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

 - Class of 1955

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North Union High School - Torch Yearbook (Uniontown, PA) online collection, 1955 Edition, Cover
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X , .' . .f , A P Hes-NL':,f,g ,Q .N .Y ...,. W I. xv. Z' Eff if Aff .. -. ' . GQ L ML ?iFEfW QNi33fN . ff.. 1 , p , -Nw 'N H ' 1:21 xy, t ,N i ' 311533151 -N' 'T A W - A .3 'vi , Qfrggdjf fb: ! ' lx 51 NORTH UNION mcg:-1 LPENNSYLVANIA ,. ,V . 4,5 if , J 5 ' f' 'f X ' S A ,g lp X my ,, EJ , , .- ' ' 2 m bl f L N X 4 . wr X X Z 'ibn-1. THE NEW SCHOOL - ...ELT Wh 'iQb22',SSTM 'f.:3.'li-IS ,xW .Hy s QQSSKR, 5 :Sh sw Y, A f A PLANNING CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS I' I 'T '1'LT'F7F'f ' L' Ja. 'T1lT.fTil'.T.7 T'TlLfE +.TvEE5?,z'T? 4 5 E 1 ' 56 lf . . OUR WORK - OUR PLAY -- OUR FRIENDS THESE are the happy, carefree daysg nightwork, tests, books, variety review shows, skating parties, dances, basketball, football, and baseball games. Remember the proud feeling inside you when the band played our Alma Mater at the football games? Remember, also, the way you cheered when the Rams scored the winning touch- down or won the basketball game? How could you forget that sudden tired feeling that came over you just when your teacher gave a big assignment for the next day? All of there are a part of your school life. Fun, weren't they? Through this book you will be able to make these school days seem real once again. IUNIOR HISTORY BRIGHT DAY 5 OUR GUIDING HAND IN OUR LAST FOUR YEARS We, the graduating class of 1955 of North Union High School, dedicate this, our yearbook. to Mary Jo Reagan. Miss Reagan, a teacher in the Commercial department, has accomplished a great deal here at North Union by building up the commercial department into one of the district's finest. Her main objective is to send out into the business world secretaries and office workers of whom North Union can be proud. Because of the knowledge and skill with which she does her work. her classes have become more active and interesting. Anyone who has had the opportunity of work- ing with Miss Reagan will remember her for her sincerity. friendliness, and willingness to lend a helping hand at all times. It is with a great deal of pleasure, respect, and gratitude that we, the senior class, dedicate this hook to Miss Reagan, our friend and teacher. O MISS MARY JOAN REAGAN ' TEACHING TYPING . . ' . . . AND SHORTHAND TORCH YEARBOOK STAFF Row 1--Left to right: Mrs. Ander- son, Barbara Bodnar, Patty Beaumont, Catherine Leachko. Barbara Wozny, Mr. Crawford. Row 2-Barbara Allan, Linda Sil- baugh, Mary Ann Keefer, Ce- celia Zehel, Rose Mary Domi- nick. Row 3--Ioy Wise, Calvin Trader, Barbara Dodson. Not pictured: Ioy Davison, Gloria Fecek. THE OF YOUR SCHOOL YEAR IN 55 RAYMOND E. CRAWFORD Yearbook Adviser Your yearbook staff has attempted to show by picture and tell in words as much as possible of the happenings of the 1954-55 school year. We realize that it is impossible to completely cover a year's events in a book of this size, so we hope that you will forgive us if we missed something which to you is a fond memory of school life. In our efforts to put into print something which will serve as a reminder of our happiest days, we have covered most of the events of the school year. Our year has been somewhat disrupted by the building program, so our usual club organizations have been curtailed. This has given the staff an op- portunity to expand the sports section as well as to increase the number of pages devoted to the under- classmen. One of the aims of the staff is to have every stu- dent included at least once in the yearbook, and, with the exception of a few freshmen who were absent when pictures were taken and some recent entrants, we have done sog thus the yearbook holds something of interest for everyone. Because of the large size of the yearbook staff, no member was burdened with work so we can truly say that this has been a pleasant experience. We hope you enjoy your book. 7 MR. DUMBAULD SUPERVISES C?3 9 ADMINISTRATION 9 FACULTY 9 SENIORS U IUNIORS U SOPHOMORES Y FRESHMEN THE BICHER 1 4. , W N kv 1 1 , 1 .ix v,, 735 e g ge A Y W. 5- YE :Gigi .. ins S ..,. Q bv . ' Ei 3 -2 si 'if' wi? E2 5 gig. , .V vw FROM THE BEGINNING TO THE END- THEY HELPED US IN EVERY WAY . 3 ,Q 65 r to if 1 l I f EDWARD H. SAVAGE bUPef 1Sm9 P'inCiPf-'1 ANDREW ROMANECKY MARTIN MARCUS EDWARD KEZMARSKY B S California State Teachers College Secretary Vice.Pfesidem M Ed University of Pittsburgh North Union Township School District is ably served by the gentlemen pictured on these two pages. Their duties consist of administering and supervising all the school affairs of the dis- trict. In no year during the various tenures of of- fice of these representatives of the district have more demands on their time and efforts been made. The current building program alone has proved to be filled with many problems neces- sitating countless meetings, to say nothing of the time required by the regular business of the school. With the broadening of the curriculum and expansion of educational facilities our adminis- trators must be complimented for their efforts in keeping North Union abreast of the trends of the time. 10 MIR1. MARTIN WILLIAM LULICH President WILLIAM E. MILLER Treasurer IOHN CINDRIC CNot pictured? HARRY E. DAVIDSON Business Manager B. S.. California State Teachers College: M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh. ADMINISTRATION Opportunities for youth in this country have never been preempted. There is no saturation point in opportunities and they will be seized by those who are prepared to seize them . . . those whose thinking and attitudes are opti- mistic and constructiveg and they will be made the most of by those who are willing to pay the price and make the sacrifices which all true success demands. We hope that we have, in some measure, con- tributed to those ideals and attitudes which tend to make better and happier citizens. You are now somewhat like a minor league baseball player at bat for the first time in the major leagues. Your parents and teachers, like a minor league manager, have attempted to train and teach you various fundamentals. You must now call upon that training if success is going to be yours. It is our wish that you will get those base hits which will win the various games in life. My sincere congratulations and warmest re- gards. William J. Means THERESA SHERLOCK High School Secretory FRANCES KEZMARSKY Township Secretary BERNADETTE PRAMUK High School Secretary WILLIAM J. MEANS High School Principal B. S.. California State Teachers College M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh STEPHEN A. FURIN Asst. High School Principal B. S.. St. Vincent's College V W f' i T PLAN oun FUTURE PAULINE A. ABEL B. S., University of Pittsburgh French, Library GENET MAE ANDERSON B. S., Indiana State Teachers College M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh Typing, Bookkeeping NICK BUBONOVICH B. S., George Washington University M. S., West Virginia University Coach, Physical Education LOUISE B. CARBIN B. S., Slippery Rock State Teachers College M. S., West Virginia University Health, Physical Education THELMA CASTORE B. S., California State Teachers College M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh English RAYMOND E. CRAWFORD B. S., California State Teachers College M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh World History, YVorld Geography URBAN C. DUMBAULD B. S., California State Teachers College Mathematics, Home-School Visitor WILLIAM FISHER B. S., West Virginia University Speech, Pennsylvania History STEVE POLACH RALPH HESS GEORGE DURANKO IOAN M. GRENALDO IAMES H. ROGERS, SR. FERNE E. POORBAUGH EDMUND I. SLATER DANIEL LUKOTCH 'il I-LIAM FISHER DONALD TRIPLETT PAULL RAYMOND E. CRAWFORD L IAMES FORSTER PAUL I. STANKO SYBIL PAULINE A. ABEL FACULTY JAMES FORSTER B. S., Waynesburg College Solid Geometry, Vital Math., Trigonometry, Practical Math. JOAN M. GRENALDO B. S., Indiana State Teachers College Junior Business Training, Office Practice, Business Machines, Commercial Law, Book- keeping MARY GUESMAN R.N., Philadelphia General Hospital School of Nursing, School Nurse VACLAV S. GURSKY B. S., Waynesburg College Algebra, General Business NAOMI HARFORD A. B., Greenville College English, Library RALPH HESS B. S., California State Teachers College Industrial Arts SYBIL KLEIN B. A., Pennsylvanita State University M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh Salesmanship, Consumer Ed., Typing, Office Practice DANIEL LUKOTCH B. A., Waynesburg College Latin, World History DAVID MARTIN A. B., Allegheny College, Carnegie Tech Music JOSEPH A. NEPA B. S., Waynesburg College Chemistry, General Science IRENE PAULL A. B., Fairmont State Teachers College Home Economics NAOMI HARFORD GENET MAE ..N',L'RSON DAVID MARTIN HARRY W FACULTY THELMA CASTORE MARY GUESMAN IOSEPH A. NEPA ,pm ,. MARY IOAN REAGAN LOUISE A. CARBIN IOEEPHINE STELLA VACLAV S. GURSKY CUSTODIANS Seated - Mrs. Klenes. Miss Marcus, Mrs. Martin. Standing Mr. Ienkins, Mr. Strculd. Q.. NICK BUBONOVICH URBAN C. DUMBAULD STEVE POLACH B. S., University of Pittsburgh Physics, Biology, General Science FERNE E. POORBAUGH A. B., Susquehanna University M. A., West Virginia University English MARY JOAN REAGAN B. S., Indiana State Teachers College M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh Transcription, Typing, Business English, Shorthand JAMES H. ROGERS, SR. B. S., California State Teachers College General Science, Biology EDMUND J. SLATER B. S., University of Pittsburgh Drivers' Training PAUL J. STANKO B. S., St. Vincent College Pennsylvania State College Civics, English JOSEPHINE STELLA B. S., Indiana State Teachers College M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh Shorthand, Junior Business Training DONALD TRIPLETT B. S., California State Teachers College English, Pennsylvania History HARRY W. WILSON B. S., California State Teachers College M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh American History SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated'-Melvin