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TQ1, f , l l..-1 , V ' ' 'Rm 1 -,f----.-Q , . V v , .4 , .tml : X.. ,. .- '4 o 4 .ik I., - ALMA MATER Sing praises of our clear ola' Weir High, Hail to the school that we acloreg We're for the Red and Black, our colors- We could not love them more. We'll always love our Alma Maier, Ana' her ideals will always rule. Better prepared for life's long journey For having old Weir High School. 1 5. ' The ez'rz'z'e ,ADMINISTRATION AND CLASSES PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE FACULTY ATTENDANCE OFFICE SCHOOL BOARD ZSFNIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN CLUBS ATHLETICS edzm tion All efforts in publishing this year's Weiriie were made to preserve the memory of Weir High's 1942-1943 school activities for the faculty, students, and alumni members that are, or will be, in our country's ser- vice. It is to them, therefore, that We dedicate this year's publication. We hope that it will be cherished and remembered by all who have passed through the portals of this school and that in future years it may serve to revive memories of high school days for this year's student body. In making this dedication we feel sure that it will be accepted and approved by all Weir High students. As the world looks today, every student will, at some time in the near future, be serving his country either abroad or at home. With this in mind, we gladly make our dedi- cation to our future heroes in all corners of the earth. Old Glory lulm C. Grrrr Secretary for Weir High School since 1938, Mrs. Orrin Hanlin has completed five years of splendid service. She graduated in the class of '38 from Weir High School with an outstanding scholastic record. Known to many as Zelda , she serves students and faculty alike, cheerfully carrying out her numerous duties in expert fashion. Upon graduation from Dennison Univer- sity, Mr. Greer became a classroom teacher and thus acquired the background necessary to understand student problems. He then be- came principal of the junior High School and is now completing his third year as principal of Weir High School. He has won the friendship of the student body by his cordial manner, patience, and wise, understanding viewpoint in scholastic matters. For pleasure and relaxation in his leisure hours Mr. Greer turns his talents to photogra- phy. He develops and prints his own films and is to be thanked for many of the pictures in this year's Wciriie. Much credit for com- pletion of the Wfeiriff' rightly goes to Mr. Greer. Countless details in connection with the Weirifc' have been cared for by him. Extremely interested in the welfare of the student body and untiring in his efforts in the cause of education, Mr. Greer is a principal of which Weir High may be justly proud. Mrs. Orrin Hunlin ATTENDANCE OFFICE FIRST KOH , Irfl I0 riglvf+-Bill lfvmkv. Mon! M1'C1lr'ff11'j', Cr1l11'fw'1l C'1f1111'1'm1, l r'1'1l 511'- jrfmzmrz, If11z11fr1l Mikux, Bill 1'X'i1'xxI1fi11, Ijftlllk W'-1'fm.v1'k, Guy SVVVI SECOND ROW'-E1f1l'1l1'1f Zugnfu, NIMH' T1'1f1'v1'f1, Dorvffm' Siu-ffik, lfl1'.11mr'1' Iirrm 11, lJr11'li1' Iiurfclvlfrsl, 1'Ui1'1' 1,fIlz'1'1'm'r', Bvlfn' Cu2'fn'r1u1l1l, BA'l'!li!'l' Bojwk, Ofilhz GV11j111, 'l'ru11 Kf111H11lrm. THIRD ROW'-Mzlriv Mirfrilfix, Brilj' K1l1'1lffu, M11ri1- Kux111', M1l1'g1H'1'l Mifv1lfj', Gloria Bimf 1'rlf111'L. 1114111 Bl'UIl'll, Puff! Bl1fQ.x11, Cr'1'ili1f Briuxkn, A11111-H11 Fmlnr, Viulul lim':11, Mil1fr1'11 Lazirlv. Tl1r'y'r1r Cfwvlzirrg U11 O11 You. LEIJT TO RIGIIT-El1'1u10r1' Bruuw, Gloria BiI1l1'rl1111'k, Mil1lr1'1l I.11:i1'l1, Duffy Burkfrizrxl. IN BACKGROUND--Misx King. FACULTY VHSUINIA lSRl'l I'UN Salem Lollege A.lS. University of l,lIlNl'llll',.1l1 M.A. I'lJyaii'ul Iflllllllfillll HUMIQK Cllfiill. l7AUfilll'iK'l'Y liiiirmont State 'liempliers College A. IS. W'ext Virginia University M,A. Problems of Deniornnjy Amrrinm llivlury OLIN I.. llOANIi Morningside College A.lS. State University of low.: M.A. Universitlzul N.leion.1l de Meiieo Certificaeion Slvaniili SARAH GRI-ll-1Nl5Il4.l.D New York University lS.S. Afrferizwn Iliilory El'UIlIHlIil' lim,qru1rlJVy CARI, li. llAN1ll.l. lSetli,tnv College A.IS. Plryiirul Eilmwlinu l,AUl. A. llANCilf Oliio University ISS. liffllllllllfl' Gi'ri.qr'i1jiliy I'lryxinll lfiluruliuu MINNIF lf. lll'ASl,lf'l l4 lSetli.iny College AJS. Engliili N HARD liR.-XNKLIN HICKMAN Fairmont State 'leieliers College AJS. SX'est Virginia University, M.A. .slnli'r'im1l1 Hixlory ,'SIVlt'7'il'tlf1GlI1'Fflllll2Plf SQMIL A. HOLZ Oberlin Conservatory of Music lS.S. Bum! Imtrumrulal Muxig- IRVIN l'il7W'ARU HONVELL W'est Virginia W'eQleyan A.IS. English lil,ORlfNClf A. SUNG University of PiIl'YlDllI'jQl1 A.lS., M.A. Dean of Girls .'1tli'm1i111r'i' Trizrber Gl 0RCilf lf. KOPKO XVest Virginia University A.lS. University of Pittvburglt M.A. Cliernixlry C'ONSTANTlNli N. KUTSON XVest Virginia University IS.S. Biology MIRIAM MAHL Bowling Green College of Connnerce lS.A. University of Pittxburglx M.A. Sborllruml Bookkeepilzg HELEN B. MALTER Capitol University A.B. Algebra English AUDREY E. MCLAREN University of Pittsburgh B.A. English French DOLORES E. PICKENS Marshall College A.B. Typing Shorthand MABEL MILTON PORTER Western Kentucky State Teachers College B.S. Advanced Algebra Plane Geomeiry Mathematics Trigonomelrv MARY D. SABOL Kent University English Economic Geography RAY A. SHAW Penn State BS. Mechanical Drawing FACULTY ANTHONY G. SLATE Bucknell University B.S. West Virginia University M,A. Business Mathematics rum of Pre Flight Aeronautics if ... . JULIUS W. SOBOLAK University of Michigan A.B. XVest Virginia University M.A. Physics Biology Senior Science RUTH ANN WAYMAN Fairmont State Teachers College A.B. Morlern Hislory English DELLE E. WILLIAMS Bethany College A.B. Iournalism English -IAMES L, WILSON Marshall College A.B. West Virginia University M.A. Office Procedures Typing ALBERTA L. ZERBE tndiana State Teachers College B.S. Carnegie Insitutc of Technology Q . E M.A. xx Vocal Mus ic YJ FACULTY DORA DEAN West Virginia University B.S. Librarian NEAL E. DURBIN West Virginia Tech T. and I. Certificate Voalioiul Elrclricity EDWARD A. GREENFIFLD New York University B.S., M.S, Disfributive Education Rrlafeel English Soriul Studies Retailing Sllesmansbip RUTH GLASS West Virginia University B.S. Home Eronomiri ELLA PATIENCE HARBOURT Ohio Northern University A.B. University of Pittsburgh M.A. Bookkeeping Grnrral Fund ELEANOR E. JOHNSON Oberlin College A.B. University of Pittsburgh Litt. M. Biology HERBERT C. KLOSE Northeastern University B.S. Director Trade and Industrial Etlncuiiou EVA BEATRICE LOGAN Salem College A.B. Columbia University M.A. I :tin FREDERICK V. PAlNE Marbine Shop FRANCES BONAR RIGGS Western College for Women A.B Publix' Sperking English FRANCES N. CAULFIELD ROTHERMUND Ohio State University A.B. University of Cincinnati M.A. Art ancock Count School Board New faces are seen on this year's school board. This body of men has the task of forming the educational policy of Hancock County. Now, as in the past, the board is doing an efficient job. Their task has been more difficult in recent years because of the world situation. Schools must now be used for more things than just to teach boys and girls. It is the duty of the board to oversee the use to which the schools are put and to make sure that the programs are effi- ciently administered for the advantage of the community. The present board consists of five men. BOARD OF EDUCATION XV. G. Phillips ................................ . . .President Commissioners Silas Boley L. P. Turley R. G. Stewart Paul Jeter A. L. Rabenstein .... .... C ounty Superintendent and Secretary Robert H. Hall . .. ............ Assistant Superintendent SIlYf7fi.W' Ima' Firm' Out, x mfrr again. SI'l'UIl1l fUI1l'l7Ll0ll'II Mm, uf work? ul l'ark4'rxl111rg ganna lfulurr' Marlwifmlv, Mikox nml Co. gin- Ibm- Sfllgff lm' l'Ill'. IOR CL ' SENIOR OFFICERS President ....... ......................... C rawford Cameron Vice President . . . ...... Shirley Glover Secretary ...... ..... D orothy Steffik Treasurer .... Stratis Atsalis IIAMIS M,l,liN fflzlligi' l'1'f'fl lliY 2, 5, 4, Ql'rcs.jg N.lliun.1l Hunur Society 4. NIARY ROQ, Al.'l'OMARl'i lffllrrdl Cnrls Llmrus ill . ADAM Al.YARU Crnrral W'll.l.lAM Al'l'1SOS Vnrufinnul STRATIS ATSALIS Cum mrrrial Class V-Pres. lg Class Treas. 4. PAUI. C. BAILEY Vurulinnuf RUBY Mll.URl'il7 BAKER Diilrilmfirr Eflurafiun G.A.A. 35 First Aid Warden 4. SEN I ORS ,IDF llfxllufi Grnvrul liuyx' lihurus Club LScc.fI'rc.wJ 4. WJ ELEANOR Pl7:XRl. BALTIC!! Gvurral Girls' Churum Club 4. DICK BANCIVRYI' Cullvgr' Pri-11 Ceramics Club 2: Xvciritc Club 4 Whurugrapliy Iiditorl ANCH. l5ARlllfR Vruwlliorlill .D DOLLIIE BARIXHURST Com mrrrial G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4 QV.-Pres.jg Transcription 43 Homeroom Sec. Z: junior Repre- sentative 3. 0 MARY ELIZABETH BARNABEI Gmvral A Girls' Chorus Club 4. ,' ' l nv 5. NICK BATTISTA Gvlwral Fmltbzlll l, 2. 3. 4. MINNIE BAYLESS Gzfrzfral GROVER V. BEAGLE General Athletic Club 2. with . GLORIA BILDERBACK Commercial G.A.A. 35 Girl Reserves 3, 4 1Pres.j5 Student Council 4 CSec.J5 Transcription 45 National Honor Society 4 CCorresponding Sec.J5 Class Treas. 35 Homeroom Treas. 