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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1957 volume:

an q-f L Q --Q .x ...R If . 4 8 -. F? KL mr, x I . Ha .iq i 4 Ja fi ii ga J his v..,!- 4 M, gl 1. i ,lj-. +2 Qi ,gm ui f-vi ' , n 'R- C1? 4 ,H 5 X - Q-,Er .- ' 'g' 'Hi -if an-L ru- Iwqgfs Q' Q 40 K- 47?d3.N 'v-a n . . 9 LINESVILLE -CONNEAUT -S UMMIT HIGH SCHOOL Line sville , Pennsylvania ZE NITH Richard Kazebee Editor Dedication We dedicate this, the XX edition of Zenith, to Lloyd Holland, who by his contribution as an educator, his wisdom as a coun- selor, and his sympathetic understanding as a friend, deserves this grateful tribute from the class of 1957. School Board SEATED: R. W. Farley, I. R. Abercrombie, I. G. Garbart, T. L. Karr, C. W. Lisk W. G. Headley, G. W. Campbell. STANDING: W. E. Lent, H. W. Irons, H. G Brown, S. W. Koehler, N. Litwiler, F. H. Ioseph. ABSENT: A. W. Levenhagen I. Herscher. LLOYD R. HOLLAND , B.S. English and Speech Indiana State Teachers College J MRS. KA1' A M. CHISH , A.B . Englls n atin Alleghen ollege Syracu ex nlversity Duke iversity H ,Y flsfwmmu Ewifiasswsrfswiwmw MRS. SARA V. S. EGAN A .B . History Livingstone Academy George Washington University Allegheny College W. L. BARTHOLOMEW History Edinboro State Teachers College X ' A I W .J K N - MRS. PATRICIAE. LANGMYER, B.S. x VVILLIAM I. POUX, B.S. Mathematics .I Health and Physical Education Allegheny College 1 Slippery Rock State Teachers Boston University q' I 1 College Mercyhurst Col ege ' Pennsylvania State University I URBAN L. DRESSEL, B.S. Industrial Arts California State Teachers College MRS. ROSEMARY CURRY, A.B . English and Social Studies Allegheny College CQ A Chofftlf MM IOAN A. PARMETER, B S Librarian Clarion State Teachers College IAMES T. WELSH, B.S M. Ed. Guidance Director Slippery Rock State Teachers College Westminster College JOHN W. REITMEYER, B.S. , M. Ed. MERLE G. KLINGINSMITH, B.S. Music Education Art Education Pennsylvania State University Edlnboro State Teachers College University of Colorado Pennsylvania State University SUSAN BYERS, B.S. Health and Physical Education Slippery Rock State Teachers College PAUL G. 1cRAN':z, A.B M .A. Mathematics Allegheny College Harvard University Massachusetts Inst. of Tech . O. C. LANCE, B.S. , Vocational Agriculture Slippery Rock State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University M.L. MRS. PHYLLIS VAN BOCKERN, A.B. M.A. Geography University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State University ELBERT FRIEND, B.S. Science and Biology Alliance College Edlnboro State Teachers College Allegheny College MRS. BETTE D. IENNESS B . S . Vocational and General Homemaking Pennsylvania State University MRS. LeOTA HOLLISTI-IR ARTHUR L. KEEPER, B.S. English Slippery Rock State Teachers College Social Studies Clarion State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University MRS. INEZ SMITH Secretary to the L. C. S. School Board IAMES R. IASPERSB, B.S. MRS. MARGARET A. BARACKMAN Science Junior High Mathematics Seattle University Edinboro State Teachers College University of Washington On leave Wesleyan University CAROLYN OI..SON, R.N. School Nurse MRS. MARGARET LISK Assistant Secretary Docron c. A. s1-rr-:AKLEY DOCTOR A- 0- HIBBARD School Dentist School Dwtor Chapin, C. W. Butterfleld, H. E. Broman. Gnffing, Mrs. Fitch, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs i 1 . , f' 'A n 7 Q65 f fi! fx , 'LW Q ' gig Q ,inf E eff' vim x G. Corev, H. Henry, G. Oliver. H. Gillprm C' Utz N Irtwxler I Greenawalt mm all, - .qua- QMS Q GYUXU I Senior Class Officers gn- K ' .i Treasurer . . . ..... Sally Luper Vice-President . . . Richard Shelatz President , , ,Frederick Whitesmith Secretary , , , , Laura Farley Compliments Of PALMER FEED COMPANY FREDERICK WHITESMITH RICHARD SHELATZ LAURA FARLEY :II-'au-rie u Class Secretary 4. Class Play 4. Dramatics Club 4. Porenslcs 3. Band 1, 2,3,4. Latin Club l,2,3, 4. Trl-I-Ii-Y 2 ,3, 4. RIC HARD KAZEBE E Bllnkey Band l, 2 , 3. Basketball l,2,3,4. Zenith Staff 3,4. Whitey Dick Class Vice-President 1. Class Secre- Class Vice -President 4. Class Play tary 2. Class President 3,4. Foren- 3,4. Dramatlcs Club 4. F. F. A. l. sics 3. Spanish Club 3. Latin Club Chorus l,2,3,4. l,2,3,4. Library Club 2. Chorus 1, 2,3,4. FRANCES EWING .. Fran .. Class Secretary 3. Class Play3 Dramatics Club 4. Forensics 3. Trl- Hi-Y 2,3,4. Spanish Club 3. F. B L. A. 2,3,4. Newspaper Staff 3 Chorus l,2,4. Latin Club 1,2,3,4. Zenith Staff 4. CHARLES HERBOLD Herky Class Play 4. Dramatics Club 4. Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4. Baseball 2,3. Cho- rus 1 ,2,3. Monogram Club 4. Zenith Staff 4. IAME S GLEAS ON nchubu Class Vice-President 3. Class Play 3,4. Drama- tlcs Club 4. F. F. A. l, 2,3,4. Student Council 3,4. SALLY LUPER Bucky Class Treasurer 4. Class Play 3,4. Damatics Club 4. Forensics l . Tr1-H1- Y 2 , 3 , 4 . Library Club 2,3. Spanish Club 3. F. B. L. A. 2,3,4. News- paper Staff 3. Chorus 1, 2 ,3,4. Latin Club 1 ,2 ,3. Zenith Staff 4. JANE BERKHEIMER Scooch Class Play 4. Dramatics 4. Trl-H1-Y Z,3,4. Ll- brary Club 3. Spanish Club 3. P. B. L. A. 3,4. Newspaper Staff 3. Chorus 2,3,4. Zenith Staff 4. FREDRICK KNIBRMAN Il ll Class Play 3. Dramatics Club 4. Latln Club 1,2, 3 ,4. Student Council 3,4. RICHARD IRONS ALMA MYERS ulosh.. .Miken Class Play 3,4. Dramatics Club 4. Class Secretary 1. Trl-Hi-Y Z,3,4. Band 1,2. Student Council 3. Spanish Club 3. Latin Club 1,2,3,4. V DAVE SMITH Dave Class President l. Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4. Mono- gram Club 2,3,4. Chorus l, 2. Zenith Staff'4. LUCILLE CODY ..Lu.. Class Play 3. Dramatics Club 4. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. Spanish Club 3. F. B. L. A. 3,4. Chorus 1,2,3.4. Band 2,4. GLENN FREY IUDITH KITCHEN ..G1enn.. uludy.. Class Play 4. Dramatics Club 4. Fo- Dramatlcs Club 4. Forensics 3. Trl- renS1CS 3- I-IDFBFY 2- Band 1 .2. Hi-Y 2 , 3,4. Library Club 2. Chorus 1,2 ,4. Latin Club 1 ,2 , 3. Student Council 4. SARAH WEIR Punch Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. Library Club 2. F. B. L. A. 2,3, 4. Chorus 2,4. BASIL BROWN uaeany.. lxaew21P K:.af'f2fVvfavmif:W,A ff . . IANE TUIETSCH Homer Trl-Hi-Y l,2,4. Library Club 2. P. B. L. A. 1, 2,4. Chorus l,2,4. Latin Club 1. Majorette 4. Ba- ton Club 4. Spent Iunior Year In Waterford, Pa. EDWARD CHASON ugd.. F. F.A. l,2,3 DONALD BYERS DONNA CORNELL Duck Corky Basketball 1,2 F. H. A. 2,3,4 THOMAS STANLEY ..-1-uc., Basketball 2,3,4. Mono- gram Club 4. Baseball 3,4. Transfered 1954 from Meadville. ADELINE BURKHART .. Lynn .. P. B. L. A. z,a,4. zerum Staff 4. CAROLE THOMPSON ROBERT RICHARDS Snuffy Boom Boom Trl-H1-Y 2,3. F. H. A. 2,3,4. Cho- rus 1,2,3,4. Majorette 3,4. Baton Club 4. RUTH ANN I-IELMS WARD COWDEN Root ward Tri Hi Y 2,3,4. Spanish Club 3. P. H. A. 2,3. Chorus 1,2,4. Latin Club DAVID REYNOLDS -- Dave -- F. F. A. 3,4 NANCY IAMISON .UI-Dad.. Tri-H1-Y2,3. F. H.A. 2,3. Chorus 2,3,4. IO ANNE TEMPLE NIO.. Tri-H1 -Y 2 , 3 , 4. Spanish cxub 3. P. B. L. A. z, s,4. RALPH DENNIS Donk Chorus 1,2,3,4 ADO!-P ONDERKO LEATRICE TAYLOR Duke -'Lean F. B. L. A. 3. Spanish Club 3. Zenith Staff 4. DOROTHY TAFT Dotty H. A. l,2,3. Libr ub 3. F. B. L. A. 2,3. IANEES HALL uzimmy.. F. F.A. 2 GARRY GRAFF IOANNE KOENIG .. Lane 1. NIO.. Latin Club 1,2. Chorus 4. Band Tri-Hi-YZ. F. H.A. , , 1,2,3,4. L. A. 2,3. Chorus 3,4. RICHARD MOROHOVICH NMOH .. Dramatlcs Club 4. EVELYN SHBRRETTS uE ve .. Library Club 3. Spanish Club 3. F. B. L. A. 2,3. Latin Club 1 , 2 , 3. SHIRLEY ANN MARTIN LARRY MICKLE Shirley Little M agoo Class Play 3. Dramatlcs Club 4. Band 1,214 Trl-H1-Y 2 ,3. Library Club 2,3. F. B. L. A. 3,4. Spanish Club 3. mEscRmwaae 'm' CHARLES MICHAEIS uzeb.. Class Play 3,4. Damatics Club 4. Basketball 1 ,2 , 3. Baseball 2 , 3. Monogram Club 4. Student Council 3. KATHERINE SCHAEF nxay.. Class Play 3,4. Damatics Club 4. latin Club 1,Z,3. BETTY RUBCIC ..Bets .. Class Treasurer 1 JAMES LILLY uhm.. Basketball 1 DONNA SCHEPPELMANN Scheppy F- H-PM 1.2,3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. Majorette 3,4. Baton Club 4. DAVID KEISEL ..Deg.. Class Vice-President 2. Class Treasurer 3. DONALD MACKAY BARBARA YOUNG uDonu usarbn Chorus 3,4. Band 4. Latin Club Chorus 4 1 ,2 , 3. Student Council 4. Transferred 1956 from Conneaut Lake Y I 7 . ,whim ...N I8 RICHARD IAMES BILL IRWIN Illess II IlB111Il Chorus 1,2,3,4. Band 1,2,3,4 F. P. A. l,2,3,4 Class History In September, 1944, three groups of unsuspecting children walked up the steps of Linesville , Graham, and Harmonsburg schools , not knowing what lay ahead of them. Six years later, with a better understanding of what was expected of them they entered their first year in Iunior High and met, as a class, for the first time. As Freshmen theylentered the shabby, but steadfast doors of Linesville High School for the last year in that building. Studies were interspersed with money raising pro- jects, movies, bake sales, and skating parties. The fall of 1954 was excitingly different as the group sponsored the Harvest Hop, the first big dance in our new school. Miss Pringle, Mr. Welsh, and Mr. Fargo met the group as advisors during the Junior year. A play Stranger In The Night , was presented and provided entertainment for the community. With the help of our advisors we accomplished the big, but beautiful, task of presenting the junior-Senior Prom. With only 60 of our original group, we began our exciting Senior year in the fall of '56, Everyone became quite excited learning that we would go to Washington if we could raise enough money. So with a very flat bankroll we got down to business to prove we could do it if we wanted. Our Senior play, We Shook The Fam.ily Tree , was one of the most successful plays ever presented and made us quite proud. Along with the play, Christmas cards, taffy, bake sales, movies , and the yearbook, we began to really plan for our trip and our last days as a class together. After returning from Washington May 23, we began to prepare for Baccalaureate and Commencement with regret and, yet, with anticipation. . A WLNDEQQQADQ F so si 9 , . , . ,. is T! 3, .ff 7 . 