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

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I if I' ter 4 if . ,.,i:y,,,,. l Y 1 Ig. ! 5.3, f :ff if , if Q I .-'J t. ,5- ,ss 1- 1 -. iv - Seniors of 1948 FRANCIS S. VENO General All night Veno slings the hash, He really must be makin' cash. Magazine Campaign Salesman, Yearbook Assistant Sports Editor, Minstrel 3, 4, Varsity Football l, 2, 3, 4, lntere Class Basketball 2, 3, 4, Inter-Class Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Inter-Class Indoor Mushball 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Statt. .IAMES GEORGE VIROSCO General Jim's a fine student and never in trouble, Too bad for South Union, he hasn't a double, Activity Pin, Patrol Squad 2, 3, 4, lnter-Class Basketball 2, 3, 4, lnter--Class Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Inter-Class Indoor Mushball 2, 3, 4. Who's Who Among Students in America's High Schools i947-1948. ROBERT WATKINS General From him, a friendly smile, no less, For he is known for his friendliness. Yearbook Sports Editor, Varsity Football l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, Basketball Manager 4, Inter-Class Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Inter-Class Volleyball Z, 3, 4, lnterAClass Indoor Mushball 2, 3, 4. BETTY WILBURN Commercial A small brunette, who has much grace, And also a very attractive tace. Flying Fingers Club Member, Magazine Campaign Sales- man, Minstrel 3, 4, Cantata 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 4, Band Concert 2, 4. GLADY5 WRIGHT Commercial That her name is Wright isn't strange, But Fred thinks it's about time for a change. Teacher's Secretary, Flying Fingers Club Member, Magazine Campaign Home Room Secretary, Minstrel 4, Cantata 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Band Concert 3, 4, Inter-Class Basketball 2, 3, Inter-Class Volleyball Z, 3, Senior Play Cast, Yearbook Staft Member. MARGARET L. YANIK General Peg is a friend to all the gang, She likes music, dancing and modern slang. Minstrel 3, 4, Inter-Class Basketball 2, 3. ALBERT YANKURA General Yankee is a boy who thinks girls are nice, According to him, they are sugar and spice. East Bethlehem High l, 2, 3. CECELIA YESH Commercial No matter what the year or date, Cecelia Yesh is always late. Flying Fingers Club Member, Magazine Campaign Sales- man, Minstrel 3, 4, Inter-Class Basketball 2, 3. BARBARA JEAN YURICK Commercial She has sparkling eyes and curly hair, Mixed with a personality that is rare. Flying Fingers Club Member, Minstrel 3, 4, Cantata 3, 4. DORIS MAE ZIMMERMAN Aclldemir Doris is a girl who likes to skate, She always dresses up-to-date. Tri-Hi'Y Club Member, Magazine Campaign, S0leSf'f1C1f1, Yearbook Staff Member, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 3, 4, Cantata 4, Forensic Contest Chairman 3, Senior Play Staff.

