Linesville Conneaut Summit High School - Zenith Yearbook (Linesville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1954 volume:

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Morrison, W. Earl Austin, Frank Joseph President ....................... Ted Karr Vice President ......... Richard W. Farley Secretary ....... ..Thomas F. Collins, Sr. Treasurer .... ......Mrs. Irene S. Bollard This page is sponsored by FARMERS a MEHCHANTS BANK Linesville ADMINISTRATION FA C U L TY Q X MQ 'ai' .! is . F3 VU 2 L,L,, ,',.r' lr f S5 P a Q? l 'mf rs 1 rwlxm 'HE . H X I V .1 ' 'Ev ' v 2 y y in g-gg, f Aw - ,ya ,, , : M if .7 -33' , , A-Z 4? s M5 gf f L , ig f 1515 -- A ,. .. . .main xl ix 4 Till X' ., Y A Xi MW Us A1 W QE -mg? 4 , . fqfggfifilggkfz AK 1, ll H P lg Lf Q Hrs. Katherine M. Chishohm A.B., Duke Universityp Eng- lieh Merle G. Klingensmith B. S., Edinboro State Teach- ers' Collegeg Art Education John F. McGeever B. S., M. A., Duquesne Uni- versityg Social Studies Gloria R. Maddalena B. S., Grove City Collegeg Business Mrs. Betty Jo Jenness B. S., Pennsylvania State Universityg Vocational and General Homemaking Lloyd R. Holland B. S., Indiana State Teach- ers' Collegeg History and English John W. Reitmeyer B. S., Pennsylvania State Un1versitygMusm Education Mm.SwaRSEyn A. B., Allegheny Collegeg English Carolyn K. Olson School Nurse Mrs. Margaret A. Barackman Edinboro State Teachers' Collegeg Jr. Hi Math and Geography C. Lance B. S., Slippery Rock State Teachers' Collegeg M. L. , University of Pittsburghg Vocational Agriculture W. L. Bartholomew Allegheny College: History - ' Carl F. Benz School Doctor Clark A Sheakley School Dentist SENIORS -aff' gk, sENnoRs Class Officers Class flower-Carnation Colors-Red and White Motto--The door to success is labeled npushn. Bill Manning Joseph Jackman 'Raleigh nJoen Class Pres. 5,45 Chorus 25 Base- Class V. H:'es.5,45 Class Pres. ball 55 Basketball 5,45 Mono- 15 Latin Club 2,55 Chorus 45 gram Club 45 F.F.A. l,2,5,45 Baseball 2,5,45 Basketball 1, Play 5,4 2,5,45 Monogram Club 2,5,4 Gene vi eve C ampbell nGennyn Class Seo. 2,45 Latin Club 2, 55 Chorus 1,2,5,45 Student Council 55 F.H.A. 15 Tri-H1-Y 2,5,45 Play 55 Library Girl 2, 55 Forensic 5 Evelyn Farley Nancy Jo Bullis 'Ev' 'Nan' Class Treas. 1,45 Latin Club Latin Club 1,25 Chorus l,2,5, 2,35 Chorus l,2,5,45 Cheerlead- 45 Student Council 2,55 Tri- er 1,25 F'.H.A. 15 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Hi-Y 2,5,45 Art Club 45 Play 5,45 Art Club 5,45 Newspaper 5,45 Zenith Staff 45 Forensic 5 S'bafT55 Play 5,45 Zenith Staff 5,4 This page is sponsored by BOLLARD'S DAIRY Linesville Donald Bohrer Nnonn Band l,2,3,43 Student Council 23 F.F.A. l,2,3,43 Play 3 Sandra Bollard 'Sandy' Latin Club 2,33 Band 13 Chorus 1,33 Cheerleader 1,2,53 Tri- H1-! 2,3,43 Art Club 3,43 Play 5,45 Zenith Staff43 State For- ensic Play 3 Gerald Bollard 'Jerry' Chorus 23 Student Council 33 F. F. A. l,2,3,43 Art Club 53 Play 53 Zenith Staff 43 Pro- jectionest l,2,3,4 Paul Buttery ll Paul Il Transfer, Tokyo, Japan3 Stud- ent Council 43 Zenith Staff 43 Football 2,33 Rifle Club 2 Shirley Coulter NKidN Chorus 53 Student Council 53 F.H.A. li Tri-H1-Y 2,3,43 New- spaper Staff 13 Play 33 Libr - ary Girl 33 Commercial Club 3, 43 Forensic 2 Beverly Christian NBQVR Transfer, Erh Academy3 Chorus 43 Majorette 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Art Club 43 Play 43 Library Girl 43 Transfer, Office Mon- itor 2,33 Chorus 13 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 Karl Foust arl' A 1,2,:s,4 Doris Sanderson 'Do Don Chorus 33 F.H.A. 13 Tri-H1-Y 2 3,43 Library Girl l,2,3 This page is sponsored by GROUNDS LUMBER COMPANY Linesville Wayne Packard llwimpyli Basketball l,2,5,43 Monogram Club 43 Art Club 3,4IN8WSPBPBP Staffzvj Play 5,43 Zenith Staff 4 Patsy Oswald nOzzie' F.H.A. 2,5,43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Lib- rary Girl l,2,5,4 JoAnne Pisarchick NJON Latin Club 2,53 Chorus 52 Tri- Hi-Y 2,5,4Q Newspaper Staff 53 Zenith Staff 4 Steve Urbanick nsteve' Class Pres. 23 Band 1,3 Chorus 1,2Q F.F.A. l,2,5,43 Play 5,4 Patricia Parks 'Pattyn Latin Club 23 Chorus l,2,5,43 F.H.A. 2,5,43 Tri-Hi-Y 2,5,4I Newspaper Staff 1,53 Softball 23 Forensic 5 Richard Porter 'Richn F.F.A. l,2,5,43 Play 52 Foren- sics 2,5,4 Robert Palmer 'Bob' Latin Club 2,3 Joyce Ray 'SuzieW Latin Club 1,22 Chorus l,2,5,43 Tri-Hi-Y 5,43 Art Club 43 For- ensic 5 This page is sponsored by PALMER FEED CO. Linesville 'il' 0 s,:?,.y::au, J, 6- Ev Lar5inLowing Latin Club 1,2,s,43Band 1,2,5, 43 Baseball 2,5,4j Basketball l,2,5,43 Monogram Club 2,5,4Q Zenith Staff 43 Forensic 3 Marx Lou Cowden Lou F.H,A. 5,43 Library Girl 3,4 5,4 Margaret Wigton Marg' Class VL Pres. 2, Treas. 