South Union High School - Eagle Yearbook (Uniontown, PA)

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THE EAGLE 11 CLASS OF 1934 MOTTO: EN AVANT COLORS: PURPLE AND GOLD FLOWER: AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE CLASS OFFICERS r President ................................ L. Earl Everly Vice President ....................... Edwin G. Warman Secretary ...................... .- ........ Maxine Phillips Treasurer ........ .. ..................... Emma Scheggia Sergeant-at-arms .................,...... .--Roy Williams 5.24 QQ ' c CLASS HISTORY At the time of our graduation from eighth grade, we had one-hundred and five members, but only one-hundred and two enrolled as freshmen. What a bunch we were- shy. quiet, studious-in fact we were actually greenhorns . The officers for the first year were: President ....... ....... P aul Kelly Vice President .... ........ F red O'Neil Secretary .....,. ..... J osephine Ruper Treasurer ............ .. .....,.......... .. .............. Charles Bixler As the first semester was nearing a close, Paul Kelly and Fred 0'Neil moved to another district. The class met and elected Donald Ganoe president by a unanimous vote. The only social affairs the class had was the Get-acquainted Party a11d the Hallowefen party. Before we knew what was happening we had begun our Sophomore year. The following officers were elected: President ............. ....... R ussel Haines Vice President .... ........... E arl Everly Secretary ......,A........., ,A ...t......... . ...... Gertrude Livingston Treasurer ..,................,...,.... ..,,.A..eY.,.., C harlotte Nixon As Sophomores we were privileged to have Miss Grace Moser, now Mrs. Cort- land Smith, as the sophomore Sponsor, As usual the- Get Acquainted Party and the Hallowe'en party was held.

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12 THE EAGLE We were not as sh ' and quiet during our Sophomore year--the fact was that 5 we had emerged from our solid shellsfand we became a menace to the teachers. es- pecially to the several substitute teachers. Soon the l932-'33 term appeared and again the officers were elected. The fol- lowing were chosen: President ........ ,.........A C harles Bixler Vice l'resident--- ---Brabazon Rutherfoord Sec'1'el.ary ..,,,, ..,,,.... W ilma O'Hern 'l're-asurer .,,.. --- ,.,,..,,,...,,, ....,..., ,..,.,,, I G mma Scheggia lt was during this year we selected our rings, class colors. motto and flower. These items had been decided upon in our freshman year, but wise people change their minds ff-' so we changed our. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was a pronounced success. This ended the school year in a nice manner. Now at last-we are Seniors, What a time we- had electing officers. It took three days to settle the election, the final results were: President .,....., -- -- A,,.,, ,.,,,,. - -----L. Earl Everly Vice l'resident--- ---Edwin G. VV2ll'I1l?ll1 Secretary -. ------ ----Alberta Hustead Treasurer --..--. ---l-Innna Scheggia Sergeant-at-arms ----.------------------.-------------- Roy Williams Later in the term Alberta Hustead resigned as Secretary and Maxine Phillips was named in her place. In looking back over the last year it will be noted that the Seniors were the promoters of most of the social affairs. There was a Round and Square dance put on by the class, then a Round dance with George Silver and his orchestra. Then on Friday, April lil, the Class put, on a Roller Skating Party at the Gallatin Gardens. And then the Prom was promoted by the class. Tl1e last event staged by the class was the Class Play, As the Clock Strikes. .y us, f l? - ll.