Wintersville High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wintersville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1946 volume:

J TI-IE WARRIOR P bl shed by SENICR CLASS W1ntersv111e Hlgh School Swv! N eteen h d ed forty S1 u i of FN 6 ff S ifslfirr- ' f::iTg'5'.13?i X .....::.:L':::, E MC' , N V ' '-E Q 5.94 N I I in un r - - 'X ' 355555 Foreword Y Ask, and it shall be given you: seek, and ye shall find: knock. and it shall be opened unto you. Every one that asketh, receiveth: and he that seek- eth, findeth . . . The learned words of the Master teacher gives to us the keynotes to want to search and to find knowledge upon which the basis of success is built. As we leave the threshold of Wintersville High School to enter a world community, may we offer to you this volume as an effort of our creative building. ln years to come, may it bring happy memories and call to mind many pleasant years spent together in building a foundation of knowl- edge and friendship. May you enjoy and cherish this volume and may it serve cts an inspiration to you who follow. S v Dedlcatlon dr ur War War' the cry of war was heard the call to defend received by men and women gone from our threshold to battleflelds flung far and wrde to the shores of S1C1lY the yungles of the PGC1flC the mountams ot Indra cmd oads of Tokyo Death Death' the shadow of peace relgns o er the battlehelds a sacr1f1ce of hte and blood to l1ve and help l1ve to create a world of Chrrstlan brotherhood Peace Peace' a Chr1st1an atmosphere shared by defender and foe, establ1shed by brother and frlends xn prayerful mood we l1ft thelr names 1n reverence To the men and women from W1ntersv1lle H1gh School who served ln the armed forces and especlally those who pald the supreme sacr1f1ce Claude M Dunn Carl D Welday Earl L Wells Clark Purkey Ir Elhs F Glllespxe Robert S Hrlhard lohn W Ferguson and V1ClOl Z1klo we ded1cate thrs frrst annual of W1Hl9ISV1ll6 Hrqh School . . K 'Q , . 1 I 1 I . , . . , . 4 , . . , . , . , ., . 1 . , . 2 J W FERGUSON Emu L wsusq ONO IH THE HRIIED Sl:RYlCEo! QUK WA7 ff cam uswnrqz if Qi gl fl 2' Z4 fg R Contents v Foreword Dedrcotrorx Contents Admrmstrotron Class Prophecy Classes School Songs Orqoruzotrons Musrc Athletlcs Boccoloureote Proqrom Groducmor PIUQILUI Adverusements Features -A X A 'CA ADMIN ISTRATIGN f L. LF ggec. Mfr silk: 1744114532515 Left to nght Harry Ekey Vlce Pes1f'ent Henry Pczulrncm R E W11son Clerk Paul M1l1er Supenntendent Lee Osburn Taylor L e Pe ldent 'N WN SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Paul Miller S. Donald Cunningham xt.. X Mrs. Gladys Hickman Anna I. Millgr William j. 'Sindlinger Virginia .Iohnsron Ruth Lucas Mrs. Madelon Reeves Walter L. Coplin Bernadine Scott Clyde C. Pierce Mrs. Helen Henderson Faculty Abe T. Hickman Mrs. Vera H. Munsee Robert W. Mclfarren A. Eileen Cozart J. Donald Day Mrs. Frances Dornbusli Gertrude E. Ryan William E. Westcott Mrs. Mary J. Hoobler Thelma Daugherty. Secretary Class Prophecy Whats gorng on rn the W H S Audrtonum tomght? The srgn says Banquet 1n Your Honor Grads of 1946 Gee that year of 46' Doesnt seem llke twelve years have passed does lt? Ah mus1c' As we enter we recogmze The Three Downbeats better known as Davrd Boyd Mack Fmx and Carl Chne Paul Taylor rs poundmg the drums He also plays Wlfh Tom Thumbs Orchestra Iean Myers IS playmg the clarmet but she s recently become a Congresswoman Lrsten' hugene Conn WSIV s greatest announcer IS mtroaucmg golden vorced Kenny McElroy although he needs no mtroductron because he has h1s own rad1o program now Robert Carney has just entered the Audrtonum weanng one of those exclus1ve Carney and Co hats Gray 15 the best sellrng color th1s year Look' A ballet dance by George Eddy Dor1s lobes Dolores lobes and Lourse Med1ch w1th Myrna Brown at the prano Lovely' Arent they? W I-1 S s new supermtenaent Urck Loos IS over there talkrng to Fodd Myers who rs campalgmng for the Vrce Presrdency of the U S He always was good at talkxng Theres Russell Wlckham st1ll tall dark handsome and ready for food so you mrght know that he s hovenng over the banquet table Close behlnd hmm IS Dave Wrlcher smokrng a brg rlavana just as successful lawyers do My' D1d you notrce the nurses here th1s even1ng'? All our old chemrstry pals Avrs Brown and Rose Hutton who took therr trarmng at the Oh1o Valley Hospttal AVIS spends all her lersure t1me tak1ng typmg courses Theres Ramona Utzler who has recently retrred from nursmg to be an Army offrcer s Wlfe Thet1s Walker who IS a surgrcal nurse has wntten a book entrtlefd How to Remove Your Own Appendrx I saw one more oh yes Laura St1cker she s gettmg marned next week Who IS that d1gn1hed gentleman w1th h1s back to us? Oh 1ts Loren Andrews who sells yearbook orders to hrgh schools He s talkrng to Fred Call the truant offrcer Confrdentrally Fred tells me he has the most trouble Wllh the chlldren of Peggy W1ll1ams and her Navy husband What a str1k1ng couple' And 1t s Roy Wells owner of a school for mech amcs w1th h1s capable secretary Thelma Boyles srng one of her famous blues songs The Gulf of Mexlco Blues Thats Clarre Unrue adjustlng the microphone for her Hes just home from the Navy We have three career women with us There rs Betty Morrrs a Latm teacher here at Wmtersvrlle Grace Ferguson a gym teacher at J U and Charlotte Pauls who rs a chrropodlst from Calrfornla Uh glrls rf you need any ad'vxce about the opposite sex just ask that group stand mg by the door It s june Gump Isabel Earley and janet Hosterman They wrxte letters to the lox elorn They are all happlly marned Dxd you know that we have a new bowling alley 1n Wll1t6fSVlII67 Its owned by Dorothy Vance and Shlrley Lotzgeselle Thelr most frequent customer IS Betty Francis who has Just returned from abroad Dear' Such noise! It s those motorcycles and Bob Gumps Ford Incxdentally Pre recently took over the Ford plant The motorcycles are owned by' Tom Gegas Roy Del lmger and Dlck Swlft They have over one hundred plants that make the Get Up and Go motorcycles Well well there s Stella Church who rs a radlo announcer and Leona Bard who 1s starrmg ln the radro drama So You Have Troubles They are two charmrng ladies Remember typmg class? Betty jones Phyllxs Long and Rose Rotella have put rt to good practlce They are secretarres vtnth New York firms Gee a real prrze fighter and you ve guessed correctly Its none other than Syl vester Mlke of course Geneva Agee as hrs charming wrfe Now there are three attractxve young ladies Helen Baron Isabelle Hartmann and josephme Hmdman Helen rs a model m a Prttsburgh department store Isabelle IS coach of the cheerleaders at Ohio U jo marrxed the man who belongs to that Jacket she used to wear Theres VIVIHH Blame wlth them She smgs wlth the St CCCIIIB Grrls Chorr rn New York Crty Guess thats everyone Oh no' How could we forget Frank Gerard? He s playmg football with The Texas Aggles Uh gxrls hes also marrred but I wont tell you who the lucky glrl IS Yes mdeed' We 46 grads surely deserved a banquet What for? Why for our great success ln ltfe' Thefls Walker , . . . . . . 1 a n n I .. . .. , . 2' . , . - ' u .ll ll I ' I . , - . , . . . , 1 1 I 1 -, . .. o I ' . ' I . I I . . . . , . . . , . ' , 0 . . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . , - - - I I I I I I I ll u ll - v 1 1 . , . . , . ' I . . . . . . . . , . . . I . Shhh! Now comes a speclal part or ure program. Margaret Staib is going to , ' 3, , I . . . , . . 