Weir High School - Weirite Yearbook (Weirton, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1946 volume:

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Y , A 4 - J x, feed feialet -Hfma fffatet THE 1946 WEIRITE pzzblished b THE SENIOR 6'lASS Of WEIR HIGH SCHOOL WEIRTON, W . VA. HOWARD A SIMON F1 .gy Way of .gnttoafuction It is altogether proper as well as customary that we should begin our year book with the usual group of introductory Words. These Words serve, in many instances, merely as literature which is read by a few kind adults, but which is, on the Whole, vaguely glanced at while the student energetically turns the pages to glimpse at likenesses of familiar faces. Therefore, it is only fitting that We do away with customary phrases and let the year book speak for itself. Turn on! Observe! A nd let memories of your high school days come into existence. Think of your school, its clubs, classes and dances, its faculty and students, and everything which is concerned with it. If this should be brought about, We the Class of '46, will have felt that this book has expressed our ideas far better than such meaningless Words can ever hope to do. pedzcatlon They call it the atomic age-an age bubbling over with startling, wondrous, even dangerous things. And they continue through this age to mock the' modern youth, and to laugh at his shabby rolled-up dungarees, his admiration for Grable and Sinatra and chocolate nut sundaes, his strange languages and dances, and his laugh-provoking love affairs. But they are wrong, for beneath this carefree appearance, often lies a heart so mature and so aware of tomorrow's responsibility that he shall soon step into, that it would shame many an adult to know. It is to these outwardly irresponsible girls and boys of this age that we so gratefully dedicate our book, with sincere hope that tomorrow they will be successful in their attempts to make this a better world in which to live. Hancock County Board of Education Superintendent of Scloools .... Assistant Superintendent . . . Board President .... . . . Board Members .... A. L. Rabenstein R.H.Hal1 P. Turley, New Cumberland William G. Phillips, Weirton R. G. Stewart, Chester Paul Jester, Newell Silas Boley, Hollidays Cove llllllll l I 4... ' lllld g.. .., 1 -11u.. -I ,QAVZW Jlof A fp 7L- Q UO XO-14 V I 0 . K f U Kfffylf of M Wy www W- W ' Z L41 A Jfwfm ,f1Y' ' 1 f, ,iff x, N! I, I' - ,555 ...E Lgff I, , 7 Cl 4 2 f 3 X ' , JDJ f ,Z I D x 'H I x f o , 'X V A fi F A ! aff - ' , , X ft' lk f fwwp nf 12:2 k , , . , z t . , Y- 2 v f KA 1 M' 5 Hill? .Lf T: T7fU'f2 M 5 PL. 5: 35 , ' ' ' D ' 1 ff 1' il f 'F' ' N W H 'X ' 1622 ,ff P, 5 1. 297 ' ' W2 A , v , s I 4 f K Jr .- W3 - X-2.x-. 'X'g'X I Z7 'I Mgqaff' Y V f X I ,-'JL' -Q ,' 'U 4 I , . Y-4,-U , J 2: W2 si L X f w 4 Vx fa' w I 'fb rf 5, ,NJA 4 Gs? 1 I, J, JA, ' pl.. 112.1 X 5 A 1. .- . , . . T WN X .... ' rf - cl , 5 yr -.IF H1 ff X , X I' ll XMEEixSxiS:7 Hr: 'iff , ff X Qtr. -f ' 4 new V, ,Y X . mg, 2 ' ' 'sf 4,w,7. f 9 - lm 1 -- F f ff 1 My if ,f df: 'A ' W 13..- R ' J 4 - ff ' N 2 . fx N E 5 jx ,131 If I7 O i' - 1 U Z , ' ml' F' 55? d ff fe .lf - .y:,,,. 7 Q f -',v ' 'lui T. , yum Fx . 4 'f J, 5' y' N F'-Chico f fn , . . I M . ,zr F IIIY Weir High. Principal and Secretaries MR. JOHN C. GREER, Principal The Class of '46 always can be grateful to have had such a fine principal as Mr. John C. Greer. He has taken a personal interest in the welfare and activities of the student body. Through his friendly manner, patience, kind understanding, and wise guidance he has Won the 'friendship and admiration of the students. In addition to his duties as principal, he is the sponsor of the National Honor Society. Mr. Greer is the type of principal that the students of Weir High are justly proud to have. ZELDA BLANCHE Mrs. Orrin Hanlin, known as Zelda to students and faculty, is the calm, efficient secretary of Mr. Greer. Since her graduation with the Class of '3 8, she has worked in the office serving both stu- dents and faculty cheerfully and performing her duties expertly. With the abandonment of the at- tendance oiice, Zelda has had the additional duties of taking care of the attendance. This year Zelda has had the capable assistance of Blanche Josefczyk. Blanche, a graduate of the Class of '45, who started her work in the oflice this year, has already won the friendship and admir- ation of the students. , if DOROTHY ADAL.iS, B. S. H. E. West Virginia University Biology N-fl! ICLMA ADALIS, B. West Virginia University lfllgiixli III LIEAH G. CAMPBELL, A. B. Plane Geomelr , 5 ig West Liberty State C Qf CAREY, B.A. I George Washington University West Liberty State College Economiz' Geography, American History Pfayxiral Edueafion HOMER C. DAUGHERTY, A.B., M.A. Fairmont State College West Virginia University Amerirun Ilislory, Government i RG RET T B. S. .t Virginia iversity ' I. uri in -ie: ' L.-1-Ll RUTH GLASS, B. S. H. West Virginia University Home Economies GRACE GOETTLING California State Teachers College Eeonomii' Geography Qeeaiizioga ELLA PATIENCE HARBOURT, A. B., M. A. Ohio Northern University University of Pittsburgh B00k.kFl'I7illg, Banking Qolwafe J. R. HAWORTH, A.B., M.A. Carnegie Tech c University of Iowa Aa-I MINNIE E. HEASLETT, A. B. Bethany College Business. English, I.iir'ratur IV BARD F. HICKMAN, A.B., hi. A. Fairmont State College West Virginia University Am rrirnn Hislory EMIL A. HOLZ, Sch.Mus. B. Oberlin Conse vat ry of Music Ml1xiC ELEANOR JOHNSON, A. B., Li:t.M. Oberlin College University of Pittsburgh Biology 0 Iwi - I Vw!! hw- .' ! ,we 3Z.t.s1 .HJQJLJL P KELCHAK, A. B. West Liberty State College Physical Education, Social Sludirs GEORGE E. KOPKO, A. B., M. Ed. West Virginia University University of Pittsburgh C 1 S-t. -f' MIRIAM MAHL, A.C.A.,'A.B., M.Ed. iz, Bowling Green College of Commerce JW University of Pittsburgh jj Lp Sborlbnmf II, Typvwrifing I ' Offirr Prnrfivc, Transfrilvtiorz eff, ,X ex , SINA MERVIS, A.B., M.Litt. University of Micbigzm University of Pittsburgh Mutlz o . ZIT MUELLER, A.B. West Liberty State College Tyjrrwrifiizg, B00l?kl'CI2i1lg B -Qimw DOROTHY PEALER, B.M. West Virginia University kim R Tw-:MK B . ' u VIVIAN ROUSH, A. B. West Liberty State College Modern History MARY D. SABOL Kent University Business English, Sophomore Englisb LIBERTY SHLANTA, A.B. Bowling Green College of Commerce Shorthand I, Typewriting II ENGLISH II f f f ,, Woo md' - fr C'fJ J' 41--1 ' M GARET W. SKILES, B.s. , A, VC J ' Id' T'h C1171 1, n ianap eacscrs o egepxonru V enn tn e 1534, English III, Public Spealzing ,ts-'34,-.--O. ik , fl 'if K 'L ,A- QULIUS SOBOLAK, A. B., M. A. University of Michigan West Virginia University Pbysivs, Senior Sl'fl'l1l'C' MELBA TAYLOR, A. B. Ohio University Lalin 0 N VIRGINIA BRITTON VINCENT, I wi A. B., M. A. Salem College University of Pittsburgh GirI,s Physical Erfilrulion rl! f DOLORES PICKENS, A. B. West Liberty State College Marshall College English II KJBERT MILLER University of Pittsburgh Maclainc Shop Practice .alla W . Misa' f N 3522 :: fi. ' . :Lf fat' My Faculty Not Pictured CARL HAMILL, A. B. Bethany College Physical Education pal W aww NEAL E. DURBAN Electricity f ji Q!0'K uf ad 'J 'TY lg l 4, A ,:ru f 'I Ji 1, , , 'M J w 'JH '21 , . f '14, . ' ,, V .1 W ,ik , y ink IV In 5 A . ,Q X A xi ', '. up A A ll X ul' ' .x .L4,l'l:i l e. ,Ly 'Nil 11 -All! Q. IZ N i X X in QW x9 I 9 N 9th Grade Faculty of Weir Junior High School MR. J. L. PATTERSON MISS MORRISON -First Row- -Second Row- EDYTHE BLUMERT, B. S. Ed., M. A. HUGH D. HALLEY, B. A. West Virginia University Morningside College, Drake University, En usb Colorado State g Industrial Arts OLIN I.. DOANE, A. B., A. M. Morningside College, University of Iowa OigiU5nIg,i,1gS,F:'I3-ini' Site Spanish Mechanical Drawing, Social Science HYLMA HALLEY HELEN MALTER, A. B. Morningside College Capital University Shop Aritb1netic,,Englisb I Algebra, English --Tliird Row- RUTH MERVIS, B. A., M. Litt. Geneva College, U. of Pittsburgh Social Science ANTHONY G. SLATE, B. S., M. A. Bucknell, West Virginia University Business Arithmetic ETHEL ZAKUTANSKY, B. S. H. E. West Virginia University Home Economics E-11, - ' K Y .x 4 1, 1 1 3 5 X fi ' 'Adm S5 '61 .QS A 4 J .' .Q as 21:-. :E K i V ypfvyv ' M' vb- A - , sf f ' K J 7'-5 f -if f 3331 X ,ef . ' ,, If my UA K , N .,, 1 az u W4 Hu. 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Vocational Football 4g Boys' Chorus JEAN ARIA General 5 DORIS ARN D0fiie College Prep Bic l,, Library lg Girls' Chorus 2 Sophomore Councilg Political Party 3 Drama 4 CSec.J ELLEN ASPIOTE Commercial .fgswgzi EMIL L. BACICH General 3,4 o JACK H. BAILS General gl THOMAS . BATTISTA Vocational .I ERNADINE BECK Bernie General Town Hall 3, 43 Progressive Party Drama 45 Latin 3, 4 gf fwwvi DOJIX BEYNON General Girls' Chorus 43 Drama 4 X , , A any XQJMW GLORIA MARIE BILLCHECK General Girl Reserves 45 Wcirite 4 MATILDA MARIE BILLCHELK Tootsie Aviation 13 Girl Reserves 4 Drama 4 I ,257 VIOLET BIRKHIMER Birkic ' General FRANK A. BOHACH General Mythology Ig Hi-Y 24 Council 4 I l ' I NACCI ational LENORA BOYCE Twin Commercial Student Council 4, Town Hall National Honor Society 4 Political Parry 3, 4 VIOLET BOYCE lPTwin7, Commercial 3, 4: Student Council 43 Political Party 3, 4 Town Hall CScc. 43 7am DOMlNlC BRANCAZIO General Baseball Varsity 2, 3, 4 MARGERY BRIDSON Buick General Speech lg Girl Reserves 2, Political Party 3g Town Hall Student Council 4g Weirite National Honor Society 4g Hi-Bro 4: 4: 4771 w 3, 4 Spanish 4: Photography 4, Girls' Chorus 4 DOMINIC A. BROWN General Football 2, 3, 44 Baseball 2, 3, 4 ' ae DOMINIC BROWN College Prep. Mythology lg Student Council 2, National Honor Society 4 President of Senior Class President of School Bodyg Student Financial Manager iwlffw' JACK E. BUCHANAN General IRENE BUGNONE PIBuggxD Commercial Mythology lg Library 2, 3. 