Weir High School - Weirite Yearbook (Weirton, WV)

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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

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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.