1 y n 1 , ' D, 'y . , . . , , . ' . . . Q . . . . . , . , ' , . . . . , . y ' . . . ,, ll I ' , . . . . 1 Y 7 - - ' on n ' ' 1 ' f ' . . ' I . . y . , - in I . u ' 2 ' ' , , 1 Q nl . . s ' ' ' l ' t I ' 1 I ' ' . ' ' - ' - y - 9 Q 1- y 1 . ' . il I7 y ' 1 ' ' . CLASSES 41124 lu lk KI ' JI'ZWii241VE.1lf ll IEE' fy! li all Seniors Left to nght Thelma Boyles Treasurer Loren Andrews Presxdent Roy Ir Wells Secretary Knowledge IS the basls of success Blts of phllasophy klnd words subyect materlal and the gu1d1ng rnfluence of teachers helped bulld for us a tum toundauon ot knowledge The cornerstone was placed dunng our early years at Wtntersvrlle Hrgh School The last stones were lard durmg the years 1945 and 1946 under the guldlng eyes cf Mr Wllltarn Westcott The 1nscr1pt1on on the stone 1S testlmonlal of our work and labor Hlqhhghtmg our year of fellowshrp together was our class play Dont Take My Penny under the dtrectlon of Mtss V1rg1n1a Iohnston The culmmatton of th1s our last year was the Warrxor Wmte sv1lle s frrst annual Motto Knowledge IS the basxs of success Colors Red and Whlte Flowers Red and Whne Carnahons C mphment Martin Sound System '-:Q I n n - 0 - I I I 1 - I . ,, . . ,, . . . , . , I . ,, , H , . H . H . - I - Y' , . . ,, . . H 41+ ' 5 uf Charlotte Pauls Shy and nice is Charlotte. Her smile is very sweet. Lefty's rather different From other girls you meet. Isabell Hartmann Dicky, though she's short Is just full of go and pep. She s our favorite cheer leader And for fun she has a rep Margante Williams Peggy is our spokesman We really think she s swell Though there s no more room There s a lot more we could tell Ianet Hosterman She never loses her temper Always has a hello Enjoys all good novels In life shell make a show Russell Wlclcham Ah tall dark and hand some He cheered us up wrth Jokes Danced almost every danc That s why he s so popular wrth folks Leona Bard Straight-forward in her at- titude, Dashing in her beauty, To be a friend with every- one, She feels it is her duty. Iosephine Hindman Jo likes to chat with people Dislrkes to be alone It seems like the years We knew her have too fastly flown Helen Baron Neat with her appearance Rather shy and rather tall Interested m getting ahead Helens the pick of them a Dorothy Vance She s everybody s pal Glad to help anyone This of course explains All the friends shes won Fred Call Freds a boy that we all 1 e A person with a grin Popular too we might add In life hes sure to win ltllllllllllltllt ut Prtassys Men s Shop Rctmoncx Utzler This girl enjoys school, But she also loves to dance. As she takes her place in the future. It won't just be chance. Clctire Unrue l'laire's a swell snort. He likes all recreations He knew what to do In different Sl uatlons Louise Med1ch Here IS our star sports glfl She likes almost any game Well have to admit basketball That she has very good arm Eugene Conn A youth who s not so very a But it doesn t worry Conn He makes up for it with 110188 1 hLlS hugene ITA3I'Cl'lCS 011' Isabel Harley Quite charming IS thls Senior Shes very fond of books And youll surely admit Shes also nice 1n looks Lomplmunt f McCoy s Shoe Store Robert Gump Bob's a well known fellowg So he's often known as Pie. Though he just hates schoolwork He manages to get by. Betty Iones Betty is small and noisy. And for her giggles she is noted If we chose the happiest gir She would be most voter. Tom Gegas Toms very good at art work Hes also on the team Knows a lot about flymg Hes really on the beam Margaret Wrklch Margaret Joined us 1n me seventh grade She proved a frlend right away We liked her more each year Shes fine IS what we re trying to say Robert Carney Noted for arrlvmg late Girls are hls favorxte hobb And slnce he s rather slow Hell end up married Prob bly George Eddy Always has his hair comb- ed, Always neatly dressed. George is a very fine lad. With good-grooming he is blessed. Geneva Agee Dignifled and quiet You d never know she s around But when you have her for a friend You know your friend ship s sound Mock Fxx Mack is tall and manly He sings a little too Nice to have around He s bound to see life thru Doris lobes Tall and suave is she A little on the serious side Tho shes different from her sister They are very hard to ui vlde Curl Cline A devil may care sort ot fellow His favorite pastime sleep But when it comes to fun Hes always ahead one leap 04 KV' Betty Francis A very wins-ome lass, I'll say. She has a winsome smile: And tho she's busy all the day, She's happy all the while. Hose Rotello berious quiet explains Rose The best of ' llow class mates Everything fine in life Is what our Ros rates Dolores lobes Cub is small and dark The opposite of her twin But since she too is pretty You can see they are some in Kenneth McElroy He s a lad with a voice He sings very nicely too With a fine career ahead of him No wonder he s never blue Dov1d Boyd He s quiet and yet noisy Intelligent but not smart Always fmishes hls work When he remembers to start ltillllllllllklll nl Harts jewelers Frank Gerard Yes he s our football hero But when the games are done He s always with a dozen girls By h1s exploits they are won Stella Chuich Laughs when there s a good Joke Somber when she needs to Stellas a typical girl A person you re always glad to see Iune Gump Now Junes a quiet gir And irlends with each ol us She s really a nlce person Her future is fun to dis cuss David Wilcher Dave s our tall blond hero Loves to have a good time. To take Dave out of our class Would seem to us a crime. Boy Wells Roy's our Jack- of- all tradesg He likes mechanics most. He'll surely succeed in life, Tho we don't want to boast. cllbllllilllllklllr of Steubenville Herald-Star Margaret Stcub Dark quiet and dear to us Is Honey our best com mercial student Well miss her in the years to come Because she is so pruden Thetls Walker A very vivacious Senior And tho she s rather short She s always dashing some place With a bulletin or report Sylvester Mlke He s our tallest Senior His girlfriends come twos Booty s swell at every sport Poor sportsmanship he rues Vivian Blaine She s our vice-president Very capable for the job. Vivans a very nice girl Shes sure to meet some lucky Bob. Shirley Lotzgeselle This is a miss we all like, Her company is wanted, Because she says the right things Her conscience is not haunted. Avis Brown Laugh! The world laughs' with you Thats Avis motto sure! Anything that troubles you Smiling is the cure. Richard Loos A dark and dignified young man He s never heard from much And tho he isn t boi terou He gives life that happy touch Betty Morris This is our honor student To her grades are no worry No wonder Betty plans things out Shes never ln a hurry Loren Andrews An all around good fellow The klnd thats hard to beat Its no wonder that the girls All classify him sweet it 'ti is s Paul Taylor Pauls a classroom prank- ster He gives a lift to life. Because hes such a nice fellow We hope hell find a good wife Thelma Boyles Short and not oo slender A person wc ll worth know mg Through life o er each obstacle Thelma will keep going Todd Myers Todds our Senior Quiz K1 His bram IS exceptionally good Th res no need to won der about his I Q You can easily guess where Rose Mane Hutton Rose is always helping someone just busy every day We re proud that shes classmate Is all that we can say lean Myers jeans our favorite co league Shes helpful and shes kind Very neat with her appear ance And she has a brilliant mind Loniplnmnt ot Swan Bower , - xi Y 1 V , , . ' 1 , . a ': , , 5. - , Q o v f ' y ' ' 's 3, . .g , . . ' is 2 . , d. , . - 6 ,' - , . . , . i . . Q ., he stood. a v9 33 K , l I ' I I ' 7 a . ' ' Q-n sv I 1 ' 1- . 