Weir High School - Weirite Yearbook (Weirton, WV)

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0? H16 Q QQQZQQSCQQQQQQQ' 1 THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA nw 1 ranxw .L N Rri2'I'1'Nmy FROM T312 Y yn' 3'fLQf'A IH the contributions oi' all nations V tin ska. 'im ofweirton, the cor':ncnwef.' Z1 of 'A' sf f n 9, ani our country at lfmvg. ' ,H-fur' I f f '--' ' eople of 'Sfesf Yi:-afinia, I Lreeagl me icyul xinizfms 'OL' 1'o.eHju birtfa -i ' Yflmnfi mf wibrztmy 5 ,,.'TiT-EHS J' -32 gfrefgb Amari :im 5en:xilg -refer Liza orwai prom-,fxmibn of our' Cons-,iuxtion and 'nur Tw.. nn, 'ne ra . vanmfes ofouf scwols all pea-,le Emve Bills, privileves of :1dvar1cez:ifa'1L , f :mas wen -'ra ifyin-1 to nrre how eager i L-L X'-ppregsfntazive' 01' LTD: 4, ,-0: nalions mve maxima- 'Wfzmf-.. E35 5' 'jfxr klI'U.4i,'. 'f V s. even mor, p . e ng :E zww me fkifl fi .L a imerema on Li '. fl 'Y .Q Q' -' amaze ani nation. ' .3 1-'z 7 ixxpoz' 'nt 52211, ze 5 ve! loyal support to cur ' vw:-ufnxe Aa inrstitnionf 'w Il for Le. ze Dsainqzy W' lx Q X, ,ivy yr ' Ameriwns. fjvl :v 1.5 my .mem-1, ,oz wishes in tnis worthy enwrprise Sincerely f' 5 W. voul-sy. f gy ,XL 0NAvW' QLQQ BQ 7 I 2 I E' NL g :Of . fo .1 FP 4 'H' I ' 1 ,A 'S E K 1 L' 3 5 3 r 1 , 1 : .f - , N J 9 , - , z , A Q F, - A L 1 z fd M r. -rf V yi V If - , v-1 Cv I T f - A C ' V1 Q 4 I VV ,An Vx 2 JVM'-S ' 'A F 'Wk 1 ff t f Q Ha M g M 5 fy 1 -ii' iw F H , 1 S53 -3 3 H, - ,, ZX-'LDQKG if 0 J w ' r sm l . ' - lf., R v cn 9 Q ,D cr ff fs A A Q5 .'yf,,f - , 5 ,M 4 D ,... j qw- Y' - W .1 -4 v4 r- :1 , 2 ,1 FY' rj W f H 411 - , in Y rd ' , 1 Q ,... - . ' S G :A 5: N' 1 ' - M L ' :Q bv L, cv -1 ny 4 - ti ' 1' : .J ' -4 0 na - v-4 1' 1 F' L f 1- Lb s GJ x - ... -7 .., J, -'S f+ f , 1 as F3 -, 'i I '1 vi U ' P' 74' Q nv X lx L5 5 4: r -1 rg 0 Hg M f KT C V E ' -fe .. M, A , .. H. 3 Q, 1- 1 3 - o J ,J 5 ,-. Q f- v A f' N P: . H- . 1: uf 14, A ' , f- fc T w 1 ar ng I N Q, ,Q rv .4 . - gn 0 9 , P- rn ' '91 4 V ,J f- fa- ' A L 0 -1 N W '4 as ' C H . -1 x Q ' r-H H I ls f' ' ' t s E, A S 4 X511QQQQXQQQQQQQQLQSQQQQQQQLQQQQQQQQQQQ 1 ' 1, - W, 1: ' Lixiiitxistsiittiii QLQSQQQQQQQL ' ' ff J' z 1 va'

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