Weir High School - Weirite Yearbook (Weirton, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

MMA MATER Among the hills of West Virginia Stands my fair and lovely alma mater For light, for truth, for fair of play Stands my fair and lovely alma mater. May thy days be ever free, May thy Children bring thee fame, May thy teachings always' be Strong as the steel that bears thy name. Though years may pass and time may borrow Though wars may darken my tomorrow My thoughts and prayers will always be With thee, my lovely alma mater. All Hail! All Hail! Hail to Weir! U. .gf ,Q ,, ll m, .4 ' a' , lv wi 'if , 5 Mis ig aG If 41 ia , A I Su-a.q.,,,1 J i f ' Hal wi V? .1 U!! 'ul 'gil ' . . . WQMJ Q A ,SP ff-kb. 3 1' Q: 1-as I 1 W 7 fzwcyiaaa Among the Hills of West Virginia Stands my Fair and Lovely Alma Maggy P. ' ,L V' w X A 3 . r I . Ax fffvfx 'I pzyikjf- -7 4415. , ,a+ ,mf ,fy I . Hfu A A-JN ,651 ' If k ,- A 2 s ' gf' 3. K fi ZV' W fy Lx. If . I , J ,,,'ff5 ff Llyv I 'Lf Lfbf A14 l IL!!-' P ,KLA 1 Ihr' . I -'flip 1 Q X -P ' ,if ,af ffl y J . ' , , , A ' uf Atv In 146 N rug, ff 4, ,ddafb fa! I f , ff' M Jyafm 1. 0,0-, 1 AJ' 7 ,1 lllfzju f.-' 39 Joke 3 X l This ivy covered exterior was a familiar sight to students as they returned to Weir High in September . . . afzcmfm! All Hail, All Hail, Hail to Weir. These words echo the love and loyalty Weir High students feel for this, our high school, We carry with pride the distinction of being students in a school where mutual respect and un- derstanding for each other is an un- written, unspoken law. As we entered Weir High for the first time, the spirit of our Alma Ma- ter enveloped us and became a part of us. We became more familiar with the routine of the school as time passed, and realized that every phase of our high school life is an essential component to the preservation of this spirit. Without each its effect would be destroyed. During our role as freshmen, the spirit was a symbol of hope. As soph- omores, this constant companion pre- sented itself in the form of activities and classes. It met us at the begin- ning of our junior year ready to guide us through a whirl of events. Now, as seniors, we direct this spirit to turn the pages and convey to you our gratitude to the teachers and stu- dents of Weir High School for their contribution toward giving our lives a more meangingful purpose. -WH but by mid ' er o c pus, tgok w I I vfyh .the completion of o covered wa ay tw rm two ai i sc V, If j 1 . Ny V I JJ .fb ' 2 lf 7 X Z JJ, 1 fy X' JIX 'VJ' KX K -g If ,Q D if i iw me i A me g of A K' . l x if ,- . Al k L L 1 A ' H ,f ' j id I N-JY I! :L N J ,Tone-4'e'i M16 'jj 714 Q! iff' LAR ililifef ll 'V YJ fd sf' Ahigyeif ,J 555' QGLW' 4' , XJ X LJ ivitiesfffy.. K - page 40 r fx i, V 1. fjfi Classej page 66 gf .J y . fy Academic U' page UO 5 746019 fww' 7'Wf'f WOW 5 , L '- If ,- 1' px 'ff J.- fi 'f f' 3 '31 ji f o 4. ll If Q. QC 1 'C'w Y Q A fair , L' 1 1 7 1 if a Wt A ll I Ely T 'Ufpl L' .,, 1 t '59, A ik 4 '. AW z f is M 2-'Et J I V. 1 gi 4 Lab day is a busy day tar chemistry students in the newly remodeled lab as they experiment with the modern equipment, n -' av G, Q BL? I i s Tiny Yokum Crum and Charlie Weaver GasT'on torture guilty defendants during trials at the Yakum Dance. Wm,,4w,g4f4zf' l could have danced all night was the predominant feeling as couples whirled to the music at the Fl-l.A. formal. ABOVE: Ritchie and Bird, two light-weights, demonstrate escape techniques during a wrestling match. RIGHT: Where the covered walk isn'tf 7Wmz4, cum! Zmezwe WWW WINTER il 5 I u a .ya U 1 X I ff x -ff ff ' f xyfxfk 2 JN 'ffl nf ' .., .4 fn, ,A N get 'I 15,1 X ' -v t m ff' x. 1 'n iii? 2,2 A ., ,- I 2 9 f 'HUM W s f N, 'ilghv .fm ,A 1-1 ,im -, .'2mf',p' , 'K . - ga ' 2 .,-4,6166 hmm, V v. QF' rf -!-my R iv' A study in concentration? Pete Coritis is completely engrossed in the precision required in echoniccil drowing TY... T h e oggressive ' Senior Ploy Festivol cost proved them- selves omoteur Broodwoyites when offer toking top honors ot W e i r High, they went on to win first ploce ot the Dromo Festivol ot West Liberty Stote College. sts. Spring is in the oir ond Mrs. Fekoris and Miss Zokutonsky oppeor to be enjoying themselves os they find reloxotion in the sunshine owoy from school problems. ,V . R, i ., L, ' , i . J i f tj ' fi .1 I ,L VU I r X ' WJ jjv , L 1 V D A U J VJ l 4 Vi 2' J SPRING ii fi' i J s 'f lu eanceztai czmdft t .Q fi , L- HL i, i Lf ' f-Ji ij lit J 'gl c 1 of 1 f X 1 v I iv H V, Iv , V. 17,1 A xv J N S Q ibvflx L' 1 - ibn Q N mf L i V 5 'fi Lf ,y J i V V, V' i l i' I fl I i U . ,f , , V ' , - 1 K fr V1 In fl 14. V K ! 4 .xii Y J UV X i f , ' 1 X, 3' ' ,, . -Ly! tu 'ii ,, N ' 1, L JI ,' , 1 I ,lf , ,, ,I L U My ' M jx V L, V Mi J ,- I3 UL ' 1 .7 ,U ' , .K 1 .Lv c it UUV fb!! P ui' V' f t ! in , W , V ttyebggjproac ii of w wyddtlwer, dr n g be and s ri g fever, 'e st X ents b n day- r am- ing. ti out-,lfheirf su mer es ades. Comntin pthe da rt I vac tr n, th y visual d ten is ' i ' ti ' ' 1 lx Tiall gagmgsi cau vslfswil-it ng poo nd hou b ing in e sun. eniors drea d of the'rn future b fthe underclass I I mqnfilglfefe alreadpf nticipating the ape ng of school next September. 4 fi il I l The boys of Weir High are given the opportunity to experience vocational training and develop their abilities. Adventures in Music featuring a cost of three hundred, which included the biggest dance band in the land and the mixed chorus, was the theme for the Spring Concert, which was presented to a standing room only audience. l5 Zaeea Vedanta 22' ,iswgff 2 6 DONNA ULICNY Of Ffzeaaazeal Wie 'a ..,.. ,-gr L Editor-in-chief, Patricia Williamson, Faculty advisor, Miss Ethel Zakutansky, Assistant editor, Brenda Stephen. We, the Weirite Staff, of l959 have created this yearbook to serve as a reminder of ac- tive, happy days at Weir High School. Cram- med between its covers are memories of foot- EDITORIAL STAFF-seated: Beth Lucas, Sharon Brohard, Barbara Blanc, standing: Marilyn Grumet, Carol Bender, John Mikita, Connie Null, Karen Zickefoose. ball games, class parties, and dances. We hope that as time passes your Weirite will be a source of endless pleasure, ADVERTISING STAFF - seated: Judy Vincenti, Cindy Mil- Ier, Pauline Shernisky, standing: Patty Howard, Joan Hair. TYPING STAFF--seated: Betty Veselich, Shirley Kruel, CIRCULATION STAFF-seated: Toni DeFranco, Pam Paul, Sue standing: Patricia Zdinak, Carol Utz, Jacqueline Scandola Messenheimer, standing: Brenda Todd, Marianne Shernisky, EDITORIAL STAFF Pictures cannot tell the complete story and the responsibility of preparing copy for the '59 Weirite was assigned to the editorial staff. Working feverishly to meet the deadline, Sha- ron Brohard, Beth Lucas and their staff worked conscientiously to bring this story to you. ADVERTISING STAFF Soliciting ads was the task undertaken by the advertising staff. Early in October, Cindy Miller and her assistants began canvassing the business districts of Weirton and surrounding areas to raise the funds vital for the publica- tion of the '59 Weirite. TYPING STAFF Nothing was heard but the clicking of type- writers as typing editor, Betty Veselich super- vised her staff to complete the final copy before deadline. ART STAFF: JoAnn Mamula, Donna Mamula, Jeanette Digby, Michael Yurko. Linda Wright, Sue Conrad. CIRCULATION STAFF There's still time to buy a Weirite. -This is only one of the mottos Pam Paul and her cir- culation staff used in conducting the sales cam- paign. Financial manager Pauline Shernisky had the almost impossible job of keeping treas- urer's books in order. ART STAFF Creating posters used in the sales campaign was the initial activity of the art staff. Donna Mamula and Jeannette Digby spent many hours with their staff cutting and pasting pictures which will bring back many fond memories in the years to come. Mr. Robert Haworth super- vised the art work. SPORTS STAFF lt has been another outstanding season for sports at Weir High. Joe Guzzetta, sports edi- tor, had the task of compiling scores and game write-ups to cover the excitement of these con- tests. SPORTS STAFF: Bob Gracey, David Robertson, Joe Guzzetta Bob Null. 5 Eh... . I Q M GWMMWWUWW I MQLMMQWQP ,jg bw MQQMQQWW H fjvffw My W4 xt 'f' fijx X mf M W U f kyMijL fLMW L ATHLETICS Row Row Row ROW Wawfltq Co-captains Paul Fadeley, Bob Gra- cey, and Dave Monseau are shown with the well-deserved Jaycees Tray- ! eling Trophy after defeating Big Red of Steubenville for the third consecu- tive year. Dave Shuler, Manager, George Bolok, Roosevelt Gregory, Kenneth West, Angelo Paolo William Suplee, Manager, Mitch Zinaich, Floyd Shuler. Bernard Norris, Thomas McKitrick Anthony DiBart, Manager, Leon Jeter, Willie Tucker, MacArthur Williams, James Foley Robert Kelley, Richard Powell. Robert Grocey, John Nieman acting Behind the glory of a highly rated football squad are the seldom recognized, hard- working team managers. Making certain that the players are properly uniformed, cleaning out lockers and shower rooms, and assisting the players during the games are but a few of the many duties of the man- agers. Pictured right are: Dave Shuler, Bill Suplee, Jim Mathews, Anthony DiBart, Dave Hinerman, and Dave DiBart. Row 2 Leonard Bloom, Richard Swiger, Bill Anderson, Dave DiBart, Manager l Row gr Carl Gist, Tom Norman, Bob Koper, Fred Gaston, Jim Mathews, Manager Row : Jay Schoolcraft, Dave Monseau, John Ritchie, Dave Hinerman, Manager Row 4: Tom Bloom, Blair Crum, Paul Fadeley, Mike Tomasovnch Not Pictured: John Glover, Richard Hairston, Ronald Brown, Harry Burns 4 I yi I X J' is -x ,Aw Wm 71494 heading mfg time Q ' gm. . aff' Coaches Robert Starkey Burdell Carey, Jim Wares, and l-lugh Manley lf ily' 8 l A fi 'wx J ' ig f htmxl The avid boosters who follow the ath- letic program at Weir High consider our coaching staff an outstanding com- bination capable of producing top teams in all major sports. l-lead Coach Burdell Jim Carey received the West Virginia Sports Writers As- sociation Coach of the Year award. Five periods a day Coach Carey lec- tures to his sociology classes, but at 2:l5 PM. he begins the gruelling task of developing top athletes at Weir l-ligh, Mrt Manley, physical education teacher assists with the football and baseball teams and heads the wrestle ing program. Mr, Wares is assistant football and basketball coach in charge of the Pony Riders. l-le and Mr. Star- key also coach the track team in the spring, These staff members spend many hours performing tasks which re- quire patience, tact, perseverance and nerves of steel, Who has the ball? The man in the striped shirt will have the last word. F 3, nw! au-f vsp. ' -up 4 'ini' ' X Q ,PJ 'X' fav , ,T ff. 1' K 33 1 ' .V .x ,' ' . - ' ' ' -W' 'f '-'V '-Q7,J. A QU . ,fiffifhff , i 2 av , . 4 if M .5 X A .ar 5 , ' ,I NAM . 4 r ' ' - Q ' r Af ' I , di Us rl: I' v,: , ax. J -.tif 5 5 .I gf, ,xi . ,fig ..-, ,1 'S 4-if ni - fgvf' AJ ,ff ff wi J egg, : m M fi 'wtw Q' '5'3'.4zq.,v. . ,M Q A xl- 5.5 Effrtqb Y 1 wiki K - . , ' f ,1 f w JL wx 1 . 'Qi WS -:M .V I X 9 Q .N ., . Ir., ',,8 Nw 1 kr K if Weir High's defense proves a big factor in Big Red game. Weir 13 - Steubenville 7 An excited and tense crowd of over ten thousand eyed Tom Bloom and Mike Toma- sovich as they displayed their All-State talents as the Riders win again, Gaston defies gravity as he chal Weir 42 - Wellsburg 6 Freshman haltback Bob Kelley displayed his talents as the Riders crushed the Wells- burg eleven, The long run again prevailed as it added to another high scoring ball- game, ks up yardage. acting Weir 20 - Charleston 0 The Red Riders started the season with a bang by tarning the Lions after a blazing bat- tle. Fred Gaston highlighted the game with a sensational eighty-five yard run, Weir 46 - Toronto 0 The Riders turned in their b e st offensive performance since they stomped Stonewall Jackson 47-l8 in i952 Weir 27 Steubenville Central 'I2 The fast stepping Riders found the going rough, but overpowered the battling Cru- saders after a hard fought game. Freshman Bob Kelley scores again as the yearling proves his potential in varsity football. Scofzec Weir 40 - Follansbee 7 Two unbeaten teams clashed but only one emerged the victor. Tom Bloom, All- State candidate, displayed his prowess as he turned in a superb ninety-six yard run. Weir 34 - Martins Ferry 0 The Red Riders, having complete control of the ball from the opening kickoff to the final whistle, subdued Ferry to make it nineteen straight. Weir 42 - Clarksburg 7 Weir fa ns thronged to Clarksburg in large numbers to witness one of the best per- formances by team and band alike ever presented in the Clarksburg stadium. Jim Foley, Bill Anderson, and Jay Schoolcraft take time out from practice for a little relaxation. Weir as - Wheeling 12 The Wildcats made known their desire to win as they sidelined three of our star players in another battle at the Wheeling Island Stadium. Weir 0 - Parkersburg 25 The hopes for another un- defeated season went up in smoke as an enthusiastic Big Red team turned in a flawless performance and downed the Red Riders. One position vacant as the forward wall readies for the coming season. 