Hall, President. Standing -Potty Beaumont, Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Dumbczuld, Sponsor: Tom Cossick, Vice-President. SENIOR HI-LITES Class Colors-Green and White. SEPTEMBER Football games Nomination and electio Senior pictures OCTOBER Senior bake sales begin More football Skating parties begin NOVEMBER Tri-Hi-Y activities Good Grooming Week Halloween parade DECEMBER Magazine Contest Senior skating party Basketball games begin Christmas Party Class Flower-Red Rose. Class Motto- Good, better, best, never let it rest until the good is better and the better, best. n of class officers O 15 JANUARY Basketball league season begins Movies for Basketball Club Semester tests FEBRUARY Dance Tests at Employment Office MARCH Achievement tests Basketball trip to New York Speaker from Waynesburg APRIL Spring Concert Sports Banquet MAY May Day Parade Senior Prom Picnic and Banquet Baccalaureate and Commencement SENIORS yd ' V. he ,, ,ffm X' ' ' 1 .. gv, z ' UA' I6 CHARLES ROBERT ASHBY Bob Course- Academic Ambition--Air Force Flyer Rifle Club 1, 3: Torch Newspaper Club 2. BARBARA A. BAILEY Barb Course- Commercial Secretarial Ambition--Secretary Civics Club 1: Torch Newspaper Club Z: Dance Club 3: Commercial Honor Society 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Torch Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4: Nu Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Historian 4: Secretary of State 2, 3: Class Officer, Secretary-Treasurer 3: Homeroom Officer, Vice-President 3, President 4: Student Council 4. ROBERT BAIRD Bob Course4General Ambition-Pennsylvania State Police Rille Club 1, 3: Outdoor Club 2: Fire Fighters 3: Football 4. PATRICIA BBAUMONT Pat Course-Commercial Bookkeeping Ambition-Public Accountant Dramatic Club 1: Public Relations 2: Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4. President 4: Square Dance Club 2, 3: Exchange Club Student of the Month 4: Ramettes 1: Band 1, 2, 3, Otiicer 4: Choir 2. 3, 4: Yearbook Staft 3, 4: Homeroom Officer 1. 3, 4: Class Officer, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Student Council 2. 4. HARRY BEVERIDGE Doodle Course-General Ambition-Go to Air Force Outdoor Club 1: Rifle Club 1, 2, 3: Football 2, 3. LEWIS THOMAS BLASTIC Lew Course-General AmbitionAFurnace Installer Rifle Club 1, 2: Outdoor Club 2: Speech Club 3. IOHN BLAZEK Nuggetts Course-'General Ambition-vTruck Driver Rifle Club I. 2, 3: Outdoor Club 3: Basketball Club 1: Vari- ety Review 3: Safety Club 3: Fire Fighters 3. RAYMOND CHERIPKO Ray CoursefGeneral Ambition-WU. S. Navy Swimming Club 1: Torch Newspaper Club 2, President 2: Radio Staff 2, 3, 4: Variety Review 1, 2. 3, 4: Nu-Su Club 4: Football 1, 2: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4. ANNA MARIE CHERNOK Ann Course-Commercial Bookkeeping Ambition-Bookkeeper Art Cratt Club 1: Future Homemakers of America 2: Com- mercial Club 3: Commercial Honor Society. GERALDINE CHURBY Chubby Course-- Beauty Culture AmbitionABeautician Cheerleaders Club l: Torch Newspaper Club 2: Girls' Chorus 1: Officer of Beauty Culture 4. COMPLETING FOUR YEARS . IAMES CHURILLA lim Course-Academic Ambition-Industrial Engineer Photography Club 1: Model Airplane Club 1, ZZ Rifle Club 3: Safety Club 3: Nu Upsilon Fratemity 3, 4: College Club 4: Outdoor Club 3: Patrol 4: Homeroom Secretary 1. JOAN M. CHUSKA Chukey Course--Academic Ambition-A nurse for Ken Torch Newspaper Club 1: Art Handicrait Club 2: Historical Club 3, Vice-President 3: Homeroom Secretary 3. RICHARD CLINGAN Sam Course-General Ambition-loin the Service Basketball Club 1: Rifle Club Z: Hunting and Fishing Club 3. SHIRLEY L. CONNORS Shirl Course-Beauty Culture Ambition-Beautician Cheerleaders Club 1: Torch Newspaper Club 2: Homeroom Secretary 1: Officer ot Beauty Culture 4. JOSEPH CONROY Whesei1 Course-General Ambition-Contractor Hi-Y 3, 4: Square Dance Club 3: Fire Fighters 3: Patrol 4: Band 3, 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. TOM COSSICK Fuzzy Course-Academic Ambition-Construction Engineer Swimming Club 1: Rifle Club 1: Outdoor Club 2: Fire Fight- ers 3: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Basketball Club 1: Civics Club 3: Patrol 4: Football 1. 3, 4: Homeroom Olticer. President 1, Vice- President Z, President 3: Vice-President of Class 4: Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4. FRANK COSTOLO Frank CourseAAcademic Ambition-Pilot Math Club 3. CHARLES CRAIG Chuck Course-General Ambition-U. S. Navy Swimming Club 1: Historical Club 2, Vice-President 2: Fire Fighters 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Nu-Su Club 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Treasurer 4: President of Class 2. DONALD I. CRAYTON Duck Course-Academic Ambition-Work tor the Bell Telephone Co. Rille Club 1, 2: Fire Fighters 3. DONALD R. CRAYTON Tex Course-General Ambition-Armed Forces Outdoor Club 1, 2: Fire Fighters 3. IN THE CONTINUING DEVELOPMENT GERALD T. CRAYTON lerry Course- General Ambition- -Service Outdoor Club 1: Rifle Club 2: Fire Fighters 3, 4. FAYE CROSSLAND Snuiiy Course--Beauty Culture Ambition-loin the Waves Square Dance Club 1: Secretary of Beauty Culture 4, ALVA NADINE DAVIS Al Course --Academic Ambition -- V Nurse Historical Club 1, 2: Safety Club 3. GERALD DAVISON Ierry Course- General Ambition --Ministry Outdoor Club 1, 2: Fire Fighters 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. EVELYN MARIE DeBERRY Sis Course- Commercial Ambtion---Get married. Historical Club 2: Bible Club 3: Girls' Chorus 1. S1-IELVA IEAN DeBERRY Shelv Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Marry cr rich man Cheerleaders Club 1: Future Homemakers of America 3: Square Dance Club 3: Historical Club Z: Girls' Chorus l. GLORIA IEAN DeSIPIO Glo Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Secretary Paper Clipping Club 1: Torch Newspaper Club 1: Art Craft Club Z: Historical Club 3. BARBARA ELLEN DODSON Barb Course--Academic Ambtion--Christian Service Bible Club 1, 2, 3: Torch Yearbook Stafi 3, 4: Nu Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3: Nu Upsilon 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Homeroom Officer, Secretary 1, Treasurer 4. ROSEMARY DOMINICK Rose Course-Academic Ambition-Nurse Cheerleaders Club 1: Torch Newspaper Club Z: Torch News- paper Stuff 2, 3, 4: Dance Club 3: Torch Yearbook Staff 4: Nu Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Secretary oi District 3. IOSEPH F. DONESEC Perky Course-General Ambition-Be a Marine Rifle Club 1, 2, 3: Football 2, 3. H IULIA MARIE DRAGONE ululie Course-Commercial Clerical Ambition-Marriage Cheerleaders Club 2, 3: Dance Club 3, 4: Nu Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1. HAROLD DUNAWAY Sonny Course-Academic Ambition-Navy Rifle Club 1, 2: Outdoor Club 3: Nu Upsilon 3. FRANCIS DUHANKO Francis Course-General Ambition-Navy Basketball Club 1: Nature Club Z: Torch Newspaper Club 3. DOROTHY MARIE DURITSA Dottie Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Secretary Debating Club 1: Ramettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President and Captain 4: Nu Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4, President 4: Square Dance Club 2, 3. HELEN MARIE FALAT Babe Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Work for the F. B. I. Art Craft Club 1: Future Homexnakers of America 2: Safety Club 3: Decorating Committee 1. 2, 3, 4. GLORIA JEAN FECEK Gloria Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Secretary Nurses' Aide 1: Cheerleaders Club 1, 2. 3: Square Dance Club 3: Drivers' Training 4: Commercial Honor Society 4: Exchange Club Student of the Month 4: Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3: Cheerleader 3, 4: Yearbook Stall 4: Torch Newspaper Stait 1, 2. 3, 4: Homeroom Oificer. Sec- retary-Treasurer 4, Secretary 1: Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4, Vice-President 4. BARBARA FESTOG Barb Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Secretary Dramatics Club 1: Cheerleaders Club 2: Nu Tri-Hi-Y 2: Com- mercial Club 3: Commercial Honor Society 4: Torch News- paper Stail 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Homeroom Officer. Secretary 4. JOSEPH THEODORE FIFFICK Ice Course-Academic Ambition-Criminologist Nu Upsilon 3: Rifle Club 1, Z. 3: Senior Patrol 4. I EDWARD FILCHECK C1apper Course-Auto Mechanics Ambition-School Teacher National Guard 4: Officer of Auto Mechanics 4. IOAN FISHER Ioan Course-Commercial Bookkeeping Ambition-Secretary Historical Club 1: Future Homemakers of America 2. SENIORS Ns-1, SENIORS . . . gl. IULIA I. FLEX lui Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Vocalist Dramatics Club 1: Cheerleaders Club Z, 3, Secretary 2: Nu Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Commercial Club 3: Commercial Honor Society 4: Variety Review 1, 2, 3, 4: Ramettes 1, 2: Cheerleader 3, 4: Torch Newspaper Staff 4. JAMES A. FORD lim CourseAAGeneral Ambitiongwork in Ohio Swimming Club 1: Iunior Historical Club 2: Rifle Club 2: Nu-Su Club 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice-President 3. MILTON RAY FORSYTHE Buzzie CourseA-Academic Ambition--Dental Surgery Outdoor Club 1, 2, 3: Rifle Club 2, 3: Model Airplane Club 2: Safety Club 3: Nu Upsilon Fraternity 3: College Club 4: Band 1. 2. 3. SANDRA H. FRALEY Sandy Course - Commercial Bookkeeping Ambition-Bookkeeper Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Hobby Clipping Club 2: Torch News- paper Club 3: Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus l. MlLDRED ARLENE FRANKO Millie Course-Commercial Bookkeeping Ambition- Marriage Debating Club l: Ramettes 1, 2, 3. 