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Caiiiendlaur of Events SEPTEMBER School opens with 50 in high school and 81 in grade school Freshman Initiation Day. Class officers, annual staff, and newspaper staff elected. No school. Teachers' meeting and Belmont County Fair. Annual ads collected by Seniors. Senior boys' pictures taken. Senior girls' pictures taken. Outdoor court finished. Senior play books passed out. Started work on first school paper. Deadlinevfor annual ads--5477. Senior play parts announced . Senior play practice begins. OCTOBER School paper sold and Senior Hayride Mr. Albanese elected Superintendent of Union Local School District. Aptitude tests taken by Seniors. Colored school pictures taken. Senior Play Matinee. Senior Play--Profit S70 and class party. Basketball raffle--595. Seniors ordered invitations and name cards. No school--Teachers' meeting. Cheerleaders appointed. Seniors ordered l20 annuals. NOVEMBER Cornerstone laid for new school Junior play books arrived. Seniors chose class color, flower and motto. Cheerleader Bake Sale--Profit 530. Junior play practice begins. No school--Veteran's Day. School paper published. First basketball game of the season with Lore City. Basketball Preview--Lafferty ll and Smithfield l9. Buhla Show. Seniors sell ballpoint pens--523. Thanksgiving vacation begins. DECEMBER Every pupil tests taken. Mr. Paytash wasn't here today. School pictures received. Junior Play Matinee. Senior girls got Christmas tree. Junior Play--Profit 544. Senior room decorated for Christmas. School paper--Christmas Issue. Christmas party and vacation begins. Holiday Tournament--Lafferty 50 and Sarahsville 90. Holiday Tournament--Lafferty 52 and Belmont 69. JANUARY Back to work again. National Studio--every pupil pictures. Group pictures-- Ferren Studio. General Senior Scholarship test-- Rosemary, Deanna, and Maxine. First semester ends. Mr. Covert resigns to complete his Masters at Ohio University. Mr. Melchiori resigns to become Personnel Director, Division ll. Mr. Bittengle arrives to take over Mr. Covert's classes. FE BRUARY Mr. Tannous arrives to take over Mr. Melchiori's classes. Armed Forces talked to Seniors. Drew Flushing in Class A Tournament drawing . Tournament game with Flushing. Employment people talked to Seniors Basketball honor--Bob Dubiel . MARCH Senior Bake Sale Rosemary and Bob attended Leaders of Tomorrow Banquet. i- School paper published. Baseball practice begins. Easter Vacation begins. School starts again. APRIL TV Dance Party--LHS. Junior-Senior Banquet. School paper--Senior Issue. MAY Seniors leave for New York City. Union Local District Band Concert. Second semester ends. Commencement. Big Day!
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Union Locail Board Of Education President ......... .......... .... S t owell Perkins - Vice President .... .... . . . . William Lewis Clerk ......... ............. J oseph Paytash, Jr. D. Allan Bond Arthur Brown W. O. Kennedy Ernest L. Albanese . . . . . Executive Head of Union Local School District John J. Shannon . . . ........... Belmont County Superintendent of Schools Oififiicc Days an Jordan, Deanna Bizzarri, Joseph Paytash, Jr. , Executive Head, Rosemary Mistovich, Mary Jane Robbins, Maxine Roberts, Judy Merlini. Principalfs Mcssagc To the young men and women of Latferty High School: Our seniors graduating in i959 will be the last class to graduate from Lafferty High School. Those of us who have been closely associated with the school as administrators, teachers, patrons or students can certainly take great pride in the many graduates of this school who set high standards and ideals for themselves, who worked hard, and are now good representatives of Lafferty High School. The hard work and progressive attitude of the citizens in our school district has culminated in the erection of the new Union Local High School with modern facilities and promise of better ed- ucational opportunities for our youngsters. Let us hope that the modern tools for education provided by the new school will be used by the students to fashion products that will meet the highest standards of vocational, societal, and citizenship requirements. Joseph Paytash, Jr. Principal
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