27 Coach Carey gave Mike Toma- soyich and Willie Tucker the as- signment ot guarding the oppos- ing team's key players These boys were major assets to the bas- ketball team, especially during the tournament play. Because of their outstanding performances on the hardwood, Mike and Wil- lie were honored by being chosen on the O,V.A.C. First Team as well as the Regional All Tourna' ment Team. Tom Bloom was also named to the Regional Teamg he and Mike had the distinction ot being selected for the All State Tournament Team, The team acquired additional titles a nd added prestige to our athletic pro- gram, Wczwafaf gackelfczll mm Kneel n M ornaso icrn c Q W l iams, J Gregory Stand ng R Brown F Gaston D Mon aiika F Shuler ,'f' 0 -,RFQ sg If 0 l 2 M? 1 L n . n 6' S -' f Q! -1 I X rg? x jxlf' ' . Q - - 35- W 7, , 0 f u Q . lv ff, ' QE? N fwf, ' E v . , , E N x ,Aus Q4 y Standing: B. Sweeney, M, Williams, B, Hickman, T. Gregory, W. Tucker, B. Kelley, W. Thompson, D H inerman Kneeling: H. Minnis, M. Zinaich, C, Ingram, J Dernko, C Jennings, C. Mortimer eeewe 3446614466 mm Coach Wares explains the fundamental points of basketball to the Reserve Team. Coach Jim Ware's Pony Riders, following in the footsteps ot the Region l-AAA Champions, won seven while losing only two of their regular season games. The Reserve Basketball Team proves to be another high-ranking representative ot Weir High in the ever-growing athletic circle. Throughout the season and tournament play sev- eral ot the Pony Riders appeared in varsity com- petition, proving their ability to fill positions on the Varsity Team which will be vacated by grad- uating seniors. 79587 Zcwefail 7mm M17 'fwfv iv .,. ii C-isf Y L9 0 .4 K. 5 1 'aj' 6 ,ff Q Qi. Jerry Bird, ll2, and Gary Virtue lO5, posed for photographers to demonstrate another hold in the wrestling game Wrestling is rapidly becoming a major sport on a high school level. Coach l-lugh Manley, the wrestling instructor and assistant coach in football and baseball, was instru- mental in developing wrestling as a major sport in Weir l-ligh, Weir High enjoyed o tairly good season by winning seven while losing six in regularly scheduled matches. The wrestling team received state-wide recognition by participating in OVAC and State Tour- naments.. They placed tour boys, Varner, Sutton, Virtue, and Greenliet, as regional win- ners in their respective classes. Sutton and Varner went on to win state championships. The team earned enough points to be acclaimed second place state winners, .lim Varner and Henry Childers dem' Onstratc neutral position in wrestling game Varner weighs l38 and Chili glors l47. SENIOR G. A. A. Row lg R. Jones, S. Brohard, K. Graham M. Muller, R. Tennant, G. Elliot, D LJlicny, B. Lucas, D. Smith. Row 2: Mrs. Vincent, D. Lahr, C. Miller B. Todd, C. Bender, K. Ross, T. Burns C. Thomas, B. Chester, M. Casey. Row 3: J. D'Alesio, B. Blanc, C. Balon C. Freeland, C. Longer, W. Virtue, P mula. Row 4: R. Mainenti, S. Lalich, M. Waite J. Vincenti, A. Culley. P. Williamson B. Veselich, C. Hooper, P. Howard, K Williams, C. Peyton. Row 5 S. Smith, D. Cottrill, P. Zdinak L. Warren, N, Norman, P. Shernisky N. Moore, H. Hartley, S. Kruel, V Thompson. aff. ,4. Set 'em upl Guard herl These were some of the excited yells you might have heard had you attended a night meeting of the GAA. Volleyball and basketball tournaments were held with great enthusiasm, for the members of the winning teams were presented with minia- ture gold basketball and volleyballs. Making signs before basketball and foot- ball games to encourage our team on to victory was a new project initiated by these ambitious girls. At the end of the football season a dance was held to honor the football players and team managers. Nancy Moore and Fred Gaston were elected Football King and Queen. Mem- bers of the basketball and baseball teams were JUNIOR G. A. A. Row I: S. Lantz, P. Balog, C. Cannell, B. Jackson, S. Justice, B. Notte, B. Jefte, T. DeFranco, M. Coughlan. M. Swift, B. Corwin. Row 2: Mrs. Vincent, V. Granger, M. Iaquinta. C. Davis, E. Kuzmich, V. Car- ter, P. Furbee, J. Sheckler, L. Petrelle, S. Storage, J. Matask. Row 3: S. Jack, P. Gracie, M. Brewer. M. Martin, E. Demko, S. Thomas, J. Canei J. Crabtree, P. Frances. B. Pope, D. Bartolovich. Row 4: D. Wright, T. Anas, J. Scandola, J. Norman, D. Shank, M. Paul, O. Mc- Elfresh, B. Banda, J. Mamula, J. Zak R. D'AIesio, L. Allese. I Row 5: C. Ewaskey. D. Bailey, L. Smith B. Stephen, P. Fennych, N. Dennison B. Gobert, A. Wajda, S. Briscoe, K. Zickefoose, J. Wagner. 1 Raw 6: H. Bartolovich, J. Gaston, S. Zie- rold. M. Yurko, S. Reifman, A. Sowers P. Allese, M. Gorsich, B. Jackson, L. Jeter. guests at a weiner roast held at the Police Lodge. The highlight of the year was the An- nual May Dance where Queen Victoria XX reigned with her regal court composed of mem- bers of the four classes. Under the guidance of the sponsor Mrs. Virginia Vincent and the officers: Roxie Ten- nant, president, Kathy Graham, secretary, Gerry Elliot, treasurer, and Margaret June Miller, sec- retary of social affairs, the G.A.A. has termi- nated a busy but happy year. With abounding energy the girls worked and played together. The result was a year of both enjoyment and success, proving again the wisdom of the saying, lt pays to playl Paul, D. Garrett, R. Steinman, D. Mo- ff 4 5 0 47' . gg zwfw if 4:-5! X ' ,W I gfb 'ff 4 5 ,. , ww f as ML. -ff' , 3 , 4,5 3 ' I A ff' 1+ 'f M 'Q J? ,, fwf ,iw -:To will iffy . 'N-M.. X V 1-. li 'f 'E'- 'Q If 0 'W X . 54,2 Isvi. ,Q ,A f ,. , 5 . May thy days be ever free ACTIVITIES fg . 46 4 .... Weir High Cabinet The Weir High School Cabinet and Coun- cil has long been recognized as one of the most outstanding and active student governing or- ganizations of the area. The weekly meetings, presided over by President Fred Gaston, and Vice-President Attie Sowers, represent only a fraction of the time spent by the governing body of our school. Mrs. Dolores Pickens has spent many hours capably advising council members on matters concerning the welfare of Weir High and its students. The freshmen received a warm welcome with an orientation program and a Get Ac- quainted Dance, both sponsored by student council. With the opening of the new year, council began preparing for the annual Play Festival and Talent Show-both proving to be successesl The preparations for the Go to Church campaign and the Thanksgiving and Easter Assemblies were under the direction of the Chapel Department of the Cabinet. In February a delegation of sixteen, chap- eroned by Mr. Endry, represented Weir High at a three day Leaderehip Conference on the campus of West Virginia University. As graduation time neared campaigning for offices to be vacated by the seniors enthu- siastically began. To become better acquainted with the candidates and their ideals, council held a Know Your Candidate assembly, Af- ter the votes were counted and the victors pro- claimed student cauncil honored both the newly elected and the retiring officers with an Inaugu- ral Banquet. At the annual Recognition Assembly, de- serving senior students were presented with Dis- tinguished Service Awards, These awards were given to students who have contributed of their time and service to the school. Here ended a year of diligent planning and much enjoyment, but the accomplishments and memories of the administration will serve to inspire those who will fallow. G! .Z ' on S Raw Row Row Row Row l 4. l: B. Pope, K. Moredock, M. Shernisky, R. Furst, S. Daugherty J Cane: J Zak H Bartolovuch P Laluch H Hor ey 2: K. Martaus, L. Osvath, B. Casey, L. Riddle, J. Wolicki, J. Hou r rx o w r nn Jusfuce Cook, J. Tuley, M. Alnmonos, S, Freshour. 3: D. Wright, L. Smlfh, A. Magnone, P. Furbce, A. Culley S Stora e r er M aaa rn U Z Hanlin, J. Rlchards. 4 B 5 R :J. Flemmg, L. Wrnght, J. Crabtree, J. Labrshak J. Luca C Jackson K Bohrer M O oark B Blllche k S Lo . Todd, I. Kunfupls, B. Cassella, M. Swartz. :R. Null, C. Powell, R. Lemasfcrs, J. Roberts, M. Bush, S. k C rtls B Hlckrnan F Vaslluos W Sarnecn , Brodt, E. Dragisich, J. O'Roark, E. Perlosky, J. Shlrer, M Legnasky L Gramer COUNCIL 'WW -14433, 6,25 Two projects of cabinet and council were to decorate the halls for Chrnstmas and to sponsor the annual Talent Show Deepzeqmg famaczfiatic czkwla Row lr J, Lucas, J. Carson, C. Dolphin, K, Mudrick, M. Grumet, Miss Raveaux Row 2: N. Norman, D. Lahr, S, Mott, J. Daugherty, F. lzenson, W. Virtue, B. Blanc, P. Shernisky, J. Hair, J. Revisky Row 3: B. Lawyer, B. Morris, S, Briscoe, D. Bartolovich, C, Null, L. Riddle, M. Waite, S. Brohard, J. Baker Tom-Tom The Tom-Tom beats out a message to Weir High students-a message of monthly school ac- tivities: sports events, club news, class happen- ings, and special affairs. The publication strives to keep the Weir High student informed of all the school news. Beginning journalists take time out to pose for a picture. The Boy and Girl of the Month, Senior Page, and the baby pictures of seniors were added at- tractions which provided reading enjoyment dur- ing this school year. Any student is eligible for a position on the Tom-Tom staff, but once a member, he finds that publishing the school paper is not as easy a task as it may have appeared. Hard work and diligence go into each issue. Every day room 303 overflows with activity as Miss Elaine Ra- veaux supervises the planning and preparation of the next issue. Faculty Sponsor Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Editorial Editor News Editors Senior Editors Financial Manager Typing Editor Circulation Managers Exchange Editor, Artist Advertising Managers Sports Editors TOM-TOM STAFF Miss Elaine Raveaux Bonnie Blynn Vikki Loufakis Mary Ann O'Roark Barbara Notte, Sue Conrad Beth Lucas, Bill Jones .. Karen Amos Patty Howard Penny Roberts, Frank Vasilos Roxie Tennant Nancy Moore, Judy Carson Anthony DiBart, Joe Revisky nys National Honor Society The hopes and dreams of one day becom- ing a member of one of the most respected organizations in Weir High were fulfilled for twenty-four deserving juniors when their names were announced as members of the 1958-59 National Honor Society. This great honor was bestowed upon those students who had maintained an A or B scholastic average, had shown outstanding traits of leadership, and possessed character of high moral and spiritual value. The members calculated homeroom aver- ages at the end of each six weeks grading period and planned entertaining assemblies at which time a scholastic banner was pre- sented to the counseling room with the high- est average. Students with a straight A av- erage were given recognition for achieving the highest scholastic average. Mr. John Patterson, Assistant Principal, sponsored the group whose officers this year were Brenda Todd, president, Pauline Sher- . . p - 01 N. H.S. Members: Pat Williamson, Anthony DiBort, and Bonnie Blynn, semi-finalists in National Merit Scholarship competition. nisky, vice-president, Pat Zdinak, secretary, and Nancy Norman, treasurer. Membership in this club is limited to those students who attain a high scholastic average but the honor of being one of those chosen is a just reward for diligence and scholarship. Row l: D. Collier, P. Zdinak, B. Todd, P. Shernisky, N. Norman Row 2: P. Williamson, B, Williams, J. Vincenti, M. Waite, S. Lalich, B, Lucas, K. Ross, Mr. Patterson Row 3: A. DiBart, M. O'Roark, N. Moore, B. Blanc, F. Gaston, W, Virtue, K. Williams, B. Blynn, C, Balser, W. Jones 4e70mZd'74 2445145 Masque and Gavel The play's the thing, quoth Shakes- peare. The play was the thing, with Mrs. Mar- garet Skiles and Miss Evangeline Angelos as prompters , and the officers as directors: Bon- nie Blynn, president, Karen Williams, vice-presi- dent, Sharon Brohard, secretary, and Penny Roberts, treasurer. Stolen Identity , the Masque and Gavel lyceum program was a hit with the student body and brought well-earned credit to the club. The drama club's entry in the Homecom- ing Parade was decorated with the theme Our Hearts Are With the Team. ln April, members were heard on Town Hall of the Air as they debated the subject, Should West Virginia have a detailed physical fitness program? Masque and Gavel mem- bers were in the spotlight as they entertained their parents on Parents' Night. Many interesting programs pertaining to drama were presented at the monthly meetings. The art of applying make-up was demonstrated to the thespians by Miss Angelos. This newly learned skill was put to the test as members made-up the Weir High dromatists for vari- ous appearances. Masque and Gavel play cost awaiting curtain call. At the end of a successful year, senior members were awarded club pins. Masque and Gavel provides an opportu- nity for a student to try out his acting ability and to learn some of the arts of the stage and theater. I I I I 72 cf. Reed, Mueller, and Revisky