Wintersville High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wintersville, OH)

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Band Ihe YNIHICFSVIHC Band 37 strong has been a very actlve organization thxs year as nn the past Nllss Cecllla Humes, who assumed leadershlp of the band when Mr lValter L Coplm left early this school year, has dlrected the band through actlve partlclpatxon at football games, parades and the annual sprung band concert This vear the offlcers were Charles hVllCh6I' presldent wlth vlce president secretary and treasurer being Joyce Ixern Nalda Delish and Nancy Myers respectively Ieatured ln thls year s band concert program were Porgy and Bess and selec tlons from the Broadway Hlt ' Brxgadoon -V?-.VV-N D Kern drum M Weeks clarlnet A Headley cornet B Hannen cornet S Eddy drum I Chandler French horn N Castner drum B Hutton saxophone B Under wood drum J Bush flag bearer M VOJVOdlCh majorette W Dellmger majorctte M Jones majorette P Chandler majorette S Coleman clarmet D Hern cornet D Andrews cornet J Strobel clarmet D Cole French horn D Hutton flute B Dlequez trombone H Davls cornet J Andrews trombone E Thompson clarmet R Tagenhorst clarlnet B Hutton saxophone L Hawkms saxophone J Myers clarlnet S Long clarlnet A Myers clarmet D Cole saxophone V Ferguson cornet B Cole cornet R Moore cornet W H111 barxtone S Slee cymbals M J Willson flute P Sanders bass saxopnone G Rosenthal cornet R Yocum cornet J Webster trombone J Mazarak tuba C Wllcher cornet R Keppen drum J Morton bells N Myers clarmet Complnmenls of Follows Feed Supply V V ' ' . I Q ' I S . Q A . . . . 1 U 5 , v . 5. . , D L . V V 7 A, . . LV Q Q . ' . 5 ' ' r U 9' . .- X 4 1 P. Foulk, majore-ttcg N. Delish, majoretteg J. Kern, majoretteg D, Morton, flag bearerg - V ,C - V ' C V I - V I - V 3 .. . 3 . , 3 . , 3 . - . 3 - V 1 . ' ' . ' : . ' , ' 5 . ., ' ' g . , ' . ' . . Q ' . - V V - V V - V V V V V - V I - ' V I - ' V 2 - ' V Z - V 2 - V ' Z - V ' - - ' V 1 - ' V Q - V ' I - V ' I - V C - V I - V - I - V 1 V ' V ' 1 . V : . . ' V : . J V ' . V V Z - V V I - V I - V 1 - ' V 5 . V 9 - V 9 - V ' .

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Cheerleaders Beverly Edwards Katherme Gegas Dolores Gerard JoAnn Dougherty RAH' RAH WINTERSNILLE the cheerleadmg qumtet of Wmtersvllle really fulfllls the total meamng of the word cheerleaders Indoors and out ln fanr weather and foul ln pep sesslons and at games they are constantly almmg to carry out their dutles of arousmg good sportsmanship The three SCHIOYQ Beverly Edwards Dolores Gerard and Joan Dougherty and Katherine Gegas, a sophomore are veteran cheerleaders havmg all served ln the same capacity last year Thenr famlllar blue and gold unlforms and energetlc actlons have played an lmportant part m umfymg a cheermg sectlon, all through the year, thereby bolster 1ng the moral of our teams ln all sports Thelr servlce they render, though too m frequently glven tts proper credlt, IS of great xmportance to school spmt Complnmonls of W G Spues Co, Jewelers -Y --H fm- -W . . K 7.-. , ..,,., . . n rf Qvqx, t X em 4 .- K. 'lv - ,. , V. A se A I X ,ll -A - .. -1 , xx' X I . l 1 i 4 ' ! . , t . . . . ' . . H ,, . . ' 1 . , .. , . . U . . .. . L 1 ' . Q S 9 . . . . . . .

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Baseball L....J B111 Powley Henry Noble Lew Medlch XVarne1 Sant' L-ob Dau Charles Chrlstopher Bob Lee Jack Dally George Mc-dteh Bob Wllhamson Herbert Utzler Gary Orr John Morrovx James Kelr James Davxs Bob Ferguson Jack Webster Fred Vogt James Montgomery Davld Brovln Jam-,s Chaney John W1HdOH Alfred Horner Fred Dalrymple Frank Hlser Dobert Kerr Coach Abe Hlcllman s 1947 baseball squad took on some stlff competltlon 1n thelr nme game schedule and ended the season mth a record of four games won anl flxe games lost The season was unusual for the hwh scores of the games Vlmters xllle s game axeraffe bemg 9 7 3 runs as compared to the oppontnts ax er lge of 11 lf? runs The ll arrlors opened the season agamst Toronto losmg 4 to 14 but rebounded ln the next game to bump lrondtle 14 to 9 Nteubenxllle lentral proxed to be too n uch for the Vl arrlors as the C luslders Lored 16 runs to ll llll9l'NXlll? s 9 lefferson Union finally topped the ll arrlors 16 to 13 m the hlghest smrmg game of the season and ln a return game the Xellou lulats found lt easlet to vlm the seeond tlme, 16 to 9 VK lI'll6l'QXlll6 surprlsed loronto 8 to 6 lll thelr next outlng but dropped a retutn game Wlth Qteubenvllle lentral 12 to J Sll'llll1flClfl s 5173111118 lost tuo consecutlxe games to lKll1l6I'SVlll6 bv scores of 13 8 and 12 9 as the Vl llllUlH smngmg heftx bats ended the season trlumphantlx ll lI'll6I'SVlllE Opponents mtersx 1lle Opponents foronto I 0101110 Irondale 5 glBl1lJ6l'lNlll6 Central 12 Steubenvllle Central lt Qmlthfleld Jefferson Lmon Qmlthheld 9 Jefferson Umon Compllmenls of Branagan Xu Punlte I , A 1 x X, I 4 . 9 ' ' ' 1 - .f-rr. ' S, . V V . I 1 7' . .1 I .r., . S I V Q V. - '. ' ' H ' -. J.: ' 1 2, . ' ' 2 . . f ' ' ' ' . y . Yignxi . 7. . y' ' . 5 V '. K - v . ,' , . 'Z .sv K ,' - -, ' ,r W' ,Q f Q 4 ' 14 8 ' ' ' 6 14 9 . ' ' 9 ' ' ' 1 13 . ' ' 8 13 ' ' 16 12 N ' ' 5 ' ' 16