Rice Avenue High School - Unitas Yearbook (Girard, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1947 volume:

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Lock Haven State T0ac'l10l's Collm-gms Mlll,lCl7lllfl'CS Principal 6 if 'I ar Q ir UNITAS f 4 if 7 1- Anthony J. Culri B.S. Edinboro State Teachers College Physical Educalion Direclor of Alhlelics Helen M. Wilson A.B. Maryville College Engl ish, French Library William Shollenberger B.S. Edinboro State Teachers College Science Julia Nagle A.B. Penn State College English, Social Studies .C-JZ-acu ff, 7 Jean Nichols l5.S. Indiana State Teachers College Business English Off ice Secretary Robert Aeker l5.A. Denison University l,itt.lVl. University ol' Pittsburgh Social Sludies Gladys C. Baxter, R. N. St. Vineent's Hospital School Nurse Neil llladdcn B.A. Grove City College Algebra I General Malhernalics Civics +l+QfUNITAS+4+7+ lllay Taylor l3.S. Indiana State Teachers College Home Economics Richard Yvhitehill Iidinboro State Teachers College B.S. in Public School Art Ar! Direclor lllargarct Nlclvlallon B.S. Mercyhurst College Commercial Subjects liita llloore B.S. Villa Maria College Commercial Subjecls jacuffy 8 r Russell lV0od BS. Edinboro State Teachers College Music Direclor lilxezl Fran lz l3.A. Susquellzmnu University English Latin Ernest ll. Vcnnlun B.S. Penn State Collcgm Agricullure Induslrial Arls sgzniol' +lfQ+UNITAS+4'f7f STEVE A N'I'0Ll K Although Steve is shy and bashful, Ile is full of pep and vim: And when he walks down the halls, The girls do follow him. lli-Y 4: Class Sports l, 2, 3. 41 Class Play fl: Football fly: Tumbling 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 l . F. A. 2. IDUANE BI-INNET lled hair and freekles, llas our Duane: And with his cheery smile. Many a friend he does gain. Viee President 23 Uperettn 21 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 31 Class Sports I. 2, 3. 4: Newspaper Stall' 33 Class Play 2, Football 3: F. F. A. 3: Cheerleader 2, 3. AGNES BILLE Cute and dependable, A friendly lass: 'l'he successful president Of our Senior Class. Class President 4: Prom Committee 33 Class Sports I, 2, 43 Newspaper Stall' 43 Library Club 3: Mixed Chorus l, 33 flooster Club 1, 2, 33 Class Play 23 Unitns 3. MA R'l'lN CIIULICK Ambitious and dependable, 'l'hese words describe our Mark: And when we say he's likeable llfs not a passing remark. lli-Y lg Clnss Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 23 Mixed Chorus 33 l . I , A. 2. 10 .l EAN BENDER fllll1t l'l1'FldlllL2-sSCll00lW0l'k Social lVhirl-Do tell Ol' course! She does them all And does them well. Operetta 21 Prom Committee 33 Class Sports l, 2. 3, 4, Newspaper Stalflll W. P. A. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I, 23 Girl Reserve l, 2, ZR, 4: Unitas fgg iClass Play 2, Al: Cheerleading THOMAS BENSUIK 'l'be famous llensur grin, Tommy proudly displays: Many a friend he does win Because of his friendly ways. Mixed Chorus Il, 4: Class Play 23 F. F. A. 2, 3. D0 RUTH Y BLODGETT A quiet lass is Dorothy, With a pleasant smile for all, A good stenographer she will be, When she starts to work this fall. Secretary 33 Library Club 3. 45 Class Play 25 Unitas 4. .l0 ANN DAWSON Jody likes to have her fun, lt's all in the game of life: We're sure one day she's going to make Some lucky man-a very nice wife. Prom Committee 3: Class Play 2: Mixed Chorus l, 3, Girl Reserve 4. +l'Q UNlTAS '4'7f XVI LBU ll EVER I'2'l I' Our Sonny with his smile so rare lloes make the girls all sigh: llis twinkling eyes and wavy hair Are two good reasons why. Basketball l, 2. 43 Prom Committee 25: Class Sports 1, 33 Football 3. -1-. SUE KIBLEIK liver cheerful, never blue. 'l'hese words describe our Sue The editor ol' our yearbook was she Able and dependable as anyone eau be. Uperdta 2: Girls Chorus l, 21 Prom Committee 3: Newspaper Stall' 3, ,lg Mixed Chorus Il: Girl Reserve I, 2, 33 Unites 3, -l, Editor. BRUCE HATI lAV'A Y Another easy going sort, Our Bruce does seem to beg llis interest dwells in the world of sports. And a girl occasionally. Prom Committee 3: Class Sports fl: Football -lg Mixed Chorus 3, fl, F. F. A. 2. MA ll.l0llll-L K LOTZBAUCII Our Marge is talented no end, ller writing and art show style, And to one who is her friend, Shes a pal with a winning smile. Treasurer fl-5 Prom Committee 3: Class Sports lg Newspaper Stall' 3, -l-, Editor, Library Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, fl, Girl Reserve l, 2, Il. flag Unitas flag Cheerleading 3, 43 Class Play 2. 11 .I EAN .I ULIO ller name is really Beverly. To lnost she's just plain Jean: Carol, she portrayed most cleverly, But whatever the name. she's still keen. Vice President I: Prom Committee 123 Class Play 2. ll-: Mixed Chorus l, 2: llnilas lg Cheerleader 2, Il. LYDIA K A LUZIN Lydia has lived both far uml near And friends she has made galore: From Albion she eame lo us last year Sorry she eouldn't have been here four. Class Play -lg Mixed Chorus l: Albion lligh School 2. il, l'Ilk Creek lligh Sehool I. CICUIKCIA IMIC Full of fun. and pep, and steam. Uur G1-orgzia's always on the benm. 'l'o have ner name in lights-her dream ller plays may some day graee the screen. Class President 23 Operettn 2: Girls Chorus l, 2: Prom Committee Il: Class Sports l,2. Cl, fl: Newspaper Stall' 3, liditorq Class Play 2, 4: fAuther and produeer ol' Bundle From llritainubg W. P. A. ZS, fl, Lllireelorlq Debating Club il, '13 Mixed Chorus Ii, lg Girl Reserve I. 2, ZS, fl: llooster Club l, 2, Zig Peppvrettes l, 2, Il: lluitns 'l-. ICVICLYN K0l 0llIl Evelyn is a studious girl, 'l'he honor roll she does rate, She does her best in all activities, And for class she's never late. Uperetta 23 Girls Chorus I. 2: Class Sports l, 2: Newspaper Stall' Il, 41 lland 4: Library Club fl, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 'lg Girl Reserves l. 2, Cl, 11-. 'I+ 'UNITAS' '7+ IR ENE LASECK Irene has dark hair And eyes that are snappy: She talks circles around you And leaves you happy. Class Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Newspaper Stall' ft. CA'l'llEIiINl'I MeCOY In regard to her size, You need feel no alnrmg VVhen you shorten the figure, You heighten the charm. Treasurer Sl: Operetta 2: Prom Committee 35 Class Sports Ig Class Play 21 Newspaper Stall' 3, fl: Library Club Sl, 43 Mixed Chorus I, 2, Zig Girl Reserve l, 2, 3. 4. IIOLOR ES M I LLI-Ill Dutchess never wears a frown, She's always having fun, And if she had u date last night, She still has her homework done. Prom Committee II: Class Sports II. 4: Newspaper Staff fl: Class Play ,lg Girl Reserve 43 Michigan I, 2. .IEA N M ITCIIO Jeannie is a quiet miss, VVith not too much to say: XVI: wish her lots of luck. As she walks along Iil'e's Wlly. Cirl's Chorus I g Library Cluli 2: Mixed Chorus I. 12 SIIIR LEY IVlAIi'l'IIALl'1ll Now here's a eapahle girl. She's nice in every wayg AIway's willing to do her hest She'Il find success someday. Operetta 2: Girls Chorus I. 2: Prom Committee II: Class Sports I. 2, II. III: Newspaper Stall' II, Ll-3 Mixed Chorus II, flag Girl Reserve I, 2, II. Ig Class Play 2. .IOIIN MeIlANNEL 'I'o tell aI1out.Iaek is indeed a task, Ahont him we eould write a good deal: Ile likes lo he friends with everyone. This faet he doesn't lry to eoneeal. Ilaskethall I, 2. 3,11-3 IliAY I. 2, II, fl: Prom Committee Il: Class Sports I, 2, Il, ft: Class Play 2. ft: W. P. A. fly I eothaIl 25. ft: Debating.: Clnh 25. 'Ig Mixed Chorus I, 23 Ilnitas lg Cheerleader 23 Monitor fl. LAVINA MI'l'ClllCl.l. A hetter girl you eannol lind, To he a typist is her aim: 'l'0 everyone she's always kind, And treats them all the same. Basketball 1113 I.ihrary Clulu I. RICIIARD MORSE In lzaskethall Ilieh is good, Ilis personality rates high: Whenever there is work to do, .lust eall on llieh, he'll try. llaskethall I, 2. 25. 43 IlivY II. I: Prom Committee SI: Class Sports I, 2, Il, fl-: lfootlrall 2g I . I . A. 2: llnitas -l-g Monitor fi. at 'I if Q I- UNITAS f 4 if 7 f SI IIII LICY 'I'A LSO Shirlvy is a quiet lass: A latly sho will lu-, A rlnlinito asset. lo our class Un lhal, we all agrvv. Class Sports Il: lrilnrary Clulm I. 2. Il, I: Class lllay I: W. l'. A. 3: Lnrl llvrwrvo I. 2, .l. -I. Q GEORGE VEITII ln trapping and hunting hu dons ralv. ln photography hu dons all right. Although for school In-'s soinn-lunn-s l'lIv. Wa:'r4- suro hc trim-1 with all his might. Cla:-is Sports I, 2, Il: Mixofl Chorus Il, I. WILMA IIOSSM A N Our S4-nior lllonrli' is Ivilly A gay and friunxlly girl: Wh:-n sho is a nur:-as in llittslxurgli Won't, doctors lm in a whirl? Opurutta 23 Girls Chorus I, 23 Prom Conunittm: Zig Class Sports I. 2. Alg Newspaper Stall' fi. -1: Class Play 2. tl: W. ll. A. Il, -lg lTr,l1nlillf,: Club Il, -lg Girl llvsurvo I, 2, Il, llupvrtrllos 2, Il, lg llnilaa 'I-. GORDON LA RSON Nov:-r a dull molnont with Gag. A joluz and ready smile for all. Girls don't seam to raw with him, llut. wo know somuday he'll fall. llaslu-tlxall 33 l'rom Conuniltuu 33 Class Sports 2, 'I-I I 00lIPflII fl. 'IZ 'fumbling 23 I . I . A. 2. tl: Class Play 2, 13 LY I.I'I 'I'I IOM I'SON Lylnfs favorite pastime is to tvnav, ln lmskothall he aims to pleasse. Did you say datns-ff0hI dear mu. Decided quickly-' Donna Lf-cw. Sffcrl-tary flig lluski-llmll 1: lli Y 2, 3, 4: Prom Cnnuuittm- II: Class Sports I, 2. fl, -I: NV. ll. A. li Alix:-tl vhorua Il. -I: I . I . A. 2. JEAN WA LTS Jean is the quiet, lass Who is true and simwvrv, From lmr you may lu' aura A complaint you'll newrr lwar. Girl':4 Chorus Il, Nlixml Chorus Il, Allrion l, 2. MA RTHA J,0N55, A secretary one day Shlfll he Smart, and neat and quick, Ilfs really very easy to see That ofjobs she'll have her pick. Class Sports 3, 45 Girl Iles:-rvo -lg Unilns 'tg Sharon lligh School I, 2. VIRGINIA IIAIIMON IVc thought her both quiet. and shy, Four years ago this fall, But, Ginnie showed us hy and hy That sho isn't that type ut. all. Class Sports I, 2: Newspapn-r Stall fl: Library Cluh Il. -lg Class l'lay 23 Sl urli-ul Council -I. is 'I if Q if UNIT!