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Juniors . . . JUNIOR OFFICERS Left to Right: Secretary. Janet Tamhurri: President. Jack Deal: Vice President, Tony Zalar: Treasurer. Geraldine Anthony. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY A bright September morn in nineteen forty-five brought one hundred and ninty-six timid freshmen to the halls of South Union. After a few weeks of wandering into the wrong class rooms they gradually accustomed themselves to old S. ll. Mr. Dills and Mrs. Hughes, our able class sponsors, con- ducted the first class election. The returns were as follows: President, 'l'oni Rapson: Vice President, Harriet Shoaf: Secre' tary, Patty Mouser, Treasurer, 'l'hoiuas Hoak. .X llallowe'en Party began the social activities for the year, followed by two square dances which brought to a close a very successful terni. Our Sophomore year was highlighted by a party entitled the Kilroy Hop under the sponsorship of our worthy class offi- cers: President, Ricliard Clranierg Vice President, Francis Boniarg Secretary, Anna lllargaret johnson: Treasurer, Nancy johnson. Due to the success of the square dances of our Freshman year, another one was held under the direction of Mrs. Hughes. 'l'he beginning of our junior year brought new class rings which were very proudly displayed by each and every student. The election returns were: President, .lack Deal: Vice President, Tony Zalar: Secretary, .janet Tainliurrig 'l'reasurer, Geraldine Anthony. A party, entitled the -junior was held in the gym on November 7. under the sponsorship of Mr. Longanecker and Mrs. Howard. The niain feature of tl1e evening floor show was 'l'oin Halas and .lock Adams rendering their version of Civilization, - life now bid farewell to three fun-packed years, but eagerly look forward to our senior year and graduation. -23- JUNIOR CLASS First Row, Lett to Right: Anna Margaret Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Connie Madi- son, Alice Miller, Ruth Glisan, Juanita Hostetler, Mary Margaret Hostetler, Helen Kozak, Gladys Goodwin, Patricia Mauser, Helen Lowe, Martha Myers. Second Row, Lett to Right: Jeannette Kis- singer, Lillian McKinney, Annie Hunt, Emma Jean Kelly, Ruth Johnson, Thelma Guard, Betty Jane Hall, Patricia Gleason, Barbara Hansel, Bernice Grim, Mary Lou Gardner, Pauline Haberer. Third Row, Lett to Right: Omer Hanna, Anthony Kobylarczyk, Louise Kiter, Del- cia Mann, Dorothy Mehall, Agatha Kvasrrovsky, Esther Livingood, Francis Marmol, Wayne Myers, Thomas Hoak, Lawrence Gribble, Fourth Row, Left to Right: Robert Kosco, Willard Frazee, John Kletcho, Thomas Honse, Phillip Grubsia, John Marion, Charles Eicher, Thomas Murphy, Jack Frosbrink, Ronald Livingston, Leo Moser, Wallace Morrison. First Row, Lett to Right: Dorothy Davis, Twila Jean Duraney, Betty Bryner, Shir- ley Dennick, Marlene Buehner, Sarah Darr, Stella Dudek, Francis Cudzilo, Betty Crum, Eleanor Dugan, Patricia Burke, Geraldine Anthony. Second Row, Lett to Right: Virginia Col- lins, Gwendolyn Chambers, Pauline Cin- deric, Carolyn Dennis, Mary Brnich, Lorraine DeBolt, Mary Lou Chamberlain, Maxine Bradley, Sophie Baron, Roberta Conaway, Marian Bargine. Third Row, Lett to Right: Michael Buchko, Thomas Caton, Ralph Butler, Blaine Chrise, Patty Brown, DeLoris Durigon, Marion Davis, Andrew Adams, Jack Deal, Jack Bruno. Fourth Row, Lett to Right: Robert Baker, Gerald Dennis, Thomas Brant, Robert Adams, James Duke, Francis Boniar, Thomas Balas, Wallace Cramer, Charles Crossland, Richard Anderson, Duane Barnhart, Richard Cramer. First Row, Lett to Right: Eugene Satranko, Elaine Wydo, Anna June Stark, Laura Sullivan, Danna Rin er, Ruth Osler, Wilda Tripplet, Carollyn Salvato, PO- tricia PodIogar,, Martha Rush, Berna- dette Rae, Doris Thomas, Stephen Zubal, Second Row, Lett to Right: Shirley Stewart, Dorothy Stewart, Martha Wilburn, Lois Showalter, Lenore Williams, Alberta Swartz, Joan Palcko, Nancy Oleksik, Helen Pivarnik, Nancy Prough, Luvenia Tillie, Janet Tamburri, June Rice. Third Row, Lett to Right: James Rath, Richard Watkins, Howard Rider, Harriet Shoat, Matilda Visnasky, Mary-Ann Nixon, Lou Rishel, Margaret Ringer, Josephine Shawley, Donald Price, James Scully, Frank Poli. Fourth Raw, Left to Right: Tony Soich Sammy Pollak, Kenny Pore, Delberi Romesburg, Floyd Novotney, Thomas Rapson, Albert Wilson, William Zavat- son, John Stubbletield, Tony ZOIOV, geith Petrosky, Judson Procyk, John iva.