Weir High School - Weirite Yearbook (Weirton, WV)

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O2l1'Cl of ClUC2ltlOI1 N ANY well balanced piece of machinery there must always he a governor or supervising division. The Board of Education performs its duties in this sensitive machine of learning in an unerring manner- These men are ever considering new projects in an effort to raise the scholastic standards of Weir High. The changes undergone by Weirton schools for their betterment this past year have been due to the efficiency of this farfsighted group of men. The members of this governing body are, Donald Kessel, Rev. J. Albert Hall and William B. Barr. It is due to the initiative of this well trained group of men that the schools of Weirton and Holiday's Cove are held high in the esteem of rival institutions.