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

 - Class of 1946

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1 I 'S Y I A 'f : Jul- , ' , . J, V' ...--. ,, 1- mylar-.vi.:, nw, Y . . f. , , 'W--':: , , . , , Y ,, ,. .. , - ' -- ' ' , . I ' f 5M I ' C, IIA Xxxx I I X I I-IW 1 x X X 6 . I -N 1 5 w '- lffyf THE 1946 ZELIE ANN MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION PATRICIA ROBINSON Ednor In Chuef LEORA RUBRIGHT Busmess Manager .5' .N , , I. Q xv. N 369 s 141. m3.,'5:5 k ' V ' , .. if 7' . . N. 1 hs. is-.Fug x - jx LQ. an x ,su NJ, -.I J L 'Q ' x hr. n . 'I 5-'Ilan' . 5 1 4,4 - . ' V . ',, . ,, , 1. K ' . ,fe '- .5., vf. M. fn ' ,px 5 ' flu.. ,, -524.2 V I 5 4: .. 5 I -fax' by ' . 1,3 J' 4 ' 1 nl na by Q V' ..:- ,K A . any , ef-,,1sM.: -fr, ff ' N . . .' 14 ' bt x Y ax . Y 1' - '- Q -hm 4 Q Ill' -6 x K X H. . ,gi , I3 J 1, Ji .. 'N' 'K - , ,at N' I N-R. 33' ,fs gf- 'R uqi , , ' ' I . --,,.. ,wwf , Q... Ni f if . g,w,zg ' , .. 6349? W . R s 1 'M b .wi A '- 5, S . . A '.. 5, ' 'Q ' ' ' ' ,Q 'A QLYN - I2 7 0. 1. 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N . -1.1-ev-wi ,'-ns! - W . :K 1 .-M: w-it 4 0 lv - itw -. s ,el -Q-qw 'Awe ' QB- A' A STAFF SELECTED FROM THE SENIOR CLASS OF ZELIENOPLE HIGH SCHOOL, ZELIENOPLE, PENNSYLVANIA, IS VERY PROUD TO PRESENT THE ZELIE-ANN ZELIENOPLE PREPARES Irs YouTH j? 8 Adftw' CLIfLZ9lfL5 61,11 fo MFL Zl':5t6ll'L l'l'L8l LC6l, What does Ameruca mean to you? Just a country to lrve ln wrth plenty to do? Or does at mean to you what ut means to me A country of beauty a country thats free Wuth nts valleys green and mountanns hugh Dashrng waves and azure blue sky Rollrng plarns and plateau land Fertrle soul and desert sand Old Glorys colors wavnng too Purest red and whrte and blue? Yes America shall always be A country of beauty a country thats free Pat Robrnson n , . f ' . T 1 1 1 r f , . r I ..- 1 aploreciafe LLAQ ,xdmerican way of Three Advantages of Being a Citizen of The United States. THE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN Administration, school board members, teachers, and students work together to develop good citizens. THE OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE Extra curricular activities provide opportunity to develop interests and teach profitable use of leisure time at school and at home THE OPPORTUNITY TO PLAY Athletics develop sound minds in healthy, active bodies, together with a sense of fair play and good sportsmanship. 5 Jgfma ,A ma fer When through thy valley, Zelienople, twilight falls Bringing its silence to our high school halls, 1 ln that happy moment, love for Alma Mater swells, And the heart, outpouring, of her glory tells. Zelienople High School, fairest Alma Mater, Zelienople High School may we honor her. For from thy valley, yearly rove thy loving sons, Yet in their dreaming, e'er thy name returns, Tis the some fond spirit, which the memory lingers And the lips but echo that old song of yore. Zelienople High School, fairest Alma Mater, Zelienople High School, may we honor her. 6 o'er L Ill!!! ll ,Mal In apprecnatuon of has splendud servnce and has capable efforts to make our llves In school more worthwhnle we dedlcate this issue the 1946 Zelle Ann to Mr Clouse ln has capacity of prnncupal Mr Clouse as often confronted wlth serl ous problems whnch requure the makmg of a number of Important decnsuons The ways tn whuch he performs these tasks means a great deal to us, the student body ln addntnon to has many dutnes nn the office as head man , Mr Clouse, who ns a scnence teacher of great ment, ts often called upon to teach In the absence of one of the faculty members He has many hmes proved humself to be an able Instructor on almost any subject We are deeply grateful to hum for hrs guudance throughout our school years and for has wullungness to help an'l offer advuce to any who need It He us always ready wnth a cheery smnle for everyone lt as thus fruendly attntude which has won our suncere respect and admnratuon 7 IKE? 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If ' 0 S 1 112 ,fi Another of our unnque opportunntues as the opportumty to learn Unlike people In most countrles the ordlnary person In our land has compulsory free educatlon Although the members of the younger generatnon sometumes vuew this prnvllege dubuously they would be lost without It The obgectlve of compulsory educatuon ns not only to fill the mind with knowledge but also to tram the mund of the undnvudual to thunk and reason for Itself ll IS the tunctron of the mnnd to analyze and thunk out problems encountered an lufe to cope with all the complexities of the present day world Our schools and libraries try to accompllsh this oblectuve ln countrles where the power IS held by a few leaders the people are only a part of the mass luke so many sheep When the leader IS gone the people not having the faculty of thmkung for them selves are lost The arm ot educatlon ns to make the mduvudual dlstlnctuve to have a better government through the mtellngent reasomng of these undlvuduals Nowhere else nn the world IS a natlon of our size governed by the common people So we really owe vt to our government to take advantage of this opportunity and to bend every eftort to tram our mmds to thunk nndlvudually and democratically HE PPCDRTUNITY 8 ,QZX kg if I f f -i1i f J' L 45 W7 If i L ' 342 Z' ff .-3-7' To LEARN QE-F ug gf . 1 Q ,Q-Q il i Z --5 9 .4 TY 0 Q ' A 5'-rw? 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Left to Right Mr C C Stover Mr A G Ramsey Mr F Edwrn Zehner Mlss Luntz Secre tary Mr Charles Passavant III Vnce Presldent Mr I J Oesterllng Presudent To thus unpralsed group we owe more than we shall ever be able to repay for upon this group falls the task of malntaumng the grade and hugh schools Under the able leadershup of Mr Oesterl ng as president Mr has functioned efflclently One of theur most dlttlcult tasks was to obtaun and retann a complete faculty Wnth the war at an end thus headache may be avouded Lesser duties of the board are the securmg of supplnes the handlnng of tlnances makung declsuons upon the partucnpatuon of the school In scrap and war bond drives plannung and provldung educatuonal programs for assemblses and chooslng the members of the Honor Socnety Despute the chaos of war thns democratuc board has hurdled every obstacle obstructmg a speedy lourney to Educatuon They want nothnng un return except the satlsfactuon of bettering the 'Future cutuzens ot Zeluenople We are undeed grateful and we wlsh to thank them from the bottom of our hearts 12 I ' . l ' , . Passavant as vice president, and Esther Luntz as secretary, the board ' 1 , , , axgdminbfrcc fiom fl 4 Ronald Clouse Mayor George W Gage Motor Gage the sensors are proud of your partlclpatlon IH the successful struggle to pre serve democracy and freedom We have heard mg graduates We slncerely hope that you will be back agoln soon Poppy has done an excellent 'ob an the absence of Mr Gage Hts gemallty and humor has endeared hum to the enture student body You re one grand guy P R ond we do appre crate your eftorts to educate us The efficiency wnth which Mass Luntz does everythtng gauns the admlratlon and respect of the Sensor Class Her trnendly What can I do for you attltude ns ever present Well mass you a 13 Esther Luntz wt' v, 1' ,- lf' 3 . ., - 1 , complimentary statements of you from preced- fl ll ' ' I ll ll I ' - 1 ' . . ,, , , . -- - f I H - . , - ll. MCMA? 58.-' iv SARAH B ALBIN A B from Grove Cnty College M A from Unlversxty ofM1chlgan Latm Spanish World Hustory A D ANDERSON ,4fps.! ,ZN- B S from Unuversuty of Illlnous Umversnty of Pnttsburglt Physncal EclJcatlon Athletic Conch JEAN BARNES B S from Grove Cnty College Z Lfn Typmg Busnness Aruthmetnc Bookkeepmg K f 5 A , I J HELEN A BLAZEK MARGARET MORGAN B S from Beaver College B A from Beaver College Physical Education VIRGIL D MACK B S from Pennsylvania State College ROY O CRAWFORD B S from Grove Cnty College Shorthand Typewrutnng Eco-'tormc Geography Ja' 'M' ld B S from Carnegie lnstltute of Technology Home Economics JOHN REED B S from Sllppery Rock State Teachers College Umversuty of Pittsburgh Englnsh f 'X HY Q' Q y 4 2 , lf Vocational Agriculture, Shop R I ' N ,O , 5 x V in MCMA? ALICE M GRAFF RUTH HUTTON 3 5 A B Unuverslty of Pittsburgh Z ERNEST S KENNARD Scnence Bsology Chemnstry Physics B S from Indiana State Teachers College Musnc B A from Edlnboro State Teachers College Eng ssh Art LOlS GALLAGHER B S from Geneva College Aruthmeh: Geography History Wrltnn EVELYN RODEMOY ER 9 Q wi' Ayn B O A B from Geneva College 9 S Carnegue lnsmute of Technology General Scuence Socnul Studnes X X WILLIAM E RODEMOYER 5 B S from Geneva College Umversuty of Pntlsburgh Amerncan Hnstory Socnolcgy Assustont Athletuc Coach x,.w-53' ELEAN :S STOUT -.1 A B from Geneva College Columbuu University Englnsh is FK fx i e 5 Meg vfriibegk fD CHALES R TRIPP B S Waynesburg College Mcthemotncs 40' ,Q NXQAQW 0 9 C we 1.0115 OFFICERS -I ROBERT YOHN Presudent Ready for a 4th term Everyone lakes htm Youthful football captcun Society 3 4 HIY 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Class Omcer esldent 2 3 4 Mnstrel I Commercial Club 2 4 guage Club 3 Boys Leaders Club I 2 Gym Exhubltnon 'I rslty Z Clubl 2 3 4 Va y ootball I 3 4 Tra 3 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Intramural Mushball I 2 Intramural Volleyball I 2 Treasurer of Varslty Z u 2 3 JOAN WOODBURN Secretary Just llsten to her cheer Energettc WoIfess7 2 Baccalaureate usher 2 Cheerleader 3 4 Class ottlcer Sec retary 4 Forensuc 4 Commerclal Club 4 Language Club 2 ec Grs Lea ers ub 3 4 Gnrls Varsity as ke all 2 3 4 Band I 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Glrls Chorus 2 3 4 Jr Play 3 Zelae Ann Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 343239 Lb MW Q-fab s new 'fTei ' PATRICIA ROB'NSON esrdent Planfto attend Stanford Merry magnetic personality Reed s pride and loy Natlonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Zelue Ann Staff 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Commencement Usher 2 Class Offlcer Secre tary 2 3 Vice Prestdent 4 Commercial Club 4 IVlce Pres: dentj Home Economrcs Club 2 3 4 lPresrdent 3 4l Lan guage Club 2 3 4 Gurls Leaders Club 2 3 4 Girls Var stty Basketball 2 3 Forensic 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 SHIRLEY TEETS Strukmg blonde Jltterbug Tardy agc11n'7 Treasurer Mixed orus 4 Gnrls Chorus 2 3 Pa Sr Pla Operet a Commlttee 3 Zelte Ann Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 Commencement Usher 2 Cheerleader 3 4 Class Omcer Secretary I Treasurer 3 4 Commercial Club 2 3 4 Girls Leaders Club 3 4 Gtrls Varsnty Basketball 3 Intramural Volleyball I 2 3 4 Forensic and Musvc Contest 4 0 lfflfj gf' , --xx' ' A I f Xt, 3 'Z mar ' , A , c,. , F - 4 I x I I I I , I ' I A l - ll 'K If ,r lr lvl , r I '-it EI I , I-Vt l I ' , FEA, -, ,J Y' . U3 0, , I fp .M , ,U K , J' I , V' .Y I ' . ice- ' Band I, Jr, Play Committee 3, Sr. Play 2, 4, National Honor Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Jr, Play 3, Sr, Play 4, Pr ' , 1 , 3 , ' , , lun- ' , I I , I I - Va ' , , , , rslt F I I , 2, , , ck , I I ' I , , , ' ' , , - C,' b, I , 4- , , , , I b . , - , l . , , - ' ch ,- ' ' . , , Jr. I y 3, . 