45 Homeroom Pres. 4. LEILA VIRGINIA BIXLER Commercial Student Council 35 National Hon- or Society 3, 45 Transcription 45 Homeroom Pres. 2, 3. GEORGE BOHACH Collage Prep Latin Club 3 QV.-Pres.J Q, 5 1 BERNICE BOJEK I 'U General Q G.A.A. 4. CHARLES BOLEY Collage Prep French Club 2, 45 Orchestra 35 Band 2, 3, 4 QBand Councilj QTreas.J SENI ORS VALERHQ ANN BORZA Collrgc' Prep G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 35 Weiritc 4. THEODORE BOUYOUCAS General Football 2, 3, 45 Class Pres. 2. FELIX BOYCE, JR. Gmaral Boys' Chorus Club 4 QV.-Pres.J: Selling Club 4. MARCUS CALAGIAS College Prep Retail Selling 4. DINO JOSEPH CAVALET General Dramatics Club 2, 45 Travel Club 35 Baseball 35 Movie Projector Club 45 Homeroom Treas. 25 Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 3. GEORGE JEROME CHARNIE LAM Vocational Electric Class Superintendent 4. ,I IRA CLINE General Boys' Chorus Club 4. SENI ORS HliLliN CONNOVICH General G.A.A. 2, 3. GEORGE COOK General Al.lfN li CROOKS Ditlrilmlire liflnraliun G.A.A. 2, 3. FLEANORIZ CULLIZR College Prep Band 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 4. GEORGE BUFORD CUMl!liRl.liDGli General Travel Club 3g Fuutball 4 CilfORiil'i DAN lliI.S ffvllwgm' Prrfl WW -lliANNl'i DAVIS Cuu1nn'rrinl liirl Reserves Z: Glec Club 2, 4 4: Band I, 45 Transcription 44 Senior Representative ln lhntl Council. Biff SAMUFI. Di GIOVANNI Genrral Football Z JOSEPHINE STELLA DZIATKOWICZ C 0 ru merrial Glce Club 25 Transcription 4 MORTON L. ENELOW College Prep French 2, 3: journalism 2g Debate 2, 3 QV.-Pres.Jg Pre-Flight Aero- nautics 4. FQIBTLKQL NVlLLlAM C. FENSKE Grnvral Travel Club 3 QV.-Pres.jg Hi-Y 3, 4 QTrcas.Jg Homcroom Pres. 2. DFNNIS FERGUSON General Pre-flight Aeronautics 4. WILLIAM RAYMON D FISHER Vocational DOROTHY MAE FLOVVERS General G.A.A. 2, 3. -lg Girls' Chorus Club 2: Cheerleaders Club 1. SEN I ORS DENO GALANOS College Prep Spech Arts 35 Dramatics 45 Foot- ball 4. ANTOINETTE GARCIA Commercial Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Journalism 2. JOHN ROBERT GARDNER General JOHN GILBERT GARRISON V oeational JOSEPHINE GASCON Commerrial Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Transcrip- tion 45 Homeroom Sec. 2. MAE MADOLINE GATRELL Commercial G.A.A. 2, 3. ROBERT ROY GOBERT Vocafional Hi-Y 2, 3. H 1 'IE J, .N V1 I f J' ,Ur THERESA NANCY GROMEK General G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 3 CPres.J , 4 CV.-Pres.j 5 junior Representative MILAN GRUBICK Ceneral M. MADELINE HALL Commercial Girl Reserves 25 Orchestra 35 Band 2, 3, 4. STELLA HALL General BERNICE MARTHA HAWROT Com mereial Transcription 45 Homeroom Sec.- Treas. 3. PAUL HEATON College Prep Football 2, 3, 4. BETTY HILLIS General G.A.A. 44 Dramatics 4 QSec.- Treas.J U U .J HI'iI.YN SHIRI.IiY HOFFMAN Gemwal Dramatics 2, 4: Glcc Club 2 Band 2. f I My MARGUIIRITII QIANODI Com mrrrial G.A.A. 2, J, 4 IV.-Prcs.l: Tram- cripzion 43 National Honor Socic ty 3, 4: Senior Rcprcxcnzative. I SANDRA ,IANOIJI l Vovuliouul Ceramics lg Girls' Chorux Cllulv 5. 4 fI'rcw.J3 National Ilnnor Society 3. 4. VIERNA lUI.IA Gvnrral Girln' Chorus Club X: Dramatics 45 Selling Club 4. GUST NICIIIOIJXS KARAS Vnrufiouul Spanish 2. WAI.,I'IiR CARI. KIiIIM Colfrgv Prrli Phologrnpliy Club 2 LV.-I'res.Jg junior Council 5: Dance Band 35 I'rc-Ifliglu Aeronautics 43 Ilomcf ruom Sec. Z5 junior Representa- live. IIiIfNl KIKILIIJI9 lfufII',g'1' Prrfz llonn-room Svc.-'I4rc.is, L SEN IORS f NIACK xmsiav Collvgv Prrfv Hi-Y Z, 3, 43 Football I, 2, 3. 4: Fmwebnll 3: Homcmom V.-Pres. 2. SAMUEL WILLIAM KIRIAZIS Collvgz' Prrli Band 2, 3, 45 Photography' 2. NICK KLOFIS Grnrral I-Iomcroom V.-Pres. 2. ANN MARIE KOLLIC Gz'm'rnI Sclling Club 4 VIOLA IQLIZABIQTH KOPEC Dixlrilmlin' lflllllllfiflil Student Council 3: Latin Club 5g Ilomuroom Pros. 3. J Wu-U . MARIE IiLlZAl5li'l'I KOSAR Com llll'l'!'id Trnnvcriplion 43 G.A.A. 4. KATHARINIC MARIIC KOSTKA Gmrral G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: ' -idcr, 2. 3, 41 l,caLlc' iiluo ,'. -1. SEN I ORS TOM GEORGE KOUMAROS Collvgc Prop Photography Club 2 QPres,jg Orchestra 2, 33 Weirite 3 fPhoto- grapherjg National Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3 CV.- Pres.Jg Homeroom Pres. 3 FRANK STANLEY KRZYS Vocational dllfldllc ALBERT FRANCIS KUKULSKI Vocational Football 3, 4. CECILIA ANN KWASNIK Gcmwal Band 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 4. PATRICIA LOUISE LAWRENCE Commrrcial G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 fSec.Jg Speech Arts 2, Leaders Club 2, 3: Cheer- leaders Club 33 Senior Council 45 Dramatics 4g Weirite 4. BETTY LEONTARIS Dislrilmtizfe Education Speech Arts 2g Weirite 3g Home- room Sec.-Treas. 3. RUTH ELLEN NUICKEIXIZIE Com merciul Girls' Chorus Club 2, 3, 4. FRANK MAJEWSISJ Vocational 's VW JOHN MALINOWSKI General Library 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 2: French 4. prof-ffl!! .J A, EANNE MARIE MARANTZ ,' College Prep Photography Club 2 fSec.J: French Club 2: Girls' Chorus Club 3: Weirite QAdv. Managerj 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4g Home- room Representative 3. JAMES VINCENT MARINO General Travel Club 34 Class V.-Pres 2. tl .rw FLORENCE MEDLEY General Girl Reserves 2, I-Iomeroom Sec. 2. MICHAEL MELONAS General GEORGE NICK MENEDIS Vocational Spanish Club 2. DORIS MARIIQ MIQNTZICR if Grnrral Speech Arts 2. I I M 1, 7. FRANK Mlaflrkovlct Grnrral Football I, 2, 1, 4. IERNIQST MICIIALLIS Vumlimml Boys' Clmruw Club 4. ,IULIAN GOMEZ MIGUIQI. Grnrral Athletic Club 23 Ifumbull 4. .vi t IQDXVARD FRANK MIKOS Gwlrral Orclicxlra 2, 35 Slmp 2: Student Council 4: National Honor Su- Cicty 4 CTrcav.5g Irlnmcrnom Vw ' Pres. 33 Homernom Pres. 4. WAI.'I'liR WAYNIQ MII.l,KIII Vurulimml IDI IN MISSUYIANIS frl'lll'l'HI t'r.tfr Club I, 23 Iiuyx' Clinru Club. SEN IORS JOHN CALVIN MOORE Gvurral . ' ,' fffl ,,Lfrvv1-vvfbr, JOSEPH HOVUARD MORRISON Gvurral French Club 2. 3, 4-3 1Treas. 31 CPrcs. 415 Student Council 4 QV.- Premyg Athletic Manager 45 Homeroom Pres. 4. SAM MOULAKIS Gmrral Craft Club 2: Athletic Club 3. PATRICK MURPHY Vnralionul Football 4. MONT MCCARTNEY Gvm ral PAULINIE McMlI.I.ION Diifrillufiu' Iftlllfilfillll Girl Reserves 2, 3. -I QScc. 55 ROBERT OBRIZNSKI Gt'llI'fdI Nlntli. Club. 2: Foosball 3, 4: French Club I SEN I ORS JOHN ORANGO Vocalional Athletic Club 2. JACK OVINGTON Collrgr' Prrp Football 3, 4. AGNES PADOUSIS Commercial Selling Club 45 General Funds 43 Senior Council 45 Homeroom Pres.g Senior Council Representa- tive. RUDOLPH PALSA Vorufiouul Weirite 23 Selling Club 45 Sopho- more Editnr CAss't Make-up Di- rectory. MARY Nl. PSARELIS Commvrrial Transcription 4: Home EC. Club 2 IOHN PAULOS Vorulimzul VVll,LlANl PFARSON Vornlional Photography Club 2 RUDOLPH JOSEPH PERAZZOLI Votalionul Homeroom Pres. 2 COSMO PERRINO Vofalional jOHN PETE Voralional Football 3, 4. LAWRENCE PORTER Votulional Photography Club 2 W ROSE PALUCH Commrrcial VIOLET PUl.lCE Conlnzerrial Transcription 4 MICHAEL REDISH fifllfldl Photography Club 2: DfLll1rJYlCS 4g Homeroom Program Chair- man 2. WANITA MAY RICHARDS Disiribulim' Ifilumlinn G.A.A. 33 Distributive Education Class Sec. 4. DONALD L. RlI:Flilf Gvm-ral Athletic Club 2 KATH LIQIQN ROWIQ C fr nr mr rrial Dramaticw 2. FRANCES RUKAK Currrrrlrrrial JOHN JOSEPH SANTILLI Grnvral Orchestra 2, 3: Voice 4 QPrcx.l. ROBIIRT UEURGIQ SCllMlT'l' C11ll4'gvl'rrf1 French 3, 45 Naiunnl Hunur Society 4 QV.-Prcsjg Humcronm Tres, 4. UIINZII. I'iDIJY SC1l'lRADl5R CI1'r11'rnl SENIORS CHARLES SCHUMACHER College Prep Latin Club 3 QTreas.J PAUL SIMBONY Dixtribulirc Eilucalion Speech Arts 2g Thespians 2, 3. ww , SYLVIA NIEWELL SIMMONS Colruricrciul G.A.A. 25 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 lTre:is.jg Homeroom Sec.-Tres. 2. AIOHN JOSEPH SITARZ Gvncral 7 ' 771 JKJQLJC.. HENRIETTA P. SKULSKI Gcnrral G.A.A. 4. BETTY LEE SMITH Colunwrriul I.OlS ANN SMITH Colilrrlrrriul SEN I ORS +4 JEANNETTE ADRIENNE SPENSKY General G.A.A. 4. CHARLES SPIKER Vocalional Craft Club 2g Band 2. DOROTHY MAY STEFFIK Co m mrrrial Speech Arts 23 Girl Reserves 5, 4 Student Council 33 National Hon: or Society 3, 4 fSec.Jg Transcrip- tion 4g Thespian 2, 3, 4g V.-Pres. Senior Class. GEORGE E. STEMPLE Disfribulive Etlufaiion WILLIAM STIER General Football 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4. 7 HELEN SUDOL General G.A.A. 2 . X xx SHIR E ANE T. LES Thespian C g Gi Reserva. 2 Fren h Club 2. General ' 2 ELEANOR BELLE THOMAS Gem-ral Speech Arts 23 Girl Reserves 3. GENEVIEVE N. THOMPSON Commercial Band 2, 3, 4g Speech Arts 2, 35 Transcription 4. PETER TISCH Vocational Basketball 2. THOMAS JOSEPH TROIA General ANN A. TRZASKOMA General Girls' Chorus Club 4. WARREN VARISH General Wocmdwrmrk 2. ROBERT MAX VIDAS Vornlional HENRY VIERBICKY Gcnrral DELMONT VIRTUE Genrral NORMAN DEAN VIRTUE Gcnrral Craft Club 2 ROSE VOLAKIS C 0 m rmwrial G.A.A. 2, 4: Weirite 35 Student Council 35 National Honor Socie- ty 3, 45 Transcription 45 Senior Council 4. C K lL.liN voN J . Umrrnl Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4: G.A.A. 2. 4: Girls' Chorus Club 3. M wiv, EMMA JANE WALKER Commnrial Girls' Chorus Club 2, 3. ,IOHN ,l. VVARGACKI Vornlional Football 2, 3, 4, SENIORS JACK WA RW ICK Genrral ROBERT WATZ Vocaiional FRANK C. WYPASEK Voculional Football 2. 