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

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RAYMOND- E. CRAWFORD This issue of the Torch yearbook has combined the efforts of many teachers and students. As North Union now has a junior high, the Torch is including pictures of all the iunior high students and of their activities. Consequently, we have a bigger and better annual. The sports and music sections have been enlarged and there are can- did shots of activities which took place during the school year. The yearbook staff is composed of iuniors and seniors. They are chosen by Mr. Crawford, the sponsor and adviser of the Torch. This year the theme of the annual is Build- ing for the Future. This theme was chosen be- cause we have a new school in which to work and plan for the future. THE PLANNERS . . . PRESENT HEREIN YOUR RECORD FOR 1955-56 Work on the yearbook begins at the very be- ginning of the school term. A sales campaign for yearbook subscriptions is held for about three weeks. Then the cover, color, and the theme are selected. Next pictures are taken of the various groups and clubs. Then comes the identification of the pictures, writing the articles, and finally sending the copy to the printer. Then at the end of the school term, the yearbook is handed out to the students. All this requires the efforts of every member of the yearbook staff. Their goal is to include at least one or two pictures of everyone. We hope that you will enioy this annual, and that you will always be remembering something with each picture in it. TORCH YEARBOOK STAFF Row 1 Barbara Allen, Claudette Burgess, Cecelia Zehel. Icy Davison, Linda Silbaugh, Ioy Wise, Mrs. Anderson. Row 2 Frances Babinsky, Mary Ann Kubala, Geraldine Baia, Marlene Brain, Beverly Franko, Patti Costenic, Mr. Crawford.

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n 1' X I P V' Web, Eli MR. DANIEL LUKOTC Latin and World History S Q U A R E 0 o o man who offered a plan of life We, the Senior Class of l956, wish to dedicate this, our yearbook, to Mr. Daniel Lukotch. As North Union's Latin instructor, Mr. Lukotch has helped many students solve the mysteries surrounding that subject. He has served as a faculty adviser of the various sports organiza- tions. Mr. Lukotch's kindness and understanding has made him a favorite among all the students. He seems to always have a little extra time just to help out a student in any way. When someone is needed to sponsor an ac- tivity, you can always turn to Mr. Lukotch with the assurance that, if it is worthwhile, he will do his best to make it a success. Everyone wishes Mr. Lukotch the very best of luck with his ambition to some day visit Rome. We also want to thank him for being such a fine friend to everyone. i tl? i X MSX 6

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