Bloomfield High School - Zenith Yearbook (Centerville, PA)

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A . ., KW? ,Ni t ' ., 1 JUNIORfSENIOR BANQUET Canadhota Lake, May 17, 1939 Entertainment: WHuckleberry Finnn Union City Theater 2312234264 742214 15021 ff- Pkiffifilklklfiflffffvk BnCCAIAUREATE SERVICE Nay 28 - Lincolnville Baptist Church Pastor: Reverend M.M. Clark 'f I. J, I -'. xl, ', '.- ' x af ,J 'fdfcfn :it :,. .,.:,z,,. :Qc ,,. za, XA: ,L :j. ,579 ,,. ,,. ,Qc cormmncnifsnr June 2 - Bloomfield Auditorium Processional, WThe Monitorn by Al Hayes Orchestra Invocation, Rev. I.J. Parker Salutatory, nEducation and Democracyn Marjorie Willey Trombone Solo Nickolas Yost Valedictory, NThe American wayn Vivian Obert Sextetz under the direction of Mrs. Parker HSongs My Mother Taught Men Dvork-Loomis vMoonlight Serenaden Vandevere HThe World is waiting for the Sunriseu Lockhart-Deitz NBreezes from'the Southn by E.W. Berry Orchestra Class Address, WCatching Up With One's Selfn - Mr. Glenn M. Crawford D. D. Pastor Stone M.E. Church, Meadville Pa, USullivan's Operatic Gemsn by Juleus S. Seredy Orchestra Presentation of Diplomas Mr. J.C. Hnmes President of Bloomfield School Board Benediction, Rev. Elmer Nunemaker Recessional, nThe Fox Trailn by J.S. Zamecnik Orchestra Music furnished by the school orchestra under the direction of Mr. John G. Graham its L. S, 'C ,CVE gufif' Q, S1 ann Ar5nm 3UlV9T -lv Q .: Carrie ' L fwWrtL F ggillllgi ermlaine Tclmr 3 Y Lt 'i A Alex hv,fsu f,1rX ff: . 'fm John Duda Q 'J Y r Q ...X . - Twila 1052 'lEEiE'F Chester Visniesk il 0 w' I S kj? 5 3 K xg Charles Zavtcn . N M b Lillard Gear v giiigk Lcora msrton .L-lx K, rjorie ille? Lovvlzwn Dr? faksextj Geurviav is K -if ?crcl:m',it?i 5- 41E E2E!! Haney Goulasmith :V 1 livin: Obert Q. 3 f Hvssell krivht CTAIN 51 v :fu Q3 K X iw. 5 X I xsf fl C 1... k .PY wutwo X K u :dna Henry 'S .. fp xnrjori xmilvy Q 1 . YW1. lick Y03r ll 1 lf, 2 Q 3,4 W '1 V: V , 4 My f? x w gn' 865 A ' SENIOR CLQSS President Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer Class Advisor Mr St John SENIOR CLASS FISTORY Under iss Filcgar we, th S nlors of 1939 light heartedly began our high school careers ay of that year we had a delightful class party at th school building. While we were Sophomor s, we became faintly aware of the fact that thong was work to bv don , so with the h lp of Br Wellman we put on the ilent movie, UThe Passion Playn, and had a candy 1 We also pr sented th one ct comedy, 'Iiram and the Peddlcrs', under th direction of Mr St John The following y ar wh n we came face to face with the task of st ging the Junior Senior Ban quot, We realized fully and completely that the world wa made for some things b side pleasure A a r sult of this, we put on several delicious dinners and ponsor d a few candy sales Tog ther with the Public Speaking Class we put on WThe Adventures of Tom Sawyeru Receiving our class rings-was an ex citing event, toe. As S niors we round ourselv s in a whirl of ctivitics, and at the same time, me on Joyed this year more than any other The expcridnce of ord ring caps and govns, invitations, and name cards made us realize hex near v were to the end of our high chool days. We earned mon y by having som parti s and by having soup, candy, and popcorn W h ve always been outstanding for our noisi ss and r stlessness, but this is a r sult of our tens love of life, rather than the desire to m ke oth rs' liv s miserable During our years in high school v lost many of our original m mbers, but on other h nd, we gained some from other schools, that our class contained about the s.mc number 1 th timo.- We hope that this record vhich vc l ft xill aid future classes to refrain from lar antics and will influ nc tl m to maintain r id als. H--As ITHEHS sts Us.H Charles Barton Witty and clevcr,', ' Nobodyfs foolg Why docs Charlie Go to school? . Leora Morton s ' Neat little lady With a friendly smile4+ Thdt's Lsorn Merton, Happy all the vhilo. Marion Boutwcll ' Forcvor Q studying f 'And alwdys'on topgi So sure of success - T --nsbsrt Burns A Russell Wright John Willing to work??? Willing to play!!! Yes, that's Russell Day after day. Nancy Gouidsmith Doing nothing special, Yet busy as a bccg Nancy is d pretty lass As anyone can.scef Dude A , Bashful, tongue-tied, Yet persistent. Quiet, retiring, . is can't possibly stop , Always consistent. Twiia 1,t:t'zW Marjorie ,lwiilsy If Twila will, gnc viii, optomistic, You may depend on it. If she won't, sho won'tg Brilliant student, Very cheerful, Therc's an ond to it. My, how prudent! Willard Gcer Georgievenna Beckwith As quick as an arrow, As strong as the bow, Dancing blue eyes, Quick, carefree nature Down toward the basket She the boys idolizsg Sec Willie go. Oh, what n crenturo! Carrie Lungworthy Studies: The least of her worries. Dates: The spice of hor life. Dreams: Her escape from the classroom. Exams: Her heartache and striff. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES The neatest The jolliest The most bashful The most capable Best school spirit The The The The The The biggest cut-up most most most most most frivolous courteous athlectic boy likeable boy athletic girl tif, A Vivian Obert Marjorie Ongley John Duda Marion Boutwell Marion Boutwall Chester Visniesky Carrie Langworthy Charles Barton Willard Geer Nick Yost Vivian Obert ' f1,..,jfZj'fQQ.,-wgritzff I .MU -,.-3,e,. ., gg-lvZlF+ff.i 5,6271 ' ' . ,M vw ,. .lil 1110815 likeable girl Georgievenna Beckwith sw H--AS ITHERS SEE US.U --Robert Burns Geneva Amy Sober would not be the wordg Solemn would not fitg Demure might be the case sometimes, But steadfast is just it. Nick Yost Nick's an amateur comedian, .This trait he csn't disguise, For it has a way of popping out When silence would be wise. Chester Visniesky Chet chatters as he goesg In talking he is cleverg For students come snd students go, But Chet talks on forever. Marjorie Ongley Msrjories' smile is well worth whileg Her humor is emazingg She workf with diligence and zest Instead of idly gazing. Morrison Orr He assumes the expression of s wise old owl When for entertainment the Senior Girls howl But hefs really just s lsdy?s man So, girls, beware his charms. He's out to snare you if hc sang Though, really, he means no harm. V SENIOR CLASS WiLL . We, the senior Class of 1959, being of suppos- edly sound mind, memory, and understanding, do make, publish, and declare the following as our last will and testament. FIRST We hereby revoke all wills and testaments by us at any time-heretofore made. SECOND We do dir ct that our troubles ho es . 3 P - special seats,'textbooks,,and teachers be'd1stribut- ed to the Junior Class as soon after graduation as is practicable. 9 , THIRD 'The following charaeterestics are also be stowed upon the long-suffering Juniors: To Joe Parker, the height of Arthur Culver. Albert Ongley will receive Willie's speed in basketball. , ' Q Russell's gift for amateur elowning is given to Julia Legnesky. To Charles Morton goes Charles Barton's ability to flirt with the teacher. A supply of John Duda's bashfullness will be left to Ralph Winton. A The studious nature of Geneva Amy is given to Kathryn Weed. Q Dorothy Willey will inherit the carefree nature of Georgievenna Beckwith. ' The industriousness of Marion Boutwell will go to Eddie Yesnesky. Marjorie Willey's wide scope of knowledge is be queathed to Ruth Blakeslee. Freda Russell will receive Nancy Gouldsmith's unfinished violin lessons. A To Anna Kwapinski goes Carric's'ability to Paul Northrop will possess Morrison's secret of how te get along with girls. Freda Petit will receive Marjorie Ongley's sing- ing ability. Robert Wellman will inherit Nick's talent for playing the trombone. Chester passes the traditional seat in the cor- ner to the one that gets there first. Last of all the Senior Class bequeaths the noise and confusion for which it has been known to the Juniors. In witness whereof we hereby set our hand and seal. The Senior Class of '59 - ' , ...me-rss, Ysig, ,,.4,...v -Y AJ,.V .-...L. A - 1 ,,,. f,,-- -.- ., 'N-.. .-- . 1 f'L '-. X,--Q. ...- 'T-......- .. Z .N My fs -if f ' - wx at I f , -. 1, ,' ,f ' -V , .x i ,f I. N--ASylTHERS SEE US.N --Robert Burns Arthur Culver y Every class must have its Arthurg He's as good as he is tall. With his jovial, kindly manner He'll be missed by one and all. Vivian Obert Vivian is so tall and slenderg Vivian is so bright and fairg Vivian often wonders why We admire her light blond hair. Alex Aversa A musical fellow is Alexg Good-nature, his middle name: His brilliant smile and sparkling eyes Are his chief acelaims to fame. Edna Henry Edna with her friendly smile ls cheerful, helpful all the whileg She studies conscientiously And hopes, some dey, a nurse to be Geraldine Tolan Engaging personality, By nature merry as can beg Her studies are her only care, But even then, her frowns are rare. SENIOR PLAY The Senior Play, directed by Mrs. Parker, was presented in the high school auditorium on the even- ing of April 28, 1939. The play, entitled nLittle Jimmie Jonesn, was filled with the lively spirit of modern boys and girls about whom it centered. James Jodrel Jones Jr. Khick Yostl, known as ulittle Jimmie Jonesn, is faced at the age of nine- teen with the serious problem of choosing his life's work. He has large ideas, but they do not impress his father iMarion Boutwelll, who is very set in his ways. In fact his father Wsees redn every time Jim ie mentions his belief that all one needs to succeed in life is nerve and publicit . J1mmie's mother iMarjorie Willey? is in sympa- thy with her son and believes that he should be al- lowed to lead his own life instead of being forced into his father's grocery business as his father wishes e During his father's absence on a business trip, Jimmie proceeds to put his theory into practice. He arranges a series of personal appearances advertis- ing men's wear in