3, 45 Baseball Z, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. ZW L EDWARD A. ZAGULA Collvgr Prep French Club 2, 3 fPres.Jg Foot- b-Ill 2. 4: National Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 4 QPres.j. PAUL THEODORE ZEFF Collrgr Prep Debate Club 2, 3: Football 2: French Club 2, 3, CV.-Presjg journalism 2. ATHENA ZEVIOS Grnrral Selling Club 4. JOE ZINAICH General Football Z, 3, 45 Baseball 3. 4g Wcxudwixrk 2. SENI ORS 452.4 gf S-44 L QQ-v-md HARRIETT ALPERT Collrgc Prep Speech Arts 2, 35 French Club 2, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 4. Q vVvc,i,! 1' , :7fvgj X VIRGINIA BOGDKAN Commercial Transcription 45 Selling Club 4. CECILIA ANNE BRINSKO COIIIIIIPTFIHI Transcription 45 National Honor Society 45 Scc. of Classes 2, 3. LENA BROWN General G.A.A. 4 Rf! MAJ 1 , ' f.-'fn PEARL JEANNETTE BUKSA Commrrrial Transcription 45 Selling Club 4. J tLf,L.0-fc R C ON Gerwrul Baseball 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Weirite 45 Movie Projector Club 45 Homeroom Pres. 3, 45 Class Pres. 3, 45 junior Council Representative 35 Basket- ball 3, 4. ELIZABETH CARMICHAEI. ' Gmrral Drnmatics Club 2. JOSEPH COSTALDO Vocaiional FRANK CIMINO, JR. Com martial Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 35 Transcription 4. LILLY CUIC General G.A.A. 4 MARGARET TONI DRAKOS General G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Leaders Club 3. JAMES GARDNER Callugu Prvlv Math Club 25 Blnd 2, 3, 43 Cc- ramics 25 Orchestra 35 Band Council 3 fPres.J5 Pre-flight Aeronautics 4. SHIRLEY LEE GLOVER Cnllvgr' Prep G.A.A. 2, 35 Leaders Club 45 Cheerleaders 3, 4 Cl-lead Cheer- le:1derJ5 National Honor Society 45 Homeroom Pres. 35 Class Sec. 4. ROBERT Du FELICF Grim-al LUCILLIC PAUl.lNli HAIR Cum ruerriul Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3. IRIENH KATHERINE HARDIEVICI I Commrrrinl Girl Reserves 23 G.A.A. 2: Home- room Pres. 3. ANN Nlil,l.lli IIARDEVICII Cumrllvrrial Trnmcriptiun 4: Hmm-ruum Proc. 3. DIQSPINA KAl'SAMI'nlil.lS Cnmrm'r1'ia1 G.A.A. 2: 'l'r.1nscripriuu 4: Hume mum Sec.-Tre.1x. 4 lJOl.0Rl S CONSTANCH kozlisllslm 1 fl Cmuu11'r1'illf sf 1 G.A.A. 2g llmnernum Pres. 2, 43 Majorette I, 2, 3, 43 llnlun Club 1, 4: Ciirlx' Lhurus Kfluh lg 'lir.xns- eriptiun 4. Mll.l3Rl7D A. l.AZlCll ffnllrgz' Prep French Cluh 2, I Ksecjg Home- ruom V.-Pres. 43 W'eirite Club 43 Naticmnl Honor Society 4. RUTH LONG Cnllvgv Prrjr Girl Rewervex 2. 1, 43 Speech Arn ig Drnmatics 4. 1 l '1 i 's XJ, x fl Mix.. u3,ifg1,f:. 1' lb J E M.. 3 1 K 'f Q T 1 LY 4, 'Tl .. , Q I' i' ei. , - -N ' 1-I 59? - j fs li ' .H . 1 . 4. ' , .wif-.Z,.: . SEN I ORS MARY GRACE MARGEAUX COIlll!ll'fl'iH, Girl Reserves 2. 3, -H FfCl1Ch Club 33 Red Cross 3: Tinmscriptiun 4g National Honor Society 4: We-rice lCirculation Manngerj 4 QIFNNIIQ lf. MIZADIQR Commercial Journalism 2: Speech Arts 25 Girl Reserves 35 Transcription 4. iw? FRANK MESTROVK: General Football l, 2, 3. 4- ERNEST KllCllAl..l.lS Vurulinrml Buys' Chorus Club 4. OLGA NlOl,Cll.'XN Gt'Ill'l'-ll Speech :Kris lg Weiriic 4. -4 C, 5 I ff K ,l4CL7 LA STELLA MUNYAS General G.A.A. 2. 3, 4: Leaders Club 3. I H If MARY MUSULIN c:l'lll'V'tlI G.A.A. 2, 3. 4: Leaders Club 35 llumeroom Representative 3. SENI ORS I ,l LENORE MCDONOUGH General Weirite 4. LUCIL LE NACH College Prep Speech Arts 2, 35 French Club 2, 45 Girl Reserves 3, 4, Student Council Sg Homeroom 2, 3, PAULINE ROHALL Commercial Speech Arts 23 Girl Reserves 2, 3g Tl'lCSPi2n 2, 3, 4g Student Coun- cil 3, 4g Weirite 4g Homeroorn V.-Pres. 33 Homeroom Pres. 4. xx I A 5 LOIS RICE General G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g Library 3, 45 Leader's Club 2, 3, Homeroom Sec. 4. DOROTHY ANN PUTICH College Prep French 2, 43 Weirite 43 Dramatics 4. CHARLES RUSSELL General MARY MARGARET RUTH College Prep G.A.A. 23 Girl Reserves 2. MARY LOU SHAKLE College Prep Speech Arts 25 Thespian 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2g National Hon- or Society 3, 45 Majorette 1, 2, 2, 45 Homeroom Pres. 2, 4g Senior Council Member. WILLETTA SHEETS Commercial G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g Transcription 4. VIRGINIA SNODGRASS General G.A.A. 23 Girls' Chorus Club 3, 4. LOUIS ANTHONY SOCHA General Boys' Chorus Club 4. 3MQ FRED STEPHENSON College Prep Latin 3 fSec.Jg Senior Council 4, National Honor Society 4, MARY ANN TEDESCO C 0 mmercial Transcription 4g National Honor Society 45 Student Council 43 Homeroom Sec. 35 Homeroom Pres. 4. LENA TONONI Commercial IRBNE ZORA VATENOS General LOUISE VUCHOVICH General G.A.A. 2, 4: Maioretze 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4. RUTH BROWN General Girls' Chorus Club 2. COSMO CARPINI General JEANNETTE CUMBLIDGE Vocational , , Q I BERNIC BARBARA ZAN IESKI General G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 lPres.lg Leaders Club 2, 33 Cheerleader 3, 43 Library 4. SENIORS j,mgVL!QZvJ INA MAE WEBSTER General Weirite 35 Selling Club 4. MILTON WEINBERG College Prep Band 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 Photography Club 25 Travel Club 3. TONY EAFRATI General MARY FABYANICH Dislribulive Education LOLA FETTY Distribufive Eduration Bible 25 Reporter 2. GEORGE YSZKO ' li l Bas all 43 lfic Manager , 4? SEN I ORS MARSHALL HINCHEE Vocational K ARNOLD HUNYADI 4 General I ROSE MARIE LETTIERI General C rm Club 25 Travel Club Selling Club 4. MARY LOU LONG General G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. TAUNO MAKI General Pre-flight Aeronautics 4. JUSTUS MCCASKEY General MILAN OBLOCKOVICH General BROWNIE OSTOVICH General Football 2, 3, 4. DOMINIC ANTHONY PALUMBO General MARIE LOUISE PALUMBO General Home Ec. Club 23 Photography Club 2, 35 Charm Club 2. DOROTHY PETROVICH General NICHOLAS PIGAN Voeational Baseball 3, 43 Basketball 4. ROSE MARY REARDON General G.A.A. 2, 35 Baton Club 3, 4: Sellin-7 Club 4. Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH RICHMOND General Photography Club 3. CHARLES RENSOCK General Orchestra 2. PETE ZINAICH General Football 2, 3, 4. DAVID W. RITCHIE General Boys' Chorus Clubg Homeroom V.-Pres. HENRY ANTHONY ROSSI Voeational 1 'KT M if gf STANLEY SHUMA General Basketball Manager 23 Football Manager 3, 4. GENEVIEVE JULIA SITARZ General EMMA VARGO General THADDE US MATHEW WOJCIK Vocational Football 3 , 4. STANLEY ZGURSKI General Football 3, 4. JUNIORS Effil'it'lll'-1' Plnx l,l'4l l' 'HJ RIf1ll'I7--llllvlu Muvlrrx, 1,4-nu fgrllffxl, lirlwrly xV't'illlN'7'4Q, Iuuzrx UUAIIIK, Til fTnlY'-LIXIILI, Knfwrl llkzrgmf, Szlrulrm' ulllillfllf, Inlfiw l'uul1xm, A-Ulwll llllIXfHl:lll. OFFICERS Prcsidcnt James Alntis Vice Prcsidcnt l,con Gllbi-1 Secretary Aileen HorQtm.m Trcasurcr Robcrt Hxrgcst JUNIORS FIRST ROW-Martella Adanifzylz, Ruth Adams, lamvx Alatis, Aniwniaye Auilcrxoil, Norma Anderson, Callwriiiv Afwrfinv, Mike Apcms. SECOND ROW-Lola Mac' Auguslinr, Hclcn Balzrr, Nirk Bakrr, Ann Bararb, Barbara BarlolovirIJ, Frank Bat- lixla, Eiilrz Mae Bennvft. THIRD ROW-lark B!'j'lIUll, Wfilma Ivan Bolling, Violct Barlzowxki, Erin-xi Broilinr, Cliiin' Brogan, Rosa' Muriz' Brown, Tony Brown. FOURTH ROW-Edufaril Bubin, Ernvxf Cacllr, lolnz Canala, Atflfo Cizrfagna, I.awre'm'e Crrroni, Vcra Mae Cbalrprll, Frml Cinzino. FIFTH ROW-Garilnrr Climf, lolvn Cola, Bunny Colvili, Harold Coliiux, Brtty CotlJa'rman, Mary Louis:- Croily, Miki' Czar. SIXTH ROW-Albert Daughvriy, Marion Darix, Pzifsy Drfilippis, Eiizabi-tb DL'iIlk0, Raymonil Dinfiui, Lil- liaiz Diiillfjy, Marilyn Dimlzlv. SEVENTH RfiJW'-AIIIIH Marin' lfggvif, Sammy Engul, Franklin Fnrrur, lark Fwzxkv, Margaret Fvrgiixml, Alfri-il Ferrari, Frank Fwmflli. EIGHTH ROVV-Amlrrw Fcrfal, Clurin' Flou'rrs, William Fonlor, Cfnlrlvx Fox, Mary I raflini, Maruvliin' Ifiil- ion, Eilzvaril Fnxii-la. NINTH ROVV-Lron Gubia, Dale Gariliwr, Guylnrfl Garilncr, Emrry Gayilos, Trrrxa Gt'rz'1,'iL'Iv, Miki' Gianni- ralzis, Plwyllix Gflrnorr. TENTH ROW-Eilvrii Giflingx, Rirharil Glowr, Murgarvf Gombox, Arlvne Graflon, Virginia Grapa, Frmla Gwrr, Robvrl Grccr. ELEVENTH ROW-T1'il Grrvr, Lorruim' Half, Rolrrrl Hargrnrl, Hvlen Hrafon, Iminihi Herraiz, Wfilbur Ililrnnzii, lunmx Hillix. JUNIORS FIRST RUW- Fun' AIIIIVVY llnlrm-v, Ailrrn Ilnrxl- umu, Iwrrmyrn' llnglvrv, Nlrlc lurk, Durnlfly Iurkxon. llnlnrm Iurwrxufc, Nanny luvlin. SECOND ROW'-Sfrw' Kumurvr, B4-Hy Karaffa, Iulm Kururulm, Amlrru' Kalzvlix, Iivlfy Kz'z'al1'r, Paul Kvllry, Purlmru King. THIRD ROW'-Nifk Klmlakix, l.i1Ii.