4, 3,45 .ar il' ' C1 Cl 2, , ,' ' f ' rs f , ' , I, , 'I6 ROBERT BINTRIM R D -W I Harmony Just look at those eyes Blushes eassly Junsor Play Commsttee 3 F F A A Repo ff fl ,yu fu EVAN Whsz' Ever runnsng around Burns up the gas Bon 2 3 Msxed Chorus 2 3 4 Junsor Play Commsttee 3 Sensor Play Commsttee 4 Prom Commst 3 F I 2 3 4 lsecreta and Treasurer 3 43 JAC 0 fooNALo CALDWELL Jokes contsnually .1 DHVGS like mild Jolly personalsty f Really a buy at Caldwell s Bus boy at Kauf anfs 1 Msxed Chorus 3 4 Prom Commst tee 3 Language Club 2 3 Com mercsal Club 4 JACK BOWSER Justa football hero loves to talk about Ruth Boy from the Home HsY Club 4 Prom Commsttee 3 Gym Exhsbstson I Varssty Z Club Varssty Football 3 4 Track Intramural Basketball I 2 4 Intramural Mushball I 2 CARL BRANDSTETTER Call hsm Sleepy Works at Wrsght s Market Brsngs home the bacon Gym Exhsbstson 2 Junsor ay Commsttee 3 GR ETCHEN BU RKETT Just ' Bucket Got my man Bus Isne from Harmony Junsor Play Bookholder 3, Prom Commstte 3 Sensor Play Usher 4 Commercsal Club 2, 3, 4, Language Club 2 Intramural Basketball 2 Intramural Volleyball 2 Intramural Mushball 2 Constantly on the go !Sefssor Play Commsttee 4 Prom 'P' Commsttee 3 F F A I 2 4 m Exhsbstson 2 Intramural Basketball HELEN CASSERLY Has what st takes Miss Dynamste Cass our basketball forward Orc estra 2 Band I 2 3 4 I. guage Club 2 3 Msxed Chorus 4 Gsrls Chorus 4 Junsor Play 3 Zelse Ann Stat? 4 Prom Commsttee 3 Forenssc and Mussc Contest 4 Com mercsal Club 3 4 CPressdent 43 Home Economscs Club 3 4 CTreas urer 41 Gsrls Leaders Clubl 2 3 4 Gsrls Varssty Basketball I 2 4 Gsrls Track Team l ln ra murol Basketball I 2 3 4 lntra mural Volleyball I 2 3 4 lnt mural Mushball I 2 3 4 PAUL DIETRICH Please Do Not Dssturb Just os quset as can be Dropped out MARJORIE EBERLE Mathematscal whsz Absent most of the tsme Everyone's pol Band 2, 3 4, Junsor Play Commst tee 3, Sensor Play Commsttee 4 Forenssc 4, language Club 2, 3, Gsrls Varssty Basketball 3 4, In tramural Basketball 3, 4, Intro mural Volleyball 2, 3, 4 7 LOIS EILER Likes the Navy and Jim. Jeepers, another peroxide. Ever ready to serve you. Prom Committee 3, Junior Play Usher 3, Senior Play Usher 4, Com- mercial Club 2, 3, Valley Ball 2, 3I Class Basketball 3. CHARLES FREDERICK Catches 40 winks in study hall . Road to Harmony Fireman s san DUANE FRESH Number I5 Doesn t believe in y otis Feminine follower Orchestra 2 Ban rarlan 23 Mix o Boys Chorus I 2 Junior Play Com mittee 3 Zelle Ann Staff 4 Prom Committee 3 Commercial Club 4 Language Club 3 Gym Exhibition 2 Varsity Z Club 3 4 Varsity Bas all 3 4 Track I 3 4 Jun Varsity Basketball 2 Intramural Basketball I 2 Intramural Volley ball I 2 Intramural Mushball I 2 Operetta 2 HAROLD FRESHCORN Huba' Huba' Likes that gal Jo Forever whistling Band I 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus I 2 Boys Chorus 3 4 Operetta I 3 Senior Play 4 National Honor So c y4HlY4VarsltyZ4 r stty Basketball 4 Track 3 4 Jun nor Varsity Basketball I 2 ROBERT GARVIN Eleanor s pride and 'oy Gets Bobby Dale all the time Orchestra 2 Bandl 2 3 4 CTreas urer 3 President 43 Mud western Band 2 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Boys Chorus 2 Operetta 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 2 4 National Honor Society 3 4 fPresudent 43 Zelle nStaff4HlY234Pr Committee 3 Class Officer fVice President 33 Forensic and Music Contest 4 Commercial Club 4 Lan guage Club 2 3 CPressdent 33 Bo s Leaders Club I 2 IE President 23 Varsltyl Club 3 4 Varsity Basketball 3 4 Varsity Football 4 Track 3 4 Junior Var sity Basketball 2 Intramural Bas ketball I 2 Intramural Volleyball I 2 Intramural Mushball I 2 C9 BARBARA HEASLEY Believes in love. Caters to Bob. Happy-go-lucky. Band 4, Senior Play 4, Zelie-Ann Staff 4, Commercial Club 4, Home- Ec Club 4, Girls' l.eader's Club 4, Girls' Varsity Basketball 4, For- ensic 4, Intramural Volleyball 4, National Honor Society 4. RUTH HEBERLING Rushes to class 5th period Really loves the Army Hasn t a care in the world Junior Play 3 Semo sm? ook holder 4 Prom Commit e 3 Cam metc al Club 4g-'Gbls Volleyball 3 3 7'f Cf GEORGE HENDERSON Gets around Always smiling Hurries to Petersville Junior Play Committee 3 Senior Play Committee 4 Zelne Ann Staff 4 Hn Y 3 4 QVnce President 43 Prom Committee 3 Language Club 2 Boys Leaders Club I 2 Gym Ex hibitlon 2 Varsity Z Club 4 Var sity Basketball 3 4 Track 4 Bas ketball Manager I Junior Varsity Basketball 2 Intramural Basket ba I 2 In ramural Volleyball I 2 Intramural Mushball I 2 HELEN KETTERER Halls from RD Rochester Likes to sew Kaufman waitress Mixed Chorus 3 Prom Committee 3 Junior Play Usher 3 Senior Play Usher 4 Home Ec Club 3 4 Com mercial Club 4 Girls Leaders Club 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 4 Intramutal Volleyball 2 3 4 IJ' VICTOR KETTERER Virgil s right hand man Ever bound for Freedom Keeps us laughing A I 2 3 4 ISecretary tre urer 2 President 3 43 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Mixed Chorus I8 U ' - I . D I I O05 I L . I . C6 I I . I T . I 1 A -5 XX U 1: X V C pn II O I sf II II . I , 2, 3, 4, Ili- ' b ' , ' Ch s I, 2, ' ' , ' I I I . - ' I . - . I ' I I I I - I I , I I . .. , , I I I - I I I ' I I - ketb I I I I , 'Or I I I - I I I I ' I ' I I I II I I I I ' I . If AI I I I I ' I I l ' , . I , I I - iet , '- , ' , Va A ' - I I I I - I I I ' I . I - I I ' . . , , Robert-soxer's idol . yt f I'i ' ' ' ' . c- 3' I -Mr - ' tr . If I . , , I .L I I I I I - JI ' I . I I , . . , . I I I ' , V I I ' ' Aft I - I I I Om F, F, . , , , - asv g , . , - 2, 3, 4. , y ' ' , , QV c - Y I I I I I I I I I ' I . I I GARY KING Going places Whsstles at them all Keeps em guessing Band I 2 3 4 Msd Western Band 3 Msxed Chorus 4 Boys Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Junior Play 3 Sensor Play 4 Natsonal Honor So csey 4 fVsce Pres 4l Zelse nn a 4 H Y 3 4 CPres 43 Prm Commsttee 3 Forenssc 4 Commer csal Club 4 Language Club 2 3 Trock Manager 3 Orchestra KATHRYN KNAUER Ksss and tell Karl ss her guy Keeps the home fires burnsng Sensor Play Bookholder 4 Prom Commsttee 3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Junsor Play Usher 3 Commer cial Club 2 3 4 Language Club 2 Intramural Volleyball 2 CLYDE KNAUF Comes from Swampoodle Harmony Feed Msll Ksds around Sensor Play 2 Sensor Pay Cam mittee-4 'RC' s., WAYNE KRISTOPHEL Dear Wavy hair. Knows all the answers. Senior Play 4, Prom Committee 3, Boys' Leaders Club 2, Gym Exhi- b' ion 2, Varsity Z 3, 4, Track 4, Junior Varsity 2, Intramural Bas- ketball I, 2, Intramural Volleyball 2, Intramural Mushball I, 2. SHIRLEY LANE Show-girl. Merry-maker. Loves 'em all. Junior Play Usher 3, Senior Play Usher 4, Prom Committee 3, Bac- calaureate Usher 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Language Club 3, Girls' Lead- ers Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, Intramural Baskeaball 2, Home Economics Club 3. JEAN LAUTEN lust o country lass Annabelle and I Lskes Cal Sensor Play Commsttee 4 Gsrls Chorus 4 Forensic and Mussc Con test 4 ERWIN LUTTON Ever sn Rodys hasr Dotes on reporting Lskes hss sob Band I 2 3 4 Junsor Play 3 Com mercsal Club 3 Language Club 3 F A I 2 Intramural Mu ba 2 Intramural Basketball 3 ELSIE MARSHALL Easy on the eyes Artsstsc My Jim Junsor Play Comrnsttee 3 Sensor Play Commsttee 4 Prorn Commst tee 3 Zelse Ann Stott 4 MARY ANN MAYBERRY Marvelous dancer. Ah! Here comes heaven again. Merry laugh. Senior Play Committee 4. HELEN MILLER Has a sweet smile. loyal to Chuck. Marriage is her future. Junior Play Committee 3, Senior Play Committee 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, Intramural Volleyball 3, Prom Committee 3. les., 4, 0'llf I. WILLIAM MILLER Wsld about drawsng Makes a twosame wsth Jsm Many trsps to Ellwaod Band I 2 3 4 Zelse Ann Stat? 4 GERALDINE MITCHELL Imported from Mars Good tsmes Mssses the Navy Gsrls Chorus 3 Msxed Chorus 4 Sensor Play Usher 4 HELEN MITCHELL Harmony gsrl How wsll I get to E C My brother' Msxed Chorus 4 Sensor Play Co msttee 4 Prom Commsttee 3 NELLE MURTLAND Nuts stop that' Jovsal frsend of all a s gsrl Frsday Gsrls Chorus 4 Junsor Play Com msttee 'S Sensor Play Commsttee 4 Zelse Ann Stay 4 Prom Commst tee 3 Baccalaureate Usher 3 Jun sor Play Usher 3 Cammercsal Club 4 Language Club 2 3 Gsrls Lead ers Club 4 Gsrls Basketball Man ager 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Intramural Volleyball 2 3 4 I tramural Mushball 2 LOIS JEAN MOHR Lskeable Just lskes them all Makes good grades Gsrls Chorus 4 .lunsor Play Com msttee 3 Sensor Play Commsttee 4 Zelse Ann Stal? 4 Prom Commsttee 3 Commercsal Club 2 3 Language Club 2 3 Msxed Chorus 4 Foren ssc 4 ALMA MYERS A Fombell ressdent represented Related to Bsll Madam Pressdent Sensor Play Commsttee 4 Gs ls Chorus 4 Msxed Chorus 4 ELEANOR NAHAR Easy gosng Mr Crawford s s Not a care sn the Sensor lay Comm ee 3,604 Ijofvf WILLIAM PLUMMER Woman hater Ssx footer Plays center .I o Play Comm ttee 3 Sensor Play 4 Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 Prom Commsttee 3 Language Club 2 4 Boys Leaders Clubl 2 Varssty Z Club 3 4 Gym Exhsbs tson 2 Track 4 Varssty Basketba 3 4 Varssty Football 'I 2 4 un sor Varssty Basketball I 2 Intra mural Basketball 'I 2 Intramura Volleyball 'I 2 Intramural Mugh I BETTY POWELL Bob s steady gsrl Vstalsc Pleasant gsggle Sensor Play Commstte Intra mural Volleyball 3 ROSE POWELL Rsdes the bus to school Murphy Pretty blue eyes Sensor Play Commsttee ,,,f' ,.,s-s lab If U7 I V 1 1 I ' ' I I I 'V I ' . I . ' smut. ' . ' sd. ' , ' , ' 1 . B . fu 'I ' . Io I I If '14 I ' , ' m- uni r .. - -, L- ' ' ' stream 4, zesse-Ann stuff 4, Hs.Y C ' , , ' ss , 1 I bass ,2, ' ' 1 Ns' ' ' . ' . . , I . I ' - 4, V I I I n- . . 