo ilk' X ' ,. - V 3 jjwx First Row-Ilomuxlly, P1'2UIGl', Mcffolloch, Iloc:kz1,b1'z1114l, Sc'11neid111i1le1', KZISIIII, Denny. .lzxlm-s, XVUUIIGIIXVGIIGIQ Moonvy, Ruwlvy. S1-vollcl lluv:--Mo1111t1'o1'rl, ll. 1':11'teni'vlf1e1'. Streiner, Taylor, Wiles, Miss l4x1l1'iH, ldvzms, Brown, K, Ame-url, Ilvllm-1'. War WIIOOII Associate I'Zcliim's . Q Busiuoss lwilllilfljlll' . . Mary lfllizzlhvlll Sl'll!1PitIIHi1lUl', Eftllvl' Wilos, Gvrtrlulu Roc-kubruml . . , Rfllllllillfx Auwnd Tho uclitorizll stzxfl' of tlw Wm' Wlmup, vmllpusswl ol twvnt'y-imlr stmlvnts. has puhlisllwl thc svlloul pzlpm-1' lllmllgrllullt lhv j'4'ill'. 'l'll1' Zlilll ul' ilu' PEIIIUI' has be-4-11 To lmving' svlmol nvws lun-l'm-1-1I1v sllulf-n1sz1l14l 1mvnsp1-uplv. As ilwrv lw IIH gnllrmllisln vlzzss, flu- s1z1t'I'. XX'Ilil'll has flum- muvlx ul' its wm-k Mtvz' svlmui IIUIIIN has 11-v1'iw4l V1-lgv littlv irzlinllxgf. 'l'l11-11-!m'v, ilu' slzlli IS prmul nl H11- 1liS1illgIIliNIlK'tl 1'uti11g1 2lXY2ll'll wun in thc sfzntm- l'OlltUSt for scllouil pzlpvrs. 'l'l1l'oug1'l1 2HlV0l'fiSl'lll0l1TN and SllbSL'l'l17fi0llS T110 lJllblil'2lfi0ll has been sc-If-sup! portingr. fit . ff l 'f55ff' X ifwlf 44 , j.'21 i1 .-. 1,,.. 1,m.. 1 .. 1...-q. page 33 .-...N- - - - - -. -. .- wx NAV: 9 'MQ ' 0:on1naso1u1oinqp 1 vxnioioioi 10102111 Quinn: iioingoioioinz rioioingoioi o L? WARR I .f f J. , ll an ,gi I A I qv , M wk V 1 Front Row-Long, Patterson, Nicholas, Archer, Cronin, Von Berg. Steher, Mr, Denard, D, Luikart, Duggan, V. Pzitterson, Friebertshauser, Dowler, Myers, Calnpbell, Second Row-Burris, lrvine, Davis, Carl, Allen, Lister, Miller, Lizon, Kovarik, E. Golden, Doty, Graybill, T. Golden, Demarco, Rayl, Kindelherger. Third Row-Uozed, Yates, Keyes, Welshhans, Rogers, Fuhr, H. Denard, Voss, Rahr. Luikart, Youngnian, Nichols, Morton. Fourth Row-Ford, VVagner, Griffith, Koch, Kaiser, Pluininer, Monday, L. Duggan. Ashcraft. Band Director . . . . Mr. llenard Assistant Director . Henry ilenard President . . Harry Al'an Secretary . . Lcroy Duggan Treasurer . . William Ste-her Property Man . . Earl Ford The hand, under thc ahlc direction of Mr. Dm-narcl. ticd for thi1'd placc in Class li in thc statc hand contest at t harlcston, April 28. This was thc first tiinc that our hand took part in a statc nn-ct and according to reports, thcy inadc a, tinc showing. Thr trip was made possihlc this yt-ar. as two hand conccrts wcrc held to raise nioncy to cover such cxpcnscs. ln a local contcst at Win-cliiig, thc hand won first placc in Class I3 and at a, latcr tlatc a hanquct was given hy thc l'3oostcr's Uluh in honor of their finc showing. Besides this thc group was very active at thc football granics. Thcy gave the boys pcp and vivacity by their snappy tuncs at many of thc games. ,X fb ' 5, . If .5 ill . ffffif 12? V ---------upagea4f---------- ,--ifsr l ll M l 25 xx 5? 0:01014v:n1o3n:n1ugu1inzngugugnxuznq T ' O N in 'Z' A W S 9 X? 7 3 RJ -russian: cnornznzux ix -zu-v'-nan:-vi-uxozozo li :U ii X X J .n X Orchestra The lV:lrwourl High Svliool 0I'l'llk'Stl'il, llllillll' Tllv flirl-utiun of Profvssm' T S Dc-n'1rcl, hw lrul ivux lm ' .. . 1 f. 1 2 sy :incl sllvcvsslill ye-ur. Uno ol' tlwir main avtivitivs has been playing: at assi-nilmlios illlll iiizuiy 1-vvniug: l'llllUil0l1S ul' thu school, lllillllillllgf plays :incl coilliiwllcviiiunt. April 21, thc' o1'cllvsT1'n look parf in ei joint cmicvrt of tlw lmzuul ziml 0l'CllCSfI'il, which was helcl to l'2lI'll nioiivy to le ' ' at Charleston. ilu Tlw lmml' To flu' slzilv 4'UIllfCSt BN. ,Ca 1 X 43 ' I page 35 E si 9 xx? . WAR 'Z s N N o:ou1oosn1o:4qnzoznizogoxoxozoxozng ie Q ii' Dui 1U1uIU..0101'1'1'1'1 11,1 1. 9 X X ,,. x J 4,1 ' x First Row-Evans, Donnally, Mountforcl, McColloch, Prager, Imhoff, Morris, D. Partenfelder, Brown. Luikart Second Row-Moore, Lucas, Berry, Plummer, R. Welshhans Schneidmiller, Tuttle, Uppole, Conner, Mochn, Hannigan V. XVelshhans, K. Kercher. Third Row-Halter, Petko, Braunlich, Ruth Hillnes. Roselll Miss Farizz, Miss Kagarise. XVoo1lenWeber. James, Carl, Denny, NViles, Hoover, Josenh, McKee. Hilmes. Ahnonrl, B. Parten- fclder, Keys, Fuhr, Lizon, Slack, Radcliffe, Grgich, Fox, Gunrlling. Baxter, De Silvestri, Demarco. Fourth RoweMihalovich, Webb, Striener, Ickler, Ryan, VVright, Bickerton, Lasch, Beeler, McCracken, North, Munday, Golden. Girl Reserves Dorothy Imhoff Sarah Morris . . Dorothy Mountford . Dorothy Partenfelder . . President Vice President . Secretary . Treasurer How Xvlfllt Is My lVorlrl? a theme whieh was first inamle effective at the Girl Reserve Rally at the Y. XV. fl. A., November 18, has been carried out by the club this year. At this rally the customs. langnagxes, anfl people of the different countries were made known. This event inarkecl the hegrinningx of a very successful year and was followed by eluh nieetingrs and several social activities, some of which were the Motlier-Daugiliter banquet, Senior Farewell, Ring Ceremonial, and the installation of new ot'tiee1's on April ll. The cabinet was composed of eleven members, each having certain duties. Dortha Luikart, Fritzi Donnally, Dorothy Prager, Betty .lane Mcflolloch, Betty Jane Evans, Isabel Hannigan, an-cl Juliet Brown, along with the four elected officers, macle up this year's cabinet. The two advisors were Miss Faris and Miss Kagarise. -. - -111 