-XS f 4 1' 7 if III Ill DETTE SEDLER Naive , says Mrs. Frantz, And naive Nooky is: VVben it comes to girls and horses, Ile surely is n whiz. Vice President 3: Ili-Y 3, 43 Prom Cnuunittee II, Class Sports 2, 3, Class Play -I: W. I'. A. II: Debating Club 3, -I: Mixed Chorus 3. LI: I . I . A. 2: llnitas II, -I3 Student Counril I3 Monitor I. ,IOIIN SMALLEY In nrtistie ability he's up in the class An industrious, ambitious guy: An example Ihr the rest ot' us, We- know that he'Il get hy. Ili-Y II. ll: Class Sports I, 2, CI, 'tg I . I . A. WA RD STOOPS NVnr1l we oft. times vall our brain: lt's true beyond a doubt, We all rely on his mental gains, lint. his jokes we could sometimes do without. Class President. I3 Treasnrl-r 23 Operetta 23 Ili-Y I, 2, 3, 43 Band 'Ig Class Play flu: VV. l'. A. -'I-1 Debating Club Ii, -Ig Mixed Chorus I, 2, II, ftp Hoosier Club I. 2, II: llnitns 43 Student Council -L MARILYN SNVANSON Often seen in jeans And on debating teams, 'I'is true that Blitz is much in- elinecl To be n friend to all mankind. Operettn 2, Prom Committee 33 Class Sports I, 2, II, 43 Newspaper Statl' I, 2. Zi, 43 Library Club 33 llnitns -I1 W. I'. A. II, Debating II, 43 Mix:-II Chorus l, 2, 3, ftp Girl Re- serve II. 14 MA ll Y SCOTT Mary is a quiet girl, And yet she likes her fun: And as the years go flying hy, lla-r success will surely he won. Class Sports I, 2, 3, 43 Newspaper Statl' -I: Lihrnry Club 3, 43 Girl Iles:-rv:-s I, 2, II. 4. ELTON SMITH Elton is our business man, Uur money he does keep, Sho il' ever you need a Ioan, my I'rau, Un his shoulder you can weep. Viee President lt-3 Ili-Y 3, 4: Prom Conunittee II: Debating Club II, I: Mixed Chorus CI, 41 llnitas II. -I. CHA R LOTTE SURSELY She likes the boys, more than onf-, Alwnys seems to be having fun. llencly and willing when there's work, We know her duty she'II never shirk. Girls Chorus I 3 Prom Committee I : Class Sports 2: Newspaper Statl' I: Library Club Ig Dt-hating Club 2, Min-ll Chorus I. ROBERT SWANSON IIe's tall and he's slim, A nice fellow to he arounrl. Wherever there's fun and laughter, Hob is sure to be found. Seeretnry Ig Basketball 13 Prom KIOIIIIIIIIICIH II: Class Sports I, 2, II, 4: Class Play 4, Football 2, 'tg Ilnskethnll AI: Swimming 4. l'fQ'UNlTAS 4f7+ M YRNA NORTIIROI' A friend in need And a true one indeed: A girl we're sure Will always succeed. Nlixed Chorus 2. ROBERT PA YNE Tall, blonde, and very nice, His manly build makes girls look twicet In football games he did excxel. We hope in life he does as well. Hi-Y fl: Class Sports 115 Football 3, 4-5 Tumbling 33 F. F. A. 2: Monitor 4. CHAR LOTTE ZIMMERM.-KN Her nickname is Sis, Don't ever call her Red. ll' you're looking for a light Well, go right ahead. Prom Committee Zlg Class Sports 2: Newspaper Stall' 2, Il, 43 Library Club 2, ll, 43 Mixed Chorus lg fiirl Reserve l, 2, 3, 43 Unilas 4. GEORGE SCIIMIDT Football is his favorite sport, ln basketball he does lineg Goof is n likeable sort., As a farmer he will shine. Basketball 4: Ili-Y 4: Class Sports 4: Football -lg Tumbling 2: Mixed Chorus Ilg F. F. A. 2, Il. 15 WILFR ED OR R ln hasketball Ed is a star, With Betty he rates high: Sometimes ho lets his studies go, Don't worry, he'll get hy. Basketball 2, 3. 4: Class Sports l, 2, 3, ,Lg Football 2, Il. LAWRENCE PENNICA In football, mushbnll, and basket- ball, Pennies is our man. For each and every one ot' us ls his admiring fan. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4-5 Class Sports 1, 2, Il, 43 Football l, 2, Il, 'l1QSWllll- Lnigg 25 'l'umhling 2, 43 F, F. A. MARGARET RAUSCII Nvhen it. comes to dancing she-'s always hep, She likes to joke and sho's full ol' P091 ln Home lie. class she does her best, We know that she will pass the test.. Girl's Chorus I: Class Sports l, 2, Il, -lg iv. l'. A,4g MixPdCh0rusl,1l. MARIE SCIIMIDT Marie is n sure cure for the blues, ller humor and laughter me loved by all. ll' you don't. get around. she-'ll give you the news, Almost every day in n study hall. Class Sports 3, -tg Newspaper Statl' Il. ' +l+Q+UNlTAS'4 f7+ VERNA KLEMM Blonde, short, and sweet, With a sharp remark, Our Verna is always A merry little lark. Class Sports 415 Class Play 2. RUTH KEIPER An interior decorator is her desire. Ol' Home Ec. she would never tire. Ruth in quiet way ' . Will make her mark in life someday Prom Committee 3, Class Play 2 Conneautville High School l. 16 MARCA RET KEIPER Margaret is her name, and though We try to keep them straightg Like as not we twist them so, She's Ruth seven times out oi' eight. Prom Committee 33 Class Play 23 Connenulvillu High School l. WILMA GRETTLER Easy going, with ll ready smile, Our Wilma knows the score. She has her fun, hut all the while She does her work and more. Prom Committee 3: Class Sports I, 2, Newspaper Stall' 3, 43 Lihrary Club 3: Class Play 23 W. P. A. 3, 43 Girl Reserve l, 2, 3, 45 Unitas 4. fl+9 UNlTAS'4f7f Left to Right: Ward Swaps, Shirley Talso, Delores Miller, Jean Julio, Bob Swanson, Jean Bender, Georgia lmig, Lydia Kaluzin, Lyle Thompson, Burdette Sadler, John lVlcDannel. CSteve Antolik-Absent when picture was takenj. en ior pfay HSLICE IT THIN by Al Moritz and Ed Heghinian The class of VL7 presented their three-act comedy, '6Slice It Thin on April seventeenth and eighteenth. Under the excellent direction of Miss Wilson and Mrs. Frantz, the cast gave us a Hplay to be remembered. CAST Carol Colemana22 year old intelligent girl o..,., , ,oos..s o,,, . A, so Jean Julio Ben Coleman-her brother, a slight grandstander .,o,,,s,.,orr,o ,Lyle Thompson Herman Coleman-their mother, ageless, the author's conception of an ideal mother ...o.o,oo.o.., .,..,. I Delores Miller, Shirley Talso Elvira Beauchamphpretty, young thing from Dixie ,r,c, .r.r,, . .Wilma Hossman Johnny Frayme-24 year old Navy - regular guyn - c.r,o.o,.,. . ,...,o,.,.c..,.,wo.o, Sieve Antolik, Bob Swanson James Waverlyfthinks he's thirty, but isn't ,o,o,,,.r,.,,,,.,,,.o, Ward Sioops Charwankawmad, mad Russian with a yen c.r.,..o ,Georgia I mig, Lydia Kaluzin Buzzie MacKnight-movie version of a press agent A .. ,.,.,.,i, John, McDannel Louella Illchester-writes movie columns- .o.oi.o,i.i.s.c..i .. ,.,,, Jean Bender Purchall-photographer- .c.,,,,o,i,.., .. .s,,i,i,,,. ,C A ,, , . Burdelle Sedler COMMITTEES DirecioraMiss Helen Wilson Stage-Elton Smith, Gordon Larson, Duane Bennett, Bruce Hathaway. Wlakeupf Charlotte Zimmerman, Evelyn Koford. Properlies-Virginia Harmon, Ruth Keiper, Dorothy Blodgett. Adverlising5Sue Kibler, Jo Ann Dawson, Georgia Imig. Tickets-Charlotte Sursely, Marie Schmidt, Martha Jones. Ushers-Margaret Bausch, Shirley Marthaler, Boh Payne, Mark Chulick, John Smalley. 17 'lf9+UNlTAS'4+7+ Scdoof C!l1Ll'l6!Cl,I SEPTEMBER -Started the New Year with much vim and vigor. -First meeting of 'Unitas Staff. Talked over new book and financial matters. Mostly financial matters. -Red letter day at Union! The U. H. Memorial Field was dedicated. A big thrill for everyone. -Big night-Union played Wesleyville on the home field. At half-time the Freshmen were initiated in fine style. Dance afterward in their honor-they earned it! OCTOBER -Six weeks' tests. Parody on Kipling: Lord, God of hosts was with us not. So we forgot. So we forgot. -6'Yeah, team, beat North East! was the theme of the day. -Was everybody happy? Sure enough. No school-Teacher's Institute. -Oh, our achin, backs! The Seniors left bright and early to pick potatoes. -Good or bad, we all received some news that day. You guessed it-report 1 cards. -A gala night. The annual Halloweien Carnival took place in the gym. NOVEMBER -Big game at Lawrence Park in the afternoon. The gals' night to howl- Sadie Hawkin's Day Dance in the gym. -Lucky day for Seniors! Boarded school bus for Erie to visit the court house and the jail. -Newspaper Staff play called Deadline Lots of fun for all. -All was quiet on the Union front. The reason? Audiometer tests. 26-More tests-the six weeks, kind. 29-Slept and ate and slept some more-vacation time! DECEMBER -A very important day! Dismissal at l:1t5g teachers meeting. -All Seniors took the Kuder Preference Test. Very interesting results, too. -What a bedlam!-locker inspection. As if that weren't enough-report cards, too. Basketball season started with a big game at Fairview. -The old gym looked mighty sharp in red and gold. F ootball banquet. -Junior Class Christmas dance. Nice! -With A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, we all left Union for a swoonderful vacation. 13 fl+9'UNlTASt4'7+ JANUAR Y l3AMr. Venman and his Ag. boys left for the state farm show at Harrisburg. Lucky fellas! UWA hot time was had at Union that night. Basketball game with North East. 29fIntelligence tests for Seniors were given in the library. Now they know, kids! 31wOh, unhappy day! We lost the game at ltflillcreek. FEBRUARY 7aFirsl. battle of wits. Union debated at. North East. 8-An extra-special night! The 5'Candy Heart Ball was held in the gym. No doubt, Dan Cupid had himself a time. 20-The faculty team played the Juniors at noon. What next? 2lvWe all wished for more snow. MARCH lafleorgia Imig presented her play, HA Bundle from Britain. Thanks to 3, Georgia and her W. P. A., everyone had a grand time-and lots of money was made for our Unitas. 4, 5-The big snow. More fun! 8ANot so much fun. School on Saturday. 27, 4, 10, 28-The Annual Spring Concert. was presented by M r. Wood and his Chorus. APRIL 7MEaster vacation. That's always welcome. 11AThe Seniors presented their play, Slice It Thin. Pretty good if we do say so! 18aF. F. A, banquet. Lots of fun-and food. 2lAOur band and chorus traveled to Wesleyville where they gave a musical 1, program. Were we proud of them! MAY 2-Something new was added! A spring vacation! 2-The night of the Junior-Senior Prom. There Was music in the air. l6aSenior class day exercises. 25-Baccalaureate. 27-That was the night! Commencement! We Seniors never thought we'd make il. 30aVaeation. We were still recovering from the twenty-seventh. JUNE 4-Oh, joy! Summer vacation. 'l3ye, gang. We'l'l be seeing you around. 