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

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'Tuture lfrushn Way back in the year 1947, in September. we, the class of '52, entered school for our eighth year. We could tease the seventh grad- ers like the upper classmen teased us last year. l guess we proved to be quite a headache to the teachers, as well as upper classmen. Maybe they don't know us. There are about forty angels residing in Room 202. Strange to say, home room never lacks noise. Drop in some day and see what Miss Poole goes through. Studying, that's another thing. We usually manage to turn in an assignment or two a month or maybe open up our history book to study After all we may get some of what is in our history book on a test and we cant rely on our brains they re always out of order High school activities are well attended by eighth graders. Basketball seems to be more exciting than football. Maybe it's because you don't freeze at basketball games. Dances also proved quite interesting. Seven members of the eighth grade are members of the band. They played for football games, assemblies and parades. Home economics and shop claimed much time, but judging from results they were well rewarded. We had our own Christmas party, which was a great success. Next year we ll have a chance to prove what great athletes we have Gym classes with the seventh grade were always full of fun Patricia Himes Fu-si Row Miss Hopkm M Myers P Letz C Bauder I Richard M Cunningham N Reed E Bloom B Brew I Kline P Hirnes I Hoffman Second Row N Powell S Wise A Powell E Albreth B Simmons Pt Agnew R Hogan I Blchert C Bernd R Wheler L Alman A Keck R Lepley N Newcum Third Row H Leonberg D Mitchel I Thomas A McDaniel G Gage W Cooper I Hogan P Zeigler D Prishcorn I Thomas M Wehr D Miller C Worster swf? ,cg , c . , ' , . H . , . . I . , . , . , . , . , Q. --,111 so 'Vprtiu-u

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The 're 011 Bang! They're Off!! Clear the way 'cause here come the Freshies on their race to the top, around the corner, down the stairs to their head- quarters, 101, 102, 103. Let us take the life history of the disingen- uous souls. lt all started one day when we were all first graders with our long curls and short pants. That memorable day when we were those six! We took an immediate liking for miniature seats and those dear little books. Even then, as now, we had our roman- ces. Next came second, third, and then fourth grades. At this age our curls grew short and our pants long. Yes, we were growing up. We grew bolder and bolder as we grew older. Now we enter the final lap of this nerve- racking, breath-taking race. lt is a joyous but at the same time a nostalgic affair. lt makes us stop and realize that our year as Freshmen is drawing to a close. By the helpful and en- couraging aid from our teachers and principal, we find ourselves winners of this first exciting step of our high school career. Linda Cunningham C. Gallagher, C. Ketterer, I. Larson, B. Coupe, P. Scheidemantel, I. Belles, B. Scott, B. Lutz, D. Collins, M. A. Ftacz, D, Thomas, S. Anderson. Fourth Row: T. Stuck, D. I-less, G. Bintrim, L. Rice, C. Bhame, F. Monant, L. lenkins, T. Frederick, B. Roland, D. Frishcorn, R. Kaufmann, B. Kennedy, E. Fox, G. Freshcorn, B. Domhoff, R. White, M. Stauffer, T, Platt, R. Fisher, B. Collins, R. Zinkham, I. Deahl, D. Henry, I. Pleasniolc, G. 1-lockenlaerry

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Wide-Eyed And Wondering Seven Gone And Five To Go Seven gone and five to go, School's out, boys, so let's blow. We thought that school would never end, . Now our real fun will begin. A vacation of happiness and fun, But September will corne And our play will be done. School isn't really so very bad 'Till some of the teachers get mad. I guess they were in the right, I know some of us are not too bright. At first Mr. Reed would say, Where is your home-work for today? Ch how the bubble gum would fly Look out for Miss Gallagher s watchful eve Mr Bender s class was really nice We ran and ran like little white mice In Mr Stahlrnan s shop there was no flaw We a work from measure to the larger sam The latest to come to our school Was our new English teacher Miss Poole Oh well we ll be back You know I guess we re not really sadsacks George Randolph burgh C Gcehring Second Row R Ketterer S Sankey B Kennedy R Groves D Agner W Hubbard I Brenner N Dambclugh Third Row R Miller G Wolfe G Randolph I Wimer S Miller I Markel G Fox C Domhoff 31 , , 3 First Row: Miss Gallagher, P. King, N. Wright, M. Lauten, I. Schaffer, A, Glenn, K, Thomas, B. Leon