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

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,I- w- If- K it ,X , Qi GEORGE W. GAGE, JR. Superintendent of Schools well-written record so compiled that it may be preserved for posterity is one of the attrihutes of modern civilization. Years hence, a complete picture of present-day school life will not be found in a study of books written by the educational leaders of this age. To fully appreciate the secondary school as we know it, men of the future must catch the spirit of our boys and girls as they see and interpret their daily school experiences. ' In that the Zelie-Ann represents the students' point of view rather than the professional educator's, and in that this yearbook is the concrete evidence of what a group of boys and girls working as an organization can accomplish, it is a worthwhile contribution in the field of historic record. This year's Zelie-Ann will serve a useful purpose in bringing to life again in memory many happy acquaintances and experiences for those who are now in school, and when they have Hnished with its pages it will be preserved as a permanent record of this particular time in the life of Zelienople High School. I sincerely compliment the 1939 Zelie-Ann Staff for the faithfulness with which its members have performed the task with which they were entrusted. They have done their worlt well, and it shall be a fitting r.J'i'nonument to their success. h- ' Gsokoa W. GAGE. TION ' Page Fzfue I ., lawifyzf 'iz- VWEN7 ' 4' ..i.lufg-1 ,IsiI . , ...x 'san l ADMINISTRATION

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was bo is ' 4 .V 'A 5' ' - ff., 'lah . 4-gl ,,9, . X v ':Z ,lli5 '?l ' ,I - Qvgwvm RONALD CLCUSE, B. S. I C H P I J I 24 1905 He went to Con High SCIIOOI, later attending the University of Pittsburgh and the Umver Mr. Clouse, the hand that guides our destiny during our high school h Maryla spell it nd He belongs to a doctors fraternity but he doesnt know and neither does the interviewer His favorite color is yellow f his black board sketchesl. He prefers the sunflower but his wife won't I grow them so he has to be content with the dandelion. His favorite s Hshing, but he doesnt like to eat what he catches Girls basketball favorite sport to watch. He could sink his teeth in a nice juicy steak a the occ asion arises-make them frequent, please. .When it comes to cl he wears single-breasted suits for obvious reasons. He thinks the new sp ring hats are swell. just to be different, Mr. Clouse? Blondes 1 weakness, but redheads make him see red! Nothing makes him ang we advise you to act conservatively in his classes. His ambition is to million rn in on uence ennsy vania uy ., - v l ' - . I s . . . v v I I - - , f n v I dollars teaching school-we predict a long life! His favorite .se c fall--is it because school starts in September? As to the present e situation, he doesn't,even bother to think about it. OHCOITII The school in which she has become such a familiar figure is the 0 which College University of Pennsylvania and University of Colorado were given her main desire she would travel around the world Th LOIS GALLAGHER, B. S. IN EDUCATION ng high school years was born in jackson Township Butler she was graduated She received her collegiate training at I I I v , 4 I L tart taste of apple pie is very pleasing to her. Carrots are her ma x L9 s - aversion. She will accept roses at any time, be they white, pink, red or Miss Qallagher, who prepares our seventh and eighth grade fo . - , 1 U c She prefers the color blue in clothing, especially in afternoon clothes are also to her liking. In her opinion the new spring hats are ridicul the brunette shades. Shh! VVe have a secret to disclose! Miss G: know many who are inclined to agree. She likes beautifully groomed X N. I - i 3--5 K. ,.. blushes!-infrequently. She likes the summer time bestg could it be tennis is her favorite sport? She combines learning with pleasure hobby She is ' Q clocks irritate herg we'll wager she 1sn't very hard to arouse. Pennsylvania. He attended the local elementary grades and high scho overly enthused about college, he spent his freshman year in Gro College, having a good time principally. A taste of it spurred him during the remainder of his three years he found himself actually enj He maintained angexcellent scholastic record, and further continued his at the University of Pittsburgh. VVhiIe in college, Mr. Wardle took a part in the Commercial Club and Y. M. C. A., and was also a me 'N ' b h Delta which which is reading. She has a secret ambition to teach school in ualilied to teach English and social studies in high school. A C. L. WARDLE, B. S. IN COMMERCE Iota Kappa. The hope of this mans life was to e a teac er has been realized-and he's a good one, too. His bark is worse This faculty member first appeared in Grove City, Mercer . .1 aa 1 of food with the exception of tomatoesj Such a physique should Ie well to playing football, as it did Now he prefers watching a football any other spectator sport He has a mania for collecting everything, away your treasures No doubt associated with memories old ros f holds avori clothing, having managed a clothing store once upon a time. Found te hue. Speaking of rose, its a preferred flower, too. M . to single-breasted suits, and knows his p's and q's in the bite-he's really very agreeable. fSo agreeable in fact, that he likes ' 2 ., ' ' r s A man after many hearts, and one in a million-he prefers brunette he blush? Oh yes, and very easily any time. He thinks the spring dandy. L.-,-lil ADIVIINISTRATION I . ,. .V V .mfr M V. .g, s 5,1 Pzxgvix ' X g, , Q ,Q , uf , fe 1 I ,. frgi l ' ' 'i h M -- 1:5 it I ie- vias? K V ' 'I .N s ' ' 1 'qfstsff ' '