Zelienople High School - Zelie Ann Yearbook (Zelienople, PA)

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THE ZELIE-A NN ' 1 We, the seniors of '25, Have a little poem to recite, So, if you will open your eyes and read, You will see that it's alrite. 2 Sherman Bassler, One of our little blond boys, Would surely Hunk in history, If he didn't have his toys. 3 Mina Beighey, Who is as light as a feather, Would never go to school, lf' she didn't have to write a letter. 4 Elizabeth Bessor, Who is quiet and little, ls surely a wonder When it comes to her fiddle. 5 Leslie Covalt, Who is honest and kind, Would never get along . Without Bess on his mind. 6 Miss Ruth Covalt, Whose noisiness needs a lock, ls surely a wonder when lt comes to playing Bach. 7 lf you hear someone giggle, You must be sure to look back, For it's sure to be Helen Douthett, With her innocent laugh. Senior Class Poem 8 Mr. Charles Ohl, The Shiek of our class, When it comes to getting girls, He's pretty darn fast. 9 Have you ever seen Don Oesteriing? The boy with the bashful eyes, The way he's always stepping' out, You'd surely be surprised. 10 George Lutz, our giant, Who'll soon be as tall as Mutt ls acting just like him, And nothin' else but. 11 Helen Rynfl, With her comical ways, Will be a great woman, Some of these days. 12 Johnny Ungar-'s Another tall guy, Who surely looks sweet When he says, Oh My! 13 Ruth Weaver is a girl Who is very quiet, One would be surprised lf she'd ever start a riot. 14 Elsie Mohr is another one Who is pretty quiet, too, But she's a girl you'd like around If you ever feel blue. 7 .0 If 'l' XY ENTY-THRIH