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

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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

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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

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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 .