7 Y 6 - Y , 'N-s-,,.f' ' . X T ' - s ' Myrna Brown Enjoys a jolly good time. Full of life and fun, Plays a fine game of vol- leyball, And talks with everyone. Boy Delhnger Roys not fond of home work In fact he d rather tease But with hls personallty Hes very sure to please Comphment of H C Cook SCHOOL SONG Oh hall the Golden WGIIIOIS Loyal brave and true We ll march to V1Cl ry With our Gold and Blue Oh hall the Golden Warnors Well w1n great fame W1th us behind them We ll w1n thrs game VICTORY SONG Fxght for the Vlctory Fight' Fxghtl F1ghtl F1ghtl Flght to the end Flghtl Flghtl Fight' F1ghtl Well Fxght wlth all our mxghtl Our boys are rncrrchmg on to V1ctory' Frghtl F1ght' Flghtl Frghtl Our boys w1ll w1n the game Flghtl Fight' F1ght' Frghtl Warr1ors so true F1ght' F1ght' Flghtl Frghtl Banners are flylng h1gh Our Golden Warrlors are V1ctor1ous' Phyllis Long She seems to be a silent one, But when you really know her, She's pleasant to pal around with We hate to see Phyllis go out to lifes whir. Grace Ferguson Grace IS an out of doors gxr She s very fond of sports And smce shes small and damty She looks very DICE ln shorts '. l. .' ' l. - - if 3 I i Fight! Fight! Fight! Fightl luniors Left to right Richard Medley Secretary George Ratzen berger President Wilham Ghkes Vice President George Moray Treasurer Build not your future on the sands ol lgnorance but on the iirm founda tion of knowledge The ioundatron became more secure as the juniors could not be crumpled by the storms and winds of life The eleventh graders showed the fruits of their efforts in their class play Gallop ng Ghosts directed by Mr William Slndlmger These accomplishments were made under the watchful eyes of the master artisans Miss Virginia Iohnston and Mr Donald Day C Wlllllllllltlll of Rogers jewelers laid more stones of knowledge to their house of learning. This foundation Bow 4 Donald Lawrence losephrne Swxckard Pat Petkov1ch Wrlharn Whanger Robert Wtlllams George Moray Ralph VV1ll1ams Margaret Bosza George Batzenberger Bow 3 Paul Weaver Harold Stead Vernadyne Wllllf Janet Marquls Mele Volvodlch Glenn Slaven Leroy Stewart Alda W1ll1ams lna Starr Bow 2 M1ss V1rg1n1a Iohnston Helen Strupe Fern Loy Aleda Moats Dorothy Yashko Arlene Maclf Davrd Skrnner Helen Peverch R1chard Medley Bow l lackre Schooley Betty Ladanskr Peggy Morrlson Frances Morton Bow 3 Torn Bowman Dan Gump W1ll1am Dxllon Charles Brown Wlllldm Gegas Robert Keppen George Eft Bobert Blackburn Lawrence Chappell Robert Kern Bow 2 Mrs Lewrs Henderson lo eph Huber W1lrner H1bb1ts Marnre Brake Donna Blake lunror Kellar Wrllxam Ghlces lohn Barns Wrlham Grrffrth Mr Danald Day Bow l Marcellrne larrett Helen Kolooalyo Bae Gruber Ph1l1p Cochran Ianrce Daugherty lane Bel Lulu George Ruth George Ann Daugherty Fave Lloobler : t , , , ' '1n1,1., ' ' , Davena Muir, Carol Scott, Dorothy Taylor, Roberta Palmer, Pat Spellacy. 1 . 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A Vw, A I I ' 1 if f f I l cs on an Shoe Storv Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to nqht Nalda Dehsh Secretary Freddy Dalrymple V1ce Presldent Hans Pauls Treasurer Hugh Taylor Presldent Wlsdom IS the fruxt of concentrated med1tat1on and study Blt by bxt more stones were Chlpped from the quarry of knowledge Each was care fully and securely la1d xn 1ts place under the d1rect1on of the arch1tects Mrss Gertrude Ryan and Mr Clyde Prerce Complnmnt gt McGowan Brothers Co ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 - H . . . . . 1, . . . 1 1 . 5 , Left to rrght Row 3 Glorra Hanrahan B1ll Becker Charles Chrrstopher Jack Da1ly Albert Hays Robert Htckman Nrck Each Donald Davrason lean Houghton Myrtle Bell Left to rxght Row 2 Bob Davrs Shrrley Eddy Helen Cooper Dolores Gerard john Drequez larnes Boyles Kenneth Hardesty Blame Barker Wtlma Dellmger Ioan Hartup Kerth Cochran Lett to r1ght Row l Fred Dalrymple loan Dougherty Beverly Edwards Anrta Bell Narda Deltsh Dolores Call Russell Alklre Evelyn Clark Charles Coleman Nellre Castner Davrd Good Ann Gruber MISS Gertrude Ryan Left to rrght Row 3 Russell Yocum Donald Plotts George Medxch Brll Powley Hans Pauls Iohn Mazarak Charles Wllcher Fred Vogt Ruth Keppen Dorxs Raymond Mr Clyde Pxerce Left to rrglst Row 2 Mary Vxncent Hugh Taylor Robert Wrllramson Wrllram Trxmmer Herbert Utzler Robert Lee Iames Morton Leonard Morr1s Robert Kerr Clara Lashley loanne Skmner Eleanor Husak Delores Paden Left to nght Row l Georgta Komestakes Ruth Tatgenhorst Pat McConnell De ores lvuskel Rose Wrkrch lVlar,or1e Kerr Nlla Marlmg Alrce LeMasters Dorothy Hutton Mary Tucker Martha lane W1lson Dolores Sucker Barbara Kramer 1 1 1 Steubenvxlle Cota Cola . 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 f 1 14 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . ,I . . 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A 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 , ttt's 41 ' Freshmen FHESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Left to nght Iohn Delrsh Treasurer Earl Hobbrns Presxdent Marjone Couch Secretary Ioyce Kern Vrce Presldent Seek and ye shall irnd The cornerstone was a mass of crude rock rmbedded 1n the h1ll of trme The lamp of knowledge bumed long and bnghtly as the freshmen searched for the ch1sel oi knowledge Then the cornerstone began to take shape as the master stonecutters Mrss Bernadme Scott and Mrss Anna Mrller helped the apprentlce stonecutters chlp 1t to the pattern of success Compliments ot Ohio Valley Savmgs 4 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 - 11 1 1 Isnly s let to Rrah Row 4 Mrss Bernodrne Scott Davrd Grrmm Drck Forsha Arthur Grbbons Harry Komestakes Drck Gump Wayre Gump Frank Hlser Carl Drekmann Robert Groves Left to rrght Row 3 Ronald Haynes Ferguson Martha Dunn Robert Drllon George Left to Carson Left to nqht Row l Iohn Delrsh Norma Hall Dorothy Clark Betty Barker Marlorre Couch Sara Hern Betty C, le Frances Baron Mary Cooper Vrvran Farmer Iohn Hannen Lett to rrght Row 4 Paul Kolopajlo Bob Kllpatrrck Charles Solters Earl Robert Gaulesky Thomas Ford Robert Davrd Brown Harold Burn rde Donald Mark George Calvrn Gursto rrght Row 2 Helen Donley Betty Daugherty Ruth Forester Vanda Hess Georgra Harrrs Bertha Patsy Kelly bthel Dameron Rouse Mrss Anna Mrller Left to rrqht Row 3 lohn Nelson Bob Shrvely Evelyn LeMosters Ann Myers Gaynalee Stonebraker Susre Iones Martha Martrn Ella Nrcholson Betty Nrcholson Erma Wrllrams Charles Kou ach Left to rrqht Row 2 Elma Rabe B tty Slaven Betty Schroeder Delorrs Thomas Martha Vern Henry Noble Nrch Yashko Carolyn Vrncent Marrlyn Phrllrps Iohn Palmer Clyde Smrth Carl Whrte Lett to rrqht Row l loyce K rn Elsre Strupe Herbetta Loy Mtldred Volvo drch Nancy Myers Ioanne Morton Betty VV1ll1oms Dons Iones Iohn Wallace George Kennard Iohn Rrley Betty Mornson Dcnold Rensl A 1 'i t- z ' , C ' , ' B' , ' , I I I ' I 1 l . I , , . 