'sl I . , .l ' ' 4. ' - s s 20 5, n RUTH RAPE Runs with Doris. Ma's star player! Rambles on and on. Girls' Chorus 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Forensic and Music Contest 4. t e trombone. and Wilbur. I, 2, 3 4 Mixed Chorus Committee 3 Junior Pay 3 Senior Play Commit- Honor Society 4 Staff 4 Prom Committee Officer Ureasl 2 Home ISecl 4 Language urls Leaders Club 3 4 Varsity Basketball 3 4 In Basketball 2 Intramural 3 4 Intramu 3 4 Mu n LOUIS SAPIENZA Loves horses Left for the army CP lwppy MARY SOLTESZ Maggie to all May I help you Slfo Say are all those excuses yours? Senior Play Committee 4 CLARENCE SOWASH Coach put me in' Travels around Sailor boy 4' We 22 M,Jfffj,y,w WM ' ,I s for Dic and me. Just as ni . Same s s. Operetta ommittee 3, Junior Play Committee 3, Senior Play Commit- tee 4, Prom Committee 3, Home Ec Club 2, 3, 'Vice-Pres.v 4, Commer- cial Club 4 Girls' Leaders Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Baccalaureate Ush- er . DORIS STUCK Diligent. Joy of her teachers. Skilled pianist. Mixed Chorus 2 4, Senior Play Committee 4 Prom Committee 3, Forensic and Music Contest 4, Come mercial Club 3, 4 CLIFFORD TEETS Curly hair Dentists dauqhter beware Trav Is to school in the Dodge xed Chorus I 2 3 2 3 4 Varsity Football 4 IK JOSEPH THOMAS W Just for Bonnie Ever teasing the gir s Trng stumps him I' Senior Play 4 ROBERT WEBSTER Really the tops Ever drawing Writes to Bev Junior Play Committe 3 Senior Play 4 Hi Y Club 3 4 Prom Com mittee 3 Gym Exhibition 'I Var Z Club CV ce Presl 3 I 4 Varsity Basketball 3 4 ar Football I 2 3 4 Track 3 Junior Varsity Basketball I 2 JOHN WEHR Just call hsm Chonny Jester' Waits on hss Dad s customer B nd I 2 3 4 Msxed Chor s Operetta 3 Junsor Play 3 Sensor 4 HsY b 3 4 fTre urer 43 Prom Commsttee 3 Lan guage Club 2 3 Gym Exhsbstson l LOIS WEHR Lskes school2 Just Helen and Wampum Commercsal Club I 2 Sensor Play Commsttee 4 Junsor Play Com msttee 3 PAUL WEHR Pretty swell guy Eflicsent Works ous Trng problems Play Commsttee 3 Prom Commst 3 F 2 4 Boys e Club 'I Tr 4 Jun Varsity Basketball 2 3 Intramural Basketb ll I 4 Intramural Mush Intramural Volleyball JAMES EIGEI. Jokes all the tame Zany about sports Whsz on skates' Msxed Chorus 4 Sensor Play Com mittee 4 Sensor Play 2 Natsonal Honor Society 4 Prom Committee 3 Language Club 3 Boys lead ers Club I 2 Intramural Basket b 'I 2 3 4 Intramural Vo y ball 'I 2 Intramural Mushball I 2 THOMAS WILLETTS Teller of tall tales lskes flying Wrstes to Gertse Gym Exhsbstson 2 Junior Pay Commsttee 3 6- heffog I Li fl 49'.,n THOMAS WISER Talks a lot Forever taksng pictures Woos Martha' Sensor Play 2 4 Junsor Play Com msttee 3 Prom Commsttee 3 Var b 3 4 Vars Foot 2 4 Varsity Baske a CM r 2 3 43 Intramural Vo ey ball l 2 Intramural Basketball l 2 4 Intramural Mushball l Track 4 Gym Exhibition 2 Zele Ann StaFl 4 ELOISE ZEHNER Enthusiastic about dessgnsng loves Howdse Zealously awastsng graduation Girls Chorus 4 Sensor Play Usher 4 Baccalaureate Usher 3 C m mencement Usher 3 Language 2 3 Commercsal Club 4 Mixed Chorus4 JOAN ZEHNE Nsce gsrl' Just for Haddse lestful Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta Commst tee 3 Junsor Play 3 Sensor Play Commsttee 4 Zelse Ann Staff 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Commercial Club 4 Language Club 2 3 Girls Lea ers Club 2 3 4 Intramural Volleyball 2 Forensic 4 HAROLD ZEIGLER Has a nice car Just call hsm Nuts Zelsenople playboy Msxed Chorus 4 F F CATHERINE ZINKHAM Charmsng smsle Ellwood here I come Zippy personality Junior Play Committee 3 Sensor Plqy Committee 4 Prom Commst tee 3 Commercsol Club 4 Lan guage Club 2 3 Gsrls Lead Club 3 4 Intramural Volleyball 2 'lil' l ' 0 If Q , , I , ' u 4, ' , , ' ' Play , Clu 2, , ,i as- sity Z C'U 2, , , 'IY ' 24 I ' I . ball , 3, , ' 'b Il , , ' . 9 - , , , ll - 2 . , , . 2 s I , ' ' ' . I ' ' ffm, 'g I- ll ' 'll - . y 2 ' n I I O - KQ- . Junior Play Committee 3, Senior OYCIWSIYG I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, GITIS' tee , . F. A. l, , , ' Lad- , ' , ' ers , 2, ack 3, , ior ' , ' - , ball I, d , , , l, 2. , I . 1' I sc - 1 - , ' ,,,A,I,2,3,4. K' all , , , , Ile - . - . I . I ' ' I I , , ' ' ers 22 L7 ,gamers .Sy jf AFable Do You Thnnk It Looks Luke Reindeer? or How Wtll You Have Your Venison Tennyson? Once upon a tame a sharp looktng deer was merrnly lopmg through the forest on his return from a socnal gatherung he had attended Ineed less to say rt was a stag partyl when suddenly he spued a young doe gambolnng about In near by clearung Upon seelng hum thus sweet young thing smiled unnocently and turned up her eyelashes The deer answered thus with the cry Huba huba huba Thus as everyone knows ns deer language meaning Hello there Its certannly a nnce day Isnt ut? flt also has been translated by several zoolognsts thusly I come I see I wash to conquer' Gettung back to our fag stable I mean stag fable It seems that the deer decided to show off He took a running leap and landed an the clearnng where he suddenly was con fronted face to face wlth a huge twelve pomt buck Clf you dont have that many polnts take your money to the corner of Fifth and Mayfaur Streets and ask for Joel Anyway thus doe happened to be the prop erty of the flerce buck whuch the deer had fanled to notuce After stammerung around the deer flnally murmured lm sorry p l b t l dndnt know thus was your doe and honestly I wasnt trynng to steal her hart' Wuth thus he hastlly backed out of the clearlng and ran away leav mg the buck and doe to themselves The Storal to the Mory IS If you are a Dear after a luttle Dough Buck wall grve You a Start Robert Ga rvm An Obvious Satire on an Obnoxious Subqect And now comes the long awaited for pro gram Mnldred OCassldy Gnrl Truckdrlver Before our true to lufe drama begnns ladues are your hands rough and red? If they are try gen tle Stupor Suds the successor to soap When baby has a cold wash hum an Stupor Suds If you get that tured ache all over feelnn tr Stu Now ladles to resume our story As we left Mnldred yesterday Jack Toms foster brother by another marriage came to see Mildred about Leon who at seemed was becomung afrald of Duck and Tum who were staylng at the Lakeslde Hotel When Leon told Mildred of thas Ted overhearong them went to the kindly old doctor Character Sketch Here It ns another afternoon of school' The tume ns I2 49 and there ns a sudden flash of color through the room A bruef glance at has watch tells hum that he ns gettsng better thus tume from home to school us now down to 45 secondsl A frnend asks hum what he had for lunch lust a snack he unnocently replues Some mashed potatoes labout four helpnngsl sux pork chops one quart of mulk three quarters of a lemon ple and five dnshes of chocolate puddung Just a lught snack We shall now flash back to third pernod socnology Mr Rodemoyer asks hum Frnend ns thus Socuology unterestnng to you? He quuckly replues wuth Cert nly No certannly but an the town of The Muddle of Centervnlle Center The doctor a frlend of Otto who was distantly related to Fred came to see Mlldred We take you now to the home of Muldred where she ns talkmg to the doctor He us gust leavmg Well Muldred I guess nts goodbye You mean goodbye Does the doctor mean goodbye? Tune an to morrow to another thrullnng true to lnfe epnsode n the lnfe of Mlldred OCassldy Gxrl Truck drnver Remember ladies Stupor Suds outsells every other brand of deck chair fOrgan musucj Gary Kung of a Character gust a quick Cert nly He uses a brief vocabu lary answerlng almost all of the questions thrown at hum wnth enther Yep No e Certnly He has a very frlendly personality and wall usually answer to Stupud or Burdbraun IS also a gum chewing fnend He says It steadnes his nerves and rattles the opponents who are watching hmm Hls method of chewlng IS sort of a cross between a horse and a camel sort of an up and down across movement whuch re quvred years of Intense practuce A deflmte character Bob Webster Robert Yohn . I ' - . - ' I I ' . , I . I ' ' I G I - . . l I . . I . ' , . I Il I I G I U . . ,, . , I I I I . . . ,, . . . . ,, , . . I I 1 I - . . , . ,, . : , , . ' . ' , a ,, . , . . , ,, . . I Li ' I I ' ' ll ' ' I II I - - gl Y - ll - ' - - - .II por Suds on your dishes CBetter still, go to bedj. Well -------- ! . I , s . . I . . I I - I - - I I ,, , I - I I I ll I , . ' . . I I . , .. . . . . ,, , ,, . . ll Ill ll p 'Il - - - , - - 11 1 11 , . ' ' . lllohl II ' Il II ' ' -ll . ,, . . ,, . . . . . , - Ill . . . ,, . . . . , , - . . . . . ,, . ' ' I Il I .ll t II ' ,ll 23 CAM W We the class of 1946 benng of sound mtnd lwe hopej do hereby decree this be our last wull and testament Bob Blntrum leave stall blushing Jack Bowers leave my flashy plands to Chester Steffler Jack Bowser leave the names Ruth 8. Jack for the lamtors to scrape oft the maloruty of the school desks Carl Brandstetter leave stlll sleepy Gretchen Burkett leave my Harmony friends walknng Evan Burry leave with an extra fender Don Caldwell leave jet propelled Helen Casserly leave my friendliness to Jane Reulley Margorle Eberle bequeath my mathcmatucal mnnd to all the need Loss Euler leave starry eyed Charles Frederuck bequeath my sllent manner to Wendell Buntrlm Duane Freshcorn bequeath my flurtatlous way to Marne Heberlnng Harold Freshcorn will my happy go lucky nature to Kenny Altemus Robert Garvm wull my good taste nn clothes to Clnfford Moag Ruth Heberlung wall my soft vouce to Marlorle Pflug George Henderson leave my alertness on the basketball floor to Jam Hogan Helen Ketterer bequeath my cheerful dlsposltlon to Sal Scheldemantle Vlctor Ketterer wall my knowledge of Vocational Agrlculture to Rlchard Boehm Gary Kung bequeath my witty remarks to Bob Osterlnng Kathryn Knauer wull my rellabnhty to Esther Ruth Logsdon Clyde Knauf leave wnth pleasure the old famlllar grind Wayne Krlstophel wnll my way wlth women to Eddie Kaufman Shnrley Lane wnll my cheerleadung to Texue Burgh Jean Lauten leave runntng for the bus Erwnn Lutton leave whlle the corn us green Elsie Marshall leave my artlstlc ablluty to Dolly Toth Mary Ann Mayberry leave my talent In Engllsh to Betty Trnmble Helen Muller leave my typewruter for repairs Wnlluam Muller leave my battered trombone for Miss Hutton to worry over 24 . L . . I A to ' . il . , I I . . 