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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1936 volume:

s 1.1 W ' I f I EAGLE Graduating Class of 1936 South Union High School Uniontown, Pa. ' ' ' 'H'''E':Z:IfS52555i3E5E5E5E5E5E535Ei5E5E Volume 1 3 Bervzmeil Hivmhrrn nf Ihr 0112155 nf 151313 LILLIAN RISE Died iNUVf'IIllN l' 25, 1934 BETTY FRANCIS Dled August 26, 1933 . JOSEPH BILI Died July 8, 1934 Whiz Egnnk is lglehi rz1'rvi'1 lu tlgv Bllilllflg V nf Qllghe 13. Hlgz1u11l emit Ggenrge Zflinelnxrg Who died during their term of Teaching at South Union High School. Life should be measured not by years but by serviceg only those who serve truly live. Two such men have recently left us. As gentlemen, efficient teachers, and sincere friends. they will not easily be forgotten. THE EAGLE Tl-IE FACULTY , FIRST ROW, left to right-Miss Ansell, Mrs. Morrison, Miss Van Zandt, Miss Dixson, Miss Curstead, Miss Botsford, Miss Smith, Miss Gilsan, Mrs. Howard. SECOND ROW-Mr. Clara, Mr. McKee, Mr. Haney, Mr. Franks, Mr. Brown, Mr. Dills, Mr. Longanecker, Mr. Costolo, Mr. Bryan. Conn Costolo - Mildred Van Zandt - Dortha Berg Morrison H. C. Dills - - Marion Botsforcl Herbert Bryan Irene Howard - Esther Ansell Martha Dixson - J. D. Longanecker Howard McKee Ruth Smith Edith Glisan - Charles L. Haney - Edna Mae Curstead - i,l'iSi'.iii11 A. Hughes William Jesse l 1'a.nks Martin Fagler - Clifford W, Brown ' G. M. CLARK Principal L .3 Social Studies - English, French English, Public Speaking - - Social Studies Commercial Subjects Math, Social Studies - - - - Latin General Math, Chemistry - Home Economics - - Math, Physics Science, Physical Education - - Science, Biology English, Social Studies - - - English Office Assistant Substitute 'I'c:-ache-r Substitute 'l'cacl1e1' Substitute Teacher Supervisor of Music THE EAGLE HoNoR STUDENTS The names of the members of the senior class who are graudating with an average grade above 85W are listed below. These names are ar- ranged in the order of their rank. Florence Curstead Patti Cursead Blanche Fisher Sophia Franczyk Grace Baker Perry Cipolletti Grayce Wilson Jane Robinson Frances Rehanek Patti Clark Mafalda Croce Hazel Gwynne Mary Bealko Madelyn White Mildred Shoaf Ned McClure Walter Hostetler Donna Crable Ellen Homesburg Albert Bell Margaret Martin John Tomaselli Pauline Schnatterly Charles Stallbaum Junior Cefaratti Jeanne Wilson Henrietta Fl'1fllll'lS James VanGildcr Charles Cooper Leonard Knoblock Genevieve Kemp - Julia liosco Annastasia Farmer Betty Juli THE EAGLE' NED MCCLURE Ned Commercial 4 Senior Class President 4 Editorial Staff l-2-3-4 Patrol Squad l-Z-3--1 Eagle Stall 3 Debating 2-3-4 Tennis Club 1-2 Latin Club GRACE BAKER Grace Academic 2-3-4 Debating 4 Declamations 1-2-3 Student Council 2-3-4 Girls' Chorus 3 Girls' Ensemble 4 Vocal Contest 4 Class Secretary l-2 Eagle Staff A LBERT BELL uAbcn General 1-2-3-4 Inter-class Basketball 2 Rifle Club 2 Boys' Chorus fl First Aid Club 4 Ti-nnis Association fi Debating 'Foam l-J Latin Club l-2 l-2 3 3-4 1-2-3 3-4 4 2-3--I l-2 3 4 4 2 -I 4 x rirf JOSEPH RUPER Guiseppi Academic Latin Club Student Council Sports Club Varsity Football Inter-class Basketball Boys' Chorus Class Vice-President nff 0'X G. FRANCESCO HLTOMASELLI 6CT0m99 Academic Corridor Squad Latin Club Sports Club Boys' Chorus Inter-class Basketball Inter-class Mushball Class Treasurer Football Manager ,l,.Jl,A7f,o,,lLv7,1fW ,f-N ff ir 4 ff f , ,f 1 is f ,f Y, CL L i g 7' K .1 A Q . - I 3 THE EAGLE A '- 3 2 f- it 5 I va -il! -'wel hw? 1 ,1 -Q 45, gr .r P 4 -in A L r A Q .1 -4' -N l ,Vg Q UJ L ill: MARY BEALKO 66Mary9? General 3 Tennis Association 3 Athletic Club 3 Latin Club 3 Knitting Club DONALD CEFARATTI, JR. 3--1 Varsity Basketball 2 V. President 3-4 Eagle Staff ' 1-2-3 Orchestra ffcefn Academic 3 Hi Y 2 Band 4 Tennis Club 1-2 Boys' Chorus PERRY CIPOLLETTI uperryn Academic M PATTI CLARK 1-2-3--l Girls' Chorus 3 Girls' Ensemble 3 Minstrel Chorus 2 Operetta Cast 2 Class Sec'y-Treasurer we-,ff Patti Academic 1-2-4 Eagle Staff 1-2 Poetry Reading 2 Externporaneous 1-2 Latin Club RAY D. COLE 2 lliflv Club I Q! Latin Club I5-4 Boys' Chorus 'X ..-3--1 Eagle Staff K6Ra'y99 General 2-3--l Corridor Squad I,-Z-3-I Inter-class Basketball 1 2-3-4 Tennis Association -l Year Book Staff THE EAGLE Q1 CHARLES COOPER x XJR? . Charley Commercial 2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3-4 Boys' Chorus I-2 Rifle Club 2-3-4 Tennis Association 3 Sports Club 2-3 Latin Club Sl Band DONNA CRABLE 1 Ben Franklin High J Dramatic Club Donnie Commercial 3 Sewing Club MAFALDA CROCE' 1-2 Latin Club Miffie Academic 1 Leaders Corps 2 Athletic Club 1 Operetta l Ben Franklin High l Know Your City Club FLORENCE CURSTEAD Florence Commercial 2-3-4 Tennis Association 3-4 Girls' Chorus tPres.J 3 Minstrel Chorus 3 Girls' Ensemble 2 Operetta Chorus 3 Knitting Club -I Year Book Staff JEANNETTE CURSTEAD 1-2-3-4 Tennis Association 3-4 Girls' Chorus 4 Annual Staff 2 Operetta Chorus Patti General 3 Class Treasurer 3 Girls' Ensemble 3 Minstrel Chorus 3 Latin Club ll' l. , 10 1-2-3 Sewing Club 1-2 Rifle Club MARTHA DAVID c4R0ckysy Commercial ARTHUR EVERLY 66Art!9 Commercial 1-2-3-4 3 Volley Ball Club 2 Inter-class B. B. Boys' Chorus 1 Jr. High Basketball 1 Football 1-2 Patrol Squad 2 Latin Club ANNASTASIA FARMER ' 66Anne79 Commercial 1-2-3-4 Girls' Chorus 3 Commercial Club 1-2-3-4 Tennis Association 4 Adv. Mgr. of Annual 2-3 Latin Club 1 Debating Club 4 Eagle Staff ELIZABETH FILITSKY c4Betty79 Commercial 1-2 Latin Club 1 Girls' Chorus ,BLANCHE FISHER Blanche Commercial 3-4 Girls' Chorus 4 Invitation Committee 3 Girls' Ensemble 4 Year Book Staff Il Knitlilm Club if if-iw tl THE EAGLE 1-IENRIETTA FRANCIS Henrietta Academic 2-4 Eagle Staff 3 Tennis Club 3 Hobbies Club 1-2 Latin Club SOPHIA A. FRANCZYK A Sophia A Academic 1-2 Student Council l-2-3--1 Girls' Chorus 3-4 Librarian 1-2 Latin Club 2-3 Eagle Staff 4 Rifle Club CPres J Q 3 Original Oration 4 Debating Team MACK FRANKHOUSER 6CMa.X77 General ' 1-2 Rifle Club 1-2-3-4 Inter-class Basketball 2 Boys' Chorus 4 Tennis Club 3 First Aid Club 1 Junior High Basketball MILDRED GRAY 66Mid99 Academic 1-2 Latin Club 1 Sewing Club 1 Girls' Chorus 1-2 Inter-class Basketball IGRNESTINA GltlSE'1 l7l ftSuzie Academic 1-2 Orchestra 2 Rifle Club 3 g Sowing Club 1 Girls' Chorus rvfstvs V I 1 L 12 THE EAGLE HAZEL GWYNNE Hazel H - Commercial 1-2-3-4 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4 Tennis Association 2-3 Student Council 1-2 Mandolin Club 4 Eagle Staff 3 Girls' Ensemble 2 Operetta Chorus 3 Commercial Club ANNA LOU JOHNSON Mortar-Box Commercial 1-2 Girls' Chorus 1-2 Band 3 Commercial Club 1'2-3 Orchestra MIKE KATEN 6KM0eg9! . ' General 3 Sports Club l-2 Inter-class B. B. l at. WALTER HOSTETLER 66Jack9i General 3-4 Corridor Squad 2-4 Inter-class Basketball 3 Woodcraft Cluh 3 First Aid Club Aa: ,C 3-my A ,J I N ' 1.57 419' , BETTY