1 1 1 V I I . , yq I I . . I Robbins, lack Widaman, Ted Vanl-lorn, lohn Rogers, Louis Wrkich, Bill . ' e 2 , e , , ' ' - : e , ' , , ' ' - l.t11.pl:1t.t1.i- L Eighth Grade EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right Sonny Gorrell Vice Presldent Alfred Horner President Betty Allan Secretary Treasurer Ask and it shall be given you Along the halls of learning learned teachers served as gurde posts for the eighth graders as they dug the founda tion for their building. Much advice was asked of Mrs. Frances Dornbush and Mrs. Gladys Hickman. These valuable bits of information were used in laying the firm foundation of knowledge. 'tmp limi-nts nf Colonial Paper Left to rrght Row 4 B111 Evans Alfred Horner Warren H111 M9f9'lllh Gr1mes Elton Arr1s Edward lackman Sam Feh Paul George left to r1ght How 3 Mrs Gladys Hrckman Barbara Halley Betty AllGIl Kath er111e Gegas lanet Bush Ella Harr1s V1rg1n1a B1ckerstaf1 Eugene Br1dgLs Hob ert Houst D1Ck George Chesley Carney Left to rrght Bow 2 Patty Cash Mat1lda Drayer V1rg1n1a Iackson Rose Beams Hugh Chnstopher Sara Atkmson Nellre Iones Ethel Iones Mary Lou Coulter loan Fansler Left to rrght Bow 1 Lonas Delhnger lohn Castner Robert Alexander Dav1d Boyles Cosmo Febo Iohn B1llham Anna Iaclcson Sonny Gorrell 11m Dav s Left to rrght Flow 4 Gary Orr lohn W1ndon N1Ck Moray Robert Yates Tom Manfred Warner Sanders lane Penn Iune K1lpatr1Ck V1ctor1a Morell1 Lett to r1ght Row 3 Mrs Frances Dornbush B111 Mellendort Sh1rley Long 1..OlS1VlCB1'ld6 Ralph Moore Carl Stonebraker Lots Parnsh Irene Welllnq Ioe Ve1n Lew Medrch Left to nght Row 2 Erleen Thompson Mary Sanders LOIS Steele Glenn Mellott Norman Srmth George Lash Frank Underwood Ioe Kell Left to rrght Row 1 Rosa Morellr V1v1an Marlmg Helen Searls Anna Lash James Ba1ley Ioe McGrew George Moore Walter Poole Iohn Tatgenhorst Leroy Strupe Sara Lash ' 1 : I 1 1 - , L- - 1 1 , o, 4 lim Chaney, lune Duvall, Audrey Arris, Peggy Dunlap. K'Y'Is tty C R ay Seventh Grade SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Left to rrght Bobby Hutton Vxce Presrdent B111 Starkey Pres1dent Martha Helsley Secretary Treasurer Knock and rt shall be opened The knock on the door of knowledge resounded through the halls of learnmg as the seventh graders stood on the threshold eager to learn When the door opened Mlss Erleen Cozart and Mrs Ruth Cunnmgham fMr Wllham S1ndl1nger took Mrs Cunnmgham s place when 111 health necessrtated her restgnatxonl were ready to guide them through the burldmg of work and inendshlp Lomplrment of C W Cnbbi . 1 1 1 , , , ' . 11 - 11 - 1 . . . . . . 1 S Left to right Row 4 Miss Eileen Cozart William Bell Vernon Ferguson jack Iones Fred Dameron Coyet Ieters Robert Dunn Row 3 Margaret Coulter Louise Carpenter Mary Bailey Emily Komestakes Martha Helsley Priscilla Kovach Frances Roz a Rosa Harris Cora Fix Iune Brake Row 2 Arthur Headley Dialene Hxnten Laura Beckett Ienny Loy Ioan Eckert Verla Ferguson Linda Fowler Betty Hanlin Dorthy Barker Cath erine Horner Thomas Eddy Ronny Alkire Thomas Arthur Charles Kane Row l Thomas Kennard Donald Hern Delores Lash Edith England Vera Bukoffsky Patty lackson Donna Cole David Lotzgeselle Robert -lutton Milton Kayatas Randal Bridges Benjamin Diequez Ioseph Areno Sara Miller Norma lean Miller Abraham Zook Shirley Nelson Donald Moran Martha Townsend Mr Willram Smdlinger Row 3 Ioan Murphy lean Reighard Iarnes Strobel Iames Saunders lane Williams Effie Raymond Frank Wrkich Robert Morris Row 2 Walter Williams Dix Moran W1ll1am Underwood Robert Yocum LOIS Rouse Marion Strupe Frances Rozsa Marian Weeks Schiller Martin Edward Thompson Row l Helen Thomas Shirley Whanger Beverly Stead Iacqueline Pfabe Iuamta Poole Betty Sanders lane Myers Richard Moore Melvin Vojvodich Finley Ryan Robert Richardson Georae Vein s m nt 1 Pranagan 8: Punke . A h 1 S 1 l 1 n 1 : , ' ' , 1 , - 1 1 D 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L 1 Left to rightfRow 4: Gordon Rosenthal, William Raymond, William Starkey, , , , . Q' - nl ORGANIZATIONS S l 1 I fn Lompltment t Nehx Bottling Co Left to rlght Standmg Tom Gegas Mr W1ll1Gm Westcott Roy Wells Frank Gerard Mrs Lewts Henderson M1ss Gertrude Ryan M1ss Erleen Cozart Iean Myers Left to rrght Seated Loren Andrews AVIS Brown Thet1s Walker Betty Francrs Ramona Utzler Todd Myers Rrchard Loos Rose Mane Hutton Sh1r1ey Lotzgeselle Faye Hoobler Ruth Keppen Aleda Moats Lou1se Med1Ch Betty Left to nght Row 3 Mrs Lewrs Henderson Carol Scott Nancy Myers Thelma Boyles Donna Blake Shrrley Lotzgeselle Ramona Utzler Avts Brown Iohn Mazarak Leonard Moms Left to nght Row 2 Charlotte Pauls Grace Ferguson Lou1se Medrch Margaret Starb Isabel Earley Ianet Hosterman Faye Hoobler Thet1s Walker Lulu George Betty Zadanskr Left to rrght Seated Mary Margare Sanders Rose Mane Hutton Tom Gegas lean Myers Dorothy Vance Betty Moms Beverly Stead ii N r - I . ,u . , ' t , Sl E , 5 R x . . . 3 R - 2 . , , 2' Q . . . . 2 1 1 1 1 ' ' . 1 Morris. Comittedl fa 1 - - - , ' f . f NMR , y , , , , 1 We 3 .1 9 - - I 1 , - - WARRIOR STAFF The Warrior of Nineteen Hundred Forty-six is the first annual to be presented by Wintersville High School. It strives to review for you the events of the year in a logical and interesting manner Ed1tor1nCh1ef lean Myers Assistant Editor Betty Feryn Morris Iunior Editor Faye Hoobler Sophomore Editor Ruth Keppen Feature Editor Thetrs Walker Literary Editor Avis Brown Sports Roy Wells Frank Gerard Business Managers Todd Myers Loren Andrews Ar Richard Loos Tom Gegas Aleda Moats l'yp1sts Shirley Lotzgeselle Louise Medich Faculty Advisors Mr William Westcott Miss Eileen Cozart Miss Gertrude Ryan Mrs Helen Henderson Assistants Rose Marie Hutton Ramona Utzler Betty Francis HI TIMES STAFF The H1T1mes Staff has endeavored to present an interesting and accu rate account of the salient ideas events and situations in the school life at Wintersville High School There were nine monthly publications during the school year of 1945 46 The H1 Times Staff is a member of the National Scholastic Pr ss Associa tion The sponsor Mrs Helen Henderson is a member of the Nat1onal Asso c7at1on of Iournalism Directors The staff is also a subscriber to the Scholastic Editor and the Quill and Scroll journalism publications Members of the staff are as follows Editor in Ch1ef lean Myers Assistant Editor Rose Mane Hutton Iunror Editor Faye Hoobler Business Manager Betty Feryn Morris Senior News Editor lanet Hosterman Iunior News Editor Lulu Clara George Sophomore News Editor Iohn Mazarak Freshman News Editor Nancy Myers Seventh Grade Editor Beverly Stead Grade Editor Isabel Earley Sports Editor lG1IlSl Louise Medich Sports Ed1l0I tBoysl Iohn Mazarak Assistant Leonard Morris Features Donna Blake Avis Brown Peggy Wllliams tnot picturedl Thelma Boyles Grace Ferguson Charlotte Pauls Margaret Statb Activities Ramona Utzler Poetry Editor Thetis Walker Art Editor Tom Gegas Service Flashes Betty Zadanski Circulation Shirley Lotzgeselle Dorothy Vance Mrmeographers Ramona Utzler Carol Scott Typists Senior Typing Class Faculty Sponsor Helen Henderson t omplmtrnt ot 1 f V W' WF A . , Eighth Grade Editor ,L -ui LU, ,aMary Margaret Sanders Capitol Cigar Store STUDENT SENATE The Student Senate IS an organrzatron set up for the purpose of student government rn the school Each club and homeroom has a representatlve These representatlves take all gnevances and suggestrons to the senate where they are efflclently and 1mpart1al1y decrded upon The Student Senate IS advtsed and gulded by Mlss Gertrude Ryan LIBRARY CLUB The Lrbrary Club 1S orgamzed for the purpose of furthenng the read1ng mterests of the students Th1s 1S done w1th the asslstance f the student hbra r1ans under the guldance of