1 l, , ' , , ll I ,, ,, . . l, , , ' . I, , ' ' . l, , ' . l, , --' . Il I . . . G ll . . I x . . Y. l, ' ' , . I' . I . . . . If I . . . . - I, , ' - - . l, ' , ' ' ' . I, Barbara Heasley, leave my charming way to Norma Kristophel. I, . I . . . . A l, , ' . I, I . .. . h l, ' , ' ' . I, I . I .. . . If . I . . . 1 l, , - ' . l, ' , ' ' . 'I , I . . .. U If I . . . . I, . I . . . ll . 1 - I ' l CAM M!! Geraldlne Mutchell leave for Evans Cnty Helen Mitchell wlll my tlnuness to Fr da Druschel Loss Mohr bequeath my stucllous nature to Dan Henshaw Nellie Murtland leave my men trouble to Sh rley Bauder Alma Myer wnll my ambrtlous way to Don Albln Eleanor Nahar wt l my long way hon'e to lrene l-'artzel Betty Powell wlll my clear complexlon to Betty Ann VVGICRS ose Powell legvn FQ M Wnlluam Plummer eave mth my head IH the clouds Ruth Rape leave stall wondering Patrlcla Robln on leave next years Annual wotrles and rltlng abt tty o Llb f arr Leora Rubrlqht le ve Bob Warner bel Ind ne whee Mary Soltesz beaueath my commerc al abnlltv to Mlldred Zelgler Clarence Sowash lett for the Navy Bernuce Stamm bequeath my neatre to Georgina Druschel Dorus Stuck leave my o ace on the honor roll to Davud Schwenngruber Cllftorcl Teets leave Norma as the cllmax ot the Teet s tvadltuon Sh rley Teets wull at y good looks to Grace Schafteu Joseph Thomas leave my gltt ot gab to Joanne Meneuce Robert Webster leave my glgantuc appetite to Harry Lauten John Wehr leave my boomung voice to Robert Clouse Lols Wehr leave by way ot Wampum Paul Wehr bequeath my busunessllk manner to Allen Klrlcpatrrclc James Welgel leave that laugh echounq ID the halls Thomas Wulletts leave takunq oft' Thomas Wuser leave stnll talclng pnctures Joan Woodburn lea JG my athletic ablllty to Caroline Venth Robert Yohn leave my oftlces to anyone capable of hold ng them Eloise Zehner wall my wavy halr to Gladys Beryl John Zehner wall my sweetness to Jean Reno Harold Zelgler leave llovers lane to Roy Rape Catherune Zunkham wall my lolluness to Elnzabeth Tarr 25 Z fl . f , . . . . . Vu , V . I . V , . ' , l . Q . . , , . -, , . . ,, A R - , . , . r . .urphys. . . , X . . . . . . . . S I , I . X I W . .4 .I. t ' bt T . 'Q , a ' 1' t' l, Louis Saplenza, bequeath my sense of humor to Bob Hubbard. 3 .. . . l I ' I ' ' , - . . ss ' . . I . . l ' 1 ' - H H 1 , . . . H . . , . , . . X . .. . . : , . , . , 2 . 4 L f ' . I . ,rv First Row-B. Bowers, B. Fogel, B. Reid, N. Reid, E. Stephens, B. McClelland, H. mantle, F. Rape, D. Buffington, S. Schiedemantle, P. Lear, P. Brewer, M. Wilson, M. Zeigler, E. Schofield, B. Kneiss, M. Clause. Second Row-Miss Albin, E. Tarr, C. Veith, J. Reno, M. Thiebaud, B. Say, E. Logsdon, E. Lovett, M. Heberling, G. Trimble, N. Kristophel, R. Schiedemantle, F. Steele, N. Herr, N. Shaffer, E. Rape, Mrs. Graff. Third Row+K, Altemus, D. Henshaw, H. Lauten, S. Powell, D. Walsh, J. Hogan, F. Henry, R. Beres, J. Hoover, R. Beahm, J. Dietrick, D. Albin, R. Hubbard, C. Moag. Fourth Row--L. Thomas, R. Sabol, W. Proper, C. Freshcorn, N. Robinson 1 Plummer, B. Schiede D. Toth, V, Burkhart S. Gross, l. Hartzell Pefier, S. Bauder, B M. Pflug, D. Shisler R. Wehr, R. Warner E. Kaufman, E. Lutz J. Kennedy, A. Kirk patrick, J. Grahm, D. Schweingruber, R. Clouse .J W, OFFICERS President . James Hogan Vice President David Schweingruber Secretary Shirley Bauder Treasurer Robert Warner 26 x.. jx ' -za g . 9 Dear Zelie Ann , 7 lt's been quite some time since you have heard from us. Last year Shirley Gross wrote and told you of our thriving class. Another school term has passed, and we are full of memories of our junior year. To start the ball rolling this year, we sponsored two dances, the Pumpkin Ball , and the Holly Hop '. While everyone was still marveling over our magnificent dances, we produced our play which truly showed the spirit and co-operation ot our class. Aside from all the fun we've had this year, there were also times when we had our worries. Take, for instance, the time we had at Christmas. To an outsider it might seem like any other Christmas with all its hustle and bustle, but we were wondering it our class rings would come in time for us to show them off over Christmas. They didn't come in time. Soon after this we settled back into our daily routine at school, which consisted not only of education, but of some heckling of the teachers. But, as you know, you can't slide along forever, and before we knew it mid-year exams had crept up on us and everyone had to cram in order to pass. People say history repeats itself, and we are inclined to believe them, for the same thing happened to us at the end of the year. We'll say good-bye for now, but you will hear from us again, next year as Seniors. J ,.., so Q 4 XJ J Aff K -Barbara Reid of P , L , - Q e : . . ,, . I X Q ' Q ' L as Y A Al J ' .L A f .QU 4, ' ' - 4- . 3 ,I in J Q, r' AL L' J I7 I 1m ' fi i ' 1 f lx 1 Q -,X fi fi i ff lx 0.4 a ,L -. ei xv X , 'fx ...f H I I ,f D First Row Mr Kennard E Kradle B Rice E Sutch D Clayton R Cable J Gallagher G Byrel J Young B Powell D math E Rossman H Lear L Brougler M Hartze F Rape J Menerca P Miller J Coup J Dambach Miss Blazelx Second Row N Teets L Wymer R Hrgley H Schaucl T D emer G Druchel M Lauch L McDanel E Henshaw V Miller A Ne-'neth R Mick V Hamilton B Myers S Evans A Groves C Wright E Brandt D Peffer B Christie G Saplenza J Rerlley F Druchel A Kanuer Third Row R Epprnger G Lutton L Lrntz J Matti R Staulfer W Bauder P Hey man D McClain J Bhame F Frrshcorn W Kerner H McWi'hy E Poland J Vnncze A Messesan W Buntrm R Groves J Richards L Deener W Sweeney J Capots D Sunlcey E Thelbaud J Fogel Fourth Row D Tokos R Wilde R Lutz W Perlne R Oesterlmg R Steele W Rape C Steffler J Palmer D Kristophel J Ney T Phyllis R Kung R Wemel A Knauff C Curry OFFICERS President John Vrncze Vice President Edward Poland Secretar Anna Mae Nemeth Treasur r . Gloria Sapienza l , r 1 l 9 za 1 r X , -QQ' f ' U 1 , if om 7 pfacea The sophomore class is really advancing, Improving in sports, perfecting their dancing, The fellows more handsome, the girls better looking, And that isn't all-you should sample their cooking. We've talent gulore and plenty to spare, And we set the styles with the clothes that we wear. Our school spirit's bigger and better than ever, And nothing can lick us-we'll all stick together To make an interesting, outstanding class That the school won't forget in the years that will pass. -Georgina Druschel 29 J , J fl' ' .946 '! if If Y., , .Af Flrst Row F Walker J Race G McCandless J Muller D Warner E Rodgers P Engle G Strutt G Lotz M Burrell D Bram E Curry E Eppmger D Lon G Schaeffer E Agnew R Menzel K Semel E Ketterer M Householder B WIECKS Mrs Rodemoyer Second Row Mrs Klemdlenst M Shetler G Boyer E Rogers F Vogel D English H Broerman R Lauten B Steffler N Schantz C Proper R Rass man J Soltesz A Kerr W McClam R McClelland J Rape W Beahm C Lampard V Bowers W Kradel I. Moag T Burgh D Powell Mrs Morgan Thurd Row M Tennant H Mlller J Mohr R Swerlxowslu R Bonzo L Verbo R Bennett L Llntz C Holben P Smlth R Kind W Hollerman D Lung C Rldenour D Peffer E Reacher L Measel L Kirchner D Lotz L Johnston W Yohn D Klme J HI sh R Pflug Fourth Row Frsh r D Myers R Cable G Roman R Bradshaw D Such J Campbell H Keefter l Bltner H Maglll E Flshburn D Muller R Euler W Watson OFFICERS resndent Wllllam Yohn Vice President Norma Schantz Secretary Grace ShcfTer reasurer Donald Sutch Sei 5355233 i F ova..-,.4,. ,A 1 V Wva- 4 ' 'ff Hu: K--A X ,-4 -,, , V, i Y-1 X 'V' km . 1 . ,,i W hu 1 .f kv' . r Aff' - ,-rf-fi 'uri iivtw' JN-1 - ' ' ' J nf I I nfl X 'bm :...,.,..:' lst Q '3wnf:,:,f V W- . ,.