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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1941 volume:

1 ' wjgag ZELIE-ANN HERBERT ISETT Edlfor LEE BHAME DORIS L WISE Faculfy Advisor Business Manager ZELIE ANN Aww 7 ZGZLQMGQZQ ag! Sckacaf 3 ff 1941 - X001 A1 ff A 7h Santan QZMA af A , Z 3 5 effkwa fa, pa, .1-fl' 7917! Sefuaad .fbmaff We haxe clipped selected and Inserted ln this the 1941 Zelxe Ann thmgs which can only highlight our past Your store of mem orles added to our eHorts wlll make this a more complete dlarv W 0 ll 1 f , -, 1 N 74 4-Mem! af UM4 To our true loyal friend and worker we gladly dedicate this our 1941 Zelle Ann His ever ready smile pleasant by Z H S graduates as one of our fondest memories of high school days We mum MW disposition and willingness to help will always be remembered ' il if DIRECTION 4 AVOCATION if CCMPETITICN -A' Faculty CI Acfivt F t 4f+DIRECTION+4 I- JW X X ,W c P11111 Ifigffll 33- as .6 .A 3'6- BOARD OF EDUCATION MISS LSTHI R LUNTX MR I J OESTERIING MR F EDXVIN ZEHNER Qtcretary to Board Prtsxdent Vice President MR C C STGVFR MR CHAR! ES PASSAVANT III MR A G RAMSEY Behind the hustle and bsxstle of our school actxvltles moves the ever helplng hand of our Board of DIFCCIOFS Durlng years past and present the whirl of taxes bllls and cancelled checks has been handled by these jugglers of the budget Needless to say me are indebted to the board for the 1 mmax dernly equipped addltxon to Zelle High They are the selectors of the faculty who guide us through the most enjoyable and memorable wears of our lxves Thus If 15 through the board that all the opportunl tles of our school years come To them we are very thanlxful We KQMQZCZ Qfcwzie September 4 l94l Dear Diary The plans of our school year were changed whea the board was suddenly called upon to rearrange the administration We have no misgivings however about the coming year because Mr Clouse who has been appointed supervisor has proven in the past that he IS completely capable of the trust which has been placed in him His friendly attitude has built up a deep admiration and respect among the student body while his spirit of cooperation and paternal interest has set many students on the right path With the efficient and conscientious assistance of Miss Luntz who in the past has shown genuine interest in Zelienople High Schools welfare Mr. C.ouse will be able to carry on the fine traditions which have always been the pride of Zelienople High School. Mm giffzm .fmfzlj I'u11r .Yin Paar 7 1 ll OUR FACULTY 3 SARAH B ALBIN Perfect Correctnt ss ISA from Grou flty Colltqe M A from LJUINLYSIIY of lVl1ch15.,1n Iwtm Ircnch Iznglxsh HOWARD I BARNES Freshman s Dorothy Dlx A I5 from Grove City College lVl1thf:m1t1cs Hxstory Civics ELIZABETH F CASEY Students be respectful BS from Grove Cxty College Gtner1l Business Trmnlng I:co1omxc Geogvlphy Commtrcml I'1w usl CLYDE C CLEMENTS More training from the boys BS from Slippery Rock State 'I'e1rhers College Penn State Umversxty of Pnrcsburgh Heilth Physrml Educuxon Athlctlc Coach LOUISE M GAGE Llff. I5 more serious Students I-rlIIII UHlNLTSlIy If PlIISburgh fhemlstry Physus GtnLr1lSc1Lnc1 X I O vv I as . .. '- f . 1 1 . . ' ' 'v. , If Y ' 'V V 4 1 A , 4. , .I 4 . QQ ,i 55 - . ' .A ' . ' z . . ' 1 .. '. B ' ness English. Bookkeeping. QQ - - , ,Q . ., ' . . ' g . 1 A ' I , I 1 - I . ' t . u ' , - ' va , . I x I 1 ' V 6 A N' x 1 . . OUR FACULTY Ur! Lois GALLAGHER I f'- L Sincere uv' B Q from Geneva College i Arlthmcnc Geogr'1pl'1y 7th Grade Hlstory Wrntxng HERBERT HOLROYD Nluslc without gum BA from C1TI1Cf,lC Instituto of Technology Clmrusr-s B1ncl Orchestm BYRON R HOON Im m the Army now' BS from Cillfornm Smte Teichers College Inclustrn 'tl Arts lVIathem1t1cs VIRGIL D MACK No time for foolishness BS from Penn State College Vocatlonal Asgrxculture Shop BERTHA MEEDER Enjoys musxc movies and flowers B.S, from Genevig Ed,lVl. from University of Pittsburgh. English--frh, 8th 9tl'm. Payf' lilm rn lrnfr 711 rlz OUR FACULTY . L J N'-'Ll X M Q ' WMU JANE MORRISON - X ' 40' Please, students-courtesy x BS. from Slippery Roclc College. lflenltlm, Plxyslcnl Education, General Mathunmntics for 9tl1 Grade. X BS from Geneva PG from Unlversxty of Plttsburgh Soclology World Hrsrory American Hlstory Asslsmnr Athletlc Couch BS from Grove City Collcze Typlng Shorth-md B S Arr lu If 7 WILLIAM E. RODENIOYER He's a jolly good fellow ELEANOR C STOUT A typlcal understanding person AB from Geneva College Columbia UUIVQTSIIY Engnsh 10h 11:11 12h fOr CLARENCE L WARDLE Read Understand Learn MARION B WILSON All gurls should cook BS from Drexel Insutute of Technology Home Economxcs DORIS L WISE Delight m all sports from Edlnlnoro State Tcichers College l H Zlnlxham R Gaertner 'Vl1rsh'1ll G Householder NIOR C ASS OFFICE GERALD HOUSEHOLDER HAROLD ZINKHAM JOHN MARSHALL RUTH GAERTNER Presxclent Secretary Vnce Presxdent Treasurer Deir Dxary In 36 lt came to pass Wlth freshness vlm and vlgor To Zelle H1 here came a class That made the school look blgger Ir uasn t long untll they Lnem ust what IS meant to be on top A Freshman party was soon planned Then next, the jolly Sophomore Hop A unlor dance a umor prom The Senior class was feted And everything turned out so well Our class was celebrated A Christmas dance a huge bake sa e That et the whole tot n buymg Then What a Life bleu quxte 1 ga e As ue contmued trylng rl III . 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GALLAGHER JANE Janie Chatterbox Mixed Chorus 3 4 Mid western Chorus 7 3 irs Chorus 1 3 4 Cnrls Sextett Home Economics Club 4 Commercial Club rom Committee National Honor So ciety 4 GANO JEANNE Hlghpockets Lively Girls Chorus3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Basketball 3 4 Volleyball3 4 Baseball 3 4 Trans ferred from North Wfestern High School in Detroit Michigan GRAHAM ALICE Grammle Jolly Class Basketball 2 3 Class Volleyball 3 Class Mushball 3 unxor Prom Committee Senior Play HARPER MARTHA Marty Enthusxa tlc Girls Chorus 1 7 4 unicr Play Commer cial Club 7 3 4 Home Economics Club 3 4 French Club 3 National Honor Society 4 Secretary in unior Class unlor Prom Committee 3 4 Dance Committee 3 Senior Play Publicity Committee HARTZELL HELEN Trustworthy Commercial Club 7 Vice President a unior year luntor Prom Committee 3 Senior Play Publicity Committee Salutatorlan HOUSEHOLDER ALBERTA Al Agreeable rs Chorus! 7 3 4 Class Basketball 1 French Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Z A 3 4 unlor Prom Committee Dance Committee 3 4 Senior Play HOUSEHOLDER GERALD Cled Talented and l r a 4 Bo s C orus 3 Mixed Chorus 4 C ass Vlushball 3 4 Class Basketball 1 Comme a Club 4 retary 4 Z A A 4 National Honor Society 4 Class Presi dent 7 4 Chairman Prom Dance Commit tee Valedlctorlan ISETT HERBERT Herb Fast talker Band l 7 Senior Play French Club 3 4 Pres ident 4 Commercial Club 7 4 Z A A 1 7 3 4 Zelie Ann Staff Editor Class Pres xdent l unior Prom Committee English Clu 1 X r x I. l w X. -Q 1 XJ ,J Qt ' Y, , ff HY , : '- -, 3 G l , 2, , 3 e 3: . 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KETTERER DOROTHY Dot Talkatxve Grs Chorus l Z 3 4 Mixed Chor s 3 4 Drum Majorette 1 Z 3 Cheerleader 1 Class Basketball 3 4 Class Volleyba 4 Class Mushball 3 unlor Play Semor Play Commerclal Club Z 3 4 Annual Staff Jumor Prom Commlttee KIRCHNER DONALD Don Cartoon ISI Commerclal Club 3 Senlor Play Pubhcxty Committee KIRKER MARGARET Peg Cheerful Intramural Volleyball 4 unlor Prom Com mlttee 3 KLOPPENBURG CHARLES Jgg Whistler otball 3 lor Play F F A l A A 4 Prom Commxttee Senxor Play Usher KORCZYNSKI JOHN jack Inqulsmve Boys Chorus 7 3 lVllxecl Chorus 4 Varsity Football 4 French Club 4 LANE DOROTHY Dot Popular Girls Chorus I 3 Mlxed Chorusl 2 Class Basketball 1 Z 3 Class Volleyball 1 Class Mushball 2 3 Intramural Basketball 4 Home Economics Club 3 4 Vxce Presl clent 4 French Club 3 National Honor Soclety 4 Commercial Club 3 4 Z A A 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Senior Dance Commlttee Senior Play Publlclty Commlttee LEPLEY MARGARET Peggy Pleasant Glrls Chorus 7 Commercial Club 2 Home Economlcs Club 4 Athletlc Assoclatlon Prom Commlttee 3 LUKES JOHN Sllck Vxm and Vxgor Varslty Football Manager 7 3 4 Basketball Manager 1 7 3 Varslty Basketball 4 Class Basketball 1 7 3 Commerclal Club 2 3 Sergeant of Arms of Commercxal Club 7 3 Drama Club 3 Varslty Z Club 3 4 Zelle Ann Staff Senxor Play 7 Q? 77 . , , . s lull 1, 2, 3 m Q . 1, 1, 3, 4, 7 I, 7 3, QFSIIY ' lub 3, 4 . . 4 P? !Y 7 Y? 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' ' 77 1 I K -, , 3 , -, : L , -, 9 , ,4, - - -, 4 H Q , 9 . 9 U LUSK GEORGIA MAE G M Energetic urs Chorus l 4 Nllx horus 7 3 Commercnl Club l 3 4 Dr1m'1 Club 3 Annu1l SMH 4 Prom Commlttee Senior Play Publxcxty Commmcc MACK MARGARET Peg Gentle w om an 'Vlnxcd Chcrus 4 French Club 3 Home Eco nomxcs Club 4 Ch11rm1n ot Senior Snow l31ll Refreshment Comrnlttcc S nxor Play Publicity Commlttcc MARSHALL JOHN johnnle Capable 1nd Bo orus 7 4 Nlxxe Chorus 4 Cl1ss B1sketb1ll l V1rs1ty B15 C 'Ill 7 4 Cliss Volle 1 l C155 Mushbill 3 Hx Y 4 N1txon1l Honor So tncty Presxdent 4 Z A A 1 Cl1ss Presx clcnt 3 Class Vucc Prvsxdcnr 4 Sem r P'1y Tucker Commxttec McCLELLAND RUTH Rurhne met l1Il llTALlI 1l Mushbill 3 Senior Pl'1y Usher MILLER ELNCRA Norrle Domestic lntmmural Volleyball 4 French Club 3 Com mcrcxal Club 2 Home Economics Club 4 unnor Prom Commxttee MYERS DOROTHEA Dot Go getter Clwss o eyball 3 4 Z A A 3 4 In mur'1l Volleyball 4 French Club 3 Com mercnl Club 2 Home Economics Club 4 Ch'11rman unlor Prom Committee Senlor Play Program Commlttee PAFENBACH HENRY Speed Axmless PFLUG RAYMOND Ray Studxous g ish Club l 7 Z A A PLUMMER RUBY Bobby Versatile Gxrls Chorus l Z 3 4 Mixed Chorus 7 iss Basketball 1 3 4 A Cass Vollevball l 3 4 Commercml Club l 7 Senlor Pliy RADER ETHEL MAE Effxe Mae Friendly Mixed Chorus 4: Home Economxcs Club 4: Senior Playg Junior Prom Committee. 