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

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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.

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-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.

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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.