- Klurax, Mary Krmjflz, llvrrlwu' Kolakix, Tml Knlauko, Rnlrrrl Koxlur, Aflrruu Klllllllllflli. FOURTH ROW'-Mfkm' Kruk, Ivan Krubouwki, Tom Lakulm, sllfllll I,ulir'lr, Dumllly Luurifm, Alia' I.au'rc'm'n', Paul lruwfr. I'll 'I'Il ROW'-Drxjuuu l.4-mlluriv, Illlhlllfhl Limllw, l3om1l1l ljlvkw, Iumrx IAnu.qurrr, Rm lnnlq, lurk f.uln'4'ki. Mb- Mafmfm. SIXTH ROW-Vila Murufiufr, Iflflllllll' Muvlnzzzvlfl, llilrlu' Nluxlvrx, lfflzulfrllr Muzzu, Slam' Mrumlvr, Slrirlry A1t'l'lfk, Ilrlrrl M4'.K,VIlI'.:l'. SliVliN'l'll ROW-Maru' Mirlrilliv, Murgurvl Milmly, lflnlrlrx MiL'iI'rlr, llwnmnl Morgun, Ann Mnxknl, Iran Muxlvuwki, Nirl: Munrul. lflGIlTII ROW-lfrvlyli IWIHIAIY, llrlru Mr'Caxkr'y, Pun! lWrCmlm'fl, Clrrix Mc'Mu1liu, SIWVIIIKIII Nuvsffroml, W'1llmm Nimvlrirr, Kulllryn Norman. NlN'l'll IUJW'-lfilvull fl'Bl'Y'AQ, Maxim' U'Hriz'u, Nm'- lllilll Uliwr, liill fffilllqfllll, Dvnzil Ozrinlqv, Iflrunor Pul- llillllll, A zI4ll'lIll1' l'ulu1ulm, 'l'l'fN'l'lI ROW'-fl.ruriu' l'unlnxu, c:1'lll'l!:!' Ihllfnlr, Iufw lhlfnjnn, fflmrlrx Pxlllllllg, Dum I'uulm'k, lflA'1Yll PVAIVAIIII, llfnllmfv l'rrr. l'fl.lfVlfN'1'll ROW'--Pulxy Pwlv, Iofm P4'h'rvm, lfkff H'AIl'1l Plullllrs, l r'u1ln'x l'lrnl.qlm, Ann Plvul, liluwml Polrixlm, Dum Puurll. W6 v4 w w ,- p JUNIORS FIRST ROW-Hannah Pratt, Lillian Przybysz, Steve P1ilaski,Ioseph Puliee, Eilzlie Pykoxz, Sam Radalaovieh, Milorail Radeka. SECOND ROW-Gerhurle Raveaux, Gene Rearrlon, Fugene Rc-menar, lark Rirharzlx, Betty Rixlza, Mildred Riivhie, Nick Rvjak. THIRD ROW-El1'a Ruxxell, Lilyan Sanford, Eliza- beth Schell, Benny S!',J:d1.'0l1!', Armeila Schulte, Guy Ser- ra, Audrey Slier. FOURTH ROW-Peggy Sieg, Iohn Simirlzalzis, joe Slzrubek, Virg'nia Stary, Bill Stark, Nick Slrellaa, Roxe- anne Strirkling. FIFTH ROW-Williazlz Suhayila, Regina Surrel, Sophie Swanlka, Virginia Tabalza, Williani Torlil, Diana Troia. SIXTH ROW-Frank Trzaskoma, Norbert Trzas- koma, Helen Vargo, Miirhell Virtor, Billy Virtue, George Voinorirh, Pele Voloxin. SEVENTH ROW-Lucille Vrioui, Marie Viirelich, Kathryn Vuiaklya, Pete Vzijnovieh, lean Vfalzefielil, Walter Walaxzezylz, Frank Walt. EIGHTH ROW-lor Arm Wanstrvei, Clyile War- wirh, Elmer W'i'az'1'r, BI'l'l'Y'lj' Vffeinherg, Bvrimril KVM:- : Yarrielt Will, lame.: Williams. K NL NINTH ROW-Mary Iam' Winslon, Ralph Wyatt, Salzatorz' W'right, Amelia Yaroxz, Shirley Yoho, Nirk Yoklir, Pete Zarivirilelli. TENTH ROW-Sam Zatazalo, Stephanie Znoy, Irene Zirlzik, lark Powell. Beryl Burnmli Audrey Gazllas Carl Grasxo, Frank Fino Elftb Ham Violet Karavamr Sophie Kaxica, Mat- tlew MGAIIOIIF Raymond Maraezch Teil Nach, Tony Orlirh Waller Rogalski Mary Sheposh Peggy Stephenfon, SOPHOMORES 'wamm 3731 A i ff, ,Q . f l l'rr'ilui1l, Clmr'r'. Alufx: Viv Pr i.lm'nf, lli'l n Yuiikliq Si'i'n'!arVy, Dumlby U-511-lf: 'l '1'-IHlV1'l', Slnrlvy fflmrfwiining. -Qu V I - ' ' V FIRST ROW-Mililnwl Aln'ri'.QK. Rulli Aillrr, Clmrlrx Alufix, Iunrf Allvn, l,ilu Allrn, l.riis Allan, Vusxo Airivrvilvx, Tlminux Amlrrmii, Mnrgnrrf Annii, Crum' Arid, Bill Alxulix. Sl1CUNl7 ROW'-Iunirx Bdilvv, Kulllrrina' Bflkl'Y, lfrunk Bullnln, Danny Hullirlv, Ijllun Barnulzvi, Dnniiiiirk lialfixlu, lfililli Iiraglr. Tlminux Brnirk, Iuiiiu' Birnvy, .'Ui'xuiiilvr Bong, Lnniim' Bnlvy. TIIIRD ROW'-Sum Barnum, Brlly Ann Bfmr, Vfr- unu Iimlen, lilmumrc Bruu'n, Imrpli Bruziln, I.illiun Cnlilun. Tony Curpiiiv, Virinn Cmfuili, Anllmny Cuzallr, Arli-fm Fuirfl, Drngun Crrun. VOURTII ROW'--Paul Clumning, Gmrgi' fflzlnniuir- Alix, Slnirlvv Clnirlvriznnig, H1-nry Cmlfi, Hurrirl Clinr. I,inm Cuiinrll, Rolzurl Cralrlrrv, limniln Crulzfnfv, I.i'u'ix Cfiinilfliilgr, Mary Dunivlx, Frullrrx Dunzv. I'l1 TlI ROW'-Hamlil Ddll-Ql7l'ffv1', Ouvn l7iiiigln'r'ly, Rnnxnmiiil Darix, Drmnlil Dr Luiiilvr, Ni-il Dvnnix, Allrrrl l7vVrrvlvix, l.au'rvnn' DiGim'unni, Sfvrv Dixlmnzi, Damllvly Difrlr, Mflilml Donglax, Marllm Drvlfrle. SIXTH ROW'-Nilu Iiinv Dyv, Milfon Fabiunirlr, Iiiiiim Ifi'r,qiixnii, Ioxrllli Frrruri, Anflmny Fc'rm'lli, Rnlla lffrkrr, Aniirthi Fozlar, Mary Lon Frailv. SliVliN'l'Il ROW-I'Irlvn Galunux, Imvpliiixe Gullu, Mary Garvin, Lois Gaynor, Marllm Gill, Laura In Gmnluin, Allvrrl Gurrrll, Olivia Gmini, Kuflrlrrn Grrfr, W'in'in' Griffin , Rrilwrl Grim rn. Q FIRST ROW-Sopbir Gromvlz, Danirl Groxxi, Natalia Ann Growx, Kaibcrinr Grulaiflc, ,Dolores Gryslaczwlv, Nirle Grozilirk, Viola! Hans, Anilrcw Harrburiiy Ioyu' Him'lim', Iivnry Hornak, Mary I-Iritilz. SECOND ROW'-Iolm Hvizzilalz, Loren Harris, Cluurlz' Hillix, Pufriria Ingalls, Earl Ionrs, Murgnrvl Iwi- leinx, Lois ll'lIIIl'XX!'l', Hvlrn Ivzierxki, Blancln' Iosvfvzylz, EITIVYII Kanmrr-r, Florcnrr Kaminxka. THIRD ROVV-Virginia Kelley, Iames Kiriazix, Ivan- nelte Knell, Loretta Kniceley, Stella Kolakis, Wallf'r Kopcr, Kathryn Kowl, Brafrire Kozirlxka, Iulia Krixl, james Kritz, Marrrlla Kulbarlzi. FOURTH ROW-Iobn Kulow, Arllrmr La Franrc, Ralfvlw Lazrrrman, Mary Lengyfl, Thomas Lewis, Bill Lip- 'Q inixki, Frimlc I,mlru'ig, Iolm Mailias, Marifxa Marlias, Wunila Mizgnollv, lrvm' Mdil'lL'Xkl. IJIFTH ROXV-1Vamla Malinozuxki, Grralil Mancinclli, lrrm' Manolax. Bvfly Manolax, for Munolax, Hvlcn Maracilr, Mary Marinwir, Tml Maris, Murgarf'l Millfliewx, Margarri Mi'Kiir.'rlz, Angrlina Mclis. SIXTH ROXV-Alicz' Mrlrin, Hvlrn Miguel, Emery Mhkllld, Cirwna Millar, Polinuxc Miller, Dolores Millich, Ewlryrz Mixxoyiunix, Pali' Molflaun, loc Morgan, lame: Morrison, Pcggy Mori. SEVENTH ROW-Betty Mruovirlah Ada Mull, Iabn Mnxraro, Salruilor Olircr, Grorgr Ollila, Erlwanl Organ- xki, Mary Orlirb, Virginia Pafritlz, Rose Paulox, Ioe Per- lmrx, Gaza Perhacx. gig SOPHOMURES SOPHOMORES e , - Q ., , f ,V 4, X I , ,',,. fx ii f won- fa 1,,-f--'-- I 'H k ati A M -V V 1 si V f' T, FIRST ROW-Im' Prro:i1'lr, Walfur Prrmrlli, Slam' P4'lrm'ii'l1, Dom Purfrr, Frank PmlarrlJini, Paulina Powull, Orlra Prall, Billy Projfil, Dmlrimi Pxarrlix, Iolm Pxallmv, Tliuniax l'li.xka1'ii'lv. SECOND ROW-Sam Rabirlorilz, lor Rarliroj, Frank Rafurz, Virgil Rllllllfd, liarl Ray, Virginia Rrnglria. Clair Rirbarilx, loan Riffrv, Harold Robimon, Eilwanl Roilalz, Tlwrrsa Rogalmk 2 THIRD ROW'-Miki' Roxnirb, Belly Sago, Diana Samargw, lark Srlab, Miki- Srrmak, Louix Svrra, Milfon Sharp, lirmawl Slirulrs, Dolorrx Simon, Paul Simon, Billy Slain. FOURTH ROW-Efbrl Snn'rr'anxky, Evelyn Smilb, Robvrl Smilb, Tw! Snirlvr, Clurvrzrv Sotba, Tlwrcxa Spark, Wanrla Ln' Sfvrl, Auzlrrjv Slrpbcnxorr, Ioe Slimpak, Robert Sufvaringwr, Amlrcw Szurb. ,. F Q W .-4, 1 A , ,xg u I . lfll-'Tll ROW'-Qoligx Tairiol, Eula Tarr, Ililila Tarr, Kfilllffll Thomas, Cha!! Tinrlzvrlalzv, Roman Toilorau, lulia Trubilouiz, Iolm Uric'lJ, Arm W7iXil01'lt'll, Bob Virluv, Kcnneib Vrioni. SIXTH ROW-Claarlrx Vuillrr, Iobn Vnjnorir, Harry Wailr, Cbarlotfe Walzffi4'lJ, Roburl Waltz, jran Warren, B:-ity Warwirk, Olba Walxon, Margaret Wrrrrrr, lean W'illi'y, Myrllr' Williamx. SEVENTH ROW-Richard Williams, Marjorie Wil- son, Lily Winwood, Helen Yanicb, Pm' Zilinak, lark Zir- mlil, Slrlla Zinairb, Clara Zuza. lor' Apvrfiruf, Bally Calilwell, lark Collins, Enlgar Goililrn, Tony Giibilti, Eddy Kvrr, Bill Laugbrail, George Lear, Tlromax Prirc, Kaliolu' Simirtzakis, Iamvx Srlmllz, lamvs Six, Mary Sotiriailix, Pt'IlL'l0p! Sfakias, Rusxrll SIv.'m'r, Gvorgz' Thomas, Irxs Truax, Ruby Viilirb, Frank Zagolski. ' 15 2111111 K1 DM 9 1' ,J 11 ' C741 FRESHMEN xvlyyj-4,Lx 1-'1ic1N'1' KOW'fM111'11' M11111111, TDIIVUTIT1' R111111, Y111111 f1'k11i1111'1', M111Qq111'1'l D11114Q111'1'11', 1D1I1'l7fl7X M11g1'i11i, 111'11'11 1'1111111111f1, Brflx' 1i11k1'1', M111'y V1'.w1'111'11, 1.11ix 1 111.1gi111li. SIKYONIJ 1lOW'fD111'111113 K111v11, M111'Aq111'1'l C1111 1'11j'11is Sj1111'k.x, Mx'1'111' M1111, 811.11111 1'rf1111'111k, 1f1111111' V111'ix11 1211111 W'111i11111x, Tl'l'lI1' lt7l11L'1'.X1l1l. THIRD ROW'-I111' 1'v1.Nl'IIA, W11111111 Griffin, 171111'1'111'1 N K11f11'1', Vil'gi11i11 T11r111111x, M111'g111'1'11'1' 1v1l'N1l'I1l'1l', 1111111 1 111'11.vl11', Mr. 1.11j11':. FCIURTH ROW'-W'i1111l111 R1'111'111111, V1'r'1111i111' Culf f7'l'11, A1111 Mig111'1, D11r1'1'11 l1i111'111'1', 151111 Y111111g, 1111111 .'+1111'1111k, 11111: B1'j'1111, R1111-5' V111j11, BACK ROW'-1'1'11' 1'1'11'1'v, l111111'.x Afllfgalll, '1'111111111x B111f11x111, G1'f11',Lg1' M1'111r1i1c, 131'1'11111'11 S1'111111111'11i. ABS1fNTE1fS-Rau' M11111' P111'ix, 111111rx BI111l171'1tTKQ1' N15 D1'11gi111111:.v, I2111i1111 I111i1111, 1f11g1'111' 1.il1i11r1ci, R0171'l'1 .M 01,11 FRONT ROW-Puffy la Moor-', Vi111111 M1111s11rrg1'r, Kmu AIIII D1' A11g1'111, 1511141111111 B111c1'r, Sully Zi1111i1'11, K1111111 A11111111i, I1'1'111' B11,q11r111u, 11111 111110. ,J SECOND ROW'-D11111i11i1' 1i1'1111'11, G1'r11111i11c' C1ll'1ll'l', K Mi1111'1'11 GN1111, L111'1111 c111l'f1I1'1', E11Ji111' S11111111, Bz'1'11i1'1 X P11 D111 W 1 111 111'1', '1x '11r1 1 '11, I1'1111y Gr'1'.q111'Ay. RD KOW f101' P11111 1I1'1'1111111, Al'11'IlI' K111'111, A1111 ix1'1x, A111111 Ci11:, M1113 W11111111k1', W711111111 Mi111'r, 1 1'1111k X' 1111 31 1 15111111111, J FOURT11 ROW'-I111' 1111'11,u1. S111'1'1111111 N111111111.s1111 T1'11 M1'Cr1111111g111'5, P11111 uwxllll'-Y, N111 M111'1'i.x, T1'11 I.1'1'1'11. 11111, lf1111111'11 K1.w11'1', Mm. I111'k,x1111. BACK RfJu ,fTJU17I1l1.:1' A, 1i1'1111'11, R11y111111111 Cf1111A 11'11V1, G1'1111'1' Si11111111111, R11'11111'11 I11111'w, T111 Druzik, Mi1'11111'1 1:I'11 11111. A11.w1'1111'1'.xffI1'r11'g1' 1.11i11g1111I. 41' LQ , 9 1 '11 X kk -1f Tl 1- Jr, pm 'Q . 'J 6 11 FRONT ROW'-151'11y 1i111'11, F1111 I1111'i.x, 111'11'11 K1111i1' I,111'1'111111' SAIIVY, T'Tl'Tl'Il Knlfl, K111111'1'1111' Mil1'l11'11, C1111111111: Kiffw, C11ri.vf11111 l11'r1'111:. SECOND ROW -HC111'z11.x11 Cf111'1', M111'g11r1'1 K111'1111 1J1'1lII1'.X A111111111, M111'1'1'11'111' 1,11111'1'111'1', R11111 1l111'1mx, 131115 1V11'111':1'1', 131'1'1111111111' Burk, A11,q1'111 Gillvll, D1'1l111i1111 G11g1i1'- 17111, 1,11l11.v1' fJlIl'l'l1Xk1, R1111-3' S11111111'g-311, 1N1lix.x 1Vfa111'1'. THIRD ROW'-Puix M11111'i111'l1i, If1'1111k O1'e11:11k, 1.111115 M1'111'11111':, W11y111' l 11,x, 1111111 D1111g111x, 1ll11IlX Gi11,w111, M11111'i1'1' 1.10-1111, R11'11111'11 O'D1'11, TJN11' f11lj'II0l'. LAST ROW -Hr111'11r11 SI1111111, Al171'l'1 Panza, Tony f Ilirrugliu. E1111:11'11 Gi111' I, 12111111111 W11 iz.