'TT' 1-A YP R RAIVISPY A RIC HARD Rwmsey un! gcntlcnmn X r l'l1X v o o gs It Clc mmlt I RAPIA OWEN liirnny Carpentzr RAPI RALPH Rats Reserve-H 5 ct 1 Ccmmercnl Club 4 RICHARD ELLEN PLC Vifee cr on1l1ty plus r S C C U Cl l C3 L13 155 B15 I W1 4 l1tr1mL 1 18 wwll 4 v 4 'I C Iss IN u 1 ll7r 4 Commnr ICI I 7 4 lDr1m1 Clluu A A 3 4 Nitlonll Honor So 4 Hom lwonomlc Club 4 D1nce om mltue Ch11rm1n ol' D COFIIIITSX for Pron S nlor Pl x RIDENOUR HENRY sklppef Unpredlctable ncl 7 4 B ys Cher 5 4 Foo 3 4 Vqrs ts Z Club lVl1nstrcl 4 French u 3 F C 5 4 VHTSI Club I RINK LORETTA Rmlue Pepw C xrls Chorus IV mu worus umor P 'lv unor lrom Commltun Senior Play ROACI'-l MARY S15 Gay dancer MCI Chorus 3 4 Glrls Chorus l Bislxarlrlll I C.l1ss ollcybill 3 4 lntr1mur1l Sports 4 C'l1s5 Nlushbill l 3 4 LIFIIOT' Play CVJIYITIICFCIAII Club 4 Home ECOHLJXIIILSCUID 4 f A A 7 3 4 S mor Play ROTNQUR ARTHUR Fercl Good fighter 'ss Bislcctbill I C155 Vcllc ball . . riclc -. 3. 3 '. fl zo an . 1 ff - ,I y Bisfcetbnll 3. 4: X arsx y Vo ,ball 'Q Class Nlushbnll l. -. 3: Varsnty HZ Club 41 SL-mor Play TICIQLXI COl'I1Il'IlUCL'. SAPIENZA ROSALIE 'Short and spunky ' ',' fo . :', .-. zlloxl lor P 1 Cfommlttu n SCl'lAl5l'lfR. BETTY Duchess Jitterbug Cflass Basficlbnll I. 1. 3. 4: Class Volleyball A Prom Commlrtecz Dance c:OIl1l'I1lIfGE'. 1' ITIICS .. I ,UI'I'IlllL'I'C'lfl . Ll 1 C.ll!'l5l Chorus I. 1. 3. 41 Xlxxarl Chorus l. 9: I lr 3: Class Nlusliball I, 1: Senior Play: 7 Commercml Club l. -. 5. 4: Annual Stall: SCHEIDEMANTLE GRACE Homemaker French Club 3 4 Home Economics Club 3 4 unxor Prom Commlttce SCHOTTE STELLA Rarely quiet Gnrls Chorus 4 Nlxxed Chorus 4 Z A A I 4 Home ECOl1OI'T1lCS Club 4 unxor Prom Commlttee SERVICE DOROTHY Toors Independent in I O e ra 3 4 Mxx Chorus I 7 3 4 Commerc1alClu yy LLJHMLL if !.J AFER HARRY Noclcer A cut up Traclc3 4 Class Baslcerball3 4 Cl Nlush ball 3 4 Sennor Play Stage Crew SLIZIK WILLIAM Blll Handsome Cass Basketball I 3 4 Class Volleyball 7 Boys Chorus 7 3 4 Mxxed Chorus4 Manager for unlor Play Committee for the Prom H1 Y Club 3 Senxor Play Prop ertxes Comlttee SMITHTRO JAMES J m Lively witty and friendly Bandl 7 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 Mxxed Chorus 4 Class Basketball I 7 3 Class Volleyball 3 unlor Play Senxor Play Commercnl u 7 3 A A SOSNOSKI RAYMOND Smuchle Tease No 2 Class Volleyball 4 Class Baslcetba s etball 7 3 4 Football 7 3 4 Tra I 7 4 Varsxty Z Club Minstrel Show4 H Y 3 4 Varslty Z 3 4 Preslclcnt 4 7 A SPITHALER LAVERNE SPIIS Handy man an I 4 Mix horusl 7 Boys Chorus 3 4 Transferred from Exans Cxty Hxgh School mn I938 SPITHALER RUTH Boops Immaculate Cnrls Chorus I 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Class Volleyball 7 Class Bas ctball 7 Commer cal Club 3 4 Home Economlcs Club 4 Transferred from Exans City High School In IQ38 SPROAT PEARL Sproatle Witty Cass Mushball l 3 4 Cc mmtrclal Club 4 umor Prom Commxrttt unxor Dann Commlttec Scmor Play Program Ctmmxt IFC I ff ,Nix 'rv' an 1 ,Z STUCK, CLAUDE Industrious Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 3, 4. SUTCH, LENA Serious Class Basketball 1, Z5 Class Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Class Mushball Z, 35 Commrrcial Club Z. 3, 4. SZAKELYHJDI, 'ANDREW uCurly,' Conservative Class Basketball 1,125 Varsity Football 2, 3, 41 Varsity Bask ball Z, 3, 45 Class Volleyball 3', 4-5 Varsity ' Minstrel Show 45 Varsity Z Club 3 4 President 4. SZAKELYHIDI FRANK Athletic Varsity Football Z 3 4- Varsity Basketball l 2 3 4 Trackl Z Class Volleyball 2 3 4 Varsity Z Club Minstrel Show 4 Varsity Z Club 3 4 Vice President 3 TEETS HOWARD Bip Ambitious unior Class Play Z A A Play Manager Y3 FFA1234VicePresie 2 Secretary 3 Class Treasurer 2 Senior Play Properties Committee THIEBAUD PAUL Icky Hunter A VOEGTLY NICHOLAS Nick Lover of books Class Basketball 4 Transferred from Apollo High School in 1939 Senior Play VOEGTLY RICHARD Veck Inventor Track 3 4 Z A A 3 4 Gym Exhibitton 3 Z A A Play Ticket Committee 4 Trans ferred from Apollo High School in 1939 Senior Play Stage Crew WELLS THURMAN Doc Gable type Football 3 4 Track 3 unior Play Senior Play Z A A Play 4 Varsity Z Mm strel Show 4 Varsity Z 4 Hi Y 4 Com mercial Club 4 Transferred from Freedom High 1939 WILD LaVERNE Artistically original and 7 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 Track 3 National Honor Society 4 Z A A 4 Zelie Ann Staff Gym Exhibi tion 3 4 Senior Play Publicity Committee WILLIAMS, GLADYS Glady Leisurely Class Volleyball Z, 3, 45 Class Basketball 2, 3, 4: Mushball Z, 33 Commercial Club 43 Home Economics Club 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee. WILLIAMS ROBERT Red Reddie willing and able Cl1ss Basketball I Z 3 4 Class Volleyball 4 Track3 4 Gym Exhibition 3 4 Senior Pay YOUNGBLOOD MYRTLE Myrt Sports woman Class Basketball I Z 3 4 Captain Cass Mushball 1 Z 3 4 Captain Class Volley ball 1 7 Captain 3 4 Senior Play Com rcial Club 4 Z A A l Z 3 4 unior Prom Committee Gym Exhibition l 2 3 4 ZEHNER AMY Barrie Dignified Bndl 2 3 4 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 G1 ls Chorus 1 2 4 Midwestern Band Contest Commercial Club 3 Home Economics Club 4 Treasurer National Honor Society 4 Secretary Dance Committee 4 Senior Play Properties Committee ZEIGLER MAY Zxggie In love Girls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Class Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Class Volleyball 2 3 Class Mushball l 2 Commercial Club 3 Chairm'in of Decorating Committee for Prom Senior Dance Committee Senior Bake Sale Senior Play Publicity Commit tee ZIEGLER MARY Belle Sweet and shy m Exhibition l 2 3 Z A A Home Economics Club 3 4 Commercial Club 4 unior Prom Committee Senior Play Prompter ZIEGLER WILLIAM Bill Musician Band 7 3 4 English Club l Z Treasurer 3 ZINKHAM HAROLD Had Winning smile Boys Chorus 3 Mixed Chorus 4 unior Play Senior Play English Club 1 Z Commercial Club 3 4 Class V1cePres1dent l Class Secretary 4 'bf' ,L 2' Ill I1 4111 ENIOR DIA SEPTEMBER Dt tr Dnry 4K Ho hum school I4L'Ill1 Thus tht stnlors t15.,erly loolt forw1rd to tht 1st ll thttr lone prmd through ftltt Htgh Sth bLVCf'll sensor urls got lost tn 1 Fr 9l1Fl l'lI'l Ctvtcs C1159 ttd1y Could Nlr B1fI1Ci l'if ll Cl1'lI'lT1 bi' thi fC'll 111917112 10th A brown Ford 1979 modtl '1I1d nts ownu IIN Srntthtro h1ve been reported XDISQITIL Wfhen l1st setn thty were chugging, over H1rrnony vs1y Wit wonder why 16th louts Dreschtr Glltd stlo tod1y Took tht d1y off 23rd The sentt rs oiled their C!'L1lCIHg jotnts 1nd had 1 rlp ro1rln time 1t thetr slc1t1ng p1rtx tontght Dtgnlfled dld vou s1y 27th NITFX Roach 1nd GTWCE gCl1lld9T11'lT'lflC were seexng rtd for 1 while tod1y 'tftet cotntng IU cont1ct wxth 1 hut of pepptr jutce CTOBER Dt1r Dt1ry 4th Sentor Eltrht c clocl-4 lve drew 1 lug crowd tonight Thurmstn Wells f1n1lly got' enough nerve to 1slc lVltss Stout to dftnce 10th Ex1ms tod1y 1nd were they tough All that Cfimlhlng tor nothmg 11th M19 ftegler c1me to school filashmg 1 dmmond ring on the certaln finger The gtrls want to know how you did tt M1e 15th Report cards Wfoe IS us We II not be gomg 1nyw here for 1 whtle 16th Reg1str1t1on d1y 1nd the te1chers were c1ught m the draft Today off' Whoopee 28th Nlore fun 'at the sk1tmg p1rty tonxght H1rold Z1nkh1m took the prize he fell only twtce NOVEMBER De-1r Dmry lst The r11n put 1 d1mper on the sptrlts of the spect1tors 1nd the pl1yers 1t the Zelte M1fS footh1ll g1me thls 1fternoon They b1ttled to 1 very very scoreless tue 4th Louts Drescher stxll filhng stlo 11th Armlstxce U1y 'ind r11n 7elte s g1ll1nt footlJ1ll te1m met de1th 1t the h1nds 1 thur 'arch enemles Ex tns City A tr1g1c d1y 19th hX'1!'l1S 15111 1 Wfe Il sell t urs cht1p ust c1ll 1t room 304 or 305 1nd 'lslc for uell 'anyone 27th Report c1rds 1g11n 28 29th A welcotnt x1c1t1on for the h1rd WOY'lCll1g students of 7elle High Ahem DECEMBER Dt1r Dmry 2nd The hrst of the month new t1bltts 1nd penculs Only twtntythrte more d1y ull f'hr1stm1s 19th The SQDIOTS proved themselxes c1p1ble jltterbugs 1t the Chrtstm1s D1nCe tonight 20th Chr1stm1s x1c1t1on begms JANUARY Dt1r Dx1ry 4th CEhr1stm1s x1c1t1on ts oxer 1nd the sentors all m1rch b1clc New Ye1rs resolutlons urttten wll over thetr bright shlntng l1ceS 13th F F A slc1t1ng p1rty Ethel N118 1nd Hom1rd were dehnttely seen holding h1nds w1y h1cL tn 1 d1rl-c corner 24th First semestnr ends And you str wlll you bt coming b1clc next ye1r 25th Second semester begems but we sttll leel the s1mt 1nd me dont look 1ny dxfferent , v ' . 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ENIOR DIA FEBRUARY 1 1r Dnry I The mor s,1r s proyeo t1ey r 1 y 111 c eontsru 1t11e lalee 5 1ere1 you '1re 11115 14t Dui you see uovs lg ya e11t111e 1 lS 11Lf'rnoor1 XXor1 er 1 o 1 lfth Gone XX lflxl the XX md K'L1Cl'lCd Ellxsood C1t1 todu hut of course 1 to do 111th the' tmpty scits '11 7Ql1e111ople l-heh School t The lou 1, lumors proxeol rho werent so only when they dlSD '11 Y'1llI1fS tomght M A R C H Dear Dnry lb I F1141 N15 from thu hid moth L Y LII ILIII1 6t Louxs Dreseher hmshecl hll1111, s1lo XXe 1re onee more honore 1y l11s prtsenee t Dcle Bh init d Blll f1e1,,ler Ind etter SIXL 1 e1r 1e1111 X' 1111111 s11e11 1LlI1dI'l-3d 1nd Lulhty two 111116 they 1 1llc ei 111s1 roo111 403 th1 1 1 r11oo11 1n yOL1 11111 t11t 1 hard on the hill l4t lXflr Holroyels proteges 1 1rl1led 111d toured tl1e1r way through IIC 111111111 111us1e eoneert tomght Verv Food II was re 1 21st Xarsuy L lXl1I'1Sf!'Pl Show Ch1rley 1111.1 Dommo should have been horn 1111,e,ers Z8t County IUUSIC 1nd forensle eontest Z IL Ulrrlee 1111y on y t ree hrst 1111 you eunt mm cyerythme, A P R L De 1r D11ryf 4t ounel 1111 t1e11 t 11 o I1 l'xoreLv11sle1 oesnt new TIL re11e1 1et1111 1 Kyser 'md XV1lte1' ID 11111'osch 7t Cer1lel House older le en H1rtfl 1n LIK1 11ert11er 11111ou11eee 1 the 1r111s t I' rd lfld Don thy lane re emght h ldme, h11els 111 t1e over Il I1 1.,11111111s., ol the e11.,hth perxod XX tll 1 yf IO! The C111e11 Co eel Cl1JlFll11J t 111 -X1 re1111111 1ys1er1s to ay 11 1e11 11eyf s111 HILROTV Dmlcory Doele A out lor L1ster v1e1t1o11 t NIISS C7rI'l R111 'ln N114 l,n1Q,Y'1fH ljrlslnf I Sllljhr ll, 17551 Cytrrl SPQCII 5 KBXN 111 l1e h11,h school ILILIIOYILIYN to111e,l1t 1 my s 11 xus r t 1 gl 1 1111 those e1111,h 1111 lwloomefrs een on Hugh Strut almost 111y 111,111 1fter sehool fr111L 11111 Bttty h1r1.l 111 h111e MAY D1 1r D11ry t lenry -Xldnch 11911161 fel1e111pe 111 1 e pers I1 Rmwert X 1 11111s Tu perfect semor plu w1th the perlect semor tast 7 l' SI I O Of' SLDIU L fl LH OUI' 01111 IIOX ln' XILTV PFLUX fl H1 re111,,ht Thanles Jumors 7 t Xxfesr Xum '1111 or s 1111 1e 1 s 111 1111111 'lttractxo JUNE lJe1r Dnrv s ict 1 lllft 1t1 I f'o111111er1te111e11t r 1 111' I1 11 rl I I3 '. 