making sure that the flats are secure. X. ' Z 264024 Stage Club All the world is a stage . . . but with- out the dedicated efforts of the Stage CPUb members, the setting of Weir I-ligh's stage would not be available. The boys in the organization worked un- tiringly to create an atmosphere befitting the dramatic presentations in our school. Furni- ture, flats, and sets were prepared for the Play Festival and the Senior Class Play. For the Talent Show the club was responsible for the lighting, microphones and the stage decora- tions. While performing these duties, the mem- bers learned the tasks of the behind-the-scene worker. These jobs included tending to the curtains and lighting, operation of the public address system, and the creation of sound ef- fects. Officers for the year were: Tom Norman, president, Dick Reed, vice-president, and Charles Mueller, secretary-treasurer. Mr. George Harris supervised the stage hands. The members of the Stage Club are indeed a necessity in every successful stage presenta- tion .......... Row l' C. Mueller, T. Norman, R. Reed, B. Sweeney, E. Dragasich, B. Chuma, L. Chuma Row 2: Mr. Harris. J. Connovich, C. Pow ell C. Mortimer, B. Gatjka, J. Revisky G, Kosanovich 47 Oscar Winners Front Row: Eli Droglsich, Jirn Campbell Standing Jim Roberts, Kcthy Graham, Tom Norman grew The first major production in our newly renovated ouditoriurn was the presentation of the annual Play Fes- tival. The amateur thespicins per- tormzd before a capacity audience who applauded their talents The Pot Of Gold Presented by Senior Class Director Mrs, Georgette Fekoris Student Director Art Davis Cast pictured: Kathy Graham, Blair Crum, Linda Riddle, Mory Ann O'Roork, Tom Norman. at 0 . . . lEhll Presented by Junior Class Directors Mrs. Liberty Shlanta Miss Gloria Proakis Student Directors Charles Powell Pat Gracie Cast pictured: Mike Kuntupis, Robert Sowers, Karen Zicketoose, Janet Canei, James Campbell, Shock Of His Life Presented by . Sophomore Class Director Miss Ethel Zakutansky Student Director .. , Ellen Joseph Cast pictured: Mary Ann McCroken, Joan DiFelice, John Frangakis, Karen Graham, Jack Evans, Jim Roberts. No More Boys Presented by. .. Freshman Class Director Mr, Kenneth W. Simcox Student Directors Louis Grumet Andrea McLaughlin Cast pictured: Deanna Wood, Eli Dragisich, Helen Anas, Mickey Crisci, Rickey Abrams, Rose Lellie, Barbie Jackson, Bill Riffee, . . 7 .44 Row B Brown J Brancozo B Gaytka B Gelunl J Matthews D Nurml Row Mr Manley B Suplee H Mlnnls L Rtche G V t e E Gaptka D Robertson R Stomch Row L Beatty J Mklta M Rchards B Kope J Foley D Hnermon J Schoolcraft J Mlhaly Row F Gaston B Crum M Tomaso :ch J Glo er B Sweeney T Norman H Woods A Greer Helpful Key Clubbers osslsted un the clean up campalgn Key Club To better the school and communlty to asslst the needy and to bunld patrlotlc cutlzens are the true oblectlves of every Key Clubber ley the supervlslon of Mr John B Sorrentl and the leadershup of the offlcers Bud Gelnnu pres: dent Bob Galtka vlce presldent Jlm Matthews secretary John Brancazlo treasurer Bob Brown chaploln and Dave Nurmu hlstorlan the club achneved nts many goals Agaun thus year the Key Club planned and sponsored the annual homecoming actlvltles Usherlng at the football games asslstlng wuth the cleanmg of school lockers and conduct ang a safety assembly were but o few of many projects undertaken to better the school How ever most lmportant of all Key Clubbers set an example for school conduct and encouraged school spurlt To osslst the needy the members collected canned goods and roused funds by the sale of candy The boys also collected and distributed magazlnes to the patlents In Welrton General Hospltal The youth of today wlll be the leaders of tomorrow Club members gained wlde expert ence by taking over the clty admlnlstratlon for one day Several members of the Wear Hugh Key Club attended the state convention In Bluefueld and came back wlth coveted honors 1:. ,. ,,' 2:. ,, ,. ,,ii,.iru,,',. ,.' 31, ,. it , .i ,. r,. , . i ,. , . ' 4: , , , , v' ,. v ,. ,. , . , . Il ' I . . . . .. ,, 4 . Under the able direction of Mr. Hugh Man- : . .D A 1 up a . . ax I , - I I 'I I .2 I. . 1: I . :U , 1 I I - I I I I Il . ' Il Q . -- I '74s ' Hi-Y The Hi-Y Club, a service organization of long standing, completed a heavy schedule during the past year. The members went cheerfully about their various tasks, successfully perform- ing their many duties. Mr. Thomas Groves, faculty sponsor, was assisted by the following officers: Bill Jones, pre- sident, Joe Guzzetta, vice-president, Darryl Kid- well, secretary, Pete Caritis, treasurer, Dave Monseau, chaplain, Frank Vasilios, marshall, and Dick Reed, historian, These proficient lead- ers were instrumental in making the i958-i959 school year an outstanding one. The beginning of the school year saw the Hi-Y busily managing the book store, which en- abled many students to purchase second-hand books at reasonable cost. Ushering at the foot- ball games, conducting the Veteran's Day Assem- bly over the inter-communication system, and participating in a basketball game between the Key Club and the Hi-Y were but a few of the projects undertaken by this group which added color and spirit to the school. The services of the club have their begin- ning in the school, but they affect our commu- nity as well as all humanity. Funds derived from candy sales were contributed to the YMCA World Service. The Hi-Y exemplifies the endeavors of youth in our school. The Hi-Y candy counter does a booming business during noon hour. Row l: F. Vasilios, P. Caritis, D. Monseau, J. Guzzetta, B. Jones, D. Kidwell, D. Reed, Mr. Groves. Row 2: L. Carozza, J. Davis, J. Revisky, S. Caritis, S. Glykas, R. Campbell, D. Henry, N. Kolakis, J, Frangakis, C. Jennings, D. DiB rt T. T ti J M In r. a , ou s, . o a Row 3: G. Mitchell, B. Lawyer, B. Stepanovich, B. Zulkoski, C. Mortimer, P. Armistead. S. Almason, B. Hickman, B. Patterson. W. Zulkoski. G. Richards. B. Null. 7a? ' ' 7deczZ4 Y-Teens To find and give the best! is the goal of the Y-Teens, an affiliate of the YWCA. The Y-Teen organization endeavors to help its mem- bers develop their talents, and the individual personalities, proving that willingness and forti- tude point the way to successful venture. The spirit of helping others was exempli- fied by the donation of S25 to the Social Service Union, which was used as a Thanksgiving con- tribution to a needy Weirton family. The sum of S20 was sent to the YWCA headquarters to be used in assisting YWCA in foreign lands. In the midst of a very busy year, Y-Teen members held their annual formal dance at the Community Center highlighting the holiday festivities. The Christmas season was made more meaningful this year with the presentation of the chapel program over the public address system. The program was informative, consist- ing of the customs and traditions of Christmas celebrations in different lands, and an explana- tion of Hanukkah, an impressive celebration of the Hebrew faith. Representatives of the Hebrew, Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox faiths appeared as guest speakers at Y-Teen meetings bringing messages of understanding and appreciation of all religions. Leading the club were the following offi- cers: Donna Mamula, president, Nancy Nor- man, secretary, Patricia Zdinak, treasurer, Kathy Graham, chaplain, Karen Ross, historian, Cynthia Miller, senior vice-president, Eve Tru- jillo, senior treasurer, Helen Bartolovich, junior vice-president, Sondra Briscoe, junior treasurer, Jane Carson, sophomore vice-president, and Judy Romer, sophomore treasurer, Guiding them in the ways of Christian service was Mrs. Amelia Mergen, sponsor. The Y-Teens closed another year with a sincere wish to all its members for faith, under- standing, love, happiness, health, and wisdom, and what few worldly materials they may need to be used to the Glory of God. Row Raw Row Row Row JUNIOR Y-TEENS l: D. worth, 2: M, rokis, JECKQCHW H. Bartolovich, M. Coughlin, C. Cannell, J. Mamulo, S. Storage, D. Shank, D. Marino, M. Balint, M. Allese, M. Bos- . ese Cummings, D. Rizzo, S. Orr, A. Drumm, S. Freshour, P. Fennych, D. Wright, D. Martaus, D. Wilson, N. Dennison, V. Voulga- S. Zierald, E. Demka 3: J, Calvert, L. Watson, P. Virtue, F. Collins, J. Culler, S. Mott, T. Goresh, A. Magnone, D. Aberegg, A. Waicla, D. Bartolovich K. Moredock 4: J. Dennis, D. Mossor, J. Crabtree, S, Justice, V. Loufakis, K. Gilmore, V. Carter, B. Banda, J. Norman, P. Furbee, J. Sheckler, J. Canes, J. Zak, P. Francis, E. Kuzmich, J. Maceyak, B. Morris, B. Gobert 5: O. McElfresh, P. Lalich, J. Harris, D. Bailey, B. Starkey, E. Blanar, R. Molnar, S. Briscoe, C. Davis, B. Jackson, E. Muldrew, Yurko, J. Wagner, T, Anas, K. Zickerfoose, B. Notte, A. Sowers, P. Allese. M. Row Row Row EXW SOPHOMORE Y TEENS K Forester J Dorsey C Norman J Gullas R Kuhns S Conrad M McCracken S Mclntvre M White E Joseph J Carson Alimonos J Monezis S DeFranco oks s mi avern T ronti C Ncho as S Bugle J Ferguson D Karnoupa is Showalter R Kallay S Powell T Spiewak N Rigas B Kester S McMillan S Sradelman V nic L Barrett C Paul P Young C McGee B Jackson K Lahr J Mana k L Wright B McLain C McCoy J Dclfelice J Little S Messenheimer J Tiley K Graham N Tedrow D Hatala E Johnson oica R Enich B Billchcck J Labishak P Cline K Clear J Daugherty D McBi.irney B ox S Ferguson N Martin M Morgan R Jaskiewicz S LaPosta C Jackson D Lonchar J L cas P Sl rek K Z1. k B B ron M Shernisky P Angelo B Campbell J Romer D Mintdrop L Bennett A Frankoyicn J Carroll P Ogg K Roadway l: . - , . , . , . , . , . , . , . I , , ' , . , , M. ' , , , . 2: J. Bro , S. Jane , H. S th, D. McG , . T ', J. Smith, J. ook, E, i I , . r, , , , k Row S3: K. Hanlin, D. McDonald, R. Kasica, T. Meadows, E. Moraitis, K. Long, J, McCullough, S. Smith, S, Daugherty, L, Lugk, M, Krgk . is , . , . , . , . , . , , , . i: 43 - f - - 1 - f - i i I 1 - 1 - , , , . , , R. St ' , . , . , , ' , . ' , J i - f - , . C . 5: . V, . ', , , . ' ' , - I , . , . Li , . usa , . ana, . a . x - WI 169' .uh 4255 if gl asf. Miss Davis and a group of her Latin students view Roman exhibits. 74 1' aitme Latin Club Latin students comprise the Latin Club, the bond between the formal learning of the language and the informal social gatherings. Striving to stimulate an interest in this ancient language, the organization conduc- ted many activities. Saturnalia, the Roman Christmas was celebrated with the crowning of a Rex and a Regia iking and queenl and included gift exchanges, The group journeyed to the Buhl Plane- tarium to view the Latin exhibits. The club is interested in the present as well as the past, as shown when the Latin Club members entered a car in the Home- coming Parade and at Christmas collected and distributed canned goods to needy fami- lies. Miss Ruth Davis guides and sponsors the club, its officers were Jane Carson, presi- dent, Sue Stadleman, vice-president, Debbie McBurney, secretary, Sue Conrad, treasurer, Karen Lahr, chaplain, and Jane Bailey, sec- retary of social affairs. Climaxing a very enlightening year, the annual Roman Banquet was held in May. The costumed members portrayed ancient Romans as they feasted on traditional foods and followed legendary customs, Row Row Row Row Row I: J. Monezis, S. Conrad, J. Bailey, J. Lucas, J. Carson, S. Stadelrnan, D. McBurney, K. Lahr, J. Frangakis 2: J. Easterday, D. Wood, E. Mitchell, B, Jackson, V. Leach, S. Hamlin, M. Alimonos, S. Powell, J. McCullough, Miss Davis 3: R. Stoica, A. McLaughlin, B. Molnar, J. Cook, E. Joseph, B. McLain, C. McCOYi Zi MGVYOH, S. Messenheimer, B. Han- lin, K. Mort, J. Bee, S. Meyer, P- Smlfll 4: R. Waro, M. Krak, S. Daugherty, J. Carroll, K. Graham, S. Hausman, F. lzenson, R. Furst, J. DiFelice, K. Streho, N. Higgins, P. Folger, B. Marovich 5: L. Grumet, R. Gobert, J. Shirer, E. Moraitis, J. Cooke, J. Holovok, J. Evans, R. Patterson, E. Balog, K. Mercer, M. Cacic, V. Ash, R. Molnar, K. Clear, M. Shernisky, I. Kuntupis, L. Patterson. ,M ay 7 'Jando Row l: Mr. G. Harris, B. Gracey, L. Riddle, J. Vincenti, P. Williamson, C. Cannell, B. Corwin, J. Wolicki, B. Ferguson, J. Fair. Row 2: H. Minnis, D. Nurmi, E. Dragisich, D. Wright, V. Loufakis, S. DeFranco, B. Blynn, S. Vlsnic, K. Forrester, L. Osvath. B. Ash, R. Kuhns, N. Rigas, S. Hissom, W. Frazer. K. Olashuk, R. Chuma. J. Connoyich. Row 3: B. Andrews, S.. Darby, C. Greenlief, M. Hall, S. Welshans, K, Moredock, C. Jackson, S. LaPosta, E. Johnson, P. An- gelos, J. Gullas, J. Labishak, R. Lellie, J, Woods, R. Veal, J. Fodor, L. Ralston. Row 4: D. Aoeregg, J. Wagner, L. lzenson, B. Morris, C. Ewaskey, S. Mclntyre, M. Baron, S. Ankrom, G. Billcheck, B. Kolar, F. Maganas, D. Mintdrop, S. Neeley, V. Eloi, C. Cattrell. Row 5: L. Melto, K. Melvin, D. Earley, R. Brown, J. Bond, T. Ellsworth, M. Crisci, G. Kosanovich, C. Jennings, G. Komar, B. Bloom, R. Knuchel, W. Riftee. Spanish Club Fascination for the intriguing and ro- mantic language of Spain has lured many students to study Spanish customs in