4, President 4, Captain 4: Cheerleaders Club 2: Square Dance Club 3: Nu Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Homeroom Officer, Secretary-Treasurer 3. DARRELL FROST Darrell Course-General Ambition-Clerk in Newspaper Office Outdoor Club 1: Basketball Club 2: Outdoor Club 3. CHARLES FULLEM Charley Course- General Ambition-Truck Driver Outdoor Club 2: Hunting and Fishing Club 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. BLANCH GALLAGHER Dimples Course-Commercial AmbitionAGet married Cheerleaders Club 1: Future Homemakers of America 2: Historical Club 3. THOMAS GARDNER Hacl-ze CoursevGeneral Ambition--Electrician Outdoor Club 1, 3: Rifle Club 3: Fire Fighters 3. MARY GAYDOS Muggs Course- Commercial Secretarial Ambition4Secretary Historical Club 1, 2: Dance Club Z, 3: Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Horneroorn Officer, Secretary 4. OF OUR LEARNING PROCESSES PAUL R. GEORGE Son Course-General Ambition-Navy Career Fire Fighters 1: Rifle Club Z. IAMES GOETTMAN Course-Academic Ambition-College Professor Movie Projector Club l: Torch Newspaper Club 2, 3: Nu Upsilon 3. RONALD GOOD Ronnie Course-Academic Ambition-Engineer Rifle Club 1: Basketball Club 1: Basketball 1. CARL GOODWIN Mains Course-Academic Ambition-Industrial Engineer Rifle Club 2: Outdoor Club 1: Fire Fighters 3: Hunting and Fishing Club 3: Nu Upsilon Fraternity 3: Homeroom Officer, President. TWILA GRESSLY Twiddles Course-Academic Ambition-Nurse Handicraft Club 1: Torch Newspaper Club Z: Historical Club 3: Dramatics Club 3: Mathematics Club 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1. MARCELLA GRIGLAK Marcy Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Secretary Photography Club 1: Historical Club Z: Torch Newspaper Club 3: Commercial Honor Society 4: Girls' Chorus 1. IAMES GUESMAN Bruce CourseiCommercial Ambition-Tax Collector Outdoor Club 1: Rifle Club 2: Fire Fighters Club 3: Patrol 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, Vice-President 4: Student Council 3. MARLENE HAGERTY Marlyn Course-Distributive Education Ambition-Floor Walker Dramatics Club 1: Cheerleaders Club 2: Phi Tri-Hi'Y 2. 3: Dance Club 3: D. E. Club 4. MELVIN HALL Mel Course-Academic Ambition-Lawyer Outdoor Club 1, Z: Hunting and Fishing Club 3: Patrol 4, Co-Captain 4: Fire Fighters 3: Football 3, 4: Homeroom Officer, President 4: Class Officer, President 4. RONALD HANAN Ron Course-General Ambition-Navy Square Dance Club 1: Photography Club 2: Fire Fighters 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS . . . THIS Y A if ' 'l OUR STORY . MARY ANN C. HANZES Mare Course - Commercial Clerical Ambition- Marriage Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2: Dance Club 3, 4: Nu Tri-Hi-Y Z, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Homeroom Officer. Vice- President 3. IOHN HARAGOS lohn Course-General Ambition-Navy Rifle Club 1: Outdoor Club 2: Rifle Club 3. MARY ANN HARMON Giggles Course-Commercial Clerical Ambition-V-Chuck's wife. Historical Club 1: Future Homemakers oi America 2: Square Dance Club 3: Girls' Chorus 1. ROBERT HAVRILLA Sach Course-Academic Ambition-loin the Service Basketball Club 1: Photography Club 2: Mathemttics Club 3: Outdoor Club 3. ARTHUR A. HERMAN Art Coursee-Agriculture Ambition--Machinist F. F. A. Club 3: Football 1, 2: Basketball 3: F. F. A. Club 3: Class Officer. Sentinel of F. F. A. Club 4. FERNE MAE HOLLAND Ferne Course- 'Commercial Ambition - -Bookkeeper Cheerleaders Club 2: Historical Club 1: Bible Club 3. JOSEPH H. HONZA Gump Course-General Ambition--Truck Driver Outdoor Club 1: Rifle Club Z: Fire Fighters Club 3. PAT HOPWOOD Pat Course--General Ambition- f-Service Outdoor Club 1: Historical Club 2: Fire Fighters Club 3. RITA HUDOCK Reets Course--'Commercial Clerical Ambition-Marriage Cheerleaders Club 1. 2: Dance Club 3: Girls' Chorus 1. MAE HUMBERSON Sis Courses -Commercial Bookkeeping Ambition-I. B. M. Operator Historical Club 1: Torch Newspaper Club 2: Dance Club 3: Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. PROGRESS THROUGH LEARNING SENIORS ALBERT HUMBERT Al CoursekAcademic Ambition-Engineer Hunting and Fishing Club 1: Torch Newspaper Club 2: Fire Fighters 3: Choir 3, 4. ERNESTINE LUCILLE IONES Speedy Course-Commercial Secretarial AmbitionhTelephone Operator Historical Club 1, 2: Future Homemakers of America 3: Girls' Chorus l. ELEANOR FAYE IORDAN Faye Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Telephone Operator Cheerleaders Club l, 2: Future Homemakers of America 3: Band 1, Z. 3, 4: Girls' Chorus l. RUTH ANN IOY Ruthie Course-Commercial Bookkeeping AmbitioniAirline Hostess Cheerleaders Club 1: Historical Club 2: Torch Newspaper Club 3. MICHAEL IOSEPH KARCHNAK Mike Course-Agriculture Ambition-Farmer Rifle Club l: Student Council l: Secretary of P. F. A. 3: President ot F. F. A. 4. MARY ANN KEEFER Keele Course-Commercial Ambition-Teacher Historical Club 1: Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Variety Review 3, 4: Square Dance Club 3: Band 3. 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Newspaper Staff 4: Yearbook Stall 3, 4: Homeroom Oili- cer 3: Student Council 4. RAY KOVALCHICK Porky Course-Academic Ambition-Go to College Football Club 2: Historical Club 2: Photography Club 1: Outdoor Club 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer. Vice- President 4. BETTY LOU KRYNASKI Betty Course-Commercial Secretarial AmbitionhSecretary Dramatics Club 1: Future Homemakers ot America 2: Dance Club 3: Nu Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Commercial Honor Society 4: Student Council 1. MAXINE KURTA Max Course-Commercial Bookkeeping Ambition-Bookkeeper Square Dance Club 1: Future Homemakers Club l: Dance Club 3: Variety Review 3, 4: Girls Chorus l. HARLAN LAKE Harlan Course-General Ambition-To marry Millie Nature Club l: Outdoor Club 2: Fire Fighters 3. SENIORS . . . Jo V1 CATHERINE MARIE LEACHKO Kay Course-'Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Receptionist Cheerleaders Club I, 2: Dance Club 3: Nu Tri-Hi-Y 3: Choir 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Yearbook Stal! 3, 4. IOSEPH LEEPER Course--Mine Maintenance Ambition-Electrician Swimming Club 1. DALE LEHMAN Course-Academic Ambition-Barber Outdoor Club 1, 2: Rifle Nu Upsilon Fratemity 3. BEATRICE LEICHLITER Course4Academic Ambition-Nurse Art Craft Club 1: Historical Club 2: F. H. A. 3. MARLENE LERCH Course-Academic Ambition-Marriage Dick Peck Club 3: Variety Review 1. 2. 3, 4: ..Bea.. Squeaky Historical Club I, Secretary: Torch Newspaper 2: F. H. A. 3, President: Nu Upsilon Fratemity 3: Girls' Chorus 1: Home- room Vice-President I, President 2. BEATRICE LITTLE CoursewCommercial ..Beq,. Ambition--Telephone Operator Future Homemakers of America 3. Secretary: Photography Club 2. FRANK PHILIP MARTIN Phil Course- Academic Ambition-Airplane or auto mechanic Hi-Y 3: Movie Projector 1: Torch Newspaper Staff 2: Fire Fighters 3. ROYCE MARTIN Course-Academic Ambition-Salesman Band l, 2, 3. 4: Rifle Club 1, 2, 3. LUCILLE MAY Lou Course-Commercial Clerical Ambitionw-Perfect wife to Elwood Historical Club 2, 3: Photography Club 1. MARLA LEE McKNlGHT Marlie Course--'Academic Ambition-Nurse Cheerleaders Club 2: Historical Club 3: Girls' Chorus 1: Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. A WELL BOUNDED EDUCATIVE SYSTEM RICHARD MCKNIGHT Course-General Ambition-Air Force Photography Club 1, 2, 3. CHARLES MCNATT Course-General Ambition- Swirnminq Club l: Historical Club 2. NANCY McNATT Course-Commercial Ambition-To be Charlie's wife Historical Club 2: F. H. A. 3. LUCINDA I. MCNUTT Course-Commercial Clerical Ambition-Secretary Bowling Club 3: Library Club 1. SHIRLEY MCNUTT Course-'Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Secretary Bowling Club 3: Dramatics Club 1. Shady Chuck Nano ,.LOu.. ANDREW MEDAR, IR. Junior Course-Academic Ambition-- Rille Club 1: Nature Club Z: Nu Upsilon Fraternity 3. MARIORIE METROS Margie Course--Academic Ambition-Nurse P'hi Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Historical Club 3, President: Dance Club 2: Dramatics Club 1: Cheerleaders Club 1: Homeroom Presi- dent 1, 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4: President of Student Council 4. JANET MILLER Annie Bug Course-Beauty Culture Ambitioniloin the Waves Historical Club 1: Vice-President of Beauty Culture 4. RITA KAY MILLER Cous Course-Academic Ambition-A detective for my girlfriends Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 3: Square Dance Club 2, 3: Romettes l: Homeroom President 1, Vice-President 2: Class Officer, Vice-President: Majorettes 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3, 4. HELEN MORRISON Bob Course-Commercial Clerical Ambition-Telephone Operator Torch Newspaper Club l: Historical Club 2. 3. XWX PRODUCES A WELL ROUNDED SOCIAL INDIVIDUAL MARTHA MORRISON Martha Course--Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Teacher Bible Club 1, 2: Future Homemakers of America 3: Chorus 1. WILLIAM MULLINS Bill Coursev 'Mine Maintenance Ambition-Welder ' Square Dance Club 1: Baseball 3, 4: Secretary of Mine Maintenance 4. DONNA LEE MYERS D. L. Course-Acadamic Ambition--Telephone Operator F. H. A. Club 1: Bible Club 2: Nu Upsilon Fratemity 3: Dramatics Club 3: Girls' Chorus 1. CAROL LEE NEDROW Babe Coursef Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Secretary Cheerleaders Club 1: Torch Newspaper Club 2: F. H. A. Club 3: Girls' Chorus 1: Homeroom Secretary 1. NANCY NERATKA Nance' Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Secretary Historical Club 1: Dance Club 3: Nu Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice- President 4: Homeroom P'resident 3: Student Council 4: Torch Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM F. OLIVER Bill Course-Academic Ambition-Engineering Outdoor Club 1: Rifle Club 2: N. U. United Nations 3: Hall Patrol 4: Football 3, 4: Newspaper 2, 3: Homeroom Presi- dent 1, 4: Student Council 1. BOB ONDRISH B. O. Course--General Ambition-F. B. I. Agent Basketball Club l, 2, 3, 4: Football Club 3: Safety Club 3: Outdoor Club 2: Fire Fighters Club 3: Rifle Club 1: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom President l: Class Officer, President 1. DORIS ELAINE PETKO Doris Course4Academic Ambition-Nurse Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2: Square Dance Club 3: Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Homeroom Vice-President 1, President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3. IRENE PHILLIPS Course-Distributive Education AmbitiondSecretary F. H. A. Club: Torch Newspaper Club: Historical Club: D. E. Club. MARY ANN D. PLUTO Mimmie Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-I. B. M. Operator Cheerleaders Club 2, 3: Dance Club 3, 4: Historical Club 2: Nu Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1. EDWARD POCRATSKY Ed Course-Academic Ambition-Bandleader Torch Newspaper Club 3: Dramatics Club 3: Square Dance Club 3: Football Club 2. 