-V' K f- ' -, -. Q. - 1 1' 'M Iv R 8 x V 5 ' 4'5 'VV- ' 'ing f' 1, 'i K' 4. n ,h .1 ...,,i. . . A , ja fA8 c'jl 8:5AlfIfL8lfL Oh, happy, carefree freshmen, You're really quite a bunch. You put some fun in a boring class. You add a little punch. You're really out in front, you know, Whene'er it comes to pranks, And you're so full of manners, lt kills you to say thanks ! But really, you aren't quite as bad As some would say you were. Oh, sure you tease the teachers, But those things just occur. f Nxlffj V, They're natural, just like after school You go downtown for cokes, And catch up on your gossip, And tell some corny jokes. You went to all the dances, The senior play, and such. didn't get in trouble either. No, not at all. lNot much!!!J You You're the seniors of '49, So till then, please don't stop Just being kids like you are- You're sure to come out on topl -Joyce Miller 31 O J EIGHTH GRADE ' , Verda Beck Esther Vxncze Margaret Slmmons Lots Jenklns Janet Davts Mary Bryan Janet Thomas Ruth Wehr Lots Householder Malone Retd Nancy Hirsch Beulah Powell Mr Reed Phyllus Keck Mary Lou Knauer Velma Bonzo Patrtcua Kennard .Ianlce McClain Doris Rlce Margie Say Shirley Zehner Carleen Phllllps Sara Brandstetter Jean Eyles Ruth Goehrtng Lots Ann Hartman Phyllls Sohn Jerry Schroeder Harry Such Charles Gross Pearl Gahagan Wtlllam Phllltps Eugene Fogel Gustay Getsay Floyd Groves Harry Evans Robert Casky James Almann cgifwof ejelfelf' CA parody on SEA FEVER by John Masefleldl I must go back to school again To the school and my front seat Wtth no homework to complete Where my books are closed and the desks are carved And the puptls lust awaktng And a cltsgusted look on the teachers ace And a long stlence breakmg I must go back to school again Tts the call of my mother so bored A loud call and a clear call That may not be Ignored A all I ask ts to be left aone bnder the covers to rest And sadly thunk of the thtngs ahead Far Instance so week s tests' 1- i I must go home from school now soon A dream wtll soon come true No carved desks to gaze upon No unflmshed work to do Now all we need ts a practtcal loke From one of our humorous friends And a qutet sleep and a sweet dream Before thus school day ends 'L Shtrley Zehner 32 I I I I I I . I . , , , , 1 , I I f Q J 1 j -3' , N . J .I ' I J 1, XJ I 5 x I' ' Y I I ' , , Ik I And all I ask is a study hall, . , f ' , V nd ' I , ,E I ' , L 1 5 I I Q I I I ax I sy . . ' . I C .Nl si . In I , ' . YINESK., -6, l ' A SEVENTH GRADE I Qeaf ear This year was one of great events. With this you will agree. We put the Germans in their place, And the atomic bomb made the Japs flee. But these things are small, considering it all Because the class of '51 came to this hall. One sunny morning we entered, in our best. wide when we spied at her desk know we had nothing to fear out on our school career All decked out Our eyes were Miss Gallagher She soon let us And started us Next on our schedule was Mr Reed He pointed out that our work wasnt play Home Ec for the girls shop for the boys Knowledge to store for some future day Many new sublects many new faces May next year find us back in our places Linda Cunningham First row Jane Hoffman Betty Reid Linda Cunningham Eleanor Schramm Judy Myers Marlene Lutz Mary Hayner Joan Richard Kay Muller Delores Thomas Velma Johnston row David Muller Harold Leonberg Naomi Powell Beverly Miller Alice Powell Kendrew Patricia Rinesmith Robert Simmons Homer Watson Third raw McDanlel Donald Hess Theodore Kennedy Richard White David Hollerman Kaufman Glenn Freshcorn Gerald Hogan Thomas Platt Clifford Ketterer 33 Joyce Holben Second Florence Ely Ella Jane Miss Gallagher Alvy George Pozgal Ralph , - , , . I i I .rl I I I I I I l I I I I ' ii E l I I . I . I . r I I if I - i 'I 1 .I I Iv I I .I xg ,if 'O The opportunnty to lnve tn a democracy as a com bnnatlon of a hundred other prlvnleges Where else but un a democracy are people allowed freedom of speech press and religion? The opportunity to learn and to play IS carrued through by all cutuzens of a democracy They are able to plan an educatnon for themselves and their famlltes and are given chances to advance them selves un all ways Competmon as encouraged an all sports and school actnvatues Plays clubs and partues are plan ned by the students for their own engoyment These all play a part ln the cltlzens everyday llves 34 HE GPPORTUNITY F V Q E132 J QE? EI Qc Qndgf SLMQQ MASHE 'U WE Emil xx fJyQ if 0 I 7 I E MEI? QWKTQ I rULd4tiTNZXlxxXik ff! L 1 iw ML LJ 4 AX 'MW IJE ifIiwmWr..yWM ff-NNN f f x To LIVE 71 f ' S Of? 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U I' ',,Y 5 , ' ' NNN , 1 f f , , . 5 ,. A W 1, . .. I A1 'Q- 'x A I .,,.4? ' .Q 19' Q ' 1 Zelie-Ann Stall Sealed Left to Right-M. J. Wilson, S, Teets, E. Marshall, L. Rubright, P. Robinson, Mr. Reed, Miss Blazelr Standing Lef? to Righi-T. Wiser, R, Garvin, W. Plummer, G. King, G. Henderson. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Patricia Robinson ASSISTANT EDITOR Robert Garvin BUSINESS MANAGER Leora Rubright ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Shirley Teets PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Thomas Wiser LITERARY EDITOR Gary King LITERARY STAFF Joan Woodburn, Joan Zehner, Nelle Murtland, Lois Mohr, Helen Casserly ART EDITOR Elsie Marshall ART STAFF William Miller, Bernice Stamm, Carl Brandstetter, Duane Freshcorn ATHLETIC EDITOR . George Henderson ASSISTANT ATHLETIC EDITOR William Plummer TYPISTS Helen Casserly, Barbara Heasley, Lois J. Mohr JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE Mary Jean Wilson ADVISOR Mr. Reed ASSISTANT ADVISOR Miss Blazek Seated: D. Freshcorn anding: N. Murfland, B. Stamm, L. Mohr, H. Casserly, B. Hecsley. Left to right: L. Mohr, H. CUSSEYIYI BA l'l905leY- G First Row L Thomas R Clouse D Schwelngruber E Thlebaud D Walsh R Garvln R Webster W Yohn G Lutton Second Raw G Henderson N Robinson J Wehr R Warner Jo, 5.1 R Yohn G Kung J Vnncze H Freshcorn Mr Rodemoyer sf' J 'J JF J W I l If V me y -T as l A H'-Y Qu W Y lu , ' for by , X . . . ,gl ' I . -.I . , I. , . 1 U , ., l Q, .I l , I. ' , akf, . ,.', .' ,. , , . V f ff V T ' Jr ff ,, - I I .QUT ' L I l . . I 525 . W W . OFFICERS President Gary Kung Vice President George Henderson Secretary Donald Walsh Treasurer John Wehr Advlsor Mr Rodemoyer WW7 if f fjzf Shortly after school began the Hn Y Club held nts first meetung Only enght members were left un the club Robert Yohn Gary Kung George Henderson Robert Garvun John Wehr Robert Webster Don Walsh and Neal Robmson Therefore followmg the electron of off? cers the club after careful consnderatuon selected fourteen new mem bers those of whom they thought would meet the requnsltes of clean speech clean sports clean scholarshup and clean lnvang he new members were Loy Thomas Eugene Thlebaud Robert Clouse Edward Kaufman Davld Schwelngruber Wllluam Plummer Wllllam Proper Jack Bowser Wulluarrt Yohn John Vuncze Harold Freshcorn Harry Lauten Robert Warner and Gerald Lutton The enture club attended the Hu Y and Tru Hn Y rally held nn Beaver Falls Here they heard several speakers and were served refresh ments A dance followed As usual the club was an charge of chapel devotions They also performed many other tasks around the school such as recervmg vlsmng teams and offlclals at the basketball games and handlmg audrtorlum duties durung assemblles In cooperatuon wlth the rnusuc department a Christmas program an the form of a pageant of the burth of Chrust was presented by thus organnzatuon Throughout the year the club held several socnal meetungs at whtch they played basketball and volleyball Pans were purchased by the members The annual bowlnng party at the Kaufman alleys rounded out the schedule of actuvmes 38 National Honor Society Flrst Raw Mrs Rodemoyer Second Row L Rubrught P Robvnson J Wetgel R Garvm H Freshcorn G Kung R Yohn W Plummer Each year by vote of the faculty ten percent of the semor class ns elected to thus organuzatron The basns for membershrp ns the con snderatlon of the Socletys four prlnclples whuch are scholarship lead ershlp character and service Four of the members were chosen last year as lunuors B Garvin B Yohn P Robmson and J Hodges but Hodges left for Alnquuppa so the club started thus year wuth three members At the first meetung of the year officers were chosen Meetlngs were held every month at the home of one of the members The final meeting was a party gnven by the mcomung tumors for the sensors Under the able guudance of Mrs Rodemoyer the club took charge of the llbrary thus year A good scrubbing and dusting came fTrst then peruodlc Inspections The club had some good fun packed meetings Cheers for the school s oldest orgamzatnon 39 OFFICERS President Vnce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Advusor Robert Garvrn Gary Kung Patrucla Robinson Wllluam Plummer Mrs Rodemoyer K is, , t if? . cgi, . r-7'1 . . - - . -- , . , . , . , . , . , , , . . 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' I I ' - , . . -r ' :evo 74 we SENIOR PLAY Left to Rlght Flrst Row Mlss Barnes P Robinson S Teets B Heasley Mlss Stout Second Row R Webster T Wuser .I Wehr G Kung H Freshcorn R Garvln J Thomas Thlrd Row W Krlstophel W Plummer R Yohn l 58lfLLC .A J OZQLCQ The entlre actuon of the play takes place In the luvmg room of the Brewster Home In Brooklyn It IS occupied by two slsghtly crazy aunts whose pet pastime ns knllmg poor lonely old men wlth thelr ponsoned wune Theur nephew Teddy also slughtly crazy, thnnks he as Theodore Roosevelt He disturbs the nenghbor hood by chargmg up the steps blastang a bugle Mortumer another nephew carries most of the troubles because he was the only sane person of the Brewster famuly Jonathan the thurd nephew who left Brooklyn In hrs youth returns wuth hrs companion Dr Emstenn who ns responsuble for operatmg on Jonathan s 'Face dow seat shortly after the aunts had Teddy remove one of theur vnctnms from nt Teddy burnes the body un one of the Panama Canal lock whlch he had dug an the cellar The total number of graves was then twelve Jonathans next move was to knll Mortimer In the attempt he was mterrupted by two omcers and later Lieutenant Rooney who locked up Jonathan and put Teddy and the aunts ln an Insane asylum Before leavmg the aunts tell Mortumer that he really :sn t a Brewster so he and Elalne get marrled Mr Wntherspoon supernntendent of the asylum ns theur last vuctum and the play ends wuth thurteen bodues In the canal The entnre class along with Muss Stout and Muss Barnes patched In on var: ous commuttees to help make the ploy a huge success CAST Abby Brewster The Rev Dr Harper Teddy Brewster Officer Brophy Ottlcer Klem Martha Brewster Elame Harper Mortlmer Brewster Mr Gibbs Jonathon Brewster Dr Elnstenn Officer O Haro Lieutenant Rooney Mr Witherspoon Patrlclo Robinson Victor Ketterer Gary Kung Robert Webster Wayne Krlstophel Barbara Heasley Shirley Teets Robert Gorvm Joseph Thomas Wllluam Plummer John Wehr Harold Freshcorn Thomas Wiser Robert Yohn 66 ' 77 . . . . . I . . . . ,, ,, . . . . . . l . I . . . I . . I , I ' I ' They had with them another companion, very dead, whom they hid in the win- - - - 11 ,ll - . 