more detail. The Spanish Club is an organization designed to promote a better understanding of this distant land. A car decorated in an array of brilliant colors with a Mexican hat as the crowning touch claimed first prize for the club in the Homecoming Parade. The Festival of the Three Kings , held in January to celebrate the Spanish Christ- mas, was highlighted by many customs, such as the breaking of the pinata. Gne of the most important events was the presentation of a one-hour program com- memorating Pan-American Day in April. This program consisted of colorful dances and enlightening skits portraying Spanish life. This program was climaxed with a school wide Pan-American dance in the evening. The officers who made the past year such a successful one were Pat Williamson, presi- 55 dent, Judy Vincenti, vice-president, Linda Riddle, treasurer, Carolyn Cannell, secretary, and Betty Corwin, chaplain. Faculty sponsor Mr. George Harris advised the club members. The many enjoyable experiences during the year will be pleasant memories in the fu- ture. The Spanish Club proudly displays its prize-winning car in the Homecoming Parade M1477 Rowl P Paul C Cannell C Ewaskey J Zak K Graham P Wllllamson D Bartolovrch J Cane: K Forrester Mrs Morgan Row C wrn B oe M oughlln J Daugherty S Powell R uans Ullcr K Mudrlc D Vernon P Zlero K Lahr P vlrtue C Mousadls V Voulgorakns w 3 D h C artaus J Monezls G Elllot J u as n elos rsan F lzens E Josep M Cracken J Lucas L Watson N Rug s Row u ee D ossor J eckler J alr orrls adja a ner Barre Mor oc Stolca Zdlnak L Warren D Shank S Daugherty J Labnshak Row 5 L Osvath D McBurney J Matask S Relfrnan B Banda M Grumet J Ca roll M Yurko B Notte A Sowers B Mraovlch S Mclntyre S Conrad B H nlln K Zdnnak M Krak K Clear A Frankovlch Lrnda Warren funds dellght ID capturrng the Interest and attentnon of eager fnrst graders Future Teachers of America To broaden the hornzons of learnlng the Future Teachers of America strlve to promote mterest ln the fleld of education Many stu dents Interested In the teachmg professuon have received valuable experlence and asslst ance through the organlzatlon At the monthly meetungs teachers from local schools presented lnspnrnng talks an thelr expenences In teachnng ln elementary schools, junnor hugh schools and sensor hugh schools F T A put forth their talents ln decora ting a car for the l-lomecomlng Parade The club held a covered dash dunner In December Members met In May at a tea to honor senlor members One of the hlghllghts of the year was a faeld trap to West Lnberty State College where the future teachers observed college teach mg methods Ably leadlng the Club thus year were the followlng offlcers Kathy Graham president Pat Wnlllamson vlce presldent Donna Bar tolovlch secretary Janlce Zak treasurer, and Charlotte Ewaskey publucnty chanrman Mrs Ruth Ann Morgan gurded the future teachers an their quest for knowledge of theur chosen professron ' ' 01 l 2:Bi or',-S. risc',' ,C T, , A , . f -K7 ,U '1Y, . K, - , V ld, Ro -I ,Lb ry .Ml I. . I',A . , .-Gll , P. Ag ,J, Co ,S. Visnic, . on, , h, .Mc- , . , . , . a. 4:P,Frb, .M ,.Sh ,.H',B.M4',A.W ',J.Wg ,L. tt, K. ed k,R. ',P. ,lllf-J,-',4V,, ,A f- ,. . , , , . , , a ', , , . , . , . , O I I X I V II Il - 1 . . . . Z- . I 5 , . .... - I I I . , I I 56 144,-4? Rowl T DeFronco C Cannell S Briscoe S McDougal F Oden B Blynn D Aberegg D Smith M Foster M Coughlin Row2 B Corwin J Mamulo P Fennych L Bellos M Cummings A Chafin K Shultz J Hurd M Hixenbaugh W Kacher S Freshour T Goresh Row 3 C Coburn B Pope K Maredock B Morris N Dennison E Saffel J Culler D Garrett B Helmick B Higgins K Jackson E Harless M Lttle L lzenson E Demko Future Homemakers of America Mid pleasures and palaces though we may roam Be it ever so humble theres no place like home The pur pose of the Future Homemakers f America is to teach the members to be come wise, efficient and pleasing home makers and mothers The club promotes cial competence in a girl ln November the club entered a car in the Homecoming parade decorated in red and white with the theme Cook their Goose Weir High A Christmas formal and a party were held by the organization during the holi day season Proving their worth as cooks the members prepared a covered dish dinner during February which they enjoyed in the newly remodeled home economics room Miss Ruth Glass home economics teacher supervised the monthly meet ings The officers this year were Bonnie Lou Blynn president Sue McDougal vice president Marie Foster, secretary Donna Aberegg treasurer Margo Cough lin chaplain and Toni DeFranco, mar sha Even though A womans work is Margooiiggfhgfq rhzowghni Egrrgj Blynn never done, these future homemcikers know how best to do that work C ll ' I . I I ' ll - o . . . I . H X a feeling of confidence, security, and so- , A ' . . , ,, - - - ll . I -1 . . - V ff I I I - l I I ' U I I ' I I V W1 - 1 Q 4 . I 1 ' 'f' X ' . ' 44 - 'M-u I I ' - ll. . , . ll I ' I . Il . . 76 . Mrs. McGrogan and some of her assistant librarians take a break to be photographed. Ui? Library Club Books are the keys to knowledge. Here at Weir High we are fortunate to have a library that offers us books on any subject ranging from the scientific to the entertaining. To keep these books at anyone's command is a big job. To assist the librarian, Mrs, Marga- ret McGrogan, in arranging books, filing cards, and offering assistance to students in selecting books are the duties of the Library Club. Members of this organiza- tion render valuable service to students and faculty in our school. Assisting the Weirton Woman's Club, the organization instituted a drive to col- lect story books that were donated to the children's ward of the Weirton General l-lospital. With the co-operation of the entire student body, they were able to donate numerous books to this worth- while drive. The officers of the club were Char- lotte Ewaskey, president, Phyllis Holt, vice-president, Pat Zierold, secretary, Sue Mott, treasurer, Mary Reed, chaplain, and Loretta Petrelle, council representa- tive. Row l: B. Jeffe, S. Zierold, J. D'Alesio, S. Daugherty, J. Matask, B. Gobert. Row 2: Mrs. McGrogan, S. Storage, P. Furbee, V. Carter, M. Casey, R. Kuhns, L. Watson, P. Virtue, J. Snodgrass, N. Mallas, Row 3. S. Giebell, L, lzenson, C. Coburn, K. Moredock, B. Pope, L. Bellas, S. Riefman, J. Dorsey, D. Hatala, T. Anas. 58 Awww 76 Zecame Swwzmew I I I I I Row N Kolakls B Jones B Lawyer T Eureka Mr Evancho Row Kester A Chafun K Shultz J Truax J Snodgrass P Swlger E Rodell Row J Dngby P Holt L Swlger S Renfman N Mallas D Shultz C Mclntyre C Boyce Row Yeater L Sole J Revlsky B Mraovuch R Kohnfelder S Safreed S Glykas B Lowery Amateur Camera Bugs developlng skll In us: g photographuc equlpment Photography Club One does not need to be an expert an the fneld of photography to enjoy thus hobby How ever some enthuslastrc young camerabugs are strnvlng toward that goal The Photography Club rs an organnzatuon whlch teaches the rudlments and the untrucacles of photography At the monthly meetings an expert In the tleld ot photography lectured and demonstrated the art ot picture taking to these amateur pho tographers One of the most Interesting actnvu tres at thus group durlng the past year was vusnt mg local photography studuos where the mem bers were permitted to take pictures with protes sional equupment During the renovation of the Mann Building plans provrded for the construction of a Dark Room to be used by club members Thus work area enabled students to acquire and perfect thear dark room technuques Guudnng the shutterbugs thus year were Bob Lawyer president Bull Jones vlce president and Ton: Eureka secretary treasurer Mr Jonh Evancho was the faculty sponsor Q I4 . Rowl M Bosworth E Trunllo J Labushak P Roberts D Howell L Toops E Harless K Amos R 2 N M ll E R dll F Od V Ga B H Ins P Holt S Thomas J Mor an F Bradford ow a as o e en r nger :gg g Row 3 S Freshour S LaPosta J Berry W Sarneckn E Zotezalo K Forester J Frangaks B Sowers T Shuble Mr Lutton Mnxed Chorus As the Ilghts dnmmed and the curtains opened a hush fell over the audience The selections under the dlrectuon of Mr Dale Lutton Thus has happened many tames durlng the year The members of the chorus have contrub uted melodnous vocaluzatuon to many school act: vutles and have stlmulated an apprecuatnon for musuc among students What student has not been lnspured by the beautiful sunglng durnng assembly and chapel programs? Throughout an actlve year the Wear Hugh Shool Chorus has done nts port by con trlbutlng :ts talent for the enjoyment ot others The offucers thus year were Eve Trugnllo presrdent Linda Toops secretary Penny Rob erts treasurer Walter Sarneckl council repre sentatuve, and puanlst Llnda Toops 6l Chorus practicing for another presentatlon 1 . . . , . , . , . , , . n, . , . , . I , . chorus arose and began to sing some favorite ' I 1 , H J . - I - . . . I T . I Q nrwurlt F m, l P X i 1 LITE! i 9 5 5 2 .ll A? i 3 1 U5 'Er f 5 A U- s ' f 15 U 2 , i 1 i X 'gf ' . gx. ,gif B' 4' da - 'I ' AQ ' U. .f .1-,L .:- '1- i 'gf ' ' 'iw 914 , Q3 w 31 Q 1, fgms ' B 5 I X 1 it' ' 4 x Os. 1 ' Wi- ' fi ' ' KY gf! : , V ya, ' :M I ' K l , X 4 h . .K W 'Ti X A I s QQ an qv,-5-fr 1 A sf wzupizx Q Y .N fd K Q-H M ' gmaddatdelmzdn Majorettes: D, Ulicny, V. Carter, A. Culley, K, Bohrer, L. Petrelle. Drum Major: J. Johnson. l B Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row . Ash, A. Frankovitch. 2' B. McLain, E. Dragisxch, K. McAbee, P. Baker, B. Jackson. 3. C. Jennings, J. Manack, R. Price, N. Higgins. 4' G. Tingler, H. Smith, C. Cottrell. 5' F. Lancia, K. Jackson, P. Brondollno, K. Muldrcw, C. Mclvtullln, V. Loutczkls. 6: L. Sanfora, J. Lontz, W, Culler, J. Nicholas, J. Campbell, W. Zulkowskl, P Horns, R. Collins R, Null, J, Burocchlo, W. Zu kowski, P. Sutton, J, Gaydos, D. Brodt, V. Robinson, R. Cunningham. 7: H. Jackson, J, Torrance. C. Greenlief, L. Osvath, J. Ferguson C. McGee 8: R. Bloom, P. Rohol D. Kal-ms, W, Westfall. 63 ' ' Zenith? Kneel g L Petrelle J Romer, J. Cooke, M. Geibell, K, Bohrer, L. Slusarek. a d g mth V Carter, J. Zak, Lt S. Daugherty, D. Ulicny, P. Furbee, A. Culley. Weir High Varsity Band Esprit de Corps, is the intangible nucleus of the Weir High School Band. The spirit that welds this magnificent, fast stepping band together has transformed the Weir High Band into the fore- most band in the state. Under the capable direction of Mr. Charles McKinney and Mr. Dale Lutton, the band undertook a ponderous schedule during the past year and performed admirably wherever they appeared. During the past summer the band attended a band camp at Raccoon State Park, participated in various parades and other civic occasions, such as the dedication of the Mary H. Weir Public Li- brary, and gave concerts to raise funds for the band. Throughout the football season the band effectuated indescri- bable half-time shows which won the admiration of, not only the student body, but of all Weirton. The band also participated in thuses and pep rallies. The Weir High Band achieved an immense success with their annual concert at the Weirton Community Center. The band also played for the commencement exercises. Many social events were held by the band throughout the year, including dances, parties, and the initiation of the freshmen. Weir High School should be especially proud of its band, for it has heightened the spirit of the student body and has brought recognition to our school. 64 ill P8 ,,,.,..,.--.--v .K Aw .1 ff O0 r ' , -f A 'ilf DP' 68 0'5- if HL ll V' at 'Q' 4 khr '9's .,-..4,...--ff ,.Y.4W4nw-'W WL ' . s.. ..,...--A ,...f--M' '4'l ll war- ' n , I' 1 .11 f'0 j. -AVA K P .-F' 'Y Q. 4 T 3, ff . NNI, ? f f 1 - ,lf KW- ,VA -px! 'ff May thy children bring thee fame LASSES Qzeaimcm eld-'24 After the cloud of excitement settled, the freshmen realized that they had sur- vived the first hectic weeks of high school life, and had donned the cloak of non- chalance worn by all high school stu- dents. Feeling very much a part of the school, they adjusted themselves to the daily routine, perhaps unaware of how quickly the ensuing four years will pass. Their year began with the election of the officers. Serving the class were Ed- die Perlosky, President, Judy Wagner, Vice President, Barbie Jackson, Secre- tary, and Virginia Leach, Treasurer. Mr. Kenneth Simcox was elected the class sponsor. A car portraying the theme Win Again, State Champs was the class en- try in the Homecoming Parade. ln plan- ning their party, Frosty Frolic, at Christmas, the freshmen demonstrated originality as well as the ability to work together in making this gala event suc- cessful, No More Boys , the freshman contri- bution to the Play Festival, presented to the class its first opportunity to demonstrate the dramatic talent of its members. Eli Dragisich won the cov- eted Oscar for the best performer of the play. The year reached its climax with a school-wide dance on April l0. Freshman Cabinet E, Perlosky, J. Wagner, Mr, Simcox, V. Leach, B. Jackson. Now the freshman year, rich in new experi- ences and new friendships has completed its cy- cle. From the first days of September to the last days of May, the hours were filled to the brim with a constant whirl of events. With Scrapbooks only one-fourth full, the frenzied freshmen eagerly await their Sophomore year. Freshman Council M. Legnasky, J. Wolicki, J. Fodor, K. Bohrer, J. O'Roark. G. Billcheck, V. Ash, J. Shirer, A. McLoughlin, J, Haught. 