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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1926 volume:

3442424 ZELIIC-ANN L A. R. BURNETT E. P. YOUNG fPr0s.! S. A. VVEIGLE C. S. PASSAVAXT .l. E. IQOCHER lClCI'lxl H. A, IIALLSTEIN f lvl ll l ll l ll l l l wl l l Dedication 2 1 -M 1 Q To the Bozuxl of School Directors, of Zclicnople, l l'a. who have lahorccl so faithfully to make possible 1 the new high schfml building, we respectfully cle- clicate this annual. 1 W. ll .ln n--,-,- ll g 1 z11.1.iia-ANN I X , Y ., ,W-5, We .Jmwa History of Zelienople High School The history of the Zelienople High School dates back to the autumn of 1896. At this time the first high school work was established in one room of what is now known as the Main Street Building, under' the direction of John li, Kocher, the present editor of the Connoquenessng Valley News. The first year of high school work was deemed satisfactory and encouraging by the school board and the north wing was added to the Main Street Building. Each year high school work was added until three years work had been es- tablished. ln the spring of 1899 the first class of seven was graduated. As time went on and it was made necessary to provide more room for the growing School and outside rooms were rented. Among those who served as principals during' this period are john li. Kocher to whom much credit is due for his work in establishing and directing the first six years of the. High School in Zelienople, Emory D. Baker taught from 1902-1903 g, XV. B. Snyder l9O3-19043 M. Miller, 1904-l905g Frank XY. lYright, 1905-19085 Frank A. Mcfilung, 1908-911g F. P. Miller, l9ll-l9l2. ln the year l9l2 the growing school demanded the erection of the four rooms on South High Street which until recently constituted the High School Building. The first principal to supervise the work in the new build- ing' was Lane M. rl'imlin, the present cashier in the First National Bank, Z U ZELIE-ANN ,Y - 4 ,gi ,,.,,...i-.,,.. i. -. .V+ , f, 4 ...,,Qb who taught until the year 1914. At this time the fourth year of high school work was added. ln the year 1919 john T. Connel became principal of the school but because of his election to the office of county superintendent of schools, he could not complete the term. T. liarl liolliver took up the work this time and acted as principal until 1921 when E. lf. M. Patton became principal and taught until 1924. ln 1921 the overcrowded condition of the schools demanded that more room of some kind be provided. .Ns the way was not open financially to do permanent building the so called portable rooms were resorted to and four such rooms were acquired in a few years. Three of these rooms are being usefl at present' for the seventh and eight grades while thc fourth which was userl until recently by the High School, was allotted to the XYoman's Com- munity Club for the use of the Zelienople Public Library. .Xliout fifteen months ago steps were taken looking to the erection of permament accommodations. Following the approval of a bond issue of 360,000 at the November election, bids were taken for a proposed addition with school rooms, offices, auditorium-gymnasium, basement kitchen and diningroom, showers, heating plant and so forth. The bids revealed that the proceeds of the bond issue would be insufficient for the purpose desired. Again the voters were consulted and at a special election held the' 14th of last April a bond issue of 385.000 was approved. At once work was commenced. and on January 22, 1926 the building was formally set aside for the general purposes for which it was erected. The present building includes eight class rooms, six of which are being used as classrooms and a seventh which is being used as a physics laboratory, an auditorium-gymnasium with a seating capacity of 800, basement kitchen and dining room, which at present is being equipped by donations, heating plant, offices, supply rooms, showers and dressing rooms. By this sketch it may be seen that the Zelienople High Schools has grown and is still growing. The school which consists at the present of an enrollment of 170, has been under the supervision of D. R. Bartoo sincd 1925. ln 1925 the largest graduating class of 31 members, was graduated, while the class of '26 consists of only 20 members. lt is hoped that in the remainder of this book the reader may have a more intimate glimpse into the various activities of the present Zelienople High School. Y 'K-W 1 fi fJl Yf l ..... 'sf 3 ZELIE-ANN D. R. BARTOO Principal His mind his kingdom, his mind his law VWLLIAM BARRON Coach Math. Attempt the end and never stand to doubt PAUL ANDERSON Modern Languages It's good to be merry and wise, Itis good to be honest and true. 4 ZELIIQ-ANN MRS. EMMA HARTUNG Latin Strong in will and rich in wisdom. DORIS RALSTON English ' 'Friendship above all ties doth bind the heart, and faith in friendship is the noblest part. MRS. ELIZABETH BLACK History A perfect woman, nobly planned, to Warn, to comfort, and command. 5 Zlil,lE-ANN AVALYN KISICR Science She's awfully sweet, and a good teacher too M RS. NVILLIAM MEEDER Orchestra Oh,who can forget the mild light of her smile MRS. PAUL ANDERSON Glee Club lt's the song ye sing, and the smiles that ye wear. 6 AlCI.ll' YK , X xx X llX l!2 fx xxx P fix 4 LLL-ANN FRANK EICHHOLTZ-'flke' President '24-'25-'26, Football '23-'24-'25-'26. President Athletic Association ,26. Baseball '24-'25-'26. Basket Ball CVaristy '26J. PZDxlar Hes O L Presijgntflgf-g If WW ' f f CAEVDLINE IF 4 '-HMQ-tl Y'i sident 324-'2 -' 6. Vice President Athletic Association '26. Glee Club '26, Basket Ball fVaristy '26J. Cheer Leader ,26. Good humor is the health of the soul. T lxfgftf-w BURNZETTA Cl A ' 'E HBll1'lllC,, fEntered Sophomore Year? Secretary '24-'25-'26. Orchestra '26. Oh, For an inch of height. ffffvf THORA DAMB :ZUGH- Omar Treasurer '24-'25-'26, Athletic Association '26. Glee Club '26. Basket Ball CVarsity 2261. Always modest sometimes coy, 5 Q Yet never failing to please. PM ' Gwwpoallwgw N ZIELIIQ-ANN I CATHERINE BAMEf3'Katie Her life is earnest work not play. KATHERYN BLACK ' CEntered Senior Year? Orchestra '26. Glee Club '26. Athletic Association '26, School Play '26, Of serious and sober mind a more persevering girl it's hard to find. RUTH COOPER- Coop Basket Ball '23. Glee Club '26. . In comes Ruth, one vast substantial smile. X VERA CANFI .L D- Babe Basket Ball '23, Glee Club '26. Here's a girl with a heart and smile, That makes the bubbles of life worth while. ,LA of ,fQ- c 1 I 4. V 4' Y ZELIE-ANN LOTS GELBACH- I,ote Basket Ball CC1ass Team '23-'26J. Glee Club '26. High School Play '26. With just enough learning to misquotef' t-yafmxl. 7fo-f'f -l- if CLARA GOEHRING- DMU A ffintered Freshman Yearj 'AI am known by the noise I do not make. , eve flfllwf - fe be GLADYS GARIS- Bob' 14 I For what I will, I will, and there's an end. x 1 ROY IFFTH- IftieU Football '22-'23-'24-'25. Base Ball '24-'25-'26. He comes from a far fnijf' 10 ZIZLIE-ANN .auf . BETTHA KOCH f R- Bert Basket Ball iVarsity '23-'26J. Athletic Association '26. A rose with all its leaves yet folded. CHARLES KLINEFIZLTER Athletic Association '26. X High School Play '26, Orchestra. 'His hair and brains have m-any twists and turns. ANNA LAURA LUSK- Ann Athletic Association '26. Oratorical Contest '26, A day does not pass, but her work is done and done well. LOUIS LUSK- NubbiuS,' President '23. ' Football '22-'23-'24-'25, fCaptain '24-'25J. Base Ball '24-'25-'26. Basket Ball Ufarsity '26.J. Athletic Association '26. None, but himself could be his equal. , ffzffff YQQJH if X I 71' iq ' ' ' 7 Zllllli-ANN ,w,-wJaMf ETI-lEl. NESBITT-i'Et Athletic Association '26, Willing help she lends and gains many friends. Wmg- fZ iw' I JIEANNIETTE sT.fxMM-Hju Ju Glee Club '26, Basket Ball CClass Team '23-'26J. A friend at all times, one never to be forgotten. MAEEXYELSH- Fat fEntered Freshman Yearl Basket Ball tClass Team '23-'26l. Athletic Association '26, Laugh and the world laughs with you, Weep and 'ou wee alone. 5 6, MI ' VELMA YOUNG- Neut fEntered Freshman Yearb Treasurer '23. She was ever fair and never proud, Had a tongue at will but never loud. ff'4 X 12 ZELIIQ-ANN A+, f M.. . . M a- ,,- .,-e,- ...-,, , p, f History of The Class of 1926 Four long -years ago on September 6, 1922 we, the class of l926, en- tered Zelie-Hi and soon became a well known class there. This was due to our decided 'tgreennessf' a characteristic posessed by all Freshies but not in so decided a degree. Wie were completely 'fboiledh by the cool and un- sympathizing gaze of the Seniors and the Juniors, being compelled to sit in the same FOOH1 with them. At last we were permitted to hold a class meeting, at which Louis Lusk was elected president. The next great event in our school lives was a sleighing party held january 25th. Wlel met at the Public School Building on Main Street, everybody piled into the sled and made the air ring with music and laughter. We drove to the home of Mae VVelsh where a hot sup- per awaited us and the table fairly groaned under the Weight of the good eats.,' After spending a jolly Evening' a sleepy but happy gang entered Zelie as the clock struck three. This ended our parties for the year. The remaining weeks were spent in laborious work and on June first came the end of our childhood. Wie returned in the fall and took possession of the sophomore room. Wie had ceased to tremble and quake and gave way to our pranks and tricks which we had stored up during the year. Mr. Patton remained Principal of Z. H. S. but there was a change in the faculty, Miss Eichholtz succeeded Miss Moore. The first class party of the year was held in December, when we had a skating party on the reservoir under the chaperonage of Mr. Patton. Later we had a sled-load at the home of Catherine Bame. The evening was spent in games and after enjoying a delicious lunch we re- turned home voting Catherine a capital hostess. A weiner roast was held at the home of Jeannette Stamm on May 19th. june third completed one- half of our high school career and ended, too the year of our existence as 'fwise fools. The junior class of 1924 assembled in Miss McClure's room. This Year we elected Frank Eichholtz president, selected as our motto BU Square and the class colors, pink and silver. This year Mr. Bartoo was elected as principal of the high school and one new teacher was added to the faculty, Miss Marshall, who resigned in December and Miss Ralston was elected to fill the vacancy. The class began its social life by holding a party at the home of Catherine Bame. A nice time was enjoyed by all. Next came the moving picture Classmates.U After the battle was fought and won we decided to give the ,Iunior-Senior prom. It was given at the Kaufman hotel on May 13th. The hall was decorated in the class colors of the Seniors, black and red. During the serving of the banquet the class president, Frank Eichholtz acted as toastniaster. The last party of the year u as a weiner roast at the home of Velma Young. Last but not least came our Senior year. The first social event was the 'flnitiation of the Freshiesf' There was also a change in the faculty Mrs. Black and Mr. Anderson came to fill vacancies. A party was held at the home of Charles Klinefelter October twenty first. A pleasant time was spent in playing games and dancing. On Uctober twenty sixth a dance was given by the foot--ball players to celebrate the victory over Evans Citv. The Seniors thcn gave a Hallow'een party to the Sophomores, XYhen the 13 Z li I .l li-:X N N 49--of- +e-ff ff---Y --fev- snow began to fall the spirit of 1926 began to rise. Wie finally decided to have a sled-load. Vie drove to the home ot Catherine Baine where we had a jolly time and Q, the llats were Finef' Later or rather earlier we started home reaching Zelienople about one o'clock without a mishap. llaving entered with twenty-six we are leaving with nineteen. Wle believe in quality rather than quantity having developed some distinguished scholars. When the class oi l9Z6 has passed the floor ot Z. H. Si. it will no doubt give to the world many renowned persons. lt has produced a poet ot no mean abilityg a pianist who will rise to fameg an athlete who will make a name for himself among the great athletes: and an author xvho is already dstinguished in Z. H. S. lt contains a Latin dictionary, a walking encyclo- pedia and many other persons ot note. ln summing up the class of 1926 one may ask. XVhy is the class of l926 superior?,' How numerous are the answers that clamor for expression on this question. Vie could write volumes and volumes on the subject and then treat it only in-a profound manner, Our modesty and naturally retiring dis- position. however prevents us from saying more, a fact which might be re- garded as self praise. H lt is with regret that we realize our departure from Z. H. S. is so near. It has been a pleasure to spend tour years in this institution and We will never have quite such good times as we have had here. Yve are sorry to leave Z. H. S. but we are resolved to go forth in the World and make names for ourselves that will be a credit to our '2'Xlma Mater. X if 4 WV ii ri ' i ll ' Lil f i w, E W J pf' ji ' 1 il if i f A ' N ..7 iiW 'l tl it N it ttf 'Q ft-' if ll- l' .. ' lfi l ! i i X wig X ' fl X I lg, I igff'!!,f l x K I tal imp pp .7 fd Z ixfiil V Kai Limb ll ll ii it 'ef Q. it will , ffl 2 ,,:-..5 Qgjlll f if' I1 Z X 'Ny i 34,931 Senior Calendar l 925- l 926 Sept. Sffjnce more we made our way back to school to start the new term right. Sept. lO-Seniors select their rings. Sept. l4fOrg'anization of the athletic association. Sept. lo-Prof. Bartoo introduces Detention Rooml' to the Seniors which takes up the greater part ot chemistry period. Seniors wish he'd find something to talk about every day. Sept. lHfSeniors give a High School Wieiner Roast acting as a get-to- gether meeting as well as an initiation for the Freshies. 