Weir High School - Weirite Yearbook (Weirton, WV)

Page 16 text:

151 l.II1. . . . l mul llllilllll! . plvuw gin- your llllvlllitlll In Iln- 4IIN'Ilillg ex I1 Nw, XX :ll dllx .ll XX 1'II' Hugh l lllvsr' un' N '. N 4 ' XII l,lIU'l'NlHl cunfn uilll 5n'niur Nxlly Flax l't'QlLlI'IlillQL hex nptntudf If--IN ni Rigas mul Yvonne- Iluefflxrr 4'Hvll0. is Jimmy there? WM lm! Y M , 'rf i f gif x dl X K I l Y 1 , ' I --f 2 .O my x. fy N ip S- xx , ef. A .i5 N'-QQ N Y i Wx V 'g : .,X .I 4 i zlf g A 1 v A 1 1 -Z '9 ' ' -1: '. f VI mlm i-iw., '.,,- ,A 1 xxx wwf- - 4 M

Page 15 text:

bf' aw- -: um? I HW Y' ' fqggig' ffffx f,-mv, ' 1 95 V fl 'V sw K.,-. xmw UE JX O I fi! -f-yu-Q., 4' the Red Rider cuunselswith the BIG CIIIEFS lax -.A .Q-..Ns... at A' 3 3 WK

Page 17 text:

Administration JOHN L GREER That good cntuen hlp ln hwh school makes for better world cltlzens ls the standard that Prmclpal John f Greer ha attempted to 1nst1ll lll WCII' H1 h students for the past 15 year Along wlth a slncere lnterest 1n sc-holarshlp and actlyltles of students dlgfllly and frlendshlp characterwe hu admmlstratlye dutles Growth nn enrollment and Inadequate facnlltles at Welr H1 h has caused c1y1c mterest to mount Representln-1 Wenr Hwh at the Lommunlty qerylce founcnl Ur Greer has been mstrumental ln t'IlllU'hlf'IllIlU the communnty w1th the facts concern mg our school Although yery busv wlth his admlmstratlye dutles he IS an ardent sports fan No matter what athletlc event whether xt be a vlctory or a loss Mr Greer offers hls congratulatlons and encouragement when lt IQ most needed Bexng a strong adyocate of good student Uoyernment he promoted hls 1d83lN through hrs Interest Ill the Student Councll Hls untxrlnv effort nn behalf of our school haye won for hlm the respect and and guldance, the members of the Class of 55 would lxke to express thelr slncere appreclatlon to Mr Greer JOHN L PATTERSON Students of Wear Hlgh haye come to reallze the value of a Gundance Dlrector As AQSISIHIII Prmelpal 'Vlr John L Patterson has helped underclassmen to make adyustments to the hlgh school routme Mr Patterson was mstrumental Ill lmtlatmg a Guidance prorfram Aptltucle tests were UIVPII and conferences held to asslst upperclassmen ln determmmg thelr vocatxonal potentlalntles Although hls many dunes as Asslstant Prlnclpal and superylsor of classroom mstructlon kept h1m busy he found tlme to act as faculty adyxsor to the Natlonal Honor goclety and the Future Teachers of Amerlca Hls keen wlt, hrs untlrlng patlence hlS wlllmgness to help w1ll lonv be re membered by all students of We-lr Hlgh SECRETARIES When students and faculty entered the OHICC at the openmv of school last September they were Ureeted bv two new personalltles Secretarles Tom Rlg3S and Yyonne Loeffler need no mtroductnon haymv been outstandmff students ln the Class of 1954 B9C0mlIlU accustomed to routlne oflxce practlce they shared responslbllltles of many dutles mcludmv recordlnv absences of students handlmg correspondence, complllng student records and tvplnv stenclls and reports Endlng thelr first year they haye establlshed themselyes as capable secretarles and wxlllng aides to students and faculty I3 Q Q 3 2 . 4 w C k L n . 4 v . . M V - ' 1. S ' X U N U S ' s. . U . , . . N . , Q. . s K . ' A . P . E' . ' . x A ' ' D ' N za r- .Y 1 ' L ' ' A . , V ' ' t 2 D u u a ' B s C A . S . .Qu . . F S . L v ' . admlratlon of students, faculty, and commumty. For hlS co-operatlon. supervlslon. . , . . . a . . l 4 1 1 . . - , I' . c Y k i J D l D I. 0 u u V D o 0 0 L V A . . l V. I D - V - V r D J s 7 1 F ' ' . V. l . ' ' , V . ' - ' c- 1 o . .P a 'W 1 1 l 1 ' -Y ' N 'l , F 7 :D u . . . .5 1 C i D .