43 Girl Reserves 3, 4 JOE BULICH Yin General Debate lg Political Party 3 ELIZABETH BURGER ecLi,,u Ulu Commercial . A. A. 3, 4, QSec. 45 Political Party 35 Senior Council Natio nor Society 4 I HILDA CAREY General Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 fSec. 41 G. A. A. 3. 4, Cheerleading 3, 4 Yi YtALDI E CARPER We General G. A. A. 3, 4g Girl Reserves 4: Photography 45 Spanish 4 JEANNE CARSON College Prep. M Library 1, 2, Drama 4 Yankee Party 4 VIRGINIA M. CAVALLE Ginny,' College Prep. l, 2, 3, 4, String Orchestra 3, 4 Girl Reserves 3, 43 Spanish 4 Weirite 43 Yankee Party 3 rl X ARGARET CHEK General ANN2 CUPRIK Commercial Mythology 15 Library I GEORGE DANKOVICH Vocational G. A. A. 3, 43 Mythology I ANNA CRISTIAN General Band 1, 2, 3, 4 EUGENE BARNEY CIOTTI DORIS DAWSON General ROSE ANN DeANGELO R0sie ' Commercial Student Council 3, 45 Girl Reserves 4 Vocational P lm I P 3 NICK DELIGIANNIS 0 itic arty Commercial xx X , DOROTHY CONNELL .fd ,J M H n jg, DOLORES Di c1NTo Dot f A- 5 I 0 'M 'De Dev College Prep. G l Chorus 3, 4, Drama 4 Aj mera Band 3, 4 GLEN VERDAINE COTTRILL HARRY DIMITRO rrB0bn General General Baseball 3, 4 I, ' ,JOHN DOUGLAS General J STgQ.Y DRUZIK General Hi-Y 2, 35 Aviation l, 2 f-5 ' f 'QU WILLIAM B. D Imlium1 College Prep EVELYN MARION EXARHO College Pre Q3 - lf? Band 3, 4 LOIS FALGIA I General pf, Latin 1, 45 Spanis 4 G. A. A. 3, 4 1Treasurer in 45 Dramatica 4 iprcsimlentjg Hi Brow 4 Attendance Office 3 Library 43 Speech lg Mythology I ORMAN FERRARI College Prep. Soph. Council CVice-Pres.J Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 CVice-Pres. 45 Football 3, 43 Basketball 2. 3 Senior Council: Weirite 4 Band I, 2 MARIE FISCUS ffAnnl, General 74? MARY LOIS FORBES General Band 1, 2 Girls' Chorus 4 l KALPH FOSTER General Band 1, Z, 3 Dance Orchestra 3 'ivan f WAYNE ALLEN FOX College Prep. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 25 jr. Council 3 Band Council 2, 3 L MICHAEL FRANCIS College Prep. I ELLE M. FRANGAKIS Commercial Political Party 45 Public Speaking l LENA GALLO ffLee,, General GEORGE GARAN Vocational Football 45 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 5 JOHN M. G RD Flax I General ! 4 Band 3, 4g Student Counci 45 Drama Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 4 Progressive Party 3, 4g Town Hall 3, LeROY ROLLY GATES Slinky General Latin ig Band 1, 2, 3 MARTHA GAYDO3 Commercial i Girl Reserves 2g Library 25 G. A. A. 3 Weirite 45 Hi-Brow Staff 4 National Honor Society O MILDRED GERBO O Milzir General ROSE MARIE GI-IIGO Gbiggs L General Sophomore Class Treasurer Junior Class Secretary G. A. A. 3, 45 Weirite 4 National Honor Society I KATIE GIALAMAS General ible lg Spanish 45 Political Party 4 brary 1, 25 Drama 43 Girls' Chorus 4 PATRICIA GILDAY General Mythology lg Girl Reserves 25 Spanish 4 Progressive Party 3 ANGELA GILLETTE Bella Commercial JENNIE MARIE GREGORY Commercial Wcirite 4 Q J, WANDA LUCILLE GRIFFIN Commercial Girl Reserves 25 Library 25 Weirit General Mythology lg Weitite 4 Cheerleacler 3, 4 . A. A, 3, V. Pres. 4 -gf? LOUISE GROSSI la is Girls' Chorus 4 CV. Pres.j al-pix tlvl i.1,,sf' MARTHA LOUISE GUERIN Commercial Girl Reserves 29 Weirite 4 Student Council 2, Treas. 3 Junior Class V. Pres.g Senior Class Treas Nasiona Honor Society kg Cl ff DELPHINA DOLORES GUGLIELMI Yfogl!! 7 . Commercial BAR R N HALL O G neral C orus 2 3 4 X B. . ible L rary 2g Yankee Partv 3 S h . , fx in ANNA GUZ General MARY GUZ General HELEN PATRICIA HALL General n Home Economics lg Progressive Parry 4 IDA HARO General Mythology lg Girls' Chorus Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 JEAN LOUISE HARRIS College Prep. Bible Ig G. A. A. 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 4 . f-. WILLIAM HEIL l,c'fly Vocational Football 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4 JULIA ANN HELBA ' Ajay., General .f D ELWOOD HIBBS General Football 3: Band I, 2, 4 A IL' DARRELL E. HINCHEE 5 General French lg Mythology lg Drama 4 I ELEANOR RUTH HORM Ellie General Spanish 45 Political Party 3, 4 5-M 4' fLf ! :ii ROBERT M. HORNAK General Hi-Y 3: Bible 1 A LOU HORSTMAN Tu bby Lou General Band I, 2, 3, 4g Girl Reserves 2 Band Council 3, 4 fSec. bothlg G. A. A. 4 Student Council 25 Weirite 4 Sophomore Class Presidcntg Hi-Brow Staff JO o JOHN HRUSTIC, J . Vocational I GLENN D. HUGHES, JR. General Bible I: Spanish 43 Drama 4 Yankee Party 3, Pres. 4 s f f M JOE SI nga yn b eneral 0 gy lg Football 4 ARLENE JENNESSEE General G. A. A. 3, 44 Political Party 3 JACKIE ANN JONES If jackie f . J' yi General Mythology lg Political Party 3 Student Council 4g Weirite 4 National Honor Society 45 5P3Ui5h 4 Ulm., L K Wg, s 'X College Prep. V' Band 1, 2, 1, 4. Dance Band 1- Orchestra Z, 35 Hi-Y 2 Basketball 3, 4g Weirite 4 Photography 45 Band Council 3' W ROSE MA E KARWINSKI General Chorus 3 Political P ty 3 EJ 5,0175 PAUL R. YXKELLY General Chorus 25 Drama 4 .x Hi-Y 4 DOROTHY KLASH KlaslJie Commercial Speech lg Weirite 4 Sophomore Council 25 Cheerleader 2, G. A. A. 3, 45 Student Council Senior Council 4 CSec.J National Honor Society fSec.J Secretary Senior Class WILLIAM B. JOSL N f U I ENE KLAVAS Q' General C HELEN LOUISE KOLLIC Commercial Mythology lg Girl Reserves 2 Political Party 3g Weirite 4 EDWARD S. KOPEC Vocational GEORGE STEPHEN KOSAR College Prep. Band l, 2, 3 ARLENE M. KOVAL Commercial fab MA GARET KUCAN General Mythology lg Political Party 3 V JO ANN KUSLAK Commercial Mythology lg Speech I Political Party 3 NADIJF LALICH Nnlgi Cheerleading 23 Dramatics G. A. A. 3, 4 ALICE LAR ET General Mythology lg Spec' ll Girl Revrvcs 2 f M RCELE 5 A RENCE Mawr College Prep. Mythology lg Soph. Council 2: Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4. illlSl0flfH' 4l Bible lg Speech l Latin 5. 4 lSccretary 455 Spanish 4 PERRY LAZICH College Prep. A x French Club lg Football 4 lf' . ARGAR P Margir General Political Party 3g Drama 4 Mythology l TED LFVENSON College Prep. Yankee Party 3, 45 Mythology l Basketball 3, 4 M E LIBHRTO I General , th o lg Political Party 3 I RNICE LUBECKI feBx.kyi, General Mythology lg Girl Reserves 2, 3, G. A. A. 4: Latin Club 3 Home Nursing 3 O 0 ' ' O BETTE MADIG MJ , Mar1ig General 0. Photography Club 4 Mythology lg G. A. A. 3, 4 Cheerleading 3, 4 ALFRED MAGRINI Vocational DOROTHY MAGRINI J I DoHie it General Y ' Mhology lg Student Council 2 Girls' Chorus 41 Att. Office 2, 3 Political Party 4 VIVIAN MANSBERGER Viv College Prep. Mythology lg Gir eser ve 2 4 Spanish Club 45, rls' C r s 4 , My . ARIE MARINO General Girls' Chorus 4 l .4 ii A I-IANI,L, ARINO Son k ' General Band 2, 3 Weirite 4: High row S ff 4 M - . Il WILLIAM P. MARINO Sb1ufow General Band 1, 2, 3g Dance Band 3 EUGENE MATEY General String Orchestra 3, 4 Mythology 1 41 J ip VUIL I- : in I L I i l. 'eral rf? C! 3 NA GGHEY Ol 4 i ve' J 'Buxtf-r Vocational Football 4 ALICE MCDONOUGH rrMaC:J College Prep. Student Council 2, 3g G. A. A. 3, 4 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 43 Weirite 4 Senior Council 4 fi V30 WJ L,Iy.. LOIS McKITRICK General Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 1 'L GEORGE MEHALIK Vocational I 'X ELIZABETH HELEN MENTZER rfBcHy,, General French lg Girls' Chorus 2, 3 G. A. A. 3, 45 Drama 4 EMANUEL S. MERENDA General Baseball 3, 4 MMUEWMM ROSENETTA MERVIS General MARGUERITE MESTROVIC ll Mesty College Prep. Mythology lg Speech 1 G. A. A. 3, 4 QPres.j Weirite 45 Cheerleading 3, 4 O RUTH MICHAEL General Mythology lg Weirite 4 IRENE MICHILLIS Mich General Girls' Chorus 1, 2 ALEX MIGUEL ollege Prep. H1 Y 23 Football 3, 4 MADELINE MILLER General Mythology lg Spanish 4 WILLIAM D. MILLER ncorkyn ll General Q 'lalfp ARTHUR MISLR s ffRip!! X I Jp-fo' College Prep. ml' ' 1 Mythology lg Aviation lg Football 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4, Yankee Party 3, Q KA :ZERINF MITCHELL ffKayll General Mythology lg Girl Reser X MIKIi MOI-IOROSKI College Prep. Mythology I -ffn MARIE M. MOLCHAN General Girl Reserves 2, Mythology JAMES MORGAN nlimmyu College Prep. Photography 43 Yankee Party 4 ves I 4 S1 0 23' ' -' JACK MORRISON alabama ia? College Prep. Hi-Y 3, 44 Football 3, 4 Basketball Manager 3, 4 BETTY LOU MOULDS Buzz Commercial Girl Reserves 2, 3, Treasurer 4 I' ANNA MUSULIN Moose General G. A. A. 3, 4 WILLIAM NACH College Prep. Drama 4 SHERMAN NATH ANSON College Prep. Mythology lg Yankee Party 3 Wcirite 45 Drama 4, Spanish 4 QSQMNXQ JIMMY PABOUCEK General WILLIAM EDWARD PAOLISSO General Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball I, 2, 3 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 ,gl HELEN PALUMBO General ALBERT PANZA General ROSE M. PARIS l L, Commercial X .0 0 LOIS PATTY 3 Bucket Bottomv General Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 CPres.j G. A. A. 3, 43 Yankee Party 3 Girl Reserves 4 BENNY PERLOSKI i Vocational Q . ANTHONY PIRRAGLIA Vg . eneral ia I , 1 . 9' iff H ' I L ,Lp I L. A . swf ELOISE P ET g College Prep. Latin 13 Aviation 1 QPres.j Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 QPres.j Student Council 2, 4g G. A. A. 3, 4 Hi-Brow 3, 43 Weirite 4 Photography 4g Spanish 4 National Honor Society 4 Progressive Party 3 ' x Www HELEN PLESICH Horsepower General Girls Chorus 4g Drama 4 fSecy.j DWAIN POLAND PfRl,d!Y General Band 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 3 XY! y ,J ,. Lf 7' W JOHN B. PORCO , Vocational MARGARET PRUNI General Girls Chorus 4 BERNICE PULVER 'l Nirrv K , Commercial Bible lg Girl Reserves 2 is Student Council 3 junior Class President Weirite 4 QAssistant Editorj National Honor Society Senior Class Vice President KENNETH RALSTON Vocational ,fly if PETER RADEKA General Latin 3g Progressive Party 3 Hi-Brow 45 Drama 45 Town Hall 4 GEORGE RAVEAUX General Boys Chorus 4 ' MARY LOU REARDON General Girls Chorus 3, 4 ' If f - . 