14 Zlfl .I lf-A N N -f -W --Y if 1---m --W -x- -- ----- 7 i vfiy Sept. 21-lfreshies turn out to be sports. Come back for more. Sept. 26-lfirst Victory! Defeat New lgiethlehem 45-O. Sept. 30-Louie decidcs to find out what Detention is like, Oct. 3-livery-body at the foot-ball field at 3:00 o'clock to see Union High defeated by our noble team. 51-0. Oct, 5A-Prof. Bartoo takes pity on his down-town classes and lets them recite in the portable. Oct. 7-Caroline's curiosity gets the best of her thus we find her sitting out 45 minutes in Detention Oct. 9-Big Cheer'Meetingfll NYho's gona XYin-win??? Oct. 10-Boys arm themselves with Pep to play Evans City. XYallop them 27-O. Oct. 12-Big dance! .-Xfter Evans City victory. Glorious Time. Oct. 14-Caroline liked Detention so well she decides to go again and takes Ruth along so she'll be sure to have some one to talk to. Oct. l6-All excited! Seniors got their rings, .'Xin't they s-w-e-l-l. Oct. 17-Boys go to Harrisville and are victorious but get scored against for the first time. 40-3. Oct. 20-Report Cards! All make new resolutions. Oct. 2l5Surprise Chuck! NYake up the next time and you'll know welre having a party on you. Oct. 23-Freshman have their first Big Party. Every one dolled up in lilfin costume. Oct. 24-Boys were up against a pretty hard team but regardless of the mud they hold that line. 6-6 Oct. Z8-Seniors entertain Sophomores at a ,Halloween party. Did every one have enough to eat? Oct. 30-Lecture on Future Successw by llr. Charles li. Barker held in linglish Lutheran Church. More resolutions made. Oct. Sl-Team gets ambitious and cleans up on New XYilmington 20-O. Nov. 2-First day of hunting season. Louie and Roy decide that a little nature study won't hurt them. Nov. 3-Vera and Thora try out detention, lt's not so bad-- Never again. Nov. 7-LX Victory! You bet. The boys don't let a little thing like rain hold them back. Beat Dayton 35-0. Nov. ll-Armistice Day. No one at school all loafing except the team and they beat East Brady -4-O-2. Nov. 12-Ruth visits detention. She can't keep still, Nov. 13-Second team has a game with New Castle junior High. Are victorous 14-O. Nov. 18-juniors hold farewell party for one of their number, Esther Bur- kett, who will continue her school work at .Xmbridge, lla. Nov. 20-Pictures taken for the Annual. Camera completely busted. Nov. 26-Thankskiging vacation. All seem to be thankful for at least on thinksthat there is no school Thursday or Friday. Dec. 4-Six weeks exams! XYelcome ye report cards next week Dec. 7-Report cards handed out-Resolutions revised. llec. ll-Starting Christmas vacation. Good Bye Z. ll, S. until Dec. XYINTER Dec. 28-Iiveryone glad to get back to school. loo much vacation gets us all out of practice. 15 ZELI Ii-ANN to ---- - --?-f7- -f- - -2 2 - 2 7 47 Rf LV . QV -u g y S a C -ff f . 'F : 6 Y .. A L L 3 V fi? . b Q . ' fi' 'C 5 'lirmq, if-lll lit . sg 4 E Xl if lillliiiillllffiimlfft If 4,9 A f- --5 v . 1. , - Z V X f .7 X Y, , ---.IL C - 7 NP H jj! ful- FF ' I ya' X W, F- J il- T- . ' plan. 1-Happy New Year! And we start off right by having first chapel in Elan. hlan. jan. jan. jan. 'I an. hlan. jan. jan. Jan. hlan. Jan. -jan. 1, Feb eb Feb Feb l' cb Feb. Feb New Auditorium and first Basket Hall game in gymnasium. Score 22-20 favor Z. S. 8-Seniors take charge of chapel giving a varied program. .-Xgreed to teach Chuck what an encore means. 9-Boys defeated by Pittsburgh Tech. 42-6. 12-Boys play Shamrocks and are victorious 18-12. l,l'C1l111l11Z11'j'1 Senior girls defeated by junior girls 10-5. 14--Seniors have a sled load! Charles joins the barn-yard friends lloo-oo-o, Chuck ll 15-J uniors entertain in chapel with a varied and pleasing program. 16-Boys defeat Karns City 32-13. l'reliminary Z. H. S. girls defeat Harmony girls 31-3. 19-Evans City defeats Z. H. S. 20-14. 22-Sophomores entertain in chapel. One man program. Dedication of Z. H. S. Dr. Coleman main speaker. 23-Z. H. S. defeated 31-17. 25-Foot-ball Banquet for Mr. Barron. Dance in Z. H. S. . Xuditorium. We all realize that we have lost a faithful friend, teacher and coach. 26--Z. H. S. defeats Rankin 32-31. 284 Aaron Boggs, Freshman!! Play given by Z. H. under direc- tion of Mr. Bartoo. 2942. H. S'. defeats Dayton 29-19. .Freshman B. conduct Chapel. Fine Program. 2-Z. H. S. defeats Portersville 38-20. 4-Varsity goes to New Castle and defeats them 27-13. Second team goes to Evans City and are victorious 23-16. 5-Freshman A. entertain in chapel with a fine program. Z. H. S. play East Brady on home floor, 27-17. Preliminary, Second Team play Flying Eagles 20-9. 9- Too Much Money. Movie sponsored by juniors. ll-Valentine party held in Z. H. S', Auditorium. Big turn onti Mr. Bartoo decides to keep on the look-out for Dan Cupid! 12-Seniors give one act play in chapel, Katie's New Hat. Boys' Varsity play Evans City at Evans City. Defeated 24-21, Ciirls' Xiarsity defeated at Evans City, score 50-4. TRY Hxii.XlN. 15-Senior girls, class team defeat Sophomores. Score 7-4. l-Boys' lc: ZELIE-ANN Yarsity defeat North Street High, New Castle 20-lfk. eb. 17-Sophomore Girls' Team defeated by lfreshies 2-8. eb. 19--luniors give one act play in chapel. Entitled The 1,l1Ul,0g1Zl1Jl1Cl'.n Boys' team victorious over New Castle Reserves 22-17. Prelinnnaryg Senior Girls' Class team defeated by junior team 30-17. eb. 23-Z. H. S. defeated by I-Sen Franklin High School, N. C. 30-19. Pre- liminary: junior Boys defeat Sophomore lloys 30-24. 25--Glee Club Concert given by Z. H. S. Glee Club Girls under the direction of Mrs. .Xncierson assisted by Miss Potter, reader. eb. 26-Sophomores entertain in chapel with a two act play. .Xn Lfninvited Member. eb. 27-Z. H. 5. Boys defeated by Rankin at Rankin. Score 60-4. Mar. 2-lfreshies defeat Sophs 20-18. Mar. 5--Freshies defeat juniors 22-8. Candy for Sale Seniors have candy store in hall for a few days. F 1? 1: Feb. If If Mar. 9- Find out every one in Z. H. S. has a Sweet Tooth. Mar. 10- The Man From Poland. Yisits Z. H. S. and gives interesting talk. Students begin to think they have nearly as much to learn about their own country as about other countries. Mar. ll-Boys' Varsity plays Evans City at Evans City. defeated 20-20. Girls' Varsity defeated by Evans City 17-4. lllar. 19-Freshman B. entertain in chapel with an interesting program. Evans City Boys defeated Z. H. S. Boys 31-27. Evans City Girls de- feat Z. H. S. Girls 26-6. This game completed the Basket Hall Season for the Varsities. ': - uf' -c G '7 X A 'i U. , A :t uf I li' ffg- N 6 D Jgiigsk, XR L.. ii X eg 'I f .. ,, in . AL- 'f jf , , till! 'ii , V71 li. - ,, fn fx! 1 W Q fella U Z! X in If X211 st NW V '- K W iw Jw' ' 4 f,, VL ' X H if . Mar. 22-23- Mid Shipman. interesting movie given under the auspices of the junior Class. Mar. 26fSeniors have candy sale in lligh School building. Apr. 1-Oratorical contest in chapel. Contestants, .Xnna Laura Lusk, 1'Villiam Goehring, Frieda Hicker, Gladys Billitcr, Dorothy jones. XYilliam Goehrng won and will be presented with a gold medal at Hut- ler April 16. Apr. 8-Mr. Bartoo entertains the high school at a party in the auditorium. All report a good time. Apr. 9-Freshman A present a one act play in chapel. Good!! Apr. 19-Seniors entertain assembly with a radio program. 17 ZELIE-ANN 49 Most Scholarly ,,,,,,,. A Biggest Bluffer ,...... . Most Helpful .... Most Capable ..,.ll.. Cleverest ., ,..,,,, Best llearted ..,,,,... Neatest ,,.....................,. Most Athletic ,,.. Most Popular .vvvv.,,,.w C Most Inquisitive ..l,, Meekest l,,,,, Most Practical Best Natured ,,l,,,. Most llignified ....,,, ,,.. Most Businesslike ,,,,,,... Most Absentminded Qiuetest, , ,,,, ,,,,, ,, Class Comedian Best Sport .,....,,,.,,....,,,,, Fattest ,,,,,,.,l,, Tallest ,,,.....,... Shortest ,,,,,,....,..,,,, Class Talker s.,,,,.. , Vlittiest .,.. ,.,,,.,, , Most Poetic ...,,,,,,.. Most Sarcastic ,l, hlnnest ,, ,,,,s,..., ,...,... ,,,,ll.,,, . . Class Encyclopedia Class Bookworm Happiest ,..,,,,.li,,,,.,li....... Giggler ......lii.,.....,, Class Arguer ,,,,,..,i, Best liresser i,,,,,,,,i Cutest ,,sss,,Cs,s.,slsswsss,,,,,,,..., Most lndustrious ,,.. Class Optimist ,....l... Class 'Dreamer ,,,,,,i,l Class Booster ,,,,,,,,,,,, Most Athletic ,,,,,,... Biggest Flirt .....i.,, Most Studious ..,... Whose-Who? 18 Anna Laura Lusk Ruth Cooper Gladys Garis ,, ,,,,,,, Ethel Nesbitt Mae XYe1sh ,, Vera Canfield 'l'hora Dambaugh Louis Lusk V . Caroline Kifel' ljurnzetta Chaurette Catherine Bame Katheryn Black Roy Ifft Clara Goehring Frank Eichholtz Lois Gelbach ,,.,.... Yelina Young L, Charles Klinefelter .xleannette Stanrm Bertha Kocher Roy Ifft Burnzetta Chaurette ,, Caroline Kifer ,,,, Charles Klinefelter Vera Canfield Frank Eichh oltz . ...... bl eannette Stainm Anna Laura Lusk Catherine Barne Burnzetta Chaurette Mae XVelsh Charles Klinefelter .. l.ois Gelbach Ethel Nesbitt Bertha Kocher Ruth Cooper Velma Young Louis Lusk 'l'hora Uambaugh Clara Goehring' Katheryn Black XlCI.IiC-XXX Q. ff W X V 3.4 Vs? ff. kf? 12 Z u WBT X X! X g'X'x f .JN ' Q b P V - V L A x , I J ,X V Q 1,2 J F ' V N 1 I X I . 1 ZELIE-ANN l President ,,,,,,..,...,...... ,.,..., , , William Goehring Vice President ...,.... ,,,..,,,.... ,,,,.,,... R a y Nesbitt Secretary ....,,.......... . ......,............ ,,..,. A nna Scott Treasurer ..... Anna Jane Kirker Lawreliee Allen Milton Burrell George Bessor james Bloom John Dindinger Lester Ebert Robert Eiehlioltz Orin Horton Roy Fulton Fredrick Klimaek Frank Luek Hubert Myers Russel Sclieidemantel Harold Smith Mabel Alben Gladys Billiter Esther Danver XX'auda Douthett Gladys Frishkorn Viola Goehring Hazel Klinefelter Esther Kugel Dorothy Jones Dorothy Ling lflae Lutz Ruth Pflugh ilflartha Phillies ,lane Rogner Pearl Schweinegruber Anna Teets lllva Teets Jeanne Vlfatkins Mildred Talboo Esther Burkett Frieda Bicker ZELIE-ANN Robert Ringle IN MEM ORIAM To wish him back? Oh, no, T'were better so For in that higher sphere, They neecl him. too. 'lvwere better to have known His loving smile lf but a little while lire he was called To his reward, There he may help To bring To his beloved King Treasure of wealth, untold His offering, Here, each one loved him tenderly, lint it was not to be. Thou. llocl, alone knowest best The place for such as he. 5. M. s. We, the class of 1927, dedicate this page to our classmate. 21 ZlCI.IIC-ANN Q7 777777777777 777777777777 7777 77 77 7 Class Prophecy TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW Une day in the year of l945 I was on my way back to my old home town. As I came up the walk by the Lutheran Church, I heard singing and mumbling. I though to myself, I guess I will see what's going on. So I went right in and took a front seat as it was the only one that was empty. To my' surprise, VVho was the preacher? XVhy. no one else but Lawrence Allen. Th:- choir was composed of Mabel Alben singing alto, Qrrin Horton, singing bass. accompained by Roy Fulton's fiddle. As I arrived a little late everyone turned and looked. The preacher waited a few minutes, then he began, Cputting on his spectacles 'firstj XVell my subject today will be on evolution. The sermon got so interesting that when it was over, I thought Barney sure did go cuckoo on that subject. After he pronounced the benediction I got up when I was at once addressed by an old lady with about a half dozen children. I certainly gazed, I coulcIn't imagine who this was. At once she began to tall: of the good old days at Z. S. It was then I discovered who it was, why no one else but Anna 7Iane Kirker or, I mean, Mrs. Nesbitt. She said, Poor Ray was working on the Railroad trying to make a livingf, I walked back the isle with Mrs. Allen, formerly Anne Scott. She invited me to go home with her. By this time everyone was ont. lxl'e came up to what used to be Main Street, cops were standing here and there, at one corner a band was play- ing, people were walking in all directions. and machines were going to and fro. At last we arrived at our! destination 552 Ifairmont Ave. After we had a little lunch we sat and chatted My! the things I learned. A knock came to the door and when it was answered it was found to be a little red-headed boy with dirty clothes. I said to Anne, XYho is that boy? XVhy, she said, that's Hubert BIeyer's little boyfl You know he married a homely little red-haired girl from Harmony junction. You know he was always so particular but I don't know why he married this one. The boy brought an announcement of the wedding of Hazel Klinefelter and Vl'illiam Goehring who had fallen in love at last and were to be married on Xlvednesday. Barney or 'tlievf' as I shall call him, went upstairs to study the ceremony. Anna and I retired. NYhen I woke the next morning, the day before the wedding I was greeted by a delicious odor from the kitchen. Anna was busy in the kitchen making' waffles. My! I never had such a good breakfast in 1ny life, and the wav Barney ate-why! it was awful. He certainly got a good cook. After the dishes were finished Anne and I thought we would go down street. XYe had walked two blocks before we got a car. As we were going along we were attracted by the music of an organgrinder and who do you suppose this was? why it was Hobby Eichholtz. Wie always though he was sort of a mon- key at school. IYe walked on down to the next block and I was attracted by a sign Beauty I'arlor --Illartha Ilhillis. Xlve were at the end of the second block and we got our car for town. Ivhen we got off we went into a big depart- ment store. After we did our shopping we went home, Bly! but we 'w ere tired. Rev. made us go straight to bed. The next morning when I awoke I heard some one say, VVilI you take this maiden to be thy truly wedded wife ?'l I jumped up and I then knew that it was the Rev. going over the ceremony. I dressed quickly and went downstairs. I found that I was last up, that Anne and Rev. had eaten Anne was all excited over the wedding, She told me I would see a good many of the rest of the class. I dressed! 