a uniqle manner in the windows of the department store owned by Mrs. Davenport CEdna Henr J He is ottin alon well when some unfortu- Y - ' EW S S nate publicity with Gladys Glamour CNancy Gouldsmi a movie star, and her jealous fiance Van Dyke Van Horn lRussell-Wrightl, causes him to lose out en- tirely. Even his friends begin to doubt him, but a favorable turn of public sentiment caused'by a flat- tering article written about him by Nora Newman lVivian Obertl, an important newspaper columnist, changes everything. Jimmie receives a big-paying job, with eventual fame, and wins his fathor's ap- proval. The wise cracks and capers of Jimmie's friends Stuff CCharles Bartonl, 'abby CCarrie Langworthyl, Biff YMorr1son Orrl, Cuddles KGeraldine Tolanl, and Pickles CMarjorie Ongleyl--give the play all the charm of modern youth. After many difficulties, the amusing romance between Jimmie and Pickles finally ends well in spite of the interference of her snooty mother, Mrs. Prescott CLeora Mortonl. A fx 4 HIGH SCHOOL CALENDAR ' wtember 6-Here we are, for better or for worse 13-Charles Barton embarks on his B. H. S. career. 15-We new have two pianos. 20-Seniors find a spare moment to elect officers. 20-Too many typing students. Result: Five new typewriters. ber 14-Chief Morning Star prompted by his mother and sister, Princess Red Ming, presents an interesting Indian Show. 14-Orchestra plays at Rockdale P.T.A. 20-Olson sisters entertain us with music. 20-Report cards ge out for the first time. Oh!! 21-Teachers Institute. Our first vacation. 26-The Olson sisters in chapel again. 28-Halloween Party at the school building. Dough- nuts, pie, and cider served by Seniors. ovember 5-The camera faces us bravely. 7-Georgia tries to break up furniture in P.O.D. Class. 8-Yhat causes all the confusion in Study Hall? Teacher doe5n't kn wg he was elsewhere. -Armistice Dey program in chapel. -Fire! Fire! Fire! Thanks to Reverend Nuneameker and three fire departments, the school is saved. 14-Excitement and confusion all day due to the effects of the fire. ll ll noen and evening. Plasterers backstage. 25-Mrs. Munn's pupils present Thanksgiving Program. 23-28-Did you eat too much turkey, too??? cember l-Faculty hunts mysterious alarn.clock. 24-After exchanging gifts, we enjovcd the Christ- mas Operetta given by the grfdcs. anuary 5-We can't seem to get over Christmas Vacat 9-Two fire drills in one afternoon. Is this a game? ' 16-At 5 a.m. the Home Ee. Dcmonstraticn team starts for Harrisburg with Kiss Boyle and Hr. Vellmon. 17-Willie upsets his chair. 17-Nr. Graham springs a typing test without warn- ing. 19-Our weary, but happy travelers, the Home Ee. girls return to rush through with their exams. Zo-New semester, new schedule p bruary 1-Uhferseen vacation. Everyone made the nest F' 22-HLaughing Irish Eyesu is presented in the after- ,gl 'X , 4,31 -fir? EL, :sf N 'Q My . V W -1: v -i ... .- ,, H--A .0 ma.: .. ..--.aww-..sa--,im-1-... X -.. - i rf- S -aw, - 5... fi . 3 HIGH SCHOOL CALENDAR -Miss Boyle has an auto accident. Was it another truck? 5-Marjorie Ongley and Clinton have a smash-up. A 10 16 20-25 23 25 24 March 6 9 14-16 l7 21 21 24 27 51 April k 28 May 5 ' 9 ll 12 17 T ,17 26 28 Who was to blame?1I -A Senior Valentine Party at Vivian's home. Orchestra plays at Ford Memorial Chapel in Mead- ville. ' -The initiation of Freshie and Sophie would-be Ceemoh Clubbers. ' -Banquet for new Ceemoh Club members, -Mr. St. John becomes a proud grandfather. -Russell opens his English book and can't under- stand who garnished MiltonsY pastoral elegy with onions. - 6-Seniors have individual pictures taken. -Class tournaments begin. Nick works crossword puzzles for entertainment. -The Senior boys and Freshman girls come out on top--the best class teams. -Girls' Foul Shooting Contest. Twila's party. -Seniors have soup for lunch. -Five new 1959 typewriters, -Public Speaking Contests in Chapel. ' -Morrison returns from the nsunnyn South. -Forensic Contests at Cambridge. 4-Seniors receive parts for the play. -Senior play, NLittle Jimmie Jonesn, a big success, -Athletic Association Banquetg awards given. -Members of orchestra participate in Music Fes- tival in Meadville. -Senior's sponsor play, nBehind the News.n -Mr. Graham presents the Senior members of the orchestra with keys. The Bookkeeping class gets a head start on the rest. They take their exam early. -Junior-Senior Banquet at Lee's. Was everyone surprised to see Miss Crozier there!! -Exams begin. It seems strange that everyone so suddenly becomes interested in their text books. Baccalaureate Services at the Lincolmville Bap- tist Church. 29-50-Memorial Day Vacation. June 2-Commencement. Blue and white caps and gowns!!! , 8-Is everyone happy!!! School is out! So-Long. - - -- 2,54 . -.- w-was :iw A, ,.--if ,- -z. as - -1 -, - - - e , , -.--.,,- .V --,V-W ,. g,..,,-..f..L. -,, , . , 1, ,V A - . A i 1 1. ' ,, 'fr' -'1f 2:5,f1.f'g.xp1-1 4i3,,'4f2'f Y--,:z.a:s.