19 +lfQfUNlTAS 4+7+ gfadd .Nidfol-g FRESHMEN It was a great day when we walked into Union's halls as awed and bewildered freshmen. We got, through a weary initiation and settled down to our lirsl meet- ing with election of class ollicers. These were the results: l,l't .S'I.lfI'lIf WVal'tl Stoops l'1'r'e President . .lean .lulio Secretary , -- .. . Bob Swanson Treasurer., V , .lack Platz The only lzig event of the year was our class party which was indeed a success. SOPHONIORE At last we had our revengeg we had our turn of initiating the freshmen. We concluded it by giving them a dance in the evening. At our lirst class meeting we elected officers, with the following results: Pf8Sid6IIf,,,,, , s . , e, .lleorgia lmig Vice President.. . , c Duane Bennett Secretary, ,, i - -.. ,Sue Kibler Treasurer.. , , . . Ward Sloops The event of our sophomore year was a class party which was enjoyable to all. ' .l UNIOR This year we came back to Union as upper classmen, ready to make it a memorable year for us. The lirsl tlnng was election of class oflicers. President, e , , 7 . - W . John Mcllannel V ice President ,.Burdette Sedler Secretary. ,, , Dorothy Blodgett, Treasurer. e ,, -Catherine McCoy We had many dances. The Christmas dance being one of our most success- ful. The highlight of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom which proved to be worthy of remembrance. SENIOR This year we returned to the halls of dear old Union, feeling capable of taking our place as leaders of our fellow students. The lirst semester we drifted along planning dances and skating parties and selling hot dogs at noon. Than came the rushfthe dead line for the year hook, commencement speeches and baccalaureate exercises. Completing this most eventful year we will turn our attention to the future, ready to give our best in useful service to the world. p 20 1 +l+eQ fUNlTAS 4 '7' Steve Antolik 7 7 Jean Bender .,, Duane Bennett. Thomas Bensur7 77 Agnes Bille77 7 7 7 Dorothy l3lodgett7 77 7 Martin Chulick 7 7 Jo Ann Dawson77 Wilbur liverett77 Wilma Grettler7 7 Georgia lmig7 7 7 Martha Jones77 7 Jean Julio 77 7 Lydia Kaluzin 7 7 Suzanne Kibler77 lluth llciper 77 Margaret Keiper livelyn Kol'ord77 Verna Klemrn7 7 Cordon Larson 7 7 Irene Laseck77 7 7 7 7 Shirley Marthaler77 7 Catherine McCoy7 John McDannel Dolores Miller 7777 Lavina Mitchell77 Jean Mitcho7777 7 Richard Morse 77 7 Myrna Northrop7 Wilfred Orr7, 7 7 7 Robert Payne77 7 7 Lawrence Pennica7 7 Margaret Bausch 7 George Schmidt 7 Marie Schmidt 7 7 Burdette Sedler7 Mary Scott777 Jolm Smalley7 7 7 lilton Smith 7 77 7 Ward Stoops7 7 77 Charlotte Sursley7 Marilyn Swanson77 7 7 Robert Swanson7 7 Shirley Talso 7777 77 7 Lyle Thompson George Veith777 77 7 7 Jean Walts 777 77 enior uloerfafiuefi 7 flloxl baslzfal 7 77 7 Nlosl lalkalire 7 7 7M0sl likeable 77Besl nalared 7 7Mosl cheerful 7 7M0sl sincere 7 7 7 77 Mosl modes! fllosl persaasire 7 Curliesl hair 7 7 Prelliesl leelh 7 Wlosl lalenled 7 71W0si eficienl N icesi clolhes- 7 flflosl lady-like 7 Mos! anzbiliozzs 7 Mos! reasonable Mosl f1l?lI0l'0llS Besl beliared Smallesl girl 7 7 7 7 Teasingesl 77 7 7M0sl jlighly 7 Mos! gracious Mosl phologenic 777 Windiexl 7 777 777Busiesl lllosl agreeable 7iW0sl reserred 7 77Friendliesl 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7Sleepiesl Flaslziesl clolhes 7 7 77 7 7 Besl build 7 7 fVI0sl allllelic 7 7iW0sl allzlelicr Jllosl carefree 77 7 77 7J0llzesl 7 77777 fllosl na ire 7 7 77 7777 Qaielesl Mosl incomparable 7 7 7 7 7 7Cleveresl 7 7 7 lVIOsl sladioas 7 77 Mosl dependable 77 7 7 7 7 Mosl aclive 7 7 7 7Tallesl boy 7 7 7 7 7Mosl compelenl 7 7 7 7 Best manners 7 M osl absent-minded 7 7 77 7 7 7lVI0sl demare Charlotte Zimmerman 77777 ,.,-, S w66l6-Yi 21 if I if Q if UNITAS ff 4 ff 7 ff 5066 WM The Senior Class of Rice Avenue Union High School of Eric County and the State of Pennsylvania being sound of mind, memory, and understanding, do make and publish this as their last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills by them here- tofore made. To To To To To To To To 'I'o 'l'o To To To T o To To To To To To To To To To To To To T o To To To To Alice Fetsuga S SS S Bob McClinton S S Jim Badders., S SS SS Bill Borland ....i,i Maynard Sanders i..,s S SS S S S anybody that wants it S S S S Pinky Van TasselSSSSS Gerry DeWolfS SSS Frances FaytakSSS S S Pat Filby SSSS SS S S Norm SedlerS S S S Sam Tome SSS S S S Lenore Erickson S S Wilbur SydowSSSSSSS the Cido twinsS SS Sue BichardsonS S S Lois Perry SSSSS Tom Tuschak SSSS Lavina McKeeS S S Andy Olesnik SSSS S J ol1n Lesko SSSSS Muriel ClisbyS SS SS T10 0116 ,S.S..,.SS,S Jeannine Randall SSSSS SSSS Willis Bax SSSSSSS wait for '6Chick S S. SS Kenny Getz .SSS her sister SSSSSSS Bob Kirkland SSSS Pauline Bax SSSSSS SS Mary Ann Dudas SSS. S S S S S Paul SimpsonS S S S S Wilma Crettler leaves her dates on school nights. Cordon Larson leaves l1is wisecracks. Ward Stoops leaves his musical ability. Verna Klemm bequeathes her rides from Platea on the bus. Larry Pennica leaves his place on the football team. Jo Ann Dawson gladly leaves the school. Bruce Hathaway leaves all his broken pencils. Virginia Harmon leaves her height. Catherine McCoy wills her roller skating ability. Marie Schmidt leaves her laugh. Sis Zimmerman leaves her heart. Ed Orr bequeathes his love for English class. Shirley Marthaler leaves all her A's in P. O. D. Bob Payne leaves his physique. Margaret and Ruth Keiper leave their domestic abilities. Agnes Bille leaves her silliness. John McDannel leaves his acting ability. Sonny Everett leaves his careful driving. 1 Mary Scott leaves her shyness. Martin Chulick bequeathes his title as Woman Hater. Sue Kibler leaves her ability to make the honor roll. Wilma Hossman leaves her lipstick. Nook Sedler leaves Wilma Powell. Dolores Miller leaves her ability to miss school. Jean Mitcho leaves her quiet voice. Shirley Talso leaves Union. Lyle Thompson leaves his ability to roll his eyes. Mugs Bausch leaves all her homework. John Smalley leaves his inability to get to school on time. Jean Bender wills her ability to get along with the teachers. Charlotte Sursely leaves her flirting. Duane Bennett leaves his love for the Junior girls. 22 l 'Q 'UNlTAS+4+7f 'lfo 'llUlll Adams , , , lrene llaseck bequeathes all her admits for classes. 'l'o Lorena Case, ,Gunner Veith leaves his glasses. To Donna Cox , , ,Marilyn Swanson leaves her obsession to roam through the halls. To Fred Billing, , , , ,Tom Bensur leaves his ability to stack lockers. To Betty Swank,,, , , , ,,Lavina Mitcho leaves her ability to play basketball. To Bob Silverthorn, ,, ,Rich Morse leaves his butch haircuts. To John Del-loag.. , ,, , ,Myrna Northrop leaves her daily naps in classes. To Donna Adams ,, , , ,Evelyn Koford leaves l1er jitterbugging. To Bichard MeCool,,,, , , ,Steve Antolik leaves his knowledge of farming. 'l'o Mary Lou Struchen ,Marge Klotzbaugh bequeathes her drawing ability. 'llo his brother ,,,, , , , , , George Schmidt leaves his place in the forthcoming Senior class. To Boyd Gunnison, , , , ,Jean Julio leaves her calm, cool, collected, mannerisms. To .loan Desko ,,,,,, , , , , , Martha Jones leaves l1er typing ability. To Marion Bobertson, , , ,Georgia ,lmig leaves her great oratory ability. To Richard Platz, , ,, , Bob Swanson leaves his adoration for poetry. 'l'o Freda Klotzbaugh ,, Elton Smith leaves his scienlilie genius. 'l'o Winnie Davis, ,, Dorothy Blodgelt leaves her ahilily to play the piano. To Mrs. Niehols,,, ,,, . , ,Lydia Kaluzin leaves her bookkeeping Cgladlyj. Witli Mrs. Frantz as our witness this Twenty-ninth day of May in the Year ol' our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred Forty-Seven we have allixed our signatures to this, our last will and testament. THE SIQNIOBS OF l9lT 23 flf9fUNlTAS+4f7'f 6764456 pl'0PA8Cy lt's now i957 and we find Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Frantz walking down Main Street in Girard. On a nearby street corner a boy is crying, Extra, extra! Read all about it! The Senior Class of '47 Makes Good! Paper, sirsP Out of curiosity tl1ey purchase a copy and turning to the i'Who,s Who Column , they read: Flash! New York City, N. Y.-eDuane Bennett and Larry Pennica are operating The llot Spot nightclub, one of the most exclusive in the city. What's this? Their star attraction is Jo Ann Dawson, who is rapidly singing her way to fame. Oregon-George Veith is now a professional skunk trapper-making millions. PennsylvaniafTom Bensur and Steve Antolik, the crooners of the Senior Class are sing- ing with Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians. Kentucky--Down in the blue grass country a little blonde, Verna Klernm, and her able assistant, Myrna Northrop., are training Vcrna's thorough bred horse for the Brown Derby. Good Luck, girls! Phoenix, Arizona-Mrs. Wilma Sparber, the former Wilma Grettler, is living on a dude ranch in the wide open spaces. Long Island, N. Y.+Tl1e S. S. Stayfloat is just pulling into the harbor. Aboard, Captain Bruce Hathaway is giving last minute dictation to his secretary, Jean Julio. Girard, Pa.-Jean Mitcho and Martha Jones have just returned from a lengthy' tour of the forty-eight states. Chicago-The brilliant lawyer, John McDannel, is defending his old schoolmate, Wilbur Everett, on a false charge of forgery. Rice Avenue Union High School-Virginia Harmon has taken Mrs. Frantz's place as English teacher. New York-The famed scientist, Elton Smith, working for Ceneral Electric at The llouse of Magic, has perfected the time machine. His first spectacular feat will be to transport Bob Swanson to the moon. There the noted explorer will gather valuable scientific data. Miami, Floridaf-Agnes Bille and Jean Bender are Hsoakin' up the southern sunshineu while on a brief vacation from work in Erie, Pa. Dayton, Ohio-John Smalley, a well known artist, is residing in Dayton where he plans to sketch several scenes of local color. Reno, Nevada-Ruth and Margaret Keiper are busy running their own little restaurant. Current celebrities are seen there often. ' New York-The popular writer, Sue Kibler, announces that her forth coming book will be a biography on the life of her former school mate, Georgia Imig. Miss Imig, as you well know, is the brilliant young writer and director of numerous Broadway plays. 