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

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To the 1 To the 1 To the e I ? f 1 O Cla A Will Cnty of Zellenople County of Butler State of Pennsylvanua May 1956 1 l We the Senior Class of 1956 havlng been duly declared sound of body but def1cuent of mmd do hereby bequeath the fol lowung :tems both useful and worthless to those stated The f reclpnents of the aforesaid artncles may use them to fullest extent or as they see f1t School we leave a crew of overworked teachers to pro duce from our successors a group as dug nuf1ed as we an Improved hall system? a supply of badly damaged pencll sharp eners Faculty we bequeath memories some pleasant others not so pleasant to Mr Jamison the remains of the candy to Mlss Stout the lumors to do with them as she lakes to Mrs Nye a new make up kat for next year s play Junnors we leave we leave our lnvmclble athletnc reputa tuon to be carrued on Sophomores a rare assortment of spelling words es says vocabulary lusts and some other gems of lnterature a box of second hand prom decoratlons We bequeath to the Freshmen 1 all the knowledge we falled to absorb 2 a well preserved crayfish from blology class and a slaghtly used American his tory book certain mcllvlduals we leave Nora Lee Pflughs naturally blonde halr to the many who wish they had It Pat Steff1ers shorthand typing skull to a future oFf1ce worker Pete Nnlers mathematical genius to a future trugonometry student Bull Robblns powers of persuasion with Mass Stout to anyone who can use them To a deserving underclassman Pat Ca pots sports ablllty :ng class John Scangos posltlon as president of Student Council to a competent lumor Marnlyn s and Sally s yearbook head aches to the poor unsuspectmg souls who get them Mr Banyay to someone who needs a private secretary Tom Shorts business managlng ablllty to the person who wall surely need nt Slgned The Sensor Class of 1956 Pearn Nuler Presudent Witnesses U R Took l M Gonn Executor C U La er 1 s . 1' XV X E . A f - 1 h Q Z I . I . : To ' ' ' ' : . - 1. ' ' 1 ' 2. ' ' ' 2. ' . . 3. . - 3. .. , . . : 4. . . , . . 2. . ' , ' l machine. 6. Mr. Crawford to a merciless bookkeep- 4- I - .1 ' 1 - 1 I - In . 9. I. 2. . . n a - I ' U 1 lo. , . . .. To th : 1. ' , - ' , , . . 1 28

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W wr- le t We 701' et SENlog V FRESHMAN YEAR The Class of Fufty sux well remembers our year as freshmen At first we were a luttle ap prehensuve but quuckly took un strude the transu tuon from grade school to hugh school We wel comed many new faces unto our class We began the term by electung all gurls for class officers Our presudent was Prusculla Baud er vuce presudent Marulyn Moyer secretary Mar gue Kubun treasurer Lunda Shremp Our money makung prouects uncluded sellung food at football and basketball games We also sponsored a dance whuch was a Sadue Hawkuns affaur It was a thrullung year for most of us but we anxuously looked forwar to beung sopho mores SOPHOMORE YEAR Agaun our first task of the year was the elec tuon of officers The office of presudency was held by Bull Robbuns Susanne Bushop was our vuce presudent secretary was Margue Kubun and Justune Powell was treasurer We were the first class to have a dusc uockey for a dance and the other classes soon followed suut Our dance was called Kutan Kapers and ut was a qreat success Sellung food at football and basketball games added to our treasury but thus was also a good year un other ways We found that we could luve wuth such thungs as algebra and Latun Some of us partucularly enloyed dussectung frogs un buglogy Our class was well represented un the band too although thus wasnt the first year for some of the students Now our years of hugh school were half completed JUNIOR YEAR Thus was the year we were determuned to show our stuff and we dud We broke the record for magazune sales and set a new one Nora Lee Pflugh sold the greatest number of subscruptuons and Charles Goodzunskus name was drawn for the lucky salesman The most umportant and of course the most excutung event thus year was the Junuor Senuor Prom Naturally we thought ut was the most beautuful ever The theme chosen was that of a Japanese garden and the settung was carrued out beautufully thanks to the decoratuon com muttee At Commencement we watched the senuors file un and umaguned ourselves un theur places but only too soon we realuzed that we wouldnt have to umagune for we were at the end of our lunuor year Our capable officers thus year were Bull Rob buns Jack Watson Marge Zauacs and Pat SteFfler SENIOR YEAR Could ut be? ls ut possuble that we are now senuors? What an excutung and hectuc year thus has been Our officers were elected at the begunnung of the year Our presudent has been Pearn Nuuler vuce presudent Pat Capots secretary Pat Steffier treasurer Nora Lee Pflugh Furst on our schedule for the year was the Senuor Play We chose Gurl Crazy for our pro ductuon Our amateur thespuans proved to be We called our dance Chrustmas Carousel and Barry Kaye was the featured attractuon lt was a grand affaur and the settung was perfect The Zelue Ann staff had begun uts work at the begunnung of the year and was busuly gaged tryung to meet deadlunes Oh' Those wrute ups' Marulyn Sally and Tom had theur hands full when puctures were beung taken We dudn t mund the work for we knew that the fin ushed product would be one of whuch we could be proud Just as we were begunnung to luke lufe as senuors graduatuon rolled around We thought that wed be anxuous to graduate however when Commencement nught came we couldnt help feelung a but sad Thus meant the termuna tuon of our years of fun educatuon close asso cuatuon wuth our classmates and all the other thungs whuch make hugh school so wonderful Though we are sad to leave Zelue Hugh w look to our futures wuth confidence and we sun cerely hope that all the succeedung classes un Zellenople Hugh School wull thunk of theur years here as we do for they were an experuence whuch we wull always remember wuth fondness 4, u W? I ' ' I . , - . . .- lx . . . , ' 1 . . , I 1 I 1 ' - ' . 7 , . - . . . , . 1 , , . . . , I i, I ' . I ' I ' , 1 I 1 I . . , b 1 ' II ' ll I I . . - - quute capable. Il ' II 1 , . ' ll ll n . f . . . , , Q en- , . . . . . - - . , , . , . . . , - I ' I . , . . . . , . . ' ' I - g I , ' I I ' 1 I ' H H , . . . , l a u - I , 6 . . - -1 ' ' - I I n n ll ll I I . . - - I n I -