3 3 Latin Club l,23Bandl,23 Chor- us 1,2,3,4Q C Hee rleader 2,53 Student Council 1,2 3 Tri-H1-Y 2,5,4I Newspaper Staff 33 Play 43 Zenith Staff43 G1rl's Soft- ball l3 Forensic 3 Mary Taft 'Shortie' Commercial Club 3,4 Ray Guiney Hnayii Class V. Pres.l3 Baseball 2,3, 43 Basketball 1,2,3,4 3 Mono- gram Club 2,3,43 Art Club 3,43 Forensic 3 Janet King 'Janet Chorus 1,33 Tri-H 1-Y 2,3,4f Library Girl 1,2,3f Commercial Club 3, 4 Hazel Young 'Katen F.H.A. 2,:s,4 Bob Woods nwoodsien Baseball 33 F.F.A. 1,2,5 This page is sponsored by SPILLWAY INN Linesville David Shelatz 'Devon Chorus 23 F.F.A. l,2,3,43Fbr- ensic 2 George Luper Nskipil Basketball l,2,3,43 Monogram Club 43 Student Council SSAPC Club 3,43 Newspaper Staff 53 Play 3,43 Zenith Staff 4 Barbara Walther Barb Chorus 53 F.H.A.l3TA-H1-Y 2, 3,43LDm1ry33Gommmx1alClub 4 Mary Elizabeth Weir Eli' Class Trees. 23Lat1n Club l,2, 53 Band l,2,3,43 Chorus 3,43 Student Council 4fTT1-H1-Y 43 Newspaper Staff 53 ZenithSh T 43 Commercial Club 3,4 Joan Steider 'Joan' Transfer, Sagertown3 Class of- ficer 13 Tri-H1-Y 23 Studs nt Council 43 F,H.A. 3,43 Library Girl 3 Judith Tate NJudyN F.H.A. 2, 3,43 Trl-H1-Y 3,43 Tri-H1-Y 3,43 Newspaper Staff 13 Play 5,42 Zenith Staff 4 Marylyn Starr Chloe' Latin Club 23 Band 1,2,5,4I F. R.A. 2,3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 4, News- paper Staff 2,33 Play 4 Jack Fbust 'Scroogen This Page is sponsored by VIRGIL POUST Conneaut Lake .. :fn- .f CLASS HISTORY In the fall of nineteen hundred and forty-two the doors of Lines- ville High School were opened to thirteen new students. Although w e were a bit Y'shaky that first day we soon became quite confident under the wonderful guidance of Mz's. Schaffer. The thirteen tTl8 t started school that year were: Marylyn Starr, Margaret Wigton, Doris Sanderson, Sandra Bollard, Judith Tate, David Shelatz, Patricia Parks, Evelyn Far- ley, Mary E. Weir, Wm. Van Duesan, Paul Currie, Ronald Collins,amd lm. Dunseath. For six years, though,we gained andlostsome classmates, we loolc- ed forward to meeting all ttmos e we would be spending the rest of our high school days with, because next year we were going to be in Junior High School! Well, here we were all.f1fty-seven of us! This was certainly a big change from g1rade school, home room teachers, changing classes, electing officers--my were we getting businesslike. Two years passed quickly and now we were the big wigs' of Junior High, Freshmen! This year we elected officers carefully because we knew there was a big job to do, they were: President, Joe Jackman 3 Vice-Presicient, Ray Guineyg Secretary, Genny Campbell, Treasurer, Evelyn Farley. Our float this year 'Help the Boys in Korea', even though it had a wonder- ful motto, won only third prize. We won first prize selling nbooster' tags mathis gave our treasury a start. We had a party at the close of the year. It doesn't seem possible, but we're in Senior High now, under the supervision of Mrs.Chisholm axxd lr. Lance. Our officers this year were: President, Steve Urbanickg Vice-President, Margaret Wigton, Sec- retary, Genny Campbellg Treasurer, Mary E. Weir. There were only forty-two of us nowbut we worked together and sponsored a beautiful Harvest Hop, the annual autumn dance. T218 king and queen were Evelyn Farley and Larry Lowing. They received surprise gifts. We had some successful bake sales wkzich. helped our treasury con- siderably. During our second year of high school our advisors were Mrs. Van- Bockern andlks Friend. We had a serious responsibility this year, that was to give the seniors their banquet prom. In order to do this we had to earn some moneyn The first semester we had oznr float Cwhich won first prizel nOil, Pennsylvan1a's gift to the worldn, bake sales, and sold pins. The second semester we had charge of the candy machines 1 n the hall andpxt cn our class play. Our Play, i-Iobgoblin House direct- ed by Mr. Friend and Hrs. Van Bockern was a hugh success. It was the first mystery comedy to be presented at Linesville for many years. All during the basketball season we had a refreshment