2' Ah. L vw 35, S--1 Y? Yr-fj -.., .A ew? 5 O' 1' pf LL ,P 0-J 'L E555 la FRESHMEN Abrams Erlc Adams Larry Allen Betty Allen Wlllle Mae Amorocchl John Peter Anas l-lelen Anderson Frances Andrews Brenda Ankrom Stephanie Ash Barbara Ash Valerie Augustlne Juanita Backus Russell Barley Bonnre Barley Wullram Baker Priscilla Baker Robert Thomas Ballas Helen Balog Edward Barnett Kathleen Barnhart David Barnhart William Bartolovuch James Beach Fred Beagle David Beatty Joyce Benevento Adolf Bennett Ralph Blllcheck Geraldune Bloom Robert Boballck Barbara Bohrer Karen Bond James Bradford Frances Brakeblll Diana Brier Connie Brock James Brogan Bull Brown Anne Brown Irs Brown Pat Bubruck Tom Cacnc Maruanne Carman Lrnda Cassella Brenda Cassella Janet Cottrell Carolyn Chuma Larry Collrns Ross Cannovvch John Connovlch Michael Cooke John Cork Ralph Cork Sally Cottrrll Lawrcnca Crlscl Mickey Cula Nick Cunningham Donna Cunnlngham Wullnam Curtis John Darby Sandra Daugherty Danna Deans Josephine Dearth Kay Debnar Carol Devltt Wllmo Dnaz Vuctorna Diaz Vincent Duck Patty 69 fi 5 ' A 'N' A l 5 . . 131 . A J' Q , 5 I -I , J KT 71 Q' 5 ' -ease vp J tae' z f C , .-skim' A 4 x ' A I F - A If 'X 'Rf LQ ' . -on f . Q . .,,, J I C vc: , t f ,- , , L xah fl X E 1 .. A l Y MN J 1 - ' ' . Gt W ' -' j A 9 ' lf- I C ' l - K N all ,X, ' s Q ' I I 'ff f X K1 4 ' ' , L 0 C Q 4 yy y C ' ' C C A ' '-f Bettina, Don QQ ' sin' V ar I I !'l QL. 'li C ' L ve. J f 5. A fir : 'E'--lj rs i,,.j AQ' an , If , ' ' A 4 rr A s M' , X' Y f l il J , 3 so ' 'Q QI W I ,, I l I J' 8 . - .4 0 Q . I X ff r A A f s ew' , .E V, A A. . 'Ms ,I xA! x .B l A I -' f ' z A A I Y A, 4 I I 'Q' vw P- , f . x , ' J rr. f Q A f H an J A J, J f Q Ie . 'E , f FRESHMEN Dragisich, Elaine Dragisich, Eli Dulaney, llah Earley, Don Easterday, Judith Edwards, Larry , - . A 'tffw .K 9 -' ' 4 Ellsworth, Thomas ' 1- an lg l XZA. J --V- .yvl A ll Elmore Charlene Elon Vlrgrnla Epsllantrs John Farr Alfred 'W g Farr Judith Fennych Paula Ferrebee Edward Ferguson Nancy Fetty Archre Finch Charles Flemlng Joseph Fodor Janet g. Folger Patrncna Forrester Robert Foster Mary Fullum Diana Gassaway John Gaston Kay Gaston Sharon Gubbs Sue Grebell Mary Jane Gllllam John Gust Yvonne Gobert Roy Gordon Robert Gracre Roger Grubben Jean Grlffnth Carolyn arumet Louus Guglrelmo Elrzabeth Gunlon Thomas Gunn Sharon rt- s Guzzetta Mathew L gf Guzzetta Joan .,, Hall Mary Aluce Hanlun Susan Kay Harless Gerry Harris David Harris Wulluam Jack Hendershot Charles Hesse Robert Hxckman James Hrggnns Charles Huggins Nancy Hnggrnbotham Eugene Hull Rexena Hlnclman Joyce Ann Hlssom Sherry Holland Margie Horstman Rlchard Householder Nucc: Howard Joseph Huber Barbara Hughes Norman Hutchunson Wrlda Jackson Barbara Ann Jackson Helen Jackson Kaylene Jatarace Edward Jeter Carol Jeter Wllne Johnson Madlyn 70 '27 W VG td Q., Z var 'xQxu t Y' .T ia K Af, . J. l E1 I v LM? I .K A ,I 'QII R ig , Q, Q7 I' I ' , .v if 5 3 , S X f g . f J S fffafff. C .1 Q X l li la- ' . A I , C . I ' I V, I' Q C Q af' S' ' Gif I V I J .R Q. ' :QA ' - l , . 4 ii, - J J A lu fi .ij A NH A L S XQ r' - ' ff:-F xv F - K. KILL ' F Q K' , J , y W S C ' I .gg - 'H i J, QL - Y ' . 2-wen - f , ff , F 1, , , Q Q K A V- fs Haught, Joyce y my -H , K , A A V, 5,5 5 :X K KM 4 K - I' A ' S J' A ' J' ' M ft I Q' ' , wi A fl 2 - J - I J sl .1 ., ., ' I 7 xr? ' f 1 I . yg r A .t . ,C .,., V I i - . , -,,. In Q .X , 'YV' ,, - S 1 x . , 4 Q wg- 1 R 'ig if if-Y 'I 'Q it L.. mb if 'R-,N xml 'hh FRESHMEN Jones, Eugene Jones, Pete Jones, Richard Jungling, Jane Kile, David Knuchel, Roger Kocher, Wilma Kohntelder, Ron Kokochak, Theodore Kolar Beverly Komar George Kopko Loretta Kosanovuch George Krakowsku Robert Krupnnskl Helen Kratllla John Krynak Mary Kuntupls Irene Kuprowncz Daniel Kuprowlcz Edward Kustnn James Kuzma Jim Lamp Arand Lancaster James Law Gale Catherine Leasure Albert Leach Vnrgunla Legnasky Muchael Lengyel Margaret Lellue Rose Marne LeMaster Dennis Lewus Carolyn Little Floyd Lnvungston Rose Ann Lusk Lynne Magnone Dolores Marovuch Martha Maslowsku Joe Mayeruch Mary Ann Maze Lunda McFarland Ralph Mcl-lenry Willard McKenzne Willard McKinney Carolyn McLaughlnn Andrea McMillan Bull McMallan Linda Sue McMullln Connie McQuustan Joyce Melta Loans Melvin Kenny Mentzer Georgette Mercer Kenneth Meriwether lsabell Meyer Saundra Miller Wllllam Milton Mary Molnar Barbara Monteluone Duane Morantus Nnck Morgan Sally Morris Elleen Mort Kathryn Mortumer Ronald Modrnck l-larry Muldrew Kathme Mal Joan Murray Thomas Nale Rrchard Neeley Franklyn 7l FRESHMEN Neeley l-lelen Neeley Shelra Newman Robert Nrchalson Barbara Nutter John Obertance Sue Ogg Penny Ogle Kenny ORoark James Owens Denzrl Patterson James Pearson Larry Peck Catherine Perlosky Eddre Pettrt Saundra Pagan Mlshel Polrng Peggy Popovrch Errkka Possnack Dan Powell Garry Powell Jane Prrce Rhonda Ralston Lrnda Ralston Wanda Reed Larry Reed Thomas Reynolds Jack Reynolds Jean Rrddle Barbara Riddle Wrlllam Rrffee Wllllam Rrggr Anlta Robrnson Marsha Robinson Vnctar Rocknrch Allen Rody Coralee Rohal Paul Russell James Santnlrppo Noey Sanford Lee Scott Alnce Scott Larry Shernlt John Shrngleton Carol Shlrer Jlmmle Shlrer Shirley Shrska John Shuble Tony Shuler Davld Shultz Joyce Shultz Kenny Shuma Dorothy Srmrch Joseph Slx Martha Slusarek Lunda Smith Patty Snuder Larry Snodgrass Wllllam Sousa Mary Ann Southerland Shirley Starr David Stevens Wrllram t rls Streho Kathy Strerber Nrkkr Salltvan James Swartz Mary Swnger James Tarr Naam: Terry Darlene 72 Qs LA I K x ge L fi '2?f ...Y Q.. an els ,Q Lai QFD L41 Why Ov J J J '97 I l kk I ls .RL K2 th, as ' 'S S 4 Q Y 'I tk 9, J, ' I ., A E5-ll ll S . I . .' be ' I f 'uf K K .V 3, . ' V V G C N X ' 'I 2 ' , J I L J l l 5 W V S I . fl V ,, R E ',,, r 6 Q A A A ' ' 3 el ' ' 'E Ll f 4 2 J -t 1 I .Ls LAL-. x A .'. I ': .s i tb X Q. V ' A . L HL . ' J A M x ,g - I ' I I I ' bb Y- A4 l E gxg . N v N P qi . ug X , A i X as A H 3 I V V, l sf N A ,Q 4, V S . 1 A eg 5 , W ,kv Y? 1 J LJ J J ,, ' 'gb-1 e xx . A 1 l I A if V iii- . S ,S - L, W Stir I fl I 3 ,V - , Vkrh L I , I M g X I 'V N . '. -- Q M' , f . , J- ' J .JE tk ,H - r .., X X LL Barley Robert Board Gerald Brown Sandra Cottlllr Louus Galmer Samuel Gregory Tyrone Jeter Anthony Kelley Bob l Camera Shy KIFKDOYFICK Betty Lee Mlke Mackey David Norwood James 'frosky Rlchard Wulluam Charles Thompson Vutaglnano FRESHMEN Thomas, Sandra Tlngler, Richard Toops, Linda Trimiar, Rebecca Truax, Jimmie Tucker, Eunice Tustin, William Veal, Rosetta Wagner, Judy Waligorski, Joe Wajda Janet Waro Richard Watson Robert Watson Roberta Wells Loretta Welshans Sandra West Robert Whelan George Wnllrams Elmzra Wllluams Karen Wllson John Wlse Retta Wollcku Judy Wood Deanna Woods Johanna Work Donna Wounarls Katherune Wrnght Clalr Wright Kathryn Young Curtis Young June Marne Zlas Make Addlng a touch of the Yule season to the halls an the Central Buuldnng was one of the projects of the freshman class Q 1 X :U ' vs., 1 f X ' ., 1 I 1 1 . ' I it .. I b I I id C ' f to 1 -1 -i T --' 'iss :satiw ' 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 , 1 1 Q ' 1 1 1 1 V I I 1 1 , 1 1 ' f I J I 1 1 1 1 1 ' NLE l C - Q st, L' 1 , Q 'T' - Lvl gf' -1 4 K 51. A1 , '1 f 1 IF 21 li 1 VY . - geese' , . V1 - . Q..-Q, 1. 1 , Q . . . f 1 - ' ,Z 71, , , . f M 1 . Q a 1 Q , LV ' I 2 k ...wif N ,531 K 5- ' 45 L-W X , ., V, ' ' , 1 H 5 rf H ia, 1 Q 1 I QW' I A K ., t ' 1 , -rw , L 1.41 1 - ' an - ,, wr.-11 ' . ,, 5 I , 9 , 1 SOQAOWOEC 66444 One Year older, one year wiser, and much, much busier, the sophomores suc- ceeded in making a place for themselves in the society of Weir High. Loving the excitement of planning for dances and class parties, the sophomores plunged into their work with an enthusiasm which displayed their desire to make the year a successful one. They began their year with the class party in October, The Goblin's Gather- ing . The first week of November found the class devoting their time to preparing their car for the Homecoming fes- tivities. ln decorating for their school- wide dance, Snowflake Ball , the sopho- mores transformed the gymnasium into a glittering winter wonderland. Life-size replicas of Mr. and Mrs. Snowman domi- nated the scene and served as jovial hosts for the evening. A final touch to a year of colorful activities was added by the presentation of Shock of His Life at the Play Festival. Jim Roberts earned the award for his outstanding performance in the play. The success of the year is proof of the in- dustriousness of the members and the leaders of the class. The officers were: Nikki Rigas, presi- dent, Ronald Stanich, vice-president, Toni Tronti, secretary, Carol McCoy, treasurer and Miss June Zakutansky, faculty advisor. Sophomore Cabinet R. Stanich, N, Rigas, Miss Zakutansky, T. Tronti, C. McCoy. As the year drew perhaps too rapidly to its close, the scholarly sophomores paused to look back upon the two years that have passed since they first entered Weir High. Dismayed by the fact that already they have reached the halfway point in their high school lives yet eagerly anti- cipating their role of upper-classmen, the sophomores are prepared to take their place as next year's juniors. Sophomore Council Row l: M. Alimonas, S. Daugherty, B. Casey, M, Shernisky, J. Tiley, J. Labishak. Row 2: B. Hickman, B. Null, J. Carson, K. Forrester, S. Powell, H. Hatala, J. Davis. V6 L lbw Qgh. 1b L1 fb if 1: 3 i 1' LA gl SOPHOMORES Adams Suzanne Alnmonos Mary Anderson Gary Anderson Sally Angelos Patty Baczewskn Paul Barley Jane Baker Dave Balak George Ballas Goldle Baron Marlene Barrett Loss Bartolovnch Matthew Becraft Sharon Bee Judy Bennett Lamoln Blgler Mike Bngler Shella Bnllcheck Barbara Bnllcheck John Bird Jerry Boyce Cheryl Botts Jack Brenda Ronald Brewer Sharon Brooks Joyce Bryant James Buntung Karen Burns Harry Burns Hosea Byrd Kathryn Campbell Beverly Campbell Carolyn Campbell Fred Campbell Ken Corutls Steve Carpenter Larry Carroll Joyce Carson Jane Casey Brenda Chatnn Lonnue Chafln Tom Chester Anthony Chslders Henry Chulders Jan Chuma Robert Clear Kaye Cline Janet Cline Pamela Conrad Sue Cook Judith Cork Patracva Courts Hazel Cox Betsey Cumbludge Charles Cumblldge Joyce Daugherty Jocelyn Daugherty Ronald Daugherty Sandra Davis Jeffery Dovus John Deutrlch Ranma DeFranco Sharon Delaney Larry Demko Joseph Demko John DIBart Davld DeFellce Joan Dhayer Gloria 1 hi' or A , A A ' ,iffy f . 5 t :J A X JL , J ' U I f 3 'I . t A coah, Ado 5: A yf' , I, 1 A a ,' J A ' 3' ' I ' 'F ,y , A g 'I . , . xr- . ,f. dt ' Q X mf' L f A l ' J 75 soPHoMoRss Doak LaVaughn Dorsey James Dorsey Januce Elllott Harold 3 G Endrnch Eleanor Enlch Rose Eyans Jack X'-p Fair John Ferguson Jerra Ferguson Sherry Ferrell Lawrence Fluharty Margie Jean Forester Kathleen Frangakls John Frankoylch Amelia Frazer Wendy Furst Rae M Gardner Nancy Gaston Carol Gvbson Juanita Gnlllam Owen Graham Howard Graham Karen Gullas Joanne Gazzetta Lnnda Hanr ack Hanlun Barbara Hanlln Kathy Harrns POYVICIC Harvard Vnrgnnla Hatala Dolores Hatala Howard -0' 'S Hausman Susan Hayhurst Norms Henry Linda Hackman Bard Hlrnmelrlck Jerry Hlnerman David l-lrnerman Onelta Hnssom Earl Holovak John Howell Dayld L Huber James Huff Wnlluam Hu ull Jane Hunyadl Wllllam Hurd Joyce lzenson Faye Jackson Bonnle Jackson Carole Jackson Karen Jasklewlcz Rose Ann James Marilyn Jenkans Jewel Jennings Clayton Johnson Dueter Johnson Emlly Jones Carolyn Jones Lola Jones Sandra Joseph Ellen Jung Frank Kallay Rosalue Kamppn Bull Kaslca Rosc Karnoupakus Dnanne Kemp Charles 4 Kester Betty Kinney Richard g J . . J ' t we s E we t ' I ' lei, hm ll lm , 'L l I ini. :Y Q r r ,, QQ' , 4 Q I E , . K ' J ' :rl or 1: f 4, We ,C K 1 . I .K -.lx A ,A-kV In . I K1 I , P -, L Q.. Heatond David ' I Q Y . K !k ' V ' C 1 F sr J I 1 . mf X , 1. M X . Q k ' .I , , s Y? in , rf M .iff A -'f ' A - ' C, .rs,, J ll J . '. I 4 4 YM- x K hh 5, J J J Y sf -' if I l V f -X V' I J 4 ,, 4 J 'WAI . - .. E ff Q 'A Y I . ' A ' all V J 3 ' g ' f k X V it . 