3: Basketball Club 2, 3: Outdoor Club 2: Rifle Club l: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Band 4: Choir 4: Homeroom President 4: Class President 3. PATRICIA IOSEPHINE POLLARD Pat Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Airline Hostess Dramatics Club 1: Safety Club 3: Photography Club 3: Ramette 1, 2, 3: Vice-President of Ramettes 3. MARCELLA PRAMUK Marcy Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Secretary Cheerleaders Club l, 2: Historical Club 3: Commercial Honor Society 4: Torch Newspaper Club 3: Choir Z: Chorus 1. IOAN RACH Io Course-Commercial Clerical Ambition--Airline Hostess Photography Club 1: Cheerleaders Club 2: F. H. A. 3: Girls' Chorus 1: Homeroom Vice-President 2, Secretary 4. ANN IANE RADVANSKY lane Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Secretary Cheerleaders Club 2: Commercial Club 3: Commercial Honor Society 4. MELVIN RAMAGE Hollie Course-General Ambition-Truck Driver Rifle Club l: Outdoor Club 2: Fire Fighters Club 3: Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer 1. -ROSE ANN REVACK Rosey Course-Commercial Ambition-Secretary Historical Club 2: Cheerleaders Club l, 2: Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Class Secretary-Treasurer 2. LEWIS RIDLEY Lew Course-Mine Maintenance Ambition-Electrician Outdoor Club l: Mine Maintenance Vice-President 4. ALFRED M. ROSE Al Course-General Ambition-Have my own business Swimming Club 1: Historical Club 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 4. MAX A. ROSECK Nose Course-Academic Ambition-Marines, State Trooper Riile Club 2: Outdoor Club 1: Football Club 3: Fire Fighters Club 2, 3: Homeroom President 2, Treasurer 4: Class Vice- President 3: Captain of Patrol 4: Patrol 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4: Basketball 1: Student Council 4. SENIORS N .ix MARY LOU RUSSELL Lou Course-Commercial Secretarial AmbitionvSecretary Bible Club 1, 2: F. H. A. Club 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1. WILLIAM A. R. SALITRIK Salty Course-General Ambition-Radio and Television Technician Rifle Club 1: Senior Patrol 4: Radio Staff 2, 3, 4. IOANNE SALUGA Io Course4Beauty Culture Ambition-Housewife Square Dance Club 1. -Q DONALD G. SAVAGE Z Don Course--General B Ambition-Mechanic Rifle Club 1, 2, 3: Band 1. DONNA MARIE SAVAGE Donna Course-Distributive Education Ambition--To be a model. Cheerleaders Club 1, Z: Historical Club 3, Secretary: D. E. Club 4: Homeroom President 1, Secretary-Treasurer 3: Dis- tributive Education Secretary 4. ARTHUR SAYLOR Art Coursee-General Ambition-Dancer Gun Club 1: Outdoor Club 3: Choir 4. BEVERLY ELAINE SELLERS Bev Course--Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Private Secretary F. H. A. 1: Handicraft Club 2: Historical Club 3. EMIL SELLONG Ame CoursefGeneral Ambition-Play big league baseball Outdoor Club 1: Rifle Club 2: Fire Fighters Club 2, 3: Foot- ball 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Vice-President 3: Student Council 2. IOSEPH I. SIBLE Ice Course- - Commercial Bookkeeping Ambition-Office worker Outdoor Club 1: Rifle Club 2: Fire Fighters Club 3: Senior Patrol 4. IHENE E. SIDOR Rene Course- Commercial Secretarial Ambition--Secretary Torch Newspaper Club 1: Dramatics Club 1: Historical Club 2: Commercial Club 3: Commercial Honor Society 4: Band 1, 2: Nu Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Student Council 1: Homeroom Secre- tary 1, Treasurer 2. Treasurer 3. SENIORS SCHOOL FOR ALL SENIQRS... AN AMERICANIIDEAL KATHRYN SLABAUGH Kay Courseelicademic Ambition-Nurse Girls' Basketball 1: Historical Club 1: Cheerleaders Club 2, 3: Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 4, Chaplain 4: Rifle Club 3: Girls' Chorus 1: Choir 2: Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4. IANET MARIE SMITH lan CoursefCommercial Bookkeeping Ambition-Telephone Operator Torch Newspaper Club 2: F. H. A. Club 3: Library Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Girls' Chorus 1: Choir 2, 3, 4. ROSE ELLEN SMITH Midget Course4Commercial Bookkeeping Ambition-Typist Library Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Torch Newspaper Club 3: Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1. ELEANOR ISOBELLA STOVER Pooch CoursefCommercial Secretarial Ambition-Social Worker Historical Club 2: Bible Club 1: Safety Club 3: Girls' Chorus 1. RAYMOND SUHY Ray Course-Auto Shop Ambition-Mechanic Outdoor Club 1: Auto-Shop Secretary 4. ELOISE SUMEY Ellie Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Secretary Bible Club 1: Torch Newspaper Club 2: Historical Club 3: Choir 1, 2, 3: Commercial Honor Society 4: Torch News- paper Staff 4: Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY SWANTEK Shirl Course-Distributive Education Ambition-Telephone Operator Historical Club 1: Torch Newspaper Club Z: F. H. A. Club 3: D. E. Club 4: Girls' Chorus 1. ANNA MARIE TAKOCH Bunnie CourseACommercial Secretarial Ambition-Secretary Cheerleaders Club 1: Newspaper Clipping Club 2: Torch Newspaper Club 3: Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Commercial Honor Society 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 1. CALVIN RAY TRADER Couch Course4Commercia1 Bookkeeping Ambition-Photoengraver Torch Newspaper Club 1, 2, 3: Projector Club 1: Band 2, 3, 4: Choir 3: Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Business Manager and Photographer: Yearbook Staii 4. FRANCES TRESKY Io Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Bookkeeper Historical Club 1, Treasurer: Cheerleaders Club 2, President: Dance Club 3: Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 3: Girls' Basket- ball 1, Z: Choir 3 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Homeroom Officer, 2, 3: Student Council 1, Secretary. 91 1 SENIORS ' f Q Mi 'S .. ii W :I-if 'W Ii 30 fl 1? A A U N l. , I U ', G ' W ..H1.. Co dt ic e llc r 1 c .in -F. sms' H xcrait 4: P. H. A. 2, Presi- . Nu Ti ' 1' ,'4' lgajo 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls' X orus 1: t ' nt Cogncil , , 4, President 3. 5 t V?LKO :E Nell C rset- cad ic ' l LW A se l l -l F ma dk, phomc-:fig sj4Uniontown: Science Club 1 he aders lub 1: C egleader 1: Tri-I-Y: F. H. A. 3. BEVERLY WARDLE Chewing Gum Kid CoursevCommercial Secretarial Ambition-A school bus driver Art Craft Club 1: Hobby Club 2: Historical Club 3. IAMES H. WARDLE lim Course-General Ambitionilluto Mechanic Outdoor Club 1: Rille Club 2: Fire Fighters Club 3. IOAN GRACE WARMAN Hub Course-Commercial Bookkeeping Ambition-Be Albert's wiie Historical Club Z: F. H. A. 3: Historical Club 3: Student Council 3: Girls' Basketball l. IANICE E. WEIMER I. C. Course-Academic Ambition-To be a nurse Bible Club 1: Torch Newpasper Club 2: Historical Club 3: Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3: Dramatics Club 3: Choir 1. PATRICIA ANN WELSH Patty CoursesAcademic Ambition-Laboratory Technician Bible Club 1: Historical Club 2, 3: Nu Upsilon 3. CHARLES RONALD WHITE Ronnie Course-Academic Ambition-Career in the Army Basketball Club 1: Hunting and Fishing Club 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Nu Upsilon 3. JERRY ROBERT WHITMAN Hungry Course-Academic Ambition-State Trooper Rifle Club 1: Outdoor Club 2: Football Club 3: Fire Fighters Club 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1: Football Captain 4: Homeroom Vice-President 1. 4. ESTHER WILKOVICH Es Course-Commercial AmbitionABe Ed's wife Historical Club l, Z: F. H. A. 2: Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Treasurer Historical Club 2, Vice-President 1: Girls' Chorus 1: Home- room President 1. LOOKING FORWARD TO SUCCESS BEVERLY ALICE WILLIAMS Bev Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Secretary Historical Club 1, 2, 3. Secretary 3: Commercial Honor Society 4, Secretary: Girls' Chorus 1. BARBARA IEAN WOZNY Barb Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Secretary Iunior Historical Club 1: Cheerleaders Club 2, 3: Square Dance Club 3: Commercial Honor Society 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Phi Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Sta!! 4: Homeroom Vice- President l: Historian, Phi Tri-Hi-Y. HELEN YAUGER Course-Distributive Education Ambition-Housewife Historical Club 1: Cheerleaders Club 2: Dramatics Club 3: D. E. Club 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Homeroom Secretary 2. SHIRLEY YAUGER , Shirl Course-Commercial Clerical Ambition-Airline Hostess F. H. A. 1: Square Dance Club 3: Ramettes 1. 2, 3, 4: Square Dance Club 2: Choir 2, 4: Girls' Chorus 1. ALVIN YORK l0hn Course!Machine Shop Ambition-Machinist Swimming Club 1: Football 1: Baseball 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA A. ZAVATSON Butt Course-Commercial Clerical Ambition-To be Buffs wife Cheerleaders Club 1: Historical Club 2: Safety Club 3: Ramettes 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1: Homeroom Secretary-Treas- urer 1. BARRY ZAVISLAN Hoppy Course-Academic Ambition-State Trooper ' Swimming Club 1: Rifle Club 2: Outdoor Club 2: Football Club 3: Nu Upsilon 3: Football 1, 2: Football Manager 3, 4. SENIORS . . . BARBARA ANN BODNAR Barb Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition--Private Secretary Dramatics Club 1: Cheerleaders Club 2: Dance Club 3: Nu Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 4: Commercial Honor Society, President 4: Band 1, 2,: Yearbook Staff 3, 4: Homeroom Secretary 1. ROSE ANNE DESCARO Roxie Course-Commercial Secretarial Ambition-Airline Hostess Torch Newspaper Club 2: Square Dance Club 3: Commercial Honor Society 4: Phi Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Treasurer Phi Tri-Hi-Y 4: Homeroom Secretary 3. FRANK MANKOVITCH Spider Course-Academic Ambition-Baseball Outdoor Club 1: Square Dance Club 3: Fire Fighters Club 3: Swimming Club 1: Hi-Y 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3. DONALD SWIFT Walt Course-Commercial Clerical Ambition--Air Force Swimming Club 1: Hi-Y 2, 3: Riile Club 2: Historical Club 3: Fire Fighters 3: Patrol, Iunior