the1r sponsor Mtss Ruth Lucas Regular meet1ngs are held once a month rn the hbrary for the purpose of work and entertarnment Through the clubs efforts the school has had the benefrt of drapes for the hbrary and a dltierent poster each month on the bulletm board 1n the study hall The members have enjoyed several part1es dunng the current year Students who have had two or more years of actlve duty mn the club w1l1 rece1ve a p1n mn the1r semor year STUDENT SENATE OFFICERS Left to right Shurley Lotzgeselle Treasurer Donald Lawrence Vlce President Avis Brown Secretary 9 4 1 ,ff 9 XXHIH Ill! LIBRARY CLUB oFFucERs Lef to nght Rose Marne Hutton Pubhclfy Chairman Martha Jane Wilson Secretary Jean Myers Program Chairman Betty Feryn Morrns President Avus Brown Vice President K ompllments ot Paramount Theatre Richard Loos, Presideht. : t H 1 I ---J xli 'f X ll K STUDENT SENATE Left to rrqht Standrng Abraham Zook Gaynalee Stonebraker Sally See Paul George Gary Orr Thomas Ford Avrs Brown Frances Morton Lulu George lane Bell Marlorxe Kerr loanne Skrnner Left to rlght Seated W1ll1Gm Becker Rrcharcl Loos Tom Geaas Shrrley Lotzgeselle Stella Chu1ch Dralene Hlnton Pat McConnell Donald Lawrence fomrttedl Russell Yocum Comlttedl LIBRARY CLUB Left to rrght Standrng Ioanne Skrnner Clara Lashley Leonard Moms AVIS Brown Mrss Ruth Lucas Rose Mar1e Hutton lean Myers Ruth Keppen Charlotte Pauls Thelma Boyles Martha lane Wrlson Left to rrqht Seated Pat McConnell Shrrley Lotzgeselle Thet1s Walker Ramona Utzler Betty Francls Betty Iones Ianet Hosterman 1 1 1111 Ill I Hannans Dept Store - . , , 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 4 . - 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . llllli lt Nl' 1 GIRL RESERVES To F 1nd and Grve the Best IS the well known purpose of the Grrl Reserves at W1nl6ISV1lle Hlgh School All work has been done solely ln the rnterest of the students and of the school Defense stamps were sold every Tuesday srnce February 1942 The Gul Reserves sold football trckets 1n home rooms for all home games Dunng basketball season they kept the home crowd happy wrth refreshments Another proyect thrs year was to send story books to the chrldren 1n the Ph1l1pp1ne Islands The Grrl Reserve slogan To Face L1fe Squarely IS a challenge to every member to do her best Membershrp 1S open to all grrls 1n therr sophomore Jumor and senzor year Scheduled for entertalnment thrs year were a Valentme s Box Dance and a Mother Daughter Banquet rn the spnng The Grrl Reserves owe thexr many successful accomphshments to the gurdance and leadershrp of Mrss Erleen Cozart HIY The Wrntersvrlle Hrgh School H1 Y 15 affrlrated with the Steubenvrlle Y M C A and holds the common purpose of the H1 Y To create maxntam and extend throughout the school and the commumty hxgh standards of the Chnstran Character The Slogan-Clean Speech Clean Sports Clean Sportsmanshlp and Clean Lrvrng The local club was orgamzed Ianuary of thrs year 1946 w1th the follow mg offrcers Presrdent Paul Taylor V1ce Presldent Robert Kern Secretary Rrchard Medley Treasurer Fred Call The sponsorrng commrttee consrsts of Superrntendent Paul Mxller Robert McFarren and Iohn E Longsworth Membershrp rs open to sophomores juniors and senlors The H1 Y holds stated meetings rn the school Thursday evenlng of each school week wrth an actrve program ot socral functrons through the school year Soc al Chairman Thelma Servnce Chanrman Jean urer Rose Marne Hutton dent Hl Y OFFICERS President n nuts ot J efferson Bulldmg 8 Savmgs Co President Faye Hoobler GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS Left to rnght Betty Feryn Moms Program Chairman Ramona Utzler Boyles Myers Treas Secre tary Charlotte Pauls Vnce Pres: Left to rught Roy Wells Serg eant at Arms, Duck Medley. Secre tary, Fred Call, Treasurer, Bob Kern, Vnce Prenclent, Paul Taylor 11 . . ,, . . , . - 1 ' I - 11 . 11 - 1 1 1 . . . . , 1 . 11 . . - Q e n - I . . 11 1 1 1 I I - I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 . . I I o - 1 i ' 3 . I 1 ' I - ' I 1 ' . , . hs' GIRL RESERVES Row 4 jean Myers Jean Houghton Eleanor Husak Shxrley Eddy Dolorcs Call Dolorc Gerard Dorls Raymond Frances Morton Lulu George 'Vlargaret Stalb Arlene Mac Shrrley Lotzgeselle LOUISC Medl h Row 3 Donna Blake Mlss Elleen Cozart Cadvlsorb Dorothy Vance Myrtle Bell Barbar Kramer Helen Cooper Glorla Hanrahan janet Marquxs Aleda Moats Marcellne Jarrett Anlta Bell Laura Sticker Ramona U zler Be ty Francls Avls Brown Pat Spellacy Lashley Jackie Schoolle Roberta Palmer Delores Sticker Beverly Edwards Charlottf Pauls Thelma Boyles Marjorle Kerr Betty Morrls Ruth Keppen Dorothy Yasko Rowl Carol Scott Ruth Tatgenhorst Martha jane Wrlson Nellte Castner Mary Tucker Georgia Komestakes Ann Daugnerty Faye Hoobler Isabel Hartmann Rose Marte Hutton Betty jones Delores Paden Dorothy Hutton HI Y Row 4 Todd Myers Clalre Unrue Robert Carney Robert Gump Sylvester Mtke Lorex Andrews Junlor Kellar Mack Fu. Rlchard Loos Davld Wllcher Russell Wlckham W1ll1am D1llon Donald Lawrence Row 3 Kenneth McElroy Eugene Conn George Moray Frank Gerard Wlllxam Glxkes Robert Blackburn Wllllam Gegas George Ratzenberger Robert Keppen Row 2 Davrd Boyd George Eddy Ralph Wllllams Charles Brown John Barnes Dav1l Skmner Wllmer Hlbblts Lawrence Chappell Leroy Stewart George Eft Paul Weaxer Harold Stead Row 1 Tom Gegas Thomas Bowman Robert Wllllams Mele Vojvodxch Roy Wells Robert Kern Paul Taylor Rlchard Medley Fred Call Wxlham Crlfflth joseph Hube Roy Dellmger Phxlxp Cochran t my hm ll 1 Mlllers x , E., ,, , , , , . , K , WM .. . Lf i LL Y x lk. ' Q Q. - j Q . ' ,l, v 1 1 1 i . u .x- . . .F y . . N' , A - . A . , . 1 . . K 1 i ' 1 ' . . Row 2-josephlne Swlckard, Allce LeMasters', Pat McConnell, Joanne Skinner, Clara V1 1 u 1 1 L 1 ,A - I 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 v 1 v '- - , ' , . . ' . 1 y 1 '1 v I 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 . 3 1 9 ' ' T . ' I . .I l 1 1 ' V ' 1 1 1 ' 1 7. .1 1 . we FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Wmtersvtlle Future Homemakers of Amerlca are atflhated wxth both the state and the natxonal organlzatrons Meetrngs are held tw1ce a month 1n the Home Econormcs room under the sponsorshrp of Mrs Mary Hoobler The motto Toward New HOIIZOHS expresses the purposes of the club organlzatron leammg to l1VG better today 1n order that our 11ves and those of our fam1l1es may be better tomorrow The F H A s have been called on m ny t1mes to take care of the re treshments for dxfterent act1v1t1es gotng on rn the school th1s year and they have always done a good job They have the thanks ot everyone rn the school for the1r wlllrng and competent S91'V1C9 TREBLE CLEF CLUB The Treble Clef Club gave a very entertammg Mus1cal Revue last tall Th1s club not only put on the revue but 1lS members made the1r own costumes The revue netted the the club some money whlch was used 1n buyrng p1ns for the g1rls The grrls earn the1r pxns accordlng to the years they have partxcrpated rn the club The awards are as follows One Year Bronze P1n Two Years Sterlmg S11ver Pm Three Years Gold F1lled P1n Four Years SO11d Gold P1n The only one to quahfy for the coveted SOl1d gold clet pm 1S Charlotte Pauls a sen1or who has been an actrve member for four years The grrls put on a spec1al broadcast over statron WSTV They have sung for assembhes P T A meet1ngs and spec1al occas1ons Thetr programs have been greatly enloyed by all The1r accompan1st 1S Mxss Bernadrne Scott and the1r advrsor and teacher 1S Mrs Madelon Gtst Reeves ZX X HI 11? f 1 1.6 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS Left to right Louise Medlch Pres dent Davena Muar Secretary Vernadyne Wnlluams Treasurer Carol Scott Reporter Ina Starr Parllamentarlan Dorothy Yashlro Vice Presldent Pat Petlo :ctr Hlsto nan TREBLE CLEF CLUB OFFICERS Rose Mane Hutton Treasurer lernadyne Wlllnams President Pat Petkovuch Secretary L Illl lllllt The Valley Motor Transrt Co . ll ' ll I ' 1 1 1 I ' a fY - . . . V. - 1 , . I I ' , . . . , . :.x':':' X, -' E - I 41 f is , . 