3 ' I . 1 ' . ., . . I ' ' I ll ll . I . . . I . . .- 40 JUNIOR PLAY Left to Rlght Row One R Clouse Mlss Albrn Mrs Graf? K Altemus Row Two I Hartzel S Bauder M Heberlung V Burkhart D Toth E Tarr Row Three R Warner D Alb n D Walsh N Roblnson it Jag mt 42, Amnd the wanl of snrens and the applause of the spectators the curtasn rang down on the rumor play on March l The a tuon took place In the solaruurn ofthe Dorset home near Chlcago where anythung can happen and does Edmund Dorset the local ludge ns at home one evennng talklng to the new servant when he receives a telephone call from hrs former wnte Baroness Von Eschenbach telling hum of her arrtval In Chicago Because he wants to see has daughter Valerle he asks her to come out and stay tor awhtle At the news of has former wifes arraval Cecllla the present Mrs Dorset goes unto a rage and the poor gudge ns an the dog house A prince as due to arrtve the next day and a large party ts planned U known to the Dorsets the new butler and the new mand are former gangsters who lntend to rob the rlch guests and ktdnap Valerne Theur accomplrce, Cash McCord takes the prmces place to make lt easter but before the 'ob can be pulled a newspaperwoman reveals the plans and udentutle McCord lnstead ot prosecutlng them Judge Dorset helps them to go straight and to escape to South Amernca leavlng the rest of the household very befuddled as to what happened to the prmce A lot of credut for the success of the play goes to the rumors two able advisors Mrs Graff and Muss Alben who dlrected the production of the play CAST Judge Dorset Robert Hubbard Strnmons Davtd Schweungruber Loranda Eluzobeth Tarr Cecnlua Dorset Vnda Burckart Captam Wheatley Robert Warner Deborah Wunchell Delorls Toth Hal Stanley Edward Kaufman Baroness Dorset Daguerre von Eschenbach Marne Heberllng Valerue Dorset Shurley Bauder Cash McCord Donald Walsh Stufty Robert Clouse Kathernne Wells Irene Hartzell 41 , -. , , . - - A 1 1 - ,A 1- 1- r '- r . e, . .,. . 66 77 . . F. . . . c . ' I I . . F . s ., , . , . . . , . .. .. , , . . . .. ,, ,, , , - , . n- A , . , . . . , , ., s . , . . . , , . . The Commercial Club is a well organized group of commercial students who gather together each month for the purpose of keeping up with the methods of the modern business world. The sophomores and juniors make up a large percentage of the mem- bers. The only sophomores permitted to join are the A and B students. The first meeting of the Commercial Club was held in the form of a Truth and Consequence Show. The meeting proved to be very short but amusing. In October, the Language Club and the Commercial Club hired wagons, and went on a hay ride to the Grange. The evening was spent dancing. Miss Barnes, one of the Commercial Club's advisors, will long remember this evening because of the aches, pains, and embarrassment caused from square dancing. A representative from the Robert Morris Business School of Pittsburgh showed two movies: one concerning accounting, and the other concerned the work of a secretary. These proved to be very interesting, and helpful. To help the financial matters a movie was sponsered in April. It turned out to be a success because of the hard and earnest labor of the members. At the end of the year a farewell party was held in honor of all the graduating members. Miss Barnes and Mr. Crawford should be thanked for their patience and kindly guidance. President Helen Casserly Vice-President Patricia Robinson Secretary Shirley Bauder Treasurer Delores Buffington Advisors Miss Barnes, Mr. Crawford 0 My Qvgi- Left to Right, First Row-P. Robinson, B. Stamm, D. Toth, V. Burkhart, M. Heberling, E. Lolvett, B. Fogel J. Woodburn, S. Tets, S. Lane. Second Row-Miss Barnes, M. Clause, S. Schiedemantle, M. Zeigler, Rape B. Heasley, D. Buttington, B. Reid, E. Schofield, H. Ketterer, K. Knouer, N. Murtland, B. Kneiss, Mrs. Klenndnenst Third Row-D. Shisler, E. Rape, E. Tarr, S. Gross, H. Casserly, S. Bauder, M. Wilson, J. Reno, D. Stuc McClelland, M. Plugh, G. Burkett, R. Heberling, C. Zinkham. Fourth Row-D. Freshcorn, J. Bowers, D. Walsh R. Warner, R. Yohn, G. King, D. Alben, H. Lauten, R. Garvin, A. Kirkpatrick. Left to Right, First Row7C. Veith, M J. Wilson, E. lovett, S, Schiedemantle, J. Young D Smith H Lear Plummer, P. Lear, M. Hartzell, L. Braughler, P. Brewer, E, R. Logsdon, M. Rossman, G. Druschel-. Second Row- H D Shisler, J. Dambough, M. Lauch, J. Coup, A. M, Nemeth, E. Henshaw, F. Rape, B. Reid, F. Rape, J. Meneice D. Clayton, S. Bauder, B. A. Weicks, B. Trimble, A Knauer, Miss Albin. Third Row-C. Proper, R. Oesterling E. Lutton, W. Foster, J. Hogan, R. Hubbard, T. Phyliss, W. Plummer, J. Nye, J. Boehm, H. Lauten, E. Kaufman R. Grass, D. Sankey, R, Clouse. Fourth Row-N. Orr, l. Hurtzell, J. Gallager, V. Miller, B. 'Ayers B Rice R Wilde, P. Hindmon, N. Robinson, A. Kirkpatrick, G. Lutton, D. Peffer, C. Wright, S. Moeser, J. Reilley, Sapienza, N. Tests, Here is a lively group ot kids out for a lot of fun when their club night rolls around. They say they make sure of a good time after the hard time they put in, in class, studying Latin and Spanish. Their meetings were enlivened with dances, Truth and Consequences, and bowling parties. But the high-light of the year was the big hayride that ended up at the Big Knob Grange. All the kids enjoyed an evening of square and round dancing, So with the super guidance of Miss Albin the language students sailed through another successful year. OFFICERS President Allen Kirkpatrick Vice President Tom Phillis Secretary Shirley Moeser Treasurer Betty Trimble Advisor Miss Albin Home Ec Club Left to Rlght Flrst Row V Burkhart P Brewer H Lear .l Young P Lear H Ketterer M Zelgler E Lovett Second Row Miss Blazek E Logsdon B Say P Roblnson F Rape M Wllson L Rubrxght Early nn the year the old members of the Home Ec Club went to Pittsburgh to purchase a mirror for the llvlng room Then came the electron of new members cmd a dlnner at Hotel Kaufman There was also a Chrlstrnas party at Mrs Wllsons and a valentune party nn the Home Ec Dept As thelr part ln feedmg the hungry and helpung the needy these gurls served refreshments at the football games and packed Christmas boxes for th Red Cross Under the able leadershup of Mass Blazek and the presudent thus has been a very nnterestnng year OFFICERS Presldent Patrucua Robunson Vuce Presldent Bernnce Stamm Secretary Leora Rubrnght Treasurer Helen Casserly Hustornan Mnldred Ziegler Advisor Miss Blazek 44 Bl Stamm. Third Row-S, Gross, H. Casserly, S. Bauder, Nfeith, J. Reno,.D. Totlh, G. Druschel.. . . , ' e . Girls Leaders Club Left to Rughf Seated E Logsdon E Lovett M Wllson B Heasley D Bufllngton H Ketterer B Reud P Brewer S Teets S Lane Standing D Shlsler D PeFler H Casserly S Bauder C Velth B Stamm P Robinson Mrs Morgan B Fogel J Woodburn L Rubrlght N Murtland G Druschel B Trimble C Zlnkham This club us composed of fun lovlng, sports minded gurls who get together once every month under Ma s supervusuon for busmess and pleasure New members are chosen twlce a year and guven a chance to prove their abnlnty to take a lake by beung put through an nn-tnatuon servnce This year the clubs prolect was selllng T shirts to rause money for their athletnc awards It proved to be a great suc cess and the club raised S20 00 Other meetings were spent playnng volleyball basketball oowllng and danclng The club s Chrnstmas dance was brnghtened by the members of the Hu Y and theur advnsor, Mr Rodemoyer lts OCYIVITIES were ended by a flnal meeting given by the old members tor the departung sensors OFFICERS President Patrucua Robunson Vnce President Shirley Bauder Secretary Delores BUHIDQTOD Treasurer Helen Ketterer Advnsor Mrs Morgan 45 - I .Ez t -,' I M? - N -A -' A S . l II I ll ' ' , , . , . . ,, ,, . . V I I , . , . . First Hartzell, B. Cristi, First Burkhart, Girls Chorus Plummer, GIRl'S CHORUS Row4E. Rodgers, G. Lotz, L. Braughler, M J. Young, B. Powell, E. Zehner, M. Clouse, H H. Lear, D. Clayton, D. Warner, F. Rope, E Henshaw, J. Dambaugh, A. Nemeth. Second Raw-F Vogel, S. Evans, G. Druschel, D. Pe5er, N, Murtland, G Strutt, J. Miller, F. Walker, L. Mohr, J. Meneice, P. Rob inson, M Wilson, J. Woodburn, J. Coup, E. Logsdon, L Rubright, M. Lauch, J. Gallagher, J, Zehner, A. Groves Miss Hutton. Third RowfA. Knauer, R. Higley, L. Wimer J. Rape, H. Casserly, B. Rice, B. Myers, V. Mil ler, R. Rape, S. Moeser, J. Reilley, G. Sapienza, T. Burgh F. Druschel, N. Teets. MIXED CHORUS RowfJ. Korczynski, D. Stuck, B. Fogel, V L, Braughler, E. Rodgers, E. Brandt, M. Pflug Second Row-J. Weigel, R. Garvin, E. Burry, H. Zeigler C. Sowash, J. Wehr, J. Bowers, Miss Hutton Third Row-B. Cristie, S. Teets, G. Mitchell, H. Mitchell This chorus is made up of nearly sixty hard-working girls. They have sung many numbers, some were just for enioyment and some were practiced to per- fection. Quite often their singing was still heard in home rooms on Wednesday and Friday evenings. They sang with the mixed chorus in the Christmas program. There was much work put on Call of he Morning and The Slumber Song for the County Music Contest at Slippery Rock on March 22nd, Even though they didn't win first place, they did a fine job. Mixed Chorus Basses, basses-when are you ever going to get that E flat in the last score? Now let's go over that again-and this time watch and think. These and other sounds emanate from the portable every Tuesday and Thursday in the eight period when the mixed chorus gets together. Although fraught with various interruptions such as Out wih that chewing gum , Sit up straight , etc., the mixed chorus, along with having a lot of fun, has really accom- plished something. It performed at Christmas and also at the Forensic Meet at Slippery Rock. lt is a thrill for all involved when the mixed chorus comes forth and gives out with some well-rounded harmony. By the way, Harmony is right in there. Any- way, we're all proud this fine organization and its swell director. 