225 1' W X QI Y YS C YY SOPHOMORES Kokochak Penny Kolakls Helen Krak Marne Kruplnskl Roy Kuhns David Kuhns Paul Kuhns Roberta Labrshak Joy Lahr Karen LaPosta Sondra l.eMasters Bob Lemasters Roger Lengyel Mlchaelene Lepera Frank Leshesku Bob Lewrs Frances Llttle Joyce Lonchar Darlene Long Jerry Long Karen Long Pat Lucas Janet Lyons Doris Maganas Frances Manack Juanita Manning Ronald Marlnlch Ted Markle Joanne Markle Kenneth Marshall Robert Martaus Carole Martln Nelda Mastromuchalus Gary Maxwell Thomas McBurney Deborah McCoy Carol McCracken Mary Ann McCullough Jeanne McCutcheon Bob McDonald Donna McDonald Patrlcla McGee Corluss McGovern Duane Mclntyre Sharon McKenzie Catherine McK1trlck Thomas McLain Barbara McMullan Sandra Mc ueen Lone McVncker Caron Meadows Trlna Means Gerald Meredith Ronald Messenhelmer Sue Mlchell Thomas Mshaly John Munnls Herbert Mlntdrop Donna Mitchell Elaine Monezls Jalne Moore Shrrley Morartns Elene Morgan Judlth Morgan Mabel Motley Marlene Norman Carole Neal Wayne Neeley Wilbur Norrus Charles I K A V K I ' , b ' .F 1' J L, ' ' ll X Y. l A .. W A ' a s 1 D -f l ' - .il wr' Al .lv l ' , my 4- ,J 1 Marton, Zipporah ,L-I i n V ' , l i J T J J lts if .es Y J J ,' V I . .,X, I l 'QFEV' Q T C A K u g :.: If , lg Q V I I I nur, I I N.. -i. g ,X 4 ' v- ' 77 SOPHOMORES Null, Bob Ogg, Penny Olashuk, Kenneth Onori, Ed Osyoth, Linda Owens, Shirley Patterson Lando Patterson Robert Paul Candy Paul Thomas Plance Roberta Poole Charles Powell Suzanne Presuttu Glorlo Provenzano Frank Pyrtey Thomas Romer Judy Reed Betty Rnchards Carol Rigas Nikki Roadway Kathy Roberts James Robertson Dave Rablnson Marlene Rodell Eileen Rosnlck Mary Rotell Larry Sabatasse Rose Morne Scott Karen Shernusky Maruanne Shuelds Sandra Shlngleton Sara Showalter Sophle Shultz Karen Sax Ronald Slusarek Pat Smrth Barbara Smith Betty Smuth Hazel Smith Judy Smlth Richard Smlth Sherrie Sole Leonard Splewak Ton: Stadelman Sue Stanlch Ronald Stvffler Richard Stouca Rosemary Streho Pete Suplee Wllllam Sweeney Bull Swlger Richard Taylor Rose Tedrow Nancy Tennant Wllllam Teresh John Trley Janet Tnngler Martha Torrence Judy Tournay Harold s 2:1 Q- in' , f F1 l Y vvsqv T' M' -Q9 :rf . 6' fu- ff if E5 L1-I in lhkg nr- Terry Hubert Trontl Ton: Tucker Charlene VanHorn Hoy Vurant Rosalee Vnsnlc Sandy VOUIQOVOKIS Mathew Vrnonu James I Wade Dowd Watson Dorothy xl Q 78 A 3 G Af C rw f ' s L 1 ill? ,,rl 'X I f sc R - S -I .,. an M S N Z v V' , .3 VV i 1 ' , ' f A 1 ' Q mf X 1' . A I I - I 6 N fx R ' A Q ' 'sms f . J W f A r V Y bn , M 5 4 l' . y at S' 4 - I , lg K N. ' , ix 'L - 1 f ,ine ' ' , J J l fl I : - S ' I I ' 4 . S! S' S ts. , V I, , J I I y Aj ,. ' 1. K l ll v ' A . T, -V 5 'dl i I x 5, S - 'I - I' at ' L S +7-rj 'S V 4 S. .I fl' my X ' , 'Stv 4 K sb R? A' . -,f-,: f , V 2 ' ' , . . l e J ' V,-x 1 A t J -- .T W 'I V F , M' , T -as . A' ' I . , Y Q ,V I K- 5 K V ,,. f .N f 4 - ' - ,-, I fl 'r'- - , - K ' I :LI ' f , A -ts T ryys 'N J J J v ' J f P T I . T. 7 J 7 1 g,.r,,, It H 'ff A bl! . -rl L Nxt , I I ,A sg 1 K - SOPHOMORES Weekley Lloyd West Joyce White Ma rcla we ,rw mi' Camera Shy Brown James Grubbs Ken Hairston .leon Hairston Thomas Ingram Clovis Kallnawskn Bob McCracken Richard McDonold David Parsons Bull Patterson Edward Peck Bernard Stealey Larry Wlllroms Robert Zellars Wllllom QAM Wrught Karen Wright Kenny Wright Llnda Yeoter Karen Yobaggy Richard Yoby John Yoho Karen Young pTlSCIllO Zlas Maryann Zdlnok Karen Zlnauch Mutchell Zulkoskr Walter Zulkoskl Wllluarn gb- 5 iq. . ' I I Z- lntermussuon time out for the pause th at refreshes, at the Snowflake Ball 79 55 5' '-sz I . 'il' Williams, MacArthur ' .- A --. I I A . - 'T M .X A 1 , 1 Qflr ' R V ' ' L w , , , , , , , , , , anim 66444 With two years of experience to quide them and scrapbooks now nearly filled with high school treasures, the jun- iors moved toward graduation, working tirelessly to fulfill the responsibilities which accompany the name upper-class- men . These responsibilities presented themselves early in the year, but the jun- iors, with heads held high, succeeded in meeting these challenges. The imagination and ingenuity of the class was demonstrated in the Homecom- ing car, which was decorated in an outer space theme and was awarded second place honors in the Homecoming Parade. Dezember 5 was the date of the class party, Santa's Spree , complete with col- orful Christmas decorations, nonsense gifts for the faculty, and Mr. Simcox ap- pearing as Santa Claus. The Juniors re- ceived deserving praise for their presen- tation of Eh in the annual Play Festi- val. Walking away with the award for the best performance was James Camp- bell. On February 27 the class sponsored Mardi Gras, a school-wide dance. Eye-catching decora- tions including balloons, masks, and streamers transformed the gymnasium into another New Or- leans. With the approach of May and graduation, the juniors sponsored the traditional Senior Fare- well Dance , and provided stage decorations for the Senior Sermon and Commencement. These tributes to the seniors concluded a year priceless .lumor Cabinet R Stepanovich K Zickefoose Mrs Dombrosky B Stephen J Mlkita in memories as well as knowledge The success of the Junior class was due largely to capable leadership as exemplified by Mrs. Ruth Dombrosky, sponsor, Robert Stepano- vich, president, Brenda Stephen, vice-president, John Mikita, secretary, and Karen Zickefoose, treasurer. These jubilant juniors must now prepare to don the mask of sophistication willed to them by the seniors. Junior Council Row l: D. Henry, M. Coughlin, S. Justice, V. Loufakis, T. DeFranco, P. Furbee, C. Powell. Row 2: A. Magnone, L. Smith, S. Briscoe, K. Moredock, M. Javersak, J, Canei, J. Zak, H. Bartolovich B. Jackson. 6 .gy Q y W1 57 0- -,.. , .. 1 JUNIORS Aberegg Donna Allese Leona Allese Mary Lou Allese Patricia Almason Steve Amorrocchi Anthony Anas Theodora Anders Ronald Anzalone Philip Armistead Preston Augustine Phyllis Augustine Ronald Bailey Dianna Bainbridge Robert Balint Margaret Balog Betty Banda Betty Barber Gary Barkhurst Albert Bartolovich Donna Bartolovich Helen Be as Lil an Bilderback Nancy Blanar Elizabeth Bloom Leonard Bond Edward Boston Patricia Bosworth Marilee Brancazio John Brewer Maxine Briscoe Sondra Brodt Dick Brostman Edgar Brown Donald Brown Robert O. Brown, Ronald Bruno Louis Burns James Burns Shirley Cain Sandra Calvert Janet Campbell, Bob Campbell James Canei Janet Cannell Carolyn Carey Bruce Carozza Louis Carter, Vivian Chafin Anita Chapman David Church Clarence Collins Frances Corwin, Elizabeth Cottrill, Dan Coughlan, Margo Courts, Melvin Crabtree, Judith Culler, Judith Culler, Wayne Cummings, Margie JUNIORS Cunningham, Robert D'Alesio, Rose Davis, Connie Davis, Patty Dawson, Larry DeFranco, Tam Demko, Elizabeth Dennis, Judy Dennison Norman Drumm Audrey Ellsworth Norman Ewaskey Charlotte Fabian William Fagert Deanna Fair Harry Fennych Patty Fleming James Fleming Loretta Ford Darrell Forester Alan Francis Paulo Freshour Sylvia Furbee Patty Gaston Janet Gelini Charles Geibell Sterling Gilmore Kay Glynn Clara Gobert Beverly Goresh Theodora Gorsich Michaelene Gracie Pat Granger Vivian Greenlief Catherine Greer Art Gregory John Hamill Gary Harris Freddie Harris Judy Helmick Brenda Henry Dede Higgins Brenda Higgins Mary Ann Hll Delores Hot Phyllis Hricik Elizabeth Huber Carole lams Gilbert laquinta Marianne Izensan Linda Jack Sara Jackson Barbara Jackson Bonnie Jackson Donna James Gwendolyn Javersak Ma tt Jeffe Barbara Jeter Larry Jeter Leon Jeter Louella 82 1- A , Sv' Ni' ii if E945 l ,WW CY1 ' ZX. 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Wk' gi JUNIORS Jones Marsha Justlce Sue Kalnnowskl Robert Keen Jack Kernan Thomas Kldwell Darryl Kolar Betty Koper Robert Krensavage Joe Kuntupus Muke Kuzmlch Elsle Lallch Patrlcla Lancla Floyd Landls Larry Lantz Shlrley Leach Judy Lester Romana Lnberto Frances Llsheskl Tony Long Gordon Lopez Robert Loufakls Vlkkl Lowry Wayne Lyons Joyce Maceyak Janet Magnone Ann Mamula JoAnn Marnno Darlene Martm Marlon Matosk Joyce Maze Ken McAdam Rlchard McCormlck Ernest McElfresh Ola McKinney Delorns McQuuston Benny Melvin John Mlkuta John Mitchell Gust Molnar Rosanne Moore Kenneth Moredock Karen Morrls Barbara Mortumer Clarence Mossor Donna Mott Sue Mousadls Claudette Mueller Charles Muldrew Emmalee Mull William Nesbitt Pearl Nieman John Norman Judy Notte Barbara Nurml Davld Nutter Betty Orr Carolyn Park Lee Mae Patsley Patty J, - can L - 21 fe- A J J- ft: ' 1 A I V, K V y V V 5.3, , gl' l I MM H-:HJ l 1 -5:-f will N R J-fn J . f . , 1 - if C , E M. Q Nw . 4 .-Ax NV, . I . . vm 'E' , I lf ' I V iw sh ' l , . :Mgt is eu .V Q' . I . . t f l l Y '15 Y, , 5 , A f 3 K , -s , , A V I 1 5 1 ' wx Q - - fs, A I K 4- . - , C- ' ,V S ' ,f , 4, Q up ' , ' A ,K 'iz h mf 'Q Martaus, Katherine -I 3 fin 'L 2, ju tx F Q , It 4 V E- - ' 4 CE' I 'A ,X I A Lg J u I I , fl 'I' LC, f fills , - ' , ee J 'lf I 4-A ,L N' R ' ,gt may 3 . I, 4 if exft! 'ff . t ,Q .6 ll- A A ll WA! ,aw . lll: F- I l I I l ,mt - J J i R ' , it , , , , I , , W fm fr 4. J' J I7 -2 -' ' J llll -' 'C ,. ', QL. ' , x f-iw if I K, if . M- J 1 ,T , l . 'R , , R , X H. 83 JUNIORS P Paul, Mary Ella Peterson, Robert Petrelle, Loretta egg. Pettit, Carl Pollng, Charlene -- C P fm 'A Pope, Burnetta .7 W' S x ,j ' A Possnack, David r H , ., . , V Powell, Charles Vl,- , , , V. Powell, Richard . ' ' -A V . ,,. -, ,.. ' 71, .C J 3'-r Powell, Robert . N ' . J, J ' m it , az ,S , ' if HW VJ if 'tt' Pulse, Lewls i 'iffy' ll l'Y ? ' f- Ramsey, Joe . ' ,, S K V, , W 'g' Reed Rlchard Rerfman Sametta Revlsky Joe Rhoades Dave Rhoades Shirley -T. Rnchards Joyce Rlchards Mnchael Ruggs Gary Rlsher Lynn Rutchre Larry Rnzzo Donna Rohal Patrlcua Rokowskn Alvin Rotell Joe Rucker Charles Saffel Etta Sandola Jacquelme Schayes Camille Scott Sandra Semerakls Julla Shank Donna Shultz Phyllis fvx W Sheckler Joan Shuler Floyd Smith Lunda Sowers Attae Sowers Robert Spensky BII Starkey Bannue Stephen Brenda if' Stepanovlch Robert Stewart lrls Storca George Storage Susan ...f Strope Donald Swift Marlon Swlger Linda Tate Nancy Tate Tom Taylor Dons Thomas Sherry Tlngler Glorna Truax Joyce Underwood Rosemorre Vanl-lorn Larry Yanl-lorn Leroy Q gy Varner James Swv Vzllage Carol ' X 4 N...A....mi 't ' , C 1 J H ' sf ? I it V J ,, . , V V .V V L Y . V X Y . V' K slay elf' 1 tl 2 ll. ' K , I A I V EY' we - A it 1 Q tl S ' 1 1 It S at x. X, , , Vi V , ,V V, V as V - V V , 1 V I A . vi. 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L .V SV -NV I 1 Ll Wi!! - 'V is ' vu Cam Barton, Randall Bender, John Brown, Evonne Clark William Cunningham Ray Cunningham Tom Curenton William Curenton Wllis Dodson Betty Eorley Garnel Evans Roger Forester Charles Gaitka Ed era Shy Gregory, Eugene l-liggenbotham, Jan Jones, Stanley Mainenti Vincent Moslowski Stanley McKinley James Orr Jerry Potock Dolores Price Tyrone Sims William Staats Bill Waida Antoinette Woods Hugh JUNIORS Virtue, Gary Virtue, Patty Voulgarakis, Victoria Wagner, Judy Walters, David Wass, Ruth Ann Watson, Lois Weaver, Richard Welsheans, Fred Williams, Charles Wilson, Doris Wounaris, Pete Wright, Dotty Yacos, Dorothy Yurko, Michael Zak, Janice Zickefoose, Karen Zierold, Shirley W , i ' ' , Even the juniors joined in the space race when they captured second prize in the Homecoming Seam Hem The seniors eagerly turn the pages of their completed scrapbook-the priceless volume of four eventful, happy and profit- able years. Each page recalls memories that cause senior hearts to swell with pride in accomplishment. The activities this year began with the preparations for the class Homecoming car, portraying the theme Stairway to the Stars. To add funds to the treasury the class sold mums at the Homecoming Game. The annual Yokum Dance revealed the in- genuity and imagination of the students when they appeared in typical hillbilly costumes and participated in the hilarious entertainment. Tom Norman and Kathy Graham were chosen best actor and actress of the Play Festival. The touching drama entitled A Pot of Gold won top honors for the class in the competition and also took first place honors when presented at the Regional Drama Festival at West Liberty State Col- lege. The fleeting months swept the seniors into a whirl of activities adding to their storehouse of memories. Among these activities were participating in the Talent Show and the class party on April 9. The senior play, a mystery-comedy entitled The Skeleton Walks, had the audience suspensefully clinging to their chairs waiting for the unpredictable ending. Leading the seniors through a memorable and rewarding year were: Tom Norman, president, Bud Gelini, vice-president, Betty Veselich, secre- Senior Cabinet T. Norman, K. Williams, Mrs. Fekaris, V. Veselich, B. Gelini. tary, Karen Williams, treasurer, and Mrs. Geor- gette Fekaris, sponsor. As May drew to a close, the Prom and Com- mencement exercises became a reality. The sen- iors harbor a feeling of satisfaction that the four years have made them richer in experience, friends, and opportunities, and look forward to a promising future. Senior Council Row l: B. Crum, A. Culley, C. Bender, K. Ross, F. Vasilios. Row 2: L, Riddle, S. Brohard, B. Todd, S. Lalich, H. Hartley, P. Zdinak, K. Graham. 6026044 KAREN AMOS Suzie Commercnol RONALD ASH Clnders General CHARLOTTE BALSER Char Commercual RUTH ANN ANDERSON Ruthie General SHERYL AYERS ue Commercnal TOM BANKETAS Greek General WILLIAM ANDERSON n General JACQUELINE BAKER Jcckue Commercial 44 'N 'K LANNY BEATTY Quinton Vocational FEDELE ARLIA Castro Vocatnonal CAROLYN BALON Came Commercual 'Yi MONNIE BEATTY Commercnal c , A ' 1 . ' 4 s , A A 1 S . . b , l , 1 . ,Q . , ,NW V H . ,, 11 + n HB-nn 11 11 ,, . ,, us u u - u u ' ll , A E A A M 1 I -rx ,V ' ,E - vi f A BN , . , 4 V 1 , 1 A R 4 N 1 X, ' '. Ge H .. U 1, H . ,, HMO., 87 eadafzc ' ar' .,, A 2 . W it ,, J 32? 