and Senior: Band 1, 2: Color Guard 4: Choir l, 2, 3, 4. Q SENIORS NOT PICTURED K I CHARLES BERNDT Beans ROBERT PECCON KJ j Pee Course-General Course-Academic Ambition'Army Ambition! Riile Club 2: Newspaper Club 3: Patrol 4: Outdoor Club 1: Manager ol Football 3, 4. IACK BOWSER Course-Academic Ambition-Farmer Outdoor Club 1: Photography Club 2: Fire Fighters Club 3. DONALD CRONIN Louie Course-Mine Maintenance Ambition-Electrician Outdoor Club 1. DONALD DANKO Speedy Course--Mine Maintenance Ambition-Singer Outdoor Club l: Football l: Baseball 1: Mine Maintenance Treasurer 4. BARBARA DEMETER Barb Course-Commercial Ambition-Get married Safety Club 3: Civics Club 2: Girls' Chorus 1. Model Airplane Club 1: Safety Club 3: Patrol 4: Rifle Club 2, 3: Torch Newspaper Club 2: Horneroom Secretary 4. GEORGE RODEHEAVER Hank Course-Mine Maintenance Ambition-Electrician Basketball Club l: Football 1, 2: President Mine Mainte- nance 4. IACK VENICK Yetez Course-General Ambition- D Basketball Club 1, 2, 3: Football Manager 1: Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. ROY WALLACE Moe Course-Academic Ambition-Race driver Outdoor Club 1, 2, 3. Lv A . IUNIOR OFFICERS Seated-Russell Hellein, President. Standing-Left to right: Ioy Davison, Secretory-Treasurer: Wilson, Sponsor: lock Shulz, Vice-President. Adanitsch, Donald Allan, Barbara Allman, Donald Allton, Dolores Ambrose, JoAnn Anderson, Janet Ashton, Ronald ,na S-3.11, K? vi if ... In , Mr. ,.. w 4 i. dub -if ,,,. - IUNIORS... Students of North Union look forward to their junior year under the leadership of Mr. Harry Wilson as a highlight of their high school career. One of the big days of this year was the day we received our rings. Another was the most successful skating party of the year. These are but two of many memorable occasions. We are watching the new construction anxiously, hoping to be the first class to have graduation exercises in our gymna- sium. lik ww 2 , :ii . A 'K Kapil' 2 41.4. 3 Balsone, Tom s A Barczy, Emory - Bashar. Patty , y W K K Bixler, William ,R . V fi '53 Vx' Q , ' a We Bla'-check, Lenora -' . Ig 'F , ..-r 1 1-' ei Bobirk, Raymond mi. ng wi' if 'Sv' 'V Bock, Nancy . 5 ,. Y --J: 1 4 3 ,gi , aww ,..g gif, VVV, l V, Borlnar, George Boger, jackie ' . In Bosley,Charles ', - N' an Bosley, Joanne vi 'Hg ' Q 7 Q gp ,. Jw '- Bowden, Devona ' H h X' Q., ge 3, Butler, Robert vxjj 'WS 15-. up so Carter, Jacqueline ini, R? AN39- , ,k sa' 'g, A , A 'wf V 4 Hn -za - ,F 1 If ji - , 1.1. l at MX 1, Centennial. Daisy I Chalfant, Richard .A ' Chapley, Nancy A - g A cnlebek, Henry ' g vi - . J I W , M 39 Clark, Faye . i I f . , e A N' ' collins. Connie ,ie -Q, LE, . 3 if' Q ,gg M v- V Conroy, Janet M oss- 5 t I I A- an wwf... Y A ., ' ..r - K 4 t ma , , A ,Q .in . f' ' Q' XJ Q. 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'A -M if A A' 4 , R If 0- f V 4 L 2 , ' 7 A, I, W. . 1, N i, 5, i i ' , 5 ., QQ, - an 'Sf 2 i 1 2' W 4 fl . so ' W' i .gf U , A V ': ,Q , 'J ii .. , 'if ' M M tr .a r.. ,a J- v ' A Q sz- , 1 3 GF .sq N J fx 1 znn was I A if 4 'P' Nz, .3 i dr w ' X ,M r l 0 in D 3' 'O mai .. wi QE? , 1g x ,F Q 'ij -me . F IUNIORS... MR. WILSON'S PROTEGES 34 Davison, Joy Dean, Marlene Dennis, Nina jean Dewitt, Carmen Dohish, Patricia Dolney. Joe Dragone. Ernestine Dreistadt. Richard Duranko, Janet Ellis, Patty Evans. john Fee, Dale Ferencak, Robert Fields, Sandra Fiffick, Dolores Fiorvanti, Loretta Fisher, Ralph Forsythe, june Franczyk, john Friend, Gary Fuller, Glenda Cvabrin, Monica Gallentine, Sarah Gardner, Charles Garrow, Robert Gerglev, Fred Gordon, Albert Grimm, Sam Halm, Patti Halbrook, Wayne Halfhill, Phillip Hall, Wilhert Hall. Willard Hanna, jack Hellein. Russell Hixenbaugh. Aldora Hixson, Benita Holland. James Holt, Diane Howard, Roxio Hradesky, Conrad Hranek, Loretta Hudock, Edward Humberston. Ray Humbert, Gilbert Jacobs, Carl Jacobs, Ethel johnson, Lillie' Karpinsky, john Kendro, Patty Kirk, Lakin Kobzowicz, Bernard Kolosky, Eugene Kovach. Eleancr Kovach, Judy Kozak, Marie Krevinko, Marv Ann LaClair. Larry Landman, Shirley Ll-gat, Cecelia Lombardo. Sal Lozaw, Patty Lvnch. Donald Mancini. Dante Manges, Sandra Mankowich, John Martin. Carol Martin, James Martin, Myrna Martin. Patty May, Antoinette McClain, Loretfa IUNIORS... McGregor. Edna McLaughlin. Ruth Ann Me-dar, Margaret Meggett, Tom Miller, john Miller, Lonnie Morris, Anne Morris. john Myers. John Nicholson, John Nicklow, Connie Nicklow, Norma Oberly, Richard Oliver, June Patterson, Nancy Paull, joe Payne. Mose Peccon, Rita Pellegreen, Earl Phillips, joan Phillips. Robert Pilipik, Jean Porado. Eleanor Pratt, Ronald Priester, Sally Quarrick, Charles Recicar, Kay Ribniscky, Shelby Richards. Leroy Roman, David Rosier, William Saylor, Loretta Schulz, jack Sikina, joseph Silbaugh, Linda Smalley, Russell Smith, Waunita Smithberger, Ruth Soxmnn, Francis Spruell, Melva Stafford, Evelyn Stull, Barbara Suich, Dolores Swaney, Tom Swift, Lilybet Sybert, Carolyn Tarr, Jill Tedrow, Vera May Thomas, Barbara Thomas, Shirley Thompson, Lola Mae Trainer, Donna Troycheck, John Turpin, Franklin Upole, Donald Unice, Sandra Vargo, Frank Wadsworth, Merle Wilson, Janice Wise, joy Wovas, Eddie Yoder, Yvonne Zebley, Kathryn Zehel, Cecelia Zerecheck. Robert Zoretic, Phillip ONE YEAR TO GRADUATION , f S ..il as . i ' .41 l 'W . 5, 'H T v'i' fi . A A ' X' A P' ' in 'S' A an , WEA .,?.. M A W I 0 N ,X --. L In '53 , ,Q b ,.,, I A F , E I y I Q . Q V x ni Vi' 'f Y I .,,.. Vix. I x .I .-' ' . ' Q 'A y, ,Q If f, V. ks i ' Qf , F ad ' 7. ii W 6 Q -gn ,. - f ,l f ' R 1 111, ' if- R ' . rr - Q. - ,- A ' 'f 'ul in 8 ,M K 5 - : . 'LW' lv, 1 53 K, l EE' . P .. A 3' 29 v',v ','A I on if . .-4 r Ak F ., r. Q ,.: - it A X f. K MAA X 5 ,, V X 7 A.v.v .-ij ! .lf I ,K 'M A ' .,e, ssx Qld , S791 . W ' ' A A YI to V elii - A ' f ,X Y' i W . .. I i if l 1-4. t 375 ' H' 4 ' iii . f m- 3 . 0- . H ia 4' A A ' y in is M- A -' A 4-1,52 ' , '53 'W A rf' ,mf lm : A F H it il A is A a s Pe 'G-4 W Q , -f 7' 'E' 555: L - sf :'. Y- . J ? f . - N-Q. H K . 'il' ' A A '-1Q 1 ' f w A I A - . A, 32 ' . - :Q ff M, A... . ,. 6, . be Q 'W ,im Q, , to , 'E' 5' Y I . .,.,,.L V? ke gig k r rk., H swmtyy 'wg Q LZ in ,dk y if A A i ' 4 .Q L fr e ,ag ' A S e, ' we . 75' -:r -see A lk:-' 35 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Seated Robert Ryzok, President. Standing Frances Bcxbinsky, Secretory-Treasurer: Mr. Crawford. Sponsor: Ritcx Komcmecky, Vice-President. Adams, Saundra Ashton, Richard Babinsky, Frances Baird. Connie Banko, Ronald Barhuscak, Catherine Barnes, Dave Bartock, Catherine Bala, Geraldine Berry, Shirley Bigam. Dean Bock, Patty Bolish, Bertie Bosley, jean Bowden, Betty Lou Boyd, Shirley Brain, Marlene Brown, james Brown, Patty Bukovan. jane! Burgess, Claudette Chrise, Gloria Chuska, Elsie Clark, Viola Clingan, jerry Coleman. Faye Collins, Wilma Conn, Robert Connelly. Bill Cooley, James Cossick, Susan Cnstenic. Patricia Crable, Donald Craft, Gayla Cronin. Margaret Crossland, Kenneth One more step on the stairs of school life has brought us to the level called sophomore, We look back with a feel- ing of pride in accomplishment, but with a feeling of regret in the past pleasant events of our first nine years of school. We realize that we must now start to concentrate on preparation for school life because, as sophomores, we really start on the courses of our choice. We are sorry that some of our number have passed up opportunities to partici- pate in as many activities as possible and we approach our junior year with the thought that with the added facilities due next year, our school life will be broadened considerably. P ,Nj V Y Q 1 ,M Q4 , 'F 8 'M 7 ,rg . if psi- Aj fee.. . 'H?. i-'ir -'fe ' 4' N l tiis g r :fills ' t me i Q g an at ...r MA - ' r l by pf . r -.W ,f , an l f . '.'l, in lr H a F' L , M N R A W gtg V y x 1 4 Alil In 4 t U iiii i S 'A , AA ' ,S Q- su the G3 z S rl. 0 lm ii asf' -if wil, in at pp, Q Q, M S -:KL i 1 4' '-- , i HK 1 'inn x fy 1,4 A ., .R f if s , ' bf , 4 I ii :gli K I U nj s. K I ,., if if 36 SOPHOMOBES . . . Cummings, George Davidson, Richard Davison, Jennie Dayton, Judy Deba, Veronica DeCarlo. Leonard DeCenzo, Richard Delligatti, Catherine Donovan, Frances Duckworth, Lorraine Elder, Claude Emilio, Frank Eperjesi, Robert Fani, Joe Franko, Beverly Franks, Thelma Frazier, Rebecca Gales, William Gardner. Rose Ann Gaudiano, Danny George, Kenneth Gibson, Dorothy Gilbert, Ann Gilbert, Sylvia Gillum, Ronald Girod, Judy Gore, Faye Griglak, Sylvia Grubbs, Edna Guerreri, Lois Guess, Linda Hall, Edith Hall, Norman Hanan, Larry Harford, Darlene Harto, Edward Hawkins, Linda Heaton, Thelma Herring, Tom Hicks, Judith Holland, David Howard, Shirley Hudock, Doris Humbert, Leora Hutchinson, George Jacobs, Ruth Ann Johnson, Roberta Johnson, Virginia Jose, Judy Kazimer, Gene Klena, Bernard Knoyer, Frances Kobzowicz, Robert Kollar, Anna Mae Kollar, Esther Komanecky, Rita TWO RUNGS F ROM THE TOP . G' K 1, ni y- 2 4 1' . S -. I , K - v ias? , V . ., r B, . Q list: ' 9' I ,.,,v,.,A . , 53532 . .:' ,H n ' ,., V g , E , gg - If s as i i- g , irr - ,ff , ,, g ,., i. ,W .- -W MJ H f M Y s 13' x . , ,,,,, , WM yy 'ik Qiefgw ,f gf' Ii, ' - '- fm .gs ff Rnvbw, QQ . 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K , A: i V FIA i i i, X , Q , by M I J aa , , if T . i v ' or f X IX . i f YEARS Koontz, William Koposko, Cecelia Kozak, George Kozak, Jerome Kozel, Kenneth Krevinko, Barbara Krofcheck, Jerome Kubala, Mary Ann Landman, Shirley Lawson, John Leachko, Anastasia Leeper, Raymond Lloyd, Faye Loeffel, Curtis Lohr, Betty Marcus, Susan Marshall. Beatrice Martin, Bonnie Martin, Charletta Martin, Emily Martin. Enza Gale Martin. Nancy Martin, Ronnie Masi, Mary Mazurek, John McGalla, Sandra McGinnis, Joanne McNair, Jean Mc:Vey, Don Mele, Anthony Mikula, Carolyn Miller. Shirley Miller, Thelma Milosovich. Gerald Mossburg. Mary Lou Moyer, Madeline Murray, Sallie Nicklow. Mary Ann Novacheck, Martha Novacheck. Victoria Oldland. David Painley, Tom Paull. Shirley Pawlak, Raymond Peccon, Barbara Phelan, Duane Pilipick, Carol Pocratsky, Sophie Pramuk, Martha Jea Pratt, Billy Punday, Tom Reale, Donna Reckard, James Retaner. Sam Reynolds, Donald Roby, J ames I1 Rockwell, Elaine Rolfe, Barbara Rule, Barbara Ryzol-:, Robert Salitrick. Gertrude Santore, Paula Savage, Joy Schafer, Wayne Semans. Michael Sherlock, Charles Shimko, Margaret Sible, Bill Silbaugh, Nina Silbaugh, Russell Skovira, Margaret Soxman, Dick Spaw, Bill Springer, Mazella Stickle, Ruth Stickle, Thomas Stiner, Helen Stout, Betty Suder, Lois Swaney, Freda Tesauro, Angela Thorpe, Janice Tissue, Bryan Trainor, Joanne Traynor, Judy Tuttle, Patty Vall, Robert Vensko, Joe Vincent, june Wadsworth, Ruth Ann Wardle, Jacqueline Weaver, Carol Wedl, Mary Welsh, Norman Whitman, Sandra Wilson, Ben Wilson, Beverly Yauger, Cecelia Zavatson, John Zebley, Darlene Zebley, Mary Jane Zerecheck, Margaret . A . '25 H .ig sw.. i y 4, Q, 'E eas' , we 'Q 1 All' l I 4 .1 1 M' - ...A ewan 1:1 , '- gf -can Q, , '-31 . 