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

 - Class of 1950

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Blue SUI-IS Devlls The 1950 r.1LJJmJifc1 SOUTH UNION HIGH SCHOOL Umontown PGIIHSYIVCIIIIG 'Hi7'H'-H. 0 0 ' ' H ari a: rlgl rmga-.4 I H ll :xl u-sl l :anti H H V O O 1 'urn in pl: 5 ' I viii: I South Unzon honor thee To you We QIVG o May We ever thy As We stnve for We Presenting cr Symphony of Events As They Occurred This Past Year rrfJuJJJUJfrwuHJJ-EQWVHW -3- The Ecrgle Music Edition MR. CROSSLAND AND THE TROMBONE TRIO FOREWORD Itk ht-cn a busy yt-ar . . . loothall gaincs plus all thc trinnnings . . . home- rooins clcctkt-tl ont in Clhristinas costumes . . . liardwood thrillx with clicc-ix . . . coin- lIllll1.'L' liicticls rigging up otltls ancl vncls lot' parties, assctnhlic-s, anal plays . , . spotlight lovcrs c'xc't'c'ising thvit' gilt ol gah . . . lllllSll'l2iIl5 scrxing community and school. Mayhc wc l1ax'cn't caught all thc im- portant l'C'2iIlll'CS in this edition ol' thc- o U R liaglc hut a glance through thc Jajcs will l L, suggest that wc at lc-ant tru-cl. XVL' ham' loncllx' i'Qc'oi'clccl in this ho ' . A . ok S I 0 R I a historx' ol' thc lm-ciotts wars wc hau- l I O f 1 on spcnt within thc Walla ol' South Uni High. XVQ hope all who turn thcsc page-s will c-xpcricncc with us again thc Conntlcss iovs and plczistlws ol' our school wars. -4- 1srEgg, W ing ll ill L' r Y qllsllil x THE EAGLE STAFF HEPES hlff XVE XVHlS'l'l,liD XVHILE XYIZ XVORKED 'l'he old saying, 'Klixperience is the best teacher. probably holds much truth, but some- times the schooling is severe on the pupil. livery Eagle staff member is aware of how severe the experience can be. All through the term the stall' had a growing appreciation ol' the problems ol' compressing dear old S.l'.H.S. into still' covers. lt is a job that we found was big and. as the months raced bv, grew constantly bigger. And the standards had to be kept up to perlection, or our boss man. Nlr. Clupelli, would explode wrath. Arranging interminable schedules for pic- tures . . . announcing cancellations caused by lall rains and winter snows . . . planning rc- Charles Bednar, Mr. Cupelli, and Catherine Solesky discuss pictures for use in the Yearbook. takes when some exhuberant boy reached for his shoelace just as the shutter clicked . . . track- ing down seniors who kept dodging the camera . . . choosing the perfect cover material . . . typing names and names and names . . . select- ing photos and thinking something bright to say about them . . . convincing relatives, friends. and even strangers that they should buy more than one copy . . . reading prool till the commas began to waltz with the periods - these are some ol' the things that became a part of our lives. But the storm was weathered. and thanks to lots ol good will from everyone. the book was sent to the printer. Then teacher experience, did not appear so cruel. lor the job was done and there had been much lun along the way. First Row. Left to RightfCarol Wallize. Frank Zuchelkowski, Catherine Solesky. Charles Bednar. Irene Ferrell, Robert Thomasg Second Row. Left to Right--Ernest Tamburri, Edgar Ansell. Frank Tantlinger, Alice Dressel, Jackie Wohler, Edna Savage. a -5- JINGLE COMMITTEE Jingles. jingles, everywhere Jingles here and jingles there. We're the ones who'll take the blame For anything that's under your name. We used our time and did our best. We wrote your jingles with a zest: We hope you all are satisfied For heaven only knows-we tried! CIRCULATION DEP'T We're the ones who tried to