24 +I'9 UNlTAS '4f7f Nlaine -fl.yle Thompson, a great mathematician, is trying in vain to teach Ward Stoops' children how to add 2 plus 2. P Chicago, lll.xCatherine McCoy is operating her own skating rink. tAlways knew she'd be a career woman.D Washington, D. C.wlilClIl1I'd Morse, the prominent policitican has just accepted the nomination to run for President on the 'Democratic ticket. Beverly Hills. CaliforniawMarjorie Klotzbaugh, a famous dress designer for Paramount Paradise Studios, is now designing a wardrobe to be worn by Marilyn Swanson in her new picture. Nliehiganflllarie Schmidt, Wilma llossman, and Charlotte Sursely are nurses at the lllside General llospital. Their patient is lid Orr who sullered minor injuries while playing basketball at Purdue University. All forty-eight--aWinging her way over the United States in an airliner we find the air hostess, Dot. Blodget t. One ol' her passengers is the former .lean Walts, flying to visit her husband who is stationed with the Navy in San Francisco. Georgia f-Bob Payne has just been voted Mr. America by the women of the ll. S., in Atlanta, tla. Iowa-mlN'lrs. Norman Sedler, the former Charlotte Zimmerman, is happily settled with her family ol' six children on their one hundred acre hog farm. New York-ehlargaret llausch and Delores Miller are chorus girls in the Zieglield Follies. Philadelphia-livelyn Koford is now promising young musician in the Philadelphia Symphony Urchestra. Californiaa--Martin Chulicli is heard from coast to coast. as accordianist on Gene Autry's Melody llanchf, Baltimore, Maryland-Mr. and Mrs. Chic Johnson CShirley Talsoj are here on their SOC'Ulld ll0llCyll'lOUIl. Kansas--- Nook Sedler is head ol' the farm bureau in Topeka. Ile has done an excellent job in exterminating the squash beetle. New York--'flN liss Shirley Marthaler, popular interior decorator, is planning to take a well earned vacation-'ffprobably a tour of Europe. ller secretary, Lavina Mitchell, will ac- company her on the trip. WisconsinaGeorge Schmidt. has established a large dairy farm, one of the finest in the country. Girard, Pa.flrene Laseck, most outstanding political leader in the state, may run for governor. Hollywood. Cal.-Cordon Larson, handsome new Hollywood star, is rapidly taking Alan Laddis place as tough guy in tl1e cinema. With a smile Mr. Lloyd folds the paper and says to Mr. Frantz, Amazing! Why l re- member ten years ago when+-. Well, we won't go into that. 25 if I ff Q f U N I T A S ff 4 if 7 if 7 I 2lfll0l Ql 50I'lCl, Lf? Name N icknunzc Pe! Pecre Steve Antolik- - Sle1'c--- -- - ,Assignments Jean Bender- - - Bender- - - - - -School- .--- -- - - Duane Bennett- -- -- Rusiy- - - - - -Shakespeare- Thomas Bensur-- ,.e, Tom- - - - - -Cows- - - - - - - - -- Agnes Bille ..,.,. - - - ,e., Aggie- -- -. - - -Hot temper- - - - - - Dorothy Blodgett- - -- -- -- -D0t- --- - -Apple polishers- Martin Chulick- - -- - Jllark- -- - - -Little brother- - - -- ,Io Anne Dawson- Jody- - - - -- - -Gym class- --- - - -- -- Wilbur Everett-- Sonny- - -- - - --- -Show-oils - - -- --- -- Wilma Grettler- -- Gr'el-- - - - -Hillbilly music- - - - - Virginia Harmon- -, - Ginny- i - - Bruce Hathaway- - - - - VVOU- - - - - Wilma Hossman- - - -Hossy--- ---- Georgia Imig- - - --- - -Doc--- - -- lxlartha Jones-- Jllarly- -- ,Iean julio ----- Jean-- Lydia Kaluzin- Lyd- - - Suzanne Kihler Sue- -- - Ruth Keiper- - - -- - - -HuHLie-- - - hlargaret Keiper- -- - - - - - -- -- - -Margarel-- -- -- Nlarjorie Klotzbaugh ---- - - ,- Evelyn Koford- - - -- ---- - - - - Verna Klemm ---- - - -- Gordon Larson -- Irene Laseck ------ Shirley lNIarthaler-- Catherine lWcCoy- , - John hIcDannel- -.-- Delores Miller-- -- - Jean Mitcho- - -- Richard Morse-- - lwyrna Northrop ---- Wilfred Orr ------- - Robert Payne ------ - Lawrence Pennica - Margaret Bausch- - - - - - Dlarie Schmidt--M - George Schmidt- - -- Burdette Sedler-- Mary Scott ---- John Smalley-- Elton Smith- - - Yvard Stoops ---- . - - Charlotte Sursely-- - -- Robert Swanson- - - Marilyn Swanson- - - Shirley Talso ---- - - Lyle Thompson - - George Veith- - -- Jean Walts ---- - ---- - - - - Marge ---- .- Speed- - -- -- Shor1fy-- - -- --Gag----H -- -Mouse- - - - --Bubbles -- --Cack---- -- Jack- - - ---Dutch - - -J6t1TL- - - - Rich- -- ,- -- -- -Bo ---- - - --- -Ed--- - - -- -Bob- - - -- - -- - ---- Perinic- -- Jllugs- - - - --Schmidl- - - -----Goof--, - --Nook--H -----Sco1ftie-.- - -- -Junior- - -Smitty -- Slupid- . - -Charl- - - - - --Swede-U - - - -Bliiz- - - -- - - -ShirI-- - - - Pop- - - --Gunner- -Jeame--- -- Charlotte Zimmerman ----- - - -Sis- - - - -- 26 - -Speeches -------- .- -- - - ----School ------ --.------ -Being called Hperoxidc -Sarcasm-L --- -- --- - - People cracking gum-- - - ,Dancing-------L -- - L1es------- --- - - - -Alarm clocks -Dishes----- - -Cakes--- --- --- - - -Being late--- -- -Tardy bells--- - -----.Boys ---- ------- -----Chickens ---. ,---- --- -- - Broken lingers- - -- - -- Conceited people - -- - - Mywalk ------- - - My size---------------W - -- - - -Bruce Hathaway- - -- - -- .Plane Geometry- -- - li. O. --- -Lars ----- ------ -----Women----- - -- -Stop signs- ------Work------ -- -Onions ------ - --- Bob Gregor -- ----- Make up- ---------- - -The English language- - -- -- - -- Gerry Baflensberger- - --Being late- --- ------ - - - -7th period study hall-- Georgia Imig ------ - -- -Dick Platz- --- - - -- -- - - -- ---lVlacbeth------------- - -- - - -Being in the doghouse- --'l'urkeys- -- - - - -- - -Leaky pens- ------- - Skunks -- -- - ---- -Snow------ -- --- -Blushing- - --- -k I 1 Q ir UNITAS 1' 4 1' 7 as CAM filllflllffllll, Baseball player, , , , P1lot,, , ,,, ,,,,, ,,, Bugler in the Army ,,g, , Farmer,, ,,,, ,,,,,,, To get slim, , , Musician,, , , , Musician, , , , ,, , , Co to New York ,, , Machinist, , ,, , Johnnie's wife , , School teacher , ,,,,, U. S. Navy.,, ,,, ,, , , Nurse with A.l3.S. Degree See my name in lights, Private secrel.ary,, , Private secretary, , , , Slenograpllcr , , Music critic , ,, Dress designer Artist ,,,, ,,,,, . , ,,,, , Dress designer, , , , , , ,, Laboratory technician, , Cowg1rl,,, None,,... , , A little wife, , Designer, , , Housewife, , Playboy,, , , Housewife, Housewife, , Baseball,,, , Novelist, , , Carpenter, , , ,,,, , A car of my own ,, T Bugler in Army ., , A good cake, , , Nurse,,,, , , President, , Engineering . , Nurse ,,,,,, Priest,,,,, , Toolmaker, , Chemistm Nurse,,, Navy, , , Nurse, , , , , Nurse ,,,, , ,,,,,, , ,, Co to Hollywood , Loafer,,, ,, ,, , Bookkeeper, , , , Housewife, , ,A , , Hiding in a lfumrilc Puslinzic Pauline,,, , ,, , Writing Harry,, , Dory Anderson, , , Pmesting,, , ,, , , , , Chewing gum, , , Accordion,,, , ,, , Playing accordion, , , Holler Skating Sports ,,,, , , ,, Holler skating, , , Playing piano ,,,,, , , Betty ,,,, ., ,,,, , , Dramatics and Music ,,,, , Writing plays, , , , ,, ,, , , Dating 'Vince , , , , Heading while knitting Heading , , , , , Music ,,,,,, , , , Sewing , , Drawing,,, , , Having fun , . , Playing piano , , ,Skating,, ,, , , Sleeping,, , Loving him liating ,,, . , Skating . , , , ,, , l, alk1ng,, , , , , Dating Danny Dancing ,,,,, , ,Fishing ,,,, , , , Skating ,,,, , , Basketball, , , . .Flirting,, , , Poker ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, , ,, liating ,,,,, , , , , , , Wilma ,,,, , Reading, , , , Baseball, , , , , , Drawing ,,,, , Photography, ,, Reading,,, , r .Women,,, , K1rk,,,,,, ,Skating,, , , , Donna Lee, Fishing, , , , , , Heading, , , Norm ,,,,, 27 Dancing ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, l9All. Ford,, , ,, l'Vho I Would HallzcrBc If No! rlflyself Ted Williams Larry Park's girl friend Tarzan Charles Boyer Deanna Durbin A famous accordionist lflank Creenburg Tyrone Poweris wife Nobody A millionaire Teacher in England Me A doctor Shakespeare Vincenlfs wife M rs. Gregory Peck My sister An alto in Phil Spilalny's Anybody Leonardo DaVinci Lana Turner Almost anybody Mrs. Johnny Adams Kilroy Don's wife Jose lturbi Hedy Lammar Doc Blanchard Dot Kirkland My little sister Good first baseman Kathleen Norris Myself Myself Anybody My twin sister Anybody Truman Alan Ladd Margaret Truman Myself Any freshman Anyone but myself My little sister Einstein M yself Joan lidwards Peter Lorre Myself Laraine Day A good cook Orch 'l'9+UNlTASf4f7+ 1 Mni0n.l ur nion CSenior's Parting Addressj CWith sincere apologies to Mr. Whitman! U Union! Our Union! Our tedious trip is done. Tl1e class has Weathered every testg the diploma we sought is won. The date is here, after four long years, the parents all exulting, While follow eyes the tassels Wave, the Seniors grim and daring. But O heart! heart! heart! O! tears our teachers shed! Where 011 the desk our initials lie, Big, so they'll be read. O Union! Our Union! Rise and give a yell, Rise upffor you We've honors brought-for you we leave a Will. For you empty eokes and sucker stieksffor you our elass's a'orowding, For you we call, the Senior class, our eager faces turning. Here, Union! Dear Union! This class within Whose heads Have dreams and plans o'er and o'er been made, For the days when We'll have fled. Our Union does not answerg its halls are stark and still, Our Union does not hear our class, it Won't have our Jacks and Jills, The class has last- assembledg its four years' course is done, From fearful tests the Senior class comes in with diplomas won. Exult O class! and ring O hells! For We with joyful tread Will walk out the door of Union High Where first We came With dread. by Georgia I mig 28 Yflnalefffw 044 ' , X' 1 ll- 9 if Cl' Z P51 UP' U3 we Ik ll' V N V 11- Junior Class Officers Presidemf .... , ., ,,.H.,. ., .,,, , - C. - -Yernon Mook Vice Presidenl .s. -L -Fred Rilling Secrelary ,,., ,..,. S ue Richardson Treasurer- - .,.. Kennie Getz First Row: A. Fetsuga, D. Adams, L. McKee, G. DeWolf, W. Davis, S. Richardson, F. Rilling, K. Getz, Y. Mook M. Marthaler, T. Baugher, L. Erickson, M. Mitcho. Second Row: Mrs. Nagle, S. Kalbrunner, P. Bax, P. Filby, K. Sheldon, J. Rausch, L. Perry, N. Miller, D. Cox W. Powell, E. Klimek, L. Case, M. Marthaler. Third Row: I. Kimmy, M. Dudas, F. Klotzbaugh, M. Robertson, J. Randall, XI. Clishy, B. Swank, A. Gido, J Desko, E. Adams, A. Gido, Miss Wilson. Fourth Row: J. Lesko, B. McClinLon, N. Sedler, B. Kirkland, B. Gunnison, M. Sanders, T. Tuschak, J. Yan Tassel W. Bax. Back Row: J. Schmidt, S. Tome, J. DeHoag, R. Silverthorn, P. Simpson, T. Adams, D. Platz, J. Badders, B. Borland, C. Schmidt, R. McCool, A. Olesnik. 