JULI ccBetSs9 ' Commercial 2 Girls' Chorus 2 Debating Club 3 Commercial Club 2 Inter'class Basketball 3 Student Council 4 Nagle Staff 4 Editorial Stufl' , A ' ,- GENEVIEVE KEMP Glennie General 1-2-3 Orchestra 3 Hobbies Club 1-2 Latin Club 1-2 Extemporaneous 2-3-4 Tennis Club 1 Art Club 2 Band -l Editorial Stull' 11EoNARui.iAKir6E11ocK SiIJen99 Commercial 1 Masontown High 2-3-4 S. U. H. S. ' 2 Debating Club 3 Rifle Club ji fr xx! 1 1 K fy' I' JL f AMW BERTHA KUSHNIR Bert Commercial I Gi1'lS'Ch0l'llS Z3 Sowing Club 14 THE EAGLE RUTH KUSHON Ruthie Commercial 1 Sewing Club 1-2 Girls' Chorus ROBERT LINEBURG ' slB0b99 V General 1-2-3-4 Ol'Ch9Sl,l'2l, 1-2-3-fl Boys' Chorus 1-2-3 Gym Club 4 Violin Contest 1-2-3-4 Tennis , JOE LONCARIC 66Maa3! , Academic 3-4 Varsity Football 1-2-3 Inter-class B. B. 3-4 Varsity Basketball 4 Boys' Chorus 3 Sports Club 1-2 Latin Club -l Tennis Club DOMINECK MARGHERET l 6lMich97 General 3 Sports Club 2 Inter-class Basketball 4 Boys' Chorus 2 Latin Club MARGARET MARTIN C6Marg97 Commercial 2 Latin Club 4 Eagle Staff 2-3 Sewing Club 2 Athletic Club WMM Uri? . ,tai-yxfwlrf 1 1 Q-M - . ,.,,5 , - .- ' -a. 'J I if, i THE E AGLE . , CONCICTTA MASSIMIANI Connie I Academic 1-2 Latin Club 3 Handwork Club 2 Rifle Club JOHN MASSIMIANI Pietro ' Commercial 2-3-4 Boys' Chorus -1 Annual Staff 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 4 Eagle Staff 4 Debates 3 Sports Club 1-2-3-4 Inter-class Basketball 2 Operetta Chorus MARIA lVIcllUGll Maria f Commercial --W D 2 Sewing Club , 2 Latin Club 1 Girls' Chorus ' 2 Study Club ELSIE MILLER Elsie Commercial , 3 Nature Club l Inter-class Basketball 3 Latin Club - MATILDA MILLER Matilda Commercial A 2 Sewing Club 2 Study Club THE EAGLE DOROTHY MORGAN Dot Academic 2 Inter-class B. B. 1-2 Latin Club 3 Sewing Club 2 Athletic Club A I Q , NIA 3919, I . 4 Football 3 Sports Club WWW 1-2-3-4 Football 4 Basketball 3 Rifle Club 1 Sewing Club 2 Athletic Club 07242441 .1-2 Latin Club 2 Corridor Squad RUSSELL MOYER Ticky General 2-3 Rifle Club JOHN MYERS J oh11ny General 3 Athletic Club 1-2-3 Boys' Chorus 1 Cooking Club LOUISE NAMETH SALOUQ! Commercial 1 Inter-class B. B 3 Tennis Club HELEN ONDRAKO Helen Commercial 2 Athletic Club I -2 Inter-class Basketball . THE EAGI E ALLEN LEE ROY REAGAN N Goon Academic 3-4 Boys' Chorus 3 Sports Club 2 Class President 1-2 Cooking Club 2-3 Student Council 4 Flower and Color Commit -2-3-4 Inter-class Basketball tee. 1-2-3 Latin Club ' F STANLEY REGULA Lpwaddj l6Sam9! Academic 2-3 Latin Club 4 Inter-class Basketball 3 Travel Club 1 Inter-class Mushball 3-4 Varsity Football FRANCES REHANEK 6CFral139 General 1-2-3 Point Marion 4 South Union M. JANE ROBINSON Janie', Academic 4 Eagle Staff 1-2 Latin Club 4 Editorial Staff 3 Handwork Club 1-2-4 Band 1-2-3 Student Council 3 Orchestra 2 Operetta Cast ELLEN PERSIS ROMESBURG Percy Academic l-2 Latin Club 4 Eagle Staff 1 Girls' Chorus 1 Class Historian, I-2-3 Mandolin Club fl Annu:1lSt:1ff -r, V 18 THE EAGLE WILSON S. ROMESBURG -l H Willie My lx 5 'Academic A' JW 2-3-4 Boys' Chorus X 2 Cooking Club . Y 3 Sports Club' Q, 1 Inter-class Basketball 2-31 'l'e1mis Club ly, X h , tj V GX! A AN REW BERNARD ROTH I A - U 66 ' v 3 ilk, M430 Bernie l ' f' U V 3 - , L -X 3 X General A N is 2 ' 'J Q ' Cl b ' I I '- ,X 2-3 ggglsnghorgs- it 3 Hi-Y Club will FELICIA SANTORE s6Phil!! Y. I General ,2 Riffle Club Handwork Club ll E. ,fl ' .JV WILLA SEILER Billie', ' Academic 3-4 Latin Club 3 Nature Club 2 Rifle Club I Eagle Slllfl' 3-4 Varsity Basketball 1-2 Latin Club 2-3-4 Tennis Club 1-2 Inter-class Basketball PAULINE W. SCHNATTERLY 66Me-me!! Academic 3 Handwork Club 3-4 Varsity Basketball in fb!! l XV J . VJ ' 1 4 C J 1 KLAILA MILDRED SHOAF SlMid9! Academic Handwork Club Assistant Librarian P7 ll I' I' V BETTY JEAN SNEDDON 66BetS77 Commercial Eagle Staff Rifle Club Commercial Club Editorial Staff I 2 '3 4 Girls' Chorus Latin Club Debating CHAI LES E. STALLBAUM Stallie Academic Inter-class Basketball Sports Club Tennis Club Latin Club .lunior Ring Conmiiltn Vice-l'1'esident Patrol Annual Staff G NEW ,fowl , SLAZEK K6Tiny7S Commercial Handwork Club Varsity Basketball Minstrel Girls' Chorus Mixed Quartet Vocal Contest Pennsylvania Club 0 if P ANNA MAE STALLBAUM G6Mae!7 General 2 Rifle Club 3 Handwork Club 3 Study Club ff'!i7'ffZc I' 0 an 'Q--v VE FRANCIS 20 THE EAGLE JOSEPH STEFAN CIN i Ringy General 1-2-3-4 Varsity Football 2 Sports' Club , 1-2-3-4 Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4 Inter-class Basketball 3-4 Boys' Chorus 2-3 Inter-class Mushball 1 Pennsylvania Club PAUL WILLEE STEFANIC urlilifeyv Commercial 1 Study Club 3 Hi-Y Club r ,j' ROBERT L. SWAN if Swan1e A Commercial .1 -3-4 Boys' Chorus j 2-3 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 2 Cooking Club 1-2-3 Latin Club JAMES E. VAN GILDER, JR Jimmie ff .wlaakf Academic 1-2-3-4 Corridor Guard 4 Year Boof Staff 4 Captain Guard 3 Junior Ring Committee 1 Orchestra 1-2 Latin Club 3-4 Eagle Staff- 1-2-3-4 Inter-class Basketball EVA JANE WATSON L9 wen! f'Pick1es,' fl WM V General 1 Varsity Basketblall 4 Girls' Chorus l Eagle Staff 1 Art Club fl Annual Staff li Nature Club fwfr-W7 V' I wk W 'IEC- all 5 JJ THE EAGLE ,I -0 LE' ROI WATTS Oscar ' Academic 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 3 Hi-Y Club 1-2-3 Band 2-3 Boys' Chorus l Hiking Club . Q' . 529' 'P II, MADELYN WHITE I as ' ss N Er ,Yu Peatle - Acadrgmic g 1-2 Study Club 4 Latin Club ' 3 Nature Club l GLENN R. WILLIAMS -V 5,3 if uijunkv 4 gin: 2 Academic 3 Hi-Y Club 4 Inter-class Basketball 3 Sports Club 2 Cooking Club 3-4 Tennis Club 1-2 Latin Club GRAYCE LA BELLE WILSON 66GeggS9! Commercial l Benjamin Franklin 3 Cafeteria Bookkeeper 3 Class Secretary 3-4 Teachers' Secretary 3 Commercial Club 4 Eagle Staff 2 Hobbies Club 4 Year Book Staff 4 We-M11 ELEANOR JEANNE WILSON fileanniel' , Commercial l Benjamin Franklin 3-4 Teachers' Secretary 2-3-4 South Union -1 Eagle Staff '3 Commercial Club -I Year Book Staff 4 Cafeteria Cashier X i l l 4 22 THE EAGLE DOROTHY WOODWARD 3 66D0t9! General 3 Hanclwork Club 3 Study Club WALTER E. ZAJAC A 'fwhneyv , , Academic 1-2 Latin Club Sports Club Cooking Club 3 2 1-3-4 Varsit Basketball Y 1-2-3 In-ter-class Basketball 4 Boys' Chorus EDWARD HALEY Pilesta General 2-3-4 Football 2-3 Inter-class Basketball 3-4 Basketball 3-4 Boys' Chorus 3 Cooking Club ' 7-Wai :W O X, X WM PAULINE WORTHINGTON Pauline Academic 3' Nature Club 3 Latin Club 2 Study Club l XZ, ' - If 2 Aol- , F, I V f I W I ,, ff' X' 'Xxf A, X 5 1, W Z XI 1 . v! I , fit, .4 271.5 JOSEPH AETOUT Joe Dycafagff! - General Il-2-3 German High School 4 South Union 3 Motorcycle Qhb 1 GEORGE' FIKE Iimmie Academic ' X Jiz- 3 THE E AGLE G18 C?4nnuaI AGLE ST FF QXWW? , xl X X .f-7 -fin x XW N. 1 ' ilk! ' . 