4 1 8 h. - se- K' l --J l - ' 1-4 Ily C4 lv 'I 1 - ' 4 l 1 1. ' 1 41le'1l1 ' 4l'tc 4111. 'll 1 y' 4 '. l I' . h. K' ' 1 R 'K' lv K' '. l- 1 h . 5 , Y H d1 vh t '4 A . 111g . 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' ' ' 1 Fo sl4 2 ' 171511111- AS OTHERS E Best Student Best Dressed Most Popular Most Comlcal Best Muslclan Best Looking Best Nickname Happy go lucky Best Personality Most School Sptrlt Most Bashful Notstest Mo t Reltable Best Arttst Best Athlete Most Talkanve Lazlest Best Gum Chewer LIICIBSI Most Friendly Most Ltkely to Succeed RUTH GAI RTNLR DOROTHY SERVICI DOROTHY LANE PI ARL CPROAT RUTH GAFRTNER DOROTHY LANE GFRAI D HOUSEHOI DI R HI-RBI-RT ISIATT GFRAID HOUSEHOLDER NI HOLAS VOI-GTLY GERAI D HOUSEHOLDER ANDREW SZAKELYHIDI ILLFN Pee Wee RICHARDS LI-F Sweet Pea BHAMF RI-TTY SCHAFFER MARTHA HARPER DOROTHY KETTERER ANREANA CLIMENTI DOROTHY KETTERER RUTH GAERTNER MAY ZEIGLER MYRTLE YOUNGBI OOD DOROTHY KETTERER GLADYS WILLIAMS STELLA SCHOTTE DOROTHY CRISSMAN HELEN HARTZELL FONDA FLEET LEE BHAMF GERALD HOUSEHOLDER JOHN LUKES ANDREW SZAKELYHIDI JAMES SMITHTRO JOHN MARSHALL LAVERNE WILDE FRANK SZAKELYHIDI HERBERT ISETT RALPH RAPE JOHN LUKES ANDREW SZAKELYHIDI FRANK SZAKELYHIDI JOHN MARSHALL In one man s opinion Obn Korczynskx IS the best student best dressed best looklng ITIOSI f'-I'lCI1dly and the ITAOSI llliely to SL1CCCCd but what IS One H1311 S OP11'1lOl l 3g3ll'1Sf SCVCIICY seven? 10 T1 NIJ f ur Best Dancer ............. MARTHA HARPER HAROLD ZINKHAM Q ' ................ 'A' i' 'A' i' 'k 7 l I a J 1 - 1 1 . v MEMBERS Rlchard Ramsey Andrew Szakelyhldl Amy Zehner Harold Zmkham Dorothy Lane Ellen Rlchard LaVerne Wllde Ruth Gaertner Martha Harper Gerald Householder John Marshall ,lane Gallagher PLEDGES Chrlsune Bander jack Creeks Vlrglma Fogel Ruth Robinson George Yockey OUR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Twelve members of the Senxor Class form the Zellenople branch of the Na tlonal Honor Society These students were chosen by the faculty for most nearly fulhllmg the 8X3Ctll'lg quallflcatlons for membership 1n the Society The purpose of the organlzatlon shall be to create an enthusiasm for Scholar ship, to stimulate a deslre to render Servlce, to promote Leadershlp, and to develop Character 1n the students of Zellenople l'l1gh School lVleet1ngs were held each month ln the homes of various members Recreatlon and lunch followed each busmess meetlng The crowning soclal event of the year was the VISII to the Cap and Gown Show at the Nlxon Theater ln Pittsburgh Mrs Gage IS the faculty advisor who has so ably gulded the group through IIS vear s act1v1t1es CONGRATULATIONS' Pllyl TI.: 1115 fu . . . - . , Pagr Tru. M113 11 x SENIOR DRAMATIC PRODUCTION wwafafe Henry Aldrlch took Zelxenople by storm on May 9 when the Senlor play was gnven on the heels of an mtenslve advertlsmg campangn Due to M1ss Stouts able dll'CCtlI1g and perseverance everyone connected wlth thls comedy enjoyed worklng on It lmmensely It was wxth a regretful slgh that we watched the final curtain close CAST r Nelson assistant prmcxpal HAROLD ZINKHAM r Patterson absent mnnded HERBERT ISETT r Vecchxtto Italian DOMINIC CHVALA r Bradley prmclpal THURMAN WELLS r Ferguson detectlve JOHN LUKES Miss Shea attractive BETTY SCHAFFER Mlss Plke complatner LORETTA RINK Mxss Eggleston efncxent RUBY PLUMMER Miss Wheeler fussy ALBENA JANOVICH Mrs Aldrlch stylish ALBERTA HOUSEHOLDER Mlss ohnson gym teacher MYRTLE YOUNGBLOOD JAMES SMITHTRO LOUIS DRESCHER DOROTHY KETTERER ETHEL MAE RADER ELLEN RICHARDS MARY ROACH NICHOLAS VOEGTLY B111 popular George contemptllnle Barbara pretty Gertle s o Students COMMITTEES MARY BELLE ZEIGLER RICHARD VOEGTLY PAUL THIEBAUD CHARLES KATI HARRY SHAFER HOWARD TEETS AMY LEHNER WILLIAM SLIZIK FONDA FLEET PEARL SPROAT DOROTHEA MYERS Tnckets JOHN MARSHALL GERALD HOUSEHOLDER RICHARD RAMSEY ARTHUR ROTNOUR RUTH GAERTNER GEORGIA MAE LUSK HELEN HARTZELI DONALD KIRCHNER L1VERNE WILDE MARGARET MACK MARTHA HARPER DOROTHY LANE MAE ZEIGLER GEORGE BARTELS RUTH McCLELLAND CHARLES KLOPPENBURG DOROTHY CRISSMAIN Prompter Stage Crew Properties Program Newspaper Advertnsmg Poster Advertxsmg Assembly Advertxsmg Ushermg YI 4 ll . . , . . . 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H1111 Sc11c1c11, ,Q ll, '-.L 11j 'LII 1,!1!lI' Tmfntj right CLASS OFFICERS Presxdenr Vlce Presxdent Secretary Tre1SUrer President Vice Presxdent Secremry Treasurer President Vxce Presndent Treasurer Presxdent Vnce Presndent Secretary Tre1surer Presxdenz Vnce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer JUNIORS LEO HART MELVIN sroops JANE BRAUGHLER JACK LUT7 SOPHOMORES MARY ELLEN LOGSDON MARY HEBERLING JANE WHIPPLE ROLLIN ENGLF FRESHMEN KENNETH GROSS FLORENCE GAVRILE I OIS BHAME EIGHTH GRADE JOANNE ROBINSGN JANE BAUDER ALICE STOVER JACK ARDOLINO SEVENTH GRADE ELMER RAPE EDWARD VOGEI JOAN WOODBURN JAMES WEIGEL Secretary -------- FRED WEIGEL, .IUNIORS .IAUNTS 'M De1r Dmry September 5 School st1rted out tod1y wtth 1 b1ng just 1s tt 1lw1ys does the hrst d'1y It s nxce to h1ve the whole class together 1g11n We re unlors now and we re goxng to work hard to m1ke thxs our best year September 28- Elecuon of cl1ss ofhcers 1nd II m1y be seen by the returns th1t the unlors h1ve elected some very capable le1ders President LEO HART Vxce President NIELVIN STOOPS Secremry JANE BRAUGHLER Trectsurcr JACK LUTZ October 15 We unnors hue had the dlstlnctlon of hemp, the hrst cl1ss to sponsor 1 swnmmxng p1rty udglng by the crowd xt w1s qunte 1 success November 2 The Junnor Cl1ss h1d 1 rc1l Dogpuch Qhmdng tonxght The gym w1s decomted x corn shocks 1nd pumpklns And were those broken pumpkins h1rd to cle1n p December 18- Ir seems 1s though 1ll of Zelxenople turned out for our sk1tlng DTTIY tonight lVly m such 1 crowd Izvershody had loads of tun 1nd the e were no c1su1ltles anuary Another sk1t1ng p1rty February 28- The Junior Pl1y All the future Garbos 1nd Barrymores got thetr chance xs play their talents ln 1 comedy entxtled une M1d It w1s 1 howling success due t r B1rnes splendxd dlrectuon March The txme dr1ws ne1r when we must 1ssume the role of dlqnlhed Senxors April Next to the l1st month of school XV: re brushing up for next ye1r May 23 ust remembtred 1ck Ruth Leo Halen Xxrglnn 1nd ol course Peggy W hltcy 1 Phu Yock Bo m S1mmy Me m Dot Howdy ex xnce 1c X 71 t ohn Bud Prnle Tuffy Betty Chris HOOIIL Duck ohnnxt 'ttsy 1nd 1 e st c 1 e wi Scmors 36-1... 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H H HP. . . . ll th re tw hcp P Il he 1941's I urn 1111115 SOPHOMORE SL ANTHONY BAGAIVIERY ust Tony to us BONETA BARKLEY Sm1ll shy 1nd swccr ERNEST BARTEI S A Future F'1rmer MARTHA JEAN BEAHM Artlstlcally mlented CHARLES BEIGHEY He s Helen s cousxn HELEN BEIGHEY She gets As ln history MARY BERES A soft sweet voice ALBERT BERNARD Sometlmes he s here or JOAN BHAME George IS 1 lucky guy RUBY BILLINGS Whom does she lllcc now' Oh what pretty h11r ETHEI BRANDENBURG E'1sy does xt Cl ARA BRANDSTETTER She milces htr own clothes MARIE BRICKTA A kind word for cvtryone CHARI PS BUPP He 5 nat blushnt, rt s n1tur1l JXNIES BURCHIINAL Oh to I'1'lXL hls lcnowlcclzc ASHINGS KATE CHVALA She coulcln t bc nicer ERNEST COULTER One of the pool team MABLE DEEMER Grace lS her middle nimc HELEN DOBSON She lnlces costume jewelry MARY JEAN DRUSCHEL A slender lass ANTHONY DUMENCIC Volce chang1ng7 CARL EBERLE Nostrll hlces history DORIS EBERT She had the mumps ROLLIN ENGLE What 'ibout the Freshm-an gurls ROY EPPINGER Hes from Swimpoocllc Shes full of fun DOROTHEA FLECKENSTEIN She s our Swing F111 MARY LOU FOGEL just msk Ronnie AI ICE FRANCIS Alwiys wxllmg to help VIOLA I-REDERICK She s the blonclc VIOLET FREDERICK She s thc brunette I . . . , V - l . . -? C A JOHN BOROS MARY JANE FISHER X1-XRY GALET Sht llkes cowboys JOHN GETTMAIN He s '1 sports f'm ANDREW GETSAY Betty tikes up 'tll hns tlme NIILDRED GOODYEAR Wfhere do you go 3rd period ORAN GRAHAM D'trk curly hur BETTY HARTER She pl'1ys the Holm BETTY HEBERLING M1rth1 s cousm MARY HEBERLING Nlr Rodemoyers pet CORA HENDERSON She surely lxkes thwt fulllnck BETTY HENSHAVC7 She h1s heirt trouble BETTY HOOVER The prxde of Pune Run ANN HORVATH Wxll someone tell me? EDNA HOVIS Seldom seen or heird EVELYN JENKINS Ftshmg worms for s1le 1 w JACK JENKINS The Rhett Butltr type999 JOHN KIFER He plwys a biss horn BETTY KISTNER ROBERT KLEAR He broke his 'trm DOROTHY KNAUFF H'lVQ you seen my red swe1ter ESTHER KNEISS Shes 1 quxet blonde -XNNALIESE KNOECHEL Oh those blg brown eyes IRMA LANE Such populartty SARAH LANGHERST Whur 1re you domg since lgnskttbill' MARY ELLEN LOGSDEN Boy shy Oh my BILL LUSK We mxss you when you re nl JACK Lusk Oh those d1l'nplCS JULIUS MATHE He works at Clover Farm Store MARGARET MCWITHEY She lnkes Chocolate Buds RAYMOND MCCABE He won the decl1m1t1on contest DEAN MEASEL He s 1 country boy 'xt hewrt JEANETTE MEEDER Tall 1nd slender NIARY NIULLER She never s1ys 1 word EDWARD MOHR Our drummer boy lXlARY JANE TVIOESFR Sho llkes to roller slate HILDA MYERS A Fomhell short skirt MARJORIE PARKS Plc1se mke your time MARGARET PAUL She ltkes red NINA PEFFER She got a pretty bracelet from VIOLA PLUMMER T111 tsn t she JANICE RADER Shes full of the old Nnck DALE RAPE Mr Hoons geometry ktd OLIVE MAY RICE She gets 1round VIRGINIA RICE She s the shy type HAROLD ROACH H1ve you seen my red PTHISS JOSEPH SAPIENZA III Fruxt store boy ANNA GRACE SCHOFIELD Sweet 'md coy WILLIAM SCHEIDEMANTLE Alw'1ys h1s hns mght work done IRENE SPITHALER ust look for Shxrley MADGE STAUFFER Brunette beauty MAXINE STAUFFER Ooooooo-does she ge m1 Sophomore comedmn JOSEPH SZAKELYHIDI Our le1d1ng center ARLENE TEETS Dxdn t you llke cheer lewclmg' ELEANOR TEETS Smlllng MARY ELIZABETH THIEBAUD D'1rk eyes GEORGE TOKOS Hes 1 btg Jumper ERIS UHL Our curly hatred Mlss CARL VAHS Bashful shy MARGUERITE VOLLRATH The wstlkmg encyclopedm XVILLIAM WELTER Nxce but naughty JANE WHIPPLE Wears mce clothes SHIRLEY WILLIS ust she and Irene JOHN WISE Ever hear of Wxses firm LEO WOLFE He Just dmged another fender IRENE XWRIGHT She w1lks home wtth Marjorxe LAWRENCE YOUNG ulet xsn t h 9 MARY ELIZABETH YANOTA Dark 'md mysterious P11111 llllrfj our A , ' ? 