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

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V ' ' ' ' ' 'W f 5 RUTH RINGER A General ' 1-2-3 Girls' Chorus 2 Travel Club 1 Operetta Chorus - l Dancing Club As unconquerable as her chewing gum Ruth doesn't'believe in keeping 'mum . She's very temperamental, very excitable . . . French is the bane of her existence. l l i WILLIAM ROZZELL General 2 Rifle Club Patient ana quiet, always at work. Doesn't like to talk . . . takes his time about things, but finally gets done. ANN ETTE RUMBAUGH Academic 1-2-3 Girls' Chorusg 2 Latin Club 2 Knitting Club 1 Operetta Chorus Whether sunshine or rain, Netsie's always the same. A bundle of good nature . . , Humors everyone . . . optimistic the day round. ALBERT RYAN Academic 3-4-5 Tennis Club 3 Hi-Y Club 2-3-4 Boys' Chorus 1-2 Latin Club 1-4-5 Football 2 Patrol Squad 3 Basketball 1 Cooking Club Absence makes the heart grow foln-der ls that why Al's absent, we wonder. Laconic in speech-when he deigns to say anything . . . The Dutch Myneer, smokes a pipe, preferably. ALICE SEILER General 1 Dancing Club 2 Nature Club 2 Girls' Chorus Sometimes daring, but who risks nothing has nothing. l She of the varied coiffures . . . Not afraid to speak her mind . . . Lessons don't worry her. THE EAGLE 2.2 ...A ' L, ' i

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Herbert Pollak Mary Pulice Alice C. Ramsey Elmer Reese Luis Richter HERBERT PAUL POLLAK General 1-2-3-4 Varsity Basketball 1 Cooking Club 1-2-3-4 Varsity Football 2 Athletic Club 2 Boys' Chorus A star is known by its points. A VV1l'y, restless fellow . . . basketball champ, the Bucket a Minute Man. MARY EDNA PULICE Commercial 4 Commercial Club 2 Knitting Club 1 Puppet Club Where there's a will there's a way Mary's wise, so she has time for play. Diminuitive in size . . . has pretty brown hair and eyes . . . hates to study. . . but frequently does so. ALICE CATHERINE RAMSEY Commercial 4 Commercial Clubg 'l'eacher's Sec'y. 2-3 Uniontown Senior High 1 Operetta Catherine is always seen with the boys And simultaneously there's plenty of noise. The live wire at all times . . . she rolls her eyes to advantage . . . speaks very precisely. ELMER JACOB REESE General 2 Latin Clubg Rifle Club 1 Puppet Club Elmer's ability beats his height He's always accurate, always right. Talks very little , , . what surprises us most is the new, low voice hets acquired. LOIS RICHTER General l Dancing Club 2 Travel Club Sincere in all she does. H A friendly girl , . . always warbling . . . gig- gles irrepressibly. 21 THE EAGLE

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Anthony Seman Martha Semans Carlton Smith Robert Smith Geraldine Steele ANTHONY FRANCIS SEMAN General l Cooking Club 3 Boys' Chorus 2 St, John's School Tony's mischievous, each teacher complains He disturbs the peace, then innocence he feigns. Tony's miisfortune is that he can't look seri- ous even when he tries . . . he's little in size, but so is dynamite. MARTHA MARIE SEMANS Commercial 1-2-3 Chorus Accompanist 4 Orchestra Accompanist 4 Commercial Club 3-4 Piano Contest 2 Nature Club 1 Operetta Accompanist There is nothing so kingly as kindness. Very tall . . , goes in for bangs . . . longs to be a radio pianist. CARLTON R. SMITH, J r. General 2-3-4 Varsity Football 3 'Varsity Basektball 2 Hi-Y Here's to Buggs, our good old friiend We wish him all the luck without end. The girls' hero in football . . , Buggs pos- seses a shy, friendly smile. u ROBERT H. SMITH Academic 4 Annual Staffg Football Manager 3 Tennis Club 1 Student Council 2 Latin Clubg Rifle Club 1 Puppet Club Better than gold is a thinking mind. A daredevil at asking the whyfore of every- thing . . . alert and witty . . . he grew up considerably this last year. GERALDINE ILMA STEELE Academic 2-3 Girls' Chorus 2 Latin Clubg Rifle Club 1 Carmichaels High A soft answer and a soft look accomplish Wonders. Very pretty . . . finds lower classmen fine friends, 23 THE EAGLE