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

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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

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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-

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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.