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', Q ' , ' ' e. 111111 Thirty 11.0 FRESHMEN MEMO S EUGENE ALTEMUS dxstlngunshed for his wltty remarks and contaglous grin 9 VUILLIAM BESSOR scholarly but funlovxng 9 LOIS BHAME twmklmg eyes a1d laughter gay 9 LOUISE BHAME she matches her twnn m every way 9 CLYDE BLONTZ quiet and respectable 9 BEULAH BROPHY modest tlrmg 9 MILDRED BUPP 1 newcomer who gets around 9 ARLENE BURCK ART shy and reserved but always smnlmg 9 HENRY BURKETT just blew nn from Harmony 9 DAVID CLELAND hts blond haxr attracts attention 9 CECILIA CHVALA tall and blond ldentxhes her 9 ROBERTA CLIMENTI dark hatred lassle 9 MARGARET ANN CUMBERLAND she lnkes trumpets and a trumpet player 9 LORRAINE DEEMER tall dark and slender 9 MARGARET DEM ERECZ always m a good humor 9 ELLEN DIETRICH a future farmerette 9 ANNA RUTH DRUSCHEL her quxet manner belies her mlschxevous dxsposxtxon 9 RUSSEL DRUSCHEL following ln footsteps of Zelles famous athlete 9 SAMUEL DUGAN always has a book ln hxs hand REED DUNN future radio com cdlan JAMES ENGLISH smcere sports fan 9 GENE EPPINGER known widely for hns humor 9 CHARLES FISHER he lnkes the wlde open spaces WILLIAM FRANCIS goes out for 1ll sports 9 JOHN FRANKENSTEIN lover of hls studxes 9 IDA GAAL llkes cowboys and cowboy musxc 9 ROBERT GARIS a youth of ambxtnons 9 JUNE GARVIN have you seen her white boots? 9 FLORENCE GAVRILE Freshman sweetheart 9 ELSIE MAE GERWIG hnghest honor student ln the Freshman Class 9 RICHARD GRAINEY naughty mls chxevous lad 9 KENNETH GROSS tall dark and silent 9 MARTHA GUTH clever rates hlgh wlth teachers 9 RUBY HARTER unassumnng sxlent amxable . 124 . ,re- .,.. - , , ' .. ., ... 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M, ,. 2, 9 BETTY JEAN HERMAN independent active 9 WILLIANI JEFFRIES a wxtty chap who loves fun 9 EDNA KAUFMAN cautlous but warm m frtendshlp 9 LAUREEN KLEAR good natured and reserved 9 MARY KROLL she has a smnllng face and laughmg eyes 9 EDWARD KROLL very stmllar to hns stster ROBERT GANO menace to study halls 9 EDWARD KILGORE recognized for h1s artlstxc abnllty 9 MAX KUSTUGIC benchwarmer HELEN LAUCH possesses friendly dlSPOSlflOh 9 HELEN LEPLEY home lovmg gurl XVANDA LINTZ has a likable personallty 9 JOHN LUCA long lean and lanky 9 LORETTA LUCA friendly generous glrl 9 AMY LUSK Oh' those big blue eyes 9 HELEN LUTZ future Gtrl Scout leader ROBERT LUTZ horse racmg fan RUTH LUTZ never has much to say SHIRLEY LUTZ leader ln her studxes and nn society 9 CLINTON MARSHALL withdrawn assummg 9 VERNA MCCLELLAND retnrxng modest 9 LUCILLE McKAY Zelle deb IRENE MESESAN the gxrl with the dark eyes 9 LYLE MILLER future college professor 9 LENORA MOYER possesses lxkablt ways and clever xdeas 9 DOROTHY NICODEMUS sweet and dainty 9 LOUIS ORR other one of those Orr boys 9 JOHN OSTOVICH Zelxes future all around athlete 9 ROSEI LA POWELL cute talkatlve and spunky 9 DORIS RADER future 'ur hostess DONALD RARE future farmer 9 GEORGETTA RAPE shed make a typxcal school teacher 9 LLOYD RAPE he wxll be a Pnrate ball player MERLE RAPE a mlschxevous lad 9 MARY ANN RASSMAN calm noteworthy 9 RI'1A REILLEY Freshman glamour girl MARY JANE RINK future woman m mlfute 9 GRACE ROSENSTIEL she never lacks words 9 LOIS RUB RIGHT future trombone tooter 9 JOHN LUTZ a steady candy customer 9 BETTY SHANT7 gets along wlth the male sex CATHERINE SCHEIDE MANTLE our green eyed blonde 9 GEORGE SCHOTT have you seen ham blush? 9 GEORGE SEESAN number one prankster RUTH SHAFFER gold dxgger 9 GLADYS SIMONS a sweet adorable miss ALICE MAE SMITH gifted wlth many talents WILLIAM SMITH dellghts nn trouble makmg 9 ANDREW SOLTESZ doesnt luke to work KATHRYN SOLTES7 known for her cute grm 9 MARGARET SOLTESZ always wrxtlng notes IUCILLE STEELE flnrtatlous blxthe and carefree REBEKAH STEWART saucy redhead who lxkes them tall and dark GARTH STOOPS studlous chap FLORENCE STUCK a frxend of everyone 9 EMILY SUTCH she likes school for the fun of lf 9 CLARENCE SWEENY the pioneering type 9 ROSE SZAKE LYHIDI we hear she llkes freckles JACK THOMAS latest attraction at Campbells JUNE THONIAS who knows what shes thmklng JUI A VINCZE shes the tomboy type ROBERT VOGEL his hobby must b argumg 9 DONALD XVEIGEL hls curly haxr ns hns ndentnfacatnon tag 9 ETHEI MAI: XVILD qulet and good natured 9 HENRY YOUNG always standmg corners 9 NIERLI: YOUNG he must have a good lane 9 HAROLD YOUNG BLOOD drues a car and gets around 9 ALLEN WRIGHT does he have a permanent' 9 HONIER XVII SON hes accused of being careless but noteworthy 9 CHARLES LEHNER great game hunter 9 SAMUEL ZINKHAM the alphabet only places htm last lay. 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J ., Inq: Ilmfj foul EIGHTH GRADER S DREAM Apnl 15 1941 Dear D1ary n Fr1day of last week we had a d1scuss1on 1n class that seems to have made qulte an 1m pressxon on me because I had the most VlVld dream about almost every one m our class reamed Marg1e McCla1n, who was a model 1n a swanky shop 1n New York lnVlI9d me to VISII her and perhaps to see once agam some of my old fr1ends of Zehe Hlgh I boarded the tram whom should I see as the conductor but ames Buckley e n formed me that h1s brother, WlllI1H1 was Cl1gll1CCl' on that same tra1n the receptmn g1ven me, the orchestra leader was, to my SLlI'pl'lS0 Robert Sch1edc-mantle' I was presented the key to the Clfy by none other than Mayor B1lly Henderson We then went to Margxes apartment mh1ch was owned by the qulte prosperous real estate man Edward Cullen Later, we went to see those two new famous mov1e stars ackxe Ardolmo and eau Wxlson On the stage were featured Kmg and Bhame, and the Mlller SISIGTS, Betty and Ida Mary The next day we attended a plano concert whlch was g1ven by Alxce Stover 1n Carnegxe Hall From Al1ce I learned that B1lly Guth was a rad1o announcer for a large commercxal concern Robert Baughman was a news commentator and Marjor1e Bollmger, Francts e Wfalt Dorothy Frlshkorn and Mary Lou Nesb1tt were ach1ev1ng fame 1n the mus1c world As I was walkmg down F1fth Avenue I met Robert Robmson who at that t1me was on a lecturmg tour for the Unxversxty of M1nnesota where he was a professor I was delxghted to hear that Geraldlne Capots and LOUIS Vlncze were also teachmg at the same place Further on my way down Ftfth Axenue I not1ced an exclus1ve dress shop wh1ch was operated by oanne Robmson and Geraldxne Smxthtro They further astomshed me by say mg that Lester Bollmger was a stunt p1lot Pearl Say and Ruth Buehler stewardesses on a large a1rl1ner, and Arlene Rader a famous darxng parachute jumper, who was a1ded by her brother Eugene w1th h1s own plane oanne also sa1d that Donald Weaver Gene M1ck Steve Getsay, and R1chard Groves were all employed ln a m1d western factory bu1ld1ng planes That n1ght Marg1e and I went to see a basketball game where ack West and Roy Goeh rmg were playmg hear as I was gomg home that Ruth Strutt Betty Ph1ll1ps and Yvonne Hogan had succeeded III the1r ambmons to be nurses magmficent game and brnngmz vxctory to the1r team I was happy to But then Dear Dnary l1ke so many other good thxngs that must come to an end amazmq dream ended too So nom all I can do IS hope that my dream w1ll come true - .: O . . - Id . , . . . , , . 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SEVENTH GRADE TELL TALES Dear Dxary We lnqulred around a but and this IS what we found out about these 1947 Z H S graduates CARL BRANDSTETTER Quxetest seventh grader GENE BUSBY Freckles and red haxr have always seemed to go together HELEN CASSERLY Has trouble wnth znppers DUANE CONWAY Learn to take care of just Duane ROBERT CUNNINGHAM Drum boogle VINCENT CUNNINGHAM Dnmplcd chm and lung bluc eyes ROBERT DOBSON Chubby llttle rascal DUANE FRISHKORN He has one accxd nt after another BARBARA GETSAY Wow that gum' ROBERT GROVES He hates to be qunet CEORGE HENDERSON Ambition and troubles enough for two people KATHRYN KNAUER They say she has heart troubles' BETTY LANE Food for the lovclorn SHIRLEY LANE W ho xs that secret operator who vxsxts Lanes so often ln thc evenmg ROBERT LEPLEY We thought that Hshermen had to be qunet JEAN LEXVIS 7th grade glamour gurl EDWARD LINTZ Tall dark and handsome LEMUEL IVICBRIDE Loves to draw Indians GERAI D McMASTER Kathryn ns hxs favorxte name WILLIANI MILLER Champion marble shooterlol XVILLIAM PLUMMER He s gonng to be tall too ELMER RAPE Gxve hlm some art work and he behaves RUTH RAPE Llttle' but oh dear NORMAN UHL A would be trumpet player EDWARD VOGEL Ed has a way wmth the teachers lWe envy him D ROBERT WEBSTER Hey Blondie where s Dagwood? JOHN XVEHR Troubles of hxs own but trxes to mmd someone else s for hxm PAUL WEHR Get those jxtters under control Paul AMES WEIGEL Xvas xt a fondness for nce skating or ane Renlley JOAN WOODBURN Pretty wntty and wnse ROBERT YOHN Perpetual motzon JOAN ZEHNER Wfhere s oan' Behind the barxtone CATHERINE ZINKHAM Chatterbox Page Tlurty fifte - . 1 : - I t r ', t A I 1 - - - . . z T . I. . N' C I K K I i C I I . N' 4 K A l 4 . . . , g . . 4 I K ' ' - . ' c . . . L q . T C I . I i ' ' . A -A , . K .. . . ? . T k 1 - . PEARL LINK-Bcyl Do I like red hair? - , I I - 1 ' . , . , . L. , h 1 I 4 C . - ' . , Y Y. -, k . . -.. ,. , . .1 t Y -, - , I . . . , . 3 .. v l I - . ' . ' ' .' -I A ? - ' K U 1 . J , . , , - .- . . . - . . . 