nn1n-nn-nn-ua page 36 u1un1 1 1 NJ 'i ,ilu I E . I pe if? ' , Q - WAR' , 4 yt- bg 5 2 -. A N 9 A X A 031101011101014iznzuxiizuznxnznxnzne Q il 301011114,xnxx1111301011i1n:n1n1i-1011020 X X .5 First Row-Pryor, R, Nortcman, Kaiser, Kercher. Second Row-Heller, XVill1eln1, Campbell, M12 Cgden, Mr. Linville, J. Linville, Baumberger, Friswell. Third Row-D, Arens, Hoover, Huss, Burgy, Slenski, Hi-Y Charles Kaiser . . President Robert Nortenian . Vice President Harold Kercher . Secretary Herbert Pryor . Treasurer Thi- Hi-Y Club with a. incnibcrship oi' iiftccn boys, is a club organized for the purpose of crcnting, innintaining, and extending tln'ough0ut. thc nation high standards of Christian living. October 23, thc XVarwood Ili-Y club attcnclcd the area meeting of the lli-Y clubs of thc northern panlminllc of West Virginia, at which the yt-z1r's progrznn was discusscd. On Fcbruzlry 28, four nicinbcrs, Heller, Hoover, Iluss, and Krnuth, wcre voted into the Ili-Y. This spring four new incnibcrs have joincd: Linvillc, Arens, Campbell, and VVilhcln1. 'Fhc nc-tivitics oi' the club this ycar havc included: singing carols on UIll'lSilll2lS Eve-, printing progrnins for several football games, 21 series of splash partics, and ai Father-Son banquet. RX ,mix . Y hlwkx ii 41-lL? f, gli ? .. .f'- - - fr- A - -4 ------- ---W page 37 i--+'- - ----'---------- -- - - '- H ' ei A fx we' ui. .J .27 3 TJ 1 9 X X ': 1 3 1 1'101''i''3''3'l1 i 3 1 1 1 ' . ii i l. poinioiuiuix110141034ninioioinioiiozo ii W xx 4' n J ,Z X q , First ROW+KOSSlltll, Mounttord, Donnally, Mcffolloeh, Prager, Miss Perrynian, linhoff. Fitzsimmons, Cowan, Mooney, Denny. Second Row-Criswell, James, Berry, Wiles, Schneidrniller, Taylor, Rockabrand, Kasun, Morris, Lasch, Golden. Third Row-Deimer, Evans, No1'th, Conner, W'ehb, Duggan, Kindelherger, Slack, XVoo1- lenweber, Streiner, Welshhans, Cunningham, Kaiser. Fourth Row-VVadella, Irvine, Francis, Phillips, Rowley, Hawley, Wilhelm, Steber, Reister, Parshall, Gates. La Curtaine Frank Rowley . . President Sara James . . Vice President Robert Reister . . Secretary Dorothy North . '11'6LlSl1I'e1' Membership in the La flurtaine Clhih is confined to the ,juniors and seniors. Before the juniors became inenihers, eaeh candidate took part in some per- 'i'0l'lllillll'f' and those who possessed some drainatie ability were voted into the eluh. The progrrain on November 16 was dedieated to the twenty new stu- dents who were aeeepted as inenihers. 'Wvhy the Clhiines Ring, a t'hristinas pageant. was presented in the high school auditorium Deeeniher 22, hoth afternoon and evening. 'llhose who took part in this perfornianee were as follows: Eleanor Golden, Dorothy North, Dale Phillips. Virginia Laseh, George Miller, Dorothy Kindelhergxer, lloh Fasner, Kathryn Kossuth, Lester Wilhelm, llill Steber, and Alvin Hawley. This, the only outside activity of the club, was directed hy the ehih sponsor and advisor, Miss Perryinan. bs ' -., - we F' i , I ! my wssnlx, XS Q Q ii .fax - is Y 5 .1 Yi f l. ' ,f N , a x ,. V V- A +3 - Y . , n -111 I 1 1ln1ll1ll1l page 38 :iw 11111111 V - ,, Y 3 A9 2 X A Q -.xisw ofvzucruz-mn-1.lg1unnxucnuxnzoz-lx-lan-:nu I -..quo-mxoqmus ff! Q' .. - 3 . if ' 011livinu1n1o3o1ncoo1ni1o:o Front Row-ftiarla Romanosky. Miss Kagarise, Bartholomew, Conrad, Denny, Sm-ond Row-Murtalo, Petko, Conway, Hastwell, Mihalovich, Demarco, Lukasik. Mochn, Grgich. 'l'l1i1'rl llow-Ruth Hilmes, R, Runco, Blllk8lll0l'G, Bl'illllllli'll, Tout. Fourtll Row-Bovler, lckler, Bl-ll'lllS, Nemith, U. Runvo. Home Economic Club Dorothy Bartholomew Pre-simlvnt Carolyn Conrad . . . S9Cl'E'l2ll'y Mil-F,'2,'3.l'9l Denny . . . Treasurer Tllv Illlllll' E00ll0llllK' Cllulm has lm:-1111 one ol' llll' most avlivv vlulms in tllv . lligfll sl-lmool clurlngr lllis svlmol yl-ar. 'llw ululv was o1'gg'anizvfl aml lll'llK'0I'S vlvcfml at Tlw lwginning of Tlw yvar. NVIIMI Nvlliv Davis, tllv 4-lm-vtml praxi- mlvnf, Wlllllll'l'll' l'l'Hlll school, flu- vivo lll'f'SlKl0lll, llorollly liartllolomc-w, look In-r plaw. l3lll'lllgI the ye-ar' H10 vlulv, asimlc- l'l'0lll its rvgular mlm-tingxs, has visilml llm fiom-ral llillilllgl' OOIIIIJHIIY, Zil-g:v11fl1lclm s. aml 'l'l1v llaclio l5l'02Hl1'2lSllllQ' Com- ' 4 :ml a lllllllllgl in llillly. A ln-a was lwlcl Uvlolwl' 20. il parly on lll-cvlllln-1' l.I, 2 May ll0ll0l'l'll flux souiors. l 1 ' f'2ll't'll'l'l2l llllll'll1'0llS wlllvll prow-ml vvry Slll'l'0HSl'lll, worm- sponsorn-ll luv the- llonw l':l'UllUlllllfS club ons day uach wvek 'lla' 21 p0l'l0ll of two lll011lllS. ll 'V w-l. C- fi M lcifkll l, . - f 4 , ...lf-, 11:-un1 1 -uu- 1 n-111: page 39 ln- -- -nu--au-I -nn1uu1nu- S A .. ll- ' I 1 'rx Y I QR 9 -' WAR' ,, er 'Q .5 6 dl xx 41' N-M., -U- - ...Qc-M-M-0-,M. : 1, - Qffhe ,,- -um - - -i zqqc - -'Qc'-1,-4,-I-4,-.1 I f Q N X ,,,,.. h l... E v xx Q Front Row-Phillips, Slenski, Mr. Ogden, Reister, Aitken, Rowley. Second Row-G. Patterson, Steber, Kaiser, Burgy, R. Criswell. Rhythm Club The Rhythm Club of Warwood High School, composed of senior, junior, and sophomore boys with singing talent, held its first meeting February 27, 1933. There seemegl to be a majority of bass and baritone voices, and very few high tenors. Meetings have been held weekly since the organization of the club. Among the activities of the club was its singing at the band concert on April 21, and at the annual class sermon. E .