conoemion at the gym, We had our prom on the 15th of May at Schuster's Rmnaurang Green- ville, Pennsylvania. ltwas a beautiful dance and banquet, sof cours e it left our budget rather on the lean side to start our senior yearbut w e also found we were capable of raising money. At the beginning of our Senior yeaJ'th1ngs were different from what we were used to. We were in one home room and Hr. Merry was our only advisor. lestarted dfwith a bang, first we sold L.C.S. BW6QtBI'8, Christmas cards, and pins. We gave our Senior Play Grandad Steps Out on November ll. I t was the biggest success any class has ever had. There are forty-five of us now, all planr11x1g a Washington trip, all looking forward to the Junior Senior prom, to Class night, Baccal- urate and Commencement. The door to success is labeled npushn. Will all of us follow the directions? This page is sponsored by WESTERN AUTO Linesville CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Glass of 1954, being of sound mind and body, proclaim this docu ent to be our last will and testament. Marylou Cowden wills the library stamp to Otto Simmerman. Judy Tate wills her height to Jeannie Karastury. Marylyn Starr wills her wit to Helen Borek. Ronnie Collins wills his angelic behavior to Kenyon Tate. Patty Parks wills Marylyn Starr to anyone who will take her. Larry Lowing wills his muscles to Freddy Deater. Ray Guiney wills his whiskers to Bill Miller. Joanne Pisarchick wills her shorthand ability to Sue Stewart. Paul Buttray wills his football to Ronnie losier. Joan Steider wills her quiet ways to Pete Peterson. Beverly Christian wills her size to Lois Adele Henderson. Margaret Wigton wills her ability to bang fenders to anyone who can do it. Patsy Oswald leaves the Home Ec. class peace and quiet. Norma Jean Money wills her books to any Junior who gets them. Joe Jackman wills his hot rod to Basil Brown. Eileen Koehler wills her curly hair to Sandy Smock. Dave Shelatz wills his books to anyone who wants them or is burd- ened with them. Jerry Bollard wills his P.O.D. book to Vic Penfield. Mary Alice Kueczynski wills her chemistry books to some unsuspect- ing Junior. Joyce Ray wills her ,size 45 feet to Joyce Cullis. Genny Campbell wills her friendly smile to Park Lyman. Steve Urbanick wills his ability to sleep in Irs. Ghisholm's Ing- lish class to anybody who can get away with it. Don Bohrer wills his musical ability to Philip lershon. Bob Palmer, having nothing to leave, just leaves. Sandy Bollard wills the Eob of business manager of the Zenith to anyone who gets stuck wi h it. Barbara Walther wills 'her ability to type stencils for Hrs. Bar- ackman to Shirley Taft. George Luper wills his line to anybody who falls for it. Wayne Packard leaves his basketball ability to Junie Stcrll. Nancy Jo Bullis willshernold laid parts' in class plays to Nancy Gleason. Evelyn 8tranahan Farley wills her middle name to Arlene Edw1na Myers. Janet King wills her faithfulness to the Cleveland Indians to her sister Nancy. Jack Foust wills his haircut to Dick Heans. Bobby Woods wills his way with Irs. Chisholm to Bob Smith. Mary Taft wills her dimples to Bobby Noble. Richard Porter wills his ability to study Ag to Bill Irwin. lary Weir wills her 66 wpm in typing to Shirley Heidelberg. Hazel Young wills her red hair to Thelma Higgins. Warren Reinhard wills his chewing gu to Elbert Friend. Bill Manning wills his curly hair to Regis Mika. Doris Sanderson wills her talking in Hrs. Ch1shohm's class to anyh one who can get away with it. Shirley Klingensmith wills her Job atIsaly's to anyone who needs it Georgia Gallant wills her giggles to Delores Copeland. Mary Gigler wills her cartwheels to Nata Reynolds. Shirley Coulter wills her ability to pick the right man to Delores Woods. Karl Foust wills his ability to wrestle in the halls at noon to Ronnie Mosier. To Mr. Merry we leave an empty bank account and peace and quiet. This page is sponsored by ISALY'S Linesville 'S semoa PLAY CAST Front Row L to R : S. Bollard, N.J. Bullis, J. Tate, K. Wigton, E ar ey, . C r st an, M. Gigler Second Row: S. Urbanick, R. Collins, l.A. Kueczynski, M. Starr, L Lowfng, Mr. Holland Third Row: K. Foust, J. Jackman, W. Packard, G. Luper, B. Manning Grandad ...... ....... .......George Luper Mrs. Morton..............Margaret Wigton Tilly CThe Maidj ....... Beverly Christian Big Jim Mahoney... ....... Bill Manning Triplets: Trudy ........... Evelyn Farley Judy.......Mary A. Kueczynski Ludy... .... ..... Mary Gigler Jack NOrwCOdoaa no occ ooROnni0 CO111nS Betty Shaddock.... ...Sandy Bollard Kip Shaddock........ ....Wayne Packard Miss Abby H1gg1ns........Nancy Jo Bullis Mrs. Jobe Feeney.... ....Karylyn Starr Detective. ............. ...Steve Urbanick Business Manager...............Judy Tate Asst. Business Manager....Ronn1e Collins Stage Manager.. .... . ......... Joe Jackman Asst. Stage Managers .... .....Karl Foust .. ....Larry Loving Director!!!lillilliillllililmrl This page is sponsored by BOLLARDS CUT RATE Linesville 'Y QW Q UNDER CLA S SM EN ISK? W lb JUNIOR5 Front Row L to R : M. Morrison, D. Taylor, A. Myers, B. Collins, N. ing, . aft Second Row: D. Roberta, B. Noble, J. Dempsey, R. Dickey, R. Smith, G. Shellito, D. Means 1rd Row: A.Smolinsk1, M Penfield, R. Mosier, E. McCarthy, P. I.yman, . oms ADSUQQ 2 E. Whltb Presidente e e e 9 e e eEdw9-rd Mcce-rthy V. Pres1dent....R1chard Campbell Secretary..........Nancy Gleason Treasurer... .....Sh1r1ey Taft The Junior Class had a busy year mostly a money-making year. W e s old taffy, letters, and sponsored tnake sales. The second semester we h,ad charge of the candy machines in the lower hall. In the spring we heild our Junior Play. The climax of the Junior Year was the Junior-Senior Prom in May. Front Row L to R : D. Austin, M. Wheeler, M. I.argent, A. Carnes: 3' mog , . ewar , N. Reynolds Sgcgnd Row: R. Steider, H. Walker, L. HQHGGPSOH. F- L990hn O' Sim or' man, H. Fry, R. Campbell, R. Egan, N. Gleason, R. lik! Third Row: E. Jeraki, c .Porter, J. Brovn. R- Cvnsle. A- Gerslev. H - CIFESFT'U. Walker, N. Blair, J. Mickle, B. Miller .L!22EE. : H. Onderko, S. Heidelberg, D. Callender, J. Urbanick This page is sponsored by GREENE MOTOR CO. Linesvllle 'i vi, JF, u ,, 1, f YVt'f'x 'Y fflwf ff? K. V g . X. Q , 3 ,V :, . Q K if .K x, f f' , o Q 1 ffl Alf ga N 5 .9 ,xv Hn -. f I I J SOPHOMORES 'Front Row L to R : L. Williams, E. Donaldson, M. Eaton, J. Gallant, . H gg ns, M. Hall, M.A. Lytle, D. Graham, D. Copeland, G. Cole Second Row: B. Foust, B. Zoner, B. Lowing, G. Maxwell, G. Ladner, S. Rox5erry, W. Lent, D. Slozat, J. Mathews, B. Coulter Third Row: F. VanBockern, C. Nigh, I. Sherrits, M. Watt, C. Blood, 5. Utz, 5. Hollibar, H. Karastury, A. Lewing, J. Mohorovich: Absent: B. Gilbland Presidenteeeeeee oaoe eve eases oeeo Vice President....................Wa1ter Lent Secretary...................Sally Ann Frobese Treasurers....Sandy Zimmenmang Jerry Matthews The Sophomore Class is a versatile group. We have the largest number'of students on the honor roll which displays that our class is above average in intellectual power. Our boys are athletes and we take pride in saying that we have six boys playing basketball. Three cheer- leaders and two majorettes represent our class. Sports are not our on- ly interest. We all have an ear for music with fourteen participating in the chorus and ten in the band. Many take part in other worthwhile activities. So you see we are represented in every organization. With such a good group of leaders and with the helping hands of Mr. Kling- ensmith, Mr. Lance, and Mr. McGeever, our homeroom teachers, we had a very successful Harvest Hop, and have continued to have a prosperous time all year. Front Row L to R : E. Tate, M. Trunick, N. Trunick, M.A. McQu1ston, N. -s er, . ore , M.M. Hlavsa, S. Morrison, G. Knierman, L. Boyle Second Row: P. Dixon, P. Bohrer, P. Stein, J. Cole, B. Hovis, S. Fro- bese, 5. Zfm erman, J. Cullis, D. Smock, P. Smolinski, S. Karastury Third Row: G. Stockton, R. Kraml, D. Cullis, P. Mershon, R. Schaef, W. CaIIan, J. Gregg, P. Woodard, D. Hayes, G. Sparber, F. Deater, C. Schaffer: Absent: J. Sparber, J. Nickle This page is sponsored by REGENT THEATER Linesville 1 f if 'I FHESHME N F ont Row L to R : J. Batory, D. Taft, S. Weir, S. Luper, S. Martin, . isms, . ameson, C. Thompson, D. Sheppleman, S. Collins Seco d Row: R. Cazebee, J. Mohorovick, D. Cheuvront, J. Aizderson, L. o y, . ollins, J. Koening, J. Dempsey, R. James, W. Irwin Third Row: R. Waring D. Kiesel R. Richards D. Byers IL Reynolds G. K m-', E'. 