-x'11x11i. I s 'I ayl ' f 1 I 5 65 ' Q 'ff .1 , -4 1 I FRI T OW-Mury 1,1111 R1'11r111111, 11-11111 K11l!1J.Y, C:T07'1d Z1u'1'11r111'11i, LF1111 GJTTYI, 1111111111 L1'11111111'ix, M11xi111' W'A'lll'L'I', Rllffl Mir11111'1, 5111111111 AH1'1111v, 1,111'1111' O1i1'1'r. P1111'i1'f11 Gi11111y, Bvlly 131111, L1'11111'11 B1151'1', If1111v1', Pi111'fi1', SECOND ROW-M11r4q111'1'i Sf11'111'1'1', M11111' V111c1'1i1'11, R11.v1'111'll11 M1'1'1'1x, Dnrix D1111'w111, N111'11111 1.1111 11r11'.x11111111, Vilgqilliu C111'11111'. THIRD RfjxY,'1KL'1llI1'1lJ K1-111-1, T11111 M1'C11'11111111, M111'111'11 1l1111101'11, R1I1Il11 1'11.x11'1', I111v11 1111-5111, MIM' M1111 111'11xk1, C1y111' 141'l'!'11'T1'11, W1111111' 1,111'11111', M13 Slmux BACK ROW'f111'1A1111111 I31'11,Q11', Im' x'Ill1lS1l1' N111'1111111 171'1'1'111'i, 1f1111i1' 111131'X. 11111111111 S111711, 111' B111i1'11, P1111-x' P01111 1 .VXUV11 1'1cESH1Vm1v . 1 E, 11 1 17 A 5 l1i1J,X1 11111! 1111 ,X11,1, 11111111 I111111111'1, 111111111 1 11.1 11111. X.111111 1111111, ,XI.1111111 XX1111', 111111 111111111 1511'- 11111 111111111 1X1111!q111 11111111111, 1111111 1'1111111. N11 UNI? 111111 1'1111111.1 1111111111. 81111113 141111, A111111 X1111111111, 111111111111 .11111 111111, .11111 f'111111111, M11171' M11111111, 1111111 N11'11'1, 1111111 NI111- IJ11111, .X1111'11 f1111111'. 11111411 141111 ,XI1111 K111., 1Xl111111'11 Y1.q111111111, 1,11- 11111,1 S111111111111, .Y11111111111 H11111111, 13111111 1'111111111, 61111111 1111,1g1111, 151111 N111111, 13111111 1'11111111Aq, H111 111111111 111l'1C'111 ICON 111111 W1111., R11111'1'1 U1111.Q11111, 1111111 111111111 113 11111111111 K111111111, I'11Yg1'11,- 611111111 11.1111 111111 1'.1111 1i'11111111111, 111111111 131' 11'11111'11, 1111 '1'11111,q1111' 1111111111 11'11111'1, 11111111111 111111'1, K1'11111'1 111111'1'1. 1'11111 1'1'111, f11'111q' 11111 111. ,111N1',X'1' 1'111l11r11 S1111111l. Q - 0' R Q, 5 . fix ,X 1 1 B 0 01 A . W I '1 'H1 11 111115171 RUN 111111111111111' 111111'1, M1111 11111 I 111'111'1, l11'.'1'11 1111111'11, 111'111- M111111111, K11111' fii1111111111, 1.1111 1111'- 111111113 11111111111 R1111111111, 11111111' K1111111, 11'111l111'1l'1' 1i:1'111:1l. N11 UXIJ 111111 17111111111 f'1111111'11, 1311111 1i1'1111111, 111.11111-111 1i111jg1'1, 1311111 .X111, I111111111111' 1'111111111, 111111111 1x1111111', 111'111' N11111111111, ,'1111 1111' 151111111111 11111113 HHN 1Xl111g11111 111111, K1111' 111111111111, 1'111111 Y111111 , 1111111111 11111 111, .X111111 11111'1111, 111111111 S1'1f1'1', 1i1'11j 11131111, ,X111111111111 1111111' H11, 11111111. 1r11'1l111 RMU' 11111111 1i1111.111x, N11111111 11I'1l lk, N11111111 U11111111111111, 111111 f11111'1. 111111111111 111111111. 11111 1'.1111111111', 1111111 1'11111, ,X1111111111 011111. 11,11 11 111111 XY111111111 ,N1.1111111, 13111111 1i111111'111k, 111111111 1x.11.11111. 1111111'1 1111141111111 .l1iXlX1 1111111 1'111111, 111111 l'111111'11, 1111111 l11'11111. 111135211 111-15112 1 1 - if . '- 1 Q L-5 1 I ,1:v11'io4.us Q y'F ' ,I1 1 1 4 I 4 1 l 'I ' - ' ' rf' ' Q1 l'li111Xr'1' K1 JW- -C 111'111'1 11111, R1111- M111'11- K111 H11- 11-11, X'11111l 11111113 111111-1111 X111111111, M11111111 KI11111111, 1.1111 I'11111, 11111111 1111113 W11111111 l1'1'g1111111, 111111 1.111'1'1. 81411317 R! JW 141111111 11111'1111k, I11111' .X11C'111, 1 1511111 111111' S11 11111. 111'11'111' fi1'11'l1111, .X1111111.1 Y11111111 11117 R1111' M111'11- fi111q11, M111',q11r1'1 1,1'l11Il, 81111 M1'1'1i1. i 'I IIIICIJ ROW 111'1111 S1111111, f11'1114q1' 11111111', 151111 Q I1111111. 11111111 1'1'1111111k1, 1111111111111 X11'11'111111, 111111111 1'1111111l,Q 111111 Y111111, 11111 1'1111111111, 1111 14111 111111 11111' 1111111, 111111111 1i11g111111. 1111 u 111q1111'1, 11111 N11111111, f11'111,q1 .X'1'111'11111l11, .11111111 A1111 11.1111 111111 611111111 R1111.111111111, Y11111111 1111111' N 11111, 1111111-1 I1 11111. ,X1iSl1X 1 W111111111 f111111'11, 1111111 1J111I111'H, 11111' I 111111111111111, 111111 Y11111111, M1111111111 1Xl1111'1, W'111111,1 1111k1111111., f ,, I , K Af' ,l14. N- V M ' 1 Y 1 .f 1'1iH1X 1' RUN! 111113 11111 M11111111, 111 .'1111l1' Ki111111' 11111111 M111' f'II1H1A', 1:1111 1'1'1l1l.q11h11, 13111'11 A11111111, R1111 S11,'111'1, 1i1'11'r1x W'1'1l111k1', 11'1l11111' Ulm, 111'111' M1l11ig1l11. S1xf'U1X'17 ROW' -1711111111 111111, l1'1l11111' C.'111s1111, 1111:1'. R1111111111111, V11.q1111'11 l1111111, 111111' M1'1711111111'q11, 111'11'11 Mm'- 1111111', 11111111111 C1111'1111, M1111 N1111111111, I1111'11111111' 1'11.1l1l1'- 1111111 141111111 ROW' -15111111111 K11l11'1, 1111111111 1i11k111, l11'111'4q1' 1111111-11111111', 1-1111 N11'11'1, .S11'11' 1'11111111, W111111111 1 111'11'x', 111111111 M111,q1111, 1111. D1111111, 1f1l'1f 1 11 141111 111g1'111 .X11111 1, 1111111111 K11113111111, 15111 1111111, W1111.1111 I11111111111, K1'11111'111 X'111111', 114lI1l11111' 111111111, 11111111111 111111111111. 14.11 '11 141 Nl 1'1'11' 1111111 1-11, 1111111 .'111,q1111, 17111116 X11l111. 11111111111 1111111111 11, 11111111 1111q1111. 11111 X1 1111111111 '11111 1, W7 1 V111 I 1-E 1 j 'MLA 1.' . 'c 4 13 1 Y 1 is 11111 JT 1 11 xx E Q 5 P Q11 N xi X J QINQ' fx kv SJ., 1 1 1 1 fb High Tension Man Get that lim' sfraigbf Rudy Trneing up a Switch job. Saint Nick is coming soon. Mus! be a slicker. Menvdis using calipers WEIRITE 4 IR! l.X I4 RUN' .Ufn-rl.: Knnrmlrm, Mfg.: .XIuf1!ul!l, Mum' firmn- .HLlr'lqm1l1x. Mzlflm-,I Iuglrfv, IM l'l1!,f fv, ,Ulu WlH1.1fux. NIKON!! RUN' l7nlmH f.1lr1'x.1k,lrmuw.H1l7rum1f.qfr, Ifnlllfh' Mull' Alxlhlllll, Yfufrl lim' MM rl llur Xffllnlll. 'l'lII lqlp ROW W',ll,,,, ll,I,,y,,H,, l',mIH14 Rnfmff, l'A1!rn'l.1 l1rur.'m'.', Din? ISAIIIAQHI. Thr A sn-ml1l y Lim: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW-Mixx King, IULHIII4' Maruizlz, Mary 1.011 Slmlzlry, Mary fil'Lll'l' .xl1ll'.H1'xlIlX, Nlililriul l,i1:ii'f2, Dullii' Wrrkfmrxf. Gloria Bilifi'rfmz'k. SECOND ROW'fMilrg1l1'rili' Itlllllllf, Imilu 13'xfi'r, Ron' Volukix, Mary Ti'if4 .1'u, D0rnffvy Sleffik, Sfiirlwy Kilmer, ffrriliil Briuxko. TIIIRD Rfjxvymsnlllilhl liunzili, Rolwr! Svfilzziil, Sfrizfii Aiiillix, Ifrril Sfrlifwfzxrzil, ,tllI1l'.X Allen, ljftlllk WK ji.1.ii'k. HJURTII RCPW'-Iiilrzilril Mikm, fil'1lllffJV1l Cfilrizvrnll, Ifzflairril Zugizlu. Because .1 need was felt to recognize outstanding ability angl achievement in Ylfeir High School we became aiiiliated, in the year 1933, with the National Honor Society. Our local chapter, the Onawa, symbol of the traditional Red Rider, meaning to go forward , is only one of the 2700 groups spread throughout the United States. Membership in this 01'gL!l1i7Clfi0I1 is not open to the entire student body but only to those students who have attained outstanding achievement in scholarship, leadership, character, and service, On the basis of these attributes members are chosen from the junior and senior class-es by a faculty committee. The constitution of the society provides that no one be eligible for membership until the latter part of his junior year. OFFICERS P'l'eSider1t . . Strntis Atsalis Vice President , Robert Schmitt Treasurer ,. . ,. . Edward Mikos Recording Secretary A Dorothv Steffik Corresponding Secretary . Gloria Bilderback Sponsor Florence A. King STUIIEN7' COUNCIL l'IRN'l' ROW'-l.nuiw Vllrlcnzlrlr, llolnriw lillrriirk, i'llill'lQilY't'f Mrfiillv, lirr'r1k'i' Kufiakis, Slvllil Kola- klx, Cilurnl liilili-n-lim-L, Deluwx Kozn-lifcil, SIKIUNIJ ROW'--Miix Milfnu, Pr,Q,Qi' Sirk. Illllfirli' Rnlmll, fllilri' 'l'i'ili'n'o, AlxIY'XAll'A'f l i'rgumu, 15.1- 1l'.ll'1l luglilu. THIRD ROW -Prli' Zilirmlr, lulm llzmlufe, luwiai Alafis, ffruuforil ffuzriwflir, Sillzaluri' W'riglvl, lui' Morrimrl. Working on a democratic basis, the Student Council acts as the congress of Weir High School. Representatives from the sophomore, iunior and senior homerooms make up the council. The members elect their officers, with the exception of the president, who is elected at large by the student body. The Council is responsible for making the rules to govern the school. Acting as the governing agency, the Student Council grants concessions to clubs and classes, supervises social activities, in connection with the local Chamber of Coni- nierce arranges vocational guidance programs, and takes care of all suggestions made for the betterment of the school. This year a beginning was made in organizing and operating a Student Court. President Vice Presiden t Secretary Treasurer Historian Sponsor OFFICERS Edward Zagula -Ioe Morrison Gloria Bilderback Crawford Cameron Margaret Ferguson Mabel Milton Porter FIRST ROXV-Iolm Urifll, Henry Horuak, Arllmr 1,41 Fruiirv, Sam Ellkfl, 111511 PUlH'!1, Gf'0 .Q1' Ullilii, Clzulf Timbwlukrz SECOND ROW-Norman Oliver, Engvm' Rvurdon, Harold Collins, Paul Larson, lurk Fmxku, El- noml Popixb, K!'IIl1Ffb Gubbir. THIRD ROW-Waller Wfalaxzrzyk, Bill Fenxkr, Wfallvr Pl'7'Ill!'iff, Iniizvx Allen, Iumrs Kiriuzis, Mr. Wfilxon. I hereby pledge all of the energies of my body, mind and spirit to the fulfillment of the purpose to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character on the platform of clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship and clean living. With the