46 Future Farmers of America Left to Right First Row R Bonzo R Steele R Pflug D Sutch H Magull R Cable L Thomas J Fisher Second Row C Teets D Caldwell H McWl-uthy H Ziegler D PelTer R Wehr P Wehr Third Row Mr Muck S Powell W Hollerman E Burry P cmlth R Kind W Bmtrum W Rape C Mcag These boys under the watchful eye of Mr Mack have done well this year Victor Ketterer Harold Zeigler and Clifford Teets dis tingulshed themselves at th Livestock Contest at Pittsburgh where they won first prizes The boys are also to be complimented on the good work they did on the scenery for the class play Early in the year the boys held their initiation and for about three days characters were seen wandering about the halls with big green paper hands on their backs signifying new members or green hands What won t they thunk of next? This sprung the boys went to Slippery Rock to participate In ludg ing contests Results were entirely satisfactory ln all the Future Farmers have been a credit to the school OFFICERS President Victor Ketterer Vice President Harold Zeigler Secretary-Treasurer Evan Burry Advisor . Mr. Mack 47 f ' r 'I , X4 Ban Fnrst Row Left to Rught S J Dambaugh S Schnedemantle Phnlllps B Myers M Burrell B H Casserly P Kennard E Lutz W Mller H Plummer J Wehr Bauder J Coup P Engle B Wuecks D Toth B Say V Burkhart A Groves S Evans Second Row E Frshburn Mss Hutton J McClann M Eb le C Heasley E Kaufman J Renlley C Freshcorn J Memece E Logsdon V Muller Thurd Row C Gross J Woodburn J Zehner R Clause R Kung N Robnnson H Ereshcorn J Young L Rubrlght M Say R Oesterlmg M Wilson Fourth Row D Freshcorn G Kung E Lutton 'Te-we -Q 'YN L, -f .4 OFFICERS Parades, football games, basketball games, plays, assem blues, the contest and, of course, baccalaureate and commence Presldent Robert Garvin ment exercuses have made thus quite a busy year Vnce President Joan Woodburn A band isnt all glory and honor though It takes a :tt e Secretary John Wehr work and practlce along with some extra effort You must keep Tmosurer Emu' Rull' Logsdon your mstrument ashlmn and In tune be at practuce at eight Admof MUS HW0 oclock almost every mormng, and sometimes marchung practuce after school They worked many long months preparmg for the contest at Slippery Rock Even though they didnt qulte make first place, they made stut? competntnon for the competltor Much of the crednt goes to Muss Hutton, who dnd a wonder ful 'ob to gave us thus fine organuzatnon 48 bm 2 . Q , 41 1 X ' 11-' . v 1 ' I I , , 3 A l 1 . J 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 - ' 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 A 1 -- 1 - , . . -f. ' , i , . ' , . er , . I - 1 ' I - . 1 A 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 - J 1 . Z , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . ' . 1 . , . ' , . . t n .J L ,,, E ' - . . -- , s J , , , , Q.- Y 2 X V , A L V A o..2 ' 7 z ' s - l L L t 1 '4 ' -'g 5, -A I Nag 1 , F , , 1 ' 1 1 T-c .c ' W w E' I - -' X 1 w F s A Q.. l H -.. n 1 , f- , . gg, , L s ' f . , I. ' . , . . , , . . 1 - - , . . . . . . , . CHEER LEADERS Lft to Rqht G Byrel J Woo U T Burgh S Lane S Teets VARSITY Z L t to Rnght First o H Fresh corn D Freshcorn R Clause A K k pa rack J Rnchards W Penne Sec and R ben W Yo n e ster R Gar Boi rn Beahm D Walsh T W ser L Thomas land J Hogan J Vuncze R H bbard F Henry F Freshcarn Cheerleaders Ready? Lets go' That llttle phrase ns famlllar lt remmds us of five lnttle de acers dressed In purple and gold sknrts topped by whnte sweaters who stood behnnd thelr basketball and football team through rain mud snow defeat and vuctory These five crazy knds yelled themselves hoarse and then yelled some more These gurls realnze a great deal of the pranse given them can be attributed to Mrs Kleln and Mrs Klenndenst Pep meetings new cheers and rousing cheers made up their full tnme schedule Why surell That us the Zelne cheerleaders and fifteen cheers for them' Varsity Z The athletes of Z H S lettermen of track football and basketball who have fought hard to mauntaln the fame of their school make up the membership of thus group In order to rause money to buy sweaters for sensor members a benefit football game wnth Monaco was held near the beglnnmg of the school term Later a benefit basketball game was sponsored and still later a dance was held These events solved the club s Hnancual problems Durnng the school year a new Constitution was drawn up which has made some improvement nn the club OFFlCERS Presndent Robert Webster Secretary Robert Beres Vnce Presrdent James Hogan Treasurer Robert Yohn Advusor Mr Anderson 49 'T 1 I . 27 YV Y r l, f , , - db rn, ef ' , ' R w- . A , . , . , . ir v T A , . ' , , A . ' aw--D, Al , . l1 , R- W b , . vin, J. h , R, , . , . I , , . Third Row-R. Beres, R, Yohn, E. Fo- I ' I I ' U 1 11 1 11 - - - - - . ,, . ,, . . . - 7 I - 1 1 1 . . . ', , l . . .T , , 1 1 , . , . 1 fir ,lf ff Where else but In America are such great opportunities to find recognition in competition oHered7 'n what other lands might a common person of low birth be hailed as greatest since Red Grange or another Glenn Cunningham or faster than Lefty Grove 'P And where else might such a person who was known one day by only a small group of friends and relatives skyrocket to the top the next to be acclaimed by the entire coun try as a national hero and to be adored and admired in the eyes of an ldollzmg youth? From America the great melting pot come some of the greatest athletes In the world produced from all nationalities sizes and colors of people Sport knows no master except abil :ty and eFfort And it is only those who have that ability and are willing to sacrifice that effort to give the ability its chance to triumph who become the masters of sport With enough of either one a person can be good but it takes both to become really great. And perhaps democracy and sports have the same relation to each other. One without the other can never be truly strong- they are dependent upon each other. That is why it is impera- tive that this competition which is at the very base of our democ- racy be continued to keep that democracy strong and lasting. HE PPORTUNITY 50 -2 b .i....,-.,...,,,.,-,,- , l L, ...ik , 4' 3 ii M if A .,...-f - L11-1 A I n 1 ? W z 1 :fr n ' A . W. ,4 , , . S .gh 5 s A . 1 . A , . . - , H: V,-5 x ,:- iwaru' 12, , A f A l v ,a ,Q Y' .5 A ' 'A I 1 Q .,,N r ' '14 Iii-I -15 .1-.Q 4 . v ' Q .ww n OTR 1 . .-'. -. xv , N X,L', 'xMn J ,vt .IQ ' 5 fo gp wh , . X, ,.':91 , 4 ,v 1? v,f in 3 l' o S x-4 . fx ,fx fr 'V 'Il - N .ii P f.. t. W3 ,I W 5 0 'Sn qw: 'I Varstty Football First Row Left to Rlght Coach Anderson Second Row Left to Rtght D Walsh R Garvin D Albin T Wtser R Hubbard F Henry R Beres J Bowser H McWhtthey R Beahm R Wehr R Yohn W Plummer R Webster A Ktrkpatrnclc J Hogan L Thomas W Yohn J Vlncze J Boehm E Poland W Penne Thurd Row Left to Right D Henshaw J Soltez R Sabol L Ltntz D Sankey G Burgh McClam D Kline H Keefer P Dletrlch R Rassman R Blntrtm C Teets C Proper R Welnel R Eyler R Pflug K Altemus em fri Set 7 Elwood Sept Hopewell Sept Shenango Sept Freedom Oct Evans Cnty Oct Unton Oct Bessemer Oct Evans Cnty Nov Mars Mr Rodemoyer Mr Anderson M and Mr Trapp Oneco Nov S3 ZH S . QD z 'P' on 'I I 7 ' - ' l , x l '. R.'Eppinger, L. Berba,,H, Mogill, T..Phyllls, R. Grloss, W. K'ern.er, R. Warner, 'l. Ditner, J., Hilrsch, DJ p . 37 6 . l 5 14 0 . 21 0 0 . 28 19 0 . 3 ' , 6 0 . I2 ' 6 26 . 19 6 28 . 27 ' ' 7 14 . 9 7 6 ' ' .' ' . 15 37 6 'z Tl , , '-' - , 1, 5 ' . ,. , an , . K' ,Q 'Fewer-Wax ' f ' ' A -A .......,. hs-..-F . fag? JH!! .Y K4sz.,,s,a.,w ,' - 2-it yu ,f' ij W 'khx rrqw A D-it X Miggly 'UQ ' l ' 'X 2 af: ' .-ir K ff' vp' Kg 1 v 4. , I I ,, , . if X 4 THE 1945 FOOTBALL SEASON Ellwood-Zelienople's first game of the season was played against a superior team. In the second quarter Webster passed to Plum- mer, who carried the ball to the six yard stripe. Bowser then plunged the line for our only score. The final score was 37 to 6. Hopewell-This game was played on the wet- test and coldest night of the season. It was an even game, with both teams fum- bling, until the third quarter when Hope- well blocked a punt and scored on it. Hope- well scored again in the fourth quarter. In the final minutes Garvin received a pass and carried it to the five yard stripe, but a fum- ble prevented our scoring. Final score was T3 to 0, Hopewell. Shenango-A very slow and dull game in which neither team showed much life. The final score was 0 to 0. Freedom-Although Zelie outplayed Freedom, we were unable to cross the goal line. Free- dom got a few breaks early in the game and scored. Zelie approached the goal line three times on passes, but were unable to cross it. The game was much closer than score would indicate. The final score was 'l9 to 0. Evans City-Zelie outplayed Evans City, driving four times to the one-yard line, but failing to score. Fumbles and off-side penalties prevented our scoring. Evans City's lone score came on a 55 yard run. The final score was 6 to 0. Union Township-Zelie finally got up steam and played good football. Beres scored two touchdowns, one a long run, and one on a line buck. Kirkpatrick got a touchdown -.. on a reverse, and Webby marked up the fourth score. Union scored in the second quarter on a long pass. Final score was 26 to 6. Bessemer-Field day for Zelie and Beres, who scored all four touchdowns and extra points. He scored two touchdowns on long runs and two on line plunges. Bessemer scored in the second quarter with a lateral- pass. Final score was 28 to 6. Evans City-Zelie was slow in starting, but got underway in the second quarter to block and run hard. Beres set up the first touch- down on a reverse and Bowser bucked the line to score. Shoup caught a pass for Evans City and scored their only touch- down. In the second half Zelie went places with Webby carrying the ball. He played a good game and scored our second touch- down. Final score was T4 to 7. Mars-Zelie played its best game of the season against Mars. Hogan took the kick off and sprinted almost 50 yards before being stopped. Zelie held control of the ball most of the game. They knocked Mars goal line three times without taking it over. Stang set up Mars touchdown and made their extra point, which won the game. Loy Thomas was injured in the first quarter by a slight brain concussion. Zelie, although losing the game by score, won a moral vic- tory. The final score was 6 to 7. Monaco-Zelienople played out of its class in the final game. It was an unscheduled game, and the Varsity Club received the money. The game was chiefly an air at- tack of long passes. Monaca slaughtered Zelie. The final score was 39 to 6. VARSITY BASKETBALL o Rlghf Ro Feshc A Klrllpafrlck R 2 G Hende son W Pom m arm so e ester ow3 M Ae C Fesco f Left? ' , w l-D. r orn, . ' ' . ow - , r , er, R. G v' , W. Krif ph l, R. W la . R - r. Tripp, D. lb n, . r J. Hogan, H. Freshcorn, D. Walsh, R. Clause, T. Wiser, Mr. Anderson. ' 27 5 ' 36 ' ' 28 ' 22 ' 28 . ' 28 ' 25 ' 28 ' l5 . ' ' 20 ' 'I9 ' 25 . ' 30 ' 36 ' ' 23 . 