'ff .-' . , 1 ..: M , P ' 'S .tr yi rss t ., ' . . 'Q , ,,. fl v i , riii 5 fm ' ll- we 1 + S s llll . 2 s 'S A. A Af S if s 11 at K E Q3-' S 3' iii A 2 . J ,L ,, I . , I nb. S a i will ' S - ' -A tw ' 'aff 71 ,,,,. , 'J' 11' il -1 M 5. 4 - o 1- . -, ,.... at . 'Q at 'M ,-: .. -Ja i t ' .. . L ' fn. VVVV Avg..-crass b V ,.,. , 5 'A I . Vw, . V ..:, N Q f A g if-- ,,,., J A if fa, , . if . , We aara i . . is 'ii -uf ' 'mlflf' 'UF ,,,- 1 at 'T ' SOPHOMORE HI-LITES I Losing the stigma of freshmen O Choosing our courses of study. 0 Fitting into the groove of classes. O Football games at home and away. 0 Electing class officers. 39 O Spring and baseball. Tests and more tests. Christmas holidays-at last! Basketball games-thrilling! School is out and-sophomores no more' Allan, john Armul. Carol A ihhy, Dale Bala, Tom Balchak Ronnie Barnett, William Barlnrk, joseph Bala, Jeanette Batko, Patty BL-nrlis, john Bt-urhur, George Bittingor, Harriet Blarvy. Sandra Enjnar, Rolwrt Bngur, Charles Bulk. Lillian Bowers. Connie Brnwn, Carol Brynr-r, Ronald Castvel, Geraldine Chlclzok, Ed Churhy. Betty Ch-avvr, Gerald Clingan, Lois Cole. Dirk Colgan, Bvlty Cooper, Ronald Cornish, Nancy Cn-asirk, Ja-an Crnyton. Patty Cravtun Sarah Crossland, juan Crossland, Rose Mary Cunningham. ,Im-rry Custer, john Dankn, Bernard Danko, Eleanor Davenport, Shirley Dawson, ,Ioan Dean, Carol DeCarlo, james Descaro, Mary jane Our first introduction to high school life was a confusing affair. We may have seemed lost for a while, but not for long. We now consider our- selves experienced high school people ready for the challenge of our sophomore year. Bring on next year. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Seated Paul Saluga. President. Standing Left io right: Larry Wozny, Vice-President: Rose O'Hern, Secretary: Mr. Fisher, Sponsor: Patty Swaney, Treasurer. 'ai fr: F A nsnen 7 . v ax J FF ' ...ii ' sw f Ff.:,w 4 F A. '1-, ' F 4 a se -at 'r 12 , '. 1 . 'u 5 .5 QV - ,,- ,yn V QA 1, Q -ra F an f Y -4 F l Wi 1g.F 3 ' as F9 Yi 1 1' Fw- .,.. .M 1 f F 1 Qnzv 1 .1. wa X F. ,.,A , :rsh AF. A 4 ' , L Ji L . y ,V ' f -'su if 0 F ul M ..,,h- f ,fi i ' L V . 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Linda Hamborsky, Leonard Haragos, Billy Harding, Beverly Hawk, Harry Heaton, John Hicks, Charles Hider, Edmund Hoar, Oliver Holup, Margaret Honza, Helen Horton, Phillip Horwat, Paul Hose, joan Hradesky, Gloria Hunt, Sarah Hutchinson, james FRESHMEN... A WELCOMED NEW EXPERIENCE iii '35 f' Q Y 3 'Ir' V . ' , L 'WSW' fi K. .4 v ' rii 52- L it I A ' ,. :wiv My , M L 'T V. 'Q' E ii ff 'iii by 1.13 .J H 5' :E L' ih', as 6 A We Qt' fi . ,. ., i i f - . N if A - , V ,:-,.-.. I Q55 rt, , 'ia .Z-Q F aa '-.5 '- ::, - . if , f' ---. ..- -,' ' I V 1.' ,, A ,o ,wa L E ,.s, E 2 - ,.a i Q c 2 .4 , 'W' 41 ffl Q, -E9 ii 32 ,, W ., 'fr' 4 J I af , I sq 9 . I ' Fx? .A ri, Q1 K- I at fc:-Y , A, K .--,. I ' 7 ' ,v vb an-k .J ,-A , M iz 5 ,-4 ig ii 5 D 4 gg AA Aff' X W, 1' SRA cu. .we ig I Q cgi , K ax - 1, in fe, - il t 'rf 1' A . ff ' 1 i rf .,. g 37. 8 Q I ,R W i K' , ig 'riif' gi , t Vi? 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Jefferies, Tom Jellick, Phyylis johnson, Dorothy Jose, John Kacmar, Robert Kohl, Irene Kikta, Paul King, Dolores Kisak, jane Klink, James Klink, Sandy Klink, William Kovalchick, Bernardino Kovak. Charles Krevinko, Steve Krynaski, Stanley Kuban, Marlene Kurcina, Robert Lake, Nlarilyn LaPrall, Georgiann Lcasure. Bonnie Lee, Arlene Lotz, Noel Lowry, Dotti Lynch, Shirley Marcus, Martin Martin, Gary May. Judith McGregor, Lena McNutt, Roberta Miller, Ella Jane Miller, Rosezelma Moore, Gary Morgan, Eileen Morgan, Joan Morrison, Richard Mrosko. Joan Mullins, Booker Myers, Teddy Nahaj, Loretta Nedrow, Linda Nicklow, Dorothy Nicklow, Virginia O'Hern, Rose Opalko, Joseph Pashke, Larry Pater, Joan Pawlak, Carol Pillar, JoAnn Phillips. Ronnie Phelan, Robert Pocratsky, Genevieve Pocratskv, Mary Ann Polito, Patsy Pollard, Rose Lee Pompei, Madelene Provanre, Spencer Puskar, Paul Quarrick, john Quarrick, Joe Rankin, Ray Rector, Frank Rockwell. Ronald HIGH SCHOOL AND AN . 42 Rohm, Bradley Romantic, William Rosier. Robert Russell, Glenn Ryan, Patty Sabatula, Dolores Saluga, Kathleen Saluga, Paul Sankovich, Thomas Savjge, Bill Schuifz' Gan' Seamaisg Belly se-.g..,,, r aye, Solinfzg, W'llxam Se-machko, Patricia Sestak, Joanne Shipley, Bernice Shuster, Paula Shushock, Irma Silbaugh, Robert Silbaugh, Shirley Sillett, Robert Skovira, Tom Slampak. Donald Smith, Carolyn Smith, Gwendolyn Smith. Ruth Ann Smitley, Gerald Snowden, Ross Snyder, Jacqueline Spaw, Kenneth Stafford, Carol Strick, Judith Sullivan, Patricia Swaney, Terry Swetz, Thelma Sytko, Patty Taggert. Albert Takac, John Thomas. Jack Thomas. liffoses Thorpe, Connie Tobak, Judy Trainor, Barbara Tressler. Paul Unice, Martha Urhan, Ethel Vance, Carole Vance. Donald Verbus. Lawrence Wallace, joseph Walls, Dick Waltz, joe Wargo. Dolores Walt:-rs, David Weasentorth, Willa Weinier, Dan Weaver, Ronald We-dl, Ronald Whitman, Arlene Wilkovich, Walter Wood, Peggy Jo Wozny, Larry Yauger, Janice Young, Darlene Young. Sandra York, Floyd Zavislon, Ronnie Zebley, Linda Zerecheck, Tom rd FRESHMEN . . . ,r is dak 'X 5' fm 5 X if ff fa an . ,, LY, ... J .X as le Ln -up ,K an-ea kg. i 64.31 .AW ENTIRELY NEW OUTLOOK t Q o aa wi iii i J ,Q is in Y A' 5? 'W I-if-is A f .,-f W fi. .4 x ' W 1 Q l ii l ,A A ,-A i 1 'YQ W Ui.- ev ., Q ff ,, ' W , li I ztz i if it , , t l A E,. 1 V ,s ky ,,., 'Q ' i W in S .iea S Qfgff exe - ' peeff -1,15 in S ' , f' t ,lm I if .e o , ,-.. S 1- 5 fl 'w,'l fam ,by A ' .4 iiei 145 i 1 iWM??Qf7 11 SEK' y'l S, W yt Q , ieoo ,f f e 2 1 3 l.. i f- J' -A it wr, 39' 1 QQ., 4? W x f'1':'-' . as 7 i '13 i L ii 9 3 gi, f?r 5 'af , vyf I ,,,, W9 I af l . an LMS, G , 3avl'C' ' iiii :QL - ... ofa. ' S ,: s , cz ,if faf 1? -'H' fs Q Q-W .::. STN .6 1.1 I I! . if S ,, ,sl . Q., I . 1 '+A -, 13 FF' '- QQ ?c fin 533 Digg ii gl- ii ff -z . M l Lla , no 3. V 't yin Q A ILM-f I .M , an J I E 'Hr' 2 T' i,.'wii? 4 X BUY YOUR COOKIES HERE NEWSPAPER BAND CHORUS STUDENT COUNCIL PATROL TRI-HI-Y COMMERCIAL MOLDIN LIFE M Na 6 WQC ,A-7 ' ' Q12 whqx' Q ,W , . , 'S 'J' , iff 2 , if Q . xg ,K N . 1 V ,K -g' 4- 'K 'M 3 'Q x XQSQQQ1 -- A. ki 1, XV ' . 5 Nw x Nxzwi fi? f E A if 1 5. -wi 1. 'wa 'VF Row 1 Left to right. Linda Silbauqh, Patty Costenic, Helen Vargog Mr. Lukotch, Mr. Means, and Mr. Wilson, Sponsors: Gloria Fecek, Ieanette Bata, Connie Collins. Row 2 Marlene Brain, Patty Sullivan, Nancy Neratka, Patty Beaumont, Ianice Thorpe. Flow 3 Cecelia Zehel, Ioy Davison, Charles Sherlock, Hay Cheripko, Tom Cossick, Max Roseck. Iohn Allen, Mary Ann Keefer. Row 4 Bill Pratt, Ronald Balchak, Iohn Troycheck, Donald Upole, Edward Chlebek, Bill Cooley. Charles Hicks. CNot pictured -Marge Metros, Steve Moroffko, Frank Costolo, Delores Wargo, Melvin Hall, Devona Bowden, Barbara Baileyj STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is comprised of one student from each homeroom, the Senior Class officers, one representative from the radio staff, the newspaper and yearbook staffs, and a dec- orating committee. Activities of the Student Council for the past year have been a magazine selling campaign, selling jerseys with North Union emblems on them, keeping the bulletin boards decorated, and the very worthwhile project of distributing baskets to needy families during the Christmas holidays. The Council is under the supervision of Mr. Means, Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Lukotch. STUDENT PATROL The purpose of the Senior Patrol is to main- tain order and keep the traffic in the halls run- ning smoothly. Being seniors, it is also the duty duty of the patrol to set an example in character and social conduct for the underclassmen. The patrolmen are stationed at intervals down the hall and at the busiest intersections within the main hall. Performing these duties, the patrol is one of the most important of the organizations which function to keep our school a good one. Melvin Hall was this year's very capable Cap- tain. Row 1 Left to right: Mr. Furin. Max Roseck. Melvin Hall. Charles Bemdt, Ioe Sible. Row 2 Roger Saltrick, Bill Oli- ver, Bruce Guesman, Don Swift. Row 3 Ice Fifiick, Iames Chu- rilla, Dick McKnight. Row 4 Ioe Conroy, Robert Pe-cf con, Bob Ondrish, Ierry Whit- man. KNot pictured Tom Cos- sick.l PHI Row 1-Mrs. Anderson. Pat Beau- mont, Kay Slabaugh, Iill Tarr. Mary Gaydos, Barbara Wozny. Row 2--Melva Spruell, Patty Lo- zaw, Anna Marie Takoch, Ian- ice Wilson, Iudy Kovach, Rita Miller, Nancy Bock. Row 3-Icy Wise, Iune Oliver. Marla McKnight, Sondra Unice. Margie Metros, Barbara Allan, Frances Tresky. Row 4-Doris Davis, Benita Hix- son. Mary Ann Keeler, Marlene Iones, Ernestine Dragone. Row 5-Sandra Fraley, Eloise Sumey. Dolores Fiifick, Rose Ann Revack. Esther Wilkovich, Ioanne Bosley, Mae Humberson. tNot pictured - Gloria Fecek. Sandra Fields, Doris Petko. Dolores Suich.l NU Row 1-Barbara Bailey, Loretta Fiorvanti, Patty Conteen, Bar- bara Bodnar, Nancy Neratka. Dorothy Duritsa. Mrs. Klein. Row 2-Rita Peccon, Betty Kry- naski, Loretta Saylor, Glenda Fuller, Irene Sidor, Iulia Dra- gone. Row 3-- Lenora Blascheck. Bar- bara Dodson. Rosemary Domi- nick, Mildred Franko, Devona Bowden. Connie Collins. Row 4iLinda Silbaugh, Helen Vargo, Mary Ann Honzes, Bar- bara Stull. CNot pictured-Ioy Davison.J -r, rf? ...M.....r... . 