4 I, 4 4 6 Nfl I L SV -Y- + V 4 L 'T I W , ,mf X' d X- 99 x- C2 Z Pa DH cn lf P ll' N X' Sophonlore Class Officers President ,,, . ,, - , ..., Bob Quinn Vice Presidenl ... , --., -Jack Randall Secrelary ..,.., ,l,,, I lichard Platz Treasurer l..,, .,l.,..,....,..l...,,.l, ,.l,, X 7 irgil NVright First Row: J. Wilson, D. Snow, L. Snow, J. Walts, V. XVright,,B. Quinn, J. Randall, C. Platz, J. Holliday, C. Busch M. Andrews, D. Kirkland. Second Row: A. Garity, J. Wagner, A. McGuire, M. Sisson, S. Boine, N. Robinson, J. Redding, B. Mallee, G. Yan Cise, S. Dalrymple, L. Lloyd, M. Shaffer, E. Fulgenzo. Third Row: M. Bagley, B. Wheeler, J. Cook, E. Lafine, M. Adams, VV. Talso, R. Bille, P. Pettigrew, N. Johnson J. Kreger, L. Venman, R. Donahue, Mrs. Frantz. Fourth Row: B. Hamas, S. Snyder, W. Godfrey, V. Norton, D. Selden, D. Sursley, M. Johnson, A. Rosenberg, J Paine, G. Johnson, N. Borland, B. Snyder. Fifth Row: D. Bennett, G. Munroe, B. Cooper, C. Ford, J. Grosowsky, S. Kozak, L. Perry, B. Rogers, J. Kremenik R. DeMarco, C. Reinelt, E. McCool. Back Row: B. Everett, O. Warner, N. Clark, J. Smith, R. Platz, L. Frey, B. Sawdy, H. Selden, H. Kratzke, H. Hites D. Coon, C. Kihler, R. Randall, J. Snyder, G. Astor, L. Jones. 'I 7 0 0701 'blfl 0 3.1 9979! ll' In . 'Y 4 6 ND. LI SV 4 4 V 4 L , Y 1 x, i 1 ' -L ll' Q 1+ CI Z P-EI ID' UD x- A Ik N 1+ Freshlnen Class Officers Presidenl ,,,,,, . L .. - -Bill Goodwin Vice Presidenin ,. - - L -Bill Byham Secrelary -..s .. ,s.,.. Sally Bax Treasurer- - L - . - L -Lowell Koford First Row: A. Hughes, V. Davis, B. McKee, B. Mitcho, G. Busch, S. Bax, W. Goodwin, L. Koford, B. Byham, D Peckham, B. Myers, B. English, J. Payne. Second Row: M. Bishop, M. Kozak, M. Bausch, S. Snyder, M. Berhinger, B. Zamhrzyski, V. Sydow, E. Lewis J. McMillen, J. Lesko, G. Swift. Third Row: A. Brown, D. Bennett, J. Williams, D. Anderson, B. Traut, A. Hamas, B. Shaffer, E. Bateman, T. Fiesler H. Harmon, M. Eaton, Mr. Madden. Fourth Row: C. Amidon, B. Bateman, G. Jones, D. Frey, M. Bender, M. Bowen, M. O'Leary, N. Scott, G. Denham J. Swanson, D. Killian, G. Thompson, B. Meeder. Fifth Row: M. Case, T. Sheldon, D. Shaffer, H. McClinton, P. Bensur, E. Erickson, R. McDannel, T. Bumherger, F. Kirkland, M. Waxham, P. Perry, B. Allen. Back Row: D. Parker, L. Hammond, T. Ohmer, E. Smalley, D. Pratt, L. Grettler, J. Popka, T. Chulick, H. Frey G. Cole, J. Caufman, C. Caughlin, J. Raffensberger, J. Leonhart. Q , 3 4 I, 4 4 6 SVLINH 4 4 V 4 L +l'QfUNITAS'4+7 whaf .Sanford pafher B0 Wal Wyoeff OI' all the Seniors, I would like to be Sweden Suranson because I like his black curly hair. Jessie Mchlillen Of all the members of lhe Senior class, I would rather be Shirley Talso because she has a smile for everyone. .Ioan Wagner ll'l had my choice of Senior, I would choose Roh Payne because he's a good football player and has a nice build. LaVern Cretller The Senior l would rather he is .f'IfjIIl'S liillc. I say lhis because I think she has abilily lo make and keep friends. Freda Klolzbaugh l'd like to be a Senior, period. Betty Adams The Senior I would rather be is Clayton Veilh because he doesn'l have a worry in the world. Maynard Sanders The Senior I would rather be is Wilma Greliler because I like her height. Patricia Filby Il' I had my choice of Seniors, I would rather be Ed Orr because he's a good athlete. Charles Schnnid t UI' all the Seniors I would choose Delores Miller because she's very understanding. Joyce Blyslone The Senior that I would rather be is Nook Scdler because of his al.ilily as a horseman. Harold Selden Of all the members of the Senior class, I would like to be anyone who has passed two years of Latin. Bob Quinn I would like to be Catherine McCoy because she has linished four years of high school and can now breathe a sigh of relief. Sally Snyder I would rather be Duane Bennell because he has red hair that I admire. Muriel Clishy The Senior I would like to be is lllarge Klolzhaugh. l'd like to be her because she seems to have a lot of friends. Mary Lou Slruehen Of all the members of the Senior class, I would rather be Jo Ann Dawson because she roller skates well. Norma Scott l'd choose Johnny Mcljannel as the Senior l'd like lo be because he carries on his face the biggest smile I've ever seen. Sue Boine I would rather be Jean .lalio because she has been successful in her commercial course in high school. Marilyn Bax I would rather be George Schmid! than any other member of the Senior class because ol' his ability to remember where all the watermellon and muskmellon patches are! Ted Ohmer I would rather be Sue Kibler than any other member of lhe Senior class because she has such a swell personality. Lynn Lloyd Of the Senior class I would like to be Richard Morse because he has a way with the girls. Clifford Shorts I would rather be Marilyn Swanson than any other member of the Senior class because she is so peppy. Barbara Bettes The Senior I would like to be is Larry Pennica because he has muscles and knows how to use them. ' Joe Popka Of all the Seniors I wish I were Virginia Harmon because of her ability to get good marks in linglish. Bill Borland A Senior I would rather be is Gordon Larsonfan all around guy. Ken Getz If I were a Senior I would like to be Georgia Imig because she's a Welshman and so am I. Donna Lee Cox I would like to be Ward Sloops because he saves so much money getting butch haircuts. Ronald Bateman 36 ,4fM2fL +l+9 UNlTASf4f7' First Row: Nlr.Sl1nllr'nh0rg.:0r. D. 'l'mnn. NI. Chnlick, M, Sanders, N. Sadler, ll. Silvcrthorn. li. Pnynu. l.. Pcnnicn, S. 'l'nnn-. NY. lluv, D. Plnlz, U. Schmidt., l . llillingz, Mr. Culri. Sc-cond Row: J. Krmmmik, S. Antolik, M. Wnxhnm, S. Kozuk, J. Snydcr, ll, llyhann, K. Gsilz. W. l'Ivcrnl,l.. J. llullnug, G. Larson, 'l'. Tnscllnk, J. Vun 'l'ns:-vel, V. Monk, J. MCIJIIIIIIKYI. Huck Row: 'l'. llnlnln-rgur, C. lluiluwll., 0. YVurncr, Il. llnndnll, li, Ilznnmond, li. Quinn, J. Randall, ll. llutlmway, C. Schlnidl., ll. McDunncl, C. Kilxlor, V. NVrighI., lJ, Coon. ll. livcrcllv. -H 4. xmgg: ' First Row: Mr. Shollenhcrgvr, ll. Tll0lTIDSOIl, B. Swanson. H. Morse, L. l'cnnicn, WV. Orr, G. Schmidt.. NV. Everett, J. lVlcDnnn0l Mr. Cutri. S1-cond Row: li. Gregor, ll. Kirkland. N. Sadler. NV. Bax, J. Lnskn, 'l'. Adams, S. Tomo, l.. Fruy. C. Ford. lluck Row B. Mumlur, F. Kirkland, D. Coon, ll. DuMaruo, M. Wnxhnm, ll. Goodwin, 'l'. llnmhcrger, B. Byhnm, V. Wright., C. Plulz. 38 flf9'UNlTAS'4f7+ Again, no championship! flwflaf With the county league divided into two divisions, A and B, we ended up first in the A division and then lost out to Wesleyville, the B division winner, in the stadium 20-I3. In their independent games the team won one and lost two. They beat Wesleyville 13-0 and lost to Franklin I2-0 and Millcreek 6-0. Sam Tome and Larry Pennica were the team's high scorers with 43 and 36 points, respectively. Larry Pennica and Aiaynard Sanders were chosen on the All County first team, while Dick Platz placed on the second team. Martin Chulick and Larry Pennica represented Union in the East-West All Star Game. 1 Graduating lettermen-fLarry Pennica, John lVlcDannel, Gordon Larson, Wilbur Everett, .Bob Payne, George Schmidt', and Martin Chulick. These losses will be ollset by Sam Tome, Norm Sedle1', Dick Platz, Willis Bax, Fred Billing, Maynard Sanders, Bob Silverthorn, Jack Van Tassel, Vernon Mook, Jack Snyder, John De Hoag, Ken Getz, and 'l'om Tuschak as returning veterans along with managers Sam Simpson and John Kremenik. Wfon 6 Union., , L A , Union Union . Union L . Union, ,, . Union, ,, Union- ., , ,, Lost I ,32 Cambridge Springs , . , , , 0 20 Albion . , ,, L, , 0 6 North East... , 0 ,,2l Fairview, N.. A U. 0 0 Harborcreek . , , 6 A26 Conneautville ,, L 0 25 Lawrence Park... - , 0 130 6 gazileefgaff After starting this year's league schedule with a bang, the team faltered near the end and came in second to Wesleyville. 'lihe boys won eight and lost four in league play with a total of l0 wins and I0 losses, including independent games. ln regular league play the team scored 50l, points to opponents 459 and, including independent games, they scored 707 points to opponents 704 points. Larry Pennica and Ed Orr were higl1 scorers with I74 and l72 points, respectively. Graduating lettermen include Ed Orr, Captaing Larry Penniea, Richard Morse, George Schmidt, Lyle Thompson, Wilbur Everett, Bob Swanson, and John McDannel. Returning lettermen include Larry Frey, Sam Tome, Norm Sedler, and manager Fred Billing. Union 29 Union 4l Union 42 Union 37 Union 22 Union 49 Harborcrcek , L , , Lawrence Park, , .. ., . . L Cambridge Springs North East U L e Albion so,, , , , - Wesleyville- ,, . - 24 Union 33 Union 40 Union 30 ' Union 32 Union 29 Union 39 45 55 43 44 23 32 H arborc1'eck .,,. F , V 3 l Lawrence Park, , , ., , , , 3 I Cambridge Springs , . L North Eastsw . ., , A L46 Albion-.....,..e L35 Wesleyville.. L . - L -47 +IfQ'UNITAS+4'f7+ landing: S. Snyrh-r, li. Fulgenzo, S. lloine. Kneeling: B. ll:1mus,A. l'l0iSllLfil, .l. llemlur. M. Klllllllllllgil, M. liugley. CLEC' FALLIIUPJ 'llhe clleerleaclors are naturally lhe peppicst bunch in our school. ',l'hcse girls practiced many an activity period to learn our new vhecrs. Several new lIl0IIllJCl'S were added to the group. A The results of their good work were seen at the games this year. The girls made a neat appearance in their red and gold outfits. ,ln your own words, ClICCI'-lCHLlCl'S,7HlNiCC goinllw 40 Wemoria! .clgofgalyf .iz-gefcl GED .XglfL!0gl CL,0A5 D .fdcfiuifieri ,+l+Q+UN1TAs+4f7+ First Row: S. Antolik. D. Coon, li. l':iynu, J. McDunn0l. L. Ylill0lIlIlS0Il. VV. Storms. ll. Morsv. G. Sclunidl, Mr. l rnnl.z. Su-cond Row: D. HOIlIl0l,l,, M. Chulick. B. McD:inncl. li. Smith, li. Scdler, V. Mook. K. Getz. J. Slllillliiy, V. VVright,. Buck Row: W. liux, S. Tomo, 'l'. Tusollak. F. Rilling. li. Kirkland, B. Gunnison, L. Frny, J. Krcmenik, li. McClinl,on, J. Randall, B. liyham, D. Slliilrl'l'. First Row: D. Millnr. G. lmig. M. Scott, C. Zimmvrman, C. McCoy, P. Bax, M. liaglcy, N. Millnr, D. COX. S. Marllmlr-r, VV. Grottlcr, J. Dawson, .l. Bvmler. Second Row: M. Carolhurs, VV. Powell, M. llolmrlson. F. Kl0l,ZllHIlgll, M. Jones, H. Koford. M Klutzhaugll, S. Talso. L. Frinkson, M. Mitcho, M. Dudas, A. F0lfSllgfl. Third Row: K. Sheldon, M. Bax, l. Kimlny, L. Case- ll. Klimek, L. Porry, J. Xvillinms, M. llfehringvr, J. Payuc, U. Nlilxzho, D. Fruy, ll. llnrlnon, Miss VVilson. Fourth Row: G. Jonns J. Swanson, G. Denham, N. Scott, ll. B1-Ltcs. J. llolliday. M. Andrnws, L. Lloyd, D, Kirkland. J. Cook, B. NVl1nolrvr, S. Richardson ll. Donahue. Fifth Row: M. Sisson. A. Garity. A. lV1cGuirc, li. Snyder. L. Snow. J. lVagnf'r, D. Snow. G. Busch, D. i,0Ckllillll A. Hughes, M. 0'Lm:ary. M. llowvn, C. Busch, M. Shaffer, ll. Trout., li. Lalinn. Sixth Row: J. Lesko. W. Godfrny, li. Fnlgonzo V. Norton, J. Kruger, M. Adams, VV. 