'tt' 1 ., A. A X , 3 2 ' . : I I 1 I 1 . . : I . . : V. 7 . F. ' tv 1 7, 1 ' I D 1 . 1 . . A . . I , . Aa. ,..t Au 14 'ills Ul- Dont Take My Penny Under the d1rect1on of Mlss V1rg1n1a Iohnston the Senlor Class of 1946 presented DONT TAKE MY PENNY December 13 1945 Srxteen year old Penny was prepartng herself to play the star role rn the mov1e versron of a popular novel The author was to come to town and Penny just knew she would be chosen lust what she drdnt know what that Sally the new mard was to be drscovered by the author Penny also rgnored the talent of her quret unselfrsh older srster Mavrs who was dolng small parts m rad1o CHARACTERS Sally Peggy W1ll1ams Norman Porter Fred Call Penny Caleb Mark Lydla Ioanna Kerry Greg MOHSIGUI Henr1 Cla1re Elsxe Luc1lle Red Thetrs Walker Paul Taylor Kenneth McElroy Ramona Utzler Thelma Boyles Todd Myers Loren Andrews Eugene Conn lean Myers Charlotte Pauls Io Hrndman George Eddy Harrrson Day Roy Wells Mavrs Sh1.rley Lotzgeselle PHOIECTION CLUB The n1ne mov1e machrne operators are selected on the bQS1S of scholar shrp mterest dependabrhty and mechamcal aptltude Three sophomores are chosen each year to itll the places left by graduatrng senrors Although those boys recerve very httle recognmon the faculty and students both ap precrate therr contnbutrons to our educat1onal development The vrsual mstructron program has been rn operatron srnce Aprrl 1942 Instructronal meetrngs are held dunng the school year and are 1n charge of the sponsor S D Cunn1ngham Q lllp llllt BlgglO s Grand tx I ll Gram ar. C use can - Dorothy Vance V1 l' -ntsof GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ROW 6 Pat Petkovnch Isabel Earley Jean Myers Avls Brown Arlene Mack ROW 5 Helen Pevelch Betty Morrls Barbara Halley Janet Bush Vlctorla Morelll Lols McBride ROW 4 M rgaret Rozsa Ina Starr Phyllns Long June Gumn Stella Chulch Leona Bard Loulse Mednch ROW 3 Helen Baron Josephnne I-undrnan Janet Hosterman Dorus Jobes Marnn Charlotte Pauls ROW 2 Myrna Brown Margaret June Duvall Betty Jones Rose Rotella Mary Maroaret Brake Wrklch Delores Jobes Linda Fowler Beverly Stead Jane Myers Betty Jacqueline Pfabe Emlly Komestakes Joan Muruhy Jean Relghard Margaret Stalb ROW 6 Joanne Morton N noy Myers Mlldred Volvodlch Betty Lou Daugherty Ann Myers Betty Schroeder Gayflalffe SQOYW braker Elsue Strupe ROW 5 Thetxs Walker Ethel Dameron Jane Penn Myrtle Bell Nellle Castner Juannta Poole Cora FIX ROW 4 Shirley Long Ella Jane Harrus Glorla Hanrahan Helen Cooper Helen Struoe Dorothy Hutton Aluce l.eMasterS ROW Sanders 3 Jean Houghton Eleanor Husak Dolores Call Georgia Kome stakes Dolores Paden Clara Lashley ROW 2 Rosa Morelln Loss Parrnsh Pat McConnell Martha Jane Wnlson Barbara Kramer Patsy Kelly Slsve Jones Ruth Keppen ROW 1 Marnan Weeks Peggy Dunlap Patsy Cash Audrey Arrns Kath erlne Gegas Verla Ferguson Doris Jones Joan Hartup Do lores Mlskel ROW 6 Betty Zadansku Faye Hoobler Ann Daugherty Janlce Daugherty Elma Rabe Josephine Swlckard Fern Loy Janet Wnlma Delllnger Ann Gruber Alda Wllluams Isabell Hartmann Joan Daugherty ROW 4 Betty Slaven Carol Scott Dorothy Yashko Pat Spellacy Donna Blake Beverly Edwards Joanne Skinner ROW 3 Dorothy Taylor Jackle Schooley Roberta Palmer Shirley Eddy Dolores Gerard Ruth Tatgenhorst ROW 2 Evelyn Lemasters Marnlyn Phnlllps Ruth Forester Davera Mulr ROW 1 Frances Baron Dorothy Clark Betty Barker Marlorue Couch Sara Hern Dorothy Barker Mary Jane Cooper Norma Hall Carolyn Var:-ent Herbetta Loy l H . v I l - I 4 -1 . l . V . 1 l ' ' Sanders. Frances- Rozsa. Norma Miller. Lois Steele. ROWC1-M Marquis' 5-Grace pygusonl Thelma ggyles' Naida'DeIi5h. x'PEP CLUB ' H11 Ill I I W R Kxrk The G1rls Athletrc Assoc1at1on sponsors all the grrls act1v1t1es whrch are held at noon The program mcludes volleyball basketball softball noon dancrng and prng pong lV1embersh1p IS open to any g1rl grades 7 12 who wlshes to jom Com pet1t1on IS all rntramural Meetmgs are held once a month at noon and are 1n charge of the sponsor and advlsor Mrs Raymond Munsee The1r slogan RECREATION FOR BETTER HEALTH expresses the pur po e of the club-health IS a very v1tal part of our everyday l1v1ng The G A A s have planned to sponsor a crrcus w1th members par t1c1pat1ng as a project to ra1se money A playday 1S planned for May wh1ch IS a get together of G A A members f om dxfferent schools Dunng her en1or year a member who has 150 po1nts rece1ves a dlamond shap d emblem one who has 900 po1nts rece1ves a W and a bar for every 100 po1nts over 900 The Pep Club has not only helped to cheer our teams on to VICIOIY but also p ovlded a means of transportanon to the games It has sponsored the sale of blue and gold beanles to the student body 1n order to ralse money to buy umforms for the cheerleaders The Pep Club and cheerleaders are gurded and helped by Mlss Bernadme Scott QIUTIIIJIIIIICIIIS Farm Bureau GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Lett to right: Leona Bard Secre- tary' Delores Jobes Playday Chair- man' Ann Daugherty Vice Presi- dent' Faye Hoobler Treasurer' Louise Medich President not shown . PEP CLUB OFFICERS Left to right, standing: Fred Dal- rymple, Cheerleader: Charles Cole- man, Cheerleader: Russell Wick- ham, Treasurer: Loren Andrews, Vice President: Frani Gerard. President: Dlcll Medley, Secre- tary. Left to right, seated: Isabell Hart- mann. Cheerleader: Joan Dough- erty, Cheerleader. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION IIN I Ill , I . I . I Avxs Brown Fhchord Loos Betty Morns Loren Andrews 'Ps H Paul Taylor Thelma Boyles Todd Myers Rose Mane Hutton Iecrn Myers U 3 ' 5 l Keagler Brick NATIONAL ON!! Soctlf gs Nat1onal Honor SOCIETY Membershrp m thrs soc1ety IS consrdered one of the hlghest honors that can come to a hrgh school semor Those elected to membershrp by the iacul ty must be outstandmg ln Character Scholarshlp Leadershrp and Serv1ce 'lhrs organrzatlon has over 3294 chapters ln the hlgh schools of the Umted States Begmnmg wlth the class of 1940 Wmtersvllle has now bestowed thrs honor upon 58 graduates The newly elected members are Loren Andrews Thelma Boyles Avts Brown Rose-Mane Hutton Rxchard Loos Betty Feryn Morns lean Myers Todd Myers Paul Taylor They were xnducted mio the SOCIGIY at a specral school assembly held on February l The coveted Natlonal Honor Socxety P1n was pmned on the clothlng over the heart of each new member A red rose an unlrghted candle and a membershlp card were then presented to each one The candles were lrghted at one of the four tapers representmg the quahfrcatlons for membershlp lhls year for the hrst tlme rn 1ts hlstory at W1ntersv11le Hlgh School th1s club became an actrve organrzauon Under the gurdance and leadershrp of Mrss Elleen Cozart and Mxss Gertrude Ryan th1s soc1ety undertook as 1ts pro lect a standararzed nng for