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

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Culprit EDGAR DOXVNIN HEI EN GAAI MILDRED HENDERSON JEAN HOUSEHOLDER MARIAN JOHNSTON JEAN KIEFER IOIS KENNEDY EMMA KLIMACK RUTH LAUCH JEAN LISTH MARY FRANCES LOVETT BETTY MACK GLADYS MARSHALL FLORENCE MCGINNIS HELEN MESESAN PATSY MILLER EVELYN NAYI OR JEAN PEFFER DOROTHY PFEIFER MARGARET RAPE BETTY RASSMAN CHARLOTTE RICE RUTH ROBINSON GLORIA SANKEY INEZ SCOTT ROSE SOLTESZ RUTH STEEL ANNABELLE STRAYER JANICE STRUTT PEARL VINCZE BEVERLEY WEST PHYLLIS WOODBURN RUBY WORK MERLE PFLUG CLINTON RADER RAYMOND RAPE ROBERT RAPE CARL RICE CHARLES RICE JEROME SCHAEFER LESTER SCHANTZ NICHOLAS SEESAN JACK SHARRER ROBERT SLACK VINCENT SOSNOSKI LEE STAUFFER ELMER STEELE MELVIN STOOPS RICHARD WEIGEL GERALD WHITE DON WII LIAMSON ROBERT WISER GEORGE YOCKEY RICHARD ZIEGLER Description Brown clothes Unconcerncd Red h1xr uiet C1p1ble Vivacious Amlable Competent Pleasmg Demure Teacher s daughter Agreeable Iflsh Unassumin Red head Domestic Likeable ust nice Serious Seclusive Sympathetic Brilliant Understanding Trustworthy Innocent New comer Calm Blondie Mischievious Talkatlve Lively Moody Quiet Scholar Casual Blushing Bob Sprxghtly Wavy hair Noisy Snow ball Observant Happy go lucky Sleepy Pioneering Leisurly Tall dark Inguenflal Unpretendmg Cocky Teasmg Wiselorj Reliable Chewing gum Accused of Eating c1ndy Wearing wnklets Waxing Indmn clubs Being so domestic Smiling Being quiet Hurrying Collecting things Wanting to be a cowboy s sweetheart Being sweet Attracting attention Talking to Clark Being teacher s errand girl Skipping art class Helping when needed Likmg 1 Senior Being good Acting the l1dy Undersmndmg people Riding a bike Being different Being a typical country ass Displaying her talents Likmg l1ce Never being a snob Being unobtrusive Getting 'around Saying little Giving nicknames Making noise Waiting for fame Likxng brown cars Coming from Harmony Not talking much Living way down yonder Dislikmg school Running errards for Miss Cornellus Teasmg girls Behavmg himself Being chief distraction in study hall Rating m football Doing nothing for nothing Making a hit wit the girls Enjoying study halls Finding fault Liking himself Grinning to himself Making himself known Being serious Domg nothing Being a wiseacre Behaving in cliss Doing things right Cracking Jokes . - C , , Y. .K . A.5 . . . , g A . IRENE WHITE Flirtatious , , Being a goegetter

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Sophomore Crlmlnal Records Culprlt CLARK ALLEN CHRISTINE BAUDER RALPH BEIGHEY DOROTHY BENNETT DOROTHY BINTRIM RUTH BOYER LORENZ BRANDSTETTER JANE BRAUGHLER MARION BROPHY DELORIS BURCKART JOHN BURKETT JACK CREEKS ROBERT CABLE GEORGE CARTER JOHN CONWAY EMMA DEMATTIS MARY DEMETER HELEN DRABISKA JACK ELLINGER HAROLD EICHHOLTZ SAM ELY CLINTON EVANS ELMER FRANCIS ALVIN FULCOMER JOSEPH GETSAY CHARLES GROVES FLOYD HARTER GORDON HOOVER RAYMOND HOUSEHOLDER ALBERT HOUSER ROBERT JOHNS JOHN KILE JACK KING LEONARD LIND JAMES LINTZ GEORGE LOGSDEN ERNEST McWITHEY CARL MEEDER JOHN MOHRBACKER FLOYD MOYER HOWARD ORR FRED PALM THOMAS FIEDLER EARL FOGEL VIRGINIA FOGEL DOROTHEA FREDERICKS PEGGY FRISHKORN HELEN FULTON JACK LUTZ IEO HART Descrlptxon Ruthless' lover Sensnble Middle l 'Incaster M9dlU1IlV0 Delnghrful Dlmxnutlve Fanclful Frlendly Brown eyes Shy Sernous Wmtry Progresslve Resolute Self conHdent Blues sxnger volce Slncere Vlvaclous Impertment Slow Gxrl shy? Roguxsh Challengmg Gentlemanly ACCOIHmOd3t1hg Serxous Procrastmator Good natured Attentlve Carefree Prudent Pleasmgly plump Independent Handy Dxplomatxc Fun lovmg Indlfferent Practxcal Jolcer Frxendly Bantermg Conscnentlous Calm Carefree Bashful Smxles Pluclcy Dxfferent Sportxve leadxng Football hero Darxng Accused of Standmg on street corner Bemg quxet Catchmg slcunlcs Keeping to herself Bexng attraCIlV9 Playmg the vlolln Almost anythmg A personal smlle Havmg freckles Saymg lzttle Nlalcmg U turns Tallcmg too much Raxsmg chxclcens Brealung paper bags Bemg seen everywhere Entertalnmg at noon hour Wearxng red Belng MTFIOD s frnend Drxvmg a car Makxng faces Spealcxng to glrls Amusmg the class Belng a sport fan Llvlng and lxlcmg If Wantlng to be a football hero Lllcmg to go huntmg Slfllilng up acquamtances Lxlcxng Superman Actlng the gentleman Not paymg attentlon Expressmg hlmself Playmg hookey Attractlng the gxrls Mlndlng hns own busmess Playmg a trumpet Hallowe emng Readxng comlcs Mlndxng everybody s DUSIDESS Bexng practxcal Delxvernng papers Trymg out things Keepmg to hnmself Havmg unruly halr Blushmg Bemg cheerful Gettxng work done Wearxng nxce clothes Cheernng Rldmg a motorcycle Being afrald of gxrls' o o WALTER GARRIS ...,....,..,.........., Commercially-minded . . .....,..,.,,,., ,.., ..,..... B e ing a business man

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Freshlnen On September 7, 1939, these boys and girls, timid and awed before the presence of their more hardened accom- plices in school, began-their careers. Many of them were in new surroundings so did their best to please upper classmen and tried hard not to enter the wrong room at the wrong time. This feeling in time wore off, and in a few months, instead of being green and shy, they felt as though they owned the building. This crime can be over- looked, considering circumstances. They haven't com- mitted much yet, but a Skating Party was sponsored hy them. With three years to go they can accomplish much. Their capability and their sprightly spirit will aid them further. Although looked down upon as mere Freshmen, they have one encouragement, one thing to look forward to- in a few more years they too will he Seniors.