71 iff'- FIRST ROVV, left to right-Genevieve Kemp, Eva Jane Vvatson, Annastasia Farmer, Betty Sneddon. Sophia Fianczyk, Grayce Wilson. SECOND ROW'-VVilla Seiler, Patti Curstead, Miss Yan Zandt, Jane Robinson, Jeanne VVils6n. THIRD ROW-John Massiniiani, Patti Clark, Betty Juli, Ellen Romesburg. Hazel Gwynne. , FOURTH ROW-Junior Cefaratti. .Ianies Van Gilder, Charles Stallbaurn, Ray Cole. Charles Cooper, Ned McClure. OFFICERS Editor - - Jane Robinson Business Manager Ned McClure Sports Editor - - Junior Cefaratti Assistant Sports Editor - John Massimiani Advertising Manager - - Annastasia Farmer it Assistant Advertising Manager - - Ellen Rornesburg Typists ---- Grayce and Jeanne Wilson Financial Manager - - - James Van Gilder 4 Q4 THE E XGLE Calendar for School Year 1935-1936 Septem ber Tue.-3-The freshies take it on the chin. Wed.-4-Teachers make first large assignments. Thurs.-5-Freshies still asking Where they belong. Fri.-6--The football team's first scrimmage. Mon.-9-The South. Union Unmounted Patrol went on duty. Tue.-10-Students still sweating under large assignments. Wed.-11-Freshmen boys try flirting with Senior girl's. Thurs.-12-Nothing happened. Fri.--13-Everything went wrong, including our lessons. Mon.-16-Things are becoming somewhat settled. Tue.-17-Years ago today our great, great, great, grandads adopted our Consti- tution. Wed.-18-Classes start to elect officers. Thurs.-19-Rain today. Fri.-20--Played North Union. What a game! Score 6-6. Mon.-23-Eagle Staff organized. Tue.-24-Miss Van Zandt looked for Little George . Fri.-27-Beat Masontown for the first win of the season. 7-0. Mon.-30-One of Miss Dixson's cakes fell and broke two of her toes. October Wed.-2-Miss DiXson's still nursing her toes. Thurs.-3-Believe it or not! Big test in English. Fri.-4-Took German by a score of 13-0. Mon.-Nothing Happened. Tue.-8-Ditto. Wed.-9-Juniors selected rings. Fri.-11-Lost a hard-fought mud battle to Georges by a score of 13-0. Mon.-14-Blue Monday! Wed.-16-Fire alarm sounded and of course everyone stopped to get his books. Fri.-18-Played another tie game with Connellsville. Score 6-6. Sun.-20-Everybody went to church, including Conn . Tue.-22-Ray Cole discovered O in water. Fri.-25-Played our third tie game with I. C. Score 0-0. Mon.-28-Mr. Herbert. Bryan Went to a Halloween Party dressed as Humpty Dumpty- Ccracked, you knowl. Wed.-30-Believe it or not, Jackie Van Gilder whipped Don Morris in a ten-round bout. Thurs.-31-Some freshies got scaredat a Halloween Party and went home crying for mama. November Fri.-1-November came in drizzling. Mon.-4-Students preparing for one day vacation. Tues.?5-Election day. No school. Fri.-8-Suffered the worst defeat of the season to Redstone. Score 25-0. Mon.-11-Mr. Dills organized the Debating Team. Wed.-13-The Unmounted Patrol arrested some persistent hall-walkers. Fri.-15-South Union Warriors enjoyed field day. Won! 33-0. Wed.-20-Seniors selected jackets and pennants. Thurs.-21-Seniors split in two teams to sell magazines. Army and Navy. Fri.-22-Juniors held a chain party. Successful. Mon.-25-Miss Curstead broke two broom handles While cleaning the office. Wed.-27-Students dieting for turkey day . Thurs. and Fri.-28--Thanksgiving vacation. THE EAGLE 25 December Mon.--2-Students suffering from intense over-indulgence . Tues.-3-McClure is in a coma . What's the reason? We know. Thurs.-5-Freshies still as green as ever. Fri.--6-Nothing unusual happened. Mon.-9-Likewise. Tues.-10-Ditto. Wed.--11- South Union on Parade proved grand success. Fri.-13-Mack still making eyes at a certain Sophomore girl. Mon.-16-Everyone watching his p's and q's . Santa's coming. Wed.-18--Everything went smoothly including Conn's date. Fri.-20-All are happy. No school until 1936. Dec. 20 to Jan 6-Christmas Vacation. January Wed.-1-Just eighteen years ago today the stork visited Mr. and Mrs. Stallbaum. Fri.-3-S. U. defeated German in the first game of the season. Mon.-6-Many resolutions broken. Tues.-7-Yale picture, Vincennes , in morning and we beat Mapletown in the evening. Wed.-8-Boys still showing off their loud neckties that Santa brought. Thurs.-9- Buck Jones attracted several to the Penn this afternoon. Fri.-10-S. U. lost to Redstone, Mon.-13-No news. 'l'ue.- lfl --eer Lost to Point Marion. Wed.-15-Bookkeepers struggling to find Trial Balance . Thurs.-16-Why all the colds today? Maybe it's the snow. Fri.-17-Georges lucked up in the final quarter and beat us. Mon.-20-A very, very Blue Monday . Tues.-21-Yale Picture Daniel Boone . Wed.-22-Mid-year tests begin. Thurs.-23-24-No school' on account of snow blocked highways. Mon.27--Tests resumed. Tues.-28-Our warriors were set back by North Union. Wed.-29-Patti and Joe are still at it. Thurs.-30-Seniors start exchanging pictures. Fri.-31-S, U. defeated German by one point in a very exciting game. February Mon.-3-Yale Picture, The Frontier Woman. Tue.-4-South Union beat Mapletown. Wed.-5-Our candy counter was thrown at a loss. One bar stolen. Thurs.-6-It snowed, and snowed, and snowed some more. Fri.-7-Lost to Redstone by one point in an extra period game. Mon.-10-Miss Van Zandt enjoys many thrills coming to school. Tue.-11-Another game lost to Point Marion. Get 'em again next year in football, boys! Wed.--12-Lincoln's birthday. It was at this point that the calendar-writter became so busy that he lost all track of dates. However the staff has listed the following important events: April 22-Senior Banquet. May 28-Senior Play. May 15-Junior Prom. May 31-Baccaulaureate. May 18, 19-Senior Examinations. June 3-Commencement. as THE EAGLE CLASS PRCPHECY Let's interrupot the apparently gay party in one of New York's most up-to-date su- burban residences, shall we? Lcunging cozily around the huge log fireplace, we find Mr. and Mrs. Cole, the host and hostess. Mrs. Cole we will remember as the former Patti Curstead. They have been reminiscing with the group of guests they have invited in to an evening of bridge or what have-you given to celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of the graudation of the class of 36 from S. U. H. S. Among the guests we find Patti Clark, Dramatic Instructor in the West Philadelphia High Schoolg Joseph Loncaric, Olympic Coach for the United States swimming team, Mildred Shoaf, Dean of the Granell Institute for Womeng Ned McClure, who is affiliated with the Accounting Depart ment of the Civil Service at Washington, D. C.g Genevieve Slazek, who has won fame throughout the United States and Europe for her mellow contralto voice, Drs. Grace Baker and James Van Gilder, famous surgeons, Gene- vieve Kemp and Henrietta Francis, nurses at Johns Hopkins Hospital and Mafalda Croce, a nurse at St. Francis Hospital, Jane Robinson, editor of the New York Herald Tribune and a few of her star reporters, Robert Swan, Walter Hostetler, Andrew Roth, and Wilson Romesburgg Jeanne and Grayce Wilson, successors to Elizabeth Arden as the world's most famous beauty experts who have established shops all over the worldg and Charles Stall- baum, famous baseball short