1, 1 A CAROL BENDER JOHN BERRY STEPHEN BILLCHECK WILLIAM BILLICK CaroI John Steverino WiIly College Prep Vocational College Prep General RICHARD BIRD BARBARA JEAN BLANC JEAN BLANTON THOMAS BLOOM Doc Barb Jean Steak College Prep College Prep Commercial College Prep Mr. Sobolak and the fifth period Physics class watch Bruce Riddle's experiment. 'Nd' 47 ,bk BONNIE BLYNN PHYLLIS BOHRER PENELOPE BRANDOLINO SHARON BROHARD on Phy Penny Sharon College Prep Commerclal Commercnal College Prep JOSEPH BRULA DOROTHY BURNS JAMES BURACCHIO MERLE BUSH oe Ton: IM Bucky Vocational General College Prep General WILFORD CAMPBELL ROSE MARIE CAPARROS PETE CARITIS JUDY CARSON Willy Rosie Chips Judy College Prep Commercial College Prep College Prep 89 Jw... Brenda Todd wants patlently as Carol Utz and Judy Vnncentl stretch thesr 5 3 henght to measure Bob Gracey who tops 6 feet for hrs cap and gown BETTY CHESTER MITZIE CASEY Mltz Betty Commercval Commercial if-wa H' LINDA CLAWSON m General CAMERON CLINE Cameron Genera I CONSTANCE COBURN DORIS COLLIER ANITA COOKE DORIS COTTRILL Connie Dot Anita Doris General Commercial General General 90 I' New xii' A15 RICHARD COURTNEY NANCY CROWE BLAIR CRUM ANNE CULLEY Frog .Imx I Anne Vocatlonal Commercial College Prep College Prep ILA CUNNINGHAM JO ANN DALESIO ARTHUR DAVIS PATRICIA DEPOY o Art at Commerclal General College Prep Commercial is 'Ui fur ANTHONY DIBARTOLOMEO YVONNE DICKEY JEANNETTE DIGBY CAROLYN DOLPHIN ulohnu uaonmeu Milan.. ucarolynu College Prep General College Prep College Prep 9l I , ,M . I 5 I. I 7' .3 ,Sl 3 L, I ' 16 fi .,, - Q W I f I is er - A , . . ,, .X M Ink-1,11 .L C n H H - H HB-nu H u I Ill' II IIJOII ll ll IIP ll I , ' I ' .'. I. 1 'Q . . f ' 5 I JE Z!!! GERALDINE ELLIOTT JOYCE ELMORE MICHELE ENDRICH ANTOINETTE EUREKA Gerry Joyce Muke Tom Marne General General Commercial College Prep EUGENE FADELEY PAUL FADELEY MAX FLINN PAUL FLUHARTY Gene Fuzz Chief Pau College Prep General General General JAMES FOLEY o College Prep Nr-1' 1' K MARIE FOSTER LUCINDA FREELAND LORETTA FULLUM Mano Cindy et General General Comrnercnol 92 I I . NJ . V gi e' . f xv. N f- 5 fir at .,:k I PATRICK GABLER LOREN GARDNER DREAMA GARRETT FRED GASTON Gabe Bird Dream Derf General General General College Prep SHIRLEEN GASTON JACK GAYDOS HOWARD GELINI COLEE GILLIAM Sis Dudes Bud CoIee General General College Pren General Gridiron stars are in the limelight once again after being elected To the Senior Court of the Football Dance. ld CARL GIST Smokey John General General JOHN GLOVER KATHLEEN GRAHAM ROBERT GRACEY Bo Kathy College Prep College Prep STEPHEN GLYKAS KAREN GOSSEAUX Steve Col lege Prep ROGER GRAHAM Roger General us College Prep GLORIA GILLIAM Glorlo General ROOSEVELT GREGORY WILLIAM GREGORY MARILYN GRUMET JOSEPH GUZZETTA PeeWee 5 vb MGP Guz Vocatlonal Geneml College Prep General Many hours of after school practice prepared the newly organized Senior Chorus for their debut in the annual Spring Band Concert. Sendofza JOAN HAIR ARMEADE HAMMOND EDITH HARLESS Joonie Armeade Edie College Prep Commercial General K' HEATHER HARTLEY JOSEPH HAWKINS Heather Joe Commercial Vocational li Q-f A sw 5 '3'f 4 Z1 ' DAVID HENTHORN Dave Commercial DONNA HARRIS Flicker General W It IW, JOSEPH HIGGINBOTHAM ,,Riggy,. Vocational M if 1---if' A K Q 4. U it L. if--. A . ' . A .' D KENNETH HIGGINS MARGARET HIXENBAUGH EVERETT HOLBROOK RAYMOND HOLTZAPFEL ,,Yancy,, Hpegu ,,Bud,, HRGYH Vocational General General College Prep CAROLYN HOOPER PATTY HOWARD DOROTHY HOWELL JAMES JOHNSON ,,Hoop,, HPMH Hbomen .,-Hmm General Commercial General General Mrs. McGrogan and Mrs. Mazzoni, of seniors taking the West Virginia Employment Office, time a group of the General Aptitude Tests. ROBERT JONES o College Prep FRANK KERNEN Monk Vocotuonol RICHARD KURPIL Rlch Vocotnonol eadafza -1 il.- ROSE MARIE JONES Rose Bud Commercial NICK KOLAKIS Greek Commerclol ugh... DIANE LAHR General 'IQ iv? WILLIAM JONES I College Prep JUDITH KRIVAK Judne General SIMA LALICH Sumo Commercuol FUR CARL KAYLOR Car College Prep SHIRLEY KRUEL Shurley Commercnol CAROLYN LANGER Carol College Prep X 'X 1 f UB bn 1, n :IB-nn u Ill Il Il ll ll ll ' I' . ,I ' 0 'Q 923- I fl A Q. u - n uDiu n - u u 1: 97 During the month of January class sponsor, Mrs. Fekaris, was kept busy taking orders for announcements and name cards. Seaton JAMES LANTZ Lancer Bob General College Prep ROBERT LAWYER IC' 'VX hr- V VIRGINIA LELLIE Ginger General WWW ij: A ,Q ff, 'iff' f oA.H A FRANK LETTIERI Frank College Prep .ski 1, 3. , xi: 4--Q 1? 4? i g' E , MARGARET LITTLE DAVID LOUDER BARBARA LOWERY ELIZABETH LUCAS Marge Dave Bobbie Beth General General General College Prep 'WG RITA MAINENTI NAOMI MALLAS DONNA MAMULA JAMES MATTHEWS Ruta Namy Donna um Generol College Prep College Prep JUNE MAYLE KAREN McABEE FRANCES McCLELLAND College Prep SUE McDOUGAL Sammy Mac Tassey Suzie General Commercial Commerclal General IB. CAROL McINTYRE Carol Commercial wx '15 Q If CYNTHIA MILLER MARGARET JUNE MILLER NOBLE MILLER uclndyu uJuneu uLeffyn College Prep College Prep Vocotlonol 99 I V .X 1 Y. 3, , - V +V, . 'sf f-H-A H' '1 ' I - F -n-v-K I 'll l -f . fiE: ,i:,. 0 I- NUIII' f I f xl. t L ' A SMT Y llllx Il ' ll ll ll ll II IIJU ll ll ll ll ll ll II ll I ll .. 4' J 1 - I . 1 -47' I' 'Hn K. .,. Lb, tar WILLIAM MOLCHAN I General NANCY MOORE Nance Colleg Prep 1' ks Z? NANCY NORMAN Nancy General Semen -QL JAMES MOLNAR nm General ROBERT MRAOVICH Bo General 45 'lv' qw-...-.9 DAVID MONSEAU Dave College Prep KAYE MUDRICK Kaye College Prep Q MARY MONTANARO Mary College Prep DON NA NOAH Donna Commercial THOMAS NORMAN CONNIE NULL Norm on College Prep College Prep Gene,-01 FAYE ODEN Faye vis. H11 ' -rrrfq 'L 3, , -il ., ., ,F gli'-f-' MARY ANN O'ROARK KENNETH OWENS EVELYN PAINTER NICK PALAVIS Mary Ann Kenny Evie Nick College Prep Vocational Commercial College Prep MARY PAOLISSO ANGELO PAOLO JACK PARNOS GEORGE PAUL Mary Angelo Jack Junior Commercial General Vocational Vocational Experience has taught Mrs. Mergen that you need patience when teaching a senior personal typing class. SHIRLEY PENCO Punk Commercial PAMELA PAUL CLEMMIE PAYTON Pam Clem College Prep General ARTHUR PLANCE JOHN PLATT DORENE PRATT Art Jack Squirt Vocahonal General General .' K u if RONALD PHILLIPS Ron General SYLVIA RALSTON Sylvester Commercial 'Tuna' ,mw- 'el-M EARL REED Jumor College Prep lO2 JOHN REED MARY REED CHARLES RHOADES Jack Morgue Hgopm General General Vocatuonal I nk A ll Il ll ll ll ll ll ll u H n H n - n rr u Ji W A l in .-5:25 -1 - f ,W ' W , iii I if , 'u - ' A L H - n u 1, n - u H . H an 4 Sensors presuded ot on nmpressuve mntlotnon ceremony lnductnng new members unto the Y Teen Club GERALD RICHARDS Gerry Col lege Prep 1.- BRUCE RIDDLE Bruce General 'KW' fx 1 LINDA RIDDLE WILLIAM RIDDLE In Wlllle College Prep Vocotuonol .LL I S x -von if ai RICHARD RIFFEE JOHN RITCHIE PENELOPE ROBERTS Riff Nonnie Penny Vocotionol General College Prep 'I ELEANOR RODELL HROH Commercnol 7Q N Ev- 1:3 Ov W 7 . TS X1 FL- M v- 'gn-if , KAREN ROSS GRETA RUSSELL RICHARD SAFREED Ross Greta Rich College Prep Commercnal General WALTER SARNECKI JAY SCHOOLCRAFT PAULINE SHERNISKY Sordo Jay Polly College Prep College Prep College Prep During the Yokum Dance this mock court of judges presided at the defendants guilty. trials w MICHAEL SAGE Mike College Prep DONNA SHULTZ Donna General hich found all the MILDRED SIX DONNA JEAN SMITH Mlllle Donna General Commercnal JEAN SNODGRASS DOROTHY SOSAK Jeanne Dorothy Commercial College Prep MARY STATES UMMYH ROBERTA STEINMAN Bobble General General lO5 'Ei' 1' limi DONNA LEE SMITH Donnie General GEORGE SPANOVICH George General F3 o EUGENE STARVAGGI ' Gene Vocatnonal SON DRA SMITH Sandy General JOSEPH STAN KIEWICZ oe College Prep SANDRA STONEKING nsandyu General I A 1 3 1 I with , f Q-Q , - .. . , C,,NS, . . W - . -iw. ' 1 ll U U ll ll ll ll ' ll ll ll ll ' ll ll ll ll ll IIJ ll 1 f I E ' A . I Would anyone guess that these two dignified seniors are Fred Gaston and Bill Crum MELVIN SUTTON llMelll General .as 'WTF' A . ROXIE TENNANT ,,Rox,. General PERRY SUTTON Hpenyu College Prep ' A f.. A .,...1+94 CAROLE THOMAS Carole Commercial SAN DRALEE SWIGER Sandy General X X ROSALIE THOMAS NRO., Commercial ROGER TENNANT nkogern Vocational 1 . CLAU DIA THOMPSON llTinyll General VIOLA THOMPSON General THOMAS TOUTSI Toots College Prep QW NICK TICICH Tlsh General EVE TRUJILLO Trugl eneral it BRENDA TODD MICHAEL TOMASOVICH Brenda College Prep BARRY TRULUCK Bear General 1? Tomas College Prep DONNA RAE ULICNY Useless College Prep X'-.. CAROL UTZ FRANK VASILIOS JAMES VERDIN DOROTHY VERNON Utzle Frank lm Dottie Commercnal General General General BETTY VESELICH Commercial MARILYN WAITE Susie Commercial ROBERT VINCE Vocatuonol DONALD WARO Don General JUDITH VINCENTI College Prep LINDA WARREN m General Qs -J Tab WANDA VIRTUE Commerclal WAYNE WESTFALL General College Prep iw 'Q '?f' 1-f i' ETHEL WILK5 ELIZABETH WILLIAMS KAREN WILLIAMS MARY ANN WILLIAMS Tiny Beth Kdrell Mary Ann General General Commercual Commercual U x l,l I A X E 'fl ' . 'TN xl I, I If A I 'i .5 A S A Q . NT Bea Bob Judy Wanda u - u n n HL- u u n I I . V. I , I -459 A W' 5, , 4 l08 S . PATRICIA WILLIAMSON Cl' College Prep CAROLYN YOUNG Cho Cho Commercial in-1 34? LARRY WITTPENN JUDY WOLVERTON Woody Judy Vocotlonal General EMIL ZATEZALO PATRICIA ZDINAK Serb at General General JAMES ZULKOSKI lm College Prep CAMERA SHY RUDY BRUNO RONALD LAMP JUDITH CANEI JAMES NICHOLAS ROBERT GAJTKA WILLIE TUCKER PAUL GRANGER KENNETH WEST EDWIN GREENLIEF IO9 WILLIAM WRIGHT I General PATRICIA ZIEROLD dl' College Prep 'Q x X . I Qi' 5 R ...J .,,, ,, ,. ,, ,, ,, .,B.,,., ,,,. ,, Q ff,,,,yga1- 'Y , V -2, , ' -,L '-.- A '-- A U ' ,'- ,, 'ffl ' A -4f:,,'-g..,4.L- s.-:- 'I :.4.:. - . 4, ' 1. , , , . : . .f . 1, . . .yu I f n 4 . V -:.-il N- 41 xx ' J J 1 K .4 1 .Ak .f , , ez ' 'fi' -v 5' M Q , 4.7 1111 1, ' 5' 5' h . 4 x 4'95g,'l:a, s k MT- r.-5.44-tl-,...:. , ' . vw ' J .1 3 y-J! i 'A if '52 4, .yn- wink New ,- May thy teachings always be Strong as the steel that bears thy nagne 1 if X ,I mf! J' 7 , I fy' 0 at H at ,M tt Z W, . , , , , I, - ,ti Av H A M ttf' A ive 1 J! V K , W A L ,, It ,V U' 5 ly A fy f fb ff iff' , VU' Q-fpl WA t ,iv ' ,A Q 4 ,ffl sstt , ,Ji LV 7 If Q!! x! 7 J ffl! ' L J, 6' 1' U tw ff t L ACADEMIC !! ,Q f 0 vc tie Wag to gmac! gdiqdftd Q0 Assistant Prlnclpal John L Patterson and Pnnclpal John C Greer Mr Greer our competent Prnncupal us al ways wnllung to assust un the development of future leaders HIS duties are manifold yet he funds time to be a trnend booster and advisor ll2 As a counselor and supervnsor Mr Pat tersan has been an advnsor to many students Always wullung to offer constructive advnce he has helped them select vocatuons and plan for future education I I I .JP Q ,,- ,. .I V, I a I 0 0 Y tx ,l xt X . dx ,K - k., , , , , , ' A V I . ' I I 1 . .. . I A V . . . I ' 1 1 . Mrs. Amelia Mergen and Mr. Carl Ri Hamill Secretaries Marie Koprovich and Helen States personify efficiency as they perform many routine duties during the day. Faculty and students alike found them always willing to offer their assistance. Mr. Hamill in his role as Dean of Boys at Weir High has gained the respect of the entire student body. He has proven himself a friend, con- fidante, and firm disciplinarian. He and Mrs. Mergen have the respon- sibility of checking daily attendance and trying to keep the percentage of absenteeism low. When passing Room l4 one invariably finds Mrs. Camp- i bell's geometry students at- temptingg to solve geometric problems on the board. I I 0 A ' 0 Wa ad, Miss Evangeline Angelos Mrs. Leah Campbell Mr. John Castilow Mr. George Culnon A.B. Mid. AB. B.S. M.Ed. B.A. English lll, IV Algebra I Business Math Miochunc Shop I, ll 1 Miss Beth Digregorio A.B. M.Ed. English ll, Ill Plone Geometry General Math Mrs. Ruth Dombrosky Mr. Frank Endry Mr. John Evancho A.B. M.Ed. A.B. M.A. B,5, English II, lll World Hisfory Mechanical Drawing I, ll ll4 One of the familiar scenes at school forrnals: our chaperones enjoying themselves as they reminisce ond recall memories of their high school dances. Zia 74 ?ace ' Miss Margaret Faust Mrs. Georgette Fekoris Miss Ruth Glass A.B. M.Ed. 8.5. M.Ed. B.S. H.E. Office Practice English l, ll Home Economics ll, III, IV Filing Selling Business Law r s g Mr. Chester Grossi A.B. M.S. Social Studies I Driver's Education Aff' 2 Ji Mr. Thomas Groves Mr. Hugh Holley Mr. George Harris Mr. Robert Haworth A.B. M.A. A.B. B.A. A.B. M.A. American History Industrial Arts Spanish I, II Ari I, ll 115 f ,wftgism Zia Mr. George Haysler Electricity I, ll 701,-'ff Mr. Bard Hickman A.B. M.A. American History Toking dictation in shorthand class from Mrs. Shlcinta moy not appear too difficult, but have you ever tried to decode those unfamiliar forms? Og Ewa: ' if '-G I g ' f U I 1 ff 'I :lr 2'-1-fo 'J' .. - Miss Eleanor Johnson Mr. Paul Kellermier A.B. M.LiM'. T.l. Biology Auto Mechanics I, II Mr. George Kopko Mr. W. C. Long Mr. Dale Lufton Miss Miriam Mqhl B.A. B.S. M.A. A.B. A.B. A.C.A. A.B. M.Ed. Chemistry Biology Chorus Bookkeeping l, ll Junior Bond Banking H6 We never lack for chaperones as our faculty members also enjoy extra-curricular activities. Beth Williams pinning a name tag on Mr. Manley at the Get Acquainted Dance where faculty and students gather to welcome newcomers to our school. fgdglldlfdf Zia 70654 dmww 066 Science Mr. Hugh Manley Mrs. Margaret McGrogon A.B.P.E. A.B. Business Physical Education l Health I Mrs. Amelia Mergen Mr. Charles McKinney B.S. B.S. A.B. M.A. Librarian Personal Typing Varsity Band Girl's Attendance Mrs. Ruth Morgan A.B. M.A. English l Social Studies I Mrs. Dolores Pickens Miss Gloria Proakis Miss Elaine Raveaux A.B. A.B. B.S. E.D. M.Ed. English Il, lV Shorthand I, Il World History Typing I English ll Transcription ll7 Mrs Luberty Shlonta Mr Kenneth Slmcox mg I Algebra I Shorthand I Mr Russell Soe Business Math M Robert Starkey PVTYSICOI Edacatnan Il 7a Zia,-4 H olth Il Mrs Margaret Skules Pabllc Speakmg lush I Mr George Tokash En Ish I Mrs Vlrgmla Vmcent Mlss Ethel Zakutansky Mrss June Zakutansky AB MA BSH E BSPE Pnysncal Edoccmon II Home Ecoaomncs I Physucal Education I H alrh II Olfh Mr Julius Sobo' Sensor Scwence Physncs Mr James Wares Ed Mid Social Studies I Faculty Not Plctured Mr J A Campbell Machme Shop I II Mr Burdell L Carey soclology Mnss Ruth Davrs L In I Mlss Sma Mervus M ltt Plane Geometry Trlgonomefry Mlss Wllla Thompson A M d mg I Bookkeepmg I I X , , A . I wiv s ix?