'h V COMMERCIAL CLUB HOME ECONOMICS CLUB FUTURE FARMERS HI Y VARSITY Z' CLUB PLAYS ATHLETIC EVENTS AVO CATI CDN COMMERICAL CLUB Dear Diary The Commerclal Club under the leadershlp of Mr Wardle was agam continued thls year for all commercially mmded students Meetings were held monthly and guests were prwnleged to come Mr R L Brummage Works Audxtor of The National Tube Co of Ellwood Cnty Penna spoke at one of the meetings His subject was What an Employer Expects ln an Employee Moving plctures volley ball and danclng were the socxal actxvxtxes at the meetings We sincerely hope that the Commercial Club will continue next year wxth so much success as lt has ln the past OFFICERS President HAROLD ZINKHAM Secretary GERALD HOUSEHOLDER V Presldent ELLA MAE GALLAGHER Treasurer CARL MEEDER Faculty Advisors MR WARDLE and MISS CASEY MEMBERS Dorothea Fleckenstenn Mary Heberlmg Betty Heberlmg Betty Hoover Ann Horvath ack enkms Betty Kxstner ack Lusk Irma Lane Annalnese Knoechel Margaret McW1they B111 Lusk Mary Muller Mary E Thxebaud Arlene Teets Doris Ebert Marne Brxckta Helen Dobson Kathryn Chvala Ernest Coulter Dorothy Bnntrxm ane Braughler Marlon Brophy Gordon Hoover Marlon ohnston Emma Klnmack Lo1s Kennedy Ruth Lauch Helen Mese san Ernest McWlthey Dorothy Pfexfer Helen Racz Robert Slack Vmcent Sosnoskl anxce Strutt Pearl Vmcze Phyllis Woodburn Sam Ely Vlrglhla Fogel Elmer Francls Peggy Frxsh korn Helen Fulton Helen Gaal Walter Garrxs ames Lmtz ack Kxng Martha Harper Fonda Fleet Herbert Isett Dorothy Lane ohn Lukes Ellen Rlchard Dorothy Servxce Rosalne Sapzenza ames Smlthtro Ruth Spnthaler Pearl Sproat Thurman Wells Myrtle Youngblood Mary Belle Zengler April 28 1941 In the commerclal contest sponsored by the Commercial Club hgurxnes were presented to Helen Hartzell and Gerald Householder as the outstanding gxrl and boy m commercial work Gold puns were presented to Fonda Fleet Shorthand 12 Herbert Isett Commercxal Law Lee Bhame Typewrmng 12 ean Keefer Shorthand ll Robert Wfxser Bookkeepxng 11 Ruth Robmson Typewrmng ll James Burchnnal Economxc Geography Marguerlte Vollrath Gen eral Busmess Trammg , I v . , I . Y . . . . I 7 ' ' ' .' - - , N ' - ' ll 3 7 K ' . . . .- ' 1 ' ' ' K - D . I Y Q I Y V 7 Y ! J .l 4 , A , Jf y , ' , 1 ' , I I ! ' I 3 7 I l I I 5 , 1 Y ' ' , .l , ' , Delores Burkart, John Conway, Jack Creeks, Clinton Evans, Harold Eichholtz, Joe Getsay, , ' J , 4 , A , , - , ' , ' , , y ' Q .l ' , . , , , 7 . . . , , Y , F , Y , I .l ' y J ' , - - , , , , .l , ' 1 , ' , ' Y , I I I Il . ' , Q , ' 9 , ' ' 9 J , : A , ' z ' , I' 9 ' , ' 1 V , - Paar' Thirty-riylli HOME EC CLUB OFFICERS Presndent BETTY MACK Vnce Presndent DOROTHY LANE Secretary MARGARET MACK Treasurer AMY ZEHNER September, 1940 Dear Diary Our Home Economics Club resumed lts meetings this month wlth a member shlp of fifty seven February, 1941 At thus month s meetmg Mary Lewxs presented an mterestmg dramatlc slut and theatrxcal make up demonstration Mary l-leberlmg entertained vocally after whxch a del1c1ous lunch was served Mrs Louise Salinger of the School of Dress Design Pxttsburgh spolce on The Evolutlon of Fashxon The Vocational Home Economics Girls presented a comedy entitled The Happy ourney and then tea was served Aprll, 1941 We spent thls month charitably knlttmg wrlstlets for the Royal A1r Force and taking canned goods and Jellies to the chxldren at the Heart Home In Valencla May, 1941 Because rhxs was the last month of our school year we all enjoyed a good old fashioned plcnlc Good bye untxl next yearlll Inu I lnrfj mm 3 . . , March, 1941 ' b . 7 I Y . 7 tt - ' ay - - ' ' lf ' J' HY , . 9 7 I I, ' ' V ,- ' Paar I-rnlj Top Row BARTELS C RADER C WARNER R ROBINSON R CABLE ,I ELLUINGER Second Row H PAFFNBACH H TEFTS j KII-ER H RIDENOUR R BPIGHEY I' FOGEI Thu-d Row C BUPP R HOUSFHOLDFR S DUGAN C BLONTZ C FISHER D BHAMI: MR MACK fourth Rom A WRIGHT C SWEENEY D MFASEL C BEIGHEY G SCHOTT H YOUNG BUTLER COUNTY S FUTURE FARMERS Our officers for thls year were Cllnton Rader, president, Earl Fogel, vlce presl This year we partlclpated ln the followlng events Daryl I-Iall won second place ln the corn judglng contest ln the mld western dlstrlct and first IH the area Howard Teets won first ln the dlstrlct and hrst xn the area for poultry judglng We also partncxpated but dld not place, In the following events Feed ldentlhcatlon, horsemanshlp contest, potatoes, llvestoclc at Mercer, and dairy judging at Zellenople At Stoneboro falr last August we partlclpatecl in dalry judging ln which Howard Teets placed first The boys tool: their poultry projects to the New Castle Fair and had several first places together wlth some sec ond and thlrd placmgs Mr Mack took three boys to the Internatlonal Daxry Show at Harrlsburg This spring we entered ln corn judging at Slippery Rock ln whlch two boys placed George Schott, second, and Robert Cable thxrd, malcmg them ellgnble for ellmlnatlons at State College later this season We hope to make I11OI'8 Pl3ClI1gS IO represent ZCllCrlOPlC Elf State College In Une The above cllpplng was cut from the May '7 1941 News Beacon I dentg John Wise, treasurerg Robert Cable, reporter. ,, . . . . . 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L . . . . . . . ,, -, - . vp 1 dig ,,,M-xfclfnkrnrpcuf HI Y CLUB LIGHTS ff 7, Dear Pledpt The purpose ind ldL l1S nf our 1-11Y Club 15 to strengthen friendship to be of seruce t our school ind communxty 1nd to umm 1 hlgh stwnclird of Chrxstmn ch1r1ctcr by lnvmg up to our p11tform of C1e1n Speech C1e1n Sports Clcin Scho11rsh1p 1nC1 Clein Llvlng Our 1ctn1t1es lor thxs yeir mc uclc pu lC'lI10l1 o e 1:v1ns City 1 himburqer fry wlth thirst quenchmg rootheer ind rn Nlarch 1 t111c by 1N1r N1'1cN1cho1'1s he'1c1 of thus dnstrxct s Hx Y We h1ve Jomed the 1-11 Y n1t1on11 org1n1z1t1on Thxs yt lr 1 new proctdure was Introduced Eich member of the club h1d ch lrge of tht xeelcly ch1pe1 devotlons The usu11 responsibility for the gym Lxhlhltxon 'md home trwclt meet equlpmcnt his ilso lcen taken by the 1-11Y boys Sxgned MEMBERS 1940 1941 LEE BHAME WALTER GARRIS MELVIN STOOPS GEORGE YOCKEY LEADERS Presnclent Vice President Secremry Tre1surer Veteran H1 1941 1947 XYJALTER GARRIS GEORGE YOCKFY MELVIN STOOPS CARL MEEDER oe Getsiy Girl 1V1eeC1er ohn 1V1'1rsh'i11 Riy Sosnoslcl Thurmin XVe11s 'lmes Lxntz XV11ter Garrxs Robert Wfxser ohn Conwiy Alvin Fulcomer 1cl-c Sharrer 'ack Greeks Czeoxge Yocl-:ey Lee Bh1me Rlchird Ziegler Gordon Hooxer Rlchircl Relmsey 1N1e1un Stoops Robert Slack Leo H1rt NEW MEMBERS-1941 42 George 1u5.,sdon Jicls Lusk B111 1 uslt Rollin Engle 'Lck Klhj., Ernest Nlcvk :they ,f 111111 fllffj ull: 2 ' 5 I I 4 3 2, 1 Q 3 1 NV l Ti 54 1 '11 1' cf. .1 ' . 97' X. 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J , ' ,- Top Row COACH CLEMENTS CHVALA RIDIINOUR I-IOUSER KILE ASST COACH RODEMOYIIR Second Row MEEDER GETSAY V SOSNOSKI R SOSNOSKI Thurd Row ROTNOUR F SZAKELYHIDI FREDERICK BURKETT LUKES Bottom Row YOCKFY FRANCIS KATI A SZAKELYHIDI LUTZ Ijlllll lrnlj lv. 11 VARSITY Z CLUB The purpose of thxs organnzatlon IS to establnsh frnenclshxp and unnty among the lettermen A requirement set up thus year provldes that Senxor club members who have been ln the club for one year and have e1rned a letter wlll recexve a sweater The club s funds have been rusecl by the club s pencll sellmg campalgn 1November 20 19401 the benefit basketball game wxth Mars Independents lDecember 17 19401 the Utopla Mlnstrel llVlarch 21 19415 Nine teen sweaters seventeen to Senxor members and two to our advisers were xssued Meetings were held twlce a month wlth games and refreshments brmgmg them to a close MEMBERS Andy Szakelyhldl Ray Sosnoskx Art Rotnour Frank Szakelyhxdl ohn Lukes Charles Ikatl Robert Frederxck Thurman Wells, Dom1n1c Chvala Henry Rnclenour oe Getsay Elmer Vincent Sosnoskl ohn Burkett the Alumni members not ln the pxcture Steve Blnzman B111 Slack Lysle Wllson a k Lovett ulxus Beres ames Bagamery Zola Almasl April 28 1941 Two members were cfhclally added to our club today when we held a meetmg assem bly Our new 'assoclates 'Are ohn Marshall a Senlor 'md oe Szakelyhndn a Sophomore OFFICERS Presndent ANDY SZAKELYHIDI Vnce President RAY SOSNOSKI Secretary Treisurer ART ROTNOUR Advxsers MR CLEMENTS MR RODEMOYER Xxfe are very glad for this recognxtlon of varsxty athletics and hope that the undergradu 'ntes wlll contlnue to carry on thls organxzatlon s 'actlvxtxes untll Varsnty Z becomes a Zelne tradxtnon II II . , . 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ZAA PLAY THE YANKEE KING Our play season was launched wlth thls hlghly entertamxng procluctlon B CHUSC of the Llflflflng CEOYE and lngelilll Y of OLII' OWU MISS Albin the comedy WHS an OVCI'Wl'1ClITllI1g SUCCESS Pa Hmkle Ma Hmkle Marian Hxnkle Wxlbur Hlnkle Wayne Douglas Stephen Kruger Melissa Destmn Duchess Augusta ulla Leon Emery Wanda Page One Page Two Dxrector CHARACTERS SAMUEL ELY ALBERTA HOUSEHOLDER RUTH ROBINSON JAMES L1NTz THURMAN WELLS ROBERT JOHNS ELLEN RICHARD VIRGINIA FOGEL JEAN PEFFER WILLIAM LUSK CARL MEEDER DOROTHY BINTRIM PEGGY FRISHKORN JANICE STRUTT SARAH B ALBIN P11 I- rlj Ihrrr r , . u rr 'IX . . . . . . . eu ' ' ...... 7 fd! , ,,S1 .TM Oswald Mahler ------- LEO HART ffl . . 4 4 . . . . . V 'ffm' I jf' - . . . ,-R 1 ,J - J . --.