9146 JOE RICHARDS Uml1riago ,L I K General . 'Jfn X yi ' I J ll AN A , l ljlflb XO l if BETTY RICHESON General Latin 4: Drama 45 Girls Chorus CHRISTINE RIFFIEE General x' Speech I SHIRLEY RILEY 9 Commercial National Honor Society Wcirite 4g Senior Council KATHRYN RINEHART Kitty -College Prep. Bible lg Girl Reserves 3, 4 Town Hall 43 Drama 4 .gn gf. DOROTHY ROBB VDO!!! Commercial Mythology lg Drama 4 CTrcas AVID ROTHROCK College Prep. Band 1, 2g Aviation 1 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Stude-nt Council 3 Football 3, 4: Weirite 4 Basketball Manager 3, 4 '7WbMf5' 4 el'Vf '5VV' MITCHELL RUMORA Vocational Basketball 2, 3, 4 JEANNETTE RZEPKA anksl' General Drama 45 Yankee Party 4 RUBY SAMARGYA General Mythology lg Weirite 4 DOROTHY SHREVE General FLORENCE SHUMA PPFIOU College Prep. Mythology lg G. A. A. 3 4 Weirite 4 LILLIAN SEIFER General Progressive Party 3, 4g Town Hall 4 Student Council 4 B. GROVER SIMMON Rusty, Vocational HOWARD A. SIM College Prep. ' Aviation lg Speech Ig Latin 1 Band 1, 2, 3, Council 43 String Orch. 3, Dance Orch. 1, 2, 3, Director 4, Bibl Hi-Y 2, Sec. 3, 4, Senior Council 4 National Honor Society CPres.J Hi-Brow 3, 4, Photography 4 Weirite, Editorg Town Hall 3, V.-Pres. 4 Progressive Party 3, 4 Student Council, Chaplain 3, 4 LORRAINE SKILES General Smitty General HANSON SMITH Si Boys Chorus EDWARD SOLOMON Q 0 General Q 5 Aviation lg Football 2, 3 X' Drama 4 I PHYLLIS SPARK If General Mythology lg Libr 2 Girl Reserves Progressive Party 3, 4g wn Ha Girls Chorus, Student Counc' 4 J' A- , y M i 7 f I 4. L Cfl4t4Af sf, Auld J ' BERNARD STANDARDI Vocational Football 2, 3 EMM ELAINE SUTTON College Prep. Bible 1 ZW' BETTY J. SWEDA General PATRICIA TALBOTT Cfpath General WW BETTY TAYLOR General Progressive Party 3, 4 DOMINIC TEDESCO D. D. T. General VIRGINIA THOMAS Gina V 1 Zo- General .1 if 1 fs .r'- .JJ . EVELYN TODD FfE,Vic!3 GMM RUDY votm Girls Chorus 4 Vocational ' wi afzifef ' 'Mi ' f wwf I . ARY NIVTORTIS College Prep. Mythology lg Girl Reserves 2 Spanish 4 JOSEPHINE UPHOLD General 'M Llw-li 'Uuafn wri- MILDRED VIGNOVICH General ,I v , I 'A ijsfxttv v1sNxc General Mythology lg Drama 45 Weirite ,f,- LA. y MARTHA V ,INOVICH General Girls Chorus l, 25 Mythology I Student Council 2, 3, 4g G. A. A. Girl Reserves 2 0r.ls 'lbolosov-. Joe votosm PPVHDJI General Basketball 3, 4 ' W. PATRICIA WARWICK rrpatn College Prep. Latin 45 G. A. A. 4 Progressive Party 4 2833 Ubwmbo I EDWARD WARZINSKI War0 Vocational i, il h 'li lv MAXINE WEAVER General BEVERLY WESTLAKE Q- HBFVH College Prep. Latin lg Yankee Party 4 Majorette 2, 3, 4 . 1 1 o ' ff' fL-kC.LLVgA.fQ, ETHEL M. WILLIAMS General mgmqlld MILDRED WORK General Mythology lg Student Council 2 Girl Reserves 3 MJ Girls Clm '34 MARY WUNDUKE slpfpy' General Progressive Party 4 K. f L , Y V, i,f'!,dQ4 .- , 'L new l CARL WILLIAM YOHO Vocational rw EDNA YAROS General orus 1, 2, 3g Girl Reserves 3 L N 'r Pfzipli College Prep. 3 RQ CHESTER J. 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A. 3 4 KENNETH BRICKER 0 General 3 - Football 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Z I v 4, Lf, j 7227 fb 0-ffff ? JOSEPH PAUL HERMAN I Zip-Wash General Football 1, 2, 1, 4 NICK MORRIS Shanks . College Prep. Latin lg Hi-Y 25 Band 3 Student Council 2 ' Basketball 3, 4 BOB OVINGTON College Prep. Mythology lg Band 1 Yankee Parry 3g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 45 Weirite 4 Basketball Manager 3, 4 Student Council 4 LQ ot. f' L 044-1... JO PH ARTH R TENA L Little Joe General Baseball Manager 2 Basketball Manager 33 Football Manager ANTOINETTE TICIC . General l Web GEORGE LIVINGSTON ,J Bible lg Town Hall 4g Yankee Party 3, 4 Pudgi' K' 1 u General WILLIAM WALTZWW Senior Councilg Football 3 'l -j fy General Hi-Bmw, Editor ,N if HW 2 'll-jf W fl ' L 1, f 71W V l ' - I - f DORIS WOODARD JAMES MANLEY ' Ib 9 College Prep. General V' If 7 i' V Bible lg Spanish lg Girl Reserves 1 Football 3, 4 . VIRGINIA L. ZIMI rj Commercial TOM M CLELLAND C C WW777 Vocational Football z, 1, 4, Baseball 4 SAI-I-Y ZINAICH Basketball 2, 3, 4 General Things We Remember SEPTEMBER: NOVEMBER: We put our swimming suits away, As off to school we go today. Today's the day to transfer from Your toughest class to an easier one. Our fire drill is sure to be, Without one single casualty. The football season starts off grand: We beat Toronto as we had planned. The Republicans and Democrats have one tieg The Progressives and Yankees of old Weir High. The Weir Red Riders fought a good game, But the Massillon Tigers they couldn't tame. We take our seat in assembly hall, For the Student Council induction call. Thousands come from Vale and hill, To see our team 'beat Steubenville. OCTOBER : A fine Shakespearean play we see, With an actor full of energy. A Wellsburg victory adds to our fameg Football is a wonderful game. We all hope that the camera doesn't breakg While the pictures for 'the Weirite, photog- raphers take. All those that are camera-shy, get out of sight! For the Weir High Photography Club meets to- night. We show Linsly that our team Is very definitely on the beam! We have unpleasant recollections Of former grade card home inspections. Steubenville Central turns on the heat And we suffer a terrible football defeat. Old members with paddles and great anticipa- tion g 'Can't wait 'til tonight and G. A. A. initiation. Follansbee High School meets its fate, The score of the game was 12-48. The problem of tonight's forum will be, Our town's Juvenile Delinquency. Fourteen members take their seats As the National Honor Society meets. Scenes quite familiar to you and to me, As the Assignment Accomplished film we see. We're off to see Pitt and Ohio State playg For today is our town's Doc Daugherty Day. Tonight the Photography 'Club will hear The photo experiences of Mr. Greer. Where there's a will, there is a wayg Why, we beat Parkersburg today! Back to school after Thanksgiving vacation, And the Home Ec. classes have a little celebra- tion. Nedgi and Dominic, to the pleasure of all, Graciously reign over the G. A. A. ball. DECEMBER: Senor, tonight is your biggest chance To take your Senorita to the Spanish Dance. To all who heard it, theconcert was grandg It's a pleasure to listen to our school band. We listen with awe and admiration, To a Syrian lyceum presentation. Ginny and the G. R.'s play Santa Claus Aft a Christmas party for a worthy cause. Sparky has taken 'decorating in her hand And now that they're finished, the halls look grand. Yorkville-at eight o'clock we greet them, And by nine o'clocik we find we beat them. Bow your headsg Let us prayg As we hold Christmas Chapel today. We say goodbye and with good cheer, We won't be back 'til way next year. Things We Remember JANUARY: 7 Will we rejoice, or will we lament 2 Back to school and the second part of it, We resolve to make a new start of it. 22 Just how tall are you? they say As we get measured for gowns today. 28 Many students are confined to their beds As the measles epidemic spreads. 31 Our team goes down stateg Grafton and Fairmont meet their fate. FEBRUARY: 1 The Dramatic Club's mystery skit Nearly scares us out of our wit! 7 A talented marimba player fascinates all With his wonderful version of Indian Love Call. 8 The Forum says it's every student's obligation To do all he can for our school's sanitation. ll Come to the moviesg have a good time: Five features for only one dime! 12 Our team was red hot! Wellsburg's team was not. 15 The leading students try their best To rate high on scholarship test. 21 Band, Dramatics Club, and Chorus Present a terrific show for us. Z2 Students all assemble to see Who our greatest orator will be. MARCH : 1 We listen, at the game, with some affection To Linsly's all male cheering section. 6 For that messy locker, we'll only blame youg The Hi-Y Clean-up Campaign should shame you. 22 29 When we return from the tournament? We see many a fbudding' romance At the annual Sophomore Dance. A musical comedy-it's Pickles by name- Has won Miss Pcaler and her protegees fame APRIL: 2 16 The Progressive Party is on the ball, It's convention is the best of all. There's democracy in every way As we hold general election today. 18 Today in bed till twelve we'1l stay To start the Easter holiday. 25 We see the student's anticipation To see our president's inauguration. 26 Astaire should see the Juniors prance. At their very special dance. 30 Though he clidn't saw a woman in half, Magician Johnson made us laugh. MAY: 1 'Tis the season that each Eager Beaver Suddenly turns lazy with spring fever. 10 The Seniors of '46 show that they Can produce a very successful play. 14 Tonight to talk, one has a good reasong It's the very last Town Hall of the season 22 Assembly to honor those in position Of receiving special recognition. 24 Diplomas for each job well done, But life's long journey's just begun. 