W1ntersv1l1e l-hgh School I'he organlzatron also sponsored a Scholarshlp team whlch represented our school at the Drstnct State Tests Paul Taylor Good natured serlous Paul rs a member of the Pep Club member of the football squad manager of the basketball squad and president of the H1 Y Hrs determmatxon and wlllmgness have made him an excellent drummer We are expectmg great thmgs from red headed Paul Todd Myers Red headed Todd always has a finger rn every pre He IS the advertrsmg busmess Thelma Boyles Short and blonde Thelma IS a Glrl Reserve member reporter on the H1 Trmes mem ber of the Lnbrary Club and Treasurer of the Senorr Class Quiet and reserved she IS the frxend of all Loren Andrews Blonde athletxc Andy rs the president of the Semor Class secretary of the Pep: Club busmess manager of the WARRIOR member of H1 Y and member of the baseball bas ketball and football squads Hrs affabxlxty and neatness are responsible for hrs gooo fellowship Avxs Brown Avrs rs a tall happy go lucky likeable student of our graduating class Among her actlvmes she IS a member of Lrbrary Club Girls Athletxc Assocratlon Girl Reserves Hr Tnmes Staff secretary of Student Senate llterary editor for the WARRIOR and an all around good sport We are wrshmg her all the success rn lxfe Iean Myers Tall porsed and fnendly jean rs president of Girl Reserves Band Captam and Editor in Chief of both the H1 Times and the WARRIOR Her special mterest rn music made her a member of Band Orchestra and Treble Clef Club Always busy and ready to help jean lS the friend of all Betty Feryn Morns Betty Feryn rs the tall and slender busmess manager of the H1 Times and pres1dent of the Library Club Her ambntlon to become a school teacher ands her m her work and m helpmg others She rs assxstant editor of 'the WARRIOR Rose-Mane Hutton Ever dependable Rose Mane ts a member of the Band Orchestra Treble Clef Club Grrl Reserves member of the WARRIOR Staff and asslstant edxtor of the Hr Tunes Smiling and fnendly she IS always found where she IS needed most Rrchard Loos Dxck IS the tall and quret presndent of the Student Senate and an art edltor on the WARRIOR Staff Hes also a member of the football basketball and baseball squads Hrs personality rs the drawmg card for all hrs friends K mnplrmcnts of r S m Q 2 1 6 a 5 4 Q w I O I I I ' I I I I ' . . I . . . . . . . . I . . . I . . . - Y , - 1 . . . and circulation manager of the school yearbook. His mlschievous ways are knclwn to alll n ' l I ' 1 ' I 1 , . . . I. , , l ' s 1 1 ' 1 a n I ' - , - - my I n u .Q s I n . u , I , Q n , , - Y i ! l 1 I I , . . . Y , D . . .- . i ! BJ B Co. MUSIC XIX if X Wm BAND The W1HleISV1lle Hrgh School Band provrded rnustc for the Smrthheld Falr assemb11es and football games It also marched 1n the Navy Day and Arm1st1ce Day parades Sponsored by the Band Parents a banquet was held tor the band on November 31 1945 The members earn then awcrds accordmg to the years they have taken an actlve part m the band The awards are as follows One Year Band Letter Two Years Bronze Medal Three Years Gold Medal Foul Years Sterlmg Sllver Each sprlng the band sponsored by Mr Waller Coplm 1o1ns the orches tra 1n the concert ORCHESTRA The h1ghl1ght of the year tor the Orchestra ot W1Hl9ISV1ll9 Hlgh School 1S the spr1ng concert Thls was the goal toward whrch they axmed when they appeared before the publrc and student body as mus1cal background tor the Senlor Play Chr1smas Assembly Iumor Play and Semor Commencement Mr Walter Coplm IS the sponsor ot th1s mus1cal group I I 7 31' QL 'ul 'gl' U DRU M MAJO RETTES Lett to rnght Mnldred Jones Nan da Delish Helen Peveuch Donna Blake ff 153' r,r, 1 1 BAND OFFICERS Standmg lett to rught John Ma zaralt Vlce Presldent Ann Daugh erty Corporal Albert Hays Stage Manager Peggy Wnllnams Lnbrarnan Charles Wllcher Stage Manager Seated lett to rnght Josephme Hmdman Lnbraruan Faye Hoobler Corporal Betty Kelly Student Dnrector Rose Marne Hutton Corporal Jean Myers President James Morton Secretary Treag Ufef . , . 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' : BAND Row 5 Albert Hays Shrrley Long Ann Myers lean Mye s Charles W1lcher Nancy Myers Alf ed Horner Russell Y cum Leonard Morrrs Iohn Mazarak Row Iosephrne Hmdrnan Erleen Thompson Ruth Tatgenhorst Rose Mane Hutton Gordon Rosenthal Dorothy Hutton Martha lane Wxlson Faye Hoobler Row Ann Daugherty Delores Paden Peggy Dunlap Robert Hutton Donna Cole Arthur Headley Verla Ferguson Mar1an Weeks lane Myers Row Nalda Dehsh Mr Walter Coplrn Helen Pevelch Carney Thomas Bowman Frank Underwood Donna Blake Grace Ferguson ORCHESTRA Standmg Peggy W1ll1ams Iosephrne Hmdman Ioseph Huber Iames Morton Mr Walter Coplrn Row 2 Peggy Dunlap Delores Paden Betty Kelly Ann Daugherty Rose Marte Hutton Betty Cole Iackre Schooley Russell Yocum Leonard MOIIIS Lawrence Chappell Charle W1lcher Alfred Horner Elleen Thornp son Shlrley Long Ruth Tatgenhorst Ann Myers Row l Mary Margaret Sanders Faye Hoobler Iolon Mazarak Martha Iane Wllson Dorothy Hutton Nancy Myers lean Myers l , r , c , A . 4: ' ' , ' , , - ' ' 3: , , , , 2: ' ' , . 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Row 1: Thelma Boyles, Mildred Jones, Ioseph Huber, Iames Morton, Chesley Z , , 1 1 September October November 2 December December January Pebruary March Aprxl May CALENDAR OF YEAR S EVENTS 4 24 School Opens Openrng Assembly Llbrary Club Meetmg Football and Cheer L aders Assembly Class E1ect1ons Football game Yorkvrlle Here G1r1 Reserve Party Football game Toronto There Football game Mmgo There Football game Bergholz There Spec1a1 Assembly Football game Mt Pleasant Here Football game Amsterdam There Halloween Assembly Football game Jefferson Umcn Here Armlstree Day Assembly Football g me Smlthheld There Football Banquet Thanksgrvmg Assembly Thanksglvrng Vacatlon Amsterd F Basketball game There Br1l11ant Basketball game There Semor P1 y Bergholz Basketball game Here jefferson Unron Basketball game Here mrthtielc Basketball game Th r Chrlstmas Assembly Chrxstmas Vacatlon Bergholz Basketball game Magazxn Contest Assembly jefferson Basketball game Irondale Basketball game There There There Then Yorkvrllc Basketball game Wayne Basketball garre Here Toronto Basketball game There Amsterdam Basketball game Here Irondale Basketball game Here Br1l11ant Basketball gam Here Natronal Honor Socrety Assembly Smrthfleld Basketball game Here Wayne Basketball game Th re County Tournament County Tournament Washmgton and Lmcoln Assembly County Tournament No Sche 1 Washmgtons Brrthday County Tournament Speclal Assembly Band 1:1 Orchestra Assembly Semor Scholarsh1p Test Band Concer Speclal Assembly Semor Square Dance Specral Assembly Junlor Play Assembly Elghth Year Test Brology Class went to Plttsburgh D1str1ct State Scholarshrp Tests Mother Daughter Banquet Grr Semor Trlp to Washmgton D C Recognltron Asserrbly Recognrtlon Assembly Semor Assembly Semor Fmals Semor Fmals Baccalaureate Servxces JUHIOI' and Semor Prom Gxrl Reserves Farewell to Senrors Graduatron Last Day of School Grade Cards Reserves 5 . 11 ' ' 1 14 e ' 20 ' Z1 - ' - 22 ' 28 - - 5 - ' - 12 - - 14 ' 19 - . ' - 25 - ' - 31 t 2 i D ' T. 9 . . 10 a - ' - 16 21 ' ' 2 -25 ' ' ' 7 a .. - ' - 11 ' ' -- - 13 ' .1 14 - - 18 ' - - 21 S ' 1- - e e 21 ,, ' ' 22- 4 - - 4 ' e a - 1 - 11 - ' - 14 Special Assembly 15 ' - - A 18 - 1 - 22 - - 25 - - 29 - ' - . 1 . . - S - 1 . . I 5 ' - . - 8 - ,- e 15 16 ' 21 ' ' 22 23 . 25 ' 1 a. ' . 