----- rf L' x. 1 J . ,I 1 I 52' I, ,- flu JUNE MAD The .lunlor Class Play Directed by Mr Barnes thus uproarous comedy was presented by the unlor 1.144017 1540! Class on Friday evening February 28 ln the audltorlum The play centered J ffl- rl around Penny Wood a gold dxgger If there ever was one and her troubles wlth her parents and boy frxencls CHARACTERS JANE BRAUGHLER JAMES LINTZ VIRGINIA FOGEL ALVIN FULGOMER SAMUEL ELY Penny Wood Chuck Harrls Mrs Wood Elmer Tuttle Dr Wood EMMA DeMATTIS JACK CREEKS JOE GETSAY GEORGE LOGSDON RHYLLIS WOODBURN WALTER GARRIS RUTH ROBINSON Mlllle Lou G Mervyn Roberts Roger Van Vleclc Mr Harris Shlrley Wentworth Ralph Wentworth ulxe Harris Because of the late return of the retalce picture of the entxre cast It was lm possible to have It In our annual We are sorry and we do want to acknowledge the fine worlc of Alvln Fulcomer Peggy Frlshltorn and Ruth Roblnson the three people who are not In the above actlon picture ll If 1 ff f I 'D A X' l - . - l . . , , J I we 4' , , - ,f' 1 7- ' , . l ' R xl r D ---- I l XJ U - - U , - - - - D l - Ret fr I A AAAAAAA J J lv ' Effie ------- PEGGY FRISHKCRN , DJ D h - - - n - - xi J tl, JJ J ' ,.,,,, fx ll ' v ' If . x X P - 't ' R I v Mx ll - - - - .gdx lv u-If 1 - . h l .. X 1 J . . - - - I . - N x 'P X xy . . . . - 1 'urlj'-four UTOPIA MINSTREL The Utopla lVI1nstrel Show s as presented by the Varslty Z Club ln our high school audxtorlum on Friday evenmg March An entertalnmg program full of laughs and fun was offered to a full house CHARACTERS lnterlocutor THURMAN WEI LS Cooks From Shlpwrecked Boat Shmbone ohnston CARL MEEDER Peanuts GEORGE YOCKEY Fizzle RAY SOSNOSKI Vxolet JIMMY BAGAMERY Glormna DOIVIINIC CHVALA Mandy Johnston CHARLES KATI Chorus Almasx Wllson Slaclx Blxzman Rotnour Rlden our K1le F Szalcelyhldx A Szalxelyhldl Soltesz Francls Frederlclt V SOSHOSIQI MR CLEMENTS Directors MR RoDEMoYER Speclal a tractlons were offered by C1rl Meeder Gerald Householder and Howard Orr Mrs Rodemoyer George Yoclcey Lysle Wilson and B111 Slack lmmy Bagamery and Porlxy Solresz the Boys Octet Mary Roach and Ellen moyer second tenor Mr Holroyd barxtone and lVIr Clements bass GYM EXHIBITION APRIL181941 Relays 7th BOYS Specialty Tap GIRLS Intra Mural Champion hlp Volley Ball 10th 17th BOYS IRICHARD SCHLACHTER 1JAMrs KEARNS Member of Slxppery Roclt Gym Teamj Parallel Bars CISIISIIICHIC Drxll Forward Rolls Marchlng Drxll Vaultlng EXCFCISCS Waltz Tip Pantson and Vestov Tumblmg Pyramxds Men ln Sxlver aj Basketball b Football CI Traclx dj All Sports THE MAD GIRLS t BOYS GIRLS 9th BOYS GIRLS RUSSIANS GIRLS Nth BOYS 151 . . . . ,, ,. . . 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I . . , t . v K Y 4 7 I , Q . . 3 ' ff 75 Y I ' , , 1 Richard, and the Faculty Quartet, composed of Mr. Barnes, tenor, Mr. Rode- 7 1 ' 7 I 5 ' 5 ' - ' s ' - - - 4 S ' ' - ' -------- S h ff N .. -. - i I I 'ugw fur Page Party .Hx ff lv CH ERLEADERS This year the cheerleaders were selected by Mlss Casey who supervlsed the glrls and taught them many new cheers Those selected were Dorothy Ket erer Phyllxs Woodburn Margaret McW1they Loretta Luca Sally Teets Cora Hender son and Irma Lane Much credlt IS due to these glrls who sometimes cheered themselves hoarse They followed the football team to every game even to Mars where hlp boots were needed Next year we hope some lclnd hearted gentleman w1ll offer hrs car and take the cheerleaders to all football and basketball games INTRAMURAL SPORTS Our school had a very outstanding year ln xntramural sports under the supervlslon of Mr Clements and Miss Morrison The students who partlclpated for the most part showed good sportsmanship There were three dlffcrent sports for the students to choose from namely GIRLS CLASS BASKETBALL Led by Myrtle Youngblood the Senior glrls won the 1941 class champronshlp All the teams were fanrly good but laclc of basketball sklll kept them out of the w1n column The games were played on Tuesday and Thursday evenmgs at 6 O0 p m The Senxors were coach ed by Miss Casey while the runners up nn the class teams were the unlors coached by Miss Stout BOYS' CLASS VOLLEYBALL The Senior boys team won the class xolleyball tournament The campalgn was very nn terestung wxth many close games The Semors defeated all other teams 7 I 1 I 9 1 a ' , . . . . , . ' 7 'I basketball, volleyball, and mushball. ' I . , , - . I J . 3 , X, L- V- - Top Ron B SLACK J SHARRER J GETSAH D WILLIAMSON! I- IVRWITHEY MR BARNES Bouom Row J LIIUINGER J KING J SCHAI-FER I- FRANCIS R JOHNS R HOUSE HOLDER C EVANS BOYS CLASSBASKETBALL The Junior boys won 1 h1rd fought contest from the Freshman hoys by 1 score of 45 to 14 to take rhe l94l ch1mp1onshlp The other teams were f'urly good but the umors vuth thcxr co1ch NIr Barnes Jus: seemed to hue rho swf? QUVN ff !'w, J Top Row C BALDER I-I FLLTON B ROSSVIAN R XINCZE 'VI JOHNSTON Bonom Row E INAYLOR P WOODBURN R ROBIINSONI H MESESSAN GIRLS CLASS VOLLEYBALL ur mmnmg., xnllexhul group rhfs mir IS nude up ot nun unxur gif s m U vs mrke I get or to mm the honor or bong, nn hrs: pI1cr Smcr ll IS our hrst xeir 15 champxons our prl c IS urnmrnous ind Qxnuerc Non thu me 1 nun suucss ur rg sure to rv our rs next voir to keep lhxs honur Iliff 1 .J i A J Q fa X ,4 I ' ' s Lv iff GUI.-f',' of L? .L .J V, Lv 4' f Y I 7 or '.'1 . 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BASKETBALL BAND ORCHESTRA CHORUSES FORENSIC CLIPPINGS STAFF FOOTBALL CCMPETITION 111 l'l QQ 59 Q Egg 'PX OUR FOOTBALL SQUAD COACHES HEAD COACH MR CLEMENTS This tall gentleman who IS serving his third year as head coach at Zellenople High School IS very well liked by the boys who enjoy working with him We all mxslm hun much success m the coming years ASSISTANT COACH MR RODEMOYER Mr Rodemoyer who was a newcomer to all of us has become very popular n our school ThlS former Geneva athlete who has been of much assistance to Nlr Clements says that he has enjoyed the past year with everyone MANAGERS Head Manager ohn Lukes who graduates served his rhnrd year as a man ager for Mr Clements and proved to be capable of handlmg his duties No 1 Asst Vincent Sosnoskl Th1s umor was a bug help to ohn xn lmmg off the field Vincent also took care of the first aid lclt No 2 Asst oe Szakelyhldl oe also helped lighten the burden for the head manager, especlally ln llnlng the Held for the Evans Clty game No 3 Asst Harold Youngblood Harold really dnd hls share by taking care of the footballs at practlces and carrying water at the games ' v A mm' ,..- v,,,, - , 1 V .V , ,f . 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J 9 7 ' PLAYERS FRANK SZAKELYHIDI Rlght End Captaln Cvood blocker lot of courage outsnndlng agalnst Hopewell Frank leaves us JOHN KILE Tackle Short and husky handicapped most of the season by a sore wrlst He should be a bng help next year ARTHUR ROTNOUR Right Halfback A boy who never quxt was out part of the season mth a leg mjury played a good game against Butler He grad uates JOE GETSAY Quarterback Could be considered a trxple threat man showed lt ln the Freedom and Evans City games Watch oe next year ANDY SZAKELYHIDI Right Halfback Hard runner good blocker always dependable had flghtmg spxrtt played a good game against Hopewell Andy also leaves ACK LUTZ Fullback Was out part of the season because of lnjurles played a good game at Shenango He really should shme next year FLMER FRANCIS-Left End Knows how to take If loves the game Other teams flnd xt hard to keep hum out of their backfleld He IS only a umor the lme He showed Freedom how tackles should be made THURMAN WELLS-Tackle Lots of courage played hls best game agamst his old schoolmates Freedom He also leaves RAY SOSNOSKI Backed up the lme never qult dependable center always trled very good at blocking Ask the Shenango boys If he can run e also IS a Senior ROBERT FREDERICK Small but full of fight for a llttle guard broke up many opponents plays behind the lxne of scrnmmage Bob also leaves JOHN KORCZYNSKI Senior who would have been a brg help lf he only had had experlence He came to practxce only at mid season DOMINIC CHAVALA Senior has all the credit commg to hlm that can be glven DOIDIHIC worked hard for three years and was gxven a letter for do mg so GEORGE YOCKEY Quarterback Called slgnals small but spunky also caught hrs share of passes Watch hlm next year RUSSEL DRUSCHEL Freshman substitute at tackle lacks experience He should be ready next year ALBERT HAUSER junlor substxtute at the guard post He should shine next year GERALD WHITE Also a jumor guard He too should play h1s posxtton well next year Payr Fzffy onr J - - ' ' ' s CHARLES KATI-Small Guardg made up for it in spiritg stopped many plays in ' g ' . 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H Pwr flffj Ifuo PLAYERS ACK JENKINS-Helped John Klle out at the tackle posltlon He should cover a bug hole next year CHARLES FISHER Short plucky Freshman showed Union he could block JOHN BURKETT Replaced Art at half back and ran wild against Hopewell He wxll take over next year MERLE YOUNG Short fast runner showed Union how to run around end He should be a great help next year HENRY RIDENOUR Tackle Lackcd experience but still got his share He graduates WILLIAM FRANCIS Freshman substitute at end Watch the Francis ends next year DONALD WILLIAMSON Junior lacked experience should help out next year He recelved an mjury which was a handicap late ln the season ERNIE COULTER A guard played a good game agalnst Shenango Look for h1m next year LOUIS DRESCHER Semor substxtute center had courage but was unable to be at all practices the reason for hrs losmg out JACK THOMAS-Freshman out for tackle Watch ack after a year s experx ence We know he wxll be a good man for thxs posltxon JOHN OSTOVICH Freshman should be a good ball player after a little ex pernence MAX KASTUGIC Also a Freshman We all hope he can fill the shoes his brother once wore ANDY SOLTESZ-Short scrappy Freshman who should develop into a nifty llttle ball carrier ANDY GETSAY Quarterback Should be able to be materlal for next year JOHNNY GETTMAN Just a Sophomore and should prove to be a good ball player 111 l'llS next two YCBFS BILL JEFFRIES-A boy who can tear the holes open and let the ball carrier through He also wlll be a good man next year JACK LUSK Another Sophomore who would earn himself a positron very easlly nf he would put has mmd to nt How about a try ack? JOHN LORES-He also is a Sophomore who has what xt takes to make a good lmeman TONY BAGAMERY Another Sophomore who nn hls Senxor year will show some of hns brother s old trlcks JOHNNY LUCA A Freshman who would make a good end with a llttle effort Johnny wlll prove hxmself valuable m a year or so 1 7 5 ' 1' v I ' 1 5 5 . , , . - 3 , . 1 ' ,I ' T 5 - 1 go . ,J . v a a . , . 