27 Gowns and Sunday suits appear, Pro-m night, at last, is here! Juniors 7 na- ROW I-Ila Anderson, Norma Jean Anderson, Kata Angelo, Evangeline Angelus, Genevieve Allen, John Ali, Eleanor Baier, Barbara Baker. ROW Il-Nancy Ballato, John Baltich, Betty Banko, Thomas Barbara, Catherine Bardemis, Goldie Bacich, Barbara Bauer, Dean Beagle. ROW III-Gerald Beagle, john Bertha, William Bess, Lamonta Birney, john Blanar, Margaret Brewer, Joe' Brown, Mary Ida Bruno. ROW IV-Dick Buchanan, Glen Buchanan. joan Bush, Alia Carfagna, Srellas Caravas, Don Carpenter, Arthur Caldwell, Louis Cfinala. ROW' V-Theda Costadi, Stanley Cebula, Rita Ceroy, Lucy Cclani, June Channing, Ruth Childers, Bernard Chipps, Dick Cieslak. ROW Vlflfsther Cline, Paul Connovitch, Hope Contox, Robert Corwin, Clara Cottrill, ,lack Cotherman, Betty Crain, Bill Criswell. ROW VII-Ralph Cuncliff, Joe Cuprik, Ann Czernek, Leonard Dankovich, Veda Danze, Edward Darby, Bessie Dc Filippis, Mary Delmasso. ROW VIII-Don Donell, Millicent Dragisich, Robert Eaton, Bob Endrich, joe Endry, Andrew Fvano, Frank Fazio, George Fertal. it 55233 ROW I-Raymond Fox, ,lean Gabia, Robert Gain, jim Gallias, Dale Gaynor, Tony Gialamns, Cecilia Gill, lidward Gillert, ROW ll-Mary .lane Gleto, Irving Goldman, Elizabeth Goinbos, Mike Grammatiltos, Helena Gregory, Charles Griffin, Theresa Grysko, julia Guz. ROXV Ill-Dorothy Hair, Charlene Hall, Mary Alice Hall, Marilyn Harris, Robert Henwood, Doris Hesse, Kathryn Hinehee, Odesea Henderson. ROW IV-Priweilla Hrieik, Anna Iarossi, john Alonczalt, Mary Ann josefczylt, Betty Jurelt, john Kallox, Walter Lcmwky, Irene Kaplan. ROW' V-Sophie Kaminslti, Mary Karnoupakis, Allan Kevari, George Kevari, john Kamenslty, Margaret Kelelmk, Kenneth Kerr, Betty King. IKOW VI-Ted Knoll, Theresa Kolanjto, Susie Kondilt, Stanley Krupinski, Agnes Lamalfa, Amelia larch, Robert I.aw, Tom Lengyel. ROW' Vlll-Phyllis Lindsay, liilgene Lipinski, Lcnora Little, Alice Locke, Vita Lucas, Helen Mackey, Mary Malinowski, Iimily Marcevie. ROW' Vlll-Ifli Markieli, Dan Martin, Carolyn McKitrick, Marion Mcwhiirter, Dolores Miller, lftlward Mills, Mary Mollorosl-ti, Ralph Molingo. Juniors Juniors ROW I-George Mucha, Donna Murchland, Martha Musulin, Bowen Myers, Shirley Neelcy, Ernie Nicholas, Edward Oberg, Helen Oliver. ROW II-Lucille Oliver, Irene Opet, Florence Organski, Albert Orwnsky, Harold Otey, Theresa Paluch, Anna Paolo, john Pastoric. ROW HI-Dominic Pate, George Peterson, Dolores Petrulevich, Joseph Petrella, Sam Plcvin, Ruth Poland, Esther Powell, Donald Proffitt. ROW IV--john Pulice, Iris Rees, Sally Rich, Velma Robinson, Herbert Rohall, Elizabeth Ruiz, Fred Rupert, Olin Ruth. ROW V-Madeline Sage, Stanley Samorai, Juanita Santullo, Stella Saterides, Anna Mae Souchak, Dante Schiavone, Normalie Schwerha, William Skiles. ROW VI-Leona Slanchik, Betty Slusarek, Nelson Smith, Beatrice Solomon, Nancy Talamonxi, Genevieve Tenaglio, Theresa Tenaglio, Charles Tennant. ' ROW VII-Corles Thomas, Le Ann Timberlake, Lois Truex, Rosina Truex, Robert Truseln, joseph Tulenko, Nick Tununidas, Robert Valenti. ROW VIH-Catherine Venetis, Wilnia Vidas, Diana Vucelieh, Theresa Vucinovic. Helen Vojnovieh, Betty jane Ward, Anna Louise Weinberg, Isobel Wigner. if RON Illkllkl Yakunicll, llsznxlgl Y.1!cs, W H -ANick lauvrlu, 'llhslmn Z-viw, 'I'l1urc,.1 Zliunla. e I Along flu' Navajo Traif-Wfvir High Y I- --Bully W'illinnwxn, Gladyx XVinvw.:d, Dick Whiclk, Gcurgu Wkxlwlic, klulin Yun, Bill Yarns, Juniors ,,,....f-w1 'x Sophomores ll O 6 ROW I-Helen Aftanas, Dcspina Alatis, Jack Ali, Betty Allen, Mary Ameredes, Noradell Anderson Michael Andoichick, Goldie Angelo. ROW II-Christ Apesos, Gladys Arn, Virginia Asipiote, Jay Astrov, Richard Bnils, Pauline Baker, Paul Baker, Nick Banda. ROW III-Mary Ellen Barber, Alton Barkhurst, Minnie E. Barbati, William Bass, Ralphilina Battista, Bill Bauer, George Bauer, Eugene Beatty. ROW IV--Eleanor Begola, Mary Bellan, Dar Birney, John Boscevic, Joseph Brown, john Brostmun, Donald Bruno, Catherine Buchanan. ROW V-Antoinette Burda, Barbara Burger, Kenneth Burnworth, George Burr, Charles Caldwell. Juanita Caparros, Ray Caparros, Eugene Carper. ROW VI-Rose Cerroni, Mildred Childers, Robert Clark, Eugene Cline, Mary Jane Cola, Eda Coletti, Irene Collini, Fred Como. ROW VII-Jack Cooper, Virginia Cooper, Lois Costello, Eleanor Cottrill, Edward Cavich, Carl Cross, John DeFelicc, Paul Derosky. ROW VIII-Bob DeLauder, james DeLauder, Vincent DeLuca, Mike Divich, Ruth Doboski, Demetra Dalabakis, Betty Mae Donahue. Elizabeth Dorieh. Sophomores S Q ROW I-Constance Duffy, Frank Eafrati, Marianne Elfont, Joe Endrich, Joan Evano Fatherly, Dolores Fahey, Gene Ferguson. ROW Il--Richard Ferrari, Harold Fichtner, Jeannine Fisher, Betty Rae Flick, John Flow Fodor, Dolores Frago, Popi Frangakis. Q ROW III-Marie Frankovitch, Florence Gabia, Mary Lou George, Mary Gercvich, Richard Edward Cialluco, George Gianodis, Sonia Goldstein. RONW IV-Betty Goodwin, Louise Gorski, Melos Goykovich, Elizabeth DiGregorio, Gretchen, Nedra Groves, Robert Hall, Joann Hans. RONV V-Elaine Harris, Constance Harrington, Harold Heintl, Doris Hendershot, Helen Kay Hinehcliff, Rose lfnima Holmes, Annabelle Horvath. ROW VI-Margarer Hren, Mary Ann -Iunneswee, Virginia julian, lililabeth Kxlminski, Hrusric, Clyde Humberson, Dona Mae Ingalls, Dolores Kansa. ROW Vll-.lean Kaplan, Anna Rrnjnicli, Rolxylarv, lililabetli Kopa, Melvin Koslur. Lewis Kc-sling, Ruth Ann Keeling, Evelyn Klnsh, ROW' VIII-Mariin Kowalik, Rose Marie Harry lewis, james I.yonQ, Freda Martin. LeComte, Richard Law, -lean Marie Lnzich, Erwin Q Harold ers, Earl Gerrero, Edward Higgins. Charles Edward Leggett, Sophomores I, ' . Mai? , , l i l ROW I--Arlene Mickelson, Marilyn Miser, Helen Mihaly, Ida Menendez, Martha Mefllelland, Cecilia Markowixz, Irene Markich, Wanda Manley. ROW II-Gloria jean Mancinelli, George Munyas, Nancy Matthews, Lester Mackey, Nick Madias, 'Robert Marsh, Kenneth Mason, Louie Mataruski. ROW III-William McAcloo, jackie McFarland, Bill McWhorter, John Meacler, Pete Melonas, Charles Meyers, Forest Miller, Charles Misoyianis. ROW IV-Mildred Mistovich, Richard Moldas, Mildred Morris, Robert Mucha, Florence Night- engale, Wilma Nesselroad, Frank Notni, Mike Olenick. ROW V--Tony Orecchio, Melvin Parsons, Anita Panza, Louis Perhacs, Betty Peterson, Nick Petrakis, Nancy Phillips, Marfolia Psaros. ROW VI-Dolores Pugh, Ralph Pulver, Madlyn Paro, Gilda Paris, Despina Pandelios, Beverly Pannill, Minnie Palumbo, Sophie Pacobit. ROW VII-Sina Pulse, Tony Palumbo, Louis Pete, Ted Rich, john Richeson, Paul Riddle, Wilena Riffee, John Riska. ROW VIII-John Reszke, Clarence Roberts, Dorothy Robertson, james Robinson, Lou Roderick, Mary Rojak, Virginia Roseberry, Harold Ross. L3 ,Vaf Shiv '71 Sophomores I i ROW I-Theresa Mercurio, Abel Ruiz, June Sabol, Morris Sable, Joanne Schumacher, Suzanne Schulte, Mary Seifer, Edward Senile. ROW ll-Sarah lrene Sherrino, Michael Sholtis, Anne Siltora, Nancy Silveri, Hope Simmons, Wanda Sltulski, Eugene Slanchik, Albert Sowers. ROW Ill-Rose Marie Spano, Jennie Stanar, Vernard Stewart, Betty Steffik, Mary Lou Stier, Leah Stockwell, Bernard Straight, Kathleen Straight. ROW IV--Virginia Mae Suray, Monabelle Swinford, Edna Tennant, Josephine Testaguzza, George Tliompson, Wilnia Ticieh, Gloria Todoran, Viola Torchio. ROW V-Jack Trunx, Shirley Truax, Jessie Mae Truex, Benny Turani, Evelyn Vagnoni, Ruth Van Orman, Christine Valenti, Edward Vikartoslty. ROW Vl-Millard Vclebit, Sarah Veselica, Mary Vojnovich, June Wakefield, Mabel Vfalkcr, Raymond Wargacki, Alphonse Wargaclti, Genevieve Wasialt. ROW VII-Raymond Wenzowski, Loretta Willey, Richard Woisnet, Freda Woodard, Edmund Wypasek, Louie Yakunich, Sharon Yoho, Helen Zagula. ROW VIII-Frances Zimin, Richard Zuza. Freshmen 19th Grade Weir Junior High Schoolj ROW I-Joseph Amendola, Steve Angelo, Louis Angelos, Jack Angus, Margie Aperfine, Patsy Aria, Gabriel Arlia, Betty Arrington, George Babinchak, Frank Backel, Drexal Baker, Joe Baker. ROW II-Sammy Ballato, Mitch Banda, Gordon Bangert, Danny Barach, Josephine Battista, James Bennett, Navella Beagle, Pete Barnardi, Jack Bess, Charlotte Baier, Fred Billcheck, Bernadine Bish. ROW III-Robert Backey, Harold Bone, Delores Boldizar, jackie Boyer, Mary Brancazio, james Brostman, Patty Brown, Ray Brown, Raymond Bruno, Charles Buchanan, Bill Byers, jim Byers. ROW IV-Erasmus Caccavale, Betty Cashdollar, Peggy Campbell, Fred Canai, Catherine Calligriss, Joann Carr, Milton Ceran, Betty Chorpenning, Bobby Cieslak, Harold Cool, Eleanor Collins, Dolores Coneway. ROW V-Robert Conrad, Josephine Contumelio, Edna Cooper, Norma Cooper, Wayne Crago, Daisy Cula, Jimmy Cummins, Dale Cunningham, Mary Ann Daugherty, Florence Dejovan, Marko Dopudua, Duane Duckworth. ROW VI-Joe Duke, Charles Ellison, Roseline Fan-nans, Ralph Fuscardo, Mary DeFilipais, Norman Fletcher, Danny Fodor, John Frankovich, Norman Frattini, Nick' Gialluco, Mary Jane Gallagher, Harry Gallias. Freshmen 19th Grade Weir Junior High School, ROW I-Emil Gonzc, Mary Garan, Charles Sargent, Dora George, Mary Ann Gerbo, Carmen Gil, Bill Bitting, Ethel Glasure, Adam Goykovich, Fred Gorrell, William Gorrell, joann Grahm. ROW Il-Stanley Gross, Clayton Gray, John Grossi, joan Grossmann, Zanovia Grysltcvich, Frances Guz, Desiree Ann Hale, Marion Hardovich, Dorothy Haritos, james Harless, Paul l-larless, Jeanette Hazel. ROW III-Dick Hcilman, Robert Hileman, Helen Hcmple, Lois Henderson, Don Hennen, Jack Hercule, Bill Hinchee, Mary Jane Henline, Bill Hoffman, James Jenkins, Eugene Jonczak, Clarence jones. ROW IV-Stella Karamanides, Eugene Kamcnsky, Georgia Karas, jack Karenske, Mary Kazik, Betty Kerr, Violet Klakos, Margie Kollic, Paul Kollic, john Komuts, Danny Koterba, Frances Krzys. ROW V-Anna Kralt, Lois Krasner, LaVaughn Kusic, John Kuzma, Mary Alice Lang, Walter Larch, Bill Lassan, Shirley Lemlcy, Robert Leonard, Marvin Levendorf, Connie Lewandowski, Adam Lipinski. ROW VI-jack Lohr, Barbara Longacre, joe Lucas, Mary Ludwig, john Madias, john McLaughlin, jean Maloney, Juanita Mancinelli, Hugh Manley, Margaret Marose, Barbara Lou Martina, Benny Martini. 