22 ZELIE-ANN M--f - -A quickly and in about a half hour we were off to the wedding. VVhen we ar- rived we were a little early and not many were there. As we entered the door we were greeted by the butler. jimmie Bloom, My! but he did look handsome in that suit. A maid was called and it was found to be YVanda Douthett. NYe then went into a large room which could seat about thirty. It was then only a few minutes before the ceremony. Bill, the groom, was waitingly patiently for Hazel who was upstairs worrying about her trosseau. Seated at the piano was Betty Billiter, to play the wedding march At last Hazel appeared arrayed in all her splendor. The bridesmaid was found to be Esther Burkett and the best man George Bessor. After the ceremony which was very exciting a solo was sung by Dorothy Ling. XYe then went into another large room where a wedding dinner was awaiting us. The room was decorated in pink and white. Seated at the table with the bride and groom and bridesmaid and best man were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Burrel, Mrs. Burrel formerly jane Rogner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank I.uek, Mrs. Luek formerly Mae Lutz. Several others I knew were listher Kugel, Viola Goehring and Esther Danver, who were still old maids. I also learned that Gladys Frishkorn had become a wonderful dancer on the Harmony Junction Dance Floor, and that Dot jones, still single, was keeping company with john Dindinger, an old bachelor. I became so excited about all these that I almost forgot my table manners. After the wedding, everyone parted leaving many congratulations for the bride and groom. As 'soon as Rev. was ready we left' for their home. W'hen we returned to the house I told my host and hostess that my time had come to leave. Lawrence took me to the station in his machine. On arriving at the depot I found my train was due. After bidding my friends farewell I boarded the train. In front of me was a middle aged woman with three children. She and the children were all chewing gum as fast as their jaws could go. I thought I ought to know her. VVhen I saw her face witli about a box of rouge on, I at once recognized her as Mildred Talboo., I went up to her. She was certainly surprised. She began talking of the good time at Z. H. S., when she used to chew gum in Mrs. Hartung's room. By this time the conductor came up to me. As I was hunting my tickets l noticed he was looking at me in an odd way. I looked at him again and again, as sure as your living it was Harold Smith. I told him I was bound for New York. Mildred and I were enjoying a conversation when in walked a lady with several baskets of eggs, it was Anna Teets of course. She said that she was running a poultry yard and was delivering her products to the Frank l.uek 8: Son Meat Market. She informed me that her sister lilva was now Henry Ford jrfs secretary and that Pearl Scbweinegruber and Ruth Pflug were the happy wives of two farmers. XYhen I arrived at the end of my destination. the depot was very crowded and I was jolted about in every direction. l heard some sone say, Taxi, Miss? XVhen he came to take my baggage I looked at him and he looked at me and said, Are you an old schoolmate of mine V, Sure enough it was Russell Schidemantle. He told me that his friend Lester Iibert and 'lean XYatkins were running one of the biggest confectionery stores on Broadway. He said that Fredrick Klimack was conferring with some of the most noted scientists and trying to solve some of the greatest problems of the day, at last I arrived at my ,Aunt's on 4552 Brighton Ave., New York, where I will stay and in about a week set up a Music Studio. l will now leave my Z. H. S. friends, F. B. Junior. 23 4 Zlihlli-ANN Q THE KOOLERU A new instrument of torture was introduced into Z, H. S. not so very long ago lilong enough Uh. dear Alumni, you escaped in time.J Let me tell you about it-Even the name has a somber sound HIBETEN- TlON. Oh, it makes me shiver to think of it. l've been wondering who suggested it, if l only knew???? sgxx lt's the ninth school hour of the day. How many engagements have been broken just for the sup- port of this brilliant inspiration. After a whole day of meek behavior and then something funny happens and you hear those few molded words! Detention for you. No more do they say 'fattentionfl NVhat a difference on A. and ll.-Yes a difference of forty five minutes. Oh. sure the teachers have to stay with us but they can take turns. That room holds a surprising number of -if One thing nice, you always greet the same familiar faces, the same old bunch. Then at four thirty the doors are opened with a hang and the-are set free till next time. lo, Two merits for Z. H. S. Students Polly fXnna's-Its a good time to get your night work And always hear in mind, 'fYou're not the only one. Nevertheless, long in the cooler. for those folds, as for the rest of us--:lon't mention it! ff To-. Mrs. Blackff'XYhy is the treaty of lYestphalia a landmark in history? H Ray Mcllonald Q Because it marks the houndries where the thirty years war was fought. Q O - Doris- lilo von know that I had to say, No to at least ten men this week. Helen- 1 know salesman are so bothersome. Chuck- I would not marry you if you were the last woman on earth. llurnzetta-'fOf course not, you would be killed in the rushf, .M 0 .. Mr. ,Xndersonf Kenneth. can you give me the definition of a high school pupil? Kenneth-'HX high school pupil is a thing that has a glassy stare and is easily seen through. ,OT Hubert- I want to ask a question concerning a tragedy? Mr. Barroninlkell- Hubert-'fXYhat is my grade? ...,Ui. Mr. l3artoo- Lois, why do you put .-Xleohol in the radiator of a car in the winter time. l.ois-- l'o keep it warm. .. 0 - CharlesgHow can Mrs. Hartung give me a failing grade in l.atinIV? I don't hand in any work, I don't translate any, I don't give any con- struction. How does she know if l know mv lesson or not? -O-. Roy lfftgul have a chance for the track team? Ray Nesbitt-.Nre they going to raffle it off? vw 3. O i. jane- This book says Palmistry is the science of holding hands. Anna Jane- l'll bet Gladys has a couple of degrees in that science. i O -1 Miss Ralston- l-low many times have you been told to stop talking? l,ouis- I don't know l'am not an addng machine. llr. to Cfliiick-fulf you take good care of yourself you have a good chance to reach the age of SO. Chuck- Fine, just wanted to know if I would live long enough to become an expert barber. ZIil,IIifAXXX Y - o SOFHONORES , xx mx f is X C f X , W K nf My A 3 5 Q Q JV! 'll' 1 Q W X X Y L M' 2715 f 5 QW k X Xxyfk, A A Y 2 tl L, ff Q 5 V k A10 we k X I fb MI QUT WUYX gif my X!! Ur A ff? , , Sf f ' ,Lf X 5 ' XX , iw f 1 , Z 'PAK ,: . . IH n un.-.1-. 7 VU f ff 7, UQ!!! ' I lIllIl'!'I'l5'l J v - 07:5 ski I ' X, fQ! 0 ' X O J , . ff ,I lf,-ANR M as President .... . ,.A., , ..,.. .. ...... Martin Neuhausen Vice President ,... ..,,,.......... . ,,.,,, .... J 0 hn Rape Secretary ..., . Robert Berkey Treasurer Alulian Benson Carl Bell Ralph Boots Harold Clark Frank Geis Charles Gerwig' Eugene Holmes Elmer Kaufman Harry Kress Charles Luek Ray Mcllonald Martin Neuhausen lirvin Nesbitt John Rape Victor Reilly Wlilliam Theis Nealen NVeaver Kenneth Vkleigle lVarren XVilson Robert Berkey Lloyd Wilsoii Carl Schaffer Bertha Rape Alferd Daniel Alice Burry Evelyn Chaurette Catherine Eichner Alberta Fulton Laura Grabman Gladys Hanke Blanche Haine Harion Headland Luella Heberling Ruth Hollerman Carrie Kistner jean Kocker Wiiinoa Moyer Bertha Rape Doris Rawlins Helen Schuler Esther Stiefel Leah Steinbach Irene Wahl Madge Walley Ruth Zeigler gy f s 1:5530 'ft Q- - ZELIE-ANN W -Y 4- M- sees ees e as fs Class of l928 We the Class of 1928, consider it a privilege to relate our history. His- tory cannot be made in a day, and ours is no exception. Our class was con- sidered one of the best in the grades, since so many were willing to study and were desirous of receiving a thorough education. The class now consists of a few who have attended schools in other communities, while others have always been with us. During our last year in the grade schools, we were given an idea as to what High School life would be, and the group as a whole was very glad to enter. Several however, thought it was time to quit school, and they left us. Vvhen we entered the Zelienople High School, we were one of the largest classes. Our history as a real class in high school began on September 2, 1924 as Freshman. Wie numbered sixty-five. Of this number thirty-five were girls and thirty-two boys. Fifteen had been with the class since l9l6, when we entered the primary grade. Lessons were assigned the first day, and it took many hours of labor for their preparation On September 24 the class elected class officers and selected the colors, the flower. and the motto. Our officers are President, Martin Neuhausen, Vice l'resi:le11t. -Vlohn Rape. Secretary. Robert lierkey, Treasurer, Bertha Rape. Our colors are blue and white: the class flower sweet pea: the motto, Mft gaineth strength as it goes. The first social event was a weiner roast given by the Seniors with the Freshman as guests. This was the night of our initation, and it was enjoyed by every one present. Later the class held a weiner roast in the wood's by the Urphans Home. On February l8th we gave a Valentine party at Hotel Kaufman. The school term soon came to an end. Examinations were passed with high grades and we left Z. H. S. with one-fourth of our happy high school days gone by. On the eighth of September 1925, we again assembled, but this time as Sophomores. Our class had decreased somewhat as some quit school and others attended different schools. Many hardships were awaiting us, but we undertook the struggle bravely. The first social event of this year was a party given by the upper class- man in honor of the Freshman who took their vows, the fulfillment of which the other classes enforced. l.ate in October a Halloween Party was given by the Seniors. The Sophoinores were invited as guests. VVC enjoyed a sled load later in the year when we went to the home of one of our classmates. About the middle of the term we were very sorry to have our instructor. Mr. Barron leave us He had been called to engage in anothen line of workg but he left with us many ideas and principles that are worth while. VVe trust that in years to come we will continue to appreciate what he has taught us. 2 Several of the boys of our class played on the Varsity Football and Baskt Ball teams. One member belongs to the High School Urchestra, and four of the girls are members of the Cilee Club. Our achievinents are not con- fined to such activities, however, for a number of our class have won places on the Honor Roll for scholarship. Wie are striving to live up to our motto, and hope that we may still gain more strength in the remaining years of our High School career. 27 Zlil.lE-ANN Nowf' said llliss Ralston in P. U. D. Class just after she had described the liattle of Hastings, what is the next important date W lYith Katheryn next XVednesday eveningfl answered l.ouis who had just woke upf' W 0 f. Nlilton li-- just saw the funniest sight. a horse with two shirts and four pair of socks. Frank- Have you been drink- ing? Milton- No, stupid, it was a clothes horse. ...U- l want to tell you, young teller, began the old timer, that when I was your age l had to work twelve hours a day. Huh! You couldnt get away with that now, sneered the young squirt. They'd fire a guy who couldn't do his stuff faster'n that. -UQ A professor from Harvard once said that: Freshmen are lrresponsible Sophomores are lrrepresible juniors are Irresistible Seniors are lrreproachable. Ray MclJonald reported to school two hours late. lXhat's the idea? Deinanded Miss Kiser. l'ni sorryf replied Ray, but while l was shaving l talked myself into a shampoo. haircut, and mas-- sages - U M. Rlr. BartoofNow, this plant be- longs to the begonia family, Carl Sf-Ah, yes, and you're keep- ing it for them while they're away. ., 4, .. Kay Nesbitt- XVonlt you take a ride with me? Martha- Too Cold. Ray- l have a little stove in here. Martha- XVon't dof' Rayf XYl1y?' Xlartliaful need a little oven tlovinlf' -. O .. Motherf How did you lose your teeth, son Martinf- Shifting gears on a lolly- pop, A canoe is like a small boy, both behave better when paddled from the rear. THE FOOT BALL TEAM The team thatls won in every fray-- That's Zelienoplel The team thats there with vietorya That's Zelienoplel lt hasnt lost a single light, lt fought with strength and fought with mightg To a great tribute it has a right. That's Zelienoplel The captain with his splendid seore The players, eoach, and manager lflave made a team that won great tame lfor Zelienople. An enviable record has been made, The glory of it will not fade, ln all sehool history will pervade The name of Zelienoplel fllll XXX FRESHMEN s f f 1 1'A x ':. 1 f 0- -X' ,- zo U'- f7,,l My . ,I we W N 'Z 75 , 1 X ', ,ffj 1 ,F 5 Z H S 'W y ZEl,lE-ANN 4, vii .-.,4 ,, , , wav: W if -M WA,, ,A i President .,,,,,, ........., . ..,....,A G eorge Vollrath Vice President ,.,,,,........ .........,.,.,,. Secretary ....., .,,,..,, ,... v , '1 reasurer .,,,.. ,,........ , . . ..,,..... .,..... . .. ......, . Ruth Boyd Elizabeth Barlqo Elniina Bhame Marjorie Billeter Caroline Magill Stevanna Mc Donald Ruth Rogner lniojean Sahli Gretchen Smith Helen Schott Dorothy Shirey Frany Schweinegruber Lydia XVhite Curtis Bicker lYayne Colniery XYarren Dainbaugh Charles Deszy Howard Ebert Paul Ely john lfft Lee Graham Vance Kelly Ernest Lindgren Clark Marlcel Lavon Meyers Louis Mohr Xllayne Ohl ,lohn Rogan Lawrence Singer George Vollrath Arpad Barko Charles Baker John Black Charles Breuckman Elder Burkhart Le Roy Buzzard Robert Donihoff Robert Evans Albert Klug Henry Kugel fl 0 Vance Kelly Clark Markle Ruth Boyd Harry Littell VVilliam Miller Paul Pflugh Leo Sapienza -Iohn Schaffer Martha Beighey Paul Zeigler Charles Sharrer Atteniina Birch Phyllis Burkhart Helen Dugan Elizabeth Flick liaydean Grant Kathryn Hartman Francis Kelsey Helen Kinsey Jeannette liirlqer Mary Marshall e Betty Reilley Alberta Singlaub NY ZELIE-ANIN Charles Sharrar IN MEMORIAM Thai circlv is lwolqeu-mic scat is l'Ol'SZlliCll,+' One hufl from the tree of our fricuclship is shzzkcnf Um- heart frmu aiumig us no lamgcr shall thrill XYith joy in our glzulucss, or grief in our ill. As 21 cloud of the sunset, slow melting' iu heaven, .-Xs 21 star that is lust when the rluy-light is gixcn, As a glad dream of slumber, which walccus in bliss, He hath passccl to the worlcl of the holy frum this. -NVhittier. e, the class of 1929, clcmlicatc this page to our classmate. Ill v Zlilelli-.XXX 4 ta, ,Kai 7, Algebra Standing in tho doorway, Listening to the rain. Thinking ol' algebra, L 1 Klakes me leel insane. lfsing all the time l have, Un that awful stuff, XX UllIlCTl1lg il Klr. li'irron will sax, 'l'hat was good enough. ln a Freshmans Eye A Senior walking up a railroad track A train was passing' by, The train got off the track And let the Senior by. liverything is divided equally, the rich man has his twin-six and the poor man has his six-twins. ?? QeM'n 4+i' When We Were Freshiesn ln the year nineteen hundred and twenty-tire Some freshies entered the Zelie lligh Bent upon a treacherous fate Of playing hook and coming in late. Now something took them nnaxrares They didn't know of a room upstairs A room, made by the prof., called an invention Where you spend an hour for lack of Attention If after 3:45 a Freshman you want Upstairs is the proper place to hunt .- . -, 4-. , a . ' ' ' 2 teacher sz 4Xttention l oi .1 l ieshit, doesn t ltnoxx ohtn 1 QS That two minutes later she always say, Detention ,.,.. .1 And two minutes after school is out The lfreshies fall in line And hurry to detention hall So they'll be on time. -4- -l4v5lJpl1l.?.? Can't Study Can't study in the fall, fiotta play toot-ballg Can't study in the winter Gotta play basket-ball, C'an't study in the spring, Gotta play base-ballg tfanlt study in the summer, Freshman at 7 A. M. l wish l were a rock, That sat. upon a hill. I wouldn't eat, I wouldn't eat l wouldn't even wash! lil! just sit there still a thousand years, lifff-'fa girl. .Rnd rest myselfflly Gosh! Q vs 4 C' f Exe, Z ,1,,4 J' X f f I I f fwf I xx 1, X0 ' 16 V ffff . ff lffff I V: f - X- F It 'iff my VV I f f 1? 4 ,, 1fi' T21 ' Q rpg-:iff R. X Rh x xXx f 1 X wif! I ff A ' X U, f , f 1 ' f.- 'I ' W x N 4 , XX ,, , ,, XX x X W 'X W, .RN , f Z X f X f 1' ff X f , , U, ff ' 'iff 1 Vik . Aff f ,Q I N :jay g..lI',A, '14 I' ff! 1 ' f . x X X I K 10 - 4 X X x1 ,f A ' ff , ,ff ,,' qx XZ! f pf - XW X ,cf LV V9 f' h .Mfg , 'fi' . YV ,45 ' '1 ' ! -w bx Xi , . W ' ' X R Ki5:5 x N xxx I ff 'Y 7 ' ' inf' Y L ZELIE-ANN 5, K. Y, E W ,v TO TI-IE MEMBERS OF THE F OOT-BALL TEAM' If you can play a game and lose it., VVhen you've played you very best, VVhen it's only bulldog figlrt That holds you to the test lf you can play and lose, l say. And take your defeat like a man, You've learned lifes hardest lesson And you can do what few men can. For the ga1ne's the thing that counts, And if you play it fair, It's better than any winning score, To know you're on the square. Kipling. is IH ZELI IE-ANN Y --Y fi- - --A -e---?----- ---- - - ----f---45 Foot Ball On the tenth day of September, 1925 at four o'clock, Coach Barron called a meeting of all the boys in the High School, who were interested in Foot Ball, and thus opened the fifth and later which proved to be the most successful season ever enjoyed at Z. H. S. Nineteen players reported for practice the first afternoon and later this number was increased to twenty-four. The success of the team this season, can be attributed in part. to the great co-operation of its members and coach Barron, to the school spirit which was brought about by the Athletic Associationg and to the great in- terest shown by the people of the town towards the team. A brief sketch of what the team has accomplished this year, is summed up by the manager of the team, Lawrence Allen, in his, A VIEVV FROM THE SIDELINEW The Zyelienople High School Boys opened their foot ball season avi ay from home,iat New Bethlehem and came home with a crowning victory. having a,score of 45-O. This compared to the season was only a trifle to start with. 4 The second game was played at Zelienople and the team showed the town people that they meant business by defeating Union High School of New Castle by a score of 50-O. Then came the game with the great enemy in athletics, Evans City. They walked on to the field aff Zgzlienople with the idea that Z. H. S. would be easy fish, but before the game was over they found they could not pick the bones out of their fish, and Zelie scored another victory of 26'O. On the sevenreeth day of October the gridiron xx ent to Harrisville. As they journeyed on determination sparkled in their eyes, and when. the whistle blew for the last time, Zelienople marched off the field with a score of 46-3, and thus came home with more laurels on their shoulders. Then came the greatest game of the season. The boys were to oppose the undefeated Midland team of Beaver Valley, which out-sized Zelienople's team twenty pounds to the man. The field was a sea of mud and the ad- vantage of course was on the side of the opponents: but even at this the old Zelie fiirdiron held them to a tie score of 6-o, and the opinion of the people was that Zelie would have beaten them on a dry field. there'fore this should be considerd a victory. The next game was played at home and the same old warriors combated with the New Vvilmington team, who also had not met with defeat until this time, when the gridiron walked away with a score of 20-O. On November seventh the Dayton team appeared on the field in high spirits: they had defeated Zelienople previously by a score of 12-9. But this year, by the end of the first half, they not only learned that they were out- played but outclassed and the game ended in another victory 32-0. An then came the last game of the season and still undefeated, on the eleventh day of November Zelie went to liast Brady and succeeded in keep- ing up the good record and walked off the field with a score oli 42-2. XVhen the team finished up they had the highest score in Pennsylvania amounting to 265, Harrisburgh Tech ranked second with a score of 253. .,3 ZELIE-ANN to iw ---- - if - -4 - 727- V- -V ir - Zelienople finished up undefeated and as l said with a score of 265 while their opponents summed a score of eleven points. This has been the greatest season Zelinople has ever known and it was mostly due to the faithful coach XV. li. Barron, and the great perseverence of the players. TOUCH DONYNS Lusk ,,,,,,,,,,,,s.A.....r.......,, Y,,,, ,,..., . . ,,,,..., ..,,r . . Rape, Noble ., - ,,,a a...,.. . Nesbitt, Ray ,...r. .. ....,, Nesbitt, lirwin ..... . , ..,, .. McDonald ....,... ,,,,,...... Rape, john r.......,r . ....., ., Geis ,,.,i.,,,,,,......,, ...,....... Zeigler ,, ,........ . .,.. liichholtz F. ..rra, ,,,....A.......,rr,,a,,,,,,....... . 24 5 4 2 2 l l l l THE SCORE Z. H. S.. a,.,,,,s ,,aa,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,aari.,...,,.... 4 5 Z. H. S. .,,,a,.,,s,, ri..,,r,,, 5 0 Z. H. S. ..,.. ........... 2 6 Z. H. S'. ...,........ .......... 4 6 Z. H. S. V........... ........... 6 Z. H. S. ,,,,,,..... ,......... 2 O Z. H. .......... .. ........ 32 Z. H. .. .......... ..., .......... ............... . 4 O Total .,,,...................,............................ .....,..... 2 O5 POINTS Nesbitt, lirwin .,.............,,, lb Drop Kick Lusk ,,...,.......,...... ,,,..,,...., .......,.,. 2 I 'lace lxiclc XT A GLJXNCE New Bethlehem .......,,,,,...,........... .,,,..... . . 0 Union High N. Castle ........... , 0 lfvans City '........ ................... . ..... ........... 0 Harrisville ..., ,,,.,...,., . . 3 Midland .............................. ............ 6 New Xxrllllllllgftlll ....... .. ..,.,.,, . 0 Dayton ........................ ....... ........ . . 0 East Erady ,,,,., ...,.,.,..,,,,. .... . 2 Total ..,,,,,,,,,..... ,.,..,.........,,,......,..,................................. l l The Z.H.S. second team played a game on November 13th with North Street junior H igh of New Castle, which resulted in a victory for the second team. They won by a score of 14-O. TH E LETTEIQ MEN THIS YEAR NVERE liirst Team Second Team Ray Nesbitt. ....... ............. l ,. li ........ ,,..... Clark Markel Hubert Myers ....... ............. L . T ........ , ............. Vance Kelley Orrin Horton ,.,.. .......... . l,. ll ......... . .....,. Harold Glenn Roy lfft... ,,... .... ........ . , A. .. ......... ..... . ..l.ee Graham john Reeb ....,. , .,...... 1 ........... R G ....... ............. X Varren Wilson Arthur Zeiglei '... ,... ...... .,........... R ' l '........ ........... 1 l artin Neuhausen Ray Mcllonald .... ...., , , ....... R li .... . ............. i....Carl Schaffer lirwiu Nesbitt ,,........ ........ Q . ...... .... ..... l Q obert Eichholtz Noble Reeb r......,. .,,.., , ,, ...... ..i. l ,. H ..,,,, ,.., . ...... . .Harold Glenn Frank liichholtz ,...,...,,.,.,,, ..,, . ................ R H .....,....,,.......... .....,, .................... H o ward Nesbitt Louis l.usk fCapt.j ...... .... . .. .... ............ .... F . ...... . .................... ..................,.................. l ' 'rank Geis Z. H. S. loses by graduation this year: Roy Ifft, Frank Eichholtz and Louis Lusk. Arthur Zeigler and Noble Reeb, two great main-stays to the team, at right tackle and right half will be lost on account of having played four years for their school. ZICLIE-ANN l A A W- -..YY , , 9 MR. BARRON Mr. Barron has been a faithful teachtr and coach at Z. H. S. for the past four and a half years. He was the originator of, Athletics at this school and will long' be remembered for his energy spent in doing so. Mr. Barron once made this statement, It takes time to build a foot-ball team, and some day we will be able to hold our own with any team in our class. NVC, think here at Z. H. S., he has made that statement come true, judging from the re- cord his team has made this year. just as things were beginning to go along nicely and we had a new school building to work in and be proud of, we were informed that Mr. Barron was leaving at the end of the first semester. Every one was sorry he had to go, but he was taking a step from good' to better, and we hope he soon advances to the best. OUR MANAGER To our manager, Lawerence Allen, who has managed the foot-ball team for two years, and has already started his schedule for the next season, is due great credit. Barney is the best manager that Z. H. S. has ever had. Since Mr. Barron left the school. bulk of the work has fallen to Mr. Burnett, athletic supervisor of the School Board, and Barney. We wish our little manager all the success in the world for carrying out of his plans for the next season. BANQUET The annual Foot-Ball banquet was held in connection with a farewell party to XYillia1n E. Barron on january 25, 1926. Mr. Barron being a teacher and the athletic instructor of Z. H. S. This banquet was held under the auspices of the Board of liducation, Rotary Club and the High School Athletic Association. The speakers of the evening were Klr. A. R. Burnett, Mr. H. A. Hallstein, Mr. E. V. Young, Mr.j AV. Moorehead, Mr. D. R. Bartoo, Mr. MacMillan of Geneva College, Mr. NY E. Barron and Louis Lusk, captain of the Foot-ball Team. Louis in behalf of the foot-ball team, presented their coach XY. E. Barron, with a large silver foot-ball as 3 token of the teams regard for him. The guests of the evening were the foot-ball players, their girl friends. members of the Board of lfducation and members of the faculty. After the banquet a dance was held in the High School Auditorium, music being fur- nished by an lillwood Orchestra. To show the interest which Mr. and Mrs. Rape had in the foot-ball team and to help the team glory in their victories, a splendid banquet was prepared at their home. january 18, 1926. A fine time was enjoyed by all. The speakers of the evening were Mr. A. R. Burnett. Mr. llartoo, Mr. XY. li. Barron and Louis Lusk. 37 H ZELIE-ANN s as as s 9 Basket Ball Due to the fact that we have a new auditorium and gymnasium, Basket Bali has again been resumed, as one of the most important sports of the school. This year Z. H. S. has Z1 splendid team, considering the fact that the team has not been able to use the gymnasium until after the first of January 1926. the lack of practice, which was caused by not having a gymnasium for the past two years, and inefficient coaching due to the changing of coaches so often. In the near future Z. H. S. will have basket ball teams, which will be able to compete with all High School Teams in XYestern Pennsylvania, if Mr. Burnett has anything to do with it. He says, 'ATO have a basket ball team we must start them from the bottom up and make them. Through' this man's influence every grade from the fifth up has a scheduled time for both boys and girls basket ball practice and the results are beginning to show, The teams success this year can be attributed to the wonderful start it had under the fine coaching of Mr. Barron, and to the excellent playing of the two Nesbitt brothers. Up to the present time the team has played nineteen games winning twelve of them. The scores for the teams are as follows: Z. H. S. ....... .,,.,,...,,.. S cholastics r,,,,,,,c,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,. . Z. H. S. ..,,... .,,......., . Pittsburgh Tech .,.......,,,,,..... Z. H. S. .,,,, . Zelienople Shamrocks .,,,,,,.,, . Z. H, S. ,,..,,. ............. E ast Brady .......,......,,,.....,... .,.,.,,, . Z. H. S. Karns City ,,....,,.,,,,,.,......,, ,, Z. H. S. Evans City High ,,,.,,,...,.. Z. H. S. New Brighton High .,,,,,.... Z, H. S. Rankin High ..,,,,,,....,,....... Z, H. S. ,,,,,,, .,,,,,.., , , Dayton ,...,,.,,,,,.........,,.,........,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,...,..,, ,.....,.....,. . . Z, H. S. ,,,.,,,, .,,,......,,, l Jortersville ,,,.....,,,........,,,,,,,,,...,.,,,,..., , Z. H. S. ,,,,,,. . ,,,,,. . North Street junior High N. C ..., Z, H. East Brady '...... ..,.............,..............,..,.,,,,,,.,....,,,,,i,,,,., Z, H. S. New Castle junior High .....,,,,,,....,,,,,.. .,,,. Z. H. S. Evans City High .......,....,,,,,.,,.,.........,.,,,.,,.,,.... H. New Castle High Reserves ,,.., .,...,...,....,.,, 1 7 Z. H. S. ....,.. ......,...... 