'l'nlso, G. Johnson, L. Vvnmun. J. Payne. S. Iloscnlmrg, N. Johnson, M. Bcmlvr Buck Row- J. McMillan, li. llumus. S. Snyder, ll. Mclicc, G. Van Cisc, S. Dznlrymplu, lioino, N. Robinson, J. Redding, D. Srildon, ia Pctlil grow, ll. liillc. 44 +l'9'UNlTASf4'7 My Pr1'.vz'dcnl , N, , Vire IJl'f'Sl'd0IIl , S1'rrelury , 7'1'0us11r'rl' , , Ward Stoops Lyle Thompson lliehard Morse John Mvliannel TI ll' Y under the ifuidanee of lylr. Frantz, has always lzeen one o I0 1- . ,, , ,, most active elubs. They started the year out right with their initiation night. The ceremony was a deep, dark secret, but from the hear of things, lhey had 'gone big lime The fellas worked hard all year lo raise one hundred dollars whim-h lhey pax 0 lo lhe World Youth Fund. The entertainment of lhe year inc-lnded a swim al lhe Y. M. C. A and lhe annual Father and Son banquet. Several members represented our club at Titusville lhis year. Without a doubt, the Hi-Y has established a record of which all can l e proud gif! Wederued Officers of the Girl Reserves are as follows: Clzuplailz , , , ,Catherine Meffoy l'l'esidm1le e , 7 Donna Cox Vice Presiderzl, , , Norma Miller Secretary . , e e . .Margaret liagley Treasurer, , , .. ,.,,.. e r r ., ,,,, , , ,, ,,Pauline Bax With the help shoes and sweaters for the children of France. Most ol' their meeting a speaker, the topic, Boy Meets Girl. They also had All in all, the 45 of their advisor, lVliss Wilson, the Girl Reserves have eolleeled meetings have been based on a personality course AI one lVlrs. Bishop, from lCrie, gave them an inlereslingg lecture on a joint meeting and a party with the Hi-Y. Girl Reserves have had a very suec-essful year. fl'9'UNlTAS'f4 7+ I irsl Row: Mr. Lloyd. M. Ilolmcrlson. Ii. Sudlc-r. VV. Sboops, I.. Erickson, Mr. Aukvr. Buck Rnw: IC. Slnzlllvy, I., V4-nrnun, I . Klutz Imugh. D. Killian. V. Ilnrnmn. S. Anlolik. D. ll:-nn:-LI.. J. llundull. D. IIOIIIIPII. First Row: S, Iliclmrdsfm, M. Bax, I. Kimmy. C. Zimmrvrmun, C. Mcfloy, M. Scott.. S. 'l'zilso. J. R4-dding. I.. Erickson, M. Milcho M. KIDIJZIJIIIILZII, M. Dudns, Secnnd Row: Miss NVilson, N. Scott. G. Busch. I . Klotzlmugzh. I.. Perry. IC. Kolhrd. D. Kirkland N, Ilubinson. Il, Snldon. V. Ilzlrmun, D. Bloclgutl.. Third Row: M. Czlrolllvrs. S. Snyder, A. McGuir1-. I1 Snow. Nl. Clislzy, .I LIIIIISCII, IC. l.nIin1-, J. Milclm. 'I', Buugln-r, C. Snrsi-ly. Fourth Row: M. liaglcy, IC. Ifulgenzn. A. Rosunlu-rg, G. MCK:-0, G. Nun Cisn- ' s . ..'nydvr. li. Ilunlus. J. Cook, B. Wluwclor. H. Illlllilllllfl, A. Gnrity. Huck Row: J. Wugna-r. I.. Snow. V. Norlon, J. Puynu, l'. I'f-lt,i- grow, R. Iiillu, M. Johnsun, D. Sursvly, G. Juhnson. 46 me 'I af Q 1 UNITAS af 4 at 7 it .S7frm!enf Conn ci! Prcsidcnl , Ward Stoops Vice President, , D iliurdelte Sedler Secretary, A Y Lenore Erickson Treasurer, , 7, Marion Robertson This new and much needed group was organized early in the year under the leadership of Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Acker. Their first accomplishment was a list. of regulations for school dances. They also set up a lost and found departmentif-somethingf we've been lacking: for a long while. At present, they are working on a hand book, which will contain helpful information about our school, its subjects, and extra-curricular activities. Of course, these are only a few of the benefits we've received from the work of our student council. Theyive really done an excellent job. olidrary Pre.s'idcnt,. D , J c cMary Scott Vice President Shirley Talso Secrellzryne , D , , c Joan Redding' Treasitrcr, W J c 7 ,Catherine McCoy The Library Club is a four-year-old organization made up of nearly 50 girls. This club, under the supervision of Miss Wilson, helps to keep the library in order and the library books in good condition. On February 28th, during assembly, the Library Club presented a short play entitled Non-Fiction Party. The play urged everyone to read more non- liction books. Seniors leaving this year are Jean Mitcho, Charlotte Sursley, Dorothy Biod- gett., Evelyn Koford, lVlary Scott, Catherine McCoy, Virginia llarmon, Charlotte Zimmerman and Jean Walls. The members are as follows: Betty Hamas Gertrude McKee Geraldine YanCise Sally Snyder Arlene Ptosenburg Norma Scott Georgia Busch Thelma Baugher Betty Snyder Joan Wagner Alice McGuire Doris Snow Lorraine Snow Mary Ann Johnson Patricia Pet tigrew Rita Bille Lois Perry Janice Payne Jean Mitcho Dorothy Sursely Charlotte Sursely Dorothy Blodgett Geraldine Johnson Virginia Harmon Jean Walls Marilyn Bax irene Kimmy Donna Mae Selden Evelyn Koford Mary Scott Lenore 'Erickson Shirley Talso Mary Mitcho .47 Freda Klotzbaugh Mary Lou Struchen Alice Garity Hose Marie Donahue Doris Mohney Joyce Cook Catherine McCoy Betty Wheeler Muriel Clisby Charlotte Zimmerman Nancy Robinson Marjorie Adams Mary Ann Dudas Margaret Eagley Elnora Laline Joan Redding fl'9'UNlTAS+4 7+ Al Table: Mrs. Nichols, G. lniig, M. Swanson, M. Klotzlmaugh, A. llillu, E. Knfnrxl, V. Norton. First Row: M, Shnll'ur, L. Lloyd. li. limellcs, C. linsch, D. Snow, ll. Muhney, M. 0'lmnry, G. Busch, M. Bender, IV. Kirkland. Second Row: l.. liricksun, l. l.z1se-ck S. lVlnrl.halur, M. Andrews, J. llullirluy, C. Zllllllllfflllllll, C. Molloy, M. Milclm, l. Kinnny. ll. l'1-rry. XV. Grulllf-r. M. Scoll, V llnrnmn, li. 'l'rnnl, J. Kroger. 'l'. Olnnur, J. Grnzosky. 'l', Sheldon. lhwk Row: ll, Kirklnnrl, J. Williams. S. llifrlmrrlwnn. .l. llznnsx-ll M. Dndns. D. Millvr. S. Kihlor, W. llnssnmn. M. Strnnlwn, I . Klnlzlxnngln, N. Jullnsnn, l.. Mnnnnn, Nl. Adznns. l'. IN-llignuu. J Pnynu, M. Jnhnsnn. ll. llillo, A. l uIsuga, P. linx. gm .Q First Row: li. Scdlur. C. Snrsuly, J. Mcllnnncel, M. Swanson, lC. Srnilh. G. lmig. W. Slonps, W. llnssnmn. Smfoml Row: Nlrs. Nngln, B. llvllrrs. J. llolliday, M. Andrews, C. Busch, V. Monk, li. Gunnison, S. lliulmrrlson. J. llnrlclurs. li. Quinn. D. Bonn:-ll. Mr, Acl-mr. lluvk Row: G. Bllrllfll. M, 0'l.0nry, M. llnwnn, M. llnmlvr, li, 'l'rnnI,, li. Lnlinv-, N. Johnson. l.. Vvnrnnn. V. Nnrlun, ll. Donulnur. 48 'l 'Q UNlTAS+4'f7+ BLUISIQGIQBI' One of the most active and successful groups here at 'Union is the Newspaper Staff. The editor, Marjorie Klotzbaugh, and her assistant, Agnes Bille, have contributed to make a newspaper which demands much credit from everyone. During the year the stalf members have worked industriously to make the paper interesting and informative. New columns were introduced such as Senior Personalitiesi' and The Corn Crib. A big event was The Candy Heart Ball sponsored by the newspaper staff. The stad' wishes to express its appreciation to Mrs. Nichols, their able advisor. YVe also wish to commend the group for an excellent year of work. legafe President .,,.. . . - Elton Smith Vice Presidenl-e.v,. .,.. Ward Stoops Secretary, - C C. C C e . . Marilyn Swanson Under t.he direction of Mrs. Nagle and Mr. Acker our Debate Club has had an eventful year. The topic of much heated discussion this year was the Forensic League ques- tion. Resolved-That the federal government should provide a system of com- plete medical care available to all citizens at the public expense. Although the debaters Worked hard, they still found time for a little fun. The two entertainment high lights of t.his year were the county debaters' dinner and the annual trip to Allegheny College. Certainly the Hne work done by this progressive club has been a benefit to the people who took part. in the debating and a credit to our school. 49 flf9 UNITAS+4f7f Firsl Row: G. Ilnig. I.. I't-rry, J. Ilumlvr, NV. Urlel,I.I1-r, I'. Him, M, Ilulwrlsun, M. SIl lN7Il4'Il, I . Iilolzlulllgll, I . lfuyluk, VY. Prxwvll D. Cox, N. fVlilI1'r, Second Row: I.. Iiriczksull, S, Snyder, M. liaglcy, C. IIIINCII. I.. Lloyd, D. Kirklunll, I.. V1-nmaln, N. Jollnsml M. lhrndr-r, D, Mnhnny, J. Cook. Third Row: II. Ilulnus, V. Davis, li. Mm:K4-4-, VV. Ilusslnun, U, Busch, M. U'I.uury. M. Huw:-n ll. 'I'mul, IC. l.:1lin4w. M. IIIIIISCII. Buck Row: G. llulI'4-nslwrgl-r, G. 'I'hmnpsun, IC. lirivksun. li. Kirkland. 'I'. Ohmvr. Il. S4-dl:-r, li G1-lz. VV. Slmmps, J. Mz:Dunn4'I. First Row: li. Silvurlhnrll. S, VIIUIIIIE, N. Sudlvr, P. Sinlpson, G. Imrszxn, I.. lfruy, 'l', Tusclluk, J. Schmidl, K. Girlz, A. Ulusuik I.. Purry, li. liorluml. Second Row: ll. limuuelt.. C, Kihls-r. ll. Plulz, J. Smullvy. C. Suhmidl, J. Suyda-r, Il, Kmtzkv, Il. S1-Ida-n l'. Pvrry, I.. Grvlllvr, Il. llyhuln, IC. Ilulnlmmd. 'l'Iuir4l Row: II. IIIIIIKIIIII. II. lfrn-y, I'. Iivnsllr, II. Klvin, IC. I':I'Il3kHUIl. II. Alnidun C, CHlIgIllllilll, J. Ilnmlull, I., IIIIHIIIIIIIIII, H, M4-4-dvr, 'I', Ulnm-r, G. Colm, G. 'l'hum11son. Mr. Vvnnmn. Huck Row: J, Munrm-, D Pnrkcr, B. Rogers. C. Schultz. D. Plntz. J. Gruzosky, S. Koznk, B. Suwdy, W. Goodwin, ll, Prall, Nl. Cnsc, 'I'. Chulick, J. Popku. 