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

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IOHN VINCZE I-l1Y 2 3 4 Vice President 4 Prom Committee 3 lr Varsity l 2 Class Pres1dent2 3 Varsity Z Clubl 2 3 4 Varsity Football2 3 4 Varsity Basketball 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 RAY WILD lunior Play3 Senior Play4 N tional Honor Soc1ety4 H Y3 4 Secretary 4 Zelie Ann Staf'f4 Lan guage Club2 3 4 President 4 Class Gftlcer Treasurer3 Writers Club3 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 Prom Comn'11ttee3 Intramural Volleyball4 -2 R ,Q CLARA ANN WRIGHT Girls Chorus 2 3 Mixed t Horus 4 Music Contest2 3 4 Play Commit tee 3 4 Zelie Ann Stott 4 language Club2 3 Home EC Clul, 3 4 Prom Committee 3 TOM CHRISTIAN F A E53 I-Ire YUL1 Bidding? by Tom Philhs A Character' Upon hearing his illsconceived nickname you by instinct turn and survey the landscape for the nearest refuge. This is all precaution that you may reach your destination safely. But through some queer turn of fate he finds you. Ah but to- day he s in a gentle mood. l-le approaches utters a greeting and gently Cahemll crosses his palm with your back. But know- ing hind you see that you have this year and a long time yet to put up with him so you decide to survive. l-Tis mind seems to run in two channels girls and cars with basketball as a subdivision. A third channel seems clearly possible. The newest joke he hears promptly evolves from his mouth and he spying a female of the species across the street leaves vltle one of his common sarcastic comments. Ah, yes, what a fateful day it is when you hear that fateful war cry of-V TUGGYI 22

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Iunior Class Officers President ..... . . Betty Ann Weiclc Vice President . . . . . Wyndle Watson Secretary . . . . . . Ioyce Miller Treasurer . . . . . Lloyd Iohnston Advisors . . .. Miss Bennett Mr. Crawford ln The Home Stretch Our class is like unto a railroad train. ln place of the trusty engine would stand our ad- visors. Tarrying, as a train does for fuel, we acquire ideas and inspiration to carry us to our destination. Graduation, H. S., U. S. A. Like most all trains, we have those who go only for the ride and enjoy the scenery, as we slip through the years, but, as do passengers, they help financially. Each car opens a new interest 1 in each day. For example, in the quiet lounge of algebra, English, and history classes, we study, discuss and decide important, and un- important problems. Hydrogen plus oxygen gives to each one the water we so vitally need. Though working in different jobs, we manage things smoothly, as does the porter, conductor and mechanic. 1stRow: I. Miller, G. Lotz, D, Lon, I. Rice, D. XVarner, F. Vtfalker, G. McCandless, E. Rodgers, R. Min- zel, G. Schaffer, K. Semel, Miss Bennett, Mr. Crawford, VV. Boehm, D. Powell, B. Weick, L. Moag, M. Burrell, E. Ketterer, E. Eppinger, E. Agnew, P. Engle, G. Strutt. 2nd Row: T. Burgh, F. Wahl, N. Schantz, F. Vogel, D. Ling, I.. Measle, I. Fischer, W. l-lollerman, D. Sutch, M. Tenant, R. Sweikowski