19th Grade Weir Junior High Schoolj Freshmen ROW I-Rita Marziale, Anna Matheos, Helen Moulakis, Clyde Maze, Eugene McKitrick, Lee McCullough, Harold Melvin, C. Mercer, P. Meronoff, Byron Messer, Mike Michallas, Bill Miller. ROW II-john Mohorosky, Irene Molchan, Mary Momcilovich, joe Montelime, Dolores Marinacci, Elmer Morra, Norman Morris, Norma Morrison, Yvonne Morrison, Yvette Morrison, Barbara Morton, Eugena Moshanas. ROW III-George Mravoich, Eugene Muhart, Rudy Munyas, Richard Nagy, Doris Neely, Mary Jean Norman, N. Ordis, Anna O'Karma, Gene Olashuk, Frank Olenick, Gordon Ovington, Keith Owings. ROW IV-Albert Payne, Jewel Palmer, Frank Paolo, Jack Popa, Katheryn Paro, John Pavel, Dolores Permetti, Tommy Pete, Willard Pettit, Norma Phillips, Neil Phillips, Paul Phillips. ROW V--Phyllis Pitts, Leon Plevin, james Price, Ruth Proffitt, William Pulice, George Puskarich, Rose Puskovich, Louise Putich, George Radeka, Joe Ratean, August Rateau, Robert Zatezalo. ROW' VI-Dxris Riddle, Phyllis Rinehart, Betty Rhoades, Edith Rhoades, Evelyn Roberts, Robert Robinson, Frank Rocchio, Pauline Rosnick, Georgia Roth, Judy Rothrock, Wallace Rutherford, Dolores Sikora. 19th Grade Weir Junior High School, Freshmen ROW I-Polly Sharp, Patty Snyder, Robert Sweaney, Stanley Stanar, Leroy Steimer, Robert Smith, George Shedlock, Marco Spanovich, Pete Samaras, Dick Smith, Albert Salak, Veronica Salak. ROW ll-joannc Simpson, joe Sblalt, Robert Schlotter, Ted Sutton, Bill Simmons, Ed Smith, Tony Stratton, Marian Simon, Delores Sltiles, Andy Sutalt, Jeanne Spanovich, joe Sefrillo. RONV lll-Dorothy Starkey, Mildred Simmons, Norma Schiavone, Robert Tarr, Helen Teringa, Bill Thomas, Lorraine Tibbs, Milford Tingler, Janet Todd, Louis Torchio, Charles Tortis, Arthur Tournay. ROW IV--Carol ,lean Tracy, Herbert Truax, lid Truscla, Ben Turnball, Roland Ulizio, Alice Vale, Lillian Vargo, Patsy Veltri, jules Vuiller, Mildred Vojnovich, Norman Vrioni, johnny Vucinovich. ROW V-Joyce Wagner, Victoria Wagner, Eula Wakefield, Richard Walley, Eddie Warren, Ted Warzinski, Patty Willey, jimmy Williams, Norma Williams, Oscar Williamson, Shirley Williamson, jackie Willis. ROW Vl-Helen Wilson, Bob Woisnet, Mildred Wujnovieh, Steve Wunduke, Irene Yacos, Robert Yenke, l.ou Yost, Bernice Zaplcr. Andy Zdinak, Phillip Zeff, George Zevios. ORGANIZATIONS 9 fx I P I N Xi N I WEIRI TE STAFF MM ROW I-Sally Visnic, Helen Kollie, Rose Ghigo, Jackie Jones, Howard Simon, Bernice Pulver, Florence Shuma, Betty Jurek, Cecilia Gill, Helena Gregory. ROW II-Ruth Michael, Martha Guerin, Wanda Griffin, Jennie Gregory, Shirley Riley, Martha Gaydos, Virginia Cavalle. ROW III---Margery Bridson, Ruby Samargya, Gloria Billeheck, Kathryn Hinchee, Jean Gabia, Miss Roush. ROW IV-Eloise Pilerre, Vivian Mansberger, Sherman Nathanson, Bill Joslin, Alice McDonough, Marguerite Mcstrovic. ROW V-Mr. Haworth, Dorothy Klash, David Rothrock, Norma Lou Horstman, Louise Grossi, Norman Ferrari, Miss Harbourt. ' ROW' VI-Miss Mueller, Bob Ovington, Donnie Donnell, Richard Gerrero OFFICERS Edilor-in-rbivf ........ ,....,,...,...,.... H oward A. Simon Axxistunf Editor ...... ,............. B ernice Pulver Sponsors ............,.., ....... M iss Vivian Roush Miss Ella P. Harbourt Miss Zita Mueller Mr. J. R. Haworth Too many of us, when we see an expertly tailored suit, marvel at it, but are apt to forget the work and worry which went into the making of each intricate piece of it. We find this also true with our own Weirite. Only those on the Weirite staff can know or tell of the trials and tribula- tions of producing a year book. Picture cutting, arranging, identifying, pasting, advertisement selling, typing and composing write-ups-these are just a few of the things which are forgotten as you flip the shiny pages. The Weirite staff, under the a'ble and eilicient guidance of Miss Roush, assisted by Miss Harbourt, Miss Mueller, and Mr. Haworth, is very well organized this year. -lt is composed of advertising, art, editorial, and clerical staffs. Each of these has a number of capable Seniors as well as at least one Junior who will serve to carry on his knowledge to the staff of next year. It is only by seeing this 1946 Weirite in actual print and seeing the enjoyment that it has given you students, that we have been more than doubly repaid for our Work. SENIOR COUNCIL ,sl -..A ROW I-Martha Guerin, Bernice Pulver, Mr. Haworth, Dominic Brown, Dorothy Klash. ROW ll-Shirlev Riley, Howard Simon, Alice McDonough, Norman Ferrari, Iilizabcth Burger. OFFICERS I,r'1'iiJ1'1ll , ,. . , , Dominic Brown Vin' l'ri'xiilc'1lf Bernice Pnlver Tn'ui'm'r , . Martha Guerin Sm'ri'lury Dnrotlly Klash SIIUIIXIIY' . Mr. Ll. R. Haworth The Senior Council of the Class of '46 was composed of representatives from six homerooms and the Officers of the Senior Class. The council met every second Thursday to discuss any problems which arose and to .check on various duties that the repre- sentatives were to do. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Haworth, sponsor of the Senior Class, the council handled the activities of the class. A Thanksgiving dance was given on November 20. Concessions were handled by members of the Senior Class at football games, under the direction of the council. Arrangements were made for the prom and the banquet, and orders were taken for cards and commencement invitations. ASSOCIA TION COUNCIL ROW I-Virginia Suray, Juanita Caparros, Florence Gabia, Rose Ann De Angelo, Lou Roderick, jackie Jones, Mildred Morris. ROW II-Frank Bohach, Rose Marie Veltri, Helena Gregory, Kathleen Straight, Eloise Pilette Donnie Donnell. , ROW III-Bob Ovington,'Fred Como, Clifford Mills, Mr. H. C. Daugherty, Dominic Brown, Joseph Endry, Dick Buchanan. OFFICERS Prfxiderzl ....,....,.,........,...................,... Dominic Brown Vin- Presidenl .......,...,......,......,.......... Donnie Donell School Faculty Parliameniafiun, Mr. H. C. Daugherty The former Student Council, as a result of the new Constitution, has been changed to the Weir High Association Council, which includes faculty representatives as well as student homeroom representatives. This group faces the difficult task of governing the school under the new Association Constitution. The Government of Weir High School now operates under Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches just as our Federal Government. Many previously unheard of oflices called for by the Constitution were created and filled by capable administrators in the form of cabinet secretaries. All legislation presented to the Council for con- sideration is in the form of written bills. Among the many legislative accomplishments of this yearis Council are: strength- ening inter-school relations by the exchange of ambassadors between our school and other schools, Lost and Found Department, noon dancing, parties and dances, decora- tion of building for holidays, school social calendar, Junior Town Hall, Chapel services, and the formation of many new clubs. HI-Y CLUB ROW' I--Ted Rich, Norman Ferrari, Charles Myers, Richard Wlojcik George Fertal, Bill Bess, hir. Sidnrhlk. ROWf ll-Donald Bruno, Robert Marsh, Richard Gerrero, john Ali, .lack Morrison, Arthur Miser. ROW' Ill-Paul Connovitch, Howard Simon, Charles jennessee, David Rothrock, Ted W'ern, Dick Buchanan, ROW' IV-Clifford Mills, Dante Schiavone, lidward Mills, Olin Ruth, Bob Ovington. 1945 l94o Bob Ovington .. .. I'ri'viili'nl ,.,,, . . Richard Buchanan Norman Ferrari .,.. Vin' I'rz'.iiJi'11l ...,, ., . Paul Connoviich Howard Simon ,. Si'4'l'i'lnII'1' Richard W'oicik .lack Morrison ,. ,. Trml.mr'vi' . . .,.. Bill Bess l'd Mills , Sl'fgl'xlllf uf lll'Hl.l . ,, Robert Marsh llalloween night in Wfeirton was a strange sight as the Hi-Y club held their initiations. The highlight of the evening was Clifford Mills in girl's gym shorts pushing Norman Iferrari in a shop buggy. The annual Can Dance met with success and various families in the community were given Thanksgiving Dinners. The Booster Certificate Project to send our boys for summer training met with success as did the Lenten Devotional Projects. Also, the various chapel services, sponsored by the club, were very enlightening to the student body. ln April the annual Hi-Y semi-formal was held at the Moose Hall with many couples attending. 'lihrough the basketball season the club play ed various teams losing only once to the New Cumberland lligh School team. BAND ROW I-Jean Maloney, lla Anderson, Arlene Mickelson, Betty Rae Flick, Elwood Hibbs, Edward Trusela, William Joslin'?, Ted Wern, Fred Billcheck, Richard Smith'f, Roland Vlizio, Dorothy Hair, Julia Yost, Lavaughn Kusic. ROW II-Anna Louise Weinberg, Marvin Lcvendorf, Jeannette Hazel, Betty Carol Crain, Jacquelyn Willis, Ruth Childers, Ruth Poland, Anna Cristeon, Richard Woisnet, Betty Arrington, Virginia Cavelle, Betty Banko, Dolores DiCinto, Martha McClelland, Phyllis Rinehart, Mildred Childers, Betty Goodwin, LeAnn Timberlake, Juanita Mancinelli, June Sabol. ROW III-James Brostman, Robert Woisnet, Desiree Ann Hale, Charles Meyers, Alice Vale, Robert Sweaney, Robert Smith, George Kosar, William Hoffman, Ralph Mozingo,, Vernard Stewart, Nedra Grovesw, Jacqueline McFarland, Norma Lou Horstmanrl, Robert Rob- inson, Eugene Cline. ROW IV-Duane Duckworth, Ted Sutton, John Brostman, Raymond Fox'P, Bowen Mycrsb, John McLaughlin, Sheridan Vale, XVayne Fox, Dun Henneri, Richard Buchanan, Harold Bone, Harold Ross, Stanley Cross, Howard Simon'i', Rose Cerroni, Donald Bruno, Evelyn Exarhos, Amelia Larch, Lois Krasner. 