50 P 7 fl+Q'UNITAS'4f7'f 'MXXQ A. Sludenl Directors V , . . Georgia lmig PrPS1'de11l,..- . H , . ,, , , , - . . Pauline Bax Georgia and her kids really went to town this year. Their first perfor- mance was the Newspaper Staff play, Deadline,', written by Georgia lniigg. This was presented in an assembly program. However, their hit. of the year was Georg-ia's three act comedy, A Bundle From Britain. This play was so good that it rated a night performance. A command performance was given later at Battles Memorial School. The benefits from this play helped to finance this Unitas. Many thanks to Georgia and the cast for their grand work. Needless to say, we're proud as Punch of this active group. We hope they'll continue to carry on the good work in the years to come-without Georgia, we're sorry to say. EEA. President- - , , ,,,. Richard Platz Vice PFP.9I.dPlIf , , ,Joe Schmidt Secretary, A ., . ., . Kenneth Getz Treasurer- - , - - , , , Tom Tuschak Mr. Venman and his Ag boys have had an eventful year as usual. Immediately after the initiation of the new members, they started making plans for the year. The F. F. A. is our traveling club. They made bus trips to farm shows in Waterford and Jefferson, Ohio. Many of the fellas, accompanied by Mr. Venman, attended the state farm show at Harrisburg for several days. That was the treat of the year for the boys. The year came to a close with the annual F, F. A. Father and Son banquet. 51 +lfQ'UNlTAS'4+7f Al Piano: M. Rolmrlson. First Row: B. Adams, V. Davis, W. Powull, B. Sndlur, E. Smith, E. Hammond, J. Budrlurs, lVl. Bowan, C. Busch, lVl. Martlmlcar, S. lVlarl.hnl0r, V. Uavis. Second Row: Mr. WVOod, F. Klotzlraugli, N. Nlillnr, N. llolxinson, B. Sawdy, ll. Klein, D. Coon, C. Vnilll, G. Dunhmn, lVl. Bender, J. Holliday, M. Nlurthalcer. Third Row: A. Garity, S. Boinc, J. Swanson, IC, Kolbrd, V. Monk, 'l'. Bun-mr. S. Anlnlik, B. Swanson, N. Jnhnhsnn, li. i1'llllll7, l'l. Adams. A. Gido. Buck Row: G. lmig, D. Surruwly, D. Cox, L. Tlmrnpson. K. Gulz, W. Bax, VV. Sloops, Nl. Swanson, W. llosslnnn, l.. Kaluzin, M. Bausch. F... NA?----lf-Wm, .qblsh AQ 'A' A -- A - ..- M., ,l ip First Row: NV. Stoops M. 0'l.uary, D. Kirkland, L. Perry, 'l'. Baughcr, M. VVaxham, S. Snyder, L. Lloyd, IC. Lalinu, J. Pnynu. Secuml Row: B. Kirkland, C. l'lal.z, li. llammond, M. Eaton. A. Brown, M. Bender, B. Adams, l.. llarnlnnnd, B. Goodwin, Il. Borland, K. Stnlliknr, B. Sawdy, M. Rohr-rlson, B. Trant, T. Fiuslr-r, K. Gulz. D. Coon. Back Row: J. llnlliduy. M, Andrews, ll. ljibllllllllif, A. Blnusa-r, C. Ford, N. Clurk, J. Buddvrs, N. Scott, M. Knzuk, B. Gunnison, Mr. WVond, ll. KI4-in, B. Bu-lh-S, li. Kolbrd. 52 i'fIf9fUNITAS+4f7 yfnixeczl gdorud l'rcsidc11l ,H , W, , Kenny Getz Secrelary-Treasurer,, , ., Norma Miller Mr. Wood and the chorus worked very hard all year to bring us a wonderl'ul spring concert. Without a doubt, they were successful because on April I0 and I l the audience heard some beautiful music. We were all proud ol' them. The chorus made one trip to Wesleyville in April to give a musical program in return for the one they brought to us earlier in the year. The joke of the year was heard at chorus rehearsal just before the concert when lllr. Wood said, All right, girls, 'Kiss Me Againif' We'll never quite forget that one. As any inelnbcr will tell you, the chorus is one place where work can be fun. And the wonderful thing is that their work gives the rest ol' us enjoyment, too. MI' vcdoof gan!! l,I'f?Slil1Cl1l , ., slkflarion Robertson Secrvlary-'l'reasur0r,, , , , , s ,, , Dorothy .Kirkland This is a brand new group in which we're all interested. VVe've heard them play every day this year and, at lirst, it sounded pretty awful. But, under the direction of Mr. Wood, they've made so much progress that we actually look forward to eighth period practice. The band made several appearances this year, but their big nights were April 10 and ll when they took part in our annual spring concert. 'l'heir music makes us realize how valuable an asset a school band can be. Yet, the fact that we've been without one these past few years makes us appreciate Mr. Wood and his band all the more. 53 +l Q UNITASf4 7' l irnl How: U. lmig. XV, Grswlllvr, li. Slllilh, S. liilrlvr. ll. Svdlvr. Mrs, lfrilllll. H. Mnrsu. S1-colul Rnw: M. Julius. J. Jllliu. M Qxxzlllsun. J, Xll7I,ilIlll1'l. NY. Slnups, J. Hvllda-r. D, Hlodgwlt, lf. Zirnlnvrlllzm. lluck Row: I.. Iiricksull, M. llulu-rlsml, 'I'. .Mlzllns M. Saud:-rs. First Huw: ll. Sm-ldun, IC. Smith. D. lllmlgz-tt, V, Ilurmnn, C, Kihlr-r. Buck Row: li. Sccllnr, J, Nlulinnm- , Conn, W. Simms. 5-14 I C. Ford. Lx. Astor. I7 +lf9+UNITAS' 546 Mmm .Syfaff Edilor-in-Chief ,,,, 77 7 7 7 7 7 Sue Kibler Assislanl Editor 7 7 7 77 7 7 77 7Burdette Sedler Adrerlisillg Manager ,,,, 7 77 7r 77 77 7John McDanuel ASStSlfllIli A drerlising Zllunagvr 7 Marilyn Swanson Business Marzf1ger7 7 77777 7 7 7 7 Elton Smith LileraryEdilor ,, , 7 7 77 7 ,..,,7,, 7Wilma Grettler 1Jll0l0gf'G1JlItC Edilors 7 7 7 7 7Ward Stoops, Jean Bender Sporls Edilor 77 .7 7 7 777 7 77 77 7 7 7Hichard Morse JokeEdilor77777 7 7777 77 7 7 777777777777 77 Georgia lmig 7'ypl'xls 7 7 Jean Julio, Martha Jones, Dorothy Blodgett, Charlotte Zilnmerman Junior Aides77 77 7Marion Robertson, Maynard Sanders, Lenore Erickson, Tom Adams Facully Adrisolx 7 7 7 7 7 7 Mrs. Frantz ainfenance few A very important group, which has been overlooked in former years, is our Maintenance Crew. These students do the jobs which make our days at Union more enjoyable. 'l'heir work includes selling ice cream and milk, working the P. A. system, taking care of the stage, and guarding the halls. Maybe this recognition in our yearbook will help to show our appreciation for their fine work. 55 4+7+ fl 9 UNITASf4f7f 44 H 0I1l0l' aze The fall ol' '46 we came To win diplomas was our aim. A long and happy year ahead. But how these last few months have sped! Remember all those football games We cheered through sun and cold and rain. We fought for East-West title fame. But that was when we lost the game. Remember all those freshmen looks So frightened as they held our books. Then fellows gave the gals a chance To date for the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Then came the winter ice and snow And how those winter winds did blow! They kept us from our teachers fond. No school meant skating on the pond. Next came that sweethearts' day for all, Their hearts were gay at The Candy Heart Ball . Basketball -faincs were exciting this fear, 21 D The season's end too soon was here. One night to our dismay we found Our gym was strewn with cans around. The gals were dressed without a ilounce, That's right-it was The Boxcar Bounce. The Senior Prom, that gala night, lelelped store away our memories bright. The Senior Play, a huge success, Caine with those awful final tests. That happy week-end that we spent When on our senior trip we went. Ah, yes, these days were filled with fun, But now all our high school days are done. Wilma IIOSSIIIUII 56 ala 7 +l'9'UNITAS+4+7+ omloaniond 0 WMA ana! Wefancgofy 3251 4 keisuae. U-,augkttzk Q5 8 Uxvkerivq UNITAS '9 backs I I UNITAS I0 UNITAS 61 UNITAS 62 UNITAS 63 .fdcluerfirning +lfQ'UNITASf4'7f To our Advertisers The lfnitas Stall' Wishes to acknowledge gratefully the good will which our Advertisers have shown hy placing their advertise- meuts iu our book. The Stall' also wishes to urge the Faculty and Student. Body to recognize this Courtesy by patrouizing the Advertisers represented in these pages. MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE YMCA FRANK C. HAYES HARDWARE 9 East hlain St. NORTH GIRARD COOPERATIVES North XVUSIPPII l'nI:ll0 Coup f:l'01Il Lakes Growers Coup Instant Potato Uranuuls Processors of fruit and vegetables Finest IIHISIIPII you 1 vvr utr. lAH'kI'l' PIII!!! Phone 'l 'I5 Pllmlf' 202 66 Girard, Pa. +l+9fUNITAS 4+7f The Quulily Specially Shop of Erie, Pa. he Halle Bras. Qin. NIcCARTY'S STORE Phone 28 North Girard, Pa. Mr. Venman: 6'Gordon, whaL's Lhe dilqference between a horse and a cowP', Gordon: Well-11 horse has four legs, one in each Corner-,hut il Cow has Iwo udders. Conzplimenls of BEA'S BEAUTY SALON Phone 109- R THE ERIE DAILY TIMES 67 'lfQ'UNITAS+4+7+ Snyder's Dry Cleaning Il Uosls so Lillie lo Look Your Best We call for and deliver. Call Girard 4-8151 g J F1 rch s Ma-Made Bread The Loaf in the Orange Vlfrapper' LAKE ERIE FOUNDRY Co. INC. Founders of PLUMBERS' SPECIALTIES Light and Medium Gray Iron Castings LEFCO PRODUCTS Girard, Perma. 68 +l'Q UNlTAS+4+7+ l i . 5 i l 512 lisa 5 ' WF .il ,N l llbjlltll f , , I,.9'l11f+ f E R I E Compliments of DENMAN THEATER Girard, Pa. Sign on a laundry truck 1 chauccd to see, and laughed to heal, the hand: No machinery used to Lear your clothing. We do it all by l1HI1ll.,, Mr. Acker: Well, Bill, now that the year's all over, how do you like teachingll' Mr. Shollenberger: It's all right but some students are like colleefninety- eight per cent of the active ingredients have been removed from the bean. PLUM'S 5c to 35 STORE Donaldson 84 Hartley cHEv1ao1,E1' SALES AND SERVICE East Main St. Phone 133 69 7 'lfQ'UNITAS+4+7' This Emblem . . means Freedom from Kitchen Drudgery .... 