West Liberty High School - Liber Tee An Yearbook (West Liberty, WV)

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W L FRESHMAN CLASS Prcsitlent ..-- Earl 1 l.iinilloii X ' icc-prcsidcnt -, Ruth HotTm.ui Secretary , Laverna Honar Faculty Advisor., Miss Eva Scttell Treasurer Eileen Harnett The Freshman class ol this year was the largest class in the school. Althouj;h the class has made no great accomplishments, many of the members took an active part in the organizations and functions of the school. Ruth HofTman, Laverna 15onar, Nancy Radovich, and Homer Cooper have frequently held places on the honor roll. Earl Hamilton, Woodrow Ciregory, Leroy Spearc. and Albert Grose were chosen to be among the iirst ten jilayers ol the basketball squad. H S FRESHMEN First Row: David Armstrong. Robert Gibson, Albert Grose, Nancy Radovieh, Rosemary Williams, Margery Myers, Anna Mae Mozingo, George DeGarmo, George Tustin. Second Row: Woodrow Gregory. Leroy Speare, Jessie Palmer, Lulu Miller, Angileen Radovieh, Mary Jane Wykoff, Julia Dist, Miss Eva Settell, Betty Ruthers, Ruth Hoffnnan, Philip Todd. Third Row: Earl Davis, Eileen Barnett, Laverna Bonar, Earl Hamilton, Grace Dcfi- baugh, Madelyn Hull, Mary Shepherd. i P 13 7 3

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7 9 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS W L SOPHOMORES First Row: Mr, Walter Garrison, Marjorie Drummond, Betty Bonar, Dorothy Caseman, Sara Besco, Betty Wayman, Helen Richmond, James Defibaugh. Second Row: James Barnett, Helen Friend, Martha Morrison, Wilma Rowan, Janet Wolfe, Virginia Burley. Third Row: Harold Winter, James Grose, Henry Payne, Thomas Bowman, Harold Thornburg. President Dorothy Caseman Vice-president ..Sara Besco Secretary-Treasurer Thomas Bowman Faculty Advisor. Mr. Walter (larrison The sophomore class started to make money during the early part of the year in preparation for the Freshman-Sophomore party which they sponsored at the end of the year. Money was made by selling candy at noon periods anil at all basketball games. The class was well represented in the Pep Club, Lambi Chi, Student Council, and Chorus. Marjorie Drummond received one of the leads in the operetta. Sara Besco, Marjorie Drummond, and Dorothy Caseman frequently had places on the honor roll. Thomas Bowman was a member of the orchestra, and James Cirosc was the only sophomore who held a (losition on the varsity squad. Thomas Bowman also h.ui a part in the Junior-Senior play. The sophomore lassies displayed their athletic ability by dccisnely healing the Blue- jays with a score of 13-6. Complimeius of GEO. E. STIFEL CO. Wheeling, V. Va. 12 H

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3 7 9 1 JUNIOR HIGH W L — Mi— — M— ■ I r r [ m—— ■ JUNIOR HIGH First Row: Helen Schaffer, Gwendolyn Todd, Rose May, George Grounds, Paul Earl, Kenneth Gruse, Robert Daugherty, William Wolfe. Paul Tustin. Second Row: Miss Clara Zeidler, Sara Ball, Evelyn Griffith, Charles Danford, Stanley Bonar, Joseph DeGarmo, Robert Trimble, Robert Earl, Carl Mozingo. Third Row: Marie Trimble, Mary Elizabeth Palmer, Evelyn Austin, Thelma Miller, Virginia McKinzie, Philip Milligan, Olivia Ray, Paul Silver, John Miller, Charles StoUar, Harry Lee Cox. Thelma Zercher, Junior Hoffman, Jolin Hull, Robert Mozingo, Phyllis Biggs, Doris Duvall, Anna Mae Armstrong. President Harry j ee Cox Vice-presidents ...Phyllis Riggs Secretary-Treasurer Doris DuvliU Faculty Advisor ..Miss Clara Zeidler The seventh and eighth grade home room was mo cil Irom the whue huikliiig to the high school this year. The class was represented in the Student (Council and Harry Lee Cox and Ceorge Grounds were on the honor roll several times during the year. For the first lime, in the history ol the Pep cluh, membership was openetl to the junior higli students. The class also has a well organized chorus under the supcr isi(in ol Miss .Miidrcil Boggcss. Representatives irom the group were sent to Ogleiiay Park to partici|Kile in the Easter Sunrise service. Each class has a West X ' irginia cluh under the direction ol .Miss . iidrey Lazcar and Miss Eva Settell. 14 H