8 . . 14 ' 'S 15 ' . 5 . 8 . 11 ' 3 4 .V . - . 7 - - ' 1 10 ' ' ' , . . 13 ' ' 1 14 ' ' 15 ' 16 ' ' 17 ' ' 19 ' - 21 ' ' 22 ' ' 23 ' ATHLETICS The Undefeated 'Golden Warriors Left to r1ght Row 5 Paul Weaver Roy Wells Lawrence Chappell Mack FIX Fred Call Row 4 Robert K1lpatr1ck Charles W11cher Edward Burkhart Donald Lawrence Herbert Utzler George Ratzenberger Hugh Taylor Row 3 George Moray W1111am D111on Iack Darly N1ch Fach Fred Vogt George M9d1Ch Iames Morton Iohn Mazarak Row 2 Mele Vo1vod1ch Robert Keppen Robert Hlckman Robert Kerr Rlchard Medley Robert Lee Robert Blackburn John Ba1ns Dan Gump Row 1 Robert Kern R1chard SW1fl George Eddy C1a1re Unrue Frank Gerard Sylvester M1ke Loren Andrews Robert Gump Tom Gegas Paul Taylor SUMMARY W H S RECORD FOOTBALL Year Won Lost Tred 936 1937 1938' 1939 1940 94 l942' 1943 944' 1945' Total Buckeye Champ1ons 7 1 0 5 0 5 5 5 2 3 0 5 5 1 2 5 5 5 55 55 3 3 1 5 5 5 3 5 o 1 1 5 5 5 5 55 55 5 5 2 1 5 5 55 5 2 1 ' 55 5 55 5 1 2 1 5r,, 5 5 5 3 0 5 5 5 3- o 1 1 1 .1 5 55 55 5 41 25 8 V D 9 R GUMP 45 L G. RAT Z E NBE RGER Football Sports Summary QAWKD The Wrntersville Warnors tred the1r frrst game of the season 12 12 Wrth only a few weeks of scnmmage practrce the team went down the rrver to play a strong Warwood team Proudly the boys came home They had battled Warwood to a deadlock Th1s was the begmnrng of a great season of football for the Golden Wamors The followrng week the Warr1ors took the measure of a strong Yorkvrlle team The game was a defensrve game throughout wrth the Wamors edgrng out a 7 0 wrn September 28 the WGITIOIS journeyed to Toronto brmgmg back a 190 score for the1r second wrn Th1s was one of our greatest vrctorres of the sea son for we had been tryrng to defeat Toronto for srx years The Warr1ors and the M1ngo Indrans revrved the1r rrvalry October 5 The undefeated Warnors walked off wrth a 25 7 tr1umph beat1ng M1ngo for the frrst t1me rn four years We got our revenge for the 250 beatrng last year The Warrrors had easy huntmg October 12 and defeated Bergholz 40 0 for the1r fourth strarght tr1umph srnce deadlockrng Warwood It was another easy trrumph on October 19 for the Blue and Gold and rt brought them therr frfth strarght trrumph All the reserves saw actron rn thrs contest wrth Mount Pleasant On the warpath Wrntersvrlle went to Amsterdam Ocober 25 and won a hard fought contest 18 0 The vrctory placed the Warrrors at the top of the Ohro Valley ratrngs On a muddy grrdrron November 2 Iefferson Unron was the next oppo nent to fall wrth the Warnors wxnnrng handrly 32 0 Once more all the re serves were sent rnto the game for the experrence At Smrthfxeld on November 10 on a cold and muddy gndrron the War nors could not be stopped In thrs game twelve Senrors saw actron for the last t1me The Warrrors ran up the1r largest score of the season 54 0, brrngrng to a close a hrghly successful season which was one of the worst beatings in a long time. I . Vars1ty Basketball Squad Left to rlght Row 2 Paul Taylor W1111am Ghkes Pobert Kern George Ratzen berger R1chard Medley Mr Abe Hlckman Row 1 Robert Gump Loren Andrews R1ChQYd Loos Sylvester Mlke Frank W Gerard Fred Call BASKETBALL RECORD 45 46 Games Lost OPP Yorkvllle Wayne Amsterdam Br11l1ant Amsterdam Irondale Br1111ant Smrthheld Wayne Smrthfreld Bergholz Iefferson U Irondale Iefferson U TOURNAMENT Opp W H S 3 Mount Pleasant Bnlhant OPP OPP W. H. S. . W. H. S. 39 33 ' 34 ' 47 36 ' ' 34 38 22 32 Bergholz 25 ' 34 Toronto 53 ' 28 ' ' 35 41 28 54 18 47 33 40 . 37 ' 40 ' ' 42 60 14 62 ' ' 31 ' 35 . 48 46 22 ' 2 34 29 ' ' 40 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM left to r1ght Row 2 Hugh Taylor Robert Blackburn Albert Hays Robert Lee Iumor Kellar Mr Abe H1CkmGD Row l lohn Barns W1ll1arn Drllon lohn Mazarak Donald Lawrence George IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Let to rlght Row 2 N1Ck Fach Henry Noble Gary Orr Chesley Carney, Iohn W1ndon Eugene Brrdges Alfred Horner Mr Robert McFarren Row l Iarnes Chaney Lew Medtch Ioseph Vern Robert Ferguson N1ck Yashko Iohn Hannen Eddy, Claire Unrue. L Basketball Sports Summary The Wmtersvllle Golden Warr1ors had a faxrly successful season w1th 7 losses and ll WIHS Th1s record brought up the total games won to more than the total games lost for the flrst t1me 1n the hlstory of Wmtersvrlles basketball Wllh the total games played be1ng 200 we have 101 WIHS and 99 losses Th1s 15 the past hlstory of the prevwu games played Wh1ch had a total of 90 wms and 92 losses t1ll th1s year Warrior Track Team The hrst meet for the Golden Warrrors on Apnl l7 1946 was held at Wmtersvllle w1th Iefferson Unron The meet was t1ed unt1l the last event when Robert Kern George Ratzenberger Hans Pauls and Loren Andrews took the 880 yard relay rn 1 50 sharp The remalnder of the meet was fa1rly well balanced wrth the Warrrors takrng the track events and one held event the broad jump Iefferson Umon took over the other held events eas1ly whlch brought the meet to a close wlth a 45 50 score . . . . . . 1 . , . . . F 1 1 1 1 1 , . Baseball Team Standmg Lett Drllon Iames Kneehng Left Ghkes Wmtersvllle W1ntersv1l1e W1ntersv11le W1nl9ISV1119 to r1ght Mr Abe Hlckman Fred Vogt Rrchard Loos W1ll1am D1ck Medley Iumor Kellar Loren Andrews Robert Blackburn Morton Clalre Unrue to nght Robert Kern Robert Keppen Frank Gerard W11l1am Robert Lee Donald Lawrence Paul Weaver THE SUMMARY FOR 1945 Berqholz Berqholz Toronto 14 Iefferson Umon Total games 6 Won 5 Lost l . . 8 7 7 Wintersville ,W r , 9 Iefferson Union , 2 ' ' , , , 7 r ,, 5 ' ' , , , 12 , 14 . . W nw-MV . f WY 5 Ill AWAY FROM CLASSES Interior Decorators Steppin' high Attention!! The Spoils go to the VICTORS Ye old institute of lornin' Cold oin't it-Brr-r-r Time out for u cheer- A tense moment HAH! RAH! TEAM! A tense moment-Where's the Boll Bob cmd Bill Impressions and Expressions I I BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM ORDER OF SERVICE Processionalw March from Athalia Mendelssohn Mary Sanders, Organist Holy Holy Holy N l lnvocatron Reverend Roberts A Glad Prayer Stenson Treble Cle Club Madelon Reeves Dnreetor Scrlpture Readlnq Reverend Roberts Come Unto Me Lrszt Treble Clef Club Class Sermon The Truth Shall Make You Free Reverend Longsworth Hymn of Conquest No 278 Be-ned1ct1on Reverend Roberts Recesslonal Tnumphal March H R Verdx CThe Congreganon wlll please remain standlng untrl the Recesslonal IS completed J , , o. f - . Gracluatlon Program Program Theme KNOWLEDGE IS THF BASIS OF SUCCESS Processlonal Pomp and Cxrcumstance Elgar Invocahon Theus Walker Danube Waves lvanov1c1 Orchestra Walter L Cophn Dxrector KNOWLEDGE IS THE BASIS OF SUCCESS Foundatron Stones of Success lean Myers Solo Inv1ctus Huhn Kenneth McElroy Accompanled by Mary Sanders Knowledge Paul Taylor No I-I1d1ng Place Dr Norman E Nygaard Mmlster Wcstmlnster Church Steubenvllle Ohio Vxctor Herbert Favorxtes' Herbert Orchestra Presentatron of D1plomas Taylor Lee Presldent Cross Creek Local Board of Educatlon Benedlctlon Roy Wells Recessronal Trxumphal March Verdl CAud1ence please remam seated durmg Processxonal and RCCCSSIOHHID ll lf Introduction D Loren Andrews ,, A-f-ffff-M-'-M4--f'---AfA--'4-'-'--A-A'- --- m-4 -M'--- 92 N Xmflcmb. W Cf on Lama, CLASS U? UE You Deserve the Best Q PW PHINHNE EUMPANY STEU BENVILLE Zn ,X-fx .X , 1-g x cf 1 . MRNQN J, xg ' in ik .X 1 ' Q. J ' X . 7 A. , ., nw I I I X ,M . 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