5 1 O Q Q .fy kk ll w en if at f' :.,: f:1 xff 5 I' 1' 5 , 3, ll Q9-' 13 f W. .. , ,ad -K i A ,, , fe -gg I WM. ff-fl fx gli? 16 YM k Rex nfgllkf +1 'Lx .lv , 1 .4- fr f ww uf-C ff 1- Fi 'I ' N, ' I :S ' - my-.mi Ltvv , i A t 1 fa, f My ,tx f f?Z2Q??fif'k K Z 3 Y 1' 1 313 5 1. Cheetah and family 2. Wild bunch 3. B111 Telephone Company 4. What cha doin? ? 5. We'11 head 'em off at the North Pass 6. Find mel ll 7. The Lineup 8. Here she comes, here she comesl I I ll 9. Sheena, Queen of the Iungle 10. Fred's specialty 11. Our Business Manager? ? ? 12. Marilyn has nothing on us. 13. The Big Night 14. The King andl 15. The 3 D's 16. King of the Playground 17. Bmsha, brusha, brusha 18. Days gone by 19. Sleeping Beauties. Undergraduate Class Officers Junior Class Officers ry-Lucretia Oates-Herb Kraml-Iohn V B k I h N l 1 ,S s gk K 1 X35 N 'W my Am wg I w . ef 1 M., X E W' ? . . . 'Nia YI . -,K Q A .5 . JJ V 'H' I 5 5 - V . H f ' W. Palmer, P. Iones, N. Sickles, S. Miller, S. Welsh. T. Waring, I. Griffxng, I. Reynolds, G. Iarrell. 'R 1' WW .... 1. Q, 'if Juniors ROW 1: I. Klingensmith, I. Kraeling, S. Urbanick, W. Reynolds, C. Tovey, R. Barackman, E. McMillin, H. Shaw, R. McGrath, R. Bridge. ROW 2: H. Kraml, M. Daniels, R. Boyle, B. Blair, C. Fitch, K. Smith, T. Linn, M. Martin, R. Skebe, I. Karastury, R. Beck. ROW 3: G. Baker, N. Brown, L. Glasgow, I. DeRoss, D. Stockton, I. Stevenson, A. Smith, R. Leasure, I. Levenhagen, D. Corry. CLASS OFFICERS P1'9SidS1'1t . . . . . John Neal Secretary . . . Iean Karastury Viche-President , , , . Iohn VanBockern Treasurers . . . Lucretia Oates Herbert Kraml Compliments Of MR. Sf MRS. ORD LEASURE Juniors ROW 1: G. Powers, P. Carroll, R. Whiteside, I. Van Epps, C. Atkln, R. Griffing, I. Drienka, I. Neal, B. Williams. ROW 2: V. Iordan, I. Van Bockern, M. Young, T. Collins, L. Oates, I. Finley, B. Graham, I. Holobar, I. Oberdick, G. Irons. ROW 3: I. Roberts, D. lVIcQuiston, W. Wygant, R. Bates, N. Cole, L. Neal, B. Bollard, E. Corp. The Iunior Class , as does every Iunior Class, has an ultimate goal to attain by the merry month of May--the Iunior-Senior Prom. To attain this goal, we have been working very hard and will continue to do so under the able guidance of our class advisors , Miss Pringle and Mr. Poux. We sponsored various activities during the first semester including a bake sale, movie, skating partyy and a new idea, selling L.C.S. crew hats and beanies. All of these events were successful as a result of the class co-operation. In the future, we will continue to sponsor class activities , among which will be an Easter-egg hunt, an activity which has heretofore not been attempted in this school. Other future activities will include selling cards, another bake sale, a skating party: and, of course, the Iunior Class Play. We hope that by these activities we shall have attained our goal for this year and, in addition, have a considerable balance in our financial account to carry over into our Senior year. Compliments Of McQUISTON'S ASHLAND Sophomores ROW 1: A. Davis, A. Bernat, A. Wilson, G. Smolinski, R. McGrath, B. Taft, E. Morrison, I. Mason, C. Johnson, B. Lent. ROW 2: I. Money, L. Sparber, L. Baker, S. Beers, M. Steider, I. Farley, M. Campbell, R. Greenfield, L. Smith, C. Palmer, A. Smolinski, B. Anderson. ROW 3: M. Ofensend, D. Logan, C. Rabich, L. Dempsey, I. Barnes, G. Agnew, N. Iames, R. Wagner, C. Shelatz, F. Utz, E. Uzarski. CLASS OFFICERS President . . . . . Russell Storll Secretary . . . . Norma Wygle Vice-President Edward Herscher Treasurers . . . . . . Justine Cuban Compliments Of MOLDED FIBER GLASS Russell Greenfield Sophomores ROW l: R. Campbell, B. Vifheeler, K. Tate, R. Storll, D. DeHart, G. Shaffer, T. Holt, C. Trebuchon, C. Mattocks. ROW 2: M. Barnes, D. Carlson, S. Lehman, I. Karr, D. Woods, E. Herscher, N. Wygle, R. Oliver, I. Cuban, G. Guiney. ROW 3: I. Hovis, I. Hayes, K. Millard, M. Wolfe, C. Campbell, E. Harris, D. Corey, A. Stanford, P. Dougherty, M. Watson. If you are looking for a group of active students who are leaving their mark in Linesville High's history, this year's Sophomores fill the bill. With the help of our advisors, Mr. Krantz and Mr. Keefer, we accomplished our first big event of the year, The Harvest Hop. There was a committee elected to investigate money-making projects. At their suggestions , We held a dance after one of the basket- ball games, and we made a good profit by selling gas and oil at the Corner Service Center