above pledge as its motto, the I-li-Y club carries out various useful activ- ities during the school year. This year the club put loud speakers in the high school halls for Christmas entertainment, collected and distributed donations of food to the underprivileged, and gathered games and sports equipment for our soldiers held as war prisoners in foreign countries. OFFICERS President , james Allen Vice President Sam Engel Treasurer . Williani Fenske Secretary Harold Collins Sponsor james L. Wilson HI-Y Ili-Y lIIl'l'fS and fufkx llviugx owr I31',fm'r fI'!'lil'l'l'ih'tQ ffm XIIHIX fnrxkvfs Stlfllftlzlj' fun. Pc'rf1'1'f form. Tfu' Mvfmfy Boys Xnmx Carols DRAMA TICS FIRST ROW-Violet Kuraz'unir, Peggy Sfrplvrnxorr, Mary Lou Slmlzley, Marilyn Dunlzlr, Grrtrmlu Ra1'z'an.x', Alin' Lau'rz'nn', Helen Mextr0z'i4', Belly Hillis, Rulb Long, Pulricia l.11u'r0m'e. SECOND ROWV-Nuiuliz' Growx, Peggy Mori, Irene Munolas, Mary Iam' Wfinxfon, Dumiby lurk- xon, Dorothy Pniirh, Ralph W'yuH, Roxvunllc Sfriflzling. THIRD ROW-Delores MilIirlJ, Mary Lrrzgyel, Delores Gryxlzr'1'irb, Trrvsrl Gw'1'1'irl1, Tlwrexu Grmnrk, Elizabrflv sfbfll, Barbara King, Eleunorc Brown. FOURTH ROW-Mr. Da11glJfrf3', Helen Maracir, Shirley Hoffman, Dina Caralvf, Mirlvurl Rrwlixlv, Rolvrrl Crabtree, Dena Galanox. The objective toward which the Dramatics Club works is membership in the Na- tional Thespian Dramatic Honor Society for high schools. It strives to develop a spirit of active and intelligent interest in dramatics. More specifically, the club encourages students to obtain a better mastery of language, to develop poise and self-control, and to appreciate dramatic literature and its techniques. Emphasis is placed upon student production rather than faculty production. OFFICERS President . .,..,., Alice Lawrence Vice President Helen Mestrovic Secretary ,,tt, ,, ...,.,.... Betty Hillis Assistant Secretary . ,..,..,, Gertrude Raveaux Sponsor ,, ,. ..,.. Cecil H. Daugherty LIBRARY f 1, ... L ' 7 A.Ml FRONT ROW-Aileen Hurxlnmu, Lulu Mui' Auguxline, Bratriru Kozielsfcu, Shirley Clmrpvmiing, Lillian Cuplun, Mary Dunicli, Bcruin' Kolakix, Iirlllfrl In Gomlwin. SECOND ROW-Louis Srrru, Bernice Zalliexki, Ioyn' Him'lim', AIIIIITQ' Sf6'IllJl'llS0ll, Illury Knapik, lirfly Kriwfrr, Ruff: Firkrr, Murilm Drrlirk. THIRD ROW-loliu Muliuuuwki, Helen Mr'Cu.iki'y, Ann Plcxa, Belly Rixka, Loix Price, Hdlllldll Prrr, Shelving books, filing clippings and catalog cards, clipping newspapers, preparing magazines for student use, and mending books, comprise the work in the Library Club. After general instructions, members are ready for desk work which is interesting and which involves more responsibility than routine filing and checking. This past year the club was busy preparing many new books for the shelves, a task involving a number of enjoyable duties. For several years our only new books have been purchased by a gift of money given by the graduating classes. The Library Club is a service organization under the sponsorship of Miss Dean. At present it has a membership of twenty-four, three of whom are second year workers. These students devote their scheduled study hall periods to work in the library. To be eligible for membership, students must have at least a C average. Besides helping other students, the members are preparing themselves for later life in learning to accept responsibility and carry out instructions. Right now they are profiting from their work by learning how a library is organized, research methods used, and material available on given topics. GIRL RESERVES FIRST ROXVfMary Danirlx, Bianrbv Ioxrfrzyk, Buffy Bone, Eniu Tarr, Dollie Barizlwnrxl, Gloria I!iiiii'i'lnu'fc, Ieurii Simumm, Aileen Hurfxnmn, KLlfl71t'I'Il Greer, Inanila Cralflrw, Luriiie Narfr. SECOND ROW -Margarrf MrKiiri1'k, Luix Iei1in'xxei', I-'refill Greer, Ron' Marie Brnirn, Virginia Kelley, Drzroffryy Iarkmn, Arifoiileilc Garcia, Mary Gran' Margvaiix. THIRD ROW'--Harrie! Cline, Dnrolby Dizfirlw, Kalbr-wi VlllIAI'!lIlI'iX, Ivan W'ilIey, lean Warren, FOURTH ROW'-Eieaiiorz' Brown, Rnfli Ailumx, Miliirml Dongiax, Sfvirlm' Cl1I1l'!l4'I1IliIl4Q, Lillian Caplan, Roxeaiim' Slrificiing, Harriet Ailwrl. FIFTH ROW'-Belty Calilireii, Diana Sumargya, Norma Aliilerinn, Rail: Ifirferr, Drirollwy Sleffik, Burliura King, Peggy Sieg. SIXTH ROW'-Mixx Hmxlvlf, Igxejwlrim' Gaxrmi, W,i1IIILl Ivan Boiling, Lunra In Cinmlzriiz, Virginia Taliak a. The Girl Reserve Club, one of the oldest service organizations of our school. aims to develop the personality and character of each of its members. Any one in this group is always ready and willing to serve for that is a Girl Reserve's creed. Last fall, the Girl Reserves led a key campaign in which they collected over 1100 keys. They also helped make Red Cross garments and rolled bandages. At Thanksgiving time they sponsored a drive in the high school for food to make up baskets for seven needy families. During Christmas vacation, the girls played Santa Claus to thirty-three children, taking the children clothing, toys and candy. This replaced the Christmas party of former years. President , . Vice President Secretary ....,. Treasurer , Historian Sponsor OFFICERS . Gloria Bilderback ., Dollie Barkhurst , Aileen Horstman . Jewell Simmons Kathleen Vondouras Minnie E. Heaslett 0950 Making mrrry al Town Commillrc' the Lions Club mvmlzvrs One, Iwo, tbrrr, bow- onv, two Girl Reserves Honorary MFMIIIPVS Back lo minus! days Nvml XUNIl'flJiiIlQ UfIt'lIt'Il? Kzjys for A levy for rzrryfbing. Dvfense. Gloria- Dollie- Tlar Prfs. Tlx' V.-Pres. Hiding Santa. Line forms at tbe right, boys SELLING FRONT ROW-Madeline Palumbo, Mary Fraliini, Frances Pirraglia, Helen Heaton, Bernice Kolakix, Dolores Kozielska, Anna Kollir. SECOND ROW-Marcus Calagias, Edifh Hans, Agnes Pazlouxix, Athena Zerios, Violet Pulire. THIRD ROW-Rudolph Palm, Mr. Greenfield, Nick Mourat, Iobn Simirtzakis. The Selling Club meets every Wednesday with its sponsor, Mr. Greenfield. It has been formed to give juniors and seniors who are not members of the Distributive Educa- tion Classes opportunity to prepare themselves for part-time selling positions. It also attempts to provide its members with a chance for social and personal development. This is the first year for the Selling Club but it has very easily taken its place among the other clubs. The members have received instruction which has enabled them to take positions left empty by those working in defense industries and various other kinds of work. OFFICERS President .,....,. . Marcus Calagias Vice President ,.... ..., A rlene Grafton Secretary .,...... .. Mary Frattini Sponsor , ,. , Mr. Greenfield DEBA TE FIRST ROW-llilrrivl Cline, Arnnulu Srlullle, Lmrix Serra, Ruth Adler, Illlllllfffl' Knell, Belly ffalilurll. SHCUNI7 ROW -lurm'r Alufix, Guy Svrru, Nirfc Monrul, Mr. Snlzolufc. TIIIKD ROW'-lnfru llriziluk, Ilijrjiy Mailers, Iolvn Sin1irl:.ufci.v. The Debate Club devotes its time to training members for citilenship in a democ- racy. Freedom of speech is foremost in importance among the four freedoms for by its exercise the others may be defended, but without practice in free speech and the eul- tivation of the high art of controversial discussion the right to speak is meaningless. Iiarly in thi-Q school year Weir High debaters began careful preparation for inter- scholastic debating. Reading and informal discussion were related to the national question of I'ost-War Organization. Weir High School is a member of the Hancock County Debating League and our debaters contend with those from high schools of New Cumberland, Chester and New- ell. Teams from outside this county are also invited to debate Weir High teams. Informal debates, discussion conducted according to parliamentary law, and study of the techniques of debating are the usual activities at Debate Club meetings. OFFICERS President . Armcda Schutte Vice President Hippy Masters Secretary-Treasurer james Alatis Sponsor Julius W. Sobolak i l FRONT ROW'fPrggy Sivg, I.1ii'iilv Hair, Riitlr Ailumx, Belly Riifcu, Fay Aziilruy Hoizmzr, Dimiu l'olum1', Norman l i'rrui'i, Gr'm'gi' Kmiir, llerlry Aiiiinzrzyk, Billy Nluriuo, IHIIIII1' Duzir, fil'I1l'l'iIt' Tlimujv- mn, Bill Nii'.i.iluir1, Ariuiiii Cilwf, Gi'f11'gi' I.riii', Waller' W'uli1.r:f:yic, Gi'1'i1iiI'il1u Miiiiriliviii. SECOND ROW'-I-'mule Cinziuo, Stew Mwifiw, Surrznivy Ifugrl, Simi Kiriuzii, Init zllieiz, Miiiirlilr HHH,l.ilj'1llISllllfflfil,WVIIVTII1'F11X,Cfh1l'ir'.i Bniry, Auiirru' Iirrfiri, lumw Murriinlz, Iliiriii Rnlfwrnrk, Crriiiii Kuumiik, Hill I oiior, Nornm Lon I'I0i'.rf1m1l1, Billy Siufm, Miiorinl liiiili-ka, Rfiywizmiii fill7IllllY, Kvririwifi Giilflfir, Ming' I,u11i.re Forlwr, Auflmiu Cizitlilw, Nixfulii' Gl'Ill'A'Y, Miilwz Whfiriinwg, Ifit'.lVlllI' Cuilrr. THIRD ROW'-Mr. Hniz, Nivk Mru'ri.t, I,fIl'l'11ilIJ,' Hale, l.0rt:im' Bniey, Iiiiziuril Kixirr, Ruiwrrf Grvrr, Ruljiff I,LlIl1'l'llILlIl, 'I'i'iiiiy Cl'ei'r', Ifrurxf Brmiim', Biiii Imiifl, Bob fjlillxfllll, Boll Morgan. Im' Perlmri, Roifrri I,mfifmr11, I,i'ru,y Giriux, Eiiilii' Mikes, Anim Cfrrixtin, Virginia CXKIIIIHV, Viziau Curmiii, Paul Imemri Leading our band across the football field of 1942-1945 was the drum major, Pete l,eeson in his new uniform. Circus dances, Gay 90's, South