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

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LIIIOI' C 398 V SHIRLEY LUTZ leaves her giggles to Betty Lane CLINTON MARSHALL leaves an a1r of mystery LUCILLE McKAY leaves her punctuallty to Frank Simons VERNA MCCLELLAND leaves wlth Mary Rassman IRPNE Ml SPSAN leaves her baton to anle Rellley VALA MICK leaves her knowledge of algebra to Bob Scheldemantle LENORA MOYER leaves to jom Althur Murray LEWIS ORR leaves still wondermg what its all about JOHN OSTOVICH leaves as a rlval to Bogart LOUISE IJALMER leaves her seat by Miss Stout s desk to Dlck Wardle ROSELLA POWELL leaves her roller skates to anet Powell DORIS RADER leaves her long walk to school to Arlene GEORGETTA RAPE leaves her place ln the otflce to MarJor1e Bollxn er Burckart RITA REILLEY leaves her megaphone to Greta Leopardl GRACE ROSENSTIEL leaves her talkatlveness to Beverly Sohn LOIS RUBRIGHT leaves her car ln poor condltlon BETTY SCHANTZ leaves her sparkling teeth to Bob Garvln GLADYS SIMONS-leaves for Rapp s Seat CATHERINE SCHEIDEMANTLE leaves her love for slngxng ln classes t Allce Buehler ALICE MAY SMITH leaves dazed from French class KATHRYN SOLTESZ leaves the glrls stlll envylng her curly halr MARGARET SOLTESZ leaves her absent excuses for Mlss Stout to mull over LUCILLE STEELE leaves her perseverance to Cora Graham GARTH STOOPS leaves but where? REBEKAH STEWART leaves her fast talkmg to anyone who ca figure It out ROSF SZAKELYHIDI leaves her freckles to oe Powell JACK THOMAS leaves the women alone that 11 be the dayl JULIA VINCZ leaves her athletxc ab1l1ty to oan Woodburn DON WEIGEL leaves h1s place ln the band to Joan Zelaner FRED WEIGEL leaves 1n hlgh gear ETHEL MAE WILD leaves her love of reading to John Hodges HOMER WILSON leaves a 3 months VlC'lflOI1 to the faculty to get over 4 years of hun CHARLES ZEHNER leaves vla the door Sf ' l . X i Q ' 5. Q - . . ' V ' . NIARY RASSMAN-leaves her peaches-and-cream complexion to Vida Lee - . . . U 4 0 . - J .

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L LIIIOI HQ? I EUGENE ALTEMUS leaves hls appetite to Bob Webster BILL BESSOR leaves hrs dark room to anyone who can use LOIS BHAME leaves her cheerful dlsposltlon to Frances Dewalt LOUISE BHAME leaves Buzz buzzm CLYDE BLONTZ leaves his long way home to Bxlly Proper BEULAH BROPHY leaves her neatness to Bernlce Stamm ARLENE BURCKART leaves her domestic ab1l1ty to Pearl Say HENRY BURKETT leaves h1s moron stories to Buff ROBERTA CLIMENTI leaves her extra shoe stamps to those who pace to the off1ce MARGARET ANN CUMBERLAND leaves Latln II and Miss Albin wlth a s h of rellef MARGARET DEMERFCZ leaves the censor ln a daze ANNA RUTH DRUQCHPL leaves her brown eyes to Cwerry Capots -Illxfl ENGLISH leaves hls height to Bob B1Ugl1!I11ll so ht can su over tue steermg wheel IDA GAAL leaves Marvin axe you luddnng' BOB GARIS leaves xn 1 hurry after embezzlmg the Semor Class funds JUNE GARVIN leaves a lot but takes more FLORENCE GAVRILE leaves the wads of gum which are holdmg the desks together to Mlss Thompson ELSIE MAE GERWIG leaves her last bottle of peroxide to Ruthxe Buehler MARTHA GUTH leaves her bear trap to all affected by the man shortage RUBY HARTER leaves her perkmess to Ruth Tokos BETTY HERMAW leaves her fr1endl1ness to Allce Stover BILL JEFFRIES leaves hls meat stamps to the next man who comes to dmner LAUREEN KLEAR leaves her coolclng to anyone wlth a cast 1ron stomach MARY KROLL leaves the twlnkle IH her eye to Martha Burrell EDWARD KROLL leaves hls parking space to Steffler s Lu Lu CLARKE LAMPARD leaves his lme to anyone who can swallow xt HELEN LAUCH leaves her pleasant smlle to Shlrley Bauder WANDA LINTZ leaves her t1tle of hrst engaged to some lucky unlor who can find a man' ANIY LUSK leaves her quiet disposition to Gerry Smxthtro HEI EN LUTZ leaves as efflclent as ever ROBERT LUTZ leaves hls collection of western novels to Jim Kennedy RUTH LUTZ leaves her basketball ablllty to Lorraine Chapman C . . s 1 N CRI f t . I - ez an - - lt. fl 77 ' 7 ' ' lf 77 . .Q . . .0 lf: 4 , 1 Q c . T ' Q Q x x 4 4 1' 4g .1 . . . , Q 1 C . , 4 'i 1 ' 1 ,Q ' 1 N '. . 7 , . . L L . - re . va ' - 7 ec aa V ' Q! ' 77 ' 1 . . , ,. . T S .

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llI11OI'9 Fxrst Row V Gallagher F Welnel M Nlccormxck D Crone R Tokos Second Row Mr Dickson A Lundgren M Brandenburg Z Belghey S Schlever X I-logan Powell A Stover Mrs Thxrd Row A Trxmble T Freshcorn P Say D Frxshkorn B Leopardx A Rader R Buehler D Burry son S Toth Kilpatrick W Guth D Stewart Kung Fxfth Row R SC D Wardle Bauder R Sxeffler C1 Capots A Buehler R Strut! Frlshlcorn G Smuhtro Wilson I' DeWalt M Tests F Morgan Sohn B Smith D Pflul, l' Mxller M Harter l: Krlstophel G P Dumtnxr C Powell R Vollrath L Vmcze W Rldenour S Getsay R Wise E Culltn Rassman R B1ug,hman M Measel G effrxes D Wlse heldemantle G Rexd W Wise OI'I'JOI'3 9 Corporalsl Wlth thxs new rank, thelr xmportance ascends hlgher and hlgher, but they have proved that they deserve If Barracks 204 and 303 were kept buzzlng by F Snmons, W Johnson, and B Bhame Off'-lCCI'S Morgan and D1ClCSOh I'CSlgnCd, themselves to the fact that army l.IfE IS too lI'lVlgOI'3fll'1g Wlth D Wardle as the1r chosen leader, they sponsored many events through out the year They started the year w1th a Turkey Trot at the local U S O In the middle of the year, they jumped 1nto an enthuslastlc campalgn to F3156 funds by selling magazmes Th1s Is the Army was glven stxff competmon by the cast of Leave It To Mother Many of these sold1ers enlxsted on the football and basketball teams thls year, and, from what we ve seen, they should really make a grand showmg next year BlggCSf event WHS the Prom, EVCFYOHC In Cll'CSS, and CaCl'l OIIC lSbL16Cl a late pass o x 4 1 . . , ' . . ' . . , . , ' . . . ' , 1. . . . . Fourth Row: G. King. F. Simons. W. johnson. C. Schaub. R. Rice. R. Eberle, W. Klxmaclc, R. Zinklxam, G, Wriglxt. W. Hender- t G ' ze as - . . H . ,, . . . . ex as , .