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

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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

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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

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'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