American jitterbug steps. and some horse-play were used in this year's band drills. Although the band was smaller than last year's-it consisted of sixty-four members-its programs were more varied and entertaining. Due to transportation difficulties the band did not travel much but it did go to the Massillon game where it gave the famous Massillon band some stiff competition. Not only has the band helped sell war bonds and stamps but it has played rousing marches for the local draftees, sending them off with a cheer in their hearts. During the winter three concerts were given. Victor Herbs-:rt's Red Mill and Rose Marie by Friml were only two of the many outstanding compositions played. This year Mr. Holz has conducted both the Weir High School Band and the up and coming Junior Band. BAND '!'l'l'1Illl Run'-M111'3 1,1111 Sln1,U4'y, lh'al1'i1'1' Krxzivlxfcu. Sl4'l1lm11i1' Znu-y, l711lo1'1'x Kozivlxfcll. Sunni li1:11-M111'.q111'1'f Alum, l,1mix1' V111'k111'f1'l1, I1Jy1'r Allll Ilirlwliflv, Hclvu Yunirln. S1'uinrx+Sflirl1'Y fi,llll'l', llwnl Cln'u1'l1'111l1'1'q Bl'l'lIil't' ZAlIlfl'Xki, Kulflcrirlz' Kmlfnl. llIlllUI'kf'A'flll'i0lI lluxix, Sflrufv l.11li1'fz, BllI'l7AlI'AI Ii11rl11l111i1'f1. S rvl1x11rwVir'il1i11 lirillun, .K CH EERLEA DERS ., - 1111.1 K V, 4, AM GIRLS' CHORUS 1 FRONT ROW'-Iiiilvf Allen, Arlrfla Cuzvl, Kiillrvriin' Grrvig Fi'ui1r'i'x Diliizr, Eilllil Yiirmz, Irvin' Mirliillii, Mary Alfniiiiirr, Mury Biii'ii1'l1i-i, Elrwinri' Biillirlr, Mixx Zrr'lvi'. SECOND ROW--Iilizillvufli Mazza, l,0ix Puffy, Imiiillr Duiix, Lnix MrKilrirlc, Ilnrriiliy Iiirkmii, Irwin W'illiQ1', Marie' Mivlvillii, Hrlwz ML'Xfi'!l1'll', llllil Biiriivli, Miirgilrrl F4'7'lQll.W1lI, Siimlrii Iiiiimli, THIRD ROW'-Dolores Gryxkc'i'ic'l1, Helm: Murui'i4', Virginiii Similgriixv, Gm-friiili' Riiimiiiv, Miirllm Gill, Ann Trziixlwiiza, Vera Mau Cliupprll. FOURTH ROXV-Biirlmriz King, Carolyn Curr, Lillian Dmllfy, IOXl'f7bll1r' Gallo, Lillii- Kluzuix, Cui'- wzfi Miller, Mary Lou Sllakfly, Lilyaii Sauforal, Roxraiiilw Slrirleliiilq, FIFTH ROW-Peggy Sieg, Hnimuli Pvrr, Virginia Crujm, l.0ix Gaynor, Regina Siirrvl, Bculrirf' Te'- iurk, Belly Karaffa. SIXTH ROW-Rlztlu Azluiils, Sophie Swauikiz, fldlllidfl Pralf, Nuury Iuxliii, Lila Allen, Dolnrrx Tairio . The 1942-43 season saw the Girls' Chorus Club in action continually. Not only did the membership of sixty-three girls surpass that of any other year but their calen- dar was overflowing with activities. The group was heard in concerts given by the band and also made public appear- ances of their own before prominent local clubs, in operettas, and in other types of musical programs. The harmonious blend of voices was heard at Christmas time fav- oring students and community with Christmas carols. Ch-o-rus Club with Miss Zerbe as sponsor has reached the peak of its success this year. OFFICERS President Sandra Alnnodi Vice President Ann B,1mgl1 Secri:t.1ry-Treasurer Miirgixret Ferguson Sponsor Alberta Zerbe lluzr 11 ffifw? Tinn' nn! fm' 11 x A smifr fI'UHI lfvw NfIInlA'lI, .fm'4'lm' fm' wflxqfffnlx llufwjm fiulfurialx C IUVIIN fl11f'OH1u'1'x .KH f11Qt'f!H'7'. win Vl'r'wlzff.'v fwfrr '11 Ilffwf 11 nfl' H114 mv. lfwy WJ! I FRONT ROW--Eleanore Cullrr, Mary Miixulin, Bernice Boiek, Dorollay Flowers, Shirley Glozwr, Margzirrih- Ianoili, Palrifia Launrmzrc, Kay Kosllza, Bernice' Zarzicski, Miss Briitoiz. SECOND ROW-Marie Vurelirh, Iranrtle Spunky, Doris Pawlorla, Rose Maria Brown, Luna Brown, Sfrfrhanir Znoy, Violet Kararauir, Wilma Iran Bolling, Barbara Barlolovirb, Diana Troa, Marrrlla Ailamrzylz, Sara Lalirla, Eileen O'Berg. THIRD ROW-Cllaire Brogan, Margaret Drakos, Theresa Gromek, Marion Davis, Br-ity Hillix, Norma Amir-rwu, Viola! Borza, Calbrrine Alwrfine, Marie Kosar, Sophie Kaxira, Kdff7l'VillF Vlijalzlya, EH'- lyn Mlinax, Teresa Gereuirb, FOURTH ROW-Wfillella Sheets, Dolorex Iaverxulz, Dollit' Barkfaurxt, Hvfzrivlla Skulxlzi, Aim Plata, Elizabeth Dcmko, Louise Paolisxo, Mary Louise Cro!!-y, Lois Price, Stella Mnnyax, Roxe Volakix, Kay Vomlourix. The G. A. A. is open to junior and senior girls in the physical education depart- ment. The aims of the G. A. A. are: to promote skill in all types of sports and to develop .x more general interest in physical activities among the girls in Weir High Schoolg to teach leadership, cooperation, and integrity, to promote good sportsmanshipg to develop v desire for more worthy and wholesome use of leisure time. This as'ociation sponsors intramural contests for girls in volley hall, basketball. softball and table tennis, a program varied enough to give every girl a chance to par- rieipate. OFFICERS President Bernice Zanieski Vice President Marguerite Janodi Secretary . .. Patricia Lawrence Treasurer .. . . . Barbara Bzirtolovich Activity Chairman . Shirley Glover Sponsor . . Virginia Britton G. A.A Q vs 9. -. N '+x..' -N Q 'T' U N -N : 'N 'N 'r UC Q -sl Q- :QC O v-1 v-4 M ha fr O ww Q 2 E N. 2 'a Q -N. -X. :-. Q ,. If -N C x ,, Br'rni1'4' X, N x 'Q 'Q '-I F FL. -6 -vi L5 FRENCH FRONT ROW'-A11111111111-yi' flIILfl'l'KUII, Bvify A'l1.'lIlLZL'l', Dorollngy Dirivfl, I.m'illu Nuffr, lI.1rr'i:'I Aljrvrf. SECOND ROW-Arllmr La Fralzrw, Mixx MrLnrr11, Mililrml I.u:i1'fv, Dorolllj Pnlirlr, Darrell 1'1i:7Il'l7l'l', Im' Afl1ll'l'fX07l. THIRD ROW-Clmrlvx Bolify, Wfrlllvr W'aIil.v:r':yk, Gvnrgr' I,m'nr', Roller! Sufmzifl, Grmlil Paulin, Inlm Mmlirls. All work and no play makes Pierre flseeping the French atmospherej a dull boy' might be the motto of the Weir High School French Club. Their activities strike a happy medium between the all work and all playu against which the old maxim warns one. Lively and interesting programs more than fill the time allotted for meetings. Their chief out-of-club project this year was publication of a French newspaper edited by Lucille Nach. The purpose of this club is to broaden thc student's knowledge and understanding of French through its formal club program and frequent informal parties. OFFICERS President . ., . Joe Morrison Vice President .. ..,. .,.. . .Ted Nach Secretary A ..Walter Walaszczyk Treasurer , . . Arthur La France Sponsor Audrey McLaren FIRST ROW-Virian Cuxlmli, lor Ann Wfuu.xfrz'i'i, Lorruim' Hillr, Margurr! Gmulvoi, l,oix Fxllgidlllli. SICCTUND ROW'-Min lngirn, AVIVIIQ' flraflnn, Cvriliir Kznunik, Tlwrrxrl Gromvfc, llrlvu lllifirxlcry, Hain' PIHNIV. Penelope? AdSum. An1oboln? Adsum. Thar is the usual roll e.ill routine in I,.it'n which marks the beginning of tlic weekly meeting of tlie Senatus Populusque Romanus. The l..1tin Cub was reorganized in I9-ll :xml is now Lll11Ul'lg the outsmniling clubs in our seliool. lfacli week .1 Vrngr.nn Cl1.'llI'l11Lll'l is cliosen to plan ll progrnni for the following meeting. A Roman banquet was In-ld by tlw club nt which all present were Asked to wear Kornan attire. Prewiilenl Vie: President Secret.i:'y ,l'I'C.1QllI'L'l Spzmsol' OIWICIYRS 'loc Ann Xlll'7.ll1NIliL'L'l Tlwi-usa Groniela Arlene Grafton l.ol.1 Mae AuguQtine llva li. l,og.in LA TIN BOYS, CHORUS I IiONY' liOlX fIr1ln1 RUSS!!-YjalIIiY, Silllulrm' wYl'.lKQl7f, fumes IIl'VX1l.NUII, john Surllilli, Riu' Lrmg. Sl1C'O.X'I7 ROW'-lm Cfillr, If.l1z1lv'il Pfviflijmx, Cfmrlra Bolry, Fi-Iii B11-w'i', PLIIII Kelli'-y. Boys' Chorus made its dehut this year with twelve members and with th: three Bas fur ofhcers: Burton, Balog, and Boyce. The draft and withdrawals from school changed the lucky combination for the club but even with their magic formula broken the boys had a successful season, singing on assembly programs and appearing frequent- ly in conjunction with the Girls' Chorus. The oflicers who directed the club through most of the year were: OFFICERS President ,.,,...,,.. .... J ohn Santilli Vice President .,,. .... F elix Boyce Secretaryffreasurer .,,, Robert Cline Sponsor ...,.............. .,... A lberta Zerbe COACHES The Big Three in the Atbletic Department. This year was, in many ways, one of Coach Hamill's most successful years as ath- letic director at Weir High. Although at times dissention spread among the athletes, he did his best to pull them out of the doldrums and give them a good season. The football team turned the trick and brought state championship laurels to their brows. Mr. Hamill's two assistants, Stretch Howell and Pat Hange, did very well under him. Mr. Hange was lost to the service in the fall but the athletic staff doubled up on work and carried on without him. Stretch Howell turned in a good record with his work as mentor of the second string men. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW-Frank Ferrelli, Bill Oifington, Matthew Magnone, Iamex Longacre, Iolan Paris, George Cumlrerledge, Romon Todoran, Iames Krilz, julian Miguel, Deno Galanox, Paul Heaton, Ted Kolanko. SECOND ROW-Albert Daugherty, Steve Kamerec, Ioe Zinaiela, Iolm Wargaeki, Ted Bouyoucas, Nick Battixla, Pele Zinaich, Brownie Oxfovirla, Stanley Zgnrslai, Richard Glover, Frank Wypaxek, Nick Rojak, Frank Mexfrovic, Fred Cimino, Elmer Wz'a1'er. THIRD ROW-Mr. Howell, Tom Puskaifirh, Iohn Sowcbak, Thomas Troia, Bill Stier, lolm Pele, Steve Pulaski, Eugene Remenar, Carl Grasso, Albert Kulzulski, Ted Woieilz, Raymond Dintini, lack Richards, Henry Rossi, Sam Mandich, Mr. Hange. BACK ROV7-Edward Zagula, Benny Scbiawme, Nick lack, Benny Coletti, luck Ovington, Roberl Obrenski, Bill Paolisso, Eddie Pykosz, Alfred Wargaeki, lack Kinsey, Till Carfagna, Patrick Murphy, Milan Vidiela. After several futile years spent chasing the West Virginia Footlball Championship, the Weir Red Riders finally achieved their goal and were selected as the football cham- pions of the state of West Virginia for 1942. This honor was secured when the Red Riders overwhelmed the Parkersburg Big Reds 13-0 in the final game of the season. Beating the former state champions in such a convincing manner brought its just reward and much credit should be given Coach Carl Hamill and the squad for its 'brilliant achievement. Severe injuries to several key players was a handicap to Coach Hamill all season, but in the final game the boys clicked so convincingly there was little doubt as to who were football champions of 1942. Two Red Riders were honored on the mythical All-State eleven, Nick Battista and Pete Zinaich were named to tackle and fullback respectively. Several other Red Riders were given honorable mention. To the coach and team goes our appreciation for bringing such an honor to the school. BASKETBALL FRONT ROW'-Al1'in I.l'lIl7dYf, Gvorgr' Gr'y.t:ko, Rirlmnl Glover, Cruwfonl CIHIIIFVIIII, Bill Slivr, lfrml Cimifm. SECOND ROW'-Miki' Munafos, Slunlvy Slmniu, M0111 Ml'CHYflll'j', Ialnvx Allen, Nfrk Ballfsla, Curl Graxm. THIRD ROlV-Frank Wfypuxelz, Til Curfugna, Robrrf Koxlur, lurk Feuxlzv, Nirfc Pigun, Sum Rutla- korirb, Mila- Kruk, Sfcrc Pulaski. Hoping to duplicate and better the previous year's record, the Weir Red Riders be- gan the 1942-43 basketball season with high hopes. With four of last year's varsity returning, prospects indeed looked bright. Cameron, Cimino, Glover, Lenhart, Grysz- ko, Allen, Stier, McCartney, Manatos, Battistn, Grasso, and Shuma were the boys who battled all year in an effort to make the team n winning one. Although our boys were beaten at times, they never failed to give a good account of themselves and were always battling to win. Vast improvement was shown by the entire squad after plenty of long hard drill that polished the five and made them 21 dangerous adversary. SEPTEMBER Hip, hip, hip, hooray We started back to school today. Last day for registration In Distributive Education. Shinnston downed without a try Victory , Victory , is our cry. Students sent to their postg Student Council is Weir's boast. Elections held by Senior Class, Selections approved by lad and lass. The Red Riders did their best. Massillon Tigers did the rest. OCTOBER Liv- Weir's scrap drive was not in vaing Special feature was the key campaign. 22- Trippin' high, trippin' low. To the first dance they go. 28- Second forum featured Hunter Reems Who took us behind radio scenes. NOVEMBER 13- End of Junior Red Cross Drive Proceeds help to keep others alive. 19- Homeroom cage games did begin. The boys were on their way to win. 23- Underclassmen for pictures did pose. Right in the Weirite they all goes. DECEMBER 1.. Our junior Class their rings did pick. Standards with them seemed to click. 2- Mr. C. B. Joslin on rationing spoke Prediction of shoe rationing was no joke. 4- Football players and band held party. The time had by all was very hearty. 21- In our halls red and green decorations Expressed V7eir's Christmas felicitations 23- Silent Night and many moreg Miss Zerbe and chorus sang carols galore JANUARY 4.. Weir enrolled in the Victory Corps To do its share and a little more. 4- The Prince and the Pauper entertainedg In Weir's auditorium laughter reigned. 6- Victory banner for our hall Students try to buy it all. 25- Students welcomed second semester, Teachers they continued to pester. FEBRUARY 1- March of Dimes helped to quicken Recovery of those paralysis stricken. 3- Special divisions in the Victory Corps Organized to aid the war. 9- Seniors were measured, short and tall, For caps and gowns had to fit all. 18- Weir High students at their best Took a timed mathematics test. MARCH 2.. We listened to Dr. Weimer, a real treatg As n speaker, he's hard to beat. 5... The G. R.'s dance was no less Than a big success. 12- At the sectional Weir put in its claim But to Chester Weir lost the game. 16- Our lyceum featured a radio man With little secrets for each radio fan. 19- A delightful operetta, The Pirates of Penzance Included music, acting, and the dance. APRIL 9- 'Twas the last concert given by the bandg You'll agree that it was grand. 16- The fifth six weeks terminated So on grade cards we were rated. 23- Enough of education Time for Easter vacation. MAY 7... May we say the best senior play of any Was this year's Dsn't Take My Penny . 14- Seniors were recognized on this day Robed in caps and gowns of gray. 20- Yes, came one, came all, To answer the senior assembly call. 21- For all those who liked to dance The junior Class offered the last chance. 24- Ah! The Seniors delight The prom was held on this night. 27- Seniors finished High School graduation Diplomas, final proof of graduation. BANK OF WEIRTON WEIRTON, WEST VIRGINIA L PEOPLE S BANK HOLLIDAYS COVE, WEST VIRGINIA Compliments of Cooper-K line Company Steubenville, O. International Grocery Weirton, W. Va. 3049 Main Street Phone 562 Louis Friedman Weirton, W. Va. Compliments of DeAagelis Confectionery S113 Main Street Phone 377-J Clover Farm Store Milosh Divich Phone 104 J. S. Tairiol REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Corner Main Street and Taylor Avenue Weirton, W. Va. Phone 104 Congratulations Home Furniture Co. Weirton, W. Va. Compliments of Favari Gas Station Weirton, W. Va. 3135 Main Street Phone 9816 Compliments of Alpert Hardware and Furniture Co. See us for your Tappan Range-BPS Paints-Wall Paper Phone 704 1868 Main Street Compliments of Keystone Shoe Stores Weirton and Hollidays Cove Kaufman's Hardware QQ Furniture Co. Weirton, W. Va. Phone 311 1736 Main Street Compliments of Beall LQ Steele Drug Co. Steubenville, O. 424 Market Street Complete Accurate Coverage of -Weir-Cove District News- Herald-Star Weir-Cove Office 3364 Main Street Hollidays Cove Phone 223 Leader in Hancock County in News, Advertising and Circulation Weirton Times Phones 185, 181, 187 Compliments of K untz's Market Hollidays Clove 3913 Main Street Phone 700 Congratulations Weir-Cove Dairy Co. SOUND managerial policies and long, successful experience have provided us with sufficient equipment, adequate personnel. and ample resources to render dependsble service ss artists and makers of fine printing plates. That you will be secure from chance, is our first promise. JAHN 8 OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. O11 Wes! Washington Blvd., - Chicago, lllinols In the foreground' Ft. Dearborn re-erected tn Grant Psrlt on Chicago? lake front. Illustration by Jahn fr,Ollier Art Studios. Compliments of Phelps Can Company It pays to get it at Barr's Drug Store The Rexall Store Hollidays Cove Community Market Weirton, W. Va. 1348 Main Street Phone 262 Phone 2-5351 George W. McCauslen Quality Flowers 182 North Fourth Street Fort Steuben Hotel Building Ge-o. W. MeCauslen Steubenville, 0. Palumbo Bros. Grocery Weirton Heights Phone 125 Corner Gigar Store and Restaurant Corner Main Street and Virginia Avenue John Kikilides, Prop. Weirton, W. Va. Compliments of VarLas Confectionery 2969 Main Street Phone 9897 Sole AZ: Vaughan Weirton, W. Va. 3065 Main Street Phone 983 Cove Jewelers Weir-Cove's Progressive Jewelers Orin Mazzom Ernest Mazzom M ajor's The Home of Good Shoes Properly Fitted 120 S. Fourth Street Steubenvill e,0 3048 l Compliments of Jones Motor Supply Main Street Weirton, W. Va. Halpern's Cut-Price Market Congratulations and Success to the School Civilian Defense Headquarters E. R. Hartman Hollidays Cove, W. Va. Compliments of M. 8 S. Dry Cleaners Weirton and Hollidays Cove Compliments of Weir-Cove Theatres Compliments of Marantz Department Store 1848 Main Street Weirton, W. Va NOSSET STUDIO 120 N. Fifth Street STEUBENVILLE, OHIO Compliments of WEIRTON INDEPENDENT UNION Corner of Main and Taylor Phone Room 216 1851 WEIRTON, WEST VIRGINIA 1 WEIRTON STUDIO 3304 Main Street HOLLIDAYS COVE, W. VA. Phone 61 1 M cCauslen's Hertnick FLORISTS John W. Hertnick, Prop. Phone 121 3219 Main Street Weirton, W. Va 3222 Main Street Weirton, W. Va. Reinefs Compliments of Steubenville's Dependable Store The Hub Dial 2-5303 514-22 Market Street, Steubenville, Ohio Steubenville, Ohic Carnegie Union Printing Company The Home of Fine Printing 243 East Main Street Phone 83 Carnegie, Penna. -PA TRON S- Alpert Clothing Store A. Sz S. Food Stores John Baron, D. O. Carmen's Market City Food Market Crago's Motor Supply Cut-Rate Drug Stores Hollywood Beauty Shoppe Joe Kempler K. 8z K. Fruit Store Keyston Shoe Stores Laura's Beauty Shoppe Leader Market Mendenhall, Real Estate Philip Nach Marland Hts. Pharmacy Old Oak Inn Daniel Paul T. A. Piggott Putich's Barber Shop The Style Shoppe Charles Unkovich Weinberg Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weinberg Weirton Hardware Compliments of IDEAL STUDIO 106 S. Fourth Street STEUBENVILLE, OHIO OR IN i i.. S -1 Around the clock, day after day, L S i s it electricity is on the job. 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