stop, second only to Honus Hans Wagner. Chatting gaily about this one and that one, the conversation is suddenly broken by Patti Clark when she inquires, My dears, aren't you tuning in on the March of Time on WUSU? You know George Fike, a classmate in '36 is the news announcer, and I thought that since this was our fif- teenth anniversary, he might announce something concerning more of our fellow class- mates. We can see him through your television set. So here is what ensued. Radio audience-the March of Time! Time Rolls On! But tonight, Time rolls back to 1936, when in a township district high school we see a graduating class of 80 students receiving their just honors with which thy enter their respective fields of service. To- night we shall try to see what each one is doing. Albert Bell has just recently been awarded the Nobel Prize for the finest literary contribution on International Peace. Joseph Ringy Stefancin, famous basketball star and coach, has just been named successor to Doc Carlson of the University of Pittsburgh as basketball coach. Betty Juli has established a world-wide reputation for making the chewing gum products more effective! She has discoverd a process by which chewing gum renews its flavor-rather a perpetual flavor idea!!! The widely acclaimed moving picture, 'Evening in Paris', co-starring Betty Sned- don and Annastasia Farmer, has just been released. It is taking the country by storm. Playing opposite these two favorite stars are Johnny Myers and Junior Cefaratti. This picture is directed by John Tomaselli, of TKU studios. Perry Cipolletti, universally acclaimed inventor, has just had patented his new U- type motcr to be installed in rocket ships. With this motor, the trip to Mars can be made in 13 hours. Anna Lou Johnson, America's finest cooking authority, has just publicized her new tip to housewives and girls on how to keep cakes from 'falling'. The Metropolitan Opera has just made a 'find' in Florence Curstead, new operatic star to succeed Lily Pons, Allen Reagan and Joseph Ruper are joint owners of the Ruper-Reagan undertaking establishment at Staten Island, New York. THE EAGLE 27 Sophia Franczyk is stirring up political interest within its respective circles with her speeches on the subject, 'ls Prohibition a Success' ? The Professional and Business Women's Association of America, of which Hazel Gwynne is president, met in Chicago at a national convention. Among those present were several South Union graduates, namely Blanche Fisher, Anna Mae Stallbaum, Maria Mc- Hugh, Dorothy Woodward, Matilda Miller, Elizabeth Kephart, Bertha Kushnir, Helen On- drako, and Julia Kosco. Mack Frankhouser has been named by literary critics as America's greatest humor- ist. He is internationally known as the author of 'Nightingales and Fords' which is widely acclaimed as the best novel since 'Huckleberry Finn'. Mary Bealko is still selling candy-in the lobby of the Savoy-Carlton Hotel in New York. Willa Seiler and Felicia Santore are conducting a matrimonial agency in Saint Louis, Missouri. Pauline Schnatterly is the private secretary of Eddie Haley, New York's foremost capitalist. Walter Zajac, Paul Stefanie, and John Massimiani are conducting the Dude Ranch in Wyoming. Stanley Regula, Leonard Knoblock, Mike Katen and Russell Moyer are as- sisting them. Stopping off at the ranch on their trip to California are Mildred Gray, Ernestina Grisetti, Concetta Massimiani, and Elizabeth Filitsky. Charles Cooper has accepted a position as music instructor of SUHS to succeed Clif- ford Brown. Of similar interest is the fact that Robert Lineburg replaces Rubinoff as the World's most popular violinist. Frances Rehanek and Ellen Romesburg are conducting the Picadilly Tea Room. Assisting them are Madelyn White, Pauline Worthington, Elsie Miller, and Eva Jane Wat- son. Martha David, Donna Crable, and Ruth Kushon are peacefully married and are 'keeping the home fires burning', Dorothy Morgan, Louise Nameth, and Margaret Martin are sales clerks in the Everly-Williams department store at Fifth and Broadway, Philadelphia. Arthur Everly and Glenn Williams are co-partners in the ownership of this store. Domineck Margheret and Roi Watts are operating a pretzel factory in Milliontown, Missouri. But now, my time is up so I'l'l stay Cheerio and a pleasant good-night to all my lis- terners. This is little George Fike, your news broadcaster, signing off. Good Night, All. Later, at the close of an extremely delightful and entertaining evening, the guests disbanded, with plans arranged for a similar meeting one year hence. So until then--. 28 THE' EAGLE SENIOR MIRROR Name Ansell, Harry Baker, Grace ' Bealko, Mary Bell, Albert Cefaratti, Junior Cipolletti, Perry Clark, Patti Cole, Ray Cooper, Charles Crable, Donna Croce, Mafalda Curstead, Florence Curstead, Patti David, Martha Everly, Arthur Farmer, Annastasiu Fikc, George Filitsky, Elizabeth Fisher, Blanche Francis, Henrietta Franczyk, Sophia Frankhouser, IVIack Gray, Mildred Grisetti, Ernestina Gwyne, Hazel Haley, Eddie Hostetler, Walter Johnson, Anna Lou Juli, Betty Katen, Michael Kemp, Genevieve Kephart, Elizabeth Knoblock, Leonard Kosco, Julia Kushnir, Bertha Kushon, Ruth Loncarci, Joseph Lineburg, Robert Margheret, Domineck Martin, Margaret Massimiani, Concetta Massimiani, John Pet Expression That's the gypsy in me. Heavens Katie. Is that so? When do we eat? O. K. Coach Aw nuts to you! Crime-un-nee I Any credit today? Ye gawd's! Well, O. K.! Peteris Murphey's Oh! Joy! You owe us a nickle. Is he out there? Aw! Shucks! Oh, he's my honey. May I go to the library ? Aw! You're crazy. Gracious Me! OH! Kid! OH! Dear! Boy, I'm hot stuff! That's What you think. OH ! Heck ! OH! Heavens! Where's Ringy? Gee Whiz! Now! All Right Phooey On You My Word! And How! Same Difference Oh! Me! Aw Nertz! Got your French? Kanutz Now what'lI I do? Yippee Honest? Hi-Toots Gee Whiz Christmas, Ambition Orchestra Leader Doctor in St. Francis Candy Manufacturer Senator in Washington Lawyer Mayor of Jamison High School Teacher Horticulturist Civil Service Nothing in particular Nurse in St. Francis World'S fastest typist Civil Service job Good House-keeper Blue Ridge bus driver Tennis Champ Asst. Dog Catcher Clerk in Five-and-Ten Old lVIaid Newspaper Reporter Librarian in N. Y. City Pharmacist Professional Cook School Teacher Humanitarian Hard to Tell J ack-of-all-trades Get Married Private Secretary Husband Nurse If Dental Assistant Bookkeeper Clerk in Store Secretary Beautician Engineer Rubinoff's Double Buccaneer Newspaper Reporter Beautician Orchestra Leader THE EAGLE SENIOR IRROR N :unc McClure, Ned McHugh, Maria Miller, Elsie Miller, Matilda Morgan, Dorothy Moyer, Russell Myers, John Nameth, Louise Ondrako, Helen Reagan, Allen Regula, Stanley Rehanek, Frances Robinson, Jane Romesburg, Ellen Romesburg, Wilson Roth, Andrew Ruper, Joseph Santore, Felicia Schnatterly, Pauline