-eg' Mg u 'L Sf. Ja ,-M,-.,w.:f,' 'wi 'dklff' :z,yX. ff, Q' A -iff Af - ' Sf' ' 51Ef'PT1?TlTQJSm f- 'fi -'2 '1'9 'F ' W: !M l'fQf' 2 ' 3521752-q1zfgr?2?'iTf ' f '- -. - 55:1f ? 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OFFICERS President - Herman Harris Vice President - Sylvia Obert Secretary - Clinton Thomas Treasurer - Carol Brant 3Oi5NQTL,' .1 Cf 5-3:3 ,,,., w J xx .- -1..,,w--., .dx S K. b X- hx PHESHVI WN vhfiibiuiiifah fi M X S My FRESHMAN CLASS Top Row- Mr. St. John, Lois Parke, Eloise Blakeslee, Helen Wellmon, Margaret Wilkins, Kathryn Sargent, Elizabeth Northrop, Mary Edwards, Gladys Van Tassel, Mr. Graham. Second Row- Martin Schwartz, Walter Brooks, Eugene Tracy, Ivan Sargent, Leslie Petit, Carl Eisentrout, Leroy Gouldsmith, Gerald Thomas. Bottom Row- Ruth Carter, Eileen Van Tassel, . Doris Ongley, Dorothy King, Marjorie Knight, Genevieve Stover, Bessie Smith Members not I in picture- Esther Kuhns, Leroy Greer. OFFICERS President - Elouise Blakeslee Vice President - Ruth Carter Secretory - Doris Ongley Treasurer - Mary Edwards X K ff,,...1 'r 5 gm? 4-1-gs' 35695 wmv NT xr N iw 1' 5 fi LTIVITIES .fn-vw . .,,4. L, - u. , , - .da-gf -w....fi ,QA ' pm - E3 ' . . . ,.k. K ih nfgwu, A., :A -,.S..v, ,. iffffg , 'QiL2'1Q?'f.?f . wt, 'LQ ' K5 Q vs ye 4' 4'..,.72 ' me w. Q.. Si w 'ig 'fe fiep, ipfw Hr ,' . iff.. ' . . 'X X S-T 1.QL?x X . ., . 1, N3 5, ,fm um. - 11 .f, ,fx ,Q I ,,,L.,, ,1 W K . '7vt,1,S , .fxfzi-4' V I ' Ji' pl . V 'aj 7517 -.A Leora Norton, Goorgiavcnna Eeckwith, Freda ZENITH STAFT: Top row- Rottom row Member not picture ORCHESTRA: Standing- Seated- GLEE CLUB Topqrow- Second row Bottom row DRAMATIC CLUB: Top row- Sccond row Bottom row Member not ' picture nfs! .A i- W 1 ' . Mrs. Parker, Advisor, Clinton Thomas, Soph- omore Editorg Russell Wright, Sports Editor and Assistant Business Manager, Paul North- rop, Assistant Business Manager, Marion Boutwell, Business Vanagerg Ruth Carter, Freshman Editor, Arloene Van Tassel, Junior Editor Georgiavenna ieckwith, Art Wditorg Anna Kwaninski, Assistant Editor, Vivian Obert, Editor-ir-Chiefg Marjorie Willey, Literary Editor, Marjorie Cngley, Humor Editor and Pictures Morrison Orr, Production Manager Dorothy Willey, Nr. Graham, Vivian Ohert Margaret Wilkins, Nick Yost, Anna Kwapinski, Frances Marsh, Rexford Beckwith, Marion Boutwell, Gerald Edwards, Patricia McClain, Sylvia Obort, Marjorie Ongley, Mary Edwards, Winifred Eeckwith, Genevieve Stover, Levieve Obert, Freda Russel, Georgiavenna Beckwith Russel, Mary Edwards, Genevieve Stover, Doris Onglcy, Vivian Obert, Ruth Carter Marjorie Ongley, Helen Lcgnosky, Beckwith, Celia Cross, Shirley R Kathryn Weed, Mrs. Parker Lois Parke, Sylvia Chart, Ruth W , . -1' Winifred iley, iikins, 'Y' Arlocne Van Tassel, Dorothy Nillcy, aliza beth Northrop, Vargaret Wilkins Loora Horton, Marjorie Ongley, N Albert Onglcy, Julia Legnosky Carrie Langworthy, Freda Russel, P ' IA 1 ick Yost, Vivian Cbert, Georgiavcnna sockwitn, rrcda Petit Ruth Blakcslcc, Nancy Gouldsmith Van Tassel, Mrs. Parker, Marjori Twila Metz Vorrison Orr : , Arloene e Willey, f.- 1, 0 f- 5.2, -sm 3. The Public Speaking Class and the Juniors, dir- ected by Mrs. Barker, presented a three act comedy, entitled ULaughing Irish Eyesn, on November 22, 1958 In the play, which sparkled with Irish wit and humor, Molly Shannon lMarjor1e Ongleyl, a charming young Irish girl, comes into the home of hardhearted and aristocratic Mrs. Oberon Cvivian Obertl to work as a housemaid. Because Molly's mother, Maggie ' Shannon CGertrude Dinel, is already employed there, Molly takes the name of Molly St. Clair. Maggie is suspicious of her daughter's scheme, since at the same time a new chauffeur arrives. He is Molly's fiance, Tom McFadden KPaul Northropl. ' Through the efforts of Molly and Tom Mrs. Ober- on's daughter, Marguerite CJulia Legnoskys, is saved from marriage to an unworthy scamp, Harry Ryan CRal- ph Wintonlg Myron Oberon CPaul Woodl, the son, is saved from the fortune seeking prima donna, Dolores Dawn CArloene VanTasselJg and happiness is brought to the Oberon household. The Dramatic Club helped to present this play. It also sent some of its members as contestants to the Forensic Contests held at Cambridge Springs. It plans to make purchases of some stage properties to be kept at the school for use in producing future plays. ORCHESTRA The Bloomfield Orchestra under the direction of Graham has furnished much entertainment through- out the year by playing at P.T.A. Meetings, at Assem- bly gatherings, at the Ford Memorial Chapel in Mead- ville, and at Farmer's Institute. The addition of several new members has helped it to succeed. CEEMOH CLUB Since the major project of the Ceemoh Club was to send delegates to the Farm Show, a candy sale, and a Banquet for Crawford County Principals were spon- sored as a means of earning money. As a result, nAp- ples On Paraden was presented January l7, at the Farm Show. Although the group d1dn't bring