'iMembers of Band Council The Weir High Band, composed of eighty members, again has provided top entertainment for the football lovers of the community. On out-of-town trips,Weirton's famed Band has been rated second only to Massillon. At Wheeling, they were labeled as the best drilled band ever to take the field during this season. At Parkersburg, they were rated as probably the best swing band in the State. Of all this we should be proud, but let's not forget concert season. Some of this year's more important se- lections have been 'tR'hapsody in Bluef' Egmont Overaturef' Stardust,', and the ever popular Porgy and Bess. Critics from both Wheeling and Steubenville have lauded the work of the student musicians. Our community can be exceedingly proud of this splendid organization. Mr. Emil Holz, the organization's capable director, and the members of the Band certainly are deserving of the praise accorded their excellent work. MAJORETTES ' fy' Q' f ,zfafi i Yf,x:,,fj, AA Q do c ded- ROW I-Iida Colctti, Diana Vucelich, Gladys Arn, Rose Marie Le Comte. ROW II-Marian McWhorter, Beverly Westlake, Lucy Celani, Gloria Mancinelli. It is customary for high schools and colleges to have bands and it is a tradition for these bands to have Majorcttes. This year again, as in past years, we are very proud of our dancing Majorettes. They have made a hit with everyone, and undoubtedly their dancing will continue to make a name for our school in years to come. Not just anyone can bc a Majorette. Each girl must be talented and really work to get this honor. Because they have worked both summer and winter practicing, they have done a fine joib. They were very faithful all year in doing their share of the work at football games, pep rallies, and concerts. GIRL RESER V S w ROW I-Rose De Angelo, Hope Simmons, Jennie Stannar, Bernice Lubecki, Ann Czernek, Eloise Pilette. Amelia Larch, Betty Lou Moulds. Irene Bugnone, Loim Patty, Dorothy Robb. ROW II-Rose Cerroni, Mildred Childers, Gloria Billelieck, Virginia Cavalle, Mathilda Billcheck, Iris Rees, Eleanor Baier, Beatrice Solomon, Margaret Brewer, Elizabeth Di Gregorio. ROW III-Miss Zakutansky, Miss Frum, Sharon Yoho, Kathryn Rinehart, Nancy Ballato, Kata Angelo, Constance Duffy, Doris Hesse. ROW IV-Betty Lou George, Leah Stockwell, Ann Sikora, Betty Stefnk, Juanita Caparros, Jerry Carper, Le Ann Timber- lake, Mary Bellan. ROW V-Sonia Goldstein, Joan Schumacher, ,Iune Sabol, Ruth Van Orman, Mary Lou Stier, Lamonta Birney, Ruth Poland. ROW VI-Miss Heaslett, Eleanor Begola, Wilena Riffee, Suzanne Schutte, Catherine Buchanan, Despina Alatis. ROW VII-Florence Gabia, joan Hans, Margery Bridson, Vivian Mansberger, Dolores Kansa, Donna Ingalls. OFFICERS Prr'xiJr'11f ., ....... ..,. E loise Pilette Vim' Pl'C'XI!!l'7llK , ,.., . Ann Czernek Sr'z'rz'farwy .,..,.. .... B essie DeFilippis Trraxlzrvr ,.., Betty Lou Moulds Hzxtrzrzan ,.............. Amelia Latch Miss Minnie Heaslett Miss Margaret Frum Miss Ethel Zakutansky Miss Dorothie Pealer Sponsors . ,,,, , As a branch of the world-renowned YWCA, the club finds itself well into its eleventh year as an out- standing organization oH:ering to senior high school girls the opportunity for noble and joyful living in the realms of Spirit, Knowledge, Health, and Service. Not only does the club endeavor to teach its members the way of a forefold life by its Honor System, and religious and social activities but it also serves the community through distribution of food baskets to the needy and parties for the under-privileged. Even the shores of foreign lands are reached by means of clothing drives for the sparsely attired war victims. The blue triangle and for what it stands, Has found its way into many lands. In joy, disappointment, success or defeat, Always as equals, its followers will meet. G. A. A. ROW I-Norma Lou Horstman, Margaret Chek, Betty Mentzer, Bernice Lubecki Lois Falgiani, Alice McDonough, Marguerite Mcstrovic. Elizabeth Burger, Louise Grossi, Dorothy Klash, Nadlie Lalieh, Virginia B. Vincent. ROW II-Mary Ann josefczyk, Anna Iarossi, Theda Costadi, Geraldine Carper, Florence Shuma, Anna Musulin, Rose Ghigo, Hilda Carey, Eloise Pilette, Lois Patty. ROW III-Rose Marie Veltri, Sally Rich, Martha Musulin, Amelia Larch, Ruth Poland, Eleanor Baier, Beatrice Solomon, Bette Madigan. ROW IV--Shirley Neeley, Mildred Yakunich, Theresa Gryszko, Jean Harris, Arline -Iennessee, Dorothy Hair, Ila Anderson, Joan Bush, Helena Gregory. ROW V--Diana Vucclich, Patty Warwick, Betty Williamson, Helen Oliver, Theresa Paluch, Kata Angelo, Nancy Ballato, Wilma Vidas, Marilyn Harris. OFFICERS Presidenl ..,.....,. ...,............. M arguerite Mestrovic Vive Prrxidefrl ..... ,.....,,........ L ouise Grossi Srrrelary ....... ...... E lizaberh Burger Trraxurer ....,.....,..... ,......,....... L ois Falgiani Avlirily Chairmuni ..,...,,,,..........,... Alice McDonough Sponsor ....,.................. Mrs. Virginia Britton Vincent The G. A. A. is for junior and senior girls who are interested in the physical education department. In order to get into the club, candidates must be voted in by old members and then they must go through a tough initiation. This year the G. A. A. has Fifty members-twenty-five juniors and twenty-five seniors. The purpose of the G. A. A. is to develop an intramural program for girls in different sports, to promote better sportsmanship, to stress leadership, to teach cooperation, to promote skill in all types of sports, and to develop a more general interest in physical activities among girls. This year they have played different schools in volleyball and basketball. A very laugh-provoking volley- ball game was played between the football players and members. The G. A. A. also has sponsored the annual football dance for the football players. The last affair sponsored by the organization was a spring formal. CHORUS ROW I-Patty Brown, Jean Harris, Mary Ann josefczyk, Marie Marino, Miss Pealer, Mary Lois Forbes, Evelyn Todd, Helen Plesich, Barabara Ann Hall. ROW II-Mary Lou Reardon, Nancy Matthews, Dorothy Magrini, Margaret Pruni, Mary Ameredes, Cecilia Gill, Hilda Carey, Louise Grossi, Lamonta Birney, Lois Patty. ROW III-Cathy Bardemis, Betty Richeson, Edith Rhoades, Mildred Yakunich, Barbara Bauer, Katie Gialamas, Mary Malinowski, Charlene Hall, Lois McKitrick. ROW IV-Elsie Fodor, Dorothy Connell, Doris Beynon, Rose Marie Karwinski, Phyllis Sparks, Helen Oliver, Betty Allen, Carolyn McKitrick, Viv Mansberger, Madge Bridson. OFFICERS President ,..,..,..,,., ..,..,.........,..,... ...,..,. L o is Patty Vice President ....... ....... L ouise Grossi Secretary ..........,.. .,...,.. H ilda Carey Treasurer ..,.. .... L amonta Birney Librarian ....,. ...... L ois McKitrick Brahms, Stephen Foster, Strauss-lullabies, folk songs, Christmas carols, and spirit- uals are blended in beautiful harmony -by the Girl's Glee Club of Weir High. We're singing our way through high school might well be the theme song of this organization. Every afternoon, under the direction of Miss Pealer, SU'2if1S of music can be heard coming from 301. The girls of the Chorus furnish the music for all occasions including School Chapel Services and Community Organizations. At Christmas-time they added to the Yuletide season by caroling through the halls. From the beginning of the year they worked hard and long in preparation for their annual operetta, Pickles,', which was held in March. Between appearances the Chorus took time out for a Halloween Dance and Winter Formal. Then in May the girls helped the Seniors on their way by singing at the graduation services which concluded a busy but successful year. SPANISH CLUB ROW I-Virginia Cavalle, Catherine Buchanan, Dolores Frago, Mildred Childers, Marianne Elfont, jackie jones, Mareelene Lawrence. ROW Il-Elizabeth Ruiv, juanita Caparros, Barbara Baker, Ida Menendez. Katie Gialamas, Vivian Mansberger. ROW Ill-Edward Mills, Lois Falgiani, Irene Karitis, Despina Alatis, Mildred Mistovich, Margery Bridtun. ROW IV-Martin Kowalik, john DeFeliec, Madeline Miller, Doris Woodward, Mary jane Tortis, Patricia Gilday, lfloise Pilette. ROW V-Charles jennessec, Nick Petrakis, Lewis Kesling, Sherman Nathanson, Glenn Hughes. ROW VI--Ted Wcrn, Mr. Doane, Millard Velebit, Richard Ferrari. OFFICERS Pl'l'Xf1Il'Flf . .. , .. . .. ,... , ..,.., . Richard Buchanan Vin' Prc'.viil4'l1l , , juanita Caparros Sm'rulurj'-Tri'usurf'r Marjorie Bridson Slumxlu' .. ,. Mr. Olin Doane The Spanish Club, also known as Los Amigos, has participated in many pleasur- able events. At its monthly meetings it saw and heard Spanish dancers, singers, and other entertainers. In December, the club gave a schoolwide dance which was quite a success. The main events of the evening were a Conga line and a Spanish broom dance. At the termination of the school year, they gave a huge fiesta which they had planned for and looked forward to all year. This club is open to any Weir High student who has had at least one year of the Spanish language, or its equivalent. Its main purpose is to promote and encourage a better understanding of Spanish-American relationships. TOWN HALL ROW I-Mrs. Skiles, Suzanne Schutte, Sonja Goldstein, John Jonczak, john Gardner, Phyllis Lindsey, Bernadine Beck, Constance Duffy, Carolyn McKitrick, Vita Lucas. ROW II-Mr. Daugherty, Wilena Riffee, Anna Louise Weinberg, Lamonta Birney, Howard A. Simon. Kathryn Rinehart, Lillian Seifer, Lenora Boyce. Violet Boyce, Dick Buchanan. OFFICERS Prcxidrut ,..,. ,.............,......,,....... J ohn Gardner Secrclary ..... .......,...,...,...,. V ita Lucas Treasurer ...,. ..... A nna Louise Weinberg Sponsor ..,. .......,. M rs. Margaret Skiles Weir High Junior Town Hall was first organized in the school term of 1944-45 with Mr. H. C. Daugherty as the sponsor. This club was patterned after the Town Hall of the Air, with the idea of giving the students of Weir High a voice in the school activities. During the term of 1945-46, it was reorganized with Mrs. Earl Skiles acting as sponsor. The goal this year was to create a public interest as well as a student interest. The climax came when the club launched their first public meeting on November 8, 1945, with adults and students participating. The subject as we all remember was Juvenile Delinquency. Through this meeting, the speakers sold the public on Town Hall Meetings. Some of the subjects used this year are, namely: Juvenile Delinquency in Greater Weirtonf' Do We Have and Practice Democracy