- , -. 3 ,tt-1. e .. . '- V - - - - - Y 1111111 uvulvl- page 40 l1lvf1ll1 -' 11111 - we V .. 1- ff Y ' V'- X 35 fl -Q f Q .SKQ I g..-.,-.,:..-.:.,-..-.,:.,: : -.-..:.,-.,....- la The RIQRB -,-.,-.,...,-.........,...,....-.,.......,-..... WAR ,ff , ., . 3 fek ,, Q -- i Q X First, Row- Taylor, Mounlfortl, Berry, Nolte, Kasun, Denny, James, Mooney, Morris, S01-onrl liow- llonnally, Rot-kabrantl, Waclella, Beeler, Wilt-s, Sclincitlmiller, Mulrt-y, Miss Faris, Hilmes, Cowan, Last-h, Slenski. The Warrior Staff 'l'lu- Warrior stall' with tlu- assistanvt- ot' tlu- St-uior Class autl Miss Fai-is has workt-tl liartl to nialu- this annual a stu-vt-ss. llut- to tlu- tact that tlu- pulmlit-ation ot' an auuual was not mlt-vitlt-tl upon until a latm- tlatt-, a largrt-r sta ti' was lu-vt-ssa1'y in orclt-r to voniplt-tv tht- work iu tlu- short lt-ngrtli ol' tinu- allowt-tl. St-vt-ral stutlt-nts wc-rv appoiutf-tl to talu- vart- ol' 4-avli tlivision ot' tlu- work. Avi-or-tliiig to this plan tht- following' stuflf-nts took part in the publication Se-nior Write--uns . tie-rtrurle Roc-kabranrl. Wilma Taylor. Fritzi Dounally Class Will . llorotliy Nolte, Pauline- Berry Class Ilistory . Sara .Iamt-az, Ruth llilmes Class l,l'Upllt'l'Y . . Frank Rowley, llalt- Phillips Class Song . Virginia Last-h, Romaint- Cowan Athle-tit-s . . . Tony Slenski, Robert Mulroy Snapshots ..... Dale Phillips, Sarah Morris Names unfle-r nic-tures . llorothy Monntfortl, Mildrt-fl Bee-lm-r, Margurite- Amend Circulation .... Charles Kaiser, John Warlella Club anil Class Activities , Esther Wile-s, Margaret Kasun. Mary Elizabeth Sc-hneitlmiller Typists Margaret Denny, Ruth Mooney ,X St-vt-ral social functions held to raise money to publish - -X thc- Warrior, we-rv: senior play, dance, bake sale, and senior ng t-arnival. I ,U 1 The statf wishes to thank all those who attended these , 3 ,T ,ff f func-tions and contributed in any way to the publication of I .i U Y.. - ,f thi-1 annual. , RX X wi fftf S 4, , , --Gr . Z, ll ..-C - - .. ----- ..-.1 page 41 ...M ---- ---- A -eff-i -1---. Y 2 ,, 5 1' fa rs o ua-:fuss -cn 11 or-uno: 1 :nan 1 u , T Q ,-- A' - I O alll ,,,.,,. ,. .1 ,,.,.., 1.,.,..,, ,. -N, -, 'rs t, N ..-, Q h R3 . WAR' Class History In the fall of 1929 a class of more than sixty ambitious young men and women entered XVarwood High School to be called freshmen , Billy Beall, who has since moved to Pittsburgh, was elected to lead us as president, VValter Schnell as vice-president., Bill Coleman as secretary-treas- urer, and Miss Guiher as advisor. Gold and blue were the colors chosen. The first social event of our high-school life was the F'reshn1an-Sopho- more party. Both boys and girls gave promise of being very active athletes. Bill Coleman, VValter Schnell, Tony Slenski, and Harry Dunlevy showed their ability in all sports. The girls received quite an honor XVl1t'11 they won the class basketball tournament. The rest of the year was uneventful, except for the commencement exer- cises on May 29, 1930, whe11 the diplomas which were presented to us made us full-fledged high students, ready to enter the sophomore class. In our sophomore year, we elected the following officers: President. Frank Rowley, vice president, Vtfalter Schnell, secretary-treasurer, Esther XViles, with Miss NVilliams Hlld Mr. O'Donnell as class a-dvisors. At the be- ginning of the year we entertained the freshmen with a F'reshmen-Sophomore party. What a glorious time we had! Our class was very proud to have three girls, Adelaide Fitzsimmons, Dorothy Nolte, and Dorothy Prager earn their basketball letters. VVe also made a good showing ill the class tournament when the girls were runners-up, and Gertrude Samuels won the foul shooting contest. John Ault was elected junior president, Sarah Morris, vice president, Dorothy lmhoff, secreta1'y, and Tom Hayes, treasurer, with Miss Perryman and Mr. Ihlenfeld as adviso1's. VVe started a very successful year by giving a. dance in October. Next came the event that all juniors look forward to- selecting and purchasing class rings Hlld pins. In order to make money for the prom, we decided to be different and gave a carnival instead of a play. lVhat a crowd! Nearly all the citizens of Viiarwood attended. The prom was held May 13th in the gym, which was very elaborately decorated as a ship. Several under-class girls, dressed pirates, served the banquet. VVe had for our menu: Spanish blood, fried parrot, Blue Beard's spuds, pearls and nuggets, Captain Kidd 's slush, sea-biscuits, rum, flavored icebergs, and sweetened bread. The pirate theme was carried throughout the program. NVe now had come to the year to which we had for so long looked for- ward, when we should be seniors. At the class election, Russell Gates was chosen president, Robert. Reister, vice president, Sara James, secretary, and Margaret Denney, treasurer. The advisors were Miss Perryman and Mr. Ihlenfeld. This year, as before, the boys excelled in athletics. Bill Coleman, NValter Sehnell, Tony Slenski, Bob Mulroy, Ferris VVoodruif, Jack Lasch, Victor icnntinued on Page 443 P ak 1 C ' i r , X . .X s 22 5 ----------------------- page 42 ---v -------- -- g - , - - - 1- TR? '- WARR , v .Sn 6- 0 1:- 3 Q 4 X i forxoioioz rsozozoioxoiozoiozoxoxoc Q il