Station. Although athletics are high on our list of accomplishments , our class is well repre- sented in almost every school activity. larpl Freshmen ROW 1: F. Fink, B. Thompson, C. Iamison, I. Young, K. Thayer, D. Iackson L Marcy, L. Rhodes, S. Miller, S. Fitch, I. Chelton, I. Durovey, M. Blair. ROW C. Zorn, B. Waring, R. Hals, P. Shaffer, M. Karastury, B. Sterling, R. Sparber W Smith, M. Trebuchon, E. Walthers, H. Waring, H. McGrath, C. Rea H. Van Bockern K. Mulvey. ROW 3: F. Young, R. Neal, K. Fordyce, W. Watson, M. Mattocks, C Martin, D. Brown, R. Nickels, B. Herrick, I. Powell, I. Copeland, C. DeRoss, I Casbolm, R. Iohnson CLASS OFFICERS President , , , , Ioseph Durovey Secretary . . . Maurice Trebuchon Vice-President . . . Brian Waring Treasurer ' - ' ' Karrin Fordyce Freshmen ROW l: T. Sanderson, H. Van Epps, R. Irons, S. Shellito, D. Reynolds, R. Rhodes, I. Byers, W. Cory, B. Trunick, M. Brown, R. Uplinger, B. Myers, G. Barnes. ROW 2: K. Powers, M. Dickson, N. Williams, I. Penfield, M. Anderson, E. Thompson, V. Iewell, K. King, I. Woods, D. Lisk, B. Roxberry, B. Buzzard, M. Bunnell, R. Sickles, L. Davis. ROW 3: P. LaSalle, M. Blair, D. Gigler, C. McE1hinney, R. Koehler, S. Miller, I. Royal, L. Morrell, W. Headley, P. Daniels, W. Heverly, L. Christian, P. Myers, S. Dunlap, P. Steider, I. Welsh. Activities of the Freshman Class included a bake sale in February. The Teen Age Book Club is exclusively a ninth grade activity. The class is also well represented in various school activities such as Iunior High Basketball, Iunior Varsity Cheerleading, Majorettes , Band, Chorus , and several clubs . Eighth Grade ROW l: R. Skebe, I. Farley, D. Carter, R. Wilson, B. Corp, N. Wescott, I. Wolfe, B. Turner, C. Sherretts, D. Steider, F. Holt, N. Sickles, R. Mattern. ROW 2: F. Urbanick, D. Neal, I. Miller, S. Welsh, G. Watt, L. Thompson, V. Bollard, N. Ford, C. Myers, B. Butterfield, D. Spearly, L. Bossard, C. Hutchings, L. Woddard, K. Lewandowski. ROW 3: R. Mclilhinney, L. Nelson, I. Davis, P. Hackworth, E. Powers, L. Fuller, E. Beck, D. Taft, W. Palmer, M. Latuck, A. Krauza, L. Lemon, R. Kehn, I. Frobese. ' 'Ad' . ' -a CLASS OFFICERS President . . . . . Paul Iones Secretary . . . . Nancy Sickles Vice-President . . . William Palmer Treasurers . . . Susan Welsh Iudy Wagner Compliments Of REGB NT THEATER Eighth Grade ROW l: G. Carnes, B. Burkhart, T. Hanson, E. Godsave, I. Miller, I. Wagner, W. Hovis, D. Scofield, I. Logan, D. Berkheimer, B. Davis, A. Farley, W. Hayes. ROW 2: D. Schaef, M. King, M. Balog, K. Stevenson, T. Wheeler, K. Millard, E. Powers, I. Uzarski, H. Rahn, M. Baker, L. Blair, S. Corey, W. Kraeling, L. Gregg. ROW 3: D. Graham, E. Clark, D. Berringer, I. King, D. Taylor, I. Ewing, E. Oberdick, P. Iones, C. Hutchings, G. Irwin, Y. Blair, I. Brown, R. Niemann. Our first class meeting was held in the gym Oct. 1956. We have 83 students who are advised by Mrs. Langmeyer, Mr. Bartholomew, and Mrs. Chisholm. Although our class is not busy as a whole, we have many students representing us in different activities. Some of these are: Cheerleading, basketball, student council, and the library club. Our only business was to elect class officers, but we are making plans for a class party the end of the year. Compliments Of LINESVILLE HATCHERY Seventh Grade ROW 1: C. Trunick, G. Brown, S. Hibbard, D. Slozat, O. Rifenberrick, T. Waring, R. Miller, G. Uzarski, C. Miller, H. Sterling, B. Warren, T. Brown. ROW 25 I. Finley, I. Deater, K. Mattocks, C. Powell, M. Buzzard, M. Petrus, D. Turner, S. Young, D. Dougherty, I. King, W. Meredith, N. Dickson, R. Davis, R. DeRoss, A. Temple, C. Funk. ROW 3: Ida Blumenstein, W. Foxal, Y. Mead, R. Marsh, I. Robinson, I. Casbohm, D. Hornstein, C. McKinsey, I. Steiger, I. Griffing, G. Swafford, P. Plyler. President . . . . . Iudy Reynolds Secretary . . . . Iames Griffing Vice-President . . . Tommy Waring Treasurer . . . . Lynn Iarrell Seventh Grade ROW l: F. OoreYf T. Bollard, I. Iewell, E. Van Bockern, O. Peterson, I. Reynolds, L. Wescott, R. Poust, T. Fuller, B. L. Norton, D. Blood, I. Ours. ROW 2: L. Jones, L. Iarrell, I. Peck, T. Rhodes, G. Uzarski, G. Simmerman, I. Uplinger, K. Klingensmith, R. LaSalle, B. Boyle, C. Willis, R. Coulter, D. West, P. Scullion, W. Casbohm. ROW 3: A. Copeland, R. Van Dusen, E. Hall, G. Thompson, S. Shaffer, R. Dooley, K. Lynce, R. Wetherbee, G. Uzarski, D. Lenhart, D. Corp, D. Shaef. Nearly ninety students from Graham, Summit, and Linesville Elementary Schools grew up fast as they entered Junior-High School in September . There was so much that was new to learn and dog and, of course, those schedules to copy and try to remember. The Home Room teachers are: 7A, Mrs. Hollisterp 7B, Mrs. Curryp and 7C, Mrs. Van Bockern. We plan to have a contest to see which room can have their dues all paid, first. That room will be treated to a party in the cafeteria by the other two rooms. All 7th Graders agree that junior-High is pretty fine! E 6 11 ,,, 15 je .II . . Q 1 6 X . A 2 . S - ,'A -I 1 ' Ex' f n' Y gl if 9 4 'V fi f . I Q ar mp W ,Jw 4 Q. W I-1 y LD KN dm, R.. .... , 3, - ,. 