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

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CHCRU ROW ONE: S, Dunlap, M. Ofensend, B. Butterfield, S. Welsh, D. West, K. Mil- lard, L, Lemon, C. Zorn, A. Copeland, J. Ours, B. Myers, B. Turner, N. Wescott, 1, Blumenstein. ROW TWO: N, Dickson, R. La Salle, S. Elliott, C. Bates, J. King, P. Plyler, C. Trunick, A. Farley, L. Christian, M. Baker, J. Copeland, J. Rodgers D. Schofield. ROW THREE: J. Farley, N. Sickles. I. Frobese, F. Fink, M. Petrus E L. Nelson, L. Schambach, L.Davis, G.Swafford,C. Rifenberrick, S. Elliott, R. Foust ROW FOUR: C. Funk, C. Rabich, K. Stevenson, A. Davis, D. Berkheimer, P. Hack worth, J. Cuban, H. Van Epps, M. Bunnell, N.J'ames, R. Shuler, J. Uzarski, L Moyers, S. Lehman.

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TRI-HI-Y CLUB This year the Tri-H1-Y Club has been very active. We have had two candy sales which helped pay Norma Wyg1e's and Marilyn Ofensend's way to a mock United Nations Assem- bly. At Christmas we made favors and took them to the home for the aged in Meadville. In February we had a height dance which turned out very well. In the summer, the club is planning to send our five new of- ficers to an officers' camp at Grove City. ROW ONE: P. Shaffer, J. Rodgers, N. Wygle, N. James, M. Ofensend, N. Sick les. ROW TWO: L. Bossard, D. Burkheimer, L. Lemon. J. F robese, B. Burk hart, B. Lent, Mrs. Barackman, B. Butterfield. ABSENT: M. Watson.

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Muslc is all aboux us. We enjoy it every hour of the day and every day of our lives. It is beauty in a world which needs a great deal of beauty. lt soothes the baby to sleep and causes the old man to smile as he recalls a tune of his boyhood. Music knocks at the door of each life. Through lmderstanding and evaluation of it, we ad- mit it to our lives. We find init satisfac- tion, joy, sorrow, comfort - every emotion that we may desire. Music is universal: lt speaks to people of other nations as well as to us. Music is fung but more than fun, music is a part of life itself. HerbertSpencer wrote: Music must take rank as the highest of the fine arts -- as the one which, more than any other, ministers to human wel- fare. BAD ROW ONE: V. Bollard, I. Hays, E. Uzarski, G. Watt, L. Woodard, C. McKinsey, C. Acklin, L. Nelson. ROW TWO: E. Van Bockem, G. Brown, T. Wilson, B. Warren, K. Millard, S. Fitch, M. Buzzard, R. Kensie, K. Thayer, H. Sterling, T. Waring, G. Killough. J. Acklln, R. Shuler, P. Hackworth, N. Ford. ROW THREE: L. James, L. Davis, I. Blumensteln, G. Uzarski, C. Palmer, J. Griffing, C. Shellito, H. Van Bockern, R. Greenfield.