1 9 Ben. Franklin jr. High N. C ..,....,.,... 30 Z. H. S. ,,,,, . .,,,,,.,,,, 10 Rankin High ......,,,,,...,..,...,,,,,,.,...,.,,,.,.,.....,.,.,,.,,,., 64 Z. H. S. ...,,,,. 8 Ben. Franklin jr. High N, C ,.,,,,...... ..,,,,,l9 Z. H. S. ,,.,, . ,,.,, ,,.,,, 3 3 Zelienople Shamrocks ....,. ,. .....,...,. ..,........ . ,. 7 Z. H. S, ,,.,,., ,,.,,..,.,,,, 2 O Evans City High ..,,,.,...... ........,.. 2 6 Z. H. S. ,,,.,, . ,,.., ,,,,,,, ,......,,,,,. 2 9 Evans City High ............,, .,,,,,,,,,..,.. , ...SZ The first squad basket ball players are: Ray Nesbitt gCaptainj, Erwin Nesbitt, Frank Eichholtz. Louis l.usk. Frank Geis and Robert Eichholtz. Manager Lawrence Allen. .lil ' l ZEl,IE-.NNN Q7 . ,in 'Wi -A YY Y A7 YY W 77---W ,1H K wal Girlis Basket Ball The year l926 has marked a change in athletics for the girls in the Zelienople High School. I-leretofore the girls had been called upon as spectators and boosters for the boys games but with the erection of the fine new high school building and gymnasium, the girls had a chance to show their athletic ability also. The season was started very late, so few inter- scholastic games could be scheduled. but a series of inter-class games were played. Each team seemed to equal the other inskill. So far the schedule is as follows: Z. H. S. i,,... . Z. H. S. Z. H. S. VA RS IT Y GA M ES , ...,....,, ...SO l NT E R juniors ,, ,,,,,,,.. ..........,., . , Sophomores Seniors .... juniors .. juniors , Seniors .. Harmony ..,..., , Evans City ,........ , Evans City, Evans City Cl -XSS GAM Seniors ,...,,, Freshman ,,,,,,... Sophomores Sophomores Freshman ., lfreshnian , ..,, , The Girls Va rsify learn is as Follows: Centers lane Kirlter 'l'hora llambaugh Guards Martha l'hillis Bertha Kocher Forwards .Xnn Scott Jane Rogner Subs Lydia XX'hite Ruth Cooper Gladys lfrishkorn Caroline Kifer Next year Zelienople will have a very fine team and will be iblc to 1 1 the best teams in lYcstern l'ennsylvania. Give the girls 21 chance to start earlx' in the season and just see what thev will do in basket bali. 40 3 1 ZEl,lIC-ANN ' 'Captain' ' Ray Nesbitt has been chosen Captain of the Varsity Basket Ball team and hasproyen himself an excellent one, both in his ability as a player and as one who is capable of handling his players. Ray plays center on the team and has only been out-jumped once this year, a remarkable record. Basket Ball The second team played four games, winning three of them. Great credit is due this team for the time they spent and the bumps they took in scrimmaging with the Varsity Team. Some of these players will probably be Varsity players next season and a lot is expected of them. Games Played by the Second Team Z, H. S. .,,, ,,..., . ..,,,,,,,,, ,,...,.......,....,,....... . 26 livans City Second Team ....,.,..,. ,,.,,,. . .13 Z. H. S. ..,. .,,, 20 liagles ,,,,.,,..,...,.,..,..,,. .. ................,,,, 9 Z. H. S. .. ........ 12 liyans City Second Team ........ . .... .....l5 Z, H, S. ..... ......... . ...... . . .......................r.... .18 Harmony High ................,........ ..... . . ........ ...l3 The players of the second team squad are: Kenneth XYeigle, Harold Clarke, Carl Bell, Vance Kelley, XVarren XVilson, and Clark Markel. A series of inter-class games has been played by both the girls and boys' basket ball teams, interest in these games has been stimulated by the cups 'presented by two of the patrons. Mr, li. P. Young, the donor of the girls' cup, was formerly president of the .Board of Education and is always one of the boosters for Z. H. S. Mr. Burnett, the donor of the boys' cup is a member ofthe Board of Education and has always taken an active interest in the athletics of our high school. Both cups were won by the Junior Class teams, Note XVanted to stimulate an Alumni association, which can do some good for its Alma Mater by having an organized Alumni Foot-Ball and Bas- ket Ball team to play at least one game a year with the High School. ln so doing the I-ligh School can save expenses on one Foot Ball and one Basket' Ball game each year, which will amount to approximately 37500. The Z. H. S. Foot Ball team of 1925, sends a challenge to any Foot Ball team, which may be turned out in this school, to equal or better the record set this year. ' 41 ZELI Ii-ANN 49 ZlCl.lli-.XXX -v-2727,-W if-1 ff W-Y W YV YY , ,Y,, YW 7 YY 77, 7 ,Y 7 VYYA - 7Y A The Athletic Association .Xn orgzmization callecl the athletic ussueiutiun was starterl tuimng the High School students 'fur the purpuse of C2l,l'I'B'l11Q un the uthletie iiffziirsj of the High school. This wgziiiizatiuii was Sllg'g'CStCfl hy the athletic clireetur, Klr, Harrun. llis plan was tu get the stnrlents more enthusizlstie zilmut the zitllletie affairs of the school, lle was siippurtecl hy the Selwul lioztrxl in this inm'en'2ent'. Fuur students fruin ezzeh class were elects-cl tw zittencl the first niteting which was helcl in the Nlztin Street selmul lmilrling. on September 22ncl. 1025. The huarcl uf ecluezititm was represented hy Mr. llallstein :incl Hr, lflurnett. The faculty lay Klr. Harrnn :mil Nlr. Iiartuu. Mr. lg2Ll'l'Ul1 was eleetetl teinpnrziry ehairinnn and he explziini-fl the cletztils ul' the meeting. fhe following' wfliieers were eleetecl. Presiclent, Luis Lnskg Yiee l'resiclent, taro- line Kiferg Secretary, Iithel Neshitti lrezisurer, lfrzink liiehheltz. Fl he president zippuintecl at number of emninittees and the results nf this ztssueizttitm hae been shown in the interest tzilcen in zithleties by the students and alsu in reeurfls inzlcle hy the clifferent zlthletie mgziiiizzitifms. l l O l 1 1 1 1 1 1111111111111 1 111 11r11r11m11z11w11q1.'1. 111cmm4::m-1-was Als.I.ll'.-.XNN 1111-0111111111111 1 1 1 1 1-11 111 1 1 1 111 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 STRAND THEATER RIALTO THEATER H. E. Cumberland 8: Son H. J. Kifer Sz R. H. Cumberland Zelienople, Pa. Evans City, Pa. lflIQST N.XTION.XI, lXlETlQO CJOLTDXYYN IXXIQA-XNIC7L,'N'l' I'lfj'l'L'RIiS 1 1 -1 11 1 1 -1 1Y1.1,.q91:e-411ws-.noun In the 1ni1'1'1m1' of torlziy is the future of tlJIllUl'l'UXY.H xYUl'l.ll- A Vision of the Future XYllllC17CO17TCZlllTllNllUilllCll'SllL'-- Cess more tw Zl business trziining 2 than to any cmtliei' cause, Duffs-Iron City College 424 171111111-sne Xlvzly Pittslmrgli. Va. ! ! l'1m1' 86 years has been llllllilllg' brilliant futures for High Scliowl C.jra1luz1tes. 2 Send today fm' our HA Vision of H the Future. 11x,1,1w.1,1-111111111111 Cfnnpliinellls of J. CAILY GLENN 111101 1 -1 1 1 1 1143111119143111,uea1.'..a1.Q.11,411,..g1..31,-,.1z11f11,ggs11aa1,111111f6is111v llf.l.ll'.-.KN IN pi X. Z. H. S. Orchestra One of the activities which has :ulclecl much to the pleasure and enter- tainment of the sturlent holly anal the pnhlic, is the Z. ll. S. orchestra. This was organized in V920 ancl nnzlei' the efficient clirection of Hr. lfrench, Mr. lizntell :incl llrs. Kleecler i'ef:pectivelj: has g'roxx'n in ninnher from four to four- teen. ,Xniong its engzigeinents, the orchestra played for thc High School l'lay, lJCfllCZltlOIl lligh School, Coinniunity Play ztncl many High School parties ztncl entertgtinnicnts. On :ill occasions the oreliestrzt was connnencleml on its zlhility to play hoth classical and popular nnnilners. Thanks is clue NT. lf. ll. Young for the gift of Z1 ofthe present orcliestrzt is as follows: lflnrnzetta Clizinrette ., , c,,, , Piano Martin Neuhzlusen l.:twi'ence Allen ,, Roy lfnlton l'la1'olclS1nitli , , lirnest l.engin Charles Klinefelter lJl'l1lllS Saxophone Yiolin Violin Violin Violin Xe -113 mphone this year. lfrztnlq lfichholtz l'hillis Hiirlclizwt , George liessor George Yollrath ,, Xxvllllillll Goehring' Katheryn Black , Hilbert Myers ,, 'llhe nienihership . Violin Violin , .. Cornet Cornet ., c c Banjo .. ,, Xelophone ,, Saxophone LL,l.ll:-ANN Q7 ---- -7--7-777- 7-7 777 777 77777 777 777777 77 7..-77 -,7....-- , First Soprano Genevieve Heyl Dorothy Ling Martha Phyllis Ruth Pflug .lane Rogner Madge XValley Doris Rawlins Glee Club Roll Second Soprano Ruth Cooper Caroline Kifer Ruth Rogner Kathryn Hartman Esther Danver Catherine Eiehner Marjorie Billiter Firjst Alto Ruth Ziegler Helen Sehuler Martha Beighey Attelnina Birch .leanette Stanun Elizabeth Flick Second Alto Katherine Black Vera Canfield Thora Dambaugh Lois Gelbach Gladys Frishkorn Fay Dean Grant Mrs. Paul VValter Anderson, Director and Aeeonipanist Girlis Glee Glulo The Ciirl's Cilee Club has established a reputation that the girls in com ing years will find hard to live up to. The Club was organized in january under the capable leadership of Mrs. l', XY. 4Nnderson, and inet for rehearsal every Monday and Thursday evening. Their initial appearance was at the Dedication of the new High School ..-Xuditoriuin january 22, 1926 and from the applause received they realized ized their efforts were not in vain. Music was furnished for the school play f'5Xaron Boggs, l7reshnian. and for a number of other programs given in the High School Auditoriun.. The concert given February twenty-fifth by the Glee Club, assisted by Miss Ruth Potter. reader was highly appreciated by those present, who ex- pressed inuch admiration for the progess made by this organization of 7 ll 9 A, .,. VIG 7lfl lif- X X If JOKES -111 I 4 ' 'fijgw ' R .4 n 24' 1qV!' j J w5!!IW ,. , -5 :nailllf ly M' Af nmnf q w xx X Q lf' H - Nt if X j , ' fp ' 20 f ,' 1 , + Av' , 'iiW7fWmlVlW I, ,1 Q, X 'M-..ul ' 1 f ', M Mm 1 K ' W ' 4 J W n hw N 1 x w M ' Eff ' - ' ' L, ,V N FAK Q. Zlil,llC-ANN Mr, Barron-tln solid gemetry elassj XX'here did you get the in- spiration to change your figure? ClaraefA lXly book was open when I went to my seat. - 4, W Miss Ralston- XYhat is a baby caterpillar called ? StCVIl.llIl2l--Mix kittenpillarf' -do- Barneywnl have never seen sueh dreamy eyes as yours. l5ueew Perhaps you have never stayed up so late before. -0- Hubert4 Say, what do you ex- pect to be when you graduate ? lfelixid An old manf, Nedswul love you as mueh as you love me. Veraf feryingj I knew all along you were just bluffing me. -O- Mrs. l3laekf NYhen was the re- vival of learning? Olive Domhoff- just before the last examfl O Red- Do you know that I could go on dancing like this foreverf' Caroline4 XVhy lied, don't you ever want to improve?', .104. Anna Jane--hllid you hear of the robbery at llly house last night? Martha- No, tell mefl Anna lanefiihly garter attempted to hold up 1ny stocking, but the stocking ran, darn it. -U- Mr. Bartoo- Now Anna Laura, in connection with that fermentation, Oh !-just Anna l.aura's chair is here today. -4,-. Ethel- It's awful to be arrested, and get our names in the papers. even if it is only for speedingf' Frank- Never mind my dear, it will let people know that we own a fast earf, l lelenf XVhat shape is rl kiss ? Robert lfvansfhl don't know, but give me one and we'll call it square. 1. O What the Student's Hear Entering Study Hall Mr. Bartoo- Alright now. Mr. Barron-' Mrs. Black-' ing. 'Get your seatsfy 'No need for talk- Mrs. Hartung--''Quietlyf' Mr. Anderson ficient from you. - That will be suf- Niss Ralston-K'Get settled. Miss Kiserf 'XN'on't you please try to stay out of detention ? .. O L, Mr. Anderson - 1',l'o freshies marching out in linej Halt4Omar what do l mean when I say halt?'l Omar- You mean to bring the foot that is on the floor to the side of the one in the air and remain motionless. -..OT. Miss Ralston- Did you do your .English today ? vs Henry Kugle- Beteha, English ain't hardfx 1.0- I saw the bust of XValter Scott entering' NYestm.inister Abbey. ...O.... Alolin--J'XYliere are the two tons of coal you ordered 3 Mrs. Black-- In the coal cellar. john- l'here is not two tons. Mrs. Black-!'Did you ever see a ton of coal FH johnM No, but I saw a ton of 3? hay. .AO--. NVhat makes you seem so worried today? asked Mrs. Hartung. l have twin nieeesf' replied Prof. Bartoo and I ean't remember which of their birthdays is tomorrow. H.