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Iust me and Abe. 11. War and Peace 12. Aaa11iII I 13. Bottoms upIII 14. All mlnell 15. Garshll 16. Row, row, row, your boatlll 17. Great painllll 18. It's easylll 19. Super Circus 20. H1-ho Geronimo! I I 21. Kissin' Cousins 22. That lace is Qdental floss! I I I 34 NV IUES' Zenith Staff STANDING: D. Smith, S. Luper, F. Ewing, L. Taylor, H. Herbold, A, Myergl A, Burkhart, S. Urbahick. SEATED: D. Kazebee, I. Berkheimer. Editor ...... . . R. Kazebee Assistant Editor . . . . . S. Urbanick Business Manager . . . . . . . . H. Herbold Assistant Business Manager , , ,,,, F. Ewing Senior Editor . ........ . . J. Berkheimer Sports Editor ............... .... D . Smith x Typists . . . . ...... A. Burkhart 5 f F. Ewing, S. Luper I. Berkheimer, L. Taylor I. Class Will . . . . . . . . .A. Myers A X 0 p , , ff I 1 1 X B I .51 ' f f X ' '2:52i . N '.-..:.? .,.. - -, ' Compliments Of W :M-F g ' ' 36 HOWARD BOLLARD Q 5 L- . '- x 4 A i h ' X ' -- X . a A Ni., -v.?'P '4-Q Senior Play We Shook the Family Tree STANDING: R. Irons, C. I-lerbold, K. Schaef, G. Frey, R. Shelatz, C. Michaels, G. Williams, I. Berkheimer, I. Batory, A. Farley, I. Gleason, Mr. Holland, SEATED: S. Luper, L. Farley. U. Anderson Absentl Hildegarde , Father Mother Freddie Bob . . Iimmy . Iill . . Shermer .con 1 , , , Kay Schaef Charles Herbold Janet Anderson . . Glenn Frey Richard Shelatz Gerald Williams Iane Berkheimer SGUY .... . . Laura Farley Ellie Mae . . . . . Juanita Batory Mrs. Shermer . . .... Sally Luper Mr. Shermer . . . . Chuck Michaels Paige ....... . . Ally Farley Stage Managers . . . .Iim Gleason Richard Irons The Play was presented on November 16, in the school auditorium. A capacity crowd attended, and the play was well received. After the play, the cast had a Spaghetti Dinner. Afterwards they went to Mr. I-Iolland's house for a party. lane Casbohm Karrin Fordyce Michael Bunnell Susan Lehman Marcia Barnes Beatrice Taft Bernice Blair May Daniels Beverly Graham President . . . Vice President Secretary . . . library Club Membership Lois Morell Beatrice Herrick Margaret Anderson Ruth Ann Rhodes Helen Van Epps Iudy McQuiston Lois Rhodes Sandra Dunlap Ioyce Roberts Officers . Sophie Urbanick Treasurer . . . . . . Alverna Davis Reporter . Canice McElhinney Sponsor , The Library Club has been very active this year. Among its activities wers: a Record Dance, Bake Sale, and a Christmas Party. Tentative plans have been made for a trip in the spring. Compliments Of KLINGINSMITH BOAT LIVERY Conneaut Lake Laurie Christian Iudy Mason Myrna Young Kathleen Mulvey Peggy Daniels Carol Iamison Lorraine Davis Nancy Williams Ianice Copeland . Valerie Jewell , Lucretia Oates ,Miss Parmeter for the new members fifty members . Our officers are: President ,,,, Vice President . . Treasurer ..... Secretary . . ., . . Activity Chairman . latin Club This year's Latin Club is busier than ever. We plan to have a party and initiation who were inducted at our first meeting in Ianuary. We now have . . . John Neal . . . Linda Smith . Elaine Uzarski Marilyn Ofensend EdHerscher Our future plans include a trip to Cleveland sometime in February and a Latin banquet at the end of the yea I'- The Masquers STANDING: H. Herbold, I. Gleason, R. Morohovich, I. Anderson, L. Holland, S. Luper I. Berkheimer, L. Cody, R. Shelatz, G. Williams, S. Stevenson. SEATED: G. Frey S. Martin, I. Kitchen, K. Schaef. P. Ewino, L. Farlev. C. Michaels. The first meeting of a newly formed Dramatic Club was held September 28 , 1956 with Mr. Holland as advisor. The name chosen for the club was The Masquers. The club consists of members who have participated in dramatic activities. On October 5 , 1956, the club made a trip to Westminster College to see the play Macbeth. In April we plan to send some members to Forensics in Edinboro and on to State Forensics in Philadelphia. Teen Age Book Club ROW 1: I. Casbohm, M. Brown, K. Rea, C. McElhinny, B. Roxberry, I. Woods, M. Bunnell, I. McQuiston, V. Jewell, K. Fordyce, S. Shellito, K. Mulvey, R. Rhoades L. Morrell. ROW 2: I. Royle, S. Miller, M. Blair, B. Heverly, B. Herrick, C Mattocks, S. Miller, L. Davis, P. Shaffer, S. Dunlap, L. Rhodes, K. Powers, L. Christian, P. LaSalle, N. Sm.ith, M. Trebuchon. ROW 3: D. Iackson, M. Blair, I. Durovey, H. VanBockern, B. Buzzard, C. Martin, D. Brown, B. Trunick, C. DeRoss, D. Reynolds, B. Waring, B. Thompson, H. Waring, I. Wolsh, P. Steider, T. Hyers President .... . .... Wilbur Smith Treasurer . . . . Kathleen Mulvey Vice-President .... Maurice Trebuchon Reporter . . . . Canice McElhinny Secretary . . . ..... Karrin Fordyce Sponsor ...... . . . Mrs. Hollister The T. A. B . Club was formed for the purpose of promoting more and better reading among teenagers. The club consists of 47 members of the Freshman Class. 