North Union High School - Torch Yearbook (Uniontown, PA)

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anis is HITIQ-T STQRY o YI 1 XQQHHHI YIQAR AT NORTH UNION j'riendA Since our lives consist of contacts with a succession of people. the varied experiences in making high school friends will he invaluable to us in the future. We especially' treasure our friends at North Uniong achninistrators. teachers. and students. 14ctia1itieA Exce:-clecl in importance only hv classes. activities at North Union provide an outlet for anv creative ahilitv that we UNIV have. There is something oflierecl to appeal to each person, so that everv one should participate as much as possible. 14th le ticA lt is the aiin of schools to give as many stnclents as possihle an opportunity to pertieipate in soine liOl'lH of athletics. ln this respect North Union is hanclicappecl hy a lack of facilities so Most of us must he spectators, hut we trust. that present expansion plans will soon rcineclx' this situation. C'laeerleafderA ygmnnn '9!!.r,...i in

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YEARBOOK STAFF Seated: Donna Maranto, lio- berta Knniancckv, Shirley llar- ford, Kav Schiffbaucr. Second Row: Miss Stull, business manager. Catherine Lt-at-hkn, Barbara B o tl n a r , Barbara Franks, Barbara Dodson, Mr. Crawford. Third Row: Kath- leen Kirk, Marv Ann Keefcr, ,loan Cavlick, Joyce Friend. wil mr EDITORS l5RIrSliNili rock sermon nuioiur or 11-11 The publishing of a school annual, such as our Torch, is a project which utilizes the combined efforts of many different people. In time. it encompasses almost the entire school year and poses many problms which must be decided by the staff. First in laying out the book. it is the aim of the staff to provide some variety from year to year, yet retain quality. Then a cover must be chosen to correspond, if possible, to the colors of the senior class. The biggest and most difficult job is getting the pictures needed and seeing that all phases of school life are covered. Then comes the writingg identifying people, writing captions, and giving an account of all activities of North Union. Finally the typing and proofreading and the book goes to the printer. This Yearis yearbook staff. with Mr. Crawford as advisor. Roberta Koman- ecky, photography editor. Shirley Harford, literary editor, Joan Cavlick, typing editor, and Donna Blaranto, business editor. hopes that in years to come this 1954 Torch will remind you of the happy years spent at North Union. The oral: 6

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K, XA .75 lv! ri , Nou .. N tv x ri e 4 Q One of the most important things We must learn as we grow up is to get along with people. School offers the opportunity for us to come into contact with all types of personalities from Whom we may learn to choose friends wisely. WVise choice of friends and associates helps determine our future life. Q' X Atifn' e 'w'r 'v ' FRIE DS