-Xn annual's a great invention, The school gets all the fame: The contractors get all the money And the staff gets all the blame. Felix-!'1 understand the new gym is to be equipped with wheel-bar- rows, why is that? Bill Ci4 'l'o teach the incoming freshies how to stand on their hind legs. ,UE Prof. lflartoo- You made 9996 in vour last test, XX'hy didn't you make 1009? ? Frank4 'l'here must have been a :nisprmt in the book. 10? Shingle bob, shingle bob, Cut it all the way. L'huck's barber shop is full lt's all the rage today, Shingle bob, shingle bob, Close up to the dome, lsn't it grand, the more you cut The less you have to comb. .T. O -.- .Xnna .lane-f XVhy don't you and llutch make up after you quarrel? Gladys lf- f I would like to but I forget what we quarreled about. O i. ADVERTISEMENTS XV4XN'l'lilJ-'l'o exchange our ponies for draft horses, as the work is too heavy. .. O 4 ,X liberal reward will be given to the student who will figure out how many nights 1 have in Detention. NY. Goehring. E O - Mr. Bartoogl ln biologylj As the saying is an apple a day keeps the doctor away. Ray Nesbitt- How about green apples? .. 0 -E Now can any one tell me what a myth is?,' asked Miss Ralston. john Schaffer replied, Please miss, it's a female moth. 49 Zlil.lli-ANN , ,,A,,, , OPEN HEARTED A freshman was spending Satur- day afternoon on the farm owned by his sweetie's father, :Xnd the scenery filled him with romance. They were walking through a pas- ture when he noticed a cow and calf rubbing noses. lele stopped and smiled. Such a loving sight makes me want to do the same. Go, ahead, the girl said. lt's pa's cow and he won't care. 1.0.-. 'Hubert - They say students should have eight hours sleep a davf' Felixf 'l'rue but who wants to take eight classes a dayfl . -- Oi XYarren - tin geometry classj l.end me a half dollar to draw a circle with. Nealen- Sure, here's two quar- ters. ,Oi BIOLOGY ,-X -I une bug married an angle worm .Xn accident cut her in two They charged the bug with bigamy Now what could the poor thing do. Romeo made love to Juliet, Punch made love to Judy But the funniest thing I ever saw XYas a flee making love to a cootie. E..O.... all Seniorghllo you know Hoof Fresliie-- Boo, VVho? Senior4 XYell, you don't need to cry about it. if-,T- Miss Kiser- Your answer is as clear as mudf, james lllooni-- YVell, that covers the ground, doesn't it? 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Stearett .,,, ..,Y,,,. Leila Mineflmfs. -lohn Blum ,, ,,,..,, ..... ..... Lillian GelhachfM1's. XX. E. XX'ittaker .......... .....,,,,,,,,,,,,..... . Class of 1906 ZELIE-AN N -- -----H ---Q .H uhhard, Ohio ........,,,,,,Pittsburgh, Pa. ....,,,...Zelienople, Pa. , ..Zelienople, lla. Loraine Goehring- ,,,,s.,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,.ssss,,,,,,,,,,s,,.....sYsss..wssss .sss,,.,,,,. P ittshnrgh Street, Harniony, Pa. Ada Cunningham-Mrs. A. C, Mount ..,, ..,......Y,..,,,,,,..,,,..............,....,., ,.,...,.,,.,.. l 3 etroit, Mich. Elsie Zeigler-Mrs. Lester XX'eigel ..., .,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.sssss......,,,,,,...........,,,,V....w...wss....... Z e lienoplfi, PH. Estella King-Mrs. N. C. Martin ......,,,,,.,,,,,,.., ,.,,..,,....i.......,..i,,. . ..,,,,,. . .Ellwood City, Pa. Fannie Gallagher-Mrs. F. G.Forsey--Ideceasedj Arthur Garnianwllev. Arthur Granian ....,,,,,,..,...,......,,,...... ,,..,,,,, S aniiavia, lylicll. Emma Shaeffer-Mrs. H, S. Lusk ,,,,,..,., ,,... ...i,i,, ,,,,...,,....,... .....,..., Z e l i enople. Pa. C l a s s o f 1 9 0 7 Alice Stl'OllCCliCllflllllSlC lllSlLl'llL'lOl'... ,.,, ,,,.. .,,...,,.,i..,,,,, . . .... .... .... Z 6 l iCHOpl6. PH. Blanche Zeigler-Mrs. Laniont Button... ......,. ,...r,....... P ittsburgh, Pa. Eva lfrishkorn-Mrs. I D. Lewis ......,..,,,... ..,,..,,.... ..., ,..,,, Z e l ienople, Pa. Edna Guttman ,,,,,,....,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.......ii,,,,,,,,,...........,. ............i I Jittsburgh, Pa. Maud Sannnis-Mrs. H. E. Harper ,,,, , ,,................. Zelienople, Pa. John Lamherton ,,,,,,.....,......,.....,..,,,........,,,.....,..... ......,...................,,..,.,.. ..., ,....... rl ' L ilsa, Oklahoma C 1 a s S o f 1 9 0 8 Lois Gallagher-'l'eacher in Zelienoplev, ,..,.,,,.......,.,,,,,....,.......,,,,.....,,. .....,.....,. P uhlic School 'X'Yillia1n Goehring ',,, ,,,,,,,,,,i , ., ,,,,, .,.,,, ,...... ,..,,,,,,,,. ,,...,..., 2 2 5 D ellfield Ave., Aspinwall, Pa. jean VX'ilsonffMrs, E. Gilson ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,...........,,,,,,, ,.,,...,... .,,,,, .,,,,.......,.,,,,...,,,,,,,,, Z e l i enople. Pa. Laura VX'ilson-Head Nurse i...,.....,....,,.,,,,,,............ Childrens Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa. Sue lfogel-Mrs, S. If, XYarneek ,.,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,..,,,..,,,,,,,.,,,..,,,,. .... ii,.,................ N e w Castle, Pa. George Kline ,,,,,,.,,,,..,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,.,, ......,,.,,,.,,,,.,,,,,......, ................,...... ,......,,,,,..,,,.,,.,,,,. U 1 1 clerwood. Pa. Jessie Fowler-Mrs. E. Emerson ,.....,, i,,. .... ,,.,.,...........,,..., ,,....... C a 1 1 onshurg, Pa. Anna Strutt-Mrs. Lester Gordon ......,.... ..,......,,,,......,,,,.,.,..,.......,......,.... B eaver Falls, Pa. Cleo Hazen ..,,,,.,,,,,....,,., ,,,,......,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.......,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,.,,, ..,....,... l V 1 .murth St., Ellwood City, Pa. Edward Gudekuntz Lillian Meeder-Mrs. Howard Behm ....,.,,,,,,..,, Laura LehmanfNurse in Magee Hospital ........... Lulu Hazen Renetta Ifft-Mrs. C. Ross ..........,,,,,.,..,........,,,,,.,,,,,.. Gladys Ewing ..,.,.,,,, ,,.,,,, , ...,.... ,, C 1 a s s o f 1 9 0 9 Alice Allen'-Mrs. XY. XY. Hays. ,..,,.,,,..........,,.. , ,,......., ,.,, , ,, Olive Dindinger-Mrs. C. XY. Lowy Esther Zehner-Teacher ,,.,,.,,,,..................,.......... Edna VVise Ethel VVood .,..........,,,. .......,,,,,,,....,,,,,,.,,.,, .....,,,,,,,... Ada Lockwoodglylrs. R. Kennedy ...,...... Elmina Bastin-Mrs. C. Hays .,,,,.,....., ,,,,.... .,.., Raymond Goehring-Practicing Lan ',,,,,,.,,., .. Maxwell bitler ,,,,,.....l,.,, ,,.,,,,,...,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,.....,,, ,,,,,,.., ,.... ,.,,. 51 Zelienople, Pa. ..,.....Pittshurgh, Pa. Ellwood City, Pa. ,,..,....Pittsburgli, Pa. ,,,,,...,..,Ellwoocl City, Pa. .,,l,,Asl1talJL1la, Ohio ........Middlesex, Pa. ....Germantwon, Pa. .....,,....Evansville, Ind. .......,,....Pittsburgh, Pa. ...,,.,.......,Zelienople, Pa, ZELIE-ANN 49- Clyde Frishkorn--Hardware ..,......,,., ......,.,...,........,...V....,,,,. ,,,,, V..,.,......... Z elieliople, PH- Harry S. Shirey ,,,,Y,....,,,....,AAA...,.. ,,...,. .................,...............,................... 4 .... ...........A............,. H 3- I' mOHy P21- Brandon VVright-Teacher,Peuna. State College .www....... ,,.VV..,...... S tate College, Pa- Herbert Beighley ,....,,,,,,,A,A,,,,..,,A....,,,,.........................,...,,A..................,..........,. ..........,,..,. l 9it'ESb11fgl'1, P21- C 1 a s S o f 71 9 1 0 T. Earl BolivergSupt. Butler Twp. Schools .......,V...lV,,,.w.l. ..www.......4..... B Lltlef, PH. Anna Kelly 'ttttt, .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,,,.,,,,,,,tttt,...,...,..,,..............,,l lll.........llllll............ .,...,,..,,.... H a r mouy, Pa. lwgfy Ralge ......I---,------,A,,,AA-----A---------,..,A,AVY,AA,YV,,-,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,,,,,,,AA,, .,............ Z elienople, LQ1-Oy Sitley ,,tt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,tt,,,,,,q,,,,,A,,ww,.,,,,,w,,wA,,,,wwww,,,,,tA,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,., R ochester, Pa. Martha RaderkAVVith Shelby Tube Co .,,....A......... .....,...,,.. I illwoofl City, Pa. Ruth Beyer-Mrs, R. B. Custer Norman Goehring-Rev. Norman Goehring Lillian Reiter Helen XVright-Mrs. M. M. Mackall ....,,,,,,,,,,,,.... ........,.. B Saver, PH. Hattie Gallagher Sarah Zehner-Mrs. E. WVehr Cicleceaserlj Mauguerite McCann lll.,,.,.l,ll.l...,,l,,,.........,,,...,......................,. ,l,,,.,..,,l P arkersburgll, VV. Va. Sarah Fogel C l a s s o f 1 9 1 1 Elizabeth .lJ3,ll1lJZICllflX ll'S. Eclwarcl Hall ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,...,...,,............,,................ Zelieuople, Pa. Raymond Allen-Koppel Car Wilorks t,,,,l.....,... .............,,,.,.. ........,........... K L uppel, Pa. Hattie Ketterer-Mrs, J, VX7ahl ..,,,..w,ll,Y,,,,lw, ,,.., . . ,,,,,, R. D. Evans City, Pa. Ruth Lan1bertonQMrs, G. Supplee ......,,,,,. .,,....,,,,, K ohima, Assan, Illilia Herbert Lusk-fClothier ......,..,,,AA,lli,Y,,,.llle,,......,,,, ........,..........., Z elienople, Pa. Neal Mears Lizzie NealeygMrs, A. VY. Stevenson ..,,,... i......,.,,,,. B utler, Pa. Theron Phillis ..,,,,,,,,,,l,l,,,,,,,,r,,r,,,,,,,,.,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.........,... l ?ulaski, Pa Nellie Savage--Mrs. Floyd Lefevre ,,,,,,,,v.,.l ,.......,.,,w,lll,,. Z elienople, Pa. Alice Sission-Mrs. A, C. .jackson ..,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,......,,,.. B eaver Falls, Pa. Nannie XYrig'lit-rl'eael'1ing in rural school l,,,,,,,ll , ...w..........,,,,. Zelienople, Pa. Nellie Wlilsou-Mrs. N. XV. XfVest ...........,........,... .....................,. B utler, Pa. joseph Zeigler ..................................,...............,,.........,,,...,..... .......,.,.. P ittsburgh, Pa. Pearl Xliurster--Mrs. C. I. Marshall ,.., W ,, ........,,.., .,... . .. ......... I-larniony, lla. C 1 a s s o f 1 9 1 2 Z john Vklise .................................,,,.......................................,,.............................. ....,..... .............. H a rmony, Pa. Robert Fowlel '.................... ......,.........,,,...... ..,,.......,.....,...,..,,.........,,,,.....................,,..... ..,......... Z e l ienople, Pa. Kathrny McKinney-Mrs. Robert 'Fowler fcleeeasetlj Lena Meetler--In Business ..,..............,.,...,,. ..., ....,.......,.........,,. ........................,,................ Z l i enople, Pa. Pauline Hilclerbrancl-Teacher .,.,........ ....... ..... .............. X f N Voodlawn Public Schools Lydia Lockwoocl Marguerite Zehner-Mrs. M. Z. Dunn XValter Measel-Rev. Waltei' Measel ,....,......,.....,,,,..,,,,,,..,.,,,......,,,,, ,,,........ S hippenville, Pa, C l a s s o f 1 9 1 3 JOl11l Dillilillgel' ...,....................................................,....... l3U8 N, 40th St., Omaha, Nebraska Loretta Stahl-Mrs. john Dryer ..............,,........,...,,,,,,.,,,....,,..,,,,,...,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Milwuakee, VW5, Emmett Kennedy-with VI. J. Kennedy 85 Sons ,,,,..,,,,,,.,,.,,,.,,........,,,, Zelienopley Pa, Claire Meecler-with Nixon Theater Orchestra ............ 52 ......,.....Pittsburgh, Pa. ZELIE-ANN - - A e- e Florence NVise+Mrs. F. NV. Carbeau ,,, ,., ,,,w.,,,,.,,,,,...... ,,,A,,A.,, ,...,... l Ellwood City, Pa. Grace Strutt-Mrs. G. Roth ..,,,,,,....,...................,,.,,...,........ ..............,.........,.,,.4.,,,...,,,A,..,,,,,, T oledo, Ohio Clarence STOYCI'-'STTCHJY Tube Co., lfllwoocl City... ....... Home in Zelienople, Pa. Paul Seaton-Dr. Paul Seaton ....,.Y,, , ,.,.A..... ..... .,. ,,,...... AA,..........w.,.,...,.... C l e v elancl, Ohio Loyal Kelly ..........,,,, ,.,...,,.....l.l,,.,,..,,,.. ..,, ......., ,,,,, ,,,,.. .,l,,.. ,,l,,,,,,............,... ,,.,,l,,, l Q . I J , H a rlnony, Pa, C 1 a s s o f 1 9 1 4 Howarcl Fogel-Carpenter ...... o..,.....,,......o,,, .o,, o.....o..,.,,o,...............,,,ow..o ................... Z e l i enople, Pa. David Zeiglerfliroker ,,,,,,,.....,, ,,.... ..,,,, ..... ....,,. . . X ' oungstown, Ohio Charles Richard... ,,.,.,.,, .,,,,,,..,.............,....,,,..,...,,l....,..,.... ,,,,.... . . l7esMoines, Iowa Helen Hollernian-Mrs. G. H averstraw Grace Rosenstiel-Mrs. C Stover .......,,o, ,. ..., .......,..,,o. Z elienople, Pa. Stella Bloom-Mrs. XY. Curr .,o,,,.,,o,,..,.,o. .,l...,,,. E llwootl City, Pa. Marie Nixon .,o,,,.........,,.....,,,,,...,,l, ., .,,,.....,...,, ,.....,. .....,,o,,... P i ttsburgh, Pa. Ruth Meecler Leila Baumgarclner-Mrs. bl. Britt ....,.,oll,,, ..w,,o,,........o,, S alem, Ohio Margaret Creafhlrs. H. Rall .,... ,,,.....,,,..,,. ..... . ..,.,,,,,....,..,.,.,,.. ....,,....,... X N V arrendale, Pa. C 1 a s s o f 1 9 1 5 .Iames liritt-Firestone Rubber Co ......., ., ....., .,.... .,...,.. ,,.,..,,,, S a l ein, Ohio Ray Henry Karl SitlergCivil Engineer .... ,. ,,,. ..,...,,,,. l Detroit, Mich. Herman Gettman ,,,,......,......,, ,.......,... .....,,,,.. H 21 fllllllly, Pa. Russel Gettman ,.........,...,...., ,....,. .....,,.,, l larmony, Pa. Robert McKinney ',,,.,., . ........,..... Zelienople, Pa. Garvin Bastian .....,...... ..,..,,..,.,.,,. T ulsa, Okla. Elder Mohr Lillian Zeigler .........,,,.,.,.......,,, ......... ........,,.......,.....................,...,...,,,,,, .....,,,,......,,,,...,,,, l J i ttsburgh, Pa. Marguerite Frishlcorn-Mrs. Russel Coehring ...,...,,,,,..,,,..........,,, ..... I illwood City, Pa. lfclith Fitler-Teacher in Ellwoocl City Schools ,,,,,,,, ...Home in Zelienople, l'a. lfclwin XVise-Iron City Sanitary Manufacturing Co .,,,,,..,,,,,...,,..,, . ..... Zclienople, lla. C 1 a s s o f 1 9 1 6 Herschel Tebay f..... ....,,,.,, .,....,,,.,....,..,,.,,,..,,......,...........,, ....,...,,,.,.,..........., ......,.. ,...................,,., Y ' a l e , Ohio XYillis Sammis ,,,,,,.............,, ,,,,,,.,,, ,,.. ,,...,..,,,,,,....,, ..,,......,..,,,,,,l...............,,,,,,, ,....,,...,. l ' 1 1 r tland, Oregan Russel Goehring-Tinner ...... ,..........,., Z elienople, Pa. Paul Black ............ ,.,,,,,,.,.,,..,,,,,,.....,, ........., IN f Iorrison, Okla, Paul XYise .........,,,,...,.,.,,,. ,,...,.,,,.,,... ..,,,,,,,,,,..,i.........,.........,,,,,,,,,,,. , , , .,,,,.. Harmony, Pa. Ralph Smith ...,.,...,,.,,........,.....,...,.......,.......,,,.,,.............. ..,,, ,....... , ....,.,.,,, C ' leveland, Ohio Mabel XYilson-Nurse in U. of l'. Hospital ,......,, .........,. l 'hilaclelphia, Pa. Mabel O. XYilson,. ..............,............., ......,......, ,......,..,.....,.. . . ..., ..,. l 2 llwood City, Pa. Martha Kline, ,....,.............,,,,,.... ,, ,.,....,,., ,.,..,,.. , ,...,,,, ........ l Jittshurgh, l'a. Pearl Hollerman Ruth Fowler ...... ,.,,,.. ,..., ,....,. . . . ,,,,..........,.,...,,,.,,,,,,.., .,.. ,.,,.,.,, ,....... .,,.,,, ,,,. Z e l i e 1 iople, Pa Class of 1917 Helen Bastian--Mrs. H. B. Martin Olive Simpson-Mrs. O. S. Dumball Leola Ball Doris Ralston-Teacher in Z. ll. S' ..,, ,...,,.. 53 ., ,.,...,,,, Zelienople, l'a. ZliI.l lil-ANN janet Kilcloo ,,,,,,..... ,,......,... ,............ , , ,, ,,,.. .... ,,,,.,,. R I asury, Ohio Hester Strutt-Mrs. Roy jenkins... ,,,,, , , ..., Zelienople. l'a. Grace KellyAlXIrs. R. ll. McGuire ..,...,., ..,.,............,,, N louaca, l'a. Dorothy Stzuifierfleacher .....,.. ,, ,. ,,,.., , ....,..... lleaver Falls, lla. Mary Kennedy--Mrs. M. K. Holmes ......,,,,,,,,, 1 ,,,.....,, ,.... ,....,.,,t... Z e lienople, l'a. C 1 a s s o f 1 9 1 8 Lillian Stout-Mrs. Geo. ,Ntlcinsn , ,,,,,,.. ..., , ,, .....,,..... ,,...... , ,, ,...,..,,,,tt llllwoocl City, l'a. Nellie Hilclerlnrancl-'l'eacher in XYoocllau'n Schools .....,.,,,t,,,t..,............ XYoocllau'n, l'a. ,lulia ljakin ..,., ,, ,,,,,,,,,. ...,...,.,........,.t,..........,,,, .............,, ,,,,, , R I t. XYasliing'ton. I'ittslnurg'h. l'a. lrloiaee fXrcl1e1'-.'Nsst. Circulation lv'lgz'r., llost ancl Suu ,,,,,., ,,,,, ,,,.,,, l ' ittslaurgh. l'a. Clarence XYright-Proprietor lillwoocl City Garage Co. Home in New Castle Helen Duncan-Mrs. liclwin XYise,, ...,, ,,,, ,.Y,,,,, , ,.... . , ,,,,,, ,,,, Z elienople, l'a. C I a s S 0 f 1 9 1 9 I.,au'rence lJZ1IlVC1 fSl.llflC!l1.. .1..,.i,,, ,,,, ,,,,11,111 , , Geneva College, Beaver lfalls, Pa, john Zehnei ',,, . ,......,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,.l ,,..., I . ....,, ,........ ,,,...,l..llll.,,,,,,,.,,.,.. . , , ,,,,, ,............. ,,....,....,. C 2 ary. lnfliima George I-Iartung'---.Xnierican Natural Gas Co ,..,...., ,,,,,,, , ,,,,, , . ,,,..,,..,,,,,, l'ittslvurgh, l'a. Grace Nllalley, .......... ,......, ,....., ,,,, .,.. , . . , ,, ,,.. ....,,........, ,,rt .....,,,,.,,r.,...,,,...... I 3 i ttslvurgh. l'a. ,-'Xlma Kll1lCfSfl1ilCllf ,,,,,, ,.,,,, ,,.., .,..,.,,, ,...... , ,,.,, . . . . ,,,, U . of l'ittslmurg'h, Pittshurgli, lla. Grace XYalley '.,,e ,,,,,,...,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,r....r.. .......,,rr,rrr.,r,,,,.t..t.... .......r,,........,,,..,,,, , , ..,,... , I 'ittslmurglr l'a. Inez lficholtz-Mrs. Horace .'XI'CllCl 'r.. ,,.... , ,, .....,.. , ,,,,,, ,, ....., Vittslmurgli. l'a. C 1 a s S o f 1 9 2 0 Klargaret llolmson-Mrs. XY. Meerler .,....., ..,....... ..,,....... ,,..., I , , li. ll, Zelienople. l'a. Sarah XVisef'l'eacher in Zelienople Gracle Schools ,,,,.,..., ,,,,,,,,, Z elienoplje, l'a. Marjory XYrig'ht--Mrs. Oscar Hurry ',,,,,,,,,.,, .,c,........ .....,............. ,,,.,.,,,,,, F c 1 mluell, l'a. Siclney l3raucle-liraucle General Merchanclise .,,,.c.,,,, , ,,,,,, Zelienople, l'a. llowarcl Ricllarcl-Great QX. N P. Tea Co .,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,..,,,, ..,,.....,,,, , ,.Cleyelaucl, Ohio Mary l,untz-'l'eacher. lfllwoocl City Schools., ,............ ,,,,,..,.....,, I irlwoocl City. l'a. l,ouis Vassavant-Stuclent ,,,,,.,,,...., ,,.,,,,,..... XYittenherg College, Springfield, Ohio Irene Mohr-'l'eacher, Rual Schools. .,.., , ,,,,.,,, ,.,,,,,....,.............,,,,, .,,,,,..,.,,,,,, Z e licnople, l'a. C 1 a s S 0 f 1 9 2 1 l,eRoy l,,utz4with Lutz Groceries ,,,,,,,, ,,.,,, ,,,.,,..., ....,.,,........,,.,,,, ,,,,..... Z e l i enople, l'a. lZlQsworth Meeclerghlanager Grocery Com ,,,,r.,,,,, ......,,....,..,. . ,,Zelienople, lla. lfclwin XYilson Clarence XYalley-with McCallum Co.. Nursery '.r... ........., H arniony junction, lla. Helen XYeig'el-Teaclier, Zeiienople Schools ,,.,,.....,,r,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.....,,,,,,,.,,,, Zelienople, Pa. l,ois Blaney-Teacher, Zelieuople Schools ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,........,, .,.,.....,,,,...... Z elienople, Pa. Louise Clarkfwith Iron City Sanitary Manufacturing Co ........... Zelienople, Pa. Dorothy lleitz, .,......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,rrr,,,.....,,,,,,. ...,,...rr.,,,,..,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,... , , St. Petersluurgh, lfloricla Kathryn Knox ........,,.,..,..,..,,........................,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,......,,,,,,...,........, ,,,..........,,,, ,..,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Z e l ienople, Pa. Eleanor Stamm-Nurse... ,,.,,,,......, ,,,....,....,,.,,,,... ...,,,,.,,, 5 l 54 Coral Street, l'ittshurgh, Pa. -loseph Gilusoufrlerman Machine Co .,,,,, ,,,.,..... .,,,,,,,.., ,...........,.,,,, . .,.,,, ..,,.. Z e l i enople, Pa. .Xrthur Gochring '.... , ,,....,,. .,...,,,.,.,,,,,, ,,..... ,,,,....,,,,,,, .....,,,...,,,...,,,,.,,,.,,,,. ...,..,,.. l D e t 1 'oit Michigan Stewart llroperifiracluate of Theil College ....,..,,,,,..,, ., ,,,...,,. Greenville, l'a. Ralph McQuiston-Gracluate of U. ol Plt1SlJl11'g'll ,,,,,,,,, .....,.,,..,,... l 'ittslmurg'h, Pa. Iva Canfield-Mrs, NY. H. Garvin ...,... c ,, .....,.. ..,,..,.....,,,,,,,,,.,,........,., c .,..,,., Z elienople, Pa. LCSTCT lxlllllfistllllllllf ,....,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,, .,,.,,r..,,, L ' apital University, Columbus, Ohio XYilliani Bastian 54 ZELI li-ANN i Y .. , Y, , C 1 a s s o f 1 9 2 2 Viola I:l'lSl1liO1'll--'llCZ1L'l1Cl', Zelienople Seliools... ..A..... ,..,,,..,, Z elienople, Pa. Ifthel Gray-Mrs. XYalter Kennedy 'A.....,, ,A.,., ...,,,, , I ..,, ..,,,,.,. I Z elienople, Pa. Marion Seatonae ,AA,. A,, .,, ,........, ,. .,....,.................,........,..... .. , 1 Zelienople, Pa. Frances lDl1llCEl.11-4lX'ITS. David Blaney .,,,,,,,, .A.,..,,. l littshurgh, Pa. Sina Marshall-Mrs, Clifford Graham ..,v,... , ,....., ,, I Evans City, Pa. Frances Marshall-Mrs. Ralph Miller....., , ...... ,,, Vortersville, Pa. Frances Bowman .,,,,,.,,,,,..,a,,, , a... a.,,.. .,,,a,..w., .,.,.a.,.w,... . ..,. .,.,. ..,,.....,...., ,,,a,,,.,,a,, H a r 1 1 1 ony, Pa. Vvlllltxlllllllll Zeigler I,enore .Xll7CL'li-SlllClClll ,.,...,a, . .,.,.aa, .,,a,,,.. ..... . X Yitteiiherg College, Springfield, Ohio Mildred XYeig'el-Mrs. Rohcrt Denis a,..........a,,,a,,.........,.,.........,,.,..a,,,a.....,.,,,...,,.....,a,,. Freeport, Pa. XYalter IXI0llT--'llCZil.Cl1ll1g in Pittshurglr, ,,,, , ........... Home in Zelienople, Pa. George Blfltllll-'llCHClll1'1g ll Pittslntirgliu, Y,,,,,,,,,,,...... ...,,Y,,,,,,, H ome in Zelienople, Pa. Leyle Colmery ',,,,,,..,r, ,,,,ll.,,,,,,lll...... ......l.... ......,.,...,,...,,,,,,...,,.,............,,,,,.,,,,,.,, ,.,,,,.,, ,,,...... E l l 1 x 'ood City, PEI, Scott BrennerfStudent ,,aa ,,..... ,a,,,a,,,a ,,..,,,......., ......w.... L f r s iuus College, Philadelphia, Pa. l,illia11 XVilsonf'l'eaehing in Zelienople Schools ,Y,, ,, ....,,,.,, .......,,, , Zelienople, Pa. Henry Zelgler-.Xt l'lOIl1C .,,,,,,,....,,,,,,.....,,, ...,,,.,,,li,.....,, . ,, ,,,.. ,.......,, ,.,..l,,...,. ,,.,,i,,.., Z e l ienople, Pa. Alberta Bessor-Carnegi Institute ofTeel1n0logy, ljlttSl7l1I'gl1 .......,.....l..... ,. .,,,,,....,........Home, Zelienople, Pa, l,illian Kistner--lllrs. j. Hoover ,......,,,,,.............,aw,,...,,.,.....,,,,,a,,,...a,.,a,,,a.... ..... E llwood City, Pa, C 1 a s s o f 1 9 2 3 XX'alter lXIZ1g'0CfAI'lO1l1C .....,.....,,, .,,,,,...,........,..,,i.....,,,.,,,....... ........,.,....,,... .,...,,,, H a 1 'mony, Pa, Margaret Baiiingardlier-CDlxerlin Conservatory '....,, ..., . ,,.,,,,,,,,, Olzerlin, Ohio Catherine Beiber-Home .,,,, ,,.i.,....,,,,,...........,.., ,,,,,.........,.....,......,.., .,,l.....,Y,,,...,,,,.,.,ii., l ' C mtersville, Pa. XY. Harry Arcl1er--'Pitt University, l'ittshurgh... ,....,., ,,i..... H ome, Zelienople, Pa. C. lfdgar Iippinger ,,,,,,,,,,,,......,...,,......,..,,,,,,,,,......... ,,..............,,......, .,..... ,,.,,,,,,,,.....,.....,... Z e l ienople, Pa, Genevive Balirgl-Iome ,.,i,,....i,,i....,,..,,....,,,,..........,,.,,, ,.,,. ...,..... Z e lienople, Pa. Dorothy Blaney-First National Bank ,,i,,....... . ....,, Zelienople, Pa. George Gessenhainer-Ylflome ...........,....,, .. .,,.,, ,,,,,,,iiii, Zelienople, Pa, Howard l'lZll'll1I1g'-IIOIIIC .,....,,,,, ,....,,... Z elienople, Pa, Inez Burry-Hon1e ...,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,...,.,,, ,....,.ii ,,,,,,,ll,,, I Tomhell, Pa, Katherine Dindinger-Hoine... ,..,Y.,.....,... .,,,.,,,,,, , l'ortersville, Pa Russel XYild1nan-Home ..........,...,...,,,,,,....,,.,,,,,,,,,,.......,,, ,,,,..., ..............il.....,,, ,,,, ,,.,,,,,i, I 3 r i glgeville, Pa, Glenn XYillets-Blieliigan Sta te Q ollege ...,......,.,,,,,,,,, .,....... .ii..,.....,, , , ,Ann Harhor, Mich Ruth FrishkornfStudent .......,,,,,.,,,,,i,....,,i, ......,i,,,,...,,. C Ieneva College, Beaver Falls, Pa Frieda lrlerman-Hoine ....,l,,........ ....,.,..,,,,,.,.,,,,.. , ,, .,,. ,,ii,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,4,.,,,,,,,, Z e lienople, Pa Charles X'OllIlg--SlZl1flCllt,,, ,..., ........,...........,,,,...i P hiladelphia College, I'l1iladelpl1ia, Pa Helen Klinefelter ......,.....,i..ii........ .,,...,a....,a. ,ai.,,a,,,a,, .... , . .... C I eneva College, Beaver Falls, Pa Lois McKeefNurse,,, .a,,,,......i Beaver Valley General Hospital, Beaver Falls, Pa Helen llhillis-'l'eacl1er in Rual Schools. .... a,,,.,, ,a.... . . .....i....,a,,,a...., e,,i....,. ,,,,, I T 1 imlneil, Pa XYesley ZCig'lE'l'4Stllll6llf ...,,..,.......... Pennsylvania State College, State College, Pa C 1 a s s o f 1 9 2 4 Carlyn FlZLI't1HZll1-VIIZICIICI' ,,,,,i......,.....,,,,........,, ,.,,, ,,,. .,i,,,,,,......,,,.,,,,,,,,.,.,....i.... .,..,,,,. . . . Z elienople, Pa Margaret ElCllLJltZfStllClC1lt ,..... ,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,.,,,. I ndiana State Normal, Indiana, Pa Mary Hess-Home ...,...,,,,,,il..., ......,.,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,....l.....,,..., .,,,,,,.,. ......,, , . 1 .... ...,..... ,,,. .,.,,.,,,,, I-I a r 1 nony, Pa Alice Kosher-rl'eaeher in Rural Schools ...., , .,,,,,,,,,,, Zelienople, I'a, Ifyrl I.11tz-XYitl1 l.utz Groceries ..,.,.,,,,,,............... ..,...1, , Zelienople, Pa 55 Z ELI li-.-NNN Q5 7,7 Yi. .i ,W 7 Z ,Y Ethel Lutz-Student .,,.. ,,,, . ,,,..,. ,..,, ,,,...... l ncliana State Normal, lncliana, l'a Ruth Braun'nSturlent ,AA ,,, ,,, ..... .A,A,. ,,,, ,,, ,,.,,. ,,,.,,,,..,.. L l apital University, Columbus, Ohio Lyfla Ifft-Teacher in Rual Schools ,,,,,.,,,,,., ,,.Y,,,.,,,, .,,...............A..,,,,....,.,,,,,,.,.... Z e lienople, l'a Byrcl Knox--Iron City Sanitary Manufacturing Co .,,,,,.,, ,,,,,....... Z elienople, .l.'a Dorothy Reicl-Home ,,,,,..,.,,..........,,..,,,.....,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.....,.........,......,.....,,,... ...,,,,,,.,, Z elienople, Pa Loretta Canfeilcl-Mrs. E. P. Stuck. .... ..,......tt Z elienople, lla .Nmy Blaneywlilrs Ralph Cumlmerlanrl ......, .... ,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,..l,,,,,,,,,.,,.....l,,,,,,.,,,l,,,, Z elienople, l'a Catherine Reilley-eStuclent ,,.,,,.,,,...,,. .,l,l,,,,,., . ,,,,, . Indiana State Normal, Incliana, Pa Bruce Hlalleygwitli lX'leCallum Co., Nursery... . ...,,..,,..,,,,,, Harmony junction, Pa Troy Baughman-Stuclent ,..,...... l,.. ,...,,,, . ..,,.,,,...... C l rove City College, Grove City, Pa Roy Young+Home ,,,,,.,..,,,..., .,..,,,,l ,.w......,,,o,,,..lo,.ww,..,..,,,,,,o,.,...,,o . . Zelienople, Pa Leroy Henry+School ,,,,,,,,,... ,.,t,.,,... l 'ittslJurgh, lfa C 1 a s s o f 1 9 2 5 Ruth XX'eaver-Teacher in Rural Schools .......... ,,,,,,, .. .,,,, ,,.... Zelienople, l'a Arthur Grimm-Student ,,,,,,...,.,.... r,,,,,,t,,,,.rr., ...,,.....,... ,...,., I J 1 iffs College, Pittsluiirgli, Pa Helen Ryncl-Studying Music ...,,,.. .. ,,,. ,,,,,...............,..,,,.,.,,.,,.,,, Z elienople, Pa .john UngarfGrove City College ,,,,,.,... .... . i,,,,,,, Grove City, l'a Doris Nesluitt-Stuclying Music.. ,,,o,, ,...,...........o,.., .....,,,o,. Z e lienople, Pa Bessie Scott-Teaching' in Rural Schools. ,,......,,, . ....., ,,.,,, . Zelienople, 'Pa XYilhur Hessglimployecl in National Tube Co .,,,,,,,.., ....,,. ..... l I llwoocl City, Pa Elizabeth Bessor-Teaching in Rural Schools.. ..i.. ,,,,,.,.,..,.. . Zelienople, l'a Ruth Covalt-Studying Music o,,,e,................,,..,o,,,.,,......, ,.,,o ....e,,,e.......,........ Z e lienople, Pa Paul VX'arner-flloine ,,,....w.,,,o,.....,...,.,,,,.........,,..,, .... .......,.....,................,,,o,...... Z e lienople, Pa., R I7 Elsie Mohrflimployecl in Zelienople Telephone Co .,,.,,,,,,t,,,,,,,,.....i..,... Zelienople, Pa Iilrla Moss-Student i,,,,,i,,.. .......i,,iiii.. ,.,i,,, ,,...,,,,,.,..ii,...,,,,,,..., . l l ieil College, Greenville, lla Ruth XVolf-Mrs. H, Teets ,,,,,,,., ,,,,...,,,,,., ........., ,,.. . . . ,..,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,. N e w Brighton, l'a Esther Seheil ,,..,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,..,,... .....,...,...,......................,,,,,,.,,,..,,,.. .,..,........., l 3 ittshurgh, Pa Florence ljflug-rfeaeliing' in Rural Schools ,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,.. H armony, Pa Donald Osterlmg-Home ,..,i..,,,,,........,...,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,..,,, ,,,t,,,i,,,, Z elienople, Pa Grace Pflug-'leaching' in Rural Schools.. .,,. ............. 