1 n Tri-Hi-Y ROW l: B. Graham, I. Temple, I. Kitchen, L. Oates, L. Cody, I. Berkheimer, L. Farley, I. Anderson, C. Atkin, A. Stanford, A. Davis. ROW 2: M, Steider, M, Watson G. Baker, L. Glasgow, C. Rabich, A. Meyers, K. Smith, V. Iordan, L. Smith, B. Lent, M. Ofensend, B. Anderson. ROW 3: N. Cole, S. Weir, R. Helms, F. Ewing, I. Levenhagen, K. Schaef, S. Luper, M. Martin, C. Palmer, N. Iames, N. Wygle. I The Tri-Hi-Y has been slightly handicapped this year by the absence of our advisor , Mrs. Barackman. Mr. Abercrombie has given us much of his valuable time, however, and we have made several accomplishments. Four members of our club attended a meeting of this district in Meadville this fall. Plans were made for the mock U. N. Assembly to be held in Harrisburg in March. Ianet Anderson and Prannie Ewing will represent Linesville at this event. ln order to raise money to keep our club operating, we have planned several money- making projects, some of which are as follows: bake sales, dances, selling various small items , and others to be carried out in the spring. The hi-light of our club each year is the inspiring induction service, which was held in the cafeteria this year. Future Business leaders of America ROW 1: L. Cody, Reporter: I. Berkheimer, Secretary: S. Martin, Treasurerp F. Ewing V. President: I. Anderson, President. ROW 2: C. Shelatz, I. Temple, S. Weir, I Tujetsch, A. Burkhart, C. Johnson, L. Sparber, I. Hovis, S. Beers. ROW 3: M: Watson, G. Smolinski, A. Bernat, B. Blair, A. Smith, L. Oates, B. Graham, N. Cole B. Williams, D. Stockton. ROW 4: S. Luper, R. Helms, I. Batory, M, Barnes, S Lehman, M- Campbell, I. Van Epps, M. Martin, V. Jordan, K. Smith, C. Atkin, N Iames , Advisor Miss Pringle. The membership of Chapter 1095 is composed of the students who are taking two or more business subjects. The purpose of the club is to extend to the students taking the commercial course an understanding of business leadership. It also makes them realize the necessity and importance of accepting responsibility and becoming more efficient and co-operative. During the year, the club sold Christmas tags, and Basketball pins, sponsored a cake walk , and had a clothing drive for the Hungarian War Relief. The students, also, do office work for some of the community organizations , which helps them to establish more realistic stenographic goals. I I Future Farmers of America Membership P. Daugherty K. King E. Thompson R. Sickles I. Byers R. Trunick I. Penfield L. Baker W. Watson A. Smolinski I. Powell G. Powers D. Reynolds A. Wilson D. Lisk N, Brown R. Iohnson T. Young L. Thompson H. Shaw Absent: L. Largent, R. Irons, E. Daniels President .... . Iames Gleason Reporter . . Vice-President . . . Roger Waring Sentinel . . Secretary .... . Richard Bridge Advisor . Treasurer . . . ........ Bill Irwin D . Reynolds I. Farley E. Corp R. Nickel T. Sanderson Iesse Money Paul Carroll O. C. Lance The Future Farmers of America, or F. F. A. , is a national organization of farm boys stydying Vocational Agriculture. It is an educational, non-profit, non-political organi- zation of volunteer members of which there are nearly 400,000. The foundation upon which it is built includes leadership, co-operation, service , thrift, scholarship im- provement, agriculture, citizenship, and patriotism. Each student of Vocational Agriculture who wishes to join the local F.. P. A. Chapter may do so by meeting the qualifications of the Creenhand degree. Later he may become a Chapter, State, or American Farmer degree holder in that order. Every degree signifies greater personal achievements and establishment in farming. Compliments Of MERRY CHEVROLET -el- f 'Q Q-A. Future Homemakers of America SITTING: C. Rabich, Song Leader: B. Bollard, Treasurer: S. Urbanick, President: I. Karastury, V. President: C. Tovey, Secretary: M. Ofensend, Reporter: M. Steider, R. McGrath, I. Roberts, C. Palmer, B. Anderson, I. Mason, W. Wygant, B. Blair, M. Daniels. STANDING: C. Thompson, Mrs. Ienness, Teacher: B. Williams , L. Smith, B. Taft, E. Uzarski, B. Lent, D. Sheppelmann, E. Mclvlillin, I. Koenig, A, Davis. This year our F. H. A. was especially busy. After preparing refreshments for the Harvest Hop, we sponsored our annual money-making project, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, in November. We prepared refreshments for the Snowball and the Blossom Ball also. In October we attended the regional F. H. A. meeting at Oil City, and in Ianuary we sent fourteen girls to the Farm Show. The local cherry pie contest held in january was won by Sophie Urbanick with Elaine Uzarski as runner up. In May we held our annual Mother-Daughter Banquet, which proved to be a huge