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

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Juniors . . Interesting Personalities Irma Lane-Dark haired cheerleader. Crazy about red. Likes boys from Evans City. Disarming grin. Now we'll talk about Marguerite Vollrath. A quiet little girl that gets lost in books. Zelienople's future librarian. Brainy. Tony Bagamery-Billiard shark. Broad minded, humorous and what an imag- ination! One of the coach's little chickens during football season. Eternally doing something devilish Cwhich makes him so popular with the teachersj is Oran Graham. Mr. Barnes' Algebra star. Ride the Clouds Lusk is Bill's new handle. Haunts Spring' Street. Chemical wizard. Evelyn Jenkins is the girl with talents, her outstanding one is art-how she shines! Sal Teets-Drawing card for CE3'B. Loves dancing, Mars guys, and English class. Admirer of lsabelle. Team! Team! Team! cries Miss McVVithey. Bud just made another basket. Mathematical whiz. In everything she excels-it seems that lllary Ellen Logsdon just can't miss. She's swell at handling a ball in basketball and likes all other sports, too. Last year's class president. Never gloomy, always smiling is Jimmy Hodges. What would the Juniors do without him! ! ! A friendly word for everyone. Goodman style for Dot Fleckenstein. Makes you like her instantly. Likes swing music, dancing and acting. Peppy and popular-that's our Junior class vice president, -lay Lusk. Besides being future football captain and Zelie's John Barrymore, he's the life of the Junior class. Everyone has heard of Jack jenkins or, at least he hopes they have. Likes Ellwood City girls. Plays left tackle on the football team. Rollin Engle-President of Language Club. His favorite dive is Campbells where you will usually find him. Lives on cherry cokes. Short skirts and slacks. That's right, it's Hilda Meyers. Hails from out Fom' bell way. Usually seen at the El'woodi11n or Clef1rt'ieu'. Open the door and climb in, says Zip Wise. Million dollar smile. lVould rather lose his right arm than Isabelle, his ancient rocket ship. Never dull or never dreary, never makes her listeners weary is Mary Heberling. class president. Usually dubbed Deb. 1'j11ithful l orm'er should be her theme song. An athlete of supreme skill and one of which Z.H.S. is proud. Sleeps best in Chemistry class. Usually a man of his word. Future basketball captain. Joe Szakelhydi. Listen to her talk! Marjorie Parks. Likes a little RAY of sunshine from Harmony. Can she blush. In Latin, Jim Burchinal excells. Studious and smart, yet modest and shy. Never boastful. Talk! Talk! Talk! Never ceases-M. Uruschel. Admirer of a certain blond trumpet player tmember of same classj. Believes in chemical warfare. It is a miracle how some people can always be just at the right place at the right moment. Betty Lee Hoover is one of these geniuses. Valued member of the cheerleading gang. Enough pep and friendliness to last anyone a lifetime. ,lust ask Jimmy Hodges about Doris Ebert. Had her prom date early. She goes with a boy from Mars. These Mars fellows really get around, don't they, Janie Whipple? Can always be found with Strutt. Pagr T-wrfzly-nillr

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JUNIORS Bottom Ro-un' R. Robinson, Kifer, Hodges, C. Eberle, C. Bupp, IJ. Rape, VV. Scheidemantel ra 1 C Val A. Dumencie, 0. G ham, J. l5o'os, '. . is, A. Bernard. v Srfond Rofuz' K. Trimble, M. Paul, M. J. Fisher, V. Frederick, D. Ebert, B. Henshaw, M. Heberling, J. I.usk, B. VVardle, V. Frederiek, B. Heberling, M. Muller, V. Riee. Tl1irdRofw.' Mr. Barnes, B. Yanota, I. Spithaler, J. Bhame, B. Barkley, M. Stauffer, E. Brand- enburg, M. L. Fogel, D. Fleekenstein, B. Harter, A. Peffer, M. MeVVithey, H. Beighey, E. Teets, C. Henderson, M. Parks, E. Iihl, M. Galet, Miss Morrison. Four!!! Rofw: E. Gallagher, M. Stauffer, E. Kneiss, M. Goodyear, I. I.ane, M. E. Logsdon, A. Schofield, A. Horvath, M. Vollrath, O. Riee, B. Kistner, A. Teets, S. YVillis, I. VVright. Fifth Rofw: J. Sapienza, M. J. Drusehel, C. Brundstetter, E. Hovis, J. Meeder, V. Plummer, S. Langherst, M. Briekta, E. Jenkins, H. Myers, M. Beahm, I.. Young. Sixlh Roux' G. Tokos, R. Eppinger, D. Measel, R. Klear, B. Lusk, A. Bagamery, J. Jenkins, J. VVise, R. VVeigel, R. Engle, J. Szakelyhidi, Burehinal BONITA BARKLEY-That's she behind that accordion. JEAN BEAHINI-One of XIr. Holroyd's pride and joy. IYIARY BERES-AIarie's pal. IXIARIE BRICKTA--AIary's pal. JOAN BHAIXIE-Then came lNIareh fourth and a ring. JOHN BOROS-iNIr. Rodemoyer's quiz kid. ALBERT BERNARD-A future truck driver. CHARLES BUPP-He hails from the country. HELEN BEIGHEY-She's got Unnie on the run ETHEL BRANDENBURG-IVhat a dialect. CLARA BRANIJSTE'I'TER-She has his ring. ANTHONY IDUIXIENCIC-He seems awfully studious CARL EBERLE-lt's too had they don't have beds in History class. ROY EPPINGER-He always has his English finished. INIARY LOU FOGEL-XfVhat a nice blonde. ALICE FRANCES-I7on't let her smallness fool you. VIOLA FREDERICK-IVhieh is better, Evans City or Cleveland ? VIOLICT FREDERICK-Crack your gum at her and see what happens. ELLA MAE GALLAGHER-Howls llip, Toots? MARY GALET-A quiet girl from MeKim Street. GETTIVIAN--Late again! CORA HENDERSON-lwaybe we have a future Miss America here. lVIaybe. BETTY HEBERLING-NVhat's Rochester have that Zelie hasn't. BETTY HENSHAXV-Time marches on, and so does Andy. ANNA HORVATH--It's heaven to own 1 t lr BETTY HAR'l'ER-Quiet,-but- EIJNA HOVIS-Never has much to say. IXIARY JANE FISHER--A pretty good eook. Page Tfwzwfy-right JOHN KIIVER-Speed demon. BE'I I'Y KISTENER-Easy going and likeable. ROBERT KLEAR-Another future farmer. ETH EL KN EISS-One of Analiesels pals. ANALIESE KNOECHEL-Likes them from Pittsburgh. SARA LANGHERST - Her favorite song is The .N'1CK1iL Serenrlzlef' DEAN NIEASEL-One of hIr. lNIack's boys. JEANETTE IMI EEIJER-A real introvert. IVIARY JANE NIOESER-A neat little actress. IXIARY MULLER--A Clmr1'ifw fan. INIARGARET PAUL-A grand alto singer. NINA PEFFER-It's nice to be in love, huh, Nina? VIOLA PLU NI MER-Tall? Oh Boyl OLIVE MAE RICE-She's just not interested. VIRGINIA RICE--She likes I9-ll Pontiaes. RAY ROBINSON-He had a good time in Harrisburg. BILL SCHEIIJEINIANTEL--A grand skater. ANNA GRACE SCHOFIELID-She had a great time at Hershey with the soldiers. IRENE SPITHALER-A real type IJALIQ RAPE-Hels little but dangerous JOE SAPIICNZA-A great big tease. MAIJGE STAUFFER-Big brown eyes. MAXINE STAUFFER-Teh, Teh, Teh. ELEANOR TEETS-Nice and quiet. MARY ELIZABETH THIEBAUIJ -- She's a little lViI1l over Laverne. KATHRYN 'I'RlMBI.I-I - One of Miss Stout's pet English students. ERIS UH L--A transparent complexion. liIC'l l'Y VVARIJLE-She really gets around. BEVERLY NVEST- Hou'a'y is her man. JOE SZAKELYHIIJI--An all around sport.