back the first prize, they did bring back a beautiful oil painting. The Club also sponsored a Banquet for the Faculty and School Board, a soup sale, and an Easter Egg Sale. CEEMGH CLUB Top row- Doris Ongley, Genevieve Stover, Ruth Carter, Marjorie Knight, Eileen Van Tassel, Winifred Beckwith, Helen Leg- nosky ' Second row- Miss Boyle, Francis Marsh, Esther Kuhna, Kathryn Sargent, Mary Edwards, Eliza- beth Northrop, Margaret Wilkins, Freda Russel, Ruth Blakeslee Bottdm row- Leora Morton, Marjorie Ongley, Dorothy Willey, Nancy Gouldsmith, Julia Legnosky, Georgiavenna Beckwith, Carrie Langworthy, Kathryn Weed OFFICERS President - Nancy Gouldsmith Vice President - Julia Legnosky Secretary - Georgiavenna Beckwith Treasurer - Dorothy Willey Advisor - Miss Boyle CEELZOH CLL2 FARM SHOW TEAM 'BITH FRIZLES LITTLE JIF.if:iIE JOIAIISSH AN CLASS TOURIJALLDNT CIIAIJF KORS CHRI STMAS PLAY SIf3ClOiKL L-Vf X V' HX .'.u...-:,.,u,.u CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT An operetta entitled nTables Turnedn was pre- sented by the grade children at the P.T.A. Meeting on December 21. It was directed by these teachers: Hrs. Munn, Mrs. Rubright, Miss Buchanan, and Mrs. Grant. . The operetta presented a new and interesting version of the old Santa Claus story. Santa Claus lPaul Northrop! went on a sit-down strike because he had to work on Christmasg he demanded shorter hours and more attention. This appalling truth was dis- covered by two children, Donald fHaro1d Boutwelll and Dorothy CEdith Munnl, who had come to visit him. They promptly called a delegation of children from all over the world who came to visit Santa, bringing him the gifts of Christmas Joy CShirley Louise Laugh- eryl and Christmas Cheer fShirley Hay Laugheryl. This act of the ehildren's completely reformed Santa, and he went back on duty. The operetta closed with a dramatization of the Madonna and Christ Child scene by children from Mrs. Munn's room. Gther highlights of the play were: The Carpenters Song and The Seamstrcsses Song by - the boys and girls of Mrs. Grant's roomg The Snow- flakes Chorus and The Noisy Boys Song by the pupils in Miss Buchanan's and Hrs. Rubright's roomsg and Santa's solo. GLEE CLUB Under the direction of Mrs. Parker the high school girls' Glee Club spent a great deal of time practicing. At the beginning of the year it sponsor- ed a candy sale for the purpose of starting the fund for buying robes to use at public appearances. . At the Farmers' Institute, which was held here at the school building, the Glee Club sang several numbers. On the morning of the Forensic contests the club gave a short musical program in chapel. Then that evening it sang at the Crawford County Forensic R Music League in the Class C contest of choruses at Cambridge in the Methodist-Episcopal Church. Q sr fi Q, T A HLETH5 ' Ji fwmirg.-Ea . 5.1.4 . ,A ,g..:-1,,:,,, f -. H Mal!! 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Qfmgfm Az ' S 35 -A w wa X iii ,. - . 2 L13 f x 1 1 RIT, 3, . if ATHLETIC A Top row- Second Pow Bottomlrow SSOCIATION OFFICIALS: ' Mr. Wellmon, Boys' Coachg Mr. Graham, Treasurer, Miss Peart, Girls' Coach Clinton Thomas, Scorekeeperg Georgia- venna Beckwith, Secretaryg Edna Henry, Social Chairman, Marjorie Ongley, Vice- Presidentg Marion Boutwell, President Winifred Beckwith and Elouise Blakeslee Cheerleaders BOYS' BASKETBALL: Top row- Second Tow- Bottom row- Hubert Obert, Leslie Petit, Ivan Sargen Frank Yursic Mr. Wellmon, Coach, Melvin Parker, Nick Yost, Russell Wright, Marion Boutwell, Charles Horton, Joseph Parker, Manager Willard Geer and Chester Visniesky, Co- Captainsg Paul Northrop, Ralph Winton, Edward Yesensky GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Top row- Seoond row- Third row- Bottom row- Marjorie Ongley, Manager, Nancy Goulds- mithg Georgiavenna Beckwith, Score- Roeperg Carrie Langworthy, Timekeeper Miss Peart, Coachg Carol Brant, Celia Cross, Francis Marsh, Freda Petit Julia Legnosky, Sylvia Obert, Shirley Riley, Ruth Wilkins, Leora Morton Kathryn Weed, Helen Legnosky, Vivian Obert, Captain, Ruth Blakeslee, Kathryn Sargent I t '56 .71-Q G '41, .4 ,KW 1,41 2, wr R ,fs YF A 7 ff 1 y -. ,,. ' 4 ,oh 'CMP .,a- , ' ,QE - 'U 'ax 13 1.1, ,V jg- '32 3 ning two- fnp-and ,W1?P. BoY's MUSHBALL . Scores ' Bloomfield 13 Rockdale Bloomfield 17 Rockdale Bloomfield 5 Rockdale Bloomfield 8 Rockdale - BOY'S BASKETBALL Opponents BHS 16 12 Alumni Union City - Townville 17 19 Spartansburg Coehranton 51 22 Saegertown Saegertown , Sly 16 Corry Townville ll 17 Randolph S artansbur 26 2O.CfCochranton P S- Cambridge Spgg asia Cambridge Spgs. Randolph g23f Union City ' 5 Q Total Our very wood, but for some unknown ek changed. However, they took of their twelve league games ve others outslde the league, otoriess .5 5 . ,. i M-Q . . I as .JKt,Sq,V,?J p, 5 5 5 21 31 16 ze 19 25 15 21 54 as 25 14 15 54' 26 ze 15 555'5TI PSB.