'Frey, D. mich, E. Chelan, c. Herbbidt Absent? R. smut.: J. Temple, J. Tujecth, M. Perkins, M. Hall Prasidenteesee eseenavid 'Vice-President Fred Whitesmith Secretary..... ....A1ms leyers Tressurers.... .Juanita Batory ....Glenn Frey Ninth graders have been making moneyfbr the far future,o r Senior year. We successfully sponsored a skating party,bake sale and s fine movie. o t Row L to R : A. Onderko, R. Dennis, F. Good, G.Graff, J. Hall, H. eterson, . iohsels, J. Lilly, D. Mackay Second Row: B. Stafford, L. Taylor, B. Rubsic, J. Kitchen, K. Schaef, I. iyers, F. Ewing, L. Farley, R. A. Helmes, A. Burkhardt Third Row: F. Knierman, N. White, D. Luckock, J. Daum, IJ.Dav1s, B . Davis, 5. DeRosa, B. Broln, J. Hall, F. Boynton, N. Collins, J. Rose Fourth Row: F. Whitesmith, J. Gleason, T. Parks, R. Luckock,I. Nickle, 5. Beagle, W. Cowden, R. Irons, G. Williams, G. Frey, D. Jones: Absent: D. Cornell, J. Jerski, L. Klingensmith This page is sponsored by PEDENS RED AND WHITE AND LOCKER Linesville .ws N. 4 Aww am U S xy '1 g.,gk3, - , h Q-,,,:,11... M JM A M u MQ., ., 1,fL.T'V ...fl M1 Afmxwg: M5,1,--- ., My' M. aw X - A 'f1'wmu-uv.- -ff W- 4. - Y' wwrwg Y, ,wwf , M .-. - . A , ., , -M My 'M -W-R'-f-me H .,.,fffm,w1Qf,..,Q-..,fw'iW1-f VAA. M-21:4 EIGHTH GRADE Front Row L to R : H. Shaw, J. Stevenson, J. Reinhard, J. Neil, R. e e Second Row: L. Oate, K. Smith, B. Williams, A. Smith, S. King, JZ Roberts J. Va5Epps, M. L. Martin, C. Tovey, W. Wolfe Third Row: R. Leasure, D. MoQuiston, R. Nigh, R. McGrath, S. Urbanick, U. Stoofton, J. Oberdick, B. Oswald, L. Peden, J. VanBockern Fourth Row: G. Powers, R. Mattooks, A. Largent, E. Klingensmith, R. Whftesafe, R. Oliver, H. Kraml, T. Linn, W. Reynolds, E. Morrison, R. Simmermanz Absent: T. Brown, M. Young, K. Sindlinger Pr9S1dentu on e o e e e a eBObby BBTBCDTIHII Vice-Pres1dent.....John VanBockern Secretary.....Janet Marie Oberdick Treasurer--SA........Connie Atkins Treasurer--BB........Herbert Kraml Front Row QL to RQ: R. Bates, G. Irons, P. Carroll Seoond Row: B. Bollard, C. Atkins, V. Jordon, G. Baker, L. Glasgow, J. Karastury, H. Oa11an,B. Graham, H. Davis, N. Cole Third Row: J. Alrieh, N. Ivinskas, S. Penfield, L. Johnston, J. Klingen- , . Gehring, B. Blair, D. Cory, J. Plyer, R. Boyle, N. Brown Fourth Row: J. Carnes, B. Barackman, J. DeRosa, J. Drienka, R. Griffing, J. Urey, R. Grapatin, R. Beck, R. Bridge, B. Callandor, J. Hollibar, C. Fitch, T. Collins: Absent: M. Daniels This page is sponsored by BOWLING ALLEY Linesville 0 . up aj. Tf. .. . 4 , ,.,!.!. . , ,111- '.'I' 11 'fr-E fd. . , Q . . X xv -x K. X . I f 4,551 V 'I ' Q' 5 ,j-L. xx .. ..', 5 'snug . - 5 'iillijg ll' Q. SEVENTH GRADE Front Row QL to R22 J. Money, J. Karr, R. Wagner, E. Hersher, Second Row: G. Good,A.Dav1d,L.Sparber, M. Watson, N. James,D.Wood, U. Smolinski, N. Wagle, A. M. Bernat, S. Beers Third Row: L. Pisarchlck, R . Greenfield, M. Barnes, J. Hovis,B.Lent, P. Carnes, M. Steider, J. Hays, G. Shaffer, B. Hlevsa Fourth Row: G. Agnew, A. Smolinski, D. Corey, D. Carlson, E. Daniels , L. Thompson,l1Z1mmerman, D. Chevront, K. Callan, J. Nigh, C. Shellito Absent: C. Trebuchon, L. Baker, R, Lgndley Pres1dent........Justlne Cuban Vice President.....Gloria Good Secretary.......Cece1ia Palmer Treasurers..........Judy Mason .. ...Dolores Wood Front Row L to R : R. Storll, I'.Dougherty, R. Powers, T. Powers, K. ar , . e art, S. Kepler Second Row: H. Wolfe, J. Barnes, S. Leham, L. Smith, M. Offensend, J . Casboxm, U. Shelatz, B. Gehring, A. Stanford, D. Wilcher Third Row: C. Frey, R . Mattocks, C. Palmer, J. Cuban, B. Anderson, H Campbell, J. Mason, B. Taft, E. Ueareki, L. Dempsey Fourth Row: B. Wheeler, L. Welsh, B. HcGrath,C. Campbell, D.Iogen G Euiney, F. Cote, T. Hot, F. Utz, K. Tate, J. Farley This page is sponsored by GOODENOW-H RSCHER Linesville is M ws, --Ei xg M Nw. x 469' 'V n's1unq ' X u f. v Q 'Nuxy, '2 I-sw 2 l,...., W Q I J' S 'H 4 N ,... L 1 - 'A J ww- i M Nu Lf - Q m.f'vs..qa 1: .f -U - 7 -W , . ,. www. ' -wi A W wv,.-Mfg ff - 1..,ww W:,. . - . . - '-:W - . V-, V, ' ,H . 'MWQ-A I UM fi, .. if :xQ fluJf ,wzv1, 'i' 4 'H ,, - V, - ' ' 1 ' 1 V T ya.. I 'F FV ' 'K '52, .rx ,M-ff g,,,-iff -ff-wm,u1W -wf ,S,'g-w,,,w,, 443 , . k ' , .' l I V 1 ,, A ' V if J 'iTN? m .w, Z W fm Q -1-1, mf f77i. i ' A xw-'WM N . ' . 