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

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Sepia emo eA Proudly Clutch White RIMM Row 'lz C. Goehring, M. Frankenstein, C. Householder, N. Ebeling, L, Henry, R. Kelterer, F. Beiber, L. Arble A. Glenn, J. Brenner. Row 2: L. Hall, S. Buko, S. Garee, B, Kennedy, P. King, C. Asche, J. Barnharf, B Harler, C. Forbes, C. Domhoff, Mr. Nelson. Row 3: D, Kirker, H. Bolam, D. Curry, C, Beyerl, D. Kennedy D. Eppinger, A. Bagamery, C, Koch, R. Cox, G. Fox, R. Hindman. Rowl B Leonberg K Thomas M Rosenstiel N Wright S Sonlrey D Moran T Mohrbacher S McCoy J Schaffer C Mellor R Muller J Markel L Soplenza Mr Brown Row 3 G Wright J Lucas C Poland J Semel J Krlstophel G Randolph H Wilson W Santoro G Wolfe R Schwlrxon 24 A. Ray, K. Mefeny, Roman. Row 2: C. lurner, D. Mogill, D. McClelland, D. McMasfers, M. Louten,

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Captu e fed l?166on Rowl N Reld J Shaffer A Peffer D Warner N Newcum M Myers D Walsh G Moyer C Moran D Powell N Powell E Slmmons Row 2 J Soltesz L Shoop M Wehr P Zengler J Thomas G Mueller D Velth J Wright J Nemeth R Pflugh C Wurster Mr Jamison Row 3 l. Nesbitt .l Mohr bacher G Gage S Schlever D Thlebaud R Wehr R Steele R Stewart R Rlce C Rce Of course all through the year these llttle busy body 'umors have been stlckung their on qulsltlve lnttle noses unto other thmgs Thus has kept the school In a constant uproar and makes everythung more lnterestung The newspaper office was un a turmoil when the lunlors descended on It to publush the News Record for a week Never were there so many feature stories and cartoons floating through the halls Everyone heartily enloyed thus nerve wracklng busuness of meeting dead llnes Our acting abnluty had a chance to shlne nn the lumor play It was rated tops In the country by everyone un the lumor class Our acting up abullty had a chance to shane an study halls home room and class rooms It was rated tops In the school by all the faculty And now to get to the bug event of the year the purpose behind all our mad dashing scrlmpmg and savmg the lumor prom As you probably know this IS our gonng away present to the sensor class lt IS to show them how much we apprecuate and how much we are going to mass them fHa'D The hugh point of every year us the lunuor prom and thas year was no excep tlon All the glamour and wonder of Hollywood was rolled up unto this one perfect evening lt was luke danclng un a make belneve ballroom It was tops' You could feel yourself floatlng n the clouds as you became part of the whlrlung crowd on the dance floor The music seemed to sweetly caress you as you gluded gently along In the arms of your one and only Just ask anyone about the lunuor class Everyone knows about us CDont belleve every thang they tell you We really arent that badj Looknng back on the hnstory of thus class you can see they have really come up As we look back we see all the happy times we had during our hugh school career As we look ahead we can see lust how were QOIDQ to act when we are sensors next year and have the upper hand : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . - , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . I . , . . I ' . . I . . . . , . . . . . . , , . . ' I n 11 I 1 - 1 , . I ' - 23

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14 Stroll bown he llizdwaq lt us a brlsk sprung day here at the County Farr The flrst thnng we have decuded to do s to locate the rest of the Sophomore class The best place to flnd them IS down the midway At the entrance there IS a weught guessing man and at looks luke no ut cant be yes nt IS John Markel As we step up to the next stand to buv some cotton candy much to our surprnse we find Mary Lounse ns the propruetress We had expected to flnd Cluff Koch but It seems he has gone out of the candy busnness Guess who was buying all the candy from Mary Loulse lt ns none oth r than our athlete Ambrose Next we come up to the snde show The center of attractuon as the fire eater Shnrley Garee Then too there IS the slnglng maglclan Joe Semel Also there IS a snake charmer who turned out to be Carol House holder Leavmg the sude show we come upon the shootnng gallery whnch us owned and oper ated bv Steve and Jam The fun house entltled the Castle of Laughs ns under the management of George Randolph Look who ns comung out of the fun house lt ns Charles and Marcaret Steppung up to the Penny Arcade we notice the sngn sayung that It ns owned and operated by Mlss Dons Moran It also has her motto A Conn ln The Hand ls Worth Two On The Loose Next on the agenda as the Spull the Mulk stand The tap dancnng mllkman happens to be our own Howard Snttung an front of the fortune telling stand as Porto the Great Swami LCGVFIB to you President Vnce President Secretary Treasurer ksds unreflned by the language of romancel She hears all sees all knows all tells all smells all mannly because she ns statnoned behnnd the Chuck Wagon Duner The combunatuon man ager salamn slnnger mnxmaster operator and cashier of the diner us none other than our Dale Leroy Runnmg the souvenir stand IS Sherry Rught now she us running a specnal on hanr restor er for bald men Here we are at the Anglers sprmg tralnmg grounds the Flsh Pond run by Marlene lt us not hard to determine why Son ny IS such an ardent fisherman He seems to be wmmng quute regularly A chat with Bob T V Wuggles Muller couldnt be resisted He dem onstrated has private hold the combination Hangmans Noose and Standmg Backbreaker The brass band contmued to play nts danly con cert There we saw good old trombone tootln Bob Hundman buttons shnnlng and sour notes flymg As we come near the gate where we flrst entered the Mudway we come upon a peanut vendor We cannot resust buynng some because ut turns out to be our old frnend Bud Muscles Domhoff H has a cute luttle monkey on a leash Well we didnt find the whole class but th res Calvin Turner wanting to take us home on has Flying Motor Buke so we wall have to sav good bye to The Midway Leo Sapuenza Conrad Forbes SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Joseph Semel Stephen Buko Mary Loulse Lauten Clarence Beyerl ' I 1 1 1 1 - 1 I ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - I . . 1 1 ' . . . I I 1 1 11 11 - . . - H ' . ' e ' . . . . . ,, , . . . . . . . ,, . , . ' 1 - 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' 11 I - 11 , G . . . . , , - 1 . I ' 1 , - 1 . 11 11 - . l I ' . 1 ' - - 11 11 . V . I 1 . 9 . - 1 Q 1 I I V - ' 11 . . . . - 1 - 11 . . . ,, ' 1 . - 11 - ' 11 H . 1 1 ?.--..- . ,. gk - 7 . . 1 - g, . W