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

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, . . . Y A I I S. Lehman, G. Smolinski. J. Clark,.T.Hays, E. Harris, M. Watson, Miss Pringle, N. James. F.B.L.A. The Future Business Leaders of America, sponsored by the United Business Education Association. a department of N.E.A., is a national organization composed of approxi- mately two thousand chapters with more than forty-eight thousand young adults who are enrolledinbusiness subjects. Emphasis ln the organization is placed on student managanmt of the chapter under guidance of the sponsor. The co- curricular program is designed to provide educational, vocational. and leadership experience. SEATED: L. LGTIOI1, L, Moyers, D. Schofield. STANDING: M. Baker, SEATED: F. Fink. STANDING: J. Copeland s. amen, D. Berkheimer, N. weseon, B. Turner. C- ACk1i11.H- Van Epps. S. Shellito, M, Bun- nell, L. Davis, P. Shaffer.

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CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN The dozen Gilbreth children were getting along just fine Csomething like a three-ring circus and a dynamite plant combinedy until a psychologist arrived to give them intelligence tests. Then they turned their intelligence to outwitting her. SENIOR PLAY AN D ROW ONE: K. Callan, B. Carlson, G. Uzarski, K. Millard, L. Baker, M. Watson. ROW TWO: R. Storll, B. Anderson, J. Hovis, G. Smolinski, B. Wheeler, B. Taft, C. Rabich, Ju N l O R P L A Y C. Palmer, C. Shellito, L. Dempsey. ROW ONE: H. Waring, L. Christian, K. Mulvey. J'. Durovey, C..Tamison, .T . Byers, W. Smith, M. Dickson, M. Karastury. ROW TWO: S. Miller, R. Kensic, F. Fink, V. Jewel, B. Myers, H. Van Epps, I. Wagner, K. Thayer, K. Rea, J. Royle, B. Waring, H. McGrath. ROW THREE: H. Van Bockern, R. Hals, D. Gigler, L. Marcy, S. Fitch, B. Sterling, M. I rnhnr-hnn IC Fnrrivrp OUR TOWN Our Town, which won the Pulitzer Prize, was a deeply symbolic play which required imagin- ation rather than scenery and props. The follow- ing is a quotation from the play: The dead don't stay interested in us living people for very long. Gradually, gradually, they let go hold of the earth . . . and the ambitions they had . . . and the pleasures they had . . . and the things they suffered . . . and the people they loved. They get weaned away from the earth -- that's the way I put it, weaned away.

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ROW ONE: J. Powell, E. Denham, C. Peterson. ROW TWO: T. Sanderson, R. Sickles, J'. Brown, G. Watt, C. Martin, F. Urbanick, J. Meadors, C. Sherretrs. ROW THREE: J. Penfielld, D. Reynolds. J. Roth. JF. Bye.l'S,D. Carter, T. Fuller, B. Wetherbee, A. Temple, K. Freeman, H. Wolfe, G. Irwin. F. F. A. I believe in the future of farming, with afaith born not of words but of deeds -- achievements won by the present and past generations of farmers: in the promise of better days through better ways, even as the better things we now enjoy have come up to us from the struggles of former years. I believe that to live and work on a good farm is pleasant as well as challenging: for I know the joys and discomforts of farm life and hold an inborn fondness for those associa- tions which, even in hours of discouragement, I cannot deny.