5 5 1 Z' 3, : Q -I , 9. , -, uf A Q. ff ': a.gA ' 411, 0 mv W-fb gx Q Mg 14, L, i Arla? l , , L, V ,W , , , Klzyp-,Jag W' wfmlsmg :iw . , AK HHN Mm Wiamnkz ,mm I 1. Msg' ll , , Q I S w 'H'-.f' 'A 1 - ' ' lqini yr ' C . -1 -F of Nr 4 A K I H221 I wa - 1,. Y A wh ' if ME 'il-aft if as Ff ' 1 . Q, X ' . ., f ET I I K rf i 1 Kkbx If V ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ,f- Q 3 4 23, 42,1 X... s E l 1' K 1 if ' if 5 wx, Saw 31, M ff e'2 iw 4 if s Z- 4 S i .W 1 9 S WM iffiaiaff xiiy nf '1 W-3: X 2' ,bf 3? v if T ff. ,X N .f- Rf ' x . Q--I .T fa 1. T S ,, it ,QI , Front Row QL to RZ: N. Bullis, S. Bollard, E. Farley, M. Gigler, J. Pisa- rchick Second Row: J. Ray, N. J. Money, M. Wigton, J. Tate, M. Weir, L. Loving Third Row: J. Bollard, P. Buttray, W. Packard, G. Luper, B. Lowing, W.Tbmq B. Noble Class Editor... Senior Editor.. Historian...... Class Will... y Typists..... oooononooeoeooeJOyC9 Ray -noe ...George Luper ....Wayne Packard ... .....Bob Lowing ,.. .... ...Wallace T ms . Sports Editor.... EditOreonoaeoeeooeooaeEV9lyn Farley Asst. EditOraeocoooooooeooBOb Noble Business Manager......Sandy Bollard Asst. Bus. Manager...Gerald Bollard Art Editors.........Nanc Jo Bullis Advisors.... ...Larry Lowing JoAnn Pisarohick ....Pau1 Buttray .Margaret Wigton .......Judy Tate .....Mary Gigler ....Mary E. Weir Norma Jean Money ooesooouro Merry ..M1ss Maddalena ...Mrs. Chisholm Mr. Klingensmith The Zenith Staff of 1954 wishes to thank all whose time and efforts have helped us to make our yearbook a success. This page is sponsored by LINEBVILLE SALES AND SERVICE Linesville STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row L to R : J. Karastury, M. Martin, S. Luper, G. Maxwell, J. e er, . . eir, L. Smith Second Row: R. Egan, D. Means, P. Buttray, D. Cullis, C. Shellitoz Ab- sent: H. Onderko, B. Lunkock Pres1dent.....Paul Buttray Sec.-Treas..Helen Onderko V. President...Rob6rt Egan Sponsor.........Mrs. Egan The Student Council was reorganized this year with three represen- tatives from the Senior and Junior classes and two representatives from each of the other classes. The large project for Student Council this year is to formulate a new constitution. The Student Council will be responsible for assemblies and will send representatives to the District meeting of Student Councils. This page is sponsored by LINESVILLE BAKERY Llnesville ,.--w- , Ml, 'f sw. .- 1 'Hi . 5 1 We -:fe . - , x I A 'F , - 1 'im :E f lf' , -Wai? . rw .-'rs . '-:ii- 1 . i sf,iy. ', --gf rf wi H Q ' 2 - 4 '- ,fgkfif :ffl-' V w fs: ' -fri nfs'fflfi.!J...:f1Liifff 4 ' W P 'W' ,M 1 55361 Q ' ' - ,ff , 0 , L ,L ,P ,W W4 ' Q , wv 1., I 53 1-.t :A .W .. , ,M w im W., M .L . AL: A LATIN CLUB Front Row L to R : S. Luper, J. Baum, D. Luckock, A. Myers, F. Ewing, . ar ey, R. . He es, N. White, S. Zimmerman Second Row: G. Graff, K. Schaef, J. Kitchen, S. Frobese, P. Bohrer, B. Hovis, 5. Cole, M.A. Lytle, M. Hall, H. Borek, R. Hayes, D. Mackay Third Row: P. Hershon, F. VanBockern, F. Whitesmith, R. Luckook, G. BeagIe, F. Foust, W. Callan, D. Cullis, F. Knienman, G. Matthews, R. Lowing, P. Woodard: Absent: E. Sherretts, J. Tiyetsch, D. Cornell President.....Frank VanBockern V. President......Duane Cullis Secretary..........Sal1y Luper Treasurer........Darla Luckock Activities include participation in the Latin Festival at the Buhl Planetarium, Pittsburgh. Each person is contributing a project for the exhibit. The club plans a Latin banquet for spring. Hrs. VanBockern is our sponsor. This page is sponsored by LOWING'S Linesville TRI-H ' Front Row L to R : B. Christian, J. Ray, G. Campbell, S. Eollard, . tewart, B. Co lins Second Row CL to RJ: D. Tayler, B. Walther, J. King, D. Sanderson, S. Cou ter, . sarc, ck, E. Farley, N. King, M. Wheeler Third Row L to R : M. Kueczynski, P. Parks, M. Starr, E. Koehler, M. eir, J. Tate, H. igton, P. Oswald, J. Cole, H. Borek, L. Henderson, N. Dullis Fourth Row L to R : N. Fisher, G. Maxwell, S. Heidelberg, S. Frobesq n. yt e, . ox erry, B. Hovis, N. Reynolds, A. Myers, S. Smock President.. .... Shirley Coulter V. President.....Evelyn Farley Secretary ..... .Doris Sanderson Treasurer .... .JoAnn Pisarchick An officers training conference was held for three days this sum- mer at Grove City College. Our club was represented by Sue Stewartand Bea Collins. In the fall several of our members attended the district rally of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y at Cambridge Springs. We sponsored a Waist Line Dance, which was very successful. We had one teachers' bake sale. The Tri-Hi-Y girls sold peanuts on Prom Pea- nut Week. A very impressive induction service for new members was held in'Mw Methodist Church in November. This page is sponsored by LIN ESV ILLE CO-OP . Linesville, Pa. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AM RICA Front Row L to R : T. Higgins, P. Parks, M. Morrison, M. Largent, M. ee er, . swa , E. Koehler, J. Tate, D. Graham Second Row: D. Sheppleman, M. A. Kueclynskl, M. Starr, G. Ladner, G. Eole, G. Maxwell, S. Roxberry, E. Donaldson, L. Williams, M. Eaton, D. Taft, S. Collins, Mrs. Jenness Third Row: J. Batory, M. Truniok, P. Dixon, P. Stein, M. Hlavsa, H. Yo- ung, G. Gallant, M. Cowden, J. Steider, D. Davis, J. Koenig, C. Th mpsay D. Collins: Absent: J. Temple, J. Sparber President.........Mary1yn Starr Vice-Pres1dent.....Patsy Oswald Secretary..........Joan Stieder TTBBSUTBPQ w o e e 0 s one e e elrudy TB.t8 H1storian....Mary A. Kueozynski We started this year by initiating the Soph more and Freshman pledges. We have been serving lunohions on Tuesdays and Thursdays in November. We presented a radio program over WMGW, Meadville. The Sop- homore girls presented a demonstration at the Farm Show in January. Several girls plan to attend the State F.H.A. Convention in Scranton, Pennsylvania. We are planning our third annual Mother R Daughter Ban- quet. We have a total of thirty-six members. This page is sponsored by GOLDEN DAWN Linesville FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Front Row QL to R22 R. Waring, B. Coulter, P. Peterson Second Row: J. Mickle, D.Shelatz, K .Fbust, D. Steider, R. Portser, 5. Urbanick, D. Bohrer, J. Bollard, J. Sherrits Third Row: C. Porter, B. Manning, T. Boynton, J. Brown, C. Walker, C. Blood, A. Lowing, D. Slozat, M. Watt, R. Frey, E. Jorski Fourth Row: R, Mosier, C . Nigh, B. Irwin, J. Morohovich, H. Carter, E. Woods, C. Utz, 0. Simmerman, D. Roberts, V, Penfield, J. Gleason Pres1dent...........Steve Urbanick Treasurer........Donald Bohref Vice Pres1dent.....Joseph Urbanick Reporter.... ....R1chard Porter Secretary..........R1chard Steider Sentinel..........Carlton Blood Our motto consists of only four lines but these lines are fills d with practical philosophy, reflecting a spirit of sincerity that show s the true view point of farm youth, the backbone of a nation. The mott o is as follows: Learning to dog Doing to learn: Earning to live: Living to serve. We have been a busy chapter this year. School started in Septem- b ex' a nd we went on two field trips to Wattsburg. Here was held the Northwestern Pennsylvania Livestock Show and Sale. S ome of our boys had animals in this show. Next came the County Rat Extermination Cam- paign in which the chapter took part. On the 21st of December we lxe ld our annual Christmas Snowball Dance at the Community Hall. It was for the whole school.and it was a great success. The Father and Son Banquet was held in March. It was a well attended affair. The Chapter planted ten thousand evergreen trees on their tree farm in Conneaut Township. This page is sponsored by HERRY'S CHEVROLET Linesville 'bf 3 . . . 'f.f.ww,Zf?,', . '+ , :rt Mwfmk, Q H 124 I J flnf , warg- if Q ' ' V, M v ,f'k ' Rf 2, v ' ff'i:.g.l , ,. ry :ix ,gp K - K 7 QM . 5 N13 If -,ggi-, ,, , , ,fl QA m k- A V . if , V fgfif ' S -mf ' -' 1 ' f 'mmiyfin 4 .rw . , - y , 1 f ,. ms .i,, Q . V7 ' f 1 if 134613 :Q -LJ Q 5 A ,A ,, xg V l w xg' ag. T -of ,ea ,, 2 2 9 ,Sv Vi Zmi' 1 f,+ W 5'-valxw I SX: XR M Hx 9 H., -sz L ASQ 5 l Qi: '1 if ai 6 7 ,L , ,g V? 15 -' - fa' wi 'K ,, 1, My K .QW. A 2,14-'H' GIRLS CHORUS Front Row L.to R : M. Lytle, J. Anderson,EL Tate, J. Kitchen, J.Ray, L, edy, . ay or, S. Weir, D. Davis, D. Chevront, E. Donaldson Second Row: L. Williams, N.JLMoney, P. Bohrer, P. Dixon, H. Borek, S. Roxberry, D. Scheppleman, P. Stein, D. Collins, P. Parks, l.A. Kueczyn- ski, M. E. Weir. S. Zimmerman, G. Knierman Third ROI! S. Collins, M. llcQuiston, E. Farley, F. Ewing, M. Wlgton, S Siocf, I. Hgers, D. Austin, B. Christian, S. Karastury, L. Henderson,S DeRosa, M. igler, N. J. Bullis, G. Campbell Pres1dent........Lo1s Henderaorx Vice-President......Sandra Smack Secretary.......Beverly Christian Treasurer.........G1adys Knlerman L1brar1an..... .... ......Mary Weir The Girls' Chorus presented a Christmas program at theUnitmdBws- byterian Church on December 22, and participated irzthe singing at the Christmas Assembly held in the Community Hall on December 25. Six members of the Girls' Chorus represented ourhigh school in the annual District Chorus Festiyal held at Edinboro on January 14, l5,and 16. The Girls' Chorus participated in the annual Spring Music Festival. This page is sponsored by STILLINGS Linesville Q a Q' .zaiiik ..,., Q ,, A il f' 5 Kb. ' .wmv sk is Off wwk .. gig! .SQ ,fx Q QM .gm 1 1 M, I MK. ,,w f1 .W M , 55: 5, , ,514,,,.,, ,fffzfiw . Z- . 