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Page Thirty Bolton: Rofw: R. Lutz, VV. Iiessor, IC. Kroll, J. Peffer, G. Stoops, C. Marshall, I.. Rape, II. Burkett. Sffflllif Rnfux' R. I'owell, Ii. M. Kaufman, Ii. l'ohrer, U. Rosensteil, I.. Iihame, I.. Iihame, YV. Jeffries, C. Lampard, M. Young, IC. M. Gerwig, R. Clementi, .-X. Iiurekart, S. Lutz, R. Riley, Ii. Herman. Tllirtl Rrafut' lVIrs. VVise, Miss MeKihhen, K. Soltesz, R. Slakelyhidi, C. Iilontz, M. Demerez, G. Householder, .'X. M. Smith, II. Lutz, U. Rape, -I. Vineze, I.. Moyer, 1. Mesesan, G. Simons, M. Bupp, .X. Lusk, Garvin, Miss Gerher. I'ifI1H'fll Ru-ut' B. Brophy, EI. Thomas, VV. Lintz, I.. McKay, M. Guth, M. Cumherland, IC. VVild, Ii. Schantz, C. Seheidmantle, R. Lutz, Ii. McConnell, .X. Urusehel, R. Stewart, F. Gavrile, INI. Kroll. Fiflll RufLv.' M. Soltefx, R. Ilarter, V. McClelland, II. VVilson, .X. Soltesz, .-X. VVright, Ii. .Xltemus, j. Thomas, D. VVeigeI, L. Orr, Iippinger, R. NVeigel, I.. Luca, II. Lauch, IJ. Rader, I. English. Sixfll RlI'LL'.' ,I. Ostovich, G. Seasan, Ii, Kilgore, Ii. Smith, C. Iieighey, K. Gross, Ii. Coulter, R. Drusehel, F. VVeig:el, D. Cleland, M. Kustugie, S. Zinkham, R. Garris, C. Zehner, SUP H O O R IE F110 il class that luis wlmt it taltcs R. Dunn. This Sophomore class is one that now is mighty, hut wait until next year! This class is made up of real Un Gf'lff'r.v, who go after things in a big way. No other Sophomore class hetore has ever done so well in the line of honors as well as their activities. On their HSllPl'l'.VfIfI'IlI IJKIIIIYQH which was held at the school on hlarch IS, they made more money than any other class. Seven members of this class had parts in the Z.A.A. play, Going l'lr1rf'.v. 'I'he play was a real success, and everyone was happy. especially the Sophomores. Louise Iihame, a Sophomore, won first prize in an essay contest which was held in the school hy the American Legion Auxiliary. Ifveryone in the school participated in the contest. 'I'herefore, Louise had plenty of competition. Cash prizes were award- ed to each of the winners. Yes, they are going places all right. XVirh their amhition, as well as the ahility to carry on, they will he real followers of Zelie High. Keep up the fine work, kids. and Zelie is hound to always he on top. 'A' 'llhis group consists of all the names from A to K, And what these guys and gals are like, we let you see today. A, Altemus is our funny man. B, Iieigllley entertains us all he can. B, Bhame CI,oisj loves to sing and laugh. B, Iihame tI,ouiseJ is her other halt.