pox:11:'11-xoxoroxozoiwwo'-11:11:14101100 f 'Q or XX Class Prophecy NVe, the gossip columnists of The Punxsutowney Post, in order to form a more perfect union among the members of YVarwood High School's Class of '33, do ordain and establish this journal of the activities and whereabouts of our classmates in the year of our Lord, nineteen hun-dred forty-four. As our occupation keeps our noses in other people's business, we have learned a great deal about our former classmates at home, and through 1n- tcnsive inquiry have learned of those in foreign fields. Imnlediately associated with us, we have Sara James, who is conducting the Advice to the lrovelorn colu1n11. Others i11 the literary world are Mar- guerite Amend, author of the popular novel, The Shack with Seven Shelves, tilld Esther NViles and Mary Elizabeth Schneidmiller, who are cub reporters o11 the Podunk Press. NVe find as comic strip artists, Sarah Morris with her Adventures of Two Kids in High School, and NValter Schnell with his NVing-over XVillie, a sequel to Tailspin Tommy of a few years back, Odessia Buckalew holds a responsible position as society editor of the Coffee- ville Clarion , and in the publishing field, we fi11d Dorothy Imhotf, who is printing Czechoslovakian school books. I' ? lVho do you suppose takes all those pictures for the Daily ll lrror The statf photographers, Dorothy Carl and Dortha Luikart, have been doing excellent work in that field. Back in NVhee1ing also, you may see a sign which reads Alvin Hawley, Photographer, Children a Specialty. Those of our class who are devoting their lives to entertaining the nation are Joe Brooks and Clifford Aitken, world famous clowns, and Harry Parshall, manager and originator of the one and only Mouse Circus of Consolidated Circuses, Inc., Martin Bash and Donald Eminhizer, popular vaudeville team, Russell Criswell, president of the Crooners' Union, Russell Gates, Metropolitan Opera star, Ruth Hilmes. who plays the pipe organ in a well known radio jazz orchestrag Tony Slenski CMaurice Markatovskij who has taken Clark Gahleis place ill the hearts of American women, and Helen VVilcox, who has eclipsed Marie Dressler's screen popularity. Ah, friends, we have inventors in our fair class! John XVadella who has perfected an invention which utilizes the holes in doughnuts is IIONV engage-d in its manufacture, Victor Thomas has just recently put. his vest pocket water- proof parachute on the market, advertised as good to the last drop , John Ault and George Savage have revolutionized the game of golf with their egg- shaped bounceless ball, Pauline Berry has solved the diet problem with her new reducing candy, alld Louise Hopkins has aided her brother Theron greatly in his development of the blind potato. NVQ- have learned that Russell Irvine is a night watchman in a day nursery, Romaine Amend is the advertising manager of the Artificial Goofus Feather Corporation a11d originator of the slogan They're so Soft. Charles Baumberger is teaching physics baek in VVarw'ood High, Dorothy Mountford, Betty Jane McColloch, Dorothy Prager, and Fritzi Donally have remaine-d together and are now on an evangelistic tour through the NVest. Charles Kaiser is known as the singing Parson of The Church: of the Air . Mil- dred Beeler is o11e of the famous corps of traffic police-women ill New York, fcuntinuecl on Page 40 X x I e r C 4 , 5 ' Jimi - - ----w-ww-w-- ---H page 43 --H ------ H- -ww- -M f -1- - V ' o Q xg ' -- -------'-- - - - Q he 4 ' mga, ---0--- - --'--------- WAR ,AA Class History fcontinued from Page 421 Thomas, and Rob Grimm, helped to bring the school to victory in many games. Members of the class were also elected to fill high offices in the school clubs. The first important social function of the year was the senior dance given for the benefit of the school paper. The carnival on April 28, was again one of the biggest events of the year. The prom and class play, Tea Toper Tavern followed in close succession during the first two weeks of May. On May 25, co111111enceme11t night, we were again given diplomas, this time to continue our education, not as high-school students, but as citizens of the world. SARA JAMES RUTH HILMES Class Prophecy lcantinued from Pai' 43l VVilliam Coleman is operating a chain of grocery stores in Nevada, Romain Cowan holds an important position as private nurse of John D. Rockefeller IV, Eileen Everson and Mary Grgich are doing excellent work as members of the national council of the S. P. C. A.g Eleanor llardesty and Catherine Mozingo are stenographers in a divorce court at Reno, Adelaide Eitzsimmons is a teacher at a.. riding academy in the Ozarks, Robert Francis is affiliated with the medical profession in lVheeling, Margaret Radcliffe gained national prominence recently when she won the six--day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden, Ruth Mooney and NViln1a Taylor have entered politics and are run- ning for Congresswomen-at-large on the Farm-Labor ticket, Jarvis Moyers and John Singer are federal prohibition officers, Robert Mulroy is the fresh- man coach at Notre Dame, and Kathryn Kossuth is connected with the move- ment for shorter hours and more pay for paper boys. Many of our classmates are located in far distant fields. Robert Reister is the notorious Sultan of Morocco, Dorothy Nolte and Margaret Denney are situated in Alaska, the former operating a beauty parlor and the latter teach- ing shorthand and typing to the Esquimaux, Vllilliam Demarco has opened a school in Spain for the training of bullfightersg Margaret Kasun and Gertrude Rockabrandhave established a school for Swiss yodelers in the Alps, in con- nection with this school Virginia Lasch is directing the mountain climbers in physical educationg Ferris Vifoodruff is doing notable work as a Chinese mis- sionary, Gertrude Samuels has opened a dancing school in the South Sea Islands, and last biit not least, we find t.hat Robert Grimm is a captain in the Swiss Navy. FRANK RONVLEY, DALE E. PHILLIPS, JR. .uw Q , 1 fllfqfvft 1 tr Q! 