Seiler, Willa Shoaf, Mildred Slazek, Tiny Sneddon, Betty Stallbaum, Anna Mae Stallbaum, Charles Stefancin, Joseph Stefanie, Paul Stout, Joseph Swan, Robert Tomaselli, John Van Gilder, James Watson, Eva Jane Watts, LeRoi White, Madelyn Williams, Glenn Wilson, Grayce Wilson, Jeanne Woodward, Dorothy Worthington, Pauline Zajac, Walter Pet Expression Tl'l2it,S right Phooey! Maybe Oh My Goodness! Aw! Quit it! Who? Who Me? Where'5 Ruth? Let's see! OK. Kid Gee Whiz! Oh, Hector! Bunk! Can I hit you with this book? Yea Man! Go J oe ! Did she come today, Andy? Jumpin' Jelly Beans Darn tootin'l You lie like a rug. Oh Goodness! Goody, Goody! You tickle me. Well, I like that. Where are my books? Pile it here and pile it there. I donit know Leave that blank Quit you agitatin'! Pleenty good! Thatls choice. That's what Dode says. Gosh darn it! What do you think? I don't know, Never say the same thing twice Honey, don't drive so fast. Piffle. Don't ask me. Go man! Ambition Certified Public Accountant ff Private Secretary Get Married 1' Secretary Aviatrix Join the Army If Go to work Deep sea diver Commercial Teacher Undertaker Electrician Bookkeeper Lawyer Math Teacher Movie Director No Ambition Golddigger Manage a Girl's School Doctor School Teacher Aviatrix Radio Singer Private Secretary A Bookkeeper Hans Wagner's double Pilot Clerk Taxidermist Aviator Millionaire Doctor Beautician Radio Expert Nurse Coach To own a pair of Scotty Dogs Beautician on an Ocean Linu Beautician Typist To have a Spiffy and Wealthy Girl Friend 30 THE EAGLE President - CLASS OFFICERS Vice President - - Secretary - - - Fr Treasurer - - - - - - Adamik, Anna E. Adams, Emil Altizer, Eleanor Augustine, Frank Baker, Adele Barnes, Junior Bealko, Andrew V. Becay, Helen Bell, Jack Berish, George Bloskey, Marguerite Brown, Hezekiah Brownfield, Frank Bush, Ann Cabot, Patsy Catney, James Cholock, John Conzer, Josephine Davies, John Davis, Betty Davis, Robert Deffenbaugh, Della DeWalt, Harriet Duke, Kenneth Duncan, Jim D. Elek, Paul Fabian, Steve Faris, Pauline Farmer, Thomas Fiasco, Nick Fike, Oma Ruth Filcheck, Edward Filitsky, Josephine Fisher, .Frances Fosbrink, John Galliicia, John Galloway, John German, Michael Glad, Frances Glisan, Juanita Griffith, Nancy Haines, Martha Belle Harbarger, Martin Harn, Dorcas Henry, Nancy J effrey, Lucille Johnson, Nora Jolly, Marie Juli, Thelma Kemp, Jean Kinkus, Samuel CLASS ROLL Kipikash, Helen Kushma, Sue Kushon, Jennie Ann Leasher, Thomas Leighty, George Livingston, Phyllis Marcus, Pete Martin, Marshall McCoy, Earl Mebs, , rothy Migac ' Frances Miller ,, Florence Miller, Ned Moore, Leah Rose Moore, Marie Morganosky, Robert Morris, Donald Moyer, Thomas Eugenie Mumaw, Betty Ruth Musser, Maxine Myers, Mildred Nix, Artentious Patterson, Anna Kathryn Pergalski, Vincent Piovarchy, Olga A. Plachko, Francis J. Pluto, Lamorne E. Pollak, Herbert Price, Wendell Pulice, Mary E. Reese, Elmer J. Richter, Mary Lois Ringer, Ruth I. Rishel, Raymondt Rozzell, William Rumbaugh, Annette M. Ryan, Albert Seiler, Alice F. Seman, Anthony Semans, Martha Smith, Junior Smith, Robert H. Sneddon, Robert Solly, James Steele, Geraldine Stefanie, Helen Stout, Lillian Sturm, Geraldine I. Susa, Michael Tamburri, Alby Treml, Albert Joseph White Sue Kushma ances Fisher John Davies Wagner, Virginia White, Joseph Wiggins, Margaret Wolfe, Willis Zajac, Victoria Zubal, Milan C. tDied May 3, 1936 THE FAGI E The JU ICR QLASS .,, NK . . A 32 THE EAGLE CLASS OFFICERS President ----- Charles Brownfield Vice President - - Helen Tobal Secretary - - Joanne Juli Treasurer - - - - Darle Wisinger CLASS ROLL Adams, Irene Alford, Aria M. Alton, Alice Isobelle Ansell, Clara Mae Baker, Ruth V. Baran, Mary C. Barnes, Alfred Baugh, William Jesse Bednarik, Kathryn F. Benson, Kathryn Bongiorno, Seven Brewer, Evelyn Brownfield, Charles Buchheit, Palm Bukovitz, Ernest Burke, Joseph Carey, Frances Catney, Rita Chuey, Josephine Clark, Thomas Cole, Sara Catherine Concilus, Florence Cooper, William M. Craig, Walter Di Nunno, Joseph Early, Eugene Elsey, Martha Jane Feeney, Doris Feher, Andrew Fitzsimmons, Ruth Frankhouser, Ruth S. Gaither, Edwin S. Ganoe, Thomas Gardner, Nellie Roberta Gates, Jack Goldberg, David A. Grigsby, William Hamilton, George Harbarger, Charles Hellein, William Herbert, Marion Hough, Emaroyal Hovzznec, Albert Howard, Lucille E. J effrey, Robert B. Jeffries, Marie Johnson, Robert Johnson, Thomas Jose, Russell Juli, Joanne Kolesar, Margaret Kosco, Joseph Kosco, Mary Kronick, Marjorie Kubasky, Frances Kushma, Joseph Kuznar, Teddy Kuzniar, Matthew Lapenta, Margaret Lilley, Fra.nk Lineburg, Louise Mae Lisowitz, Jean E. Lowe, George Jr. Lowery, Edith Mahoney, Wade Malik, Harry Malik, Robert Mangello, Anna Marcus, Mary Margheret, Anna McClain, Geraldine McClure, William McGettigan, Glenn McLaughlin, William Meucci, Armand Meyers, Ray Michener, Ruth Mihalko, John Miller, Donald Miller, Edward Jr. Mocnik, William Moore, Harry Morris, Beulah Muha, Catherine Mutnansky, Evelyn Myers, James Nixon, Kenneth Novak, John Novotney, Dorothy Powell, ltlargaretta Przzto, Josephine Pratt, Margaret Price, Donald Ptak, Irene Rankin, Marjorie Regula,Helen Royfski, Victor llumenyak, Edward Ryland, Donald Santore, Leonard Shaffer, Lee Smetanka, Gertrude Smith, Ellen Smelly. George ' Springer, Cecil' Stanek, Steve Steele, Thomas Storey, Betty Sturgis, Gail Susa, William Swan, Eugene Teich, Virginia Thompson, Sheldon Tokarcik, John Tomaselli, Joe Tumulty, Earl Valosky, Josephine Van Gilder, Jack Ventura, Gladys Ventura, Marie Wade, George Weimer, Nelson Williamson, Fred Wissinger, Darle Wissinger, Lewis Wolfe, William Works, Thelma Zdanek, Frank 0zj 'J5 't 'L'THE EAGLE 7 'I WJ C1729 SQPHQMQRB CLASS 4.,.T..i...,i..-., ,l.,,, ,, K Y Y 4 - V- nr WV , . ,Y 34 THE EAGLE CLASS OFFICERS President harriett me ginty V, Pres, - bessie bise Secretary - alice garland Treasurer - adams, wilma alford, efenesez augzustine, victoria baden, evelyn bargine, henry barns, richard bealko, joseph beatty, francis beatty, ruth berdar, john bise, bessie bise, charles bittner, felix bollman, ruth brewer, pauline brownfield, alice brownfield, gradys butler, lillian cain, fred carlson, victoria chichwak, helen clark, mary dorcas cluss, charles collins, beryl conetsco, martha couch, floyd erable, walter crafcheck, steve craig, robert Crossland, betty david, john david, william davis, june davis, leona dean, leonard de rosa, mary ' diitmore, pauline doby, gabor dornick, mary dressel, margaret dudek, john duncan, margaret jean duritsky, robert early, lawrence early, mary elizabeth omerson, william faltin, william faris, betty ifaris, edward feeney, jaqueline fields, genevieve francis. charles franczyk. edward frankliouser, jean I'reema.n, smith fuller, charles furlan, joseph gallo, john galvin, garnet garland, alice gates, mary sue glad, gertrude gray, james n. griffith, dane griffith, dorothy grigsby, russell