1 '- ' FOOTBALL ECHOES At the openmg of the football season Zellenople had to be content with elght lettermen from last year Those back were Ray Sosnoskl Charles Katx Robert Frederick Frank Szakelyhndl Elmer Francns oe Getsay Andy Szakelyhxdx and ack Lutz Zehenople had a tough schedule and only falr materlal to put agamst her opponents From thls maternal Coach Clements and Assistant Coach Rodemoyer developed a much better team than the records show they would have won more games had lt not been for a few bad breaks and xnexperlenced players The boys practlced ram or shme hot or cold Naturally each boy played for grxdxron fame and glory ZELIENOPLE 0 BUTLER 27 The hd lifter of the 1940 season was at Butler where Zellenople was handed her worst defeat IH a night game Playing wlth four mexpernenced players Zelle was no match for the Butler eleven Our opponents were penalized forty yards to Zehes twenty and had ten first downs to Zelxes four The w1nners predomx nated durmg the whole game and scored ln every quarter except the third ln the flrst quarter they scored twice The Zelxe club defense was weakened by the end ZELIENOPLE 13 HOPEWELL 0 Beneath the sweltermg sun Zellenople bounced back hard from thenr previous defeat and trxmmed Hopewell a newcomer on our schedule Zellenople scored nn the flrst and second quarters and thus put the game nn the bag Zelle had exght first downs to Hopewell s five ZELIENOPLE 12 SHENANGO 12 After defeatxng Hopewell Zehenople traveled to Shenango and tled the Law rence County crew Zeltenople scored ln the fxrst quarter on an eighty yard run by Ray Sosnoskl Shenango scored m the second and third quarters and took the lead until Zelle tied nt up when Elmer Francns caught a pass and ran twelve yards to tle the count Both teams missed the extra point ZELIENOPLE 13 FREEDOM 19 Stagmg a valiant but losing battle Zelnenople showed signs of a very good team when they played Freedom on the local fleld Scoring ln the second and last quarters they were overcome when Freedom also scored ID the second and thxrd After oe Getsay recexved an mjury and had to leave the game the boys were dns couraged Wxth only two mmutes left to play SBSSIC Freedoms left half back took the ball from center and raced thirty five yards for the wmnmg touchdown P ly Iwflj thr . , . . . t ., ., A Y D -7 I 7-I 7 . I, S . 7 ' . 7 ' I - . , . ' y . , . , . . 1 - ' 9 . less pounding of the husky Butler boys. 9 , . Y , . Y 7 , . J ' ' ' , 1 . . . , - 9 1 ' 1 1 1' 'A '- Paar' flflj our FOOTBALL ECHOES ZELIENOPLE 12 BEAVER 25 After overcommg the defeat which Freedom handed them Zellenople trav eled to Beaver and agaln were defeated by the former Zelxe Asslstant Coach s clan After Zelle tled Beaver ln the third quarter at slx all Beaver took the klck off and ran the ball over for a score In the fourth quarter Zelle agaxn scored but Beaver also scored twice and made a placement thus wlnmng the battle twenty five to twelve ZELIENOPLE 0 UNION TWP 6 Zellenople was outplayed so far as Hrst downs were concerned by the boys from Umon wxrh an cxght to five dxfference The boys battled to a standstxll untxl the last quarter when Unlon scored a touchdown thus putting the game on lce How ever the penalties were 1n Zelne s favor because Union lost forty yards on penal tles and Zehe was not gullty at all ZELIENOPLE 0 MARS 0 The race for the Class B Champlonshlp of Butler County became further complicated when Zelxe and Mars played a 0 0 tie on the Mars field Ir was 1m posslble to show any football at all because the Held was nothmg but a mud hole Andy Szakelyhldx after makmg a tackle was stuck m the mud and had to be helped up by hxs mates Mars had three flrst downs to Zelxe s one and completed one pass out of four tries whxle Zehe never trled to toss mud balls ZELIENOPLE 6 EVANS CITY 12 was the first w1n for the Blue and White over Zelle slnce 1924 Evans Clty scored ln the second quarter after recovermg a Zelxe fumble on the Zelle twenty after two plays Knauf plunged lt over In the third quarter Marburger went back ln punt formatlon and took a low pass from center He decided to run with lt went around hls own left end and raced sixty yards for a score to pad the lead twelve to nothxng Durlng the fourth quarter Zelxe began to show nts power wlth Getsay taking the mjured ack Lutz s place at fullback and George Yockey callmg the plays oe took the ball nine txmes out of ten and went all the way down to Evans City s seven yard llne where he leaped hugh m the a1r and threw a bullet like pass to George Yockey standlng ln the end zone for a score Zelle mlssed the extra pomt and thus ended the scormg However Zelxe outplayed Evans Clty with twelve first downs to the Blue and Whites two The only thlng in whlch Evans Cnty outclassed Zellenople was the puntmg whlch averaged thlrty seven yards to Zelle s fourteen In the big game of the year, Evans City defeated Zelie on the local field. 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I f 1940-41 BASKETBALL NEWS Top R E FRANCIS R SOSNOSKI Mgr F SZAKELYHIDI J SZAKELYHIDI Capt COACH CLEMENTS A SZAKELYHIDI C MEEDER J MARSHALL V SOSNOSKI Mgr Bottom Row M YOUNG A GETSAY A ROTNOUR A FULCOMER G YOCKEY J LUKES V A R S I T Y LETTERMEN FRANK SZAKELYHIDI Forward Senxor Captain Scrappy player hlgh scorer ofthe team trxcky drxbbler dead shot under the bucket We all wxll miss Frank next year ANDY SZAKELYHIDI Forward Senior Left hand expert sank them from the sxde 1 good shot from any angle-cut swxftly JOE SZAKELYHIDI Center Sophomore Took many up offs recovered ball from the bankmg board was a good close 11 shot much 15 expected from hum next year CARL MEEDER-Guard Junior EFFICIEHI defensive man cool player took losses serlously he also should be a blg help next year RAY SOSNOSKI1Guard Senlor Scrappy player worked the ball thrcugh opponent s de fense effectwely he was also a long shot artzst JOHN MARSHALL Center Semor Came through ln the punch scrippy pl1yer got many rebounds JOHN LUKES-Guard Semor Hard fighter saw much actlon as 1 subsutute also started a few games ART ROTNOUR-Guard Senlor Short and stocky wlth 1 lot of fight active as 1 substl lute GEORGE YOCKEY Forward Junior Flghts hard says his he1rt 15 ln the game should be a good forward next year Three boys ln the above pxcture Merle Young Andy Getsay and Alvin Fulcomer were not awarded letters but are fine men wxth whom Coach Clements may hll the posxtlons that are being left by the sux senior boys We all hope that next year s season will be very success ful nn brlngmg vlctory to our team Good luck boys I mn I1 lj ow: . . . , .Q . , . , .g , . . . . - . . . 3 - 1 . . . . . , . , . . 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1k - -. - 1 . 1 1 1 1 K K 1 1 1 1 C 1 1 1 C 1 C . .. 1 1. 1 C 1 Y 3 3 1 , 1 . . . , . . 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I , f, Pagf lzflj .Hx 1940 41 BASKETBALL NEWS Zelxe s pre season engagements dxd much to put the team m trnm for the league season The games were wlth Plum Township Wampum Slippery Rock Mars Alumnl and Darlington After several defeats as the stason started Zelxe s patlence was rewarded and Freedom was the FIISC team to fall before our boys After that Mars Evans Cxty and Beaver were pounced upon by the Purple and Gold and defeated rn excxtmg games SEASON S RECORD Zelne Zelle Zelxe Zelle Zelxe Zelxe Zelxe Zelle Zelxe Zelre Zelle Zelle Zelxe Zelle Zelne Zelle Zelxe Zelle Zelxe Zelxe Zelxe Darlmgton Plum Twp Wampum Slippery Rock Mars Alumni Plum Twp Alumni M1dland Evans City Freedom Rochester Monaca Beaver Darlmgton Mldland Evans Cxty Freedom Mars Rochester Monaca Beaver Another basketball season has passed but there wxll be many more Each year the boys and the fans hope that some day as ln 37 and 35 Zelne agam w111 become sectional champions , 1 ' ................. 19- ' . . ' ................. 23- . . . I ................. 25- ... ' ................ 34- ' ' ................. 25- ' ' .........,....... 26- . . . ' .............,... 50- ' . . . . . ' ................. 15- 1 .. . . ' ................. 31- ' . . ' ................. 50- ... . Zelie ................ 33-Mars ....... ' ................. 17- . . . ' ...........,..... 25- ..... ' ................. 45- ..... . ' ................. 49- ' .. I ................. 15- ' .. . . 4 ................. 37- l . . ' ................. 38- . . . . ' ................ 47- ...... . ' ................. 26- .. . ' ................. 28- ... . 1940-41 BASKETBALL NEWS RESERVES The reserve team was made up of only seven boys after the pool experts were dropped by the coaches but through the coaching efforts of Mr Rodemoyer the boys showed a fme splrlt ancl played as well as the others Most of the boys are eighth and ninth graders Lrsted m the plcture above they are from left to rlght Back row Manager ohn Gettman Ray Wexgle F Altemus Jack Thomas Fred Weigel ack West Coach Mr Rodemoyer Manager ames Engllsh Front row Merle Rape Roy Goehrmg MANAGERS Thls year Mr Clements was asslsted m his work by three managers Vmcent Sosnoskl was given the job of xssumg the orders to the other two who were Elmer Francis and lmmy Engllsh The work was planned for each on the mghts of the games Vincent kept score Elmer kept tlme and nmmy asslsred the players fur nxshmg them wxth towels and rosm We all hope that these boys wxll contmue thelr fine work next year Paar fifty .nun QQ 11 1 - 1 ' 1 : J 1 1 - 1 1 1 ,I 1 ' 1 J - T , . 