1 fomlpell, Pa Charles Ohl- Butler Business College ..............,,,.......,,...................., ....,.....,....,.,........,. I Sutler, Pa Mina Beighy-fNurse ....,............. ...... ..... . ...,.. C l iilclren's Hospital, llittshurgh, Pa Arthur Zeigler-Home ................,,............,.................,.,.............. ......................... . ,,,...... Z elienople, Pa Helen IJouthett--'l'eaching in Rural Schools.. , .....,. Zelienople, Pa Leslie Covalt-Home ..... ........... ..... .... ....... ....,..,. . . . . . ...Zelienople, Pa George Lutzf-I-lome .......... Zelienople, Pa Mary ShafferfHome. ............ ....... ....... ,........,........ . .......... . .....,..,,.. Z e l ienople, Pa Brant XYilsonf-Student .......... .......... Q lrove City College, Grove City, l'a Sherman BasslerfHome. ..,. . ............ .,......... ....... ...... .................... Z e l i enople, Pa Charles llefter-Home .............. .... Z elienople, lla., R D Charles XYorkley-Home ........... ...................... .......... Z e lienople, l'a,, R D Aloysius Reilleyflrlome ,.,.,.... ......,.,,......,......,.......... .......... . . ........ Z elienople, Pa Henry lYisekStuflent.. .......... .Kiski Prep. School, Saltsluurgh, Pa 56 lEl,ll:-.XXX 11 11- 11 11 11 1 Q 11 '11 1 in: 1:1 14311 11 11 3 1 n1u1o1u1u1u1 Cmuplirnenls uf C-UARANTY TRUST COMPANY Iiutl w e1,la. 101,111 .1 .1 111-1 1111111n111 11 1 1 1.Qu1o1n1.1,1n1..1 if 1 1 1 1 1 1 14n14:111v11-12 11 '11 11 11 vi 1:11 312110101 .Xll Kinds uf .XL, l'UKIf'JHll-E REIYXIRINKQ CENTRAL GARAGE Zclic-maple, l'z1. Plmmf 110 U ! U ! ! U E NEW MEAT MARKET .Iolm NHSIJZIIIIIIQV, Prop. 242 South Main Strcct SAPIENZA'S ICXNCY IVRUITSWPROIDUKE STqXl'I.Ii CRROLERI IQS lhxttcw, Cheese, Eggs and Milk NYC Ilclivcr Plmxle 37-XY 11019014-10101 ng gonzui IIC-.NNN 1:10101 1 1x1 .1 1 1 1 1 1111111101 1 11111 1 1 1 1 LAVA CRUCIBLE CO. of PITTSBURGH Pittsburgh, Pa. Manufacturers of Highest Quality CRUCIBLES, RliFR.'XC'l'ORY CIC1NIFN'l'S' AND SHAPES General Offices 300 XYz1bz1sl1 1-ilclgx, WOl'kS I'ittsIu11'g11, Pa. Zelicnople. Pa. Phone 240-I For Service and Quality F. E. LUTZ GROCIQRIIQS AND PRODUCE Zclieuople, Pa. 11111111111114111m111r14111111n11r1 1411 ZELIIC-.XXX 11, ,,,-, , 1, VVVY 11 ,, ,, , 1, 1 ., 1, 1, 1,1 , ,, 1, ,YW , ,,.,. 1 ,,-.-,s - -.- 1-4- - -.- -.- -.-.,-,!, .g..-..-.,-.- -.- -... ,...-i. - -.,-.:. i! l Q. g 3 ll Q U C Q BONZO 6: HARGER Q Q MOTOR Co. g 5 g oviauu..-xxlas 5 U i mul Q'0lll1JlllllClltS to 'wl1.l.rs Kxlcgll rs Q E CIN of 1926 fills, Oils. .Xccessories and Storage Q g 5 H 2 OPEN DAY .XND NIGHT Q : Bell Plume ll-M U 5 Q luvzms C ltv, I 21. - ' ! ' ! - 3 - U 5 ! ! 5 ! l 2 l . g i .' f'opn- - 1 up - r- .- .- -,-1-4:0-up 21'--'-4'--114-'-1-A1 ---11:14 , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,wapoioini 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 is 1111195 oiriwiiirizioimiii . 35.00 DICPOSITED in your bank i will enroll you ill i ! I FORD WEEKLY PURCHASE PLAN i I i Think it over. Five dollars will start an account and the bank will i give you regular savings account interest. You select the type of Ford - Car you wish, set aside a small amount each week and you will be surprised ! how soon you will own it. Stop in and talk it over with us. and we will l explain the details of the plain and help you get started towards the owner- i ship of a Ford Car. ai E MARKEL BROTHERS Q LlNL'Ol.N FORD FORDSON 2 KQZIIN-?'Iil'1lCliSvA -Tractors i 'Bell Pliouc 135 Zclieuople, Pa. Q ! I 010101 1 1 fi 1 1 vii an -1 11111-granny: xo: 1-ix 113111111 101010 1n1n1o1x11i1:111x1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11111 11:1 1 1 1 1:1 1 111 1 1:1 1 1 1 1:1 1 111 1 1 1:1 14 Z E I .IE-ANN 1u1u1u1u1u1m1 111114111 1 1 11111 1 1 101 111 1x1o14e, F RATERNITY, COLLEGE and CLASS JEWELERY COIUIIICIICCINCIIL Announcements and Invitations jeweler to the Senior Class of Zelienople High School L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers 8: Stationers Attleboro, Mass. ASK ANY COLLEGE GREEK VOCKEY'S Big Drug Store Evc1'ytIiix1g in Drugs and 'Household Reunerlies AGENTS Reymers Candy I,ig'g'etts Candy Koclaks Kodak Films Rexal Rcincrlics A. Il S. Remedies Electric Irons Hoover Sweepcrs LAKE SHORE ICE CREAM Main Street Zelienople, Pal. 1:14 I I !I II II ::1:a1::1: 11110101 :v :,1 111,101 14,1 no 1014010 Q 0.0 II I F U I II I I I I j r 1,111 in: rx aiu: 1 3 :wg-n Baumans Hat Shoppe llillinery Heaclquzuters 118 S. Main St. Zelieuople, Wu. .g..... ...- - .. .. .,v LlLl,lL-.XINA Compliments of Blum's Shoe Store 1 ri-131130101 iw 0101920 1u1m-z11u..o: 1 1:11 1 in l: : : : 1-.:,:,: L- : :nz-mn 'I Compliments of WEHR BROTHERS quo: upxiucm-3011411111:-cpuxnamw-amz ozonnzni am: 1: 10111 1 1 1 1011024 .,-.- - .. - -f.-04..,-1- 1 - 1.04020 The Connoquenessing 5 Valley News - Zelicnople, 3l'z1. Your Plume Newspaper The High Schools lfriencl - Une of Three NCXX'S1J21lJCl'S i Publislxerl in Butler Co. Q ozfpnqzucup -3 1-up -mpncum-llbfvanu-aus QQ ww vs-worn ZIQLIIQ-:XNN :n10:uqpn:n:u: z 1 up an : acumen? iavqnuim-nn: 11: 1 an Q 11:1 1 up ' Q Q 2 ! E Compliments of ! i ' - - i A. E. Conner 6: Son Q c 5 ! i l 610 I,Z1XYI'QI1CC Avo. i ! ,lillwuml airy, lm. VARIETY STORE i Q S ! ! l XYE KE IEP NOTHING i - ' - ' ' - ' 'm' 2 i XVIC SELL lEX liRY'l'HING i f01I11Jlill16Il'ES ul' 2 l Q Q C. B. MCMICHAEL S ! g ! M 2lg'Z1Zil1CS and C011fCCtiOl1S 5 5 5 , C I . 3415012111111-t1:r:.:1 1011 1121111 111111111-1 1 13 11111 1:1 1 11:11:11 214 PLUMBING 81 HEATING CARL EBERLE 121 N. Main Street MOTTO Courtcous Prompt Service Bell I'hQue 37-R Zelienople, Penna. X Zl:l,ll'.-, Ixm -A-Qs 1 1 1 11 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.,1,,1u1l, U U ,020 ZELIENOPLE PURE MILK COMPANY l'.'XS'l'liLfRlZlilD MILK AND L'RIiANl Milk. XlZl.ll'S Best Ifuoil Quart ul' milk, in fuucl value equal tu Q puunrl of :my ment Drink More Of It ll. li, l5.'XlXll'iALfGli C. -I. TICICTS Hell l'l1m1c 103--1 Bell l'l1m1v U-XY U l l U l l l l l U ! Q l : : : -,: : - 1- - -... zu: : :iz : : :,- :J w..:.....-V ..,..g. Ccm1l'l,1xl ICNTS OF ZELIENOPLE ROTARY QD ::1:v:,:1:::1nn1:::::1- 1-1--11:4.m4,4nr: ual 1 :-,:.,:, .guanine 4 6 01:10:11 ui 01 ui 10101 11,101 01111011 1101 ui 01 n 1 01 111 01 Q eta, v:ov.1n1u:u1o1o1u1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111 1 1 1 1 1 1wapn1niu-1 1 1 1:1 :n11u1uoDu1o1 1 1 111 is Ll.l,llC-ANN Whelz You Build Your New Home-- Make Sure You Use Good Lumber Dambaeh Lumber and Mill Work ls Good The Edward Dambach Co. Evans City, Penna. Valencia, Penna. Deliveries via Harmony Route Short Line, B. 45 O., and Truck 101 4 9:0 1:11 4,1010 111 01 v1 ! n U u E E ! s U ! 1 pzzozo LEl,ll'.-.XYX 2 111 si 1 1114111 11211 2 rioiuirriuiuinix E. F. ALLEN cgrecx-miles, mu' czoolms, ANU SHOES Clem-ral Mercllzmc llsc llvll l'lm11c-915-XX' l l:1r1mn1y, l'z1. ...:.: :.-.:..: ..... I.: -.: : : : .1 : - -.- .. -,-..-,...-.,-.,.... .,- -.- - -,..,-.- - - - -.,-.:. .g.,-.,.. : : 2 : I : -.,: -..:.l:..- l 5 9 i U i U i l i Thu joy of the l4O1'Kl is your H , Sfl'C'Ilgfll.H Nt'll. 8-10. To the Class of l9Z6, we of- E fer our corclial cougratulzmticms A I zmcl best wishes. C l THE ZEHNER Co. g g Zclienoplc, l':l. i 2 g : i U i l 2 i U Sitler 6: Campbell llrllggists Cnr. Main aucl Spring Sis. Zelicuuple, l a. 1 1 1 31,1 1 11211 1 xwzo 02090111 -.: 1:11141 1 1 :azz V J. ini 11131113 1 1 19131 if A lu I .I In-ANR 4.04-010111.quqpuqfiqpuqoququq-uq,:, Bell Plimie 52-R Hur1uo11y,Vz1. Sl-IEVER BROS. ,DEALERS IN Hardware, Stoves, Sporting' Goods, XVire Fencing, Vehicles and i'i2l1'Il1il1g' Implements AUTO .XCCIQSSOIQIICS 30:11 Lui 1 1 1 1:1 2 1-:in A. W. IVIOYER Successor to Kelly 8: Moyer Hardware, Rugs and Linoleum Paints All Kinds of Household Supplies Hell Phone 96-,I Harmony, Pa. xiozo 10:0 iuiimiiiiiiizxii J. H. Ramsey 61 Son UNITED STATES AND GOODYEAR TIRES Parts and Accessories REPAIRI N G Harmony, Pa. 1111113111111 I-I. F. BEAM Garage Auto Repairing ACCESSORIES Harmony, Pa. 0450111 2 3 2 1 111 gr: 11-1 ozopu-01 -1- - - - 11- 1 - -1: ZELIE-:XNN 1 1 1:1 1:1101 1u1:f1n1u1:r1u1 J. J. KENNEDY 8: SONS u v NYE SELL QUJXI l'l X all CilYE SERVICE Flour Groceries Feed Building Materials Pittsburgh Coal 1 1 1 r1u1i:1:1:1 1 141:10 Compliments of LEWIS BAKERY Zclicnoplc, l'a. 1 10101 11:11 1110101 11 10:1 H IHQCBQUQ1 ill! Q4lQOQ1 QOQI Q4 0 50.011 1,1 1 1 1 1,1 r1o1u14v1n1.w1 1:11 1 1:1 1 r1 1 1 Compliments of A. E. Whittaker Compliments of S. A. Weigel 101 1 1 1 '11 1 10101111 1101 1 1 11x1 1ew1v1r1n1mr1 101014 101014 11 ZELI IZ-ANN 1411101 1 1 1 1 1:1 1 11:1 1 111 1o111:l1o1c.111oiu1 HARMONY FLOUR MILLS MILLING fV3I'2l,il1 fmcl Fvcrl AIC1'ChILlllS Harlnony, Pa. 1 101 101 1: 10101 nz: 1 1 1 10101011 1:11 101 101 101014 I-IERMAN PNEUMATIC MACHINE CO 806 Union Bank Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa. Manufactures of Foundary Molding Machines 'WORKS Zclienople, Pa. London, England. iuiuinvisuxatoiozni 11 1 101 101 1 1411 :1 11:1 ni 1:1 wiv in-10101 ri 11101101 Z1f1l'.lIi-.NNN - - ' - - -- if-f-nr f - --1-f --1-iQ F- --44 - -5 5,1 ---- -- -wi ! Q ! ! 5 ! 5 Q 2 i U i i Q i . i ! i Wm. H. Goehrmg i Q i 5 A 'S ' 47' ' , . . If 1' i U i vpn U1 m5 LUIIIVIIINCIUQS oi l'rox'iflcnt Mutual l,ii'c II1Sl11'fL11QQ i E Pearce Electric i i C i Olix'crl111iIrli11gA I'itts1wu1'gl1, I'z1. i ! i 1 up 1 1,1 1-1 I1 I1 111 116. o:op01r 1 1 1 an up 1- 1 1 141 14:11:14 o Q-1-.1,1.1r-.11--1,1.1-11 1 up 1 1 an 1 1 11.1 1 1 1 1f,:, i i Dodge Brothers Motor Cars i VC JNS'l'.XX'l'l.Y I XI PRC JYIED XYITHOUT Yxcrxmx' MCJIJICLS Q ! ! ! l Q ! ! H- ZeIie11ople,Pz1. 111141111:11:1111111u11111u11s111n11w:o ZLLI IQ'-JXNN 10101010101 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1111 1 JGNES AUTO COMPANY AU'I'UlVIOTlVIi EQUIPMENT Huy In Your Home Town 141::1::1n1 1:1 1 1:1 1 .-. 1 11:1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1:1 1:1 1:1011 1911x11111111111x1:1u11111111:1 COMPLIMENTS OF HARMONY FOUNDRY COMPANY Harmony, Perma. Difb1o1o1c1oi 11o1vr11w1ru1 1 1 1 1:1 1 14: 1 1 1114 fo I F! u H 1:11, H H 11 H Ii F! Q !! ll U ! U i 0:0 1 1 .rio 11,20 Q Q Q U U I 0:4 21 111 ini 2131311 :venue Compliments of Dr. R. G. Kennedy Chiropractor 3014 101 vi 1 1:11111-1 1 russia E.-Xl .Xrl Scott's Restaurant Ifvans City, lla. 111.5111 1 1 1 1 1 icing Eichholtz Sc Metz Outfitters for Men, Young' Hen and Boys Cl.O'l'IIlNG IFCRXISIIINKIS VOC JTXYE.-X R Zelienoplc. liil. '11 11 14 11111111111 1- into 50:1 'XYX Ll:l.ll'.-. , Compliments of Dr. R. E. Gallager 5020114 is 11 11111 3 3111110 Heavy Hauling X Light l.ix'er5 Auto Service Bell Tel. 21-bl J. S. Wilson Livery Day or Night 1.420 02090101 up 11 4-man-1 1,1 1.1 am 141101 ri :finial I 1 1:1 101 Compliments of C. A. OHL 8: SON H arclware Zelicnople, l'a. aqui 1 1 1 1 10101010201 1:11-111010101 1 1 1 1 11 1 ZELI ll-ANN Compliments of Wilkoff's Fashion Shoppe lfllwoocl City, Pa. 01 1 1 1:1 1 1111 1 11111014 Buy Your Drugs, Chemicals, Candies, Stationery, and Pat. Medicines at CLARENCE G. DIXONS Phg Prescription Uruggist Cor. Main X Diamoncl Sts. Butler, Pa. 10192, 011 0101010101 04: 01 1411 10101010 1: : : .- : I E .- 1- -.,:f- :ap Compliments of Miss Cluteis Stuclio Q 11111 1 111 111 1 1 1 1 1011024 0.019000 1 1:11111 an 1 101010101 :oc liii 414110111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1101 C. W. Klinefelter Hair Bohlning Specialty no-11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10101 S. CLIIVIENTI SH OE STORE For Your Foot Comfort .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 101 0:4 o:o110111-1111111111 Compliments of Ketters Cash Store 'st Class 'Vonsorial Parlor 1011111 1 11:1 1 1 1 1 11101, ZELIIC-ANN 01111 111 1 Compliments of Herb. Walters Market 11111 1 1 111 1:1 111111111 1:11 0.011 1 1 1 1 111 n1m1u1n1n1u10- Kaufman,s Lunch The Place To Eat 101-105 S' Main St. Zelienople. Pa. 1 1 1111111 1 1 1 1 1101 1 1 1:1 1 1 1 11111 101 LAWRENCEVILLE BRONZE COMPANY 1011111111 1 111 1:1 1:1 1 1 1711111111111 1-11111 ZELIIC-HXNN 0 Q ' II U H . 5 a Grove City College H 1 P, . , . - ll A . L -Ll ut - Strong O cum mu U ll Zelienople, Pa. Phone S2-J College A Courses in Arts, Science, Com- merce, Chemistry, Music and ll Fine Arts. : , B . 9 ll JoHN G. STRUTT eautiful campus and complete II e equipment, including a modern R U GARACIIE gymnasium and new and beautifully e H appointed dormitories for men and U Best of Service Day or Night women. II - For High Test and Motor Gas, Oil. , , 2 ll Grease, Auto Livery, Miller, Good- For Informatlon Wmte rich and Kelly-Springfield Tires. lY,l'CSlKl6llt Weir C. Ketlcr Q REPAIR SHOP FREE AIR or izeg-mor lim-0111 O. wllm U H Grove City, Pennsylvania. Q : ll ' 5 l 5 ,!, ,,,.... 5 C C Q ! l : i ! H Q Ellwoocl Music Store g g Complete Supply of H ' Music Popular and Classic l Ukes and Banjos, etc, U 2 Washburn Agency i l - Pianos Lolnplimcnts oi H I . : 311-5th St. Ellwood C1ty ' ' 030 D- 1.-.9-mn-11-11 1 1 -n--1.111-11,1-iq. BRAUDE S STORE U ' U Harinony Zelicnople U Q Louie- Going to the exhibi- Q lion of fowls toi1igl1t? Q Caroline-- How clarc you call Q the football banquet tl1at?', Q l.oi1ic--- 'lYl1y, 5'Ull'l'C taking il U Goose z1re1i't you? U 3 20101-o1:1 1 1 on 1 1: 1 1 11-11010 Q Zl2l.ll'l-ANN -ff'-f-fe -- - f 'V - - -Q 0 qu-....,.1,-i....i,...,-.,-.,-.,-.,-.,-..-.,...,.4-f..,..,......,-.,-..-....,-.,..,..,..,-.,3. 5 U 2 ll II 2 Q ii ' 1 Q U 5 U i II 5 U ' SENIORS:-M U U n II , G 2 XVl1atever ovs ancl buccesses come ll II - ' G H to you will make ine glad. ll 5 , . . l E X our Principal, Q E lil. R. 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