-' hon- They tak- started the season with a victory. e llmon-expressed the sentiment of boys aremarked that hefd rather have fai 'on the busses going and uwillysurely remember the feeling of fr ndh . egg the home games deli- pjgpsfhhgfp' '51 Epmd t6'dr1ve awry the hunger PFPS5iiffY'. '+R v'1 Q ,Q ,V , .. 5,4 4- .. ' ' A rin. ra ' - 5.5. ef. HJ as E., ' 4 ,A-' -uf' . . ' 1 r f: - ,- In J .hi , D g an team than a team on top doomed to are proud of'the spirit of sportsman- our boys and girls showed throughout songitandpdheering mode the that were served to the squads enabled them to become acquainted of other schools thus promoting a the ' com- hilar- W W 1, M 'Q A 55 Ia: if i fs 5 is 'f fi N Q V X I 1' QJQ3Q9fff XX VU -'t:kEL.- Iinnien and Wally t ' iration f 1' Basket-Ball Teamsn .gQK ,O NL fy isxg? 3i,af4-if The uZenithH staff wishes to express its gratitude and appreciation to those whose kind cooperation in purchasing advertisements has made possible the publishing of this book In return we, the Zenith staff and the Senior Class, should give them our patronage at every opportunity. EEO BMW '3Hi-Ji-'Sf' 'l lHi'H'lHl' MEADVILLE COMMERCIAL CQLLEGE member of THE ASSOCIATION OF ACCREDITED COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS. Meadville, Pa.. . Phone 984-W Junior Accounting Comptometer Higher Accounting Multigraphing Banking Stenography Office Practice ' Filing Bookkeeping Machine Dictaphone Operating Secretarial Training - Graduates are assisted to good positions, Ou training prepares you to pass all civil service ei- aminations leading to positions paying from 81140.00 to 31800.00'per year to start. Uourses leading to ' Degrees B.S.S. and B.B.S. IT PAYS T0 ATTEND AN AQCREDITED SCHOOL ' -H'4I-If-'H l!-X-44-41-if-' BEHIND SCENE? AT SENIOR PLAY PRACTICE Did Nick jump because he was surprised or was it reflex motion-- Pexhaps the pin hed more influence than the sarprise. Fay'e that's why he asked Wwhy don't you blow your nose when you apwroach a busy cornerin yinstepd of fwhy don't you blow your horn when you approach a busy ecrner3F1., NPronpter ainit se ereeptnrs-teaser why7? Maybe there is sone disturbing element off stage when the whsle sane iS,there,l gl Q,,Qg ng 5.fT.J.-' 0 - Charles Barton--'easy--okay-Qbnavf--Talk'when your turn comes, Qharlierg, .. ,.44.rIgwWNw' Some wsrty'thatQ off stage one night, for Biff nearly fell through the d6or.'V , -' 0I'n Van Horn Van Dyke, ace cameraman for the Film Flicker Co,? A 'M-'I ' hMLUM-' -.P H7nSheAS'a'WOh6HfWH h' A Ap' 8 ' l HrsQVPrcscotth4VWhere is'myfmother?H' T jwhy is Vivian always late to practice--we notice that he sleeps during rehearsals. -f ZA budding romance has been noticed between Marion 'and his chauffeur, Geraldine. f' vi ' ' ,i P f- 'Does the promgter promptftoo quick, or is 0Pollyn late on her cues?f: in --ee. 1, 17 -' uil' vfrty..' If Mr. and Mrs. Jones would7stop'saying-each others parts--- . -- Ls thst.laushberlQff 5?aS3J.Q?mP?Y9.W5 Q 001100- tion Qf hyenas2 we A. 1 V'. e P ' I ' It has been noticed that certain members of the cast have a chewing gum complex. With some of them it has reached the place'where'they'no'longer are conscious of the cud. A certain young man gets caught every time. 45g nany.cuds have been thrown' out of the windcw off stage that Mr. Stover reports that the gravel drive down helow is becoming a Pin- chot road in places. 4 What was so funny back thcreQ boysQ when the girls were trying on clothes? ' You look so cute carrying that over night case, Mr. Jones! Charles you surely gave everyone the giggles. The next time you have hysterics, please leave. It is reported that when Chester went to return some of the electrical apparatus which the class borrowed for the play, he was mistaken for a sales- :nan g , ' Suggestion for the future: Mlgaphone for Mrs. Parker. b ii V ' it, ff Q31 fd 1 , iii u M REMARKABLE REMARKS Mr. Petit: nLeslie, did you water the eows?N Leslie: UNO, I forgot.H ' Mr. Petit: WYou shouldn't have forgotten, but we will water the milk and that will do just as well.n xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Owner: WDon't you see that sign 'No fishing on these grounds'?U I Walter: nI'm not fishing on the grounds--I'm fishing in the water.n xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Mrs. Parkerz' Uwhat have these men in common--William Shakespeare, Joyce Kilmer, Henry Longfellow, and Charles Diekens?W ' Geraldine Tolan: nThey all moved their legs when they walked.n xxxxxxxxxwxxxxxxxxxx Mrs. Parker: Uwhich poem do you think fitted Milton's personality better, 'Il Penseroso' fThe Melan- ' choly Man! or 'L' Allegro' CThe Merry HanJ?H s Willie Geer: NI think 'Il Penseroso' fitted him better because he was married three timcs.' vkvkvkvkvkfkvkivlvkivkvkrkvklivkflvkvk If you don't want your name in these columns: ll Don't get sassy with the editor. ' 23 Don't say humorous things in class. ' 3. Don't walk through the halls with a girl. xxxxxxxxxixxxxxxxxxx Carrie Langworthy: WDid you ever kiss a girl?U Charles Barton: HIS that an invitation or are you just gathering statistics?U xxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Helen Greer: nwhy Bucky, what's the matter of your earsightg don't you wash them?N xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx In P.O,D. Class: Russell Urighti UA lawsuit is the uniform worn by a policeman.U xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ESQQSWV COM LIMENTS OF + sacomn NATIONAL BANK F' Q or ' TITUSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP I u w - COMPLIMENTS ' M QSO? 2515 QR? U5 U A New store and greenhouse 101 E. High Street ' Union City, Pa. ' Phone-159 High Class Portraits W Asa' F. SELL A 'PHOTOGRAPIER Commercial Views I ' iWork of all kinds Union City, Pennsylvania' 7 - 1 ,1 1111: SSW , MHDUGER GJD. . 166 No, Main Sta A Cambridge Springs, Pa. 'Official Open 24 Hours Phones Inspection ' A141 Station A Proprietors: 9L71 ' F.L. Shaffer M S. E. Uellmon ll 4- RENARKXBLE RIHARKS WIcelandng said Miss Peart, His as big as Siam.n WIcelandW, wrote the student afterwards, His as big as teacher.U Xikixkkiiiiitikkikiki Chester V. fBoastfully5: WI've had my nose broken three times in the same place.u Shirley Riley: HYou really should keep your nose out of that place.W XiiXXXXXiXXXX?iiXkXXi Mrs. Parker: HDo'you boys have Health this period?n ' James Bell: nYes, we are feelini cuite well, thank you.W XiiXXiXiiXXXXQXfX?XXX Nr. Graham: 'WNick, is there a chair between Mary and you?H Nick: HWhy, I guess there must be, for there never was any space between us before.W , XXXXXXXXXXYXXXXXXXXXX Miss Peartt Wlvan, what is the best way to preserve teeth?U Ivan Sarment: UPut them in water over night.n W XXXX3iWXXXiY?XXKWXXXi Mr. Wellmon was teaching his small daughter to tell time. WThese are the hours: these are the minutes: and these are the seconds,U he said, pointing to them . ' The Small girl was puzzled. WBut where are the jiffies, Daddy?U she asked xxsxaxxxxssssassxesax Anna Kwapinski: WWhy does Bob Welluon lean against the wall?W Freda Russell: WPerhaps he is afraid the school will fall down if he doesn't help to hold it up.H Anna: Who! He's just saving his strength. Look what he has to hold.n fFreda Petit! XXXXXXWKXXXXXXXXXXXXX Freda Russell: WI have to study so much I go to school seven days a week.n Freda Petit: WThat's nothing. I go to school eight days a week, because I study on Sunday.W fPerhars Freda should go back to Mrs. Grant's room to learn to count.J XXXXXXYXXXXXXXXiXWX?X , n START yours TODAY Make a deposit every pay-day and pave the way to FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE Q T E OITE TIOINAL BANK OF UNION CITY '- C ty, Pa. a , , V . I. XIHQ QDDVQCVGUOU fu HARLEY w TORR GYM QOH wnnnm, mnecrons SPARTANSBURG, PA. O QUAUH FARM SUPFUES UN4ON Cm COOPERATIVE AS5'N 35 MARKET STREET ' PHONE 8-3 rl 1:77.17 A T Y T W7 1775 ' H' D7 ' .mlm J-me r,Jl. in iL.un:...1i..f.L.LxD tis. Parker: WYou reid the Story, 'Queen Victorian, Marion. How would you like to change places with ECLCI' if Marion Boutwellg. nl nouldnft.V Sne's dead.W U . Uellmon: WCelia, read the statement filling in the blanks.H Celia Cross: WRew milk is safe if it comes from pure pasteurized cows and has careful care.W Freshman: HI don't know.H Sophmore: UI an not prepared.H Junior: HI can't remember just now.W V Senior: WI don't believe 1 can add anything to that which has already been said.H ag. :,. :,. :,. ag. rg- :Q. sf. :,. rg: :Qs :ic :I-Q J,. aj: :, :gc :ja :QQ xv, ' The professor of Chemistry was giving a lesson on the powers of different explosives. HThisW, he explained, His one of the most dangerous explosives of them all. If I am the slightest degree wrong in my experiment, we are liable to be blown trrougn the roof. Kindly come closer, so that you may follow me better,Fb I - ,Al . St. John Cboestfullybz Jl've been driving my car for fifteen years and have never nad e wreck.U nrt Culver: HYou mean that you've been driving a wreck for fifteen years and naven't ever had a car.W ' zg. :,. Lg. 111 zf. 2, :Lx :,. :,. al. :,L :,. 11. 7, :Q. :.. rj. if xl. :Qc :F y Ruth Nilkins: Wihen is a man'srnead-not'e he1d?W Roland Blakeslee: WI don't knov.H Ruth: HJhen it'H a little bare.F E.rl VgnTassel: Whether, I don't feel wellan . His Iotnerz' fS7mp:tneticallyD Ujnere do you feel worse Earl: mln scno2l.H :Q :Q: LP ' ' ' . :Qc :ga :k':Q::j. :QQ ' , O Mies Boyleg HDoris, can you tell me what a waffle is7W D ris O.: Wfes, it's a pancake with a non-skid tread.U Q, . gg SI: ,ii af E -5 L 5 33 .AD a REMARYABLE REMARKS nW1llie says not to put his name with Winnie's in this book, so we have kindly consented not to do so. +I--11'-IH?-JHHI'-X--RH!-ZHI'-N' J. G. 'What are you doing--learning anythingQW Student: UNO, s1r.l I'm listening to you.' 'K41--1I !l'iC'-IH!--D!--3Hi'66-X'-76 Katie: 'What kind of kisses do you 1i'e best, Carrie?n Carrie: 'Those that are pressed on, of course-U Ei'-25'!1 39'35'lf'3i'4f4l 363f'-354' 'Who nuts the myrtcry in Chcmistry?n 'lf-14'-19-X-it-ii-'3i'4i'-35-ZZ-iM!