success. Our year ended with a style show in which the girls modeled their garments. A trip to State College for the State F. H. A. Convention followed in June. I .JT ii 5 ii E 2 i Mixed Chorus ROW 1: M. Anderson, F. Fink, I. Barnes, A. Stanford, L. Cody, I. Klingensmith, B Graham, L. Oates, I. Tujetsch, I. Levenhagen, C. Rabich, N. Iames E Harris I I ' I Mason, I. Koenig, R. Helms. ROW 2: B. Young, W. Corey, A. Davis, C. Iamison C. McElhinny, S. Dunlap, R. Sparber, K. Powers, C. Zorn, B. Meyers, L. Christian, S. Miller, C. Atkin, L. Davis, I. Copeland, P. Daniels, K. Fordyce, M. Bunnell ROW 3: C. Thom.pson, D. Scheppelmann, P. LaSalle, B. Sterling, H. Van Bockern R. Wagner, K. Millard, I. Durovey, L. Dempsey, R. Leasure, D. Shelatz, R. Storll R. Iames, M. Watson, S. Lehman, S. Weir, G. Baker. ROW 4: G. Graff, R. Dennis D. Gigler, S. Fitch, R. Skebe, B. Oliver, R. Greenfield, R. Koehler, R. Griffing, F Whitesmith, D. Mackay, E. Herscher, F. Ewing, V. Iewell, H. Van Epps, S. Luper I. Berkheimer, I. Cuban, I. Kitchen. s I I I u I The Mixed Chorus consisting of 72 members, 27 Sopranos, 23 altos, 9 tenors and 13 basses, sang in the Christmas assembly program, participated in the Srlrlual SDTAHQ Music Festival, and presented two combined concerts with the Conneaut Lake Area High School Mixed Chorus. Five members sang in the Northwestern District Chorus Festival at Cochranton, and Donald Mackay sang in the All-State Chorus Festival at Washington, Pennsylvania. HH llgilffl A Van Bockem I Kllflgensmith E Van Bockern I Hayg L Nelson SY OW2 G Wllllams A Bernat E Uzarskl K Mlllard M Anderson Cody G Watt L Woodard N Ford W Smlth R Iames ROW3 V B11 d Smolinskl E Brown, N Wllllams, S Fltch, K Smlth, D. Corey L cl-iflaarlcy Colllns, G. Irons, K. Thayer, E. Powers, L. Mlckle, H. Van Bockern, Mackey R. Greenfleld, R. Wagner. STANDING G. Graff, L. Smith, C. Palmer, E. Beck, G, Baker, Mr. Reltmyer. OfflCeFS Presldent . . . Iohn Van Bockern Vlce Pres1dent . . . .Donald Mackay Secretary Treasurer. . . Laura Farley This year the members sold pens and held a bake sale to F6159 money to send the band to Band Day held at Pennsylvania Umverslty, and to send four students to d1str1ct band. We were happy to lead the Communlty Chest Caravan ln town and to particlpate ln two concerts. Our pep band entertained the spectators at the basketball games. For the flrst tlme our organizatlon purchased a bassoon. i 1 ' sl K ' A M, 5 r K ,r.,, 'K BP Q X E V,,, , V yi 5 my Agp 2 V I , lsry r 2 ll A Q .Z 1 . I 1 I s l 1 . - . I . I I , L. . . 1 o , . , , ' I . I L. I e' 1 o I U I e V ' , . , : . I G. Poster Art Club SEATED: L. Glasglow, I. Kitchen. STANDING: Mr. Klingensmith, C. Shelatz, E Mclvlillirt, C. DeRoSs, K. Callan, I. Steve1'1SO11. Purposes: 1. To study good poster design using professional sources. 2. To discourage the cluttering of our school with unattractive advertising. 3. To promote better poster design. 4. To foster a better understanding of all phases of fine art. Student Council SEATED S- COYGY1 A- FGYIGYI L- Shiimbilughl l- KifCh9n, K. Mackay, F. Knierman, I. Gleason, I. Neal, N. Wygle, L. Smith, V. Iordan. STANDING: L. Nelson, G. Irosn, D. Hornstein, G. Agnew, D. Gigler, I. Welsh, S. Urbanick, Mr. Welsh, K, Mulvey, B. Warren , President , , , , , Iames Gleason Secretary , , , , Linda Smith V. President ......... Iohn Neal Treasurer ......... Norma Wygle Student Council is functioning for the second successive year in the L. C. S. High School. It is a regularly constituted body and is a member in good standing of the Pennsylvania Association of Student Councils. The objectives of the Student Council are: To foster good citizenship among the students. To promote the general welfare of the school. To assist in developing respect among the students for school and personal property. To aid in any way the goals of education in general. Compliments Of FARMERS Sf MERCHANTS BANK 'I-if-'-' Ma jorettes LEFT TO-RIGHT: C. Thompson, D. Scheppelmen, B. Anderson, I. Tujetsch, I. Karastury L. Christian. The majorettes lost one Senior last year but added a new Senior to the squad. Thus , we now have three Seniors , one Junior, one Sophomore, and one Freshman composing the L. C. S. majorette squad. Each of the girls has an alternate, these girls come from the Freshman and 7th grade classes. Jean Karastury is our head majorette. The majorettes have marched in several parades besides providing half-time enter- tainment at some of the basketball games. They also traveled to Penn State with the band in November. This proved to be a thrilling and worthwhile experience for the girls . Compliments Of HINEY SCI-IE PPELMEN Monogram Club LEFT TO RIGHT! C- MiC1'1aG1S, C. Trebuchon , T. Stanley, B. Beck, Mr. Poux, D. Smith, H. Kraml, I. Storll, D. Guiney, R. Waring. This year the Monogram C1ub is made up of twelve mem.bers who have won varsity