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

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ORCHESTRA Left to Right: J. C. Hughes. Donald Sneddon, Hope McAninch. Mary D'Andrea, Audrey Stark, Ida Procyk, Betty Cramer, Irene Michcener. Cfecila Petish. Simon Bukovitz, Elmo Bollman. Anthony Marshall, Marling Yowler. Second Row: James Decker, Martha White, Arthur Marnelli, John Plachko, Margaret Marcinko. Robert Yelenick, Joe Gerkovitch, Robert Shaw, George Shallenberger. Sam Petrosky, Harry McKnight. Hol- bert Hibbs, Edward Cioerlutner. Joe Bartock. Third Row: Jimmy Kashery, Mr. Brown. John Zavatson, Anna Jane White, Doris Miller, Pete Milazzo. Dorothy Franks, Harvey Parks, John Harry Colbert, Bob Shoaf, John Thompson, Walter McCartney Charles Porter. Left to right: Dorothy Franks. Bess Robinson, Betty Elsey. Marcedes McAninch, Ruth Byers, Mary Evelyn Varndell, Betty Angle, Ferne Thomas, Ann Jane Vkfhite, Margaret Baker, Viola Ventura. Second Row: Nan Boyd, Arlene Bucheit, Lillian Goldberg, Leia Jane Bixler, Josephine Sucevac, Doris Barkley, Olice Mae Sipole. Frances White, Dorothy Brownfield. Third Row: Virginia Baker, Jennie Ezzi, Kathryn Kephart, Mary Wiggins, Loris Hibbs, Wildla Reagan. Eileen Knob.ock, Dorothy Swaney, Ida Procyk. Fourth Row: Mr. Brown, Mary McAfee, Cathleen McGinty, Norma Jean Hough, Mafaldo Pantalo, Rose Bonjiorno, Anne Strawn, Ruth Fox, Marjorie Brozovich, GIRLSCHORUS I , Page 25

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