13 . ' 13 . 26 . ' 38 Zelnenople Zeluenople Zeluenople Zellenople Zellenople Zellenople Zelnenople Zeluenople Zelnenople Zelnenople Zeluenople Zeluenople Zelnenople Zeluenople Zeluenople Zelnenople Zeluenople Zelnenople Zeluenople Zelnenople Zelnenople QM fri 56 Shenanco Union Shenango Monaca Hopewell Beaver Rochester Mars Midland Freedom Evans Cnty Hopewell Beaver Rochester Mars Monaca Midland Freedom Alumm Union Mars The 194546 Basketball Season The basketball season opened shortly after the end of football season The final elnmnnatnon of volunteers took place the day of the first game so there hadnt been much chance for practnce Chenango won easnly wnth Tanner pnlnng up pon ts The next game was wnth Unnon Townshnp Our boys took thns one for their first vnctory The first team now consn ted of Krnstophel and Henderson at for ward posntnons Plummer at center and Webster and Garvnn at the guard posts Zelne found ntself nn a tough league wnth most of the teams out of nts class We lost our first four league games to Valley opponents Monaca Hopewell Beaver and Rochester Then came the game at Mars W held a ten ponnt lead shortly after the half but Mars hnt a hot streak and cam back to take a close decnsnon Mndland met us at home nn a game nn whnch our defense was worknng well but the boys were unable to hit the basket and Midland took the verdnct Free dom later took us by an overwhelmnng score The team then went to Evans Cnty where they were set for a good game It really was a thrnller wnth first one team and then the other gonng ahead At the end ofthe regulatnon tnme the score stood tned at 36 36 Plummer drop ped one nn durnng the overtnme pernod and the boys held Evans Cnty to take a 38 36 decnsnon Everyone played a good game This r ganned some of the confidence whnch the team seemed to hcve lost We dropped the next three games to Hopewell Beaver and Rochester and then met Mars at home The boys all seemed to be set on wnnnnng thns one and everyone played thetr hardest the whole way through It was a very rough game with Zelne emergnng the vnctnm by a score of 36 27 Zelne boys wnll remem ber that nnght for a long tnme and so wnll Mars That was the last hngh spot of th regular season for Zelne fanled to wnn another league game In a non league game at Unnon the team dropped a close one 28 26 After tranlnng most of the way Unnon came to lnfe and tned the score at 26 26 Taknng advantage of a couple of fou' shos Unnon copped the verdnct nn the closnng seconds of play The team next traveled to Evans Cnty to take part nn the Trn County Tourna ment consnstnng of eight teams Zelnenople Evans Cnty Mars Bessemer Unnon Shenango and New Wnlmnngton The first nnght Zelne met Mars Thns game really was a thrnller Mars got off to a good start and Zelne slowly caught up At half time the score was 23 to l7 Zelne then slowly ganned tranlnng three ponnts as they went nnto the last quarter Wnth a thrnllnng finnsh Zelte won 38 to 36 The follownng nnght Zelne played Shennngo but were outplayed from the begnnnnng In thns game all the players from Zelne saw actnon 57 , .3 , . 5 - , . - , , , . . e -' . Q .. , c . , I ' T I -' - , - .. .p. I . 1 ' -. . . O . . . T I I -' . I 5 . .. nn 1, - , . , .AZ ig, 1 LL 1 ,j K cad . M192 , V' s K We V fl KRISTOPHEL, Forward--Tall pointmalserftights hard for ball, ', -southpaw side -shot his specialty. I, X HENDERSON, Forward---Never gives up-very aggressitbi fast dfbbler -likes corner shots, PLUMMER, CenterfHandles pivot position well-gets rebounds ---high scorer for year. WEBSTER, Guard-Captain--likes to dribblefgoocl defense 'man-passes the ball. I7 GARVIN, Guard--Hardplayer-never gives up-good one- handed shoteftast defensive player. FRESHCORN, D., Forward+Splendid in defense-good on set shots from side---gave opponents much trouble.-' - KIRKPATRICK, Guard---Always fights hard-good set shot- can also play forward-has another year. HOGAN, Center-Gets rebounclsfdead on shots from center fl -also plays guard well. ,X CLOUSE, Forward-Small, but gets ball-excellent shot-maker - will play more next year. WALSH, Guard---Blocked opponents' shots-good team player --doesn't give an inch. FRESHCORN, H., Forward-Great jumper-always gets ball- also played guard. KAUFMAN, Center-Good pivot shotf-team player will get his chance next year. FRESHCORN, C,, Guc1rdfFights for ball-plays hardefwill see more action next year. , fiwg . -5 K , . V 1 1- Lf 1 Shenango Umon Shenango Hopewell Beaver Rochester Monaca Mudland Freedom Evans Cny Hopewell Beaver Rochester 'Vlonaca Mldland Freedom Evans Cnty Umon Junior Varslty Basketball Q. WL nrst Row ots D K J Hur ch Secon Row G Bur Vncze T Phullus W Yohn W Perle Thtrd Row Mr Rodemoyer J Soltesz Manager J Ruchards Manager R Gross F Freshcorn Manag Lfjoh on D Sankey Mr Trlpp RESULTS OPP Z H S ffm The Varsxty Reserves better known as the Junuor Varsnty had a busy season thus year A prelnmnnary game was played before every vursnty game wuth the exceptnon of Mars where the two gurls teams clashed The boys played aulte well and showed many possubllutles of future stars Mr Rodemoyer proved has knowledge of basketball fundamentals IH leading our squad The boys had lots of pep and flght and always gave the fans a lnvely fast moving game Although thenr percentage of vlctorles wasnt too hugh they always oftered a lot of opposl tlon Hats oft to Zelse s future Varslty 59 ou v 4 3 MAN-Malls' ,gal l ' I l l T P Il- ,J , l l F' -J. Cap , . King, J. Fogel, D. line, , ' s . d -H . gh, J. I , . , . , , n. - . , . , , . T 'fx 1 4 r ,LL-I J 1 J 46 I2 - ' ' ' ' 40 49 - - 23 21 g, , , . ' 23 27 h ' ' ' U 21 13 32 l5 . 34 21 ' I . ' , ' ' 25 21 . . , . .- 26 a . .,- ' . ' 25 24 ' ' 24 22 31 13 34 26 . 30 29 ' 28 22 44 16 ' l5 18 ' 23 32 Girls Varsity ffl? First Row N Reid M Eberle D Shisler B Red Second Row S Bouder L Rub rnght D Butiington B Heosley H Casserly Third Row M J Wilson E Lovett J Wood burn C Veith E R Logsdon Hats of? to the girls of 46' Although the games were tough Mater The forwards steady shots ond the guards never dying spirit were found to be a hard combination to beat Our old rival Mars was Found to be too strong and they nosed us out in both games The girls held their own with the Alumnae but they dropped the lost game of the season to a strong Evans City team RESULTS ZHS Alumnae Mors Alumnae Mors Evans City Evans City 60 - l . '-.',. -. ,. ' I they fought like true warriors to uphold the honors of their Almo 25 34 34 28 22 28 32 23 ' 32 33 ' , 52 , so Trac Last sprung track was resumed at Zelle Hugh after a two year lapse Only two former track members were among the candtdates who answered Mr Rode moyers call These were Steve Toth and Louns Vuncze our co captanns he outlook therefore was doubtful at the begunnnng of the season However under the careful coachlng of Mr Rodemoyer the squad gradu ally began to take shape and some very promtstng prospects were dsscovered Three dual meets were arranged and these proved to be very successful The f1rst took them to Unuon where Zelue got the verduct In a close one, 5412 to 4917, on a very cold day The second meet was somewhat easter the outcome beung Zelue 51 Shen ango 21 Mars came to Zelne for the thlrd meet but offered us very llttle competltnon and the meet resulted ID a vlctory for Zelle by the one sided score of 67 to 28 Then on the day after the Prom the sleepy Zeltenople squad traveled to New Castle to partlclpate ln the Trl County Track Meet wrth Shenango Mars Union, and Bessemer as the other contestants The Prom almost proved dlsas trous, but In the last three events Zelte came through as vtctors by one potnt to finish out the season unbeaten The results were as follows Zeluenople 4216 Thus proved to be the climax of a highly successful season The followtng members earned their track letters Steven Toth Louls Vmcze lco captalnsl Walter Kllmack Harold Freshcorn Allen Kirkpatrick John Vlncze Robert Yohn Duane Freshcorn Robert Garvln, Edward Poland Robert Webster Robert Beres Jack Bowser, and John Hodges Fsrst Row R Webster J Vtncze K Altemus J Bowser R Yohn l. Thomas Second Row D Alben H Freshcorn R Garvm W Sweeney R Wehr P Wehr Thurd Row J Rvchards Manager E Poland A Klrkpatrxck D Walsh G Kong D Freshcorn 61 , ' . ' . ' ' , - ' . T , , - , . , I I - , I I ' - V I I . I . . . . : , 1 , Union, 4012, Shenango, 27, Bessemer, 22, and Mars, 15. . I I . . - . 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W, O Luzzue' My Llzzue You really are a slght You look worn out and old as though you d had a fight Your tures are flat your motor s dead your paunt has dnsappeared Your lute has been very tough Indeed wlth all the mules we ve cleared But O LIZZIE' Llzzle' Lizzie' Our tame has come to part For your llfe has ended g'orlously Whale mlne has yet to start George Henderson J-ffjlfkf! 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