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

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Class History Nineteen hundred and forty-six was a big year for the whole world. We were now recovering from the effects of World War II. For a number of us this year held special significance. In 1946, this class went to the first grade of school. Six years later this group entered junior High in the old building. This was a time of great change for this group, now tripled in size and meeting for the first time. On September 5, 1954, we started classes in a big, beautiful, new school. Another change, and this too was decidedly for the better. We really appreciated this new school and the wonderful new opportunities it opened for us. The next big year for us was 1955. We sponsored a very successful Harvest Hop, selected our class rings, and were well on our way toward the Iunior-Senior Prom. The junior-Senior Prom topped the list this year. Our junior Play, No Boys Allowed, was also successful. This year we chose a junior editor for the yearbook, someone capable of assuming full responsibility the following year. We chose Sophie Urbanick for this most important job. Then, at last we were Seniors. This year we broke with tradition and decided to trek to New York City. In the beginning of the year, we were faced with two major goals: our Senior trip and graduation. In order to raise the funds necessary for this journey, we had to plan ahead for a year of hard work. The first major project was the Senior Play. We presented The Family Nobody Wanted, which was highly successful. The second outstanding event was a Wes Hopkins Record Dance, which was probably the most successful dance ever sponsored at Linesville High School. In addition, record dances were held, Christmas cards, magazines, and yearbooks were sold. The final goal was achieved with the guidance of the senior advisors, Mrs. Egan and Mr. Holland. Because of their help, we shall obtain the goal set for us by our class motto, Climb high, climb far, your goal the sky, your aim a star. LINESVILLE LION Leo Hall Duty ...... .... 1 , 2 Over the Hill Club . . . 1, 2,3,4 Senior Class Mascot . . . . . .4 Thundercats ...... ..... 4 Lion's Roar Newscat . . . .l,2,3,4 Cafeteria Line ..... . . 2, 3,4 First String Watercat . . . . 2, 3

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SOPHIE URBANICK Zosh Latin Club . . . . . .l,2,3,4 Library Club . . . . . 3,4 Zenith Staff . . . . . 3,4 F. H. A. ........ l,2,3,4 Student Council. . , . , , .3 IOI-IN VAN BOCKERN Chunk Band .......... 1 , 2 , 3, 4 District St State Bands . . . 2,3 District Orchestra . . . . . A District Forensics 61 Music League . . . .1,2,3 State Forensics G Music League ....... 2, 3 National Honor Society . . ., . 4 Latin Club ....... l , 2, 3, 4 Class President ........ 4 Class Vice-President .... 3 NVINIFRED WYGANT Winnie F. H. A. ......... 2,3,4 Masquers . . . . . . .4 Latin Club . . . . 2,3 Trl-Hi-Y . . . . .2,3 ROBERT WHITESIDE n Bohn Projector Club . . MYRNA YOUNG Myrna Fri-Hi-Y . . . . . Library Club . . . . . .1,2,3,4 JANET VAN EPPS WHITESMITH nlan.. Cheerleading . . . . . l,2,3 F.B.L.A.... ..l,2,3 Trl-Hi-Y .... . . 1,2,3 Spanish Club . . . . . 2 Class Play . . . . 3 BARBARA WILLIAMS Barb Chorus ............ Trl-I-Ii-Y . 1,2,3, F. B. L.A . 2,3,4 PIBY . . . . . . Lions Roar . . . . Gym Show . . . . 1,2 17

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SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS The Zenith staff of nineteen hundred and fifty eight wishes to express special congratulations to these honored Seniors for their outstanding achievements. IOHN VAN BOCKERN participated in the District Orchestra and later played in the All State Qchestra at Erie. Iohn, also, belongs to the National Honor Society. :mv iv Q I ...,,. tn: - , WINIFRED WYGANT earned the Betty SOPHIE URBANICK, our editor, dis- Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award tinquis hed herself by selling more by receiving the highest rating in our magazines than have been S015 bl! BUY 5511001 in the 1958 Search, one salesman in the history of our cj school. V -1' . rrfs is , ! IUDY LEVENHAGEN deserves credit for LUCRETIA OATES, our good citizen, 5' her job as ambassador for our com- won the D. A. R. Citizenship Award. munity by being chosen Miss Crawford Lucretia is also a member ofthe National County of l958. Honor Society. IOHN NEAL received the highest rating possible for his original oration ln Forensics. John, too, belongs to the National Honor Society.