1. .,,, a. V 1., .-.,...l.. C7 TRI-I-II-Y Tri-Hi-Y is a club for girls which is associ- ated with the Y. M. C. A. As far back as 1858, a high school Y. M. C. A. was organized, and today there are eight thousand Hi-Y and T ri- Hi-Y Clubs. The purpose of Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. North Union High School has two such clubs. They are the Nu Tri-Hi-Y, which is sponsored by Mrs. Klein, and the Phi Tri-Hi-Y, which is sponsored by Mrs. Anderson. The officers of the Nu are: President, Dorothy Duritsag Vice-Presi- dent, Nancy Neratkag Secretary, Barbara Bod- narg Treasurer, Patty Conteeng Chaplain, Loretta Fiorvanti. The officers of the Phi are: President, Patty Beaumont, Vice-President, Mary Gaydosg Secretary, Jill Tarrg Treasurer, Rose Ann Des- carog and Chaplain, Kay Slabaugh. This year each club sent two girls to repre- sent them in the United Nations at Harrisburg. The girls who attended the conference were Patty Beaumont, Dorothy Duritsa, Barbara Bailey and Mary Gaydos. They represented France and Ecquador. The clubs also participated in such activities as swimming, bowling, a painting party, initiation parties, Easter egg sales, and bake sales. MUSIC. . . ADDS COLOR TO PARADES . . . FOOTBALL GAMES . . CHRISTMAS DAVID MARTIN Music Director GIRLS' CHORUS Row 1-Lett to right: Connie Thorpe, Shirley Silbaugh, Martha Unice, Rosemarie O'Hern, Rosalie Dutkewycz. Ruth Ann Hall, Eleanor Danko, Peggy Io Wood, Iudy Dobis, Carol Forman. Kay Saluga, Patty Sullivan, Ioan Crossland, Father Golden, Lena McGregor, Paula Shuster, Ianet Gales. Row 2-Kathleen Fordyce, Faye Nicklow, Iean Fitzgerald, Barbara Fairfax, Beverly Harding. Bernice Shipley, Dolores King, Ieanette Bata, Helen Honza, Madeline Pompei, Linda Hagerty, Betty Churby, Arlene Whitman, Barbara Trainor, Linda Zebley, Patty Giachetti, Sandra Young, Ioan Sestak, Connie Bowers. Row 3iRosalie Pollard, Arlene Lee, Linda Nedrow, Mary Lee Dunn, Edna Gribble, Sarah Hunt, Irene Kahl, Iudy May, Barbara Evans, Louise Forsythe, Dorothy Iohnson, Shirley Lynch. Patty Batko, Eileen Morgan, Patty Craytcn, Nancy Comish, Alberta Fecek. Sandra Lehman. Ella Iane Miller. tNot pictured-Ioan Dawson, Dolores Wargo, Betty Colgan, Carol Dean. Mary Louise Dragone, Gwendolyn Smith, lane Kisak, Iudy Strick, Shirley Davenport.l BAND Row 1-Lelt to right: Rita Miller, Glen Russell, Dolores Allton, Bonnie Martin, Faye Iordan, Kenneth Rockwell, Leonard DeCarlo, William Connelly, Charles Sherlock, Edna Grubbs, Iudy Girod, Ioyce Sybert, Roberta Springer, Esther Ann Kukurugya, Barbara Stull. Row 2-Helen Vargo, Loretta Saylor, William Schiilbauer, Barbara Dodson, Mary Lou Russell. Iohn Lawson, Harry Taylor, Russell Silbaugh, Michael Garybush, James Reckard, Paul Nau, Iirn DeCarlo, Iohn Morris, Iulius Kukurugya, Charles Gardner, William Cooley, David Oldland, Connie Collins, Lenora Blascheclr. Row 3-Ioy Davison, Lois Casteel, Mary Ann Keeier, Calvin Trader, William Sible, Sam Grimm, Ioe Conroy, Melvin Ramage, Gary Schultz, Tommy Balsone, Donald Allman, Carl Jacobs, Donald Swift, Ray Rankin, lean Pilipick, Ioan Dawson, Linda Silbaugh, Frances Rosier, Carol Martin. lNot pictured-Bill Flemming, Charles Craig, Al Rose, Edward Wovas. Madeline Moyer, William Haragos, Ioseph Cole, Royce Martin, Judy Trainor, William Barnett, Ronald Franczyk.l CHOIR Row 1-Lelt to right: Sandra Praley, Rose Ellen Smith, Anna Marie Takoch, Wilma Collins, Loretta McClain, Iacqueline Boger, Glenda Fuller, Sally Priester, Ianet Anderson, Barbara Stull. Donna Trainor, Marie Kozak, Maryann Keeler, Barbara Dodson, Patricia Hahn, Shirley Paull, Glenda Crayton, Ethel Iacobs, Emily Martin, Carol Weaver, Nancy Bock, Ianet Smith, Bonnie Martin, Iudy Hicks. Row 2-Pat Beaumont, lane Forsythe, Shirley Yauger, Anne Morris, Sandra Fields, Patty Ellis, Melvin Ramage, Ioe Conroy, Ed Pocratsky, Donald Lynch, Arthur Saylor, Michael Garybush, Earl Pellagreen. Ronald Hanan, Carolyn Crayton, Shelby Ribniscky, Helen Vargo, Carol Martin, Yvonne Yoder, Ioanne Trainor. Row 3-Ioe Conteen, Bill Bixler, Charles Desellem, Calvin Trader, Richard Davidson, Iohn Evans, Emory Barczy, Bertie Bolish, Donald Allman, Albert Humbert, Don Swift, Ioe Opalko, Iim Hutchinson, Bill Cooley, Daniel Guadiano, Russ Smalley, lim Martin, Curtis Loelell, Ray Cheripko, Bob Garrow. tNot pictured-Ronald Balchak, Paul Kikta. Glenn Russellj 48 in 3 Q Sw. , S 1 gg.: - 5 , H sm N nk :- k i my ssmfunggs A W U h7'ifif H f e' W YN Y gm 5 YR fn WW 2 fmt? fi' f ' fl'-ij 9' as s 2 as s 1 BUSY PEOPLE . . . NEWSPAPER STAFF From the reception of assignments until the day the issue comes out, a lot of behind the scenes work is done by the reporters and other members of the staff, composed of students of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. Some of the jobs are: securing ads, gathering informa- tion, writing, interviewing, reading copy, setting up copy for the printer, reading proofs, and last but not least, selling the finished product to the students. Not without the combined efforts of all the staff and the advice of Mr. Triplett could a copy of your newspaper be issued every month. TORCH NEWSPAPER STAFF Row 1---Left to right: Mr. Triplett. adviser: Gertie Salitrick, assist- and editor: Cecelia Zehel, edi- tor. Row 2-Iulie Flex. Nancy Nerat- ka. Mary Ann Keefer, Frances Babinsky, Mary Ann Krevinko. Monica Gabrin. Row 3-Barbara Bailey, Barbara Festog, Eloise Sumey, Rose Mary Dominick. Row 4-Calvin Trader, Charles Gardner, Richard Chalfcmt. COMMERCIAL HONOR SOCIETY Miss Reagan. Yoder, Barbara Wozny. Row 3-Patty Ellis, Iulie Flex Takoch, Vera Mae Tedrow Edna McGregor. ' Row 4-Anna Marie Chernock ' Eloise Sumey. Eleanor Stover Nancy Chapley, Sandra Unice Dolores Allton. COMMERCIAL HONOR The Commercial Honor Society, sponsored by Miss Reagan, was formed to promote better relationships between businessmen and high school students. Educational trips to the various business organizations are the main objective. Finding summer employment for students is an- other feature. The Society is composed of junior and senior commercial students who have at- tained honor grades throughout their high school years. Being a new organization this year, the members were selected and initiated early in the fall. Honor pins were then presented. Row 1-Left to right: Barbara Bodnar, Nancy Neratka, Bar- bara Bailey, Beverly Williams, Row 2---M e lv a Spruell, Faye Clark, Marcella Pramuk, Irene Sidor, Nancy Bock, Yvonne Marcella Griglak, Anna Marie CANDID CAMERA... PIX FROM ALL OCCASIONS E I ' VICTORY SKATING PARTY FRIENDS CHEMISTS FALL DANCE QUEEN TWO OF A KIND DITTO FOUR CHEERLEADERS POSINC WHAT IS IT. SAYLOR? CHRISTMAS DECORATING CHAMPS PUT 'EM UP SHARING A LUNCH MR. MEANS AND THE BROTHERS WILSON SENIORS NU WINS SUN TROPH 9 FOOTBALL W BASKETBALL V MAIORETTES 9 CHEERLEADERS W LETTER GIRLS 9 RAMETTES THE BEING z an fi r 2 ' 'X i I w -W , , l 1 wg ' ig ' ' .. 5 -,s,1,.,3,-V ,A . W ' Z i' :ig Y ' 2 , f., 1 iw 1' A W I f FGOTBALL . . . NICK BUBONOVICH STEVE POLACH Football fortunes at North Union for the year 1954-55 were not so satisfactory. Many injuries, including ones which permanently side- lined Jerry Whitman and Don Upole early in the season, coupled with a very difficult schedule resulted in a two won, six lost record. Sandwiched between victories over two of our greatest rivals, Masontown and South Union, were six losses, against German, 25-0, a close one with Ramsay, 12-7, a 26-6 affair with one of the best Dunbar teams in years, a 33-14 loss at Georges, 14-6 with Hurst, and another close one, 7-0, against Bellmar. The highlights from a North Union view were the opening victory over Masontown and the victory for the SUN Trophy against South Union. This was an afternoon game, the first NORTH UNION'S CONTRIBUTION TO FALL'S SCHOLASTIC SPORT STEPHEN FURIN IERHY WHHMAN Captain played locally by a North Union team in years and was thoroughly enjoyed by most of the stu- dent body of both schools. From the viewpoint of the students, this proved to be a popular move by the two schools. Losses through graduation this year will be unusually high. They include Jerry Whitman, who received All-County recognition despite the fact that he missed most of the season due to a leg injury, Max Roseck, who was high scorer for North Union, being the workhorse of the team, Bob Ondrish, accomplished quarterback, Bruce Guesman, kicking specialist, backfield men, Tom Cossick and Ed Pocratsky, and capable linemen, Ray Kovalchick, Bill Oliver, Melvin Hall, and Bob Baird. These boys will be difficult to re- place next year and we wish the coaching staff success in their search for replacements. NORTH UNION SEN IORS BILL OLIVER ED POCRATSKY MELVIN HALL MAX ROSECK TOM COSSICK BOB BAIRD BOB ONDRISH BRUCE GUESMAN RAY KOVALCHICK FOOTBALL... in FLEXING OUR MUSCLES IN CONTACT SPORT The Team Left to right: Steve Krevinko, Norman Hall, Sal Lombardo, Bob Garrow, Ioe Fani. Ronald Gillum. Albert Patterson, Tom Cossick, Bruce Guesman. Richard Davidson, Conrad Hradesky, Frank Varqo, Tom Painley, Ray Koval- chick, Melvin Hall, Bob Ondrish, Bill Oliver, Max Rosecl-c. Charles Berndt, Manaqar: lack Nicholson, lack Shulz, Gene Kazimer, Ed Pocrat- sky, Frank Emilio, Dale Fee, Mose Payne. Tom Meggett, Bob Baird, Mr. Bubonovich, Coach. tNot pictured Ierry Whitman, Don Upole, Fred Gerqley, Gary Friend, Tom Gaydosj Results Masontown German Ramsay Dunbar Georges Hurst Bellmar South Union Max scores Down he goes IUNIOR VARSITY Row 1 Lefl to right: Paul Saluqa, Ice Bartock, Frank Rickter, Richard Giachetti, Bob Gulino, Bill Shipley, Ioe Vensko. Row 2--Albert Patterson, Russ Smalley, Eddie Chlebek, Norman Hall, Bryan Tissue, Bertie Bolish, Harry Hawk. Row 3 Mr. Polach, Steve Krevinko, Tom Painley, Bob Ferencak, Ice Opalko, Phillip Hastings, Iames Thurman, Bernie Klena, Ronnie Gross. BASKETBALL . . . AMERICA'S GREATEST INDOOR SPORT AT NORTH UNION HIGH VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1 Left to right: Frank Turpin, Phil Zoretic, Mose Payne, Bob Ondrish. Row 2 Coach Furin, Carmen DeWitt, lack Shulz, Ice Craig, Francis Copus, Manager Iack Venick. SEASON'S RESULTS 52g All Saints 37 NU 56 573 California 61 NU , 56 565 Dunbar 42 NU 53 503 