CLASS ROLL grubisa., ivan gutelc, mary margaret hadella, andy ha,g.:er, wendell haines, lorraine hall, raymond hancak, eleanor haney, jack harford, marguerite hartsek, michael hays, john heinbaugh, george helmi, mae hoak, irene holliday, alice howard, phyllis hustead, mary hustead, neil jefferies, charles juras, louise kalmanek, charles kemp, lewis kephart, jean kinkus, paul kollar, helen kollar, theresa kopckak, joseph kopnicky, helen kralik, george krizner, william kubasky, anta kuhtik, bertha lcuzniar, julius laut, arthur lilley, helen lilley, june lillc-y, william long, arthur ' malinosky, marcella malinosky, violet marshall, laura mae matthews, mildred maust, harry maust, nora mcaninch. bernadine 1nccaI'l'rey, jack mcclure, robert nzcginty, harriett mcknight, john lnedwith, bernard medvitz, gertrude mergen, mildred inigrarz, mike milazzo, mary miller, luella catlierine miller, ray morganosky, betty moser, veronica moyer, junior mullen, elaine mullen, james nixon, harriet pentola, jacob paschlie, august patterson, donald petro, patsy francis ruper piovarchy, ruth petrosky, marguerite provarchy, ruth plachko, mary pliehta, dorothy pluto, bertha, police, kathryn pratt, irene price, ruth gail pryce, sara rankin, charles reposkey, james richter, dale roby, dorothy rukse, joseph ruper, francis rush, joseph rush, mike rydle, ruth sangston, robert santore, charles schnatterly, betty selega, john Shaffer, betty shaffer, carl shaffer, mary shaw, evelyn shipley, lillian shoaf, roy sickles, edna frances sidor, mary sisler, betty sisler, elaine sisler, kathleen smetanka, edward smith, helen speelman, thomas staley, ralph stefancin, edward stefancin, george stirling, mary franci susa, edward tamburri, orland terry, louretta thomas, edward thomas, ruth thompson, ida turpin, ethel valosky, louise Vance, james relicevaich. louis ritli, elizabeth ritli, lheodorv wade, bortha wagner, genevievu walla, paul wilcosky, steve williams, howard wilson, ralph Worthington, robert yesh, ted yost. ruth zavatson, paulinv zubal, andrew zymeck, julia 'S ,. A 4 .., ,W ,Al ,............-. fl .Lia THE EAGLE 35 V E 1 4 I , I 1 1 fre S12 GD E J THE EAGLE I A -E 5 , i P o B A L L SQUAD Left to right, First Row-Sam Kinkus, Albert Ryan, Joe Ruper, Joe Loncaric, -loo Stefanein, Eddie Haley, John Tomaselli, Vvalter Zajnc. Second Row-Junior smith, Herbert Pollak, John Novak, Stanley Regula, John Myers, George Leighty, George Wade, James Myers. Third ROW+G6OI'g6 Berish, Donald Morris, Cecil Springer, Frank Lilley, Mike SLISZI, George Stefancin. Mike German. Fourth Row-Coach McKee, William Lilley, Pete Marcus. THE EAGLE 37 il if' g B I fs BASKETBALL SQUAD Left to right, First Row-Andy Roth, Albert Ryan, Joe liuper, Joe Loncaric, Joe Stefancin, Eddie Haley, Walter Zajac. Second Row-Junior Smith, Herbert Pollak, Charles Brownfield, John Myers, Mike Susa, George Wade, Third Row-Francis Ruper, Howard William, Junior Cerfaratti, George Hamilton. George Stefancin, James Myers. ' im. Fourth Row-Coach McKee, William Lilley, Pete Marcus. 38 THE EAGLE BASKETBALL South Union was the only team in Section XIV abl'e to defeat the Section XIV champions, North Union. South Union won four out of five of their pre-season games by decisive margins but were handicapped for two weeks during the league season by in capacitation of Rumenyak. are to South South South South South South South South South South South South. South South South South Although only two regular have been retained from this year's team, Coach Mc Kee is reasonably assured of an outstanding basketball team for next year. Seniors that be lost by graduation are Loncaric, Roth, J. Ruper, Cefaratti, Zajac and Myers The individual scores are as follows: Rumenyak Loncaric --- ---- Pollack --- W-- Roth ...., - - - - J. Ruper ....- -... Cefaratti .... i - -- Zaj ac ..... .e.. Stefancin - - - - - Hamilton .... - - Wade ..--- - - Farmer --- ---- Smith ---- - - Marcus --- ---- Lilley ....... .... F. Ruper --- -- Williams .... - - Susa .......... - - Brownfield Ryan ....... - - Myers ......................... The scores of the games are as follows: Union ...................... Union - - - Union - - - Union - - - Union - - - Union - - - Union - - C Union - - - Union - - - Union - - - Union - - - Union - - - Union - - - Union - - - Union - - - Union - - - Dunbar --- Dunbar --- Alumni --- C. C. C. ..... German .,.. Redstone ...., Mapletown - - - Pt. Marion - - - Georges ...... North Union German ...... Mapletown - - - Redstone ..... Pt. Marion - - - Georges ........ North Union Forward Center Guard Forward Guard Forward - - - - Cienter Forward Cienter Forward Guard Center i:Genter Center Forward Forward Guard Forward Guard Guard THE EAGLE 39 FCCTB LL South Union had a very successful team this year, having outplayed six of the eight opposing teams. Coach McKee had a hard task training the thirty five boys that were on the squad. An exceptional team ig expected next year although four of the regulars are graduating. Those leaving the squad are Joe Loncaric, guardg Eddie Haley, endg Joe Ste- fancin, quarterbackg and Johnny Myers, full-back. SQUAD. Joseph Stefancin, Captain L Stanley Regula L Edward Haley L Emmett Baker Herbert Pollak L William Lilley Joseph Loncaric L Frank Lilley L Joseph Ruper George Wade L Lyale Hahn L George Leighty Donald Morris L Charles Baden John Burless L George Fike John Myers L Glenn Hahn Thomas Farmer L Thomas Ganoe Ted Pumen ak L Cecil Springer . x, y Junior Smith L Junior Barnes L Peter Marcus ' L Russell Moyer John Novak Alfred Barnes Mike Susa L George Stefancin Edward Stefancin Mike German Albert Ryan George Berish Mgr Sam Kinkus L Asst Mgr John Tomaselli Walter Zagac Coach Howard McKee IN DIVIDUAL SCORING Pollak .- eY...,....... V ......... Stefancin Myers - - - - Farmer - -- , - Rumenyak Haley ....- Total The scores of the games are as follows: South Union ,...-.....L.........L.. South Union --- South Union .,.. South Union ..., South Union ---- South Union .... South Union .v.. South Union -..-- Total -- 7 ,-6 6 ---- 1 ---M ....s,... --.--G5 North Union---- Masontown -- German Twp.--- Georges Twp.--- Connellsville ...L Imm. Concept.- - L Redstone ...... Point Marion , -- Total .......,.. Won Lost Tied it Lettermen-L 3 2 3 -- .... 