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

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11 U' 1 if Popular Seniors As we look back on this vear, our minds are tilled with many pleasant memories. We think ot all the friends -we've made, the activities vve've been -in, and even the hard work that's gone with all this. Some people vve've met there shall constitute lasting and tultill- 'ing triendships. Some, vve shall never see again. The excitement ot tootball games, the thrill ot seeing our band look 'polished and neat on parade will go un- surpassed, No one could have been tprouder than the students at North Union at our tirst basketball game in our new gym, The hard work, nights tilled with l'tOt7TSWOVl4, themes to write, and mo- xnwents ot despair all seem small and un- tntportant. This book endeavors to de- pict as a lasting remembrance all the lwondertul davs ot high school. Hold on. Copus. Mciorettes recount E N ts J Classes J Athletics -I Activities gi C

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FORMULAT!NG THE , f f , H I' J, V, Q 1, 'A W . . Plans for a truly full, prdalilciivh hjture 1, .LF

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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