St. John's 46 NU 51 44g Beth Joint 39 NU 62 57g St. John's 45 485 Brownsville 65 NU 51 599 Georges 58 NU 54 603 South Union 57 NU - 52 515 Masontown 57 NU I 63 553 Redstone 46 NU VKV7 V V 55 58 7 Ronald Gillum. Point Marion German Scottdale Georges South Union Masontown Redstone Point Marion German , Uniontown Row l--Left to right: Ierry Clingan, Don Hastie, Ioe Opalko, Tom Punday. Robert Ryzok. Row 2--Mx. Crawford, Charles Boger, Ed. Chle- bek, Dick Walls, Larry Duritsa. Harry Hawk: Larry Wozny, Manager. VARSITY . . . IUNIOR VARSITY Playing for what is hoped to be the last year on a foreign court, North Union's 1954-1955 basketball team produced some interesting and exciting games during a successful pre-league and a somewhat less successful league campaign. After practicing and playing through two months of the pre-league season, during which they won five and lost two, with Roger Gillum as playmaker, Coach Furin was faced on the day of the first league game with the problem of replacing Gillum, who joined the service. Bob Ondrish, the only senior on the team, was moved to the playmaker spot and Mose Payne replaced him. This combination clicked for victories over Georges and South Union, but a loss at Mason- town seemed to dishearten the team and they ended with a 5 won and 7 lost record. The highlights of the season were a victory over Beth Joint, which later went to the finals of the Class B eliminations, two victories over a good St. John's team, a one-point victory over Georges in the first league game, followed by a thrilling win over South Union, a tough loss to Point Marion after coming from fourteen points behind to go into the lead in the last minute, a loss to German despite Phil Zoretic's twenty- seven pointsg an overtime loss at German in the last league gameg and finally, our usual good game against Uniontown in the Coaches' Tour- nament, which we again lost by two points. Four tall experienced players will be eligible for next year: Phil Zoretic, who scored 345 points this yearg Frank Turpin Q257jg Joe Craig C232jg and Mose Payne, who started in nine games this year. The only loss by graduation from this year's team is Bob Ondrish, who made up for his lack of height, compared to the other boys, by his aggressive heads-up play all year. Ronald Gillum also will be missing, having moved from the district. All North Union is looking forward eagerly to a good start in our new gymnasium. . L 'Q , . ! A ii r Se 22 Q, lql-' 4 I., W: 1 W -V F! ' AJS S, -4 , Ir' ,fl 5'fA'i- 5 LS.SL E4 '59 S, Y .S V' ,aL tv. D -ss is-ii ' . 1 .S 11 . --w -n H ' - -4. -f- - , . -y ' ' .. ' -H ' Ei-gays! 3.51, 4 aj ' 7 W! '.,,. bl ' 4 - .. u n.' 4 ' 'IEW 'i XJ R' if-if SS sw -- n n rl ' IM A.ICD R E T T'E S ... COLORFUL CGNTRIBUTORS TO SPORTS l 'Z i 'ffg! A . , S g. QS 7 , gg x-xl' ..' E . . S -1 - . S-' xx ,Q-M .1 31 Vx I .xiivlgf S, ,A 4 H S, A - S ,S S fl A ,H . N 3 j 1 Sl. SQ A ,SQ pf f S qt K, S Ea? L4 r,,,Li,b? we .3 W S, ,... M f- gmsi wiv. k--. . . X..- S 3 S S 7 SS ..i Q, A SH ,SS u., . -Q, Sn A S., , ' S .N P 5. 'K i+ ?ab . 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S,,S,,'i'V ,S L SL ' 4 1- H '3 1 WSQSYTE7 S f S ,S - .nd S SQ H ' , ' ., V 4, K S S M N S M M K Fm 5 ' ,v f- A S 31-J' M S J ' S f ix S j S S S 'Q f I-5 Z I WA I S A KSN 4 J , S K kk , 'lk 'W .1 ' 513, QWQXM A ti S S ij 6 ,ji . . - t XM...-' --M .S,. ...M ' S -I , 1,2 7 ., fl., I S Su ,: b SS,S,S mmm x S , 1 SSgg It i S S SS, S mfig S RITA MILLER LORETTA SAYLOR TOM BALSONE HELEN VARCO IOY DAVISON 60 SNQQQ 5 Row 1-- Row 2 Row 3 PRACTICE AND MORE PRACTICE Left to right: Mr. Lukotch, sponsor: Patty Brown, Lillie Iohnson, Ianice Wilson, Ethel Iacobs, Dorothy Duritsa, Mildred Franko. Lois lean Guerreri, Ioanne Pater, Elaine Rockwell, Ioanne Hosa, Ianet Gales, Mr. Nepa, sponsor. Margaret Cronin, Ioy Savage, Nancy Martin, Frances Donovan, Carol Pawlak, Mary Masi, Betty Florkevich, Peggy Io Wood, Iudy Strick, Angela Tessauro, Patty Crayton. Thelma Franks, Shirley Davenport, Mary Lee Dunn, Linda Hagerty, Barbara Evans. Barbara Rule, Faye Lloyd. Catherine Delligatti, Jeanne Bosley, Esther Kollar. un .. , AT ALL EVENTS The Ramettes are composed of thirty-seven girls, representing all classes, with acting cap- tains, Mildred Franko and Dorothy Duritsa, and under the direction of Mr. Lukotch and Mr. Nepa. This red and white marching group along with the band provides the entertainment for the half-time intermission at the football games. Some of the best remembered performances of this year were those honoring the fathers of the members of the football team when the Ramettes and band spelled out the word DAD, and those honoring Pennsylvania Week in which the Key- stone and flag raising ceremony were executed. RAMETTES . . . FOLLOW THE BAND ! Wm. -ak? I.,-, H Q uw fu ,v v 1:,- w 55 , 'r- - 5 v ui 5. 1 r -v 1 ,1 .fig Wag? .:' 3 A , 2 1 I-V I U I ' x 1 ,WZ A 1, vi :v r A Nl! 1 f x I I xr It 5' QM , V .xg f' Htl '1 n W rw, Y U n, , , va .-. ,E 1 :Q ,fi rk :EP E V Y . X I g f fm. Q! ln m W 5 A . f . 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PEPPY NORTH UNION MISSES . ja E+' 9 NN get if if 25 HI BARBARA WOZNY IULIE FLEX DORIS PETKO GLORIA FECEK DOLORES FIFFICK KAY SLABAUGH LORETTA FIORVANTI 63 5 4 by 4 4, ,lf Q ' 1 .w 'R,w - 1 Y RADUATIO PATRONS ALPHA FLORIST-17 South Beeson Boulevard AXELRAD'S, Ladies' Apparel-Beeson Boulevard BAKER 8z KINCAID CO., Frigidaire Appliance Center-88 West Main Street BARTON'S FLOWER SHOP-19 Morgantown Street BLUMENSCHEIN'S PHARMACY-7 Pittsburgh Street, Uniontown, Pa. BUD'S CLOTHING STORE-14 West Main Street, Uniontown, Pa. CENTRAL DRUG STORE-4 Beeson Boulevard, Uniontown, Pa. COHEN FURNITURE COMPANY-Uniontown and Brownsville COMPIMENTS OF CROFT STUDIO-28 East Main Street, Uniontown, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF DAYTON INSURANCE AGENCY-28 E. Main St., Uniontown DAIRY QUEEN-460 Connellsville Street, Uniontown, Pa. DIANA DRUG STORE-25 North Beeson Boulevard DICE'S SPORTING GOODS-8 West Main Street DI MARCO FOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY-P. O. Box 1670, Uniontown, Pa. DULANY'S, Uniontown's Greeting Card Store-10 Morgantown Street EGGERS, CHARLES F.-80 East Fayette Street ELLIS MUSIC STORE-29 Morgantown Street FAYETTE COMPANY , THE-333 S. Pennsylvania Avenue, Uniontown, Pa. FERGUSON FUNERAL HOME--80 Morgantown Street FIKE INSURANCE AGENCY-Uniontown, Pa. FOSTER FURNACE COMPANY, Heating 8a Air Conditioning--130 East Main Street FOX PAINT 8: GLASS COMPANY--56 East Main Street, Uniontown, Pa. FREDERICK'S MUSIC STORE, D. J. Hopwood, Owner-6 South Beeson Boulevard GARNER DAIRY COMPANY-78 East Fayette Street, Uniontown, Pa. GRANNY'S HARDWARE-52 West Peter Street HAGAN, CHARLES F., JR., J EWELER-4 South Gallatin Avenue, Uniontown, Pa. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE COMPANY--52 West Main Street, Uniontown, Pa. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY-60 West Main Street, Uniontown, Pa. JOHNSTON, THE FLORIST-22 Morgantown Street, Uniontown, Pa. LOUCK'S HARDWARE COMPANY-101 West Main St., General Hardware METZLER'S-22 East Main Street and Main 8z Gallatin, Uniontown, Pa. MURPHY'S, G. C.-19 East Main Street, Uniontown, Pa. NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY-267 Coolspring Street, Uniontown, Pa. NORMAN'S J EWELERS-Main at Gallatin, Uniontown, Pa. PEG SHOP, THE-Gallatin National Bank Building PHOTOGRAPHIT, IN C.-12 South Gallatin Avenue, Uniontown, Pa. PIONEER ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTOR-16 West Fayette Street PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO.-3-5 South Gallatin Avenue, Uniontown, Pa. ROSE'S GOOD FOOD-Connellsville Street, Uniontown, Pa. ROSS BROS. SPORTING GOODS, Finest in Sporting Goods-66 East South Street 65 PATRONS SAMMY CRAVOTTA'S BARBER SHOP, Ladies' Men's, Children's Hair Cutting- 74 South Gallatin Avenue SAUERS MEN'S STORE-59 West Main Street, Uniontown, Pa. SEARIGHT R. MCCORMICK, Real Estate-41 West Main Street, Uniontown, Pa. SEARS, ROEBUCK 8: COMPANY-Corner of Peter Street and Beeson Boulevard SERVICE RADIO 81 ELECTRIC CO., Westinghouse and G. E.-97-99 W. Main Street SPELLMAN'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO--McClellandtown Road, Uniontown, Pa. SUCH'S RADIO 8a T. V. CENTER, Thomas A. Suchevits, Owner-136-138 E. Main St. SWAN'S G. E. APPLIANCE STORE-39 North Gallatin Avenue, Uniontown, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO N. U. H. CLASS OF 1955 FROM UNIONTOWN'S FRIENDLY SHOE STORES Campbell-Hathawayls Thom McAn Boston Shoe Store Kinney's Shoe Store Book's Shoe Store Mark's Shoe Store Dreeben's Shoe Store McKenna's Shoe Store Freeman's Shoe Store State Shoe Store Where Shoe Styles Are Always Intuitively Correct TARR, BURTON E.-Compliments of the Tax Collector THRIFT DRUG COMPANY-10 West Main Street TITO CANTALAMESSA 8: SONS, Tailors 8a Cleaners-915 W. Church St., Uniontown UNIONTOWN CIGARETTE SERVICE CO.--261 Center Avenue, Uniontown, Pa. UNIONTOWN CONSTRUCTION CO., Contracting, Builders' Supplies-144 E. Main St. UNION TOWN TYPEWRITER SERVICE-54 East Main Street, Uniontown, Pa. UNION TOWN WATER COMPANY-74 East Main Street, Uniontown, Pa. UNIONTOWN AUTOMOTIVE ASSOCIATION Berwyn S. Detweiler Sweeney Motor Sales, Inc. Lee Chevrolet Company Enany Motors, Inc. Romesburg Motors A. L. Stepp Region Buick Company Bryson Motors Motor Sales 8x Service Keystone Motor Company Stewart Pontiac Sales, Inc. Griffith Lincoln-Mercury Sales VON SIGN COMPANY-121 Mountain View Street, Uniontown, Pa. WALLACE MILLER 8a BRO., Jewelers Since 1867-Uniontown, Pa. WHITE SWAN FLOWER SHOP-White Swan Hotel Bldg., 117 West Main Street WOODY HEATING 8z PLUMBING--64 West Fayette Street, Uniontown, Pa. W. T. GRANT COMPANY-29 West Main Street, Uniontown, Pa. ENGRAVING-Capitol Engraving Company, Springfield, 111. PHOTOGRAPHY-Spellman's Photographic Studio, Uniontown, Pa. PRINTING-Little Printing Company, Uniontown, Pa. BINDING-Allyn Rote, Greensburg, Pa. 66 Mf W sy? Mf wN HHIHHHHPHS :LWWW ffwfijiyyiy 1 ff' J f ,iff W2 67 HIH W my ,ff , ff,,f,ff ff w Www j?l?ZjLMn Z4 f0'MfQj'ffi!? J wifi gb Q1 0' 25 Ws' if wiv W ff J M gfjiffwjgw Q K vow? 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