36 9 40 THE EAGLE THE C O R R I D 0 R J R' Front Row left to right-Walter Hostetler Joseph White James Van Gildei I Charles Stallbauln, Joe DiNunno. ' l ' Second Row-Eugene Swan, Ned McClure, John Tomaselli. Third Row-Patsy Cab-ot, John Davies, Ray Cole, Mr. Costolo, and Willis Wolfe. The Corridor Patrol has been active in South. Union school life for the past three years. Officers who served this year are: Captain - ---- James Van Gilder First Lieutenant - - Ray Cole Second Lieutenant Walter Hostetler Sponsor - - - Conn Costolo THE E AG-LE .f M41 F1 om left to right, First Row-Charles Cooper, Genevieve Wagner, Thomas Clark, Florence Concilus Theodore Vitti, Eugene Early, Frank Augustine. Second Row-David Goldberg, Harriet Nixon, Roger Turk, Eugene Swan, Robert Sneddon Albeit Hovanec, Joe Kopchak, James Gray. Thud Rovx Edna Frances Sickle, Frank Brownfield, Le Roi VVatts, Clifford Brown, John Massnniani Robert Swan. Robert Lineburg Charles Cooper Eugene Early - Thomas Clark - Florence Concilus Genevieve Wagner - Theodore Vitti - David Goldberg - Edna Frances Sickles Joseph Kopchak - Harriet Nixon Charles Jefferis - Robert Sneddon - Robert Swan - Frank Brownfield - Roger Turk - Le Roi Watts Eugene Swan John Massimiani Frank Augustine Albert Hovanec -------- CLIFFORD W. BROWN, INSTRUCTOR THE l R C H B S T R A o Violin Violin Violin Violin Violin Violin Violin Violin Violin Violin Trumpet Trumpet Trombone -Trombone Clarinet Clarinet - Flute Baritone - Bass Drums Piano i 5 ii v i 3 5 5 2 ' 55393335 Courtesy and Interested Service Are the Small Threads of the Great Cable That Holds Custom You will not visit regularly a grumpy or unsociable neighbor. Nor will people patronize a cold-blooded business institution that merely takes their dollars. Business goes where there is a smile of welcome and goes back to the place whe1'e there is a pleasant, interested 'fcome again atmosphere. It is courtesy and friendship made real by good work and genuinely in- terested service that makes CUSTOMER LOYALTY. Reisinger Motor Sales Co. 63 FAYETTE ST. PHONE 1700 XXNNXSXNNXXNXXXXXSNXSNXSNXXXNNXXX XXXXX NNNXNNXNXSX XXNXX XXX s THE CROFT STUDIO Extends Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1936 We Also Wish to Tha k E ch Member of the C1 ss f tl e Patronage IL 'ren ed t Ou1 Studio. Very Truly Yours, GEORGE A. CROFT USE YOUR KODAK Have Your Films Finished at Our Studio WE KNOW HOW C63 THE. CROFT STUDIO 28 EAST MAIN STREET UNIONTOWN, PA xxxxxsxs, X XXX XXXXXXX XX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX LUMBER MILLWORK xxxxxxxx' X XXXXAXXXXXXXXXXX XX'XX XXXXX S 1 U Q 3' Q 5 Q I V P- F ' JD C . 30 FH FN J fb 'U Q 'S . Q - 9- 2 O .1 Fl- w Y Q I X X XXXX XX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX X XXXX X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX Bullders Supplles HANKIN PAUL 0 Glldden 62: Sherwin Wllllamb Paints 108 N Beeson Ave Phone 1900 JOKES For days we have 'Ween busy picking jokes That were beet' We Ve bearched in vain from north to outh As Nell as east and west' All sorts of 1okes we handled Our task was nevel small But I thlnk you ll iid thx Joke department The b1gg6S+ 1oke of all HAGAN ICE CREAM ' - 1 . ' ' Y . , ' .' 5 . , Y 3 . V 66 ' 9 79 XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX af WRIGHT , METZL1-'LR Co. of Uniontown extends to the members of the CLASS OF 1936 of the South Union High School sincerest congratulatlon upon the successful completion of their Public School studies, and hopes that their future efforts in the preparation for their chosen careers will be crowned with equally thrilling success. The Diplomas ln Their Hands are symbolic of their new responsibilities, whether that means more years in professional study or the immediate assumption of their places as wage earners. Since the beginning of their extra-curricular work, Wright- Metzler Company has been both sympathetic and co-operative, and it is our hope that now, since graduation opens to the Seniors of 1936 full participation in adult activities, that they will con- tinue to come to us for the friendly service, as well as the mer- chandise, for which this store is justly famous. Thrifty Shoppers Always Appreciate the Zicfo Savings of Gold Bond Stamps SS8 XXX F XSSXK D. A. GRIFFITH INSURANCE 4 SSX . Compliments of AMONTGOMERY WARD SSS ZIMMERMAN'S NUT SHOP Home Made Ice Cream and Candy 20 Morgantown Street NUTS OF ALL KINDS Phone 9948 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND YSSS SSS! , 'SSKS 1. Wilson Rornesburg read 2 great deal about Milk From Contented Cows, and he Wanted to keep in style so he put this sign in the Window: Sausage from pigs that died happy. Compliments of 0. C. CLUSS LUMBER COMPANY Uniontown, Pa. Fairbanks, Pa. 2. Madelyn White: How much is them plums? ' Grocer---Charles Stallbaum: Ten cents a peck. Madelyn White: What do you think I am, a bird '? SSXXXX CART R I E CR WAM SSXSSS SS 889988 QQ ACCIDENTJ' PAY! - If You Insure wffh .3 , g FLOYD M SEAMAN x s ' 3 w W M3090 ' : lit! e A AUTOMOBILE - ACCIDENT' LIABILITY - BONDS - FIRE l AMEULANCE LIFE INSURANCE FROM BIRTH TO AGE 7O og Q 72,..E.,lVlAlN ST. UNIONTOWN 'l.42I H 5' 3. Dorothy Woodward and Anna Mae Stallbaum stood looking at a mummy in an Egyptian room in a museum, What do you suppose that sign E000 B. C.' means ? asked Dorothy, 'P Don't know, was the reply from Anna Mae, guess it's the number ol' the automobile that killed them. . ' - CLEANING - PRESSING - REPAIRING Ready Made Suits Suits to Order. . Pants to Order 559.75 up. 321.50 up. 956.50 up. FRANK LEONARD 91 W. Main St. Phone 9978 4. Eva Jane Watson: When I go toheaven I am going to ask Shake- speare Who Wrote all his plays. ' Felicia Santore: He may not be there. Eva Jane Watson: Then you can ask him. MITCHELL: si LONG: Automobile Accessories 'and Complete Servicing 1 ICE SPALDING smart SHOP .A . vig, V Athletic Outfitters: IBaseb-all, Football, .Golf, Tennis, Hunting, Swimming M. E. MEINERT, Proprietor West Main Street Phone 1198 1 KAUFMAN'S BEAUTY r SHOP A if Kaufman's Store Phcne 4000 HOSTETLEB'S BEAUTY SHOP 2nd Floor, Woolworth Bldg. Phone 33-.I CECYLE M. HOSTETLER, Prop, UNIONTOWN, PENNA. 5. Ray Cole: How did you come to have such a long beard? Scotchman gNed McClure: My brother left ho-me ten years ago with the razor. WILLIAMS PLUMBING Sz SUPPLY I P 72 E. Main Street Phone 1443 6. Miss Dixsunz Yes, sir, we are very up to date. Everything here is cooked by electricity. Leonard Knoblock: I wonder if you would mind giving this steak an- other shock. SINGER ELECTRIC , For little more than the cost of your daily papers or a couple of phone if 1 calls, you can buy an easy-to-use Singer electric.. The money you invest 5 in a Singer you save over and over again on the smart things you make 5 for yourself and your home. Q Liberal allowance on your present machine. 5 O O O lnger Sewing Machine Co. gf 84- West Main St. I Uniontown, Pa. . r 2 Compliments of ROSENBAUM, Inc. 0 if a 5 9 West Main Street Phone 3700 'Q ' l 5 wcasxasx mmxsxxxxsumwmxxsi K . COMPLIMENTS TURNER AUTO CO. Dodge - Plymouth - Packard 25 MEI' tt Si U t P Others May Say They Won - but The GRAHAM SUPERCHARGER BEAT THEM ALL 26.66 MILES PER GALLON HAPX EY R ROMESBURG 68 E F y tt St ' umonrowws nest non S SXXXXXSXXXSXNNXX NXSSXSXSNXXNSXXSS 2 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I XSXXSSXXS SSXXX XXXX The ational Tailors ---Fon-. Complete Satisfaction at Popular Prices Union Made and Made to Fit Patronize a shop that does more than just sells you a Suit or Topcoat. 