in Weir High, Should Greater Weirton Be Incorporatedf, and How Can the Living Conditions of the Wfeir- Cove Area Be Improved. Carry high the torch for Freedom of Speech, future Town Hall leaders! LATIN CLUB Row l-Jo Ann Graham, Patricia Willey, Wilena Ritfee, Connie Harrington, Lou Roderick, Elizabeth ll: Gregorio, Florence Gabia, Betty Richeson. ROW Il-Mrs. Taylor, June Sabol, Nancy Phillips, Suzanne Schutte, Sonia Goldstein, Joanne flcllumacker, Margaret Brewer, llleanor Begola, Lois Falgiani. ROW' Ill-Betty Goodwin, Jacqueline Willis, Dorothy Starkey, Barbara Longacre, Judith RL1ll1FlJCk, Le Ann Timberlake. Vita Lucas, Lorraine Skiles. ROW IV-Mary Karnoupakis, Rose Cerroni, Betty Rae Fllck, Desiree Ann Hale, Peggy Campbell, Carol Tracy. Marie Frankoviteh, Marcelene Lawrence. ROW' V-Morris Sable, W'illiam Miller, Rose Marie Le Comte, Irene Yacos, Shirley Lemley, Marion Simon, Dan Barach. ROW' Vl--Neil Phillips, John Molioroski, Delores Sikora, William Simmons, George YVukelic. OFFICERS Frmiilvrll ,..,, .... ......,,..,. . . . Marie Frankovitch Vim' I'z'1'xiilel1f . Connie Harrington Si'c'r'1'lm'y . ,..,... . .. Marcelene Lawrence Tr4'u.wm'r . ...,. , ..... George Wukelic Sjmumr 4,... Mrs. J. Harold Taylor The Latin Club resumed its activities again this year with approximately sixty members. The Club and Latin classes planned many interesting games and programs. Booklets on the Roman Gods and Goddesses were made. Before Christmas vacation the Club gathered in the Library and sang Christmas Carols. On February 14, the club sponsored the movie The Last Days of' Pompeii. National Latin Week was celebrated with club initiation and a Roman Banquet. The Roman games were held in the spring. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB ROW I-Richard Gerrero, Richard Wojcik, Richard Ferrari, Bobbie Mort, Mildred Morris, Lou Roderick, Ted Rich, Morris Sable. V ROW ll-Howard Simon, Benny Turani, Shirley Necley, john Ali, June Channing, Lamonta Birney, Joann Bush. ROW III-Eloise Pilctte, James Morgan, Margery Bridson, Mary Alice Hall, Marilyn Harris. ROW IV-Bill Joslin, Mr. Sobolak, Gene Ferguson, Albert Sowers, Rita Ceroy. OFFICERS Prvxidvlzl .........., ...4,.. ..,...........,. R i chard Gerrero Vice President ..... ....,....4... T ed Rich Sz'z'rz'l.1ry .......,,,., ....... L ou Roderick Treasurer ..... .............., R ita Ceroy Sponsor ,.... ...., M r. Julius Sobolak Is it a bird? ls it a beast? Is it Superman? No! That startling creature you see hanging from the branches of that tree over there, pointing that black thing at some innocent robins in their nest, is no less than an enthusiastic member of the Photog- raphy Club. In September, a group of interested students began to form a club, and a few weeks later the first meeting was held The club decided their purpose would be to preserve the many things of school life that they had wished always to remember. They decided also, to meet every other week in Sponsor Sobolak's homeroom. At the Hrst few meetings, reproducing from negatives and developing of pictures was taught. Then, gradually, through the help- of many local photo fans, all the essentials of good photography were taught. It was not long before the club decided to sponsor a contest to see who could produce the best picture of our high school. Mary Alice Hall's prize-winning picture appears in this Weirite. This was only the beginning of other contests throughout the school year. The Photography club has helped many a student decide his life-time profession. Who knows? Maybe these same club members who are now saying, Watch the birdie, please, will be someday saying it in studies of their own. DRAMATIC CLUB ROW I-Dorothy Robb, Kathryn Rinehart, Doris Arn, Nadalie Lalich, Jeanne Carson, Betty Richeson, Lois Falgiani, Katie Gialamas. RO7W II-Doris Bcynon, Bernadine Beck, Matilda Billcheck, Wilma Vidas, Carolyn McKitrick, Lenora Little, Stella Caravas, Jeanette Rzypka, Vita Lucas. ROW III-Mary Malinowski, Edward Solomon, Mike Gramatikos, Thelma Zevios, Rita Ceroy, Marilyn Harris, john Gardner, Helen Oliver, june Channing, Catherine Venetis. ROW IV-Stanley Cebula, Corliss Thomas, Ted Knell, Phyllis Lindsey, johnny jonczak, Hope Contox, Margret Kelchak, Miss Harbourt. ROW V-Bill Nach, Glenn Hughes, Sherman Nathanson, Pete Radeka. OFFICERS Prz'xiil.'nl .,.,...,..,... ....,.,.,..., ..... . , .. .4 Lois Falgiani Vin' Pn-.iirlrnt . . . john Jonczak Sm'n'Iary ..,.. ...... , .... Doris Arn Trvaxnrvr .. ,i,. ..,...... Dorothy Robb Sf'rgi'unl al Arms , ,,.,,....... ,..,.. . Paul Kelley Sponsor ...,.. Miss Ella P. Harbourt To Be or Not To Be was the question confronting the students at the beginning of the school year. Finally a group of interested girls and boys met in the auditorium, selected a sponsor and elected their officers. Under the able sponsorship of Miss Harbourt the club presented a number of one- act plays. The initial performance of the club was The Ghostly Passenger, a one-act mystery-comedy depicting the trials and tribulations of an aristocratic family who sought peace and rest next door to a haunted house. The play was staged by Helen Oliver, Doris Beynon, Carolyn McKitrick, Nadlie Lalich, John Jonczak, Edward Solomon, and Stanley Ccbula. The success of this play was followed by several one-act plays and skits given at the Variety Show under the sponsorship of the Band, Glee Club, and Drama groups Aladdin and the Vamp, a modernized version of the Aesop fable was played by the following cast: Mike Gramatikos, Elizabeth Ruiz, Betty Richeson, Jeanne Carson, Nancy Talamonti, Sherman Nathanson, and Edward Solomon. HI-BROW STAFF ,fi . ROW' I-Miss Frum, Sally Rich, Darlene Birney, Martha Gaydos, Marjorie Bridson, Vivian Mansberger, Beverly Pannill. ROW H-Norma Lou Horstman, Lois Falgiani, Mary Alice Hall, john Kamensky, Pete Rndeka, Norman Ferrari, Helen Higgins, Nedru Groves, Eloise Pilette. OFFICERS Editor .... ,.... ,..., .,,..,.,.,,..,........ G e 0 rge Livingston Axxixtunl Eiliior ,. ,... . . .,...,. Eloise Pilette Sponsor .,.. . ..,... Miss Margaret Frum It was a discussion in the library that brought about the meeting of several journalistic-minded seniors, for the purpose of establishing a school newspaper in Weir High. After the Weirton Daily Times agreed to print the paper, a meeting was called to select those thought best qualified for newspaper reporting. Ten Seniors, eight Juniors, six Sophomores, and four Freshmen were chosen. Each was given a special assignment to be completed by a deadline which was generally at one of the weekly Wfednesday meetings. Each member of the staff had a job to do and did it, and each was responsible for keeping us all informed as to what went on inside Weir High in '45 and '46. The result of their work brought out it paper filled with news, sports, society, humor, and of course-gossip. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW I-Shirley Riley, Dominic Brown, Alice McDonough, Howard Simon, Eloise Pilette. ROW II-Martha Guerin, Bernice Pulver, Martha Gaydos, Rose Marie Ghigo, Elizabeth Burger. Dorothy Klash, jackie jones, Mr. Greer, Marjorie Bridson, Violet Boyce. OFFICERS Prr'xi1fc'nt .. .l...................,. Howard A. Simon Vire Prrxiflf-nfl ..... .,.,.. Martha Guerin Srrrelnry-Treaxzzrer ...,.. .......,. D orothy Klash Sponsor ..,..,........... .. ..,. Mr. john C. Greer The National Honor Society was comprised this year of fourteen members, who were selected in the latter part of their junior year, on the basis of leadership, scholar- ship, service, and character. A new system of service was adopted this year. A banner was presented to the homeroom topping all others in scholastic standing. The club's meetings were held on the first Monday of each month. The members enjoyed a party in March with the St. Patrick's Day motif prevail- ing in the decorations. Each member was invited to bring another student as his guest. The members enjoyed a trip to Pittsburgh and viewed many scenes of interest. 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J FOOTBALL 'gf' All t fll ROW I--Charles Serra, Harold Otey, joe Wright, Edward Oberg, joe Brown, Louie Canala, Dave Rothrock, Eli Markich, Perry Lazich, Ed Solomon, joe larossi. ROW II-joe Paul Herman, Bdb Endrich, Bill Paolisso, Dick Cieslak, George Garan, John Kamensky, Bud Lewis, Bob Gain, jim Manley, Ken Bricker, Bob Ovington, Dominic Brown, Ted Walaszczyk, Tom McClelland, Norman Ferrari. ROW III-Bill Heilman, john Ali, jack Morrison, Dante Schiavone, Mel Kostur, Art Miser, Sam Plevin, Ed Mills, George Ferrari, Dan Martin, Steve Hirkala, Eddie Gretchen, Nick Petrovich, Alex Miguel. Not handicapped by a lack of experience, the Weir Red Riders routed five state opponents and three Ohio opponents. The Riders were not as slow starting this year as had been the case in the pre- vious year. For proof examine the won and lost column. The Riders have nothing to be ashamed of in the two games they lost. It wasn't the opposing team that beat the Riders, but the fate of Lady Luck. She upset them in both encounters. Coach Carl Hamill, passing through his seventeenth successful football season, must be congratu- lated upon his fine work with his boys. Coach Hamill's new assistant, Jimmy Carey, former Follansxbee coach, also must be congratulated upon his Hne work. Jimmy became instantly popular with all of the boys as soon as he came to Weirton. lt was with his assistance that Coach Hamill was able to produce another fine team. Louis Woo Troia, a Weir High graduate, took care of the reserve team with Charles Miller's assistance. They both have done an excellent job. The Red Riders had been slated for the state championship because of their decisive victory over undefeated and untied Parkersburg. But the same old