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

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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

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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

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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