82M W MAIN STREET UNIONTOWN PA 7. , 1 - p - . John Myer Well Dad said last night it Was in the Worst shape he d seen it in for a long time 8 Doruth Mor an Yes I know fish is brain food but I don t care , y g - so much for fish. Isn t there some other brain food? Ehzabeth Kephart Well th re noodle soup WHITE SWAlN FLOWER SHOP Flowers For All Occasions PHONE 3616 J UNIONTOWN WALL ACE MILLER X BRO JEWFLERS ANTD OPTOMETRISTS Maln Street Umontown Pa XXXXXSV Q . C E o D' E'i3 n 71 no rn ,L J A C 5' F 2 :V . N '+- Cf' J' ro rn CT 90 CD CD Ha rf ET cn 2 CD Ci CL 4 WsN SSSX XXXXXSXXXNXXX XX XNXXSXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXNSSXSX XXXX E ! , . I I ' i ! X n I 1 1 I ' i f I ' n I I l I I : A I L -- I .. , I 2 M I 4 ' I I : , I Q - 1 A r I W -4 j .b ' 72 5 ' v , ... x I I ,i X, 1 fe I 3 I . I I , I I. I 1 I - I 5 I I . I , I 1 I I - ' I . V 'U I , 1 . P' I I I ' u I S WsWs's's 'b 's's'5 'sNs ,' XS Congratulations to C L A S S of 1 9 3 6 63 FAYETTE CHEVR LET 00. C. IC LEE, Mgr. SALES and SERVICE 63 UNIONTOWN, PA. TELEPHONE 651 260 E. FAYETTE STREET ssxxxxs r- PP: U5 Cb rr- rv- CD '1 C i O rv- D' CD FB C E PI! Q- CC Ct CD C Fil Q. acamsxxxxsx, xx 2 CD 2 2 E U1 'i P-3 D' CD E wx f 4 L . L E E F E L L The Quality Store 5 TA E XSS XSXSXSSX SSYYSXKX EU U2 Mc Q-G22 'J '93 C' QCD r'5 H 2 T1 E? 'Q mm Z: Fn ' 5 W ll 'J Q0 9 E ,H wi? T is gb 1 232351: ii? , 'P'5'Q' -I 1,1 l QQEQET, :1 f 5229 :JH l omqbn ,.I T zoo: 3'-' M Hmm 3' 'i Q 'ffl 1 -' 'Q 2 l 3 A l KXXSSLSSYYSYSSSSSKSSXXX 35 l l T E SHOE STORE 1 EXKERS Corner Church and Morgantown Sts. Farmington Milk Chocolate RETAILERS OF HIGH GRADE - li, k.'HOES Fon MEN AND WUMEN Comprising Mostly Ll Factory Cancellations Qi T' ' ' .. Factory Rejects fllte QALPHA FLGRIST MEMBER OF F. T. D. Corner Beeson Blvd. Telephone 287 9. Mr. Costoloz You are twenty minutes late again. Don't you know what time we start work at this factory? Walter Zazac: No sir, they're always at it when l get here. We Are As Near To You As Your Phone LAUGHREY'S Cleaning - Pressing - Tailzring 25 S. MT. VERNON AVE. PHONE 9949 10. Eddie Haley: I certainly don't intend to eat. these biscuits. They are yesterdays Maria McHugh: Suit yourself about that, but if you don't eat them today they will also be tomorrow's. LUMBER BUILDERS SUPPLIES MILLWORK Of Extra Quality, Without Extra Cost PHONE 2807 CHA . F. EGGER CO. 80 E. Fayette Street Uniontown, Pa. X YSKK!SSS8XX, SX X YA f Compliments of . ADLER BROS. Royal Typewriters and Office Equipment 5l' 7 S. GALLATIN AVE. UNIONTOWN, 11. Mack Frankhouser: Do you want a hunting license? Andy Roth: No, I'm through hunting, I want a marriage license. SILVER AND CANTALAMESSA PHONE 121 Cleaners - Dyers - Altering - Repairing SUITS MADE TO ORDER 56 East Main St. . Uniontown J. W. NICHOLS Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optometrist REPAIRING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Fayette Title and Trust Bldg. Uniontown, Compliments of BRATTON 8z DAVIS 36 East Fayette St. 12. Matilda Miller: I read To a Skylark this afternoon. Anna Lou Johnson: How di'l you get the pesky thing to listen? Compliments of CAMPBELL-HATHAWAY CO Outstanding Seasonal i Shoes For Entire Family 73 YV, MAIN S'l'l!ElC'l' llNltlN'l't,l'f.'N1 l X k4XSSrXXXXX31XY3C8XXXXXXXXXXYXXXXXXXKXXSXYXXXKXXYSSAXXYSSXXXY 838888338838 5 S A U E R STUDE T CLOTHI G Phcne 9105 Res. Phone 1953-M BERWYN S. DETWEILER Sales Representative HI-L0 USED CARS - THE BEST BY TEST 62 E. Fayette St. Terms to Suit Your Income Uniontown, Pa. FREDERICK MUSIC STORE 49 W. Main Street Uniontown, Pa. KELVINATOR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS-PHILCO RADIUS PIANOS Compliments of PENN - STATE THEATRES Uniontown's Leading Entertainment SX XXXNXXXXXXNSNXX XXSXSSX XXXSNXXSXXXX XX SSXXXSXSX SSX! XXXSSS N X NX XX XXX, I X88 588888 he Wright Top Company The Right Place To Get The Right Job 53 E. FAYETTE ST.-PHONE 28 516 MORGANTOWN ST.-PHONE 928 Let Us Make Your Old Car Look Like New Frames Straightened Fenders Srtaightened Bodies Rebuilt Tops Recovered Ducoing Welding Upholstering Floor Carpets Auto Glass Seat Covers The Right Place To Get The Right Job- We Rebuild Wrecked Cars In The Right Way 13. Margaret Martin: Your daughter talks a great deal. Mrs. Juli: Yes, I think she must have been vaccinated with a pho- nograph needle. BOOKS SHCE. STCRE Footwear For All The Family FAYETTE C0UNTY9S LARGEST SHOE STORE 14. Then there is the story of the Scotchman who left school because he had to pay attention. Compliments of F. C. NEWCOMER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Uniontown, Pa. SCHOOL TIMES HAPPY DAYS Congratulations AREFORD BROTHERS Real Estate Compliments of NEUHAUSENG STORE FOR MISS AND MATRON Dresses - Suits - Coats - Hats - Accessories POPULARLY PRICED 25 W. Main Street Uniontwon, Pa. 15. Little Tom was swinging back and forth on the front gate when the minister came by. Minister Stallbaum: My boy, haven't you some better Way to spend this lovelv day than by Wasting your time in this fashion? Tomi: Ilain't Wastin' my timeg Patti's beau is paying me two bits an hour to watch for pa. Compliments of VILSCEK'S CLEANERS AND DYERS 166 WL Main Street. Phone 721 The Cohen Furniture Company Uniontown, Pa. X588 X . J U L I U S L E V Y UNIONTOWN'S LEADING CLOTHING STORE ELLIS MUSIC STORE Home of Everything Musical 29 Morgantown St. Uniontown, Pa. 16. Mrs. Morrison had forbidden the pupils to eat candy or chewing gum during school time. One day she became suspicious of a lump in Jimmie's cheek. Jimmie, she said, reprovingly, are you eating candy or chewing gum ? Neither one, replied Jimmie Van Gilder, 'Tm soaking a prune to eat at recess. Compliments of l GETTY'S SHOE STORE 3 , 2nd National Bank Bldg. Uniontown, Pa. Character Footwear and Hosiery -INTUITIVELY CORRECT Compliments of X. 8789585533388 'KS lcon ' arms YS SX XASXSSSSSSS FE MININ E AIFPARICI. OF INlJlVIl'lUALI'I'Y X Dulany's 30 Morgantown St. Corona Portable Typewriters COME IN AND SEE THEM . . . FOUR MODELS . . . FOUR PRICES AND THE BEST BUY IN THE MARKET YOU WILL AGREE. WE ALSO CARRY A GOOD LINE OF REBUILTS OF ALL MAKES. WE FEATURE INEXPENSIVE GIFTS AND GRADUATION gg g CARDS FOR STUDENTS 17. ,Old Mother Hubbard Went to the Cupboard To get something for her thirstg When she got there the cupboard was bareg The old man had got there first. A COHEN'S DRESS SHOP 10 Pittsburgh Street Uniontown, Pa. Complete Selections of COATS - SUITS - HATS - DRESSES i GRADUATING AND PARTY DRESSES ' I I Phone 1318-J PTAK sl soNs TAILORS 8 Pittsburgh St. Uniontown, Pa. SUIT AND EXTRA TROUSERS, S520 AND UP Compliments of CONN AND WAHLER BARBER SHOP Beeson Blvd. South Gallatin Ave. 13. Russell Moyer: My friendw said the colored preacher, the scripture rule fo' giving was one tenth of what you had. If you all feel you c:m't aFFo'd dat much just give me a sixth or a fo'th. 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