excuse had 'been handed them-we hadn,t played enough state teams. There is no doubt, however, in our minds who the real state champs are. The Red Riders still remain and shall continue to remain a menace to all state teams. A if W i fl! C FIRST TEAM FOOTBALL 0 I fix . ' UI' v I 'V ROW I-Ken Bricker, jim Manley, Bull Ovington, liudrlxwis. joe Herman, Bob Gain, Tom McClelland. TORONTO, Ohio MASSILLON, Ohio WHEELING, W. Va. ROW II-Bill Heilmzn. Bob Endrich, Dominic Brancazio. Bill Paolisso. THEY 0 24 STEUBENVILLE, Ohio 0 WELLSBURG, W. Va. 8 LINSLY INSTITUTE, W. Va. 0 HV - STEUB. CATHOLIC CENTRAL, O. 13 gf' 1, FOLLANSBEE, W. Va. 12 Nfl YOUNGSTOWN CHANEY, Ohio o V 1 E 6 PARKERSBURG, W. va. 14 TX . , aiu '11 gy AA, 4! A i MM il X AA,.fLfl!lo,Ah QN..4,pj-hgggll I Pi r Y I TQ if .ss ci! JV H gtg' 'Q . ', E, 1 6' C- A' BASKETBALL AQ- , '-5 14- J ' s Weir Weir Weir W'eir Wfeir Weir Weir Weir W'eir W'eir Weir Weir Weir Weir Weir ROW' I-Dick Rinehart, Richard Ferrari. ROW II-George Garan, Kenneth Bricker, Mitchell Rumors, Tom McClelland, Albert Orwasky, Bill Paolisso. Row IH-Edward Gretchen, Louie Yakunich, Bill Joslin, Bob Gain, Nick Morris, Ted Levenson, ,Ioe Volosin. This year Coach Hamill Helded a stellar aggregation composed of six lettermen and a group of promising reserves. They opened their season with a victory over Yorkville only to drop their next to a highly tutored Toronto quintet. They continued the season by downing such formidable foes as East Liverpool, Steubenville, Steubenville Central, Fairmont West, Wellsburg, and Toronto. The season can be marked down as another successful one for Coach Hamill, not only because we won most of our games, but because he has instilled good sportsmanship into his boys. The two top point getters this year were Paolisso and Orwasky followed closely by McClelland. On the defense it was Bricker and Garan all the way. BASKETBALL SCORES 42 Yorkville 47 Toronto 30 E. Liverpool 29 Wellsburg 3 2 Chester 31 Burgcttstown 46 Bridgeport 36 Steubenville 44 Steubenville, Central 43 Follansbee 23 Grafton 37 Fairmont QWestj 39 Toronto 25 Steubenville, Central 43 Wellsburg Weir Weir Weir Weir W'eir W'eir W'eir W'eir Weir Weir Weir 32 Steubenville 3 S Chester 33 Follnns-bee 38 Wheeling 29 Linsley SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 27 Wellsburg 26 Newell 2 8 Chester REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 51 Parkersburg SS Moundsville STATE TOURNAMENT SO Beckley EX 0 W CHEERLEADERS f . e ve' K 3695 my 'i as .' ll , Q ' ROW l-Marguerite Mestrovic, Alice McDonough, Dorothy Klash, Joann Bush, Lou Roderick, Marilyn Miser. ROW Il-Louise Grossi, Bette Madigan, Hilda Carey. Little needs to be said about this group of snappy cheerleaders-their egtceptional performances at all our games have proved their value to Weir High. With three years of experience, the two head cheerleaders, Alice McDonough and 4' Dorothy Klash, are really veterans. The other girls, Louise Grossi, Hilda Carey, Marguerite Mestrovic, and Bette Madigan have each served two years. Wherever the girls appeared, praise from opposing schools and local fans has been given them for their fine appearance, their cooperation, and good sportsmanship. This ycar three junior girls have been selected as reserve cheerleaders. The group is sponsored by Virginia Britton Vincent. V fi 1 N Q Qyxx Q fha: .y,,. YW 7 5 ' X A , AY: , X IF. mf x i ,Tl , 5QiFig,,qtX g f mmm J AE ff 1' ....,...........,,,..,A... .,.,.. .......A uf s ? 1 5ERvlCE V, 'ri , ff W fy . ,.... I-Z s 1 7 X I il qkixtsfcr 'rv' if 1 X of 'Volusia ENFRKQ JAHN 2 OLLIER AGAI The slogan t11at's lmaclzeci ily genuine goociness in quality and service, the result of 43 years successful experience in the yearimooiz field. We final real satisfaction in pleasing you, tlie year- lmoolz puimlisiier, as well as your pimotograplier and your printer. JAHN 8 OLLIER ENGRAVING Makers of Fine Printing Plates for Black or Color Commercial Artists - Photographers SI7 W. WASHINGTON BLVD., CHICAGO 7, ILL. EIR HIGH BOOSTERS 5 5 55 :5 15 15 5 55 55 55 55 55 15 5 15 15 5 5 5 5 5 55 I5 5 '5 55 55 55 f5 15 5 '5 55 55 55 15 15 5 5 5 5 5 55 55 15 55 I5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 f5 15 15 15 15 5 5 CDC? EIRTGN STEEL COIVIPA Y Compliments of .I.. COMPLIMEN TS of THE PEOPLES BANK COMPLIMENTS of BANK OF WEIRTON ,-v-.-YA.-Y-YA,A.A.A.A.A.A.A.-Y-.-.A.-.-.-.-.A.Av-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,A.A.A,A,A,A,A, A--A 1 1 1 1 l1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 :1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 MIKE STARVAGGI COMPLIMENTS of COVE CAR COMPANY 3550 Main street Hollidays Cove West virginia 1.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.AAA.A.A.AAA,A,A,A,-.A,A,AA-A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A C O M PLIMEN TS WEIR-COVE MOVING AND STORAGE Compliments of City of Weirton Heights Mayor: Howard A. Walker Reicordfer: Steve Hirk-ala Trefas.: Pearl McIn'tire Solicibofrz Carl Frank-ovitch Counfcil: Harry Frey Patsy Sftanldardi Ralpwh Pulver Arthur Chvorpenning Chief of Po-llice: Allen Rlossell Compliments of K auf man's Store of Distinctive Styles 218 Eleventh Street Wheel'ing, W. Va. Phone 1 9 1 6 1: 1' 1: 1 1 1 1 1: OUR SINCERE BEST: WISHES 1 1 1 1 1 : :1 For the 1946 Class 1: 1 1 1 1 1 1. We'll Help, See You Through 1 1 1 1: 1: 11 1: 11 11 - 1: 1 1 Welfare Fmance Corp. 1 11 1: :1 1 Cove Jewelers 1 MANLEY GOODWIN, Manager 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 :1 3240 Main Street 1: 11 1: 1: 11 1: 1: 1: 11 1: :I Hollidays Cove, W. Va. :1 1: :1 1: :1 1: 1 1 1 1: Telep1h-one: Weimbon 5 :1 1: :1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1' .1 1 1: ., .....,, A A .,,,,.,.,.,.,Y, P -AAA A A :1 T1 1 i' ' ' ' ' 'A'A'A 'A'- 'A'A'A 'A ' M 1: 1' :1 1' 1 1 1 11 1: 11 1 1 1 1: :1 1: :1 :1 1 1 1 M. G. Steel Funeral Home 1 1 1 '1 1: Compliments 11 1: 34315 Main street 1 1: 1: 1 1 :1 of 1 1 1: H01-li1d'ays Cove, W. Va. '1 11 :1 1 11 1 c I 1 McCauslens Florist 1 1 :1 1: :1 11 1: 11 1: Day Sz Night Service 1 Ig 1 11 1, 11 1 1 1 lg 1 1: Phone 121 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,.........,,.,.,,,. A U .,....,,.,,l ,TL ,,A,,,,,, , 1 Compliments of Weir-Cove Theatres Compliments of Weir-Cove Lions Club Compliments of Barr's Drug Store Weir-Cove Dairy - - -AAA --.A-- - .AA......A.- , -,-Y-,-YA,-vAYA,A,A,-,-Y--,AYAYAYA,A,A,A,A,A,A,A,A,A,A,-, vA,AJ, 1 Compliments of Weir-Cove Kiwanis Club Compliments of Barone Realty Company Marland Heights Pharmacy Reliable Prescription Service Phone 1822 Compliments of Bowers Supply 11 1 I 1 Q1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l1 1 11 11 1 11 11 '1 1 11 11 W1 11 1 '1 11 '1 1 1 1 1 1 11 I1 11 l1 1 1 1 1 1 :1 1 11 11 11 1. 1 :1 1 1 1 '1 '1 I1 1 11 11 11 11 11 1 11 1 11 11 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 '1 '1 11 1 11 11 1 '1 11 1 '1 '1 '1 11 11 1 11 '1 11 11 11 11 11 1 11 '1 1 11 Q Bears Dept. Store Compliments of Weirton Studio Raueaux 8: Son Service Station Intersection C-ove Rodd Phone 22 Compliments of Corner Cigar Store Ideal Cleaning and Tailoring International Market M. Divich Meats Ki Groceries Friedmen's Compliments of Jack Rubenstein Palumbo's Market Spic 8: Span Dry Cleaners Weirton Heigihts N. Ticich Service Station Main Street M onongahela Power Co. Royal Pastry Sam Caplan's Meats 8a Groceries Joe Hill Coal Company M cG'uire's Dress Shoppe Max Nach Compliments of A QQ: S Food Store Hollidays Cove Bakery Modern Home Appliance .-Y-vkAffvAff,-.Av-irv-vA.-Y-51-Y-ff.-.Af De Angelis Cigar Store 3102 Main Street Carman's Market Community Market LALICH 8: ORLER Quality-Service-Economy 348 Main Street Weirbon, W. Va Phone 262 Putich's Barber Shop Goldmans Market Compliments of Peoples Restaurant Dr. R. J. Sheppe, Dentist William J. Moore W. A. Williams Insurance and Real Estate Strand Theatre Building Hiolilidays Cove, W. Va. Morton H. Rosenshine L. Donell Building Contractor Household Service Brostman Furniture Co Marsh Hardware Favari Servi-Center Home Furniture Company Klfpllfrm' 5 fy iff fl Stark Moving 62: Storage Co. -vAvA.-.-ffff.-v-,A,A.f ,fv-.-.Av ffff Myers Drug Store Compliments of Schenley Jewelers Norman D. Ferrari Old Oak Inn Green Mill Restaurant Compliments 'of Weirton Market Marantz Department Store LincoIT's Weirton's Reliable Jewelers 1424 Main Street We-irton, W. Va Phone 2,35 Compliments 'of P QQ L Auto Supply Kaufmanis Hardware QQ: Furniture Company A. C. Donell Compliments of Cove Valley Lumber K usic Service Station Compliments of Gregg Insurance-Agency 3550 Ma-in Street Compliments of M 8: S Dry Cleaners Compliments of Strand Novelty Compliments of Sam Kusic Compliments of Isalys 4' Weinberg Bros. 8: Smart Shop Compliments of Hollywood Beauty Shop Weirton Pharmacy Prescription-Druggist Phone 387 Compliments of Laura's Beauty Shoppe L. Forgash Paul Talamonti Meats gl Groceries Greenbergefs Ladies and Children's Wear Dr. E. L. Bails, Dentist Compliments of J. A. Mendenhall 3389 Main Street H01-udvays owe, W. va. Real Estate and Insurance Phone 222 Rodaks M en's Shoppe Cove Electric 3354 Main Street Hf0l'1ii'd'ayS Cove, W. Via.. A. O. Kinsey 8x Sons Hertnick Funeral Home J. W. HERTNICK, Prop. 3219 Main Street Hollidays Cove, W. Va. Jones Motor Supply Recapping and Vulcanizing 3044-54 Main Street Weirfbon, W. Va Phone 15-3 Steubenville Herald Star Serving All of Hancock Sz Brooke Counties Since 1806 Insurance LIFE-AUTOMOBILE-FIRE W. G. Flaherty Agency 3238 Main Street Holilidays Cove, W. V'a. Phone 1895 Success to Your Future Cameo Restaurant Samuel J. Vujnovic .ru , ,, ,N Y W Y I U 'Cf -.-'Ig ' in QM-531' iff' fly I . -5... 1 - ffff:-1 I I ,T- s ,ug 4.1 ' V Fx. .7 lj ,. 1-Ir q, '. ,Xa -2' 'ii' 1 ww ' .dy'- ,, ' U? 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