'lv I e rf-v ff: -6 is 0 as-.9 ' WF' 'Qs 454 qmpocmzuzocwxozf rrzzz 130201 Q 'im poxuxozoa-rua:-110: ,xoxoxo-num ,uname Z ' - ' qi, I Class Will In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred thirty-three, we, the Senior Class of Warwood High School, City of Wheeling, County of Ohio, State of West Virginia, United States of America, being of sound body, sane mind, and good judgment do hereby revoke all former wills, or thought- less statements which we may have made. We make and publish our last Will and Testament to the signified and following beneficiaries. THE WILL Section I. Article 1. To Warwood High School we leave all our faults, errors, and monkey business, hoping it will do them more good than it did us. Section I. Article 2. To our beloved faculty we leave the en- during and delicious memory of our pres- ence in their dutiful classrooms. Section I. Article 3. To Mr. Bonar we leave our cute little pranks that he loved so well. Section I. Article 4. To Mr. McHenry we extend the hope that some day he may be superintendent of the West Virginia Schools. Section II. Article 1. To the Juniors we express our hopes that some day they may become dignified as they have already pretended to be. Section II. Article 2. To the Sophomores we leave all our re- sponsibility for upholding the dignity of Warwood High School. Section II. Article 3. To the Freshies we leave the sophistica- tion brought on by the realization that they are getting up in the world Cas Sopho- mores,J and the satisfaction that there is at least and finally someone to look down upon Innocent Freshmen-to-be. Section III. Article 1. Margaret Kasun leaves her ability to be quiet to Dorofhv North. Dale Phillips leaves his broadened vocab- ulary and stock of big words to George Kellas. Harry Parshall leaves his book entitled Silly Questions by Ima Nutt to Master- mind Burgy. Walter Schnell and Odessia Buckalew leave their corner outside Miss Faris's room to Bernard Zeidler and Guilda Walkenhauer. Helen Wilcox leaves her swiftness to Margaret Gundling. Robert Mulroy bequeaths his good sports- manship to Newt McGrew. Dorothy Mountford, Dorothy Prager, Fritzi Donnally, and Betty Jane McColloch leave their title, The Four Horsemen of War- wood High School, for the next three years to Mary Kelley, Wanda. Schane, Lucille Steber and Virginia Myers. Brownie Bash leaves his height to Harry Fedczak. Sarah Morris bequeaths her dreamy eyes and day dreams to Ruth McCracken. Parson Woodruff leaves his dum-dum hair- cut to any person capable of wearing it. Bill Coleman bequeaths the right to watch and care for Caroline Diemer to Junior Heller. Tony Slenski wills his position on All- Valley team to John Fedczak. Robert Francis bequeaths his colloquial phrase, Oh, this lesson is too long for Miss Emsley to remember him by. Wilma Taylor and Adelaide Fitzsimmons leave their coaching ability to Martha Yuncke. Bob Reister wills his wavy hair to Joe Koch. Ruth Mooney and Margaret Denney leave their position in the typing room to Regina Romanosky and Hetty Wilkins, Joe Brooks leaves his pep, vim, and vigor to Earl Smith. Romaine and Marguarite Amend leave their reserved seat in the bus to Virginia Mason and -1- Alvin Hawley wills his sleepiness to Bob Kennedy. Margaret Radcliffe leaves a bit of her blonde hair to Jane Lou Slack. Charles Kaiser leaves his ability at mak- ing Felix the cat to Harry Walkenhauer ffor next year's usel. Dorothy Carl and Dorotha Luikart leave their places in the band to Kathryn Long and Margaret Lizon. lcnntimxed on Page 477 1 lg f 42 .14 - A -. 1 1 1 1 - 1 -- n1m pagg 45 n-uni --ll-u-lu-lu-nu-n--. ra 'N 4' R y ,,44. ' at X 'S .:.------------- - ---- - - - Q The--' RIQRB --1 - ....... ,.,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,, Z ' - School Calendar September 24-The Big Day! Before sitting down to a Everyone singing School days are here again. -The students by now are familiar with the favorite phrase of the teachers, Your assignments for tomorrow will be-. -The Big Bonfire before the Big Game! -What a game! Wheeling came out on top with 6 to our 0. We're still waiting 25 perfect turkey dinner, we witnessed a perfect football game. We defeated Triadelphia! The boys deserve an extra piece of turkey. -We were jolly at the junior dance in the evening. December for the time when we will beat Wheel- 1-H00raY fol' the band! They W0Il fir-St ing- --Never give up! is our motto- place in Class B. at the band contest which was held at the Christmas parade. 