-61' Mr. Wellman: 'What does thc formula H2304 stand for?' Bucky: WTw0 hitr, and ntruck out four timof.U ii'-D541--F5 !i ?P-31--H-6? -Ji-4-3955 Russell: 'Do you know why Milton didn't Want his daughters to study forwign lanQuaQcs?W Vivian! UNO, Why?n Russell: WHQ thought that Ono tonguo Wan onouvh for any woman.W if--2856?-B? -If--if-554555-19-3E'4K' Nick: 'Would you rathcr havr a kirr or a book for your b1rthduy?' Mary! UI don't liko to rvad vvry Wfll.' ii-6599-36--35-i?'2l'-3I'45-il--IHHS' Mrc. Parkor! WII fou know that one porcon Wav cihuular how did you find out that ton people were b plura1?W Lugcnc Trfcy: 'I multinli d.W ii- 9992-if-JA-Q9 6? -5? -1? -1? dh? 9? Mr. Wollmon: nWhy if tubwrculorio a Wocial di-Haxa?W Paul Northrow: Wlt git? along Noll with othfr didoaioh -K-iP'35'-iii? i6 92-iZ'6Z L?6Hl- 6? Mr. Wfllmon: 'Uumf Q liquid thut will not frcQze.U Curol Brant: UHot watcr.W 4?-Xl--iM?-IS'-52--2HI-if--If--I!-it-ii' Hflfn LOWnQGky in Hlctory Claunz UThf Pllvrimf loft tho Dutch on account of thflr 1annuaQo.N 03.02. CDIBLEUUT FLOUR - FEEDS L- com. 'Mutual Phone 36-R-31 ,, n L ini- n A CQM LIMENTS C5aGwaodf5wwQfRG1f2fcYJc9me - AMBULANCE SERVICE ' Union City, f ,Ponnsy1vanih' 'nl in-' nr 4-- ' .1 ' K , KELLY'MILLING COM ANY 'U G.L,F.'Scrvioe ar .. F1onf, Feed, and Grain Roofing, Lime, Fcrtiligqr and Cement TITUSVILLE,' A 'f'f ' CENTERVILLE Phono 269, Phono Sparta-23K 3 ,,, .Qmwmmmm5oF fPU32UNCvlLnlE ,, IQRQS, MBRGQB1S,, AND IINCOLN ZEPHYRS H A, 1 ,Titn3vi1le, Pennsylvania M JOLLY JINGLES Herels to the faculty - Long as they live, Even as long as The lessons they give. ssssssssssussswwsas Seniors Green as grass And awkward as sing You ought to have seen us annnnnnnr.annals:-nn Brothahs and sistahs Come gathah roun' heah Ah'll tell yo' a story Yo'S sho boun' to heaht , . It strikes mah brain funnyg Ah sho' has to laugh, When a sees brotha Bahton ,Afgiving his pigs a bath. 'iJC.'LJL lJi 'Jill LJ? '-1' Ji, 1 'JL'L 75 A an nh nefn naw has a u'!sefA7'A His laugh is gayg His speech is sweetg This is the boy With the big feet. 'lfllrl'-JLJLIL 'J1:LJLJL'L:2'L'L 15 A n'n n In nifn A n nf! n'n1s Some men smile in the evening, Some men smile at dawn, But the man worth while ls the man who can smile When his two front teeth are gone. G omment s on Mor r is on When at his wits end for a sarcastic retort, To the sage and solemn silence of the sphinx he does resortg But behind this good-natured Visage churns a raging, deep desire To crush and pulverize the Senior girls who cause his burning ire. e-- ,ite 'L 'LJ IJL 2241131 '4-33235 'LJLJQLJLJ' .LDL ith as neu A74 n'Ju n A aim n un as :Ns n S 5 'H ff 55,3 ll' 2 V ,.,- , .-..- , 4 X , .5 'D .1 I sf' X fp X ff X tk x -' ,--.7 QQQFUQ . gflx' Clx .Nl v J ks-lf ' j Seniors, is this what Nr. Graham calls a WCorrQct Typing Position?W I 1 ,Q CI jj ai. ' ..--7-1 1--1-0 LCt's buy WArtW a larger deskfll! 'WW depends upon the preparation you are making today' COMPLIMIEDBITS AND BEST WISI-ES 54 to 81.00 CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, PA. Class Rings. Pins. Commencement Medals 85 Trophies Announcements - HERFF-J ONES COI.U?ANY Manufacturers 8s Stationers 11.11 No. Capitol Ave. , ' INDIANAPOLIS, IND. H. J. Schaefer, - T-fest Penne. Repr. , Beaver Falls, Pa. I I COMPLILEBNTS OF UMW swiruomnfuw S KJ IP IP ILY GI CD. ' TITUSVILLE, Pa. I Your School Supply House DH ., '?GCu4 BRUSHES - ' VARNISHES WINDOW SHADES WINDOW GLASS CONC-OLEUM RUGS AUTOMOBILE GLASS PICTURE FRAMING 0113 28 .SOUTH Mlm sfr. I , ROOFING PAINTS , UNIQN CITY PA. WALL PAPER. ' CURTAIN RODS n Il JOLLY JITGLES glex bought e car To see what folks would say, But he never traveled fer For it was a Model A. :kg :Ich 2' . af. :k sl: :ink af. :Qs :Zz :L : :Q . :A . . :L :ft Eippety-nop to the school house There to gain knowledge-- Uothing morenfffssfs :,: :., 15:2 :gc :,' : c rf- :,: 12.221 ni: 1112- 21. I :jc ag. :Q HIicholesH is s modest youthg You oouldn't find a betterg Oh, led, you were so quiet doorg aterf' Until you bought that noisy swe :1::ki:Q::j,:1:L, :,::f :Q':,:: 2. :Q::Q,:Q: :Q::.,::, :fa Says Nick Yost to Russell Yriqhtc HSugeb em fo' sweetness, She sho' am all o' detg Ah's talkin' o' meh noneyg She's plus some no' o' det.W g::.:,:1,::::,q:3a:,.:k.: :11:,::,::Qt:Q.:I4i::j Sail. ' Advice to Teachers Little boys who play pranks A throwing ink wells ell around 'ould start right in to change their tune If teacher had a stick around. . ,..1,4 .:..' .' u.,'f.' . . - .. N- . . . .,f,-.,-.,,-.,s,, ,,...A,,.,,..t.' , . 4..-,,.,e, .,. This yearbook is e greet inventi The class gets all the feneg The printer gets all the noneyg And the staff gets all the blame :k :,. :L :ja ag.: . 1, :,: 7, :iz :,: 52:21 nk nick ak :Qc :iz :Q-. Lives of Seniors all remind us We should strive to do our best, And departing leave behind us Wotebooks that will heln the res n- L -L 4 ............ , Q. 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