-75: .Q f sg? 1 f f. , xx Q1 A' . ' . ' . ' . ' .ak A.B. A.B. 8.5. A.B. M.A. Tw , II ' ' Eng II . l r. . . Combxnahon Weldung 8.5. A.B. A.B. A.B. 8.5. . . . QI, . e oz ' ' an A.B. 8.5. I of , II in A.B. .L' . .541 lv ef . ,, N .B. .s. . A I TYD , II 9 H9 I II8 ,-im ' 214741-fgfregdrwz TOP: Mr. Harris gives a test to his Spanish class after relating one of his enchanting tales about Mexico and the bullfights. CENTER LEFT: Even though Mr. Carey seems to be absorbed in teaching his second period sociology class, we'd be willing to bet that his thoughts are on trout fishing. CENTER RIGHT: After a long discussion of school problems during a faculty meeting, teachers line up for some much needed refreshments. BOTTOM: 3:l5 P.M .... faculty and students anxious to depart at the end of a busy school day filled with classes, meetings and extra-curricular activities. 3111 mvmnrtam Robert Hergner .leannle Rumer e ruory 28 1941 y 3 1 June 6 1941 September 27 1957 QL Ll ll 111 111 1 1 1 1 01111 1 IL NON 1 L l Its 1,Il4L 1 1 1 1 111 11111 1 511111 LN 1 ll Iuue 1 Revised from o poem entltled Reshng by A B Slmpson b , - Jul , 956 , v , U11-- 111'-I' 111111115 111-'1 1111111-xx 11'.1'111g,g'. 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Seann z4etc2fa'ce4 KAREN AMOS Tom Tom Fsn mgr 4 Cho rus 4 Sensor Gsrls Chorus 4 RUTHANN ANDERSON Y Teens 23 4 Councsl Alt 2 WILLIAM ANDERSON HR V pres 2 chap 3 marshall 4 Football I234 Track RONALD ASH Football I2 mgr 3 Bas ketball mgr 23 SUE AYERS Commercsal Club 23 Y Teens 234 JACKIE BAKER Commercsal Club 23 Y Teens 2 3 4 CAROLYN BALON YTeens 234 GAA 34 HR chap I Vpres 2 Cheerleader 234 CHARLOTTE BALSER HR pres 2 Councsl alt I Commercsal Club chap 23 tres 4 GAA3 TOM BANKETAS Track I23 Football 3 LANNY BEATTY Key Club Golf 24 CAROL BENDER HR chap I sec 2 Coun alt 3 YTeens 234 GAA Wesrste 4 Class Chaplasn 4 Sensor Gsrls Chorus 4 JOHN BERRY Freshman Play track 2 Band 3 4 sor Male Chorus 4 WILLIAM BILLICK Hs Y Basketball Base a BARBARA BLANC Y Teens 2 3 4 GAA 34 Masque8sGavel 34 NHS 4 HR C uncsl 23 c 4 Ban Tom Tom I 34 Wesrste 4 Latsn Club JEAN BLANTON Commercsal Club 2 Photo Club 3 THOMAS BLOOM Football I 2 3 4 Basket ball I23 Baseball I234 Councsl I HsY 34 HR Vpres 4 Sensor Male Chorus BONNIE BLYNN Latsn Club I2 YTeens 234 TomTom 23 Ed 4 FHA 3 pres 4 Masque 8. Gavel 3 pres 4 Play Fest 23 Spanssh Club 34 N HS 4 Gsrls State 3 Chess Club sec tres 4 Sensor Gsrls Chorus 4 Nat Merst Sems Fsnalsst PHYLLIS BOHRER YTeens I Band I23 Commercsal Club I PENNY BRANDOLINO Y Teens 234 Commercsal Club 2 3 4 Band I 23 4 SHARON BROHARD L sn Club I 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 Masque 8. Gavel 3 sec 4 GAA 34 Wesrste edst ed 4 Tom Tom 4 Gym Asssstant 4 N H S 4 Sen sor Gsrls Chorus 4 DOROTHY BURNS Latsn Club I YTeens 234 Masque 8x Gavel 3 GAA 34 HR Vpres I23 sec 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 JAMES BURRACHIO HR pres I Play Fest I 2 Basketball I 2 Band 2 3 4 Councsl Alt 2 Golf 3 MERLE BUSH HR pres 3 Councsl 4 WILFORD CAMPBELL Tom Tom 34 HR treas 3 Latsn ClubI Sensor Male ho rus 4 JUDITH CANEI Commercsal Club 2 Y Teens 2 ROSE MARIE CAPARROS-Y Teens 234 Commercsal Club 234 GAA 34 PETE CARITIS Hs Y 3 tres 4 Tom Tom4 Sensor Male Chorus JUDY CARSON Play Fest I Tom Tom 2 34 Spanssh Club 2 YTeens 234 Masque 8s Gavel 3 4 Teens 23 4 Chorus I Band 2 Lsbrary Club 4 HR tres I Councsl 2 3 alt 4 GAA 3 4 Gym Asssstant 3 4 BETTY CHESTER Y Teens 3 4 GAA 3 4 F H A 3 4 CONSTANCE COBURN Lsbrary Club 2 3 4 F H A 4 Chorus 2 DORIS COLLIER Y Teens 2 3 N H S 4 ANITA COOKE-Councsl alt 34 YTeens 2 3 4 DORIS COTTRILL Y Teens 2 3 4 G A A 3 RICHARD COURTNEY Photo Club 4 Band BLAIR CRUM Key Club 2 3 4 HR chap I 2 Class tres 3 Marshall 4 Football I 234 Basketball I Baseball 234 ANNE CULLEY Councsl I4 Band I Coun csl234 Mol 234 HR pres 23 Play I Latsn Club 2 GAA Masque 8. Gavel 34 YTeens 234 Sensor Gsrls Chorus 4 I I I T- I - . . - - - I I I I . I I I I I I - - , , , - at' , , - . I I I I I I I in - h I l I . 1 I I . . . I l I - 1 1 llll , . , . . . , ' 3,4 . . T I I . I - ,l ' I - - , , , , , . . . , , '1 . I 1 ' ' . , , I . , I I I I l 1 , ' -'- . , . I I I I I I I I I . -- - , , , . . . , , I I . I ' . I ' , I . 1 1 - ' ' 1 1 -. . I ' V I ' I ' C - . , ' . , , s , . . . -- ' , ' in I I I T I I ' 1 1 1 T' . , - , ' . , , I . . . , cil . , - , , , . . . 3,4, -- '- , . , - , . . I . I . , . L l I - I 11 I I l I I I - I I I 1 1 STEVE BILLCHECK-Hi-Y 4, Council 4, Sen- MITZIE CASEY-Commercial Club 2,3,4, Y- . I I I I I . - .- I I - I I I . I I . I b ll , . . , , ' , -' ' , , , - - - -' ' , , . . . , , , I , , . . . , . . . , sec. I, o ' ,,se. , dl, ..- ,II ' 1 1 1 l I 1 . . . . , I,2 Q- , u , , . . . 1 - l I I - T - I I I I I I T. - , , , . . . , .- ' ' ' - - ' 4 , , - 1 ' 1 - 1 ,, - 2 I I I - I I . I . . . 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Gavel 4 Latm Club I Stage Club 4 Play Fest 4 Foot ba 2 PATTY DEPOY Commercial Club 2 Y Teens 2 ANTHONY DIBART H Y 234 Cla chap I23 School chap 4 Tom Tom 4 HR chap I3 sec tres 2 Football 2 Mgr 3 4 Basketball mgr I 23 4 Track mgr 2 Natlonal Merlt Scholarshup Fm a lst YVONNE DICKEY F H A I JEANNETTE DIGBY YTeens 234 Photo Club 3 4 Latsn Club I 2 Wenrlte 4 CAROLYN DOLPHIN Masque 81 Gavel 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Tom Tom 4 Chorus I Latun Club I 2 Sensor Gurls Chorus 4 GERALDINE ELLIOTT Tom Tom 2 FTA 4 HRVpres 2 pres 3 sec 4 YTeens 234 GAA 3 tres 4 JOYCE ELMORE Y Teens 2 3 4 Band I Photo Club 3 4 Latnn Club I 2 Council a 3 EUGENE FADELEY HIY I23 Chorus I 23 Band I 23 Vpres band 3 PAUL FADELEY Councll alt I Football I 34 Basketball I MAX FLINN HR pres 2 JAMES FOLEY Key Club 2 3 4 HR V pres I 3 pres 4 Football I 234 Track 34 MARIE FOSTER Y Teens 2 3 4 F H A sec 4 Latin Club I CINDY FREELAND GAA 3 4 L I b ra ry Club 2 3 4 Tom Tom 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Gym Assistant 3 4 PATRICK GABLER Football mgr I Track DREAMA GARRETT GAA 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Masque 81 Gavel 3 4 HR sec tres I chap 2 Commercial Club 2 FHA 3 4 Senior Girls Chorus 4 Library Club 2 pres 3 4 FRED GASTON Key Club 2 3 4 N H S 4 Councll I2 School VPres 3 pres 4 Class pres I 2 Football I 2 3 4 Basket ball 2 4 Baseball I 23 4 JACK GAYDOS-B a n d I 2 3 4 Baseball m r I HOWARD GELINI Key Club 23 pres 4 class tres I 2 Councul 3 V Pres Sensor Class Tom Tom I2 Baseball I Bas ketball I 2 ROBERT GAJTKA Stage Club 4 Key Club 23 VP 4 HR chap 34 Baseball I 2 Basketball I 2 3 4 COLEE GILLIAM Band I GLORIA GILLIAM N H S 4 CARL GIST Football 23 4 Track 23 4 JOHN GLOVER Key Club 234 HR pres 4 Football I 2 3 4 Track 3 STEPHEN GLYKAS-Hu Y I 23 4 Photo Club I 2 3 4 KAREN GOSSEAUX YTeens 2 3 4 GAA 3 Latm Club I 2 HR sec tres 3 ROBERT GRACEY Masque 84 Gavel 234 Spanush Club 34 Chorus 3 HR sec tres 4 Councll I2 Latln Club I Sen lor Male Chorus 4 Football I 3 4 Track 234 Basketball I KATHLEEN GRAHAM YTeens 23 chap 4 GAA off 3 sec 4 Latm Club I Play Fest 4 EDWIN GREENLIEF Wrestllng I 23 4 ROOSEVELT GREGORY HR chap I 2 Sen nor Male Chorus 4 Football 24 Track 3 Wrestling mgr 4 MARILYN GRUMET Tom Tom 34 FTA 4 Wenrute 4 Masque 81 Gavel 3 4 De bate Club 2 3 JOSEPH GUZZETTA HR pres I Counc1l2 34 HIY3 VP 4 PhotoClub3 Tom Tom 3 Welrlte 3 sports ed 4 Latm Clu I2 JOAN HAIR YTeens 23 4 FTA 4Tom Tom 4 Weurute 4 HR chap 4 Latm Clu I2 ARMEADE HAMMOND Commercnal Club 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 EDITH HARLESS FH A 4 Chorus 4 Com mercual Club 3 HEATHER HARTLEY Y Teens 234 GAA 34 Commercual Club 234 Masque 8. Gavel 3 4 Llbrary Club I 3 councul 4 MARGARET HIXENBAUGH Commercial Club 3 F H A 4 I l i ., ' . ,,,, . . 'Il - gr , l . , . ,. L' ,, - 1 .. ,, l , - ,, I , ' - ' T I l I - Il I ' 1 1 -1 ' I ll - , 1 . I ' ,I '., . I, I, -l- ,,, SS - 1 -11 ' -1 1 T Ill If .Il . IIII 'T' 111 - I' '- ,,,, T , , T 111 I- Ill T I I . 'I I .- l ' I . I Ill ,,, , . T' ll ' L.- Il, , . , . , I , ANTQINETTE 5URgKA..Y-Tee,f,S 2,3141 Council 2,3,4, F.T.A. 2, sec. 3, pres. 4, lf. - ' ,Q Ill I U T . ,, ' ll III - ' . , ll T ' . I I , . ll 'I llll 1 ' T .I I T' ,, ,... . ff I 'I I .. - b, III - ll - I, 'nl ,,, , .- . , ' ' ' f , - .I bl 3,4 - ' ,, - ' - ' ,I, ,I .' . I ? 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Gavel 3 tres 4 Tom Tom 4 Chorus tres 4 KAREN ROSS-Y Teens 23 hst 4 Play Fest I 3 Masque 8. Gavel 3 4 HR sec tres 24 Council alt I Class artsst 3 4 GAA 34 NHS 4 Cheerleader3 RICHARD SAFREED Photo Club 3 4 Band MICHAEL SAGE Band I 2 off 3 4 HR tres I sec 3 Sensor Male Chorus 4 WALTER SARNECKI Latm Club I2 H Y 3 4 Band 3 4 Council 4 Chorus 4 Sen nor Male Chorus Basketball mgr I Football 2 Track 2 JAY SCHOOLCRAFT Key Club 2 3 4 Sen lor Male Chorus 4 Football I234 Wrestlxng I PAULINE SHERNISKY Latin Club I VP 2 council I HR pres 234 YTeens 234 NHS VP 4 TomTom 4 Wear ate3 fun mgr 4 GAA 34 DONNA JEAN SMITH HR pres I V P 2 4 YTeens 234 Commercial Club 3 GAA 34 Band I may 234 DONNA LEE SMITH F H A I 23 4 Cho ru I2 SONDRA SMITH FHA 34 GAA 34 Y Teens 2 3 4 Latun Club I JEAN SNODGRASS Library Club P h o t o Club DOROTHY SOSAK Latin Club 2 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 HR chap I MARY STATES Y Teens 2 3 4 Sensor Gnrls Chorus 4 Commercual Club 2 3 4 ROBERTA STEINMAN Y Teens 2 3 4 GA A 34 Gym Assist 3 CommerclalClub I IOC ' 1 ' 1' 111 1 -1 1 I i ,I 1 ' 1 Il ' 1 '111' 11 I' ' ' 1 11 ' G .Q .I 1111 ' i- 11 '1 - 1 '11'-' '1 I . .,- 11 1111 1 11 1 ' 11 -1 - ' ' 111 ., ., , . .1 - I , I . , - I. 1 111 111 11 1 ' 1 '1 '11 11 '- - 1 111 ' 111 '1 1 11 1 1 -11 -1 1 - 111 11 1 '1 11 -1 ' 1 1 Il2 11 ' 11 11 '1 '1 '1 1 . . . 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Gavel 3 4 FTA 4 Tom Tom BETTY VESELICH HR marshall I chap 2 councsl alt 3 Class sec 4 YTeens 2 3 4 Commercsal Club 23 mem chasr 4 GAA 34 Wesrste typ ed 4 JUDITH VINCENTI Spanssh Club 2 sec 3 VP4 YTeens234 GAA 34 HR tres 3 4 N H S 4 Wesrste 4 WANDA VIRTUE Class sec I 2 HR pres I VP 2 Commercsal Club 2 publ chasr 3 pres 4 YTeens 234 Councsl asst tres 3 tres 4 GAA 34 Masque 8tGavel34 NHS 4 TomTom4 Sen sor Gsrls Chorus 4 MARILYN WAITE Latsn Club I YTeens 2 3 4 Commercsal Club 23 Sr Grader 4 GAA 34 TomTom4 NHS 4 Sensor Gsrls Chorus 4 DONALD WARO Hs Y 3 4 Photo Club 3 Track mgr 3 LINDA WARREN GAA 34 YTeens 2 34 Councsl alt 3 Latsn Club I FTA 4 Sensor Gsrls Chorus 4 WAYNE WESTFALL Band ETHEL MAE WILKS Chorus F H A ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Y Teens 2 3 4 La tsn Club 3 Lsbrary Club 2 3 N H S 4 KAREN WILLIAMS-Masque 8. Gavel 3 V P 4 Commercsal Club 23 act chasr 4 YTeens 23 typ hasr 4 NHS 4 GAA 3 4 Class tres 4 HR pres 23 Councsl I Sensor Gsrls Chorus PATRICIA WILLIAMSON G A A 3 4 F T A VP 34 YTeens 234 Wesrste 3 ed 4 Spanssh Club 2 3 pres 4 N H S 4 HR VP 3 sec 4 Natsonal Merst Scholarshsp Fsnalsst JUDY WOLVERTON Latsn Club I Chorus 23 YTeens234 BandI2 off 34 HR pres 4 CAROLYN YOUNG Band I HR chap I EMIL ZATEZALO Band I 234 Chorus 4 PATRICIA ZDINAK GAA 34 Latsn Club I2 YTeens 23 Tres 4 NHS sec 4 FTA act chasr 4 Councsl 23 HR VP I Wesrste 4 Gsrls State 3 Class sec of soc aff 4 PATRICIA ZIEROLD Lsbrary Club 2 3 sec 4 FTA 34 YTeens 234 ChessClub 4 Tom Tom 4 JAMES ZULKOSKI Chess Club 4 0 Ill 1..- ... , -I T 111 ' 1- 111 'l1 1 1 1 'll 'l 11 1 -- I .,, . 1 ' - Q 1 1 I -1 '1' 111 - ll, .11 Q ' . ., .,...,, 1 '1 11 - - 11 '1 1 111 ' 1 ' 11 ' I I- 1'--1 . ' 111 11' 1 '11 ' 1 '-'1 il., 1111 ' ' I . , -, T.'.II- I ,, . 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