3--The football boys were honored at a October banquet given by the Boosters' Club. H'mm, such good food! -Started the new month with two touch- 4HRGmeH1b6I' the HCC0!'diaI1 Dl21Y6I'S'? downs and a grand kick! Final score, 3-AIIOUIGI' banquet. This time the band Warwood 13, Central 0. -Several girls began reducing and a few more began walking with head erect, shoulde1's back, etc. This was due to the examination given to physical edu- cation girls. -Another good day for our side! War- wood 13, Wellsburg 0. -Remember the good time that we all had at the Senior Dance? The Home Economics club sponsored a Tea, Going English on us, huh? -Victory again! Warwood 22, Follans- bee 0. -Our representatives were sent to the Panhandle Hi-Y meeting at Wheeling. -It was easy for us to carry the pigskin over the goal line against Brilliant. Our 59-0 victory was the highest single score in the valley. -In keeping with the depression, the Girl Reserves had a hobo party . No, no real hoboes were there, the girls just dressed in old clothes. Catch on? November The Cadets went back to Thedah Place victorious. The Hnal score was 7-0. -Surely you didn't forget Mr. Lee Spil- ler's impressive talk on the World lVar, did you? Aw, but you remember that we were dismissed for the day immed- iately after the program, didn't you? 19 22 23 6 14 20 27 28 was honored. - A White Elephant Party . What! You never heard of it? The Home Eco- nomics club held their annual Christ- mas celebration in this form. -The LaCurtaine Club presented a Christ- mas pageant entitled, Why the Chimes Rang . -We were sent home from school to await the arrival of Santa Claus, and we were given until January 3 to play with our toys. January -In an exciting extra-period game Tria- delphia nosed out one basket ahead of us. -Good work, Klevins! We beat Bridge- port by one point due to your crack shot. -Remember the quartet of boy singers from Asbury College? -A radio and television program was ar- ranged and presented in chapel by the Manual Arts classes. We must have hidden genius. -May history repeat itself! The War- riors were victorious over Wheeling in an extra period game by the score of 27-23. February -n , 3-Warwood 27, Central 23. A good game. on 3 Cold' Cold day' Wdrwoocl got a 10-Our quint went down to defeat, Wells- lucky 13 to Cameron's 0. -The Girl Reserves became natives of India. Just for one day though, at the Y. W. C. A, Rally. -Speakers from Triadelphia were here. Their talks aroused our school spirit and encouraged the continuance of 18 27 burg 38, Warwood 30. -Central overcame our threat and came out in the lead with the final score being 33-28. -A. D. Danzig directed singing in chapel. We all sang folk songs. friendly relations' fcantinued on Page 471 bb . if V N C635 , fl THU-y . V, , . K, ., 4 -------- in-1 page 46 --.1 ---- ..-..----..- rn , ,, t- 1 . 4 ..-, 0 .X WARR . .fi . d NX, 0 gh 1 tarot, I01,,I,,-,,,I,,I0I0-,0..010I,,- Q il .1,1.,1'l11,:..14,1l,:1,1',11,1t, 101011 .11 ,cw Z ' J X N Class Will fcontinuevl from Pail 45, Robert Grimm leaves his seat in the audi- torium to Elmer Kelly. Louise and Theron Hopkins leave their quietness to Lucille and Bill Steber. Esther Wiles and Mary E. Schniedmiller leave their places on the honor roll to Betty and Dorothy Partenfelder. Virginia Lasch leaves her broad and cheery smile to Marie Ickler. Jarvis Moyers, John Singer, and William Demarco leave their place as amateur gentlemen to Andrew Schramm, Nelson Nicholls, and Harold Slack. George Savage and John Ault leave their bashful ways to Bob Campbell and Howard Nortemann. Sara James wants Coach McConnell to watch Bob Lash's glaring glances. Section IV. Article I. 1. Do not try to alter the views of the Misses Inez Hilton, Eleanor Faris, and Helen Emsley. 2. Do not ignore the golden entreaties of the honorable Messrs. Bonar and McHenry. 3. Do not try to argue with Mr. Ogden. 4. Lastly, if you are absent at any time, you must not ask, How did the school get along without me? This, the last Will and Testament of the Class of 1933 of Warwood High School, shall be fulfilled and be executed by Misses Vir- ginia Perryman, Eleanor Klett, and Mr. Alfred lhlenfeld. Witnesses- Dorothy Nolte and Pauline Berry Signed: THE WARRIORS. School Calendar lcanlinued frum Psi: l6l 28-A style show in school! The Girl Re- serves were the leaders of fashion. Their aim-to persuade girls to wear suitable clothing. March 3AWarwood turned back West Liberty in our first game in the sectional tourna- ment. 4-Our quint played good basketball and easily overcame VVheeling. Hooray! We're winners!! Winners of the sec- tional tourney! We defeated Union in the final game. Besides this, Klevins, Coleman, and Slenski were placed on the all-tourney team, and we won the cheering cup. 11-At the regional tourney at Madison, Warwood won a place in the finals by defeating Hundred by a score of 32-22. We were defeated in the finals by Wells- burg, And, oh yes, Slenski, our stalwart guard gained a place on the I'6gi0I12.1 all-tourney team, Nice work, Tony. 24--eMore basketball. The freshmen boys and junior girls were winners of the class tournament. 31- Apple Blossom Time was presented by the Junior Class. Our hidden talent has been found. 14-We were given three days in which to eat all the candy Easter Bunny brought us. 17-Came back to school wishing we hadn't eaten so many rabbits, eggs, pigs and etc. lCandy, I meanj. 