82555, oAo 9 to X 4' 'Q o Tl-fi GP liach year sees a big increase in the use of Prolane Gas Service . . . and the reason is simple as A, B, C. Women have found new joy in cooking-less work in cleaning-and an all-around improve- ment in household duties with the use of this modern gas service for homes beyond the mains. Learn ALL the advantages of using Protanc Gas Service in your home-get in touch with our office. Protane Gas Service Company POWELI. AVE., ERIE, PA. PHONE 23-188 70 'flfQ UNITAS'4+7f WHAT MAKES A GOOD COMMUNITY? THE BEST HOMES THE BEST STORES THE BEST FACTOR I ES THE BEST SCHOOLS THE BEST PEOPLE THE BEST CII lf BCH ES and THE BEST NEWSPAPER The Cosmopolite Herald Phone 333 Girard, Pa T1 f I f 9 f UNITAS f.'mn,n!ir1zz-r:l.v of JE, JF. JUSLYN Smunio Time out for Coke ERIE COCA-COLA BOTTLINC COMPANY Your Future Success Depends Upon Todayis Decision Business Administration - Sccrctarial Science Accounting and Finance f Comptolnctcr G0?'6I'lI,lllCf1f Firzunce Courses for Vvlerarzis ERIE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Specialists inBusil1es.v Training O. C. Brown, Prcsidenl State at 8th St. Eric, Pemia 72 f 4 if 7 f fl 9'UNITAS+4+7+ GIIDAIQD DHAIQMACY The Friendly Drug Shire DRUGS - PRESCRIPTIONS Girard, Penna. Phone 53 Complinzenls of Thonias and Son Nor th Girard Pu. Hose Room Dine and Dance Modern Room THE GIRARD HOTEL D. D. Zezzo, Manager Hou te 20 Girard, Pa. Coffee Shop and Ice Cream .Bar Private Parties and Banquets Cocktail Bar Phone 189 North Girard Hardware North Girard, Pa. COIIIJIUIIICIIIS qf UHUSS RUIIIIS TIIUERII T. D. McAni11cll, Prop. Route 5 N. Girard, Pa. 73 as I if Q if UNITAS if 4 if 7 if EVERETT E. HULL Cigars and News Phone 93-Ii Ci rard, Pa Complimenls Qf GUNNISON BRCS. INC. Girard, Pa. l l 1 l l l CON GBATU LATIONS As you travel along Life's Highway i You will always be on Lime WiLh a watch from O'Dell's. FORD E. QI 0'DELL Jeweler -N------- -j--' 'if-'gl f','f-.17 - C ZZL. if 5 'ug 'W ' 4' aa2 Q WEST l'l'Da5THE'5fL 35ll'3fllBfl-aaa a A 1 FII be on llze wulchfor you. ' 74 +l+9 'UNITAS+4+7f GIIQAIQID DINUIQ HOME Co0K1NG.. IT ALWAYS PLEASES 211 West Main Girard, Pa. STYLE . . SAYING . . LONG WEAR . . SATISFACTION GeL il, all in K LIN C 1 I3 RO'SfMade-lo-Measure Clollzes IVIILLER AND DAVIS Girard, Pa. Cunlplilucnls ol' L. Hopkins Mfg. Co. RILLING CASH MARKET GROCIZRIIZS AN D M ICATS Phone l91xIi North Girard, Pa. Complinzenls Qf North Girard Garage Phone 209-.I North Girard, Pa. 75 +l'9'UNITAS+4t7f J.W. COOK 8: SONS LUMBER - COAL BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phone 90 Phone 33031 Girard, Pa. Platea, Pa. over 75 Yean of V Meygf-Quqligy ig Plllllful PUNK Q 'Q Your Guide IO Service '5'a. .kGIu!J' Satisfaction Smart College Styled Apparel for Hi Students CLOTHING 0 HATS I SHOES 0 FURNISHINGS Aho Misses' and Teen-age Man-tailored Suits, Coon and Accessories P. A. MEYER Sr. SONS ERlE'S FUREMOSI CLUIHIERS 817-819-821 Stare St. The Wolfe Metal Products Corporation Sampson Avenue NORTH GIRARD, PENNA. Telephone Girard 311 YVILLIS R. YVOLFE, President Screw Blachine ProduclEEngineering-Commercial Case Hardening 76 l'Q'UNITASf4f7 The Crossman Farm Girard, Penna. Phone 335B On Route 18 GROWEBS OF FINE FBUITS DIAMONDS WATCHES Blue White - Perfect Elgin - Hamilton - Bulova WILBUR A. DAVIS Jeweler 107 Nvest 10th St. Phone C57-140 Times Square Erie, Penna. Mr. Frantz: 5'Burdette, on this paper you wrote that you would like to build things, a house for exampleg then you tell how you'd do it. Bul, Burdelle, you forgot to mention any thing about doors. Burdette: 'Sl didnlt forget. The house I build won't need doors. I'm not planning to go anywhere. Conzplinwnls of Fairview Evergreen Nurseries f A X T lc, 4 Prgggfnffg Richazgijonfo. M K DzPAnmsu'r Stone ERlE PA sn:- 77 flfQ'UNITASf4'f7+ THE GIRARD BATTLES NATIONAL BANK Member QI' FICDICIIAIQ DEPOSIT INSURANCE COIIPORATION COIIlpIill10IILS' Qf W. W. Keffer Barber Shop Main Street Girard, Pa Complimenls Qf Anderson s Atlantic Service 2 Easl Hain Slrccl, Tire-Tube-Vulcanizing Phone Fairview 428-W Compliments of A FRIEND Phone 55 Cornplirnenls of PETERSON'S MARKET QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES We Deliver Girard, Pa 78 fl'9 UNITAS'4'7f COIIlfJ1flllPIIlS Qf GIRARD CAFE illi. IC. Snow, Manager Jeannine: WhaL'll I do if' my husband snows? Pal: You can cure him by patience, love, understanding, and by slufling a flirty sock in his mouth. Mrs. Kiblerz I'm so proud of Sun. She Look 21 Course in l,rigomunCl,ry. Speak a little t1'ig0nomeLry for us, dear. A. C. PFEIL FURNITURE ---f, APPLIANCES 5 FLGOR COVERING Girard, Pal. Iloniplirnenls of' BETZ'S SUPER MARKET Norlh Girard.. Pu. 79 fIfQ'UNITAS'4 7 SHOES - HOSIERY G BAGS ofcourse Tenth and Peach Sts. Complimenls Qf THE AMEHIGAN FUHK AND HUE CUMPANY RAILWAY APPLIANCES DIVISION North Girard Nvorks, North Girard, Pal. Compliments of JuIi0's Annliance Store HOTPOINT AND CROSLICY APPLIANCES 203 West Blain Girard, Pa 80 flf9'UNlTAS+4'7' Compliments of ESSICK,S GRILL Compliments of ZESTER W, gVANS FUNERAL HONIE Mrs. Nagle had this handed to her as a sLudenL's idea of a shorli Lragio story '5Algy saw a bear, the bear saw Algy, the bear was bulgy, the bulge was Algyf' Mr. Slmllenherger: Lyle, what, is an example ol' perpelual m0l,ioniV' Lyle: A cow drinking milk. Compliments of HOSSMAN MOTOR SALES PONTIAC - GMC TRUCKS - FRICIDAIRE ull e offer you the finest service in town Girard, Penna. Telephone 210 7 West Main St The Best Without Extravagariceii Reese's Department Store MOST isvniwrninc. Girard, Pa. 81 l Q'UNITAS 4+7 . 27? ff 4 SUGAR BQWL ICE CREATVIS A SUNDAES Sandwiches mf Quick Lunches Phone l02-H Girard, Pa. Complimenls of EAGLEY AND WILSON BARBER SHOP North Girard Penna. A. Hayes Oldsmobile Sales und Sorvicm 337 East, Main Sl. Phone 7-M ff0lIIfIll'l7IPIl1S QI' FAIRPLANE FARM GIFTS OF ETERNAL BEAUTY AND ENDURINC VALUE This is our :iOl,il your of service Lo Erie and the surrouncling cmnmunilies. LeL us serve you. JAMES THUMAS 8 West 8th Street, Erie, Pa. Es L. 1911 Phone 65-1041 82 fl+9 UNITASf4 '7' K f0fl11JIl.IIl0TIfS of HOTEL BAIDIBEIQ SHCI? We need your Head in our business 3 Chair Service Lawrence Schultz Cirurfl., Pa. Cornplimenls QI' LORRAINE SHOP 1004!-06-08 Slate Sl. Eric, Pu. Complirnenls of HALL'S SUNOCO SERVICE 327-329 linsl Alilill Slrvul Girard, Pennsylvania DYNAFUEI. Two Grout, Motor Oils Kollcy Springliold 'l'ir4-s and Tuhvs Sunoco Batteries and Acm-ssorios Sunovo A to Z l.ubricat.ion S4-x'x'i4-v xvilShiIlgfNVilXiIlg7SilllO1li7lIl Minor Repairs Day Phone 9288 Night Phone 23-,I CIIIVLIIIIQIYIPIILS' of Maxon's Super Service COIILIJIIIIIIPIILQ QI' ERIE MUP 81, WHINGEH UUMPANY 83 lf9+UNITAS+4f7 Ljllf Girard Paper Mills, Inc Paper Manufacturers FIRARD PK 9 ff UNITAS f 4 ENJOY STERLING MILK ERIE, PA. Complimenis Qf DR. BERTHA P. 0'LEARY and DR. JOSEPH T. 0'LEARY COIllf1lilIl0ll!S QI' EVANS' ESSO STATION Complimenls of BEAUTY S H OP North Girard, Pa Conzplimenls Qf BECK1VIAN'S CAFE 85 fl+9'UNITAS'4+7 For Choice Eats MJULU-3R'S MARKET Phone 20 Girard, Pa Complimenls Qf Girard Plumbing 8 Electric Co. Phone 351 Girard, Pa Complilnenls qf CHARLES F REY fllinlunial Zinn Barbecues Sandwiches Lunches Pllillllj li!-X-ll Girard, 1,11 86 +IfQ UNITAS+4+7f Colnplimcnls Qf WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE W. C. Hoine, Prop. Girard, Pa DI SALVO'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP Workmanship and Material Guaranteed First Class SELLING SHOES PRICES RIGHT East Main Girard, Pa. Complinzenls Qf BETTES COAL COMPANY 87 'fl+9 UNITAS+4+7 Conzplinzenls Qf GIRAIKD RECREATION Girard, Pu. MAIllON'S BEAUTY NOOK COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE All VVOrk Guaranleed Phone 22-M 122 Penn Ave. Girard, Pa Johnson Tool and Die Phone 54-W Girard, Pu BULOVA WATCHES A DIAMON D .RINGS i LOCKI'I'l'S GIRARD JEWELRY SHOP D. H. BOINE 8a SON CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE Sales and Scrvinn 88 'I'fQ+UNITASf4'7' Com pl ifllflll ls Qf PLATZS DAIRY BAR CANDY GROCICRIICS COLD MICATS ICCOMA SliAL'l' IiST ICIC CRIQA M Ll7NCl Il5S 127 Yvcsl Main Sl. Phone 9291 Girard, Pa. FAIRVIEW MARKET DOWNEY AND IIAUCK 2 West Main Slrccl Fairview, Pu. Complimenls Qf MULLIGAN-FOULKS 89 l'9'UNITAS'4f7f Complimenls Qf BRUCE I-HCKS Complimenls Qf DR. R. S. BAXTER J. JACOBSEN 8 SON Implements - Tractors - Sprayers - Graders - Twine - Trucks 310 XVcsl Main Sl. Phone: 9190 Girard, Pa E. G. MILLER Feed Store Flour - Seed - Fertilizers Pmofingg-Paints-Poultry Supplies-Chicks Phone 54-NI Girard, Pa COIILIIITITICIILS' Qf W. H. BUSHYEAGER :Sc SON l+'l,0RIS'l'S 90 ff I f QI f UNITAS Complimenls Qf Jonn fVXCCartny,s Confectionery FAIRVIEW HOTEL TREASURE ISLAND DINING H0031 Only Clean Sa Pure Foods Served Complirnmlls of A ww w A M IRENE BOWEN, Prop. SPRINGBORO, PA 91 if 4 1 7 if flfQfUNITASf4+7f L. E. Hess Greenhouses FLOWERS - COHSAGES -PLANTS 31 Wilcox Street Phone 73-W Girard, Pa. Y D N - D JACOB HALLER COMPANY CO 'S F E E WHOLESALE D1s'r111BUTo11s Compliments of Frank Fulgenzo Compliments Qf Girard Coal and Sunnly Compliments Qf 1-gfafe Shed feazelud 14 ' ' CONRAD'S JEWELERS MACK JEWELERS 1001 Sz 703 State St. 921 State St. DARLINGHS JEWELERS ROLEN'S JEWELERS 905 State St. 931 State SL. HIHSCH JEWELEHS SEYMOUPUS JEWISLEHS 1101 State St. 708 State St. ABBOTT'S JEWELEHS 1110 State St. 92 fl'Q UNITAS 4'7'f C0lTl1JIfl7lf'll ls Qf CHARLES KENNEDY 8: SONS GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone 831 Crunesville Complimenls Qf' RANDALIFS MARKET Complimenls Qf Avenue Food Market PULAKOS 926 ERIE, PA. PASTRY CANDY ICE CREAM J. J. JDNES 8: SDN - Pwatwa An Organization Thoroughly Equipped to Produce Your Printing Telephone 94-106 1563 West 26th Street Erie, Pa. 93 fl+Q UNITAS'4+7' IQ'n1npli1rw1zls qf North Girard Concrete Works SMITH'S SERVICE STATION GAS - OILS - ACCICSSOINICS TIRES - 'l'lEI3I5S CONFICCTIONS liramer's Machine Shon General Machine YVOrk SP-ECIAL MACIIINIQS Box 216 North Girard I,'ompl1'l1z1'11l.s' QI' DR. ll. S. BAXTER I .'ompl1fn10nl.v QI' J. Hr Wiggins Grocery 94- +l 9 UNITASf4f7+ Co1npI1'ln1'11ls QI' Girard Distributing Comnany DRIVE-IN SERVICE HOMIE DELIVERY Phono 5-I-,I CEO. BOWEN Ciralrfl, Pal. Complinzmzls QI' Girard Confectionary Frank Curolhcrs Complimenls Qf MA RTIAN ANDERSON l'l10ncfI68-,I Fu irvivw, Pu. Complimenls Qf Pyramid Oil Company Complimenis Qf ROGERS 8c GIBSON MOBIL GAS STATION Fairview SI'IIEI.Y'S CLOTHING SL FURNISHINGS FOR MICN SL YOUNG MEN 0I'IiciaI Boyscoul Distributor Albion 95 t IIHNUHHIHHHIHNS IUIHE IH47 HHHHHHHS MCCAIQTY IDIQINTING CU., INC. pfzaaluoma of 7me Sedan! ,4mmaZ4 246 E. 7th SI. El'i8. DH. .I ,,. ? L . , - X- , ,. ,.,-'ip-mfg Q :,,Lil'12.z ifffairr .1,w,,4-v wp'1'fi- wpfilf' 1 4'Sf:fv .f--xzffifliaffii YUIU E' .21:..,.':' - ' V 5 f.,,, s ,m .K K . . D1 1 . , . ,K -E .Isl 41. .,- N .ig-5 MLN N ga ,4 . ,. ' - f ji, ... .. L. - . - J.. Ev, ' 51. 5, 3' 321, :E- X . pe - i . 5' I rw 32 I-'f .zz -4- ,,. f - FQ. 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