awards. The club had a successful Booster Tag Day and Car Wash Day to raise money for its treasury. The purpose of this club is to foster better sportsmanship and fellowship in athletics at Linesville-Conneaut Summit High. Compliments Of PEDEN'S LOCKER PLANT Varsity Basketball KNEELING: G. Guiney, Mr. Poux, D. Smith. STANDING: E. Herscher, R. Storll, D. McQuiston, H. Kraml, R. Barackman, C. Herbold, T. Stanley. The L. C. S. Basketball Team had a fairly good season this year. Although they did get off to a bad start, they improved immensely as the season progressed. This was the first year in County B. League Competition in which they did Well. Losing only 3 players, the team is made up of many promising players. Compliments Of GOODNOW HERSHER Junior Varsity Basketball ROW 1: D. DeHart, D. Carlson, C. Trebuchon, R. Oliver. ROW 2: D. Logan, Manager, D. Corey, C. Campbell, A. Wilson, R. Campbell, B. Wheeler, K. Tate, U. Dressel, Coach. Using aggressiveness instead of height this year, the Junior Varsity Team began a year which proved to be successful. Made up of Sophomores , this squad will furnish many fine players for the Varsity Team next year. . 1 .. M 1 , , 1 5,tii Junior High Basketball ROW 1: K. King, M. Trebuchon, W. Smith, T. Myers, D. Gigler, L. Marcy. ROW 2: B. Sterling, M. Blair, L. Thompson, T. Sanderson, R. Koehler R. Sickles , , M. Blair, Manager, V. Bollard: Coach, I. Iasperse. Under the coaching direction of Mr. Iasperse, the Linesx7il1e Iunior High -Basketball Team was made up of Freshmen. Having entered the County League for the first time, they did very well. Baseball ROW 1: R. Sickles, T. Stanley, K. Millard, G. Guiney, K. King, R. Oliver, W. Headley. ROW 2: B. Beck, T. Linn, D. DeHart, R. Storll, M. Trebuchon, W. Smith, D. McQuiston, P. LaSalle, T. Myers, G. Agnew, D. Carlson, Mr. Poux. Composed of 17 players , the Linesville Baseball Team had a schedule of five games of which they won two, while losing three. Next year the L. C . S. Team will be play- ing on the High School's new baseball field instead of Green's Field. f Varsity Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Tovey, M. Ofensend, E. Uzarski, I. Levenhagen, M. Campbell, C. Atkin. This year we have seven girls on the Varsity squad, three Sophomores and four Iuniors. We also have two alternates from the Sophomore class. The girls are still sponsoring the coke and potato chip sales at the games. This money is going into a fund for future cheerleading equipment. Compliments Of HOWARD WOODARD GOLDEN DAWN STORE J. V. Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Van Epps, V. Iewell, K. Stevenson, K. Thayer, N. Sickles, M. Bunnel, F. Fink. The Junior Varsity squad is made up of seven girls, four Freshmen and three eighth graders. They have four alternates from the eighth grade. The gals work with the varsity to provide pep and spirit for both squads. Compliments Of GRANT WOODARD Junior- Hi Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Woods, D. Taft, I. Uzarski, L. Nelson. The Junior Hi Cheerleading squad is composed of two Eighth Grade Iunior Varsity cheerleaders and two alternates. They have done a terrific job in providing lots of pep for our Iunior Hi team. VFW r Q. mb I L a a a I f 'r lt fff aim 9' ilianinmutugleglesl -.a.5Hl m ! !Eldi. Graduation - - - to a lifetime of adventure Yes, there ARE new worlds to explore. New frontiers in science, in industry, in marketing and finance, and in education are challenging the ability and imagination of graduates who are determined to make the American Dream come true for themselves and their families. In a dynamic, expanding America, there is a high adventure awaiting you. Adventure in satisfying, productive work, and adventure in successful living. American Viscose Corporation is one of America,s most adventurous companies. Pioneering the man-made fiber industry, Aviscof products have made many significant con- tributions to the textile and packaging industries. Today, approximately one-third of all man-made fibers manufactured in the United States are Avisco fibers and nearly one out of every three products packaged in cellophane is wrapped in Avisco cellophane. Here in Meadville, many of the highly skilled technicians producing Acetate tex- tile yarns and Vinyon are graduates of local high schools. And the future will undoubt- edly provide many more opportunities for area graduates looking for a satisfying career. AMERICAN VISCOSE CORPORATION AMERICA'S FIRST PRODUCER OF MAN-MADE FIBERS Meadville, Penna. 'Trademark of American Viscose Corpor ton THE OHIO RUBBER CO. CONNEAUT Factory And General Offices CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES OF 1957! America depends upon its youth to maintain its ideals . We hope you never falter in maintaining the same standards set by your predecessors. 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