21-Another band concert. 22--Home-made cakes! Pies! Rolls! This was heard at the Senior Bake Sale. 28-While the band tied for third place in Class B. at the state contest in Charles- ton, we frolicked and we danced, we played games and we pranced at the Senior Carnival. May 11-Our parents came to see the work we had been doing all year. 12-Aw! The big, big event. The Junior- Senior Prom. Thank you, Juniors for showing us a good time. 18-19-We're mighty glad they're over, We mean the final exams. 23-Did you like Tea Toper Tavern, the Senior Class play? We fthe seniorsj thought it was good. Suckers, short dresses, hair ribbons for the girls and short trousers for the boys. We're referring to the Senior April Class Day. 25-The seniors revised the song Farewell 7-Mr, Denard directed a band concert. to Arms? to Farewell to Warwood Hi . ll AMREF i l: ' f I rife f ' T '. fy 3 Z7 V2 k 5 I ... ..-.. .- 1 1111 In--u pggg 47 11:11-nu-lu1u-nu-lnilu-Iain - - f v r ' ' , Q 1 QWFR ,, 'Q es, . ill 'i 1 i li i i li 'il 3iiTi It . I -i 1 i i li i 51 li il Di Pi Pilliililllibil -f .. Q Class Song frllllllf'-HFHI'6XV9ll to Arms D Verse lle-ro to C01'IllIlE'HC9111611f wle've como at last Our srhool life over, our work is past. lVe'r4- bidding' fare-well to lVarwood High lVv'll always love it, though it 's Good-bye . Chorus FElI'9SVPll to books, to books that have taught us, Good-bye to friends that once were oursg The QIPPPII and white that led us to triumph Will be above us evermore. No matter whore l go, my heart will be with you, No mzittvr whore you are, l'll always remember youg And so farewell to friends who have known us, Farewell to Warwood High School, fare-well. ROMAINE COXVAN VIRGINIA LASCII Jilin page 48 Q : 1: ' Q 1 Morris J Kotsuih. 9 N? QR , 'Q ., fb Q The gom ----'- --- - ---'---'- - - - WA j X F.. Q ,J 0 -., - 'e q J Y Y 1 I l G 4, u .fy N .fi- . .vw . 1, 5, ' ' gig: K I .29 A 9 if lf' .P Q 49 44 .3 fa . if' f, ss 'f 3 f 4 . 'R ,gf v 5 f , M., l .1 0 f K Lg!!!- F ' L- ' U .4 ATR . Pvt? f wx ' f C f f'J2? U is '?X5K .---------I---1pa.ge 49'- ---- '-'--'- ' 'aff U, Z 5 Yer P ,S gl Q .Wt -:'---- --,-----1------- -- ----- -- --- - --I -0- - ---M - - -. - - - ----- -- f L, ..4.- J V ,,.V 5 Commencement Exercises High School Auditorium THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1933. 8:15 o'clock Selection . . . . Orchestra Invocation ..... Rev, Howard Amick Cay Little Green Winding Lane-Penn ....... Double Quartet Betty Jane McColloch, Dorothy Imhoff, Sarah Morris, Pauline Berry, Charles Kaiser, Russell Criswell, Robert Reister, Frank Rowley. tbj The Old Refrain-Kreisler .......... Sextette Sara James, Betty McColloch, Dorothy Imhoff, Sarah Morris, Pauline Berry, Dorothy Mountford. Address .......... Wilbur Haverfield Cramblet Presentation of Diplomas President Hans G. Delbrugge Class Song . . . . . . Senior Class Selection . Orchestra Annual Sermon Glass of NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE Warwood High School SUNDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1933 8:15 o'cIock Processional , . . . . . Senior Class Invocation . . Rev. Wesley Woodruff America . . ..., Assembly Scripture Reading Rev, Lyman Lemmon Anthem ...........,. Double Quartet Betty Jane McColloch, Dorothy Imhoff, Sarah Morris, Pauline Berry, Charles Kaiser, Russell Criswell, Robert Reister, Frank Rowley. Sermon ............ Rev. Howard Amick Prayer. How Firm a Foundation . . Assembly Benediction Pianist-Ruth Hilmes bf X 1 w,Q - page 50 ,EQ , . 1. A fill!-n,,9. Pa I 1919 Marie Bingell Pearl Dean Luncy Lontz Bernice Leonhart Teddy Moyers Estella My:-rn Myra Shutler Maude Wright 1920 Signal Cook Allie Hood B. C. Kemp Alice Mae Marsh Rosina Mario Nesbitt Geor. W. Schramni 'Vera M. Taylor 1921 Laura Arinstrong Janet Baughman Calvin Buck Catherine Blackburn Richard Elliott Laura Heizler Inez Hilton George Hood Sr-ott Johnson David Ke-nip Lillian Kindelherger Margaret Kindelberger Mildred Morris Mabel Nesbitt Marguerite 0'Brie-n Edward Pull, Jr. Marie Rom-ig Lee Bernard Ross Nile Schaffer George Schramm Eugene Sharrett Nellie Shire-y Edward Smith Rose-oe Smith Curtis Strobel Clara-nr-e Wise Ruth Wolford Edwin Wright, Henry Youmznmn 1922 William Almond Paul Brand Willard Keenan Gladys Marsh Harold Marsh Howard Miller Robert Miller 'William Miller Earl Milhoan Bartlin Montiezel Tom McKee Earl Nesbitt Lillie Belle Norman Virginia l'A-thtel Vera Rothermond John Sc-hm-idniillvr Forest Springer Lillian Steiger Earl Wright 1923 Burke Arlley Hazel Baker Anna Bingle Russell Hill John Kasun Howard Kellenger Harold Kemp Virginia Kindelbergcr Willard Kline . Harold Mvyn 'Grace Mciilfresh Kermit Robinson John Shurrett Evelyn Springer 1924 Mary Frances Adlcy Cathryn Brand Garnet Brooks Mildred Bruhn Philomena Costanzn John Coulter Kathryn Ouhbage Mary Heizler Howard Hood 'John Houston Kenneth Metz Katherine Mc-tuner Elizabeth McClure Elsie Mvllenry Viola Ochsenhcin RoberL Overlvy Genevive Ren-rl Charles Schnuidmiller Arthur Stiles Lorna Taylor Carmen Voglvy Edward Zeidler Margaret Zeifller Wilma Zeidlz-r 1925 Mildred Bauman Katherine Brnnhaus Margaret Bullingcr William Butterworth George Henderson Zona Henkel Raymond Huffman Virginia Jenkins Russell Johnston Joseph Kasun Ralph Kcllenger William Kettler Ruth