1 - 1 1 J 1 ' 'I 1, nA, uc f A l 1 y 11 YL ,B-wg Top Row L HART R ENGLE W ZEIGLER M STOOPS R CABLE J KIFER Second Row H ROACH C STUCK I MARSHALL R WEIGLE F WEIGLE H RIDENOUR J THOMAS J KING R JOHNS H MEYER Thnrd Row B HERMAN P SAY D SERVICE B WEST A JANOVICH L KENNEDY M STAUFFER P MILLER E STEVENS R BUEHLER WEIGIE D WEIGLE J LINTZ J SHARRER G HOUSEHOLDER Fxfth Row M FOGEL V MILLER M RAPE B MACK B EICHHOLTZ C MEEDER J SMITHTRO L WILD B LUSK T FIEDLER H CASSERLY R RAMSEY Snxth R R SCHEIDEMANTLE L SPITHALER S ELY M JOHNSTON J BRAUGHLER ayorette G YOCKEY R ROBINSON M LOGSDON J WILSON Dlrector MR HOLROYD PURPLE AND GOLD CRUSADES Deary Dlary We have been very busy this year as usual A glance at thxs lxst of events wxll convmce you uly 31 August 1 and 2 We were honored by belng chosen to play the mus1c for the Centennlal Pageant August 3 We marched m the Centenmal parade September 20 Played at a football game between Hopewell and Zelle at home October 4-Agam at a football game, thxs tlme wxth Freedom, at home October 11 Formed Z for fxrst txrne at Beaver October 20 Played at the Wlllkle rally at Butler October 31 The Hallowe en parade ln Zellenople November ll We planned a specxal entertainment for half time of the Evans Cnty Zelle game, but because of poor weather condxtlons the field was unfit for our use December 3 Played for the Plum Township basketball game ln our audltorxum December 17 The Varsxty Z Club basketball game at home Pagr hftj rzqlll 4 , ef V . 4 ,K 'lm 4 ,, -- I + fe--+24 dp ..- f'.1 H'-'af if L 1 AV' L F R V nb ' ' 'J ,. tt, fy' f f I K-1 1 'N TB E ,X ,245 .M i ' Q : . , . , . , . , . , . . 'M' - Fourth Row: M. CUMBERLAND, J. CREEKS, J. CONWAY, R. GAERTNER, A. ZEHNER, R. Q 3 J J , - U L , . . x v - I I ' ' Q. . - I . 3 ' - , - - me ar . J A I PURPLE AND GOLD CRUSADES February 7-The Evans City basketball game at home. February 14-Mars, again at home. February 25-Beaver game at home. April 4, 5-Competed in the District Contest at Slippery Rock, in which we took second place. May 3-Marched at the Scouting Day parade in Butler. May 30-We participated in the annual Memorial Day parade une 4--Played for Commencement During the summer the band will again attend various firemen conventions 1nd parades THE ORCHESTRA T p R A STOVER P r G HOUSEHOLDER M FOGEL W EICHHOLTZ R GAERT NER L HART W LINTZ G YOCKEY The Zelienople High School Orchestra played at two plays The Yankee King and une Mad and for the Rotary International speakers Like all high school orchestras it suffered by being overshadowed by the band However our orchestra rates well in comparison with other schools and should improve rather than deteriorate Pugr hfly mm' 'E ll l x o ow: . , ianisg . , . , . , . - Second Row: j. CONWAY. B. HARTER. D. SERVICE, B. MACK, S. ELY. - - u 7 ' 7, NJ !! ' ' ' 9 Y ' a i i - y . . . . , GIRLS CHORUS Top Rom R REILIEY G ROSENSTEIL A ZEHNER H RACZ V McCLELLAND E SUTCH S LUTZ A LUSK J GARVIN R SPITHALER E KLIMACK L LUCA K SOLTESZ B HERMAN M SOLTESZ R SOLTESZ D NICODEMUS Second Row S SCHOTTE P W'OODBURN M FOGEL B HEBERLING M STAUFFER C HENDERSON E RICHARD M FISHER M GUTH H LAUCK L McKAY W LINTZ L BHAME M DEMETER INQON A HOUSEHOLDER J STRUTT B HOOVER R LAUCK M HEBERLING L BHAME E KAUFMAN H DOBSON MR HOLROYD Bottom Row H LUTZ R GAERTNER F McGINNIS j BRAUGHLER V FOGEL P FRISHKORN G LUSK J GANO J GALLAGHER D FLECKENSTEIN D KET TERER B SCHAFFER M HARPER M ZIEGLER R PLUMMER Our Glrls Chorus met every Tuesday and Thursday during the elghth period ln the portable Twenty fxve sopranos, 18 second sopranos, and 17 altos make up the chorus We sang at the annual spring concert on March 14 and competed ln the county contest at Slippery Rock on March 78, taking second place On June 1, we sang at the baccalaureate service Pagr' S1311 I Third Row: G. EAMER. Pianistg L. RINK, H. FULTON, J. PEFFER. M. McWITHEY, R. ROB- f . , . . . 7 MIXED CHORUS Top Row H ZINKHAM W EICHHOLTZ J SMITHTRO L WILDE L SPITHALER G HOUSEHOLDER J MARSHALL W SLIZIK R JOHNS J KORCZYNSKI Thnrd Row R GRAINEY D KETTERER E RICHARDS M PARKS E SUTCH M THIE BAUD E RADER D SERVICE E STUCK M PAUL C HENDERSON C EBERLE Second Row G EAMER M FISHER M STAUFFER M ZEIGLER M MACK G LUSK S IANGHURST J GAILAGHER E JENKINS J BEAHM V PLUMMER H HOL ROYD Fu-st Ron S SCHOTTE R BILLINGS M RINK M DRUSCHEL M SPITHALER I WRIGHT L RINK M MOESER J WHIPPLE The Mlxed Chorus, organized the second week m September, met 1n the port able every Tuesday and Fr1day durmg the fifth pernod The chorus IS composed of 16 sopranos, 13 altos, 6 tenors, and 7 basses This year they sent Dorothy Service as a representatlve to the Midwestern Chorus held. at Greenville on Janu ary 17 They entertamecl several tnmes rn chapel and at the concert on March 14 The Mxxed Chorus has made a marlced improvement since the beglnnmg of the year and, although they drd not enter the Music Contest this year, Mr Holroyd plans a larger chorus and more events for next year Puyt .Sulj um I I : . . . . . . . . . . V . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . , . BOYS CHORUS Top Ron Su-ond Row Third Ron P1101 131415 In 1 W FRANCIS SPITHALER K GROSS H-ARTFIS J G FAMER R JOHNS J KING F ALTEMUS J LINTZ G YOCKEY C BUPP J CONWAY I MARSHAIL W LUSK L WI! DI- N VOI-GTIY IUSK B SLIZIK Pnmsl R GRAIN!-Y S DUGAN R HOUSEHOI DIR D CIIIAND CREI-KS FIOYD MOYER L HART C. FISHIR H HOLROYD The Z H S Boys Chorus dxd not t1lce part rn nnny 'tctxvxtnes thxs ye1r However they s1ng when the Rotary Club presented thexr series of 1nternatxon1l spe1kers There are so few boys xn the chorus that they dxd not take part m the county contest Instewd they entered 1 boys octect ln the contest at Sllppery Rock Cl1lC0f1 took hrst honors whale 7elenople w1s 'awarded second honors Mr Holroyd had about twenty five students ln the chorus at the be gxnnmg of the school term, and nf 1s IS to be hoped more boys may Jom the chorus next year, we shwll be able to build up 1 hne chorus upon the excellent foundations which we already have FORENSIC NOTES Dear Diary The year 1941 brought forth a greater mterest 'and actxvxty m forensic exents We hope thls IS increased from year to year, untxl the Zellenople Hlgh School can justly take pride ln the accomplishments of nts hlgh school students ln readmg, wrxtxng and spfnlcmg There s no doubt of the value of these actnltxes to those who compete tn these forensic contests The Musnc and Forensxc League offers an opportunnty for students to compete wxth eqch other m such events, and xt enables them to hear speaking-oratlons declamatnons poetry 1nd pl'xy reading debates 1nd group dnscusslons which IS pc-rh1ps the best work that c1n be produced by hxgh school groups This ye1r we are pleased to 'announce that the 7el1enople Hugh School contestints pl1ced m three of the county 'md rn one of the dxstrlct events They care 'ts follows Butler County Contest Oratnon First Honors GEORGE IOGSDON Declam1tmn First Honors RAYMOND MCCABE Shikespeire Readxng Second Honors JANE BRAUGHI ER Dnstrxct Contest Oratxon Flrst Honors GEORGE LOGSDON fe know that our students 1re able to do much more 1long these llnes 1nd w hope th tt they wxll put forth the effort to achnexe much greiter results tn the future Forensic Co1ch BERTHA MEEDER . . . 1 1 1 1 . , -1 1 c . . 1 . 1 1 . . . . 1 . 1 , S 1 1 . . - A 7 1 7 I c 4 1 4 T . . , 1 . 1 V.. . . 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 , 1 , 1 ' bv 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 , 1 1 . 1 1 2 , 1 . . . 1 1 - - . XX ' 1 1 1 . 1 'C 1 ' I ' 1 . V . . ,A L., SCNG HIT CLIPPINGS An Apple for the Tea her HAD ZINKHAM Let s Get Away from lt All DOT LANE ART POTNOUR You Are My Sunshine DOROTHY CRISSMAN My SISICYISI 'md I LEE BI-IAME The Beat of My I'Ieart MAE ZIITGLER Get Out and Get Under the Moon HOWARD TEETS LIYIIE Joe BETTY SCHAFFER Some Day My Prlnce Will Come MARY POACH Give Me a Little K1 s Wxll Ya Huh? GED HOUSEI-IOLDER C est Vol s sav voo J MISS ALBIN Whistle While You Work I-IARRY SHAFFER Ir s a MIIIIOH to One You re In Love MISS CASEY Just You and Me GEORGE YOCKEY DOT BINTRIM A Star Is Born RED WIL LIAMS The One That I Love Loves Me MR CLEMENTS Mender of Broken Dreams MR BARNES Hand Me Down My W1llc1ng Cane s FLOYD IVIOYER I Wlsh That Id Been S1t1sf1ed wlth Mary RAY SOS NOSKI I ve Got a Warxn Spot ln My I-Ieart for You MRS GAGE Malcmg The Most of Each Day MISS GALLAGI-IER A Fool ln Love QTOO MANY TO MENTIONJ Music ln My I-Ie1rt MR HOI ROYD Oh Where Dld You Get Those Eyes MR I-IOON Farmer IH the Dell MR IVIACK All Through the Night JEANNE GANO With a Smlle and a Song MRS MEEDER Thats What I Call a Pal MISS MORRISON I Actually Am In Love DOT SERVICE Little Man You ve I-Iad a Busy Day MR RODEMOYER You re the One MISS STOUT Sally in Our Alley SALLY TEETS Oh Mabel Mr WARDLE Faxthful Forever MRS WILSON Youll Never Be Mlssed 100 Years From Now 1941 SENIORS Why Was I Born? MRS WISE Its a Hap I-Iap I-Iappy Day MR CLOUSE High On a Windy Hlll DOT AND I-IILDA MYERS Do I Worry PEARL SPROAT Ill Get By IRMA LANE I-Iexgho I-Ielgho Ir s Off to Work I Go BILL MYERS Scatterbraln JACK LUSK Too R mantlc MARY LOU FOGEL I 'f ' as ev s - A ,. Ik . - v wv I ez ' vv Z , I I D I rr - av I fr vs 4 , 1 1 , 1 - I rr vs I . , , 1' Q rm - w- I I re - - n v ,, . , . , yy . . I. . X x -' v 7 ' ' 9 ve s I ex sv ay I ee - ' as . I - , - I ze a - - y vs I u 1 a 17 I xr vs . I 1 . I ee rr I ee s ' v U H - vw -- . , - 1 J - I ea b 1 ' ' ya 1 ' A I fr a . as I re - 9 - 9 as I re - xv , I , I ec - - -v I ez . , 1 L , . , . - av I u - rv -- . , ' . I ee - as ' I ez - ' 9 1 xv 1 1 I rc y av I ec - a s qw H . q va A 1 1 I rr x as I me Q sv - 1 v I vc va I er - va a Q - v ' I rr 1 - an I 7 7 re -Q I ez v as . 1 . , - - L . I zz - - ' as I rr s s n - I cc 1 as -I rr - - v Q a 9 9 vs I cr - av I QQ . , , O- - as 1 . Iljl . .n 1 ZELIE-ANN STAFF AlfhOUgl1 W6 are completely DEW tI'l1S YCHI' 3dVlSCI' and Stag WC have tried YO PFCSCIII an ADYILIHI Wl'1lCll MOLlld be WOI't1'1y of the OIICS WhlCh have been lDUbllSh8d ID the past We l'lOpC that WE have SL1CC68dCd EdltOl'lI1 Chief HFRBERT ISPTT ASSISYEIIIC Editor IDOROTHY KETTERPR Business Nlarnger LFE BHAME Sports Edltor JOHN LUKES Art Fclltor LaVERNE WILD IRUTH GAFRTNFR IALBI-RTA HOUSFHOLDHQ Associate I xrerary Ednrors :GEQRGIA MAE LUSK Typist FONDA FIJI-'ET Adviser DORIS L WISE We are very grateful to Miss Stout for her ass1stance and wish to express our smcere apprecxauon of her work To the members of the varlous classes and organlzitxons who contrlbuted ma renal for write ups and dlarxes we extend our thanks and hope you wxll cooperate so uxllmgly with the future Zelle Ann staffs as you have for us lBETTY SCHAFFER 1 1' Sixiy-fnzn'