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

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STAUFFER, LEE April 16 Pud likes jazz, Pud likes swing: Pud could do most any old thing. STUCKEY, JAMES Alllj' I6 He's one we can depend on when jim believes in helping out, he's few. STEELE, RUTH Urlober 25 there's worlt to do one of the willing Patient and quiet, and studious, too, That describes Ruth through and through STOOPS, MELVIN fllnrrlz 25 A pal to all, a foe to none, He sees that nothing is undone. STRAYER, ANNABELLE Juguxr 27 Late in '41 she had her maiden But now in '-I-2 a Mrs. she doe STRUTT, JAN ICE September J VVhen love and ills and lessons Let the ills and lessons smash! VINCZE, PEARL lfebruary 29 nameg s claim. clash, A friend always, a sport all through, She does much most folks can't do. WILLIAMSON, DONN lfflxruflry 27 D. jfs always into something, for he's so full of pep And for fun and nonsense he's always right in step VVISER, ROBERT August 26 Quiet, wise, and exceedingly nic Mere words for him would nev XVOODBURN, PHYLLIS 1'lF1lfllllfj' 26 Pleasant, kind, and full of sport, just the sort you like to court. 9, er suffice

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RAPE, RAYMOND fllay 19 Drowsy, sleepy, not a care, He has that far-off dreamy stare. R l CE, CHARLO'1 1'Ii Ar'0'l'!'IllbF7' 25 Quiet and hashful, lwut oh, so nice- This is the story of Charlotte Rice. ROBINSON, RUTH fllay 31 The Numlwer Two student of our Senior Class, Is this charming, intelligent, talented lass. RASS MAN, BETTY IVO'1'FlIIbE'f 23 A very cute and joyful lass, One of the sweetest of our class. SCHAFFER, EROM If July Z3 Jerome is little, hut hard as a nail, He will succeed where others will fail. SCOTT, INICZ illay Z2 A prim young girl is Miss Scott, Everyone likes her a lot. SHARRER, JACK June 6 Here is a boy who likes playing the foolg He majors in sports, football and pool. S LACK, ROBERT Sfplelllber 26 Though he is small in stature, that doesn't worry himg He makes up for size in quality and vim. SOLTESZ, ROSE Uftobfr 2 Quite a home-loving girl is Rose, VVork gives her happiness wherever she goes. SOSNOSKI, VINCENT July 6 I hate Macbeth, l'll truthfully confess, Shakespeare got me into quite a mess.

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3. , I Pagf T-wfnly-moo XVORK, RUBY tllfllffll Zl Zl ICGLER, DICK Juglzxt 3 IN MEMORIAM 'fSlm1zfrl you gn firxt and I I'l'IlI1liIl To finish with tlw srroll, No Ifllgfllllllllkd .VlIIlI1U7,U.V shall free!! in To lllllkf' fhix life .vewn droll. I'l',f 7'1' knouwz .fn muflz of ll!lf7f1lllt'.V.t', ll'r'7'e had our rup of joyg fllz, lIIl'IIlfl!'-1' ix one yift of Gnd Thur Iffllfll fllllllflf I!l'.S'fl'll1'.U Quietly she greets each new day, Liwtening and learning along the way. Talkative, happy and often loud- llick mixes well in any crowd. Charles Rice July I. 1941 ul Beiglqlca lxlarclm 7. l939