Kuhn Roy Marr-hand Charles Marchand Virginia Meyer Edward Moyers Uran Noble Wilbur Nortemann Marie 0'R0ar Charles Pryor Ge-nf-vive Samuels Charles Sharp Harrel Shearing Dorothy Singer Clarcnc-e Stiles Katherine Voellinger William Weiler Elsie Wolfe Leslie Wolfe llazvl Wright Sarah YOLIIIKIIIHI1 1926 Ivan Armhruster Kenneth Baker Edward Brooks Ida Carter Howard Chambers Marie Davis Virginia Doty Della Driehorst William Hayes Elizabeth Henderson Harry Hohnian Eleanor Hood Robert Jones Edward Kasun Frank Keyser Elizabeth Kline Eleanor Klett Walter Kupsky Ward Magill .?g Q '-M? V1 haiku Rl Dc 1020211101011 14 1010 ui 110101109 . .. . r. M QThg- - --in , , , .... , - Alumni R011 Arthur McMillan Clifford Uverly Eva Peterson Mary Rigsby Robert, Roe Paul Ross Clifford Thrall lllargars-t Wvhla Virginia Wright 1927 Martlni Alexander Rose Almond Bessie Bingle lim-nry Brown Carl Bryant. .lnnn-S Butterworth N1-lson Carter Virginia Carroll Sarah Dudley Evelyn Eisengart Anna. E. Hells-r Zvlla Ilill Cora Kurh ' Elmer Lynzh Ethel Marsh Junior M4-yn Sheridan Moyers Helen Mc-Millan LaVern11 Niehaus Mabel N1-sbitt David Pool Kathryn Rush H1-len Sharp Ri:-hard Smith Mellie Springer Eleanor Steiger Audrey Sutton Ilulora Thomas Charles 'Pulley Miriam Tustin Hilda Weidner Alice VV1-nzlick Mary Williams 1928 Harold Aubvr Charles Conrad Yinennt Coslanzo Helen lhmbvr Helen Enlsley Vesta Finley Albs-rta Grucb Robert Heller Russell Hubbard Ruth .leavons William Kaiser Stella Keister Floyd Kemp Virginia Kemp Henry Kinllelberger Melba King Vera Loew Eleanor Long Ray Lucas Howard Mvaglc Francis Meyerl. Harold Miles John Miller Ruth Mc-Millan Richard McNamara N George Neatrnaun i David Parshall Claude Ross P Katherine Stelnbick r M'ary Margaret 'vlblge Richard Zoecklcr 1929 Genevieve Bedillion lii'Il4lZL llnyes Virftor llood liatllryn Ilnss Martha Johnson Marthzl Knisvr lVuynv lim-rannoml Lillian Keyser Frank Kimlcllrc-rg'er Rnlh Lash Wendell I.ung'sireth John Luvh Norman Marsh Uatln-rinu Montgomery l'Idwnrd Morris George My:-rs Kailiwine My:-rs Kenneth Mr-Millan Rita Nivhuns Jurk llverly Alverla I,ilifL'l'S0ll Edith l'l'yor William Pryor Ralph llc-ml Wilbur Smith llazvl Siilvs John Valentine 1930 Ruin-rt Balrtvls v Dorothy Brandfass Martha llrnhn llliarlvs Clark Martha Erin-S Harold Fl'l1.'bl'l'lNilllllS9l' Mildred Grau-b Maijv E. Hayes Frnnr-is Ilelnbert Louise Henderson Mildred Huss flI'i1C'l' Jenkins Ninn: Joar-ph James King Elmer Long Ronald Marshall Kenneth Martin Dorothy Miller Ewan Oschenbein Sylvia Ros:-nhorg Dorothy Rush Roland Se-yler Fay Singer Mike Skulos Lvwis Htroelml Mary M. Valentine llflildrvrl Wiles Mary Louise Wright Kathryn Yost Clara. Ze-idler l4'lol'u. Zeidlvr Count Leo Zoeckler 1931 Martha Arnold Virginia. Ashcraft Franc-is Andres Nellie Beck Homer Bitzer Virginia Braunlivh Josnph Caldwell Lawrence Cox Cathryn Dnnehart Robert Dniler Wilma Durber Walter Delbrugge Kermit Dowler Leona DeMarco Mildred Donofrlo Jennie Ernes Ruth Gender Fay Harbert Helen Harden V fd P3 Elllal Hoover fig .lunws K4-lly Ulmrlvs lilwh Margaret Lash Virginia l.ynuh Hssie Millvl' Elinor Morris Roy Mitchell Iiill Montgomery llc-len North C'h:n'lol,te Prix-kett Huy Pryor Rob:-rt Raguse Henry Rose Kathryn Rico Leonard Rowley Anna Sharp Earl Spargo Kenneth Straub Bc-rnive Sutton Mary Welshhans Mary E. Wclshans Karl Wilcs Robert Wiles Sam Young 1932 Alberta Mae Archer Zona Eliznln-till Baxter Ernest Sl. C. Bcntfleld Ruth Bishop C. Cyril Bruhn Dorothy Uonrud Clifford Cronin, Jr. 'l'h1-lnia Leona Cunningham llazc-l Virginia Dallas Lnwrvm-e Il. Donofrio llelen Ford Gerf.riule Fl'i1-bertslluuser Kath:-rine llaberfield Clara E. llnbig Helen Hadorn Mike S. Haniotes Mary Elizubf-lh llvrtler Nanvy Jane Hill William Frederick Huss Bessie Marie Johnson Gladys Johnson William J. Johnson Janwa Rim-lmrrl Letzellvr ,lllwrta llnss .I om-ph llorvttn ln-tzelter May Lisk M 2ll'fZill'1'lZ Long Wilbert Marsh Edna M. Loew B vrnice Charles lic-orlze J uhn E. Mathlapze R. Mr-Cram-ken Mr-Keets Miller Ruth Marie Miller Q Margaret Lx-onora Mitvhcll Elizabeth Roberta. Mitchell Isabelle Myers Ralph II. Nestmann -' , Eleanor Louise North Q Sarah Elizabeth Parrioit Virginia Lee l'arriott Emma Pillard Ada. Virginia Vogue Harry J. Rush Edward II. Seidler Me-lba Seidlor Frank Simms Eleanor E. Htebvr Norman Steer William Stohart Helen Aida Stumpp Angeline Il. 'l'm-ater Willlanx Tweedy John, R. Tranb Howard Wagner Nell Virginia Wilhelm Arc-hie Wolfe Margaret Wolfe- Sophin Ann Zumoski G B' 'h if ' W H Charles William Zoeckler Raymond Montgomery D13'il'giHa Blginzr Bonnie H111 vpelmhuil Kathryn Braunlich I -. 'X George Bruhn Myrtle Bullinger ' X Madeline Dauber ,I x Jack lflellbruggef ' Q' Eliza et Dono rio 2 'li v Naomi Ford , milf . .. ,-. f . f 'N I'-. - ff If l Pdf, ' 5 11 .7 ,. Z7 ', ' ' ' X -M32 - , ....-..-...-..-......-.......-. page 51 ---w- -------H----------H W- A - 1- - - V' 0' 201011201 111 102 111 3111111 1 11:11 Q at s WF' .. . 1 , . , 0 W 3 f he. -.. War Whoop Advertisers Dr. G. VV. Bissett .................................. Booster's Club ....................................... Braunlich Company, Incorporated ........ ll NV. Coleman Grocery ......................... Collins Garage ...................... Dr. C. P. Doty ......... ....... 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