'Q 2 an My ' 'V fi' 'E 'av' -'IM v - ,g 5 :T K ,,,,vH, 1 . . S f - -27 iw' V' , Q mei fa . If-Z fy Q 1' 6,,,,,,,f lx.. ' ff'-QQ-f?xfQ:,1,y - 4 2 4' 1 A , 115 n 5 .ge S ' 'A Ei Y 1 .S ' A gf I S 1 f... gr 1 U , A vi, , .Hs P ,,.A.,..j ' 5 . .5 A 1 7 1 K ,E 1 f, q,.J 3 . ag , A . Q, . my K in-3 ff W 1 r. XS, -1 ,, ,! . 1 5 K .,,' I. I5 il n ' 4 y YI ,,,. .1 1 , X xx g .,, fm,-, ' ' X ' ,U Nl Q 15 ML- AUDI: ' ' 'X AAT 'xx ,' 1' UN f',11xx1'5gixl:t11.i!fI'2!!E ,. mf' ,K 4 , -, 1: U - ,A ie by' A Ks 5311221-ff5'!.'gg,!g15!: vf- F 1 fy, 4 N ,, A 1--1gf12i:iE'f3mmi1,f - 3. 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This year there was a bigger squad on hand because of the moving-up of the Freshmen into J. V. ball. The J. V. had the best team in a long time. This year the J. V.'s had a coach assigned to them, which helped. OPP NENT PLACE WE THEY OPPGNENT PLACE THEY Alumni ,Home 45 42 Greenville Away 50 Cambridge Springs Away 55 75 wCochranton Home 57 Jamestown Away 77 52 Conneaut Away 52 wdranberry Home 65 42 Jamestown Home 52 Conneaut Lake Home 60 48 wRocky Grove Home 42 Conneaut Lake Away 45 65 NMercer Home 42 Cambridge Springs Home 52 46 wCranberry Away uRocky Grove Away 56 48 Conneaut Home Conneaut Valley Away 46 58 Conneaut Valley Home wMercer Away 54 75 wCochranton Away aDenotes Tri-County Games This page is sponsored by GRANT WOODARD'S MARKET Linesville, Pa. , , kgpwif , a . L1 V. A 8 A 'ff- jfg wavy K S. HM K, mx E I .ag ' ' f - X 5 l A ' ' T- uf :i'ki3'f - - XX' ,gil ' M .gf-lg I l3kgNpiz K 1 il x , ,N H V 171 y 5 HJ, V. 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Lowing L.C.S. finished their third season beating each team once and getting beat once. The wins were due to the heavy hitting and the base-run- ning. Their average runs per game were nine to the opponents six. The outstanding pitching preformances wasmade by Senior Ray Guiney who won two of the three games in two starts beating Conneaut Lake and Stoneboro. He was helped with 31 runs to the opponents 20. The other decisive win was when Sophomore Bob Lowing turned the tide on Randolph in a 15 to 5 game. This was the turning point from a losing season. Lineeville 4 Stoneboro 6 Linesville 16 Conneaut Lake 14 Linesville 5 Randolph 6 Linesville 2 Conneaut Lake 5 Linesville 15 Randolph 5 Linesville 15 Stoneboro 6 S7 35 WON 5 LOST 3 This page is sponsored by TB HURD SHOE STORE Linesville V William H. Clough Watches and Diamonds Fine watch repair is our business 9625 Market Street Meadville, Pennsylvania 1. You can't be good forever. 2. Cheetah. 5. Sophomores' pride. 4. Noisy sextet. 5. Who wants to go to bed? 6. Just Wally and me. '7. Four beauts. 8. No big heads around here. 9. I'1l grow 2 10 . Once a year girls. ll. Ladies' man. 12. Junior cop. 13. Whois xc, Shirley? A Friend Anne Hill PATRON LIST Mr. k Mrs. William Prescott Joe Pisarchick Mr. R Mrs. William Splitstone Mrs. Lottie Lyons Margaret Howard Mr. R Mrs. Norman Roth Mrs. Thomas H. Egan Mr. k Mrs. John F. MoGeever Mr. R Mrs. W. L. Bartholomew Mr. 8 Mrs. H. D. L. VanBockern Elton k Mary Noble Carl 3 Grace Irrgang Riley Fitch Mr. a Mrs. Virgil Foust Mr. M Mrs. R. P. Linn Lionel dc Geny Giddings Mr. M Mrs. J. L. Bryer Mr. M Mrs. John Repko The Junior Class Mr. M Mrs. H. M. Bollard Two Friends Mr. a Mrs. Ralph Gilliland Mrs. Frank L. 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Phone 2021 ax 4,31 ANDOVER, OHIO .- I 1 A ,Ax ' WHT TYPEWRITERS--ADDING MACHINES OFFTCE EQUIPMENT ONLY TOP QUALITY BRANDS ig,-,ff wi HILLIS OFFICE SUPPLY 949 Market St. Meadville, Pennsylvania X A N D O V E R M A R K E T L I N E S V I L L E A U C T I O N Completely Self serve New and Used Furniture One of this areas better food Stores. Independently owned and operated. Bob Rermold, Transfer, Pennsylvania On The Square Phone Sharpsville 7758 Andover, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT L. WALKER Line sville Pennsylvania LINESVILLE STERLING SERVICE DR. H. H. WALKER Linesville Pennsylvania THE GARDENS Lubrication kqjllly and FINE ENTERTAINMENT fo CL washing O Q 5, Phone 22-O01 Won Linesville Pennline Pennsylvania Pennsylvania HARLEY D. 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