sell An Eagle to each set. You're the ones we tried co tell It's going to be the best one yet. Freshmen, Sophomores, juniors too. Along with Senior aid- Pleaded, coaxed, and bothered you Until the sale was made, 'l'H1i SONG XVRITERS Editor CHARLES BEDNAR Co-Editor CATHERINE SOLESKY Business Manager IRENE FERRELL Co-Business Manager FRANK ZUCHELKOWSKI Advertising Manager ROBERT THOMAS Co-Advertising Manager FRANK TANTLINGER Circulation Manager EDGAR ANSELL Co-Circulation Manager ERNEST TAMBURRI Calendar Write-Ups EDNA SAVAGE JACKIE WOHLER Senior Write-Ups CAROL WALLIZE ALICE DRESSEL M K- '4'4..:., PHOTOGRAPHER CHARLES SEATON I'1 OPI l 1d1111111s11 111011 tx SSIIIILS 111 11111 lul 11s 1 mum cl1.1sL 1111011 I1 cl msgs, sludx 11 1lls and ACLIXIIILS 111 omg oi thc 11111191151 wus of 0111 11115 . I I 14 ' ' - IJ H .I - 1.4l'I1H 1- 11 11 Ill H1 -I 4' 1 lllll - 1' L I I PAH I IIQ YI! - 11 I 1 1 I I I QI-Qlljll 8 Makmg uveet IHUSIC IOgClh6l ,nn-. s o 'J , w I .fi 1? ' we 'fungi ' M- ' A - , Aw AHS' if k rg ,:31f,,L4 L ,g yy ,ig is. V ,, , 4- HW ...Q . - G .M 4. GUY M. CLARK, Supervising Principal THE CONDUCTORS Wlien we think ol someone who can repre- sent both the school :ind community, Mr. Clark comes to mind immedizitelv. ,Xll his abilities and energies :ire given to the z1dvz1nc'einent ol' the sehools in South Union Township, and to those Community zu-tivities which :tid in the building ol' t'll2ll'2lC'll'l' in our liovs :ind girls, Mr. Clark ezin he proud ol' the work zirconi- plished in over the three derzides that he has devoted his time and untiring ellorts to the im- provement of the eduezuionztl system of South Union 'I'ovvnship Public' Schools. In his czipzieitv :ts prinripzil. Nlr. Ifrzmkliouser has been the guiding light in directing the stu- dents throughout their eduezttionztl progress, and his interest in school activities is ztlvvztvs at pre- dominziting lztetor. Hy :ill who know him he may certainly he culled the students' friend. To these two conscientious men the students extend their appreciation. C, W. FRANKHOUSER, High School Principal -10- JOHN D LIVINGSTON C W FRANKHOUSER RAYMOND E WEAVER W EDMUND BIERER FRED M BARTOCK JR BOARD OF EDUCATION W--nip Seated GEORGE E FIKE JOHN F PETISH Vice President WILLIAM G HOAK Secretary Standmg H1gh School Prmcxpal President Treasurer GUY M CLARK S upervzsmg Principal nlhe 1fl111rs ol thc School DISIIICI are ln chcugc ol the Board ol DIFCCIOTS Elected by the pubhc to seuc ICIIIIS ol SIX years the seven d1 TCCLOIS 'ue lnCSPOIlSllJlC lor such dunes as pur chasmg supphcs, elcctmv lCdCl1Cl s, lmndllng the IIIIHIICCS .md 111.1111t.11n1ng scl1ool lJlllldlI1gS Ihcus 15 1 bw Job .md should be appreuated by 1hc studcnt body I5 well .1s the adults of the ll1SU'1CE lhc lJO2lIll 111cc1s 1UfllldllV thc sccond Tues day ol LJLII 111011111 Spccml mcctmgs are called 111.111y t1111cs uhcn thc lll.lllS ol the QIOUP re Cllllll. ll Xll such 111cc1111Lgs .uc open to thc pub lu, .md .uc YLIV OllLIl lllilllliil by mtcrcsted gmups ol p.11c111s lhc llfhllll. XNLlCOlllLS 1ll VIS Rx IIOTS .md ll lb thc dun ol 1ll c1t1Lc11s to know 1111.11 the bo.11d IS dome YVe the class ol 1950, gnc lllSl11 our xote ol thanks .111d hopcs ol f,OIlI1llllLll succcss lll keep mg school d.1ys ol lllllllL classes .1s wxcll Olgfllllltll and happy .is uc haw lOllIlCl Olllb l1.1ch olluc l11s 11s scc1ct.11v and ue :uc p1oud Nl.11y lcc Gmv Nhss clllsitclll xuy cipably l1.111dlcs .1ll l1c1 .1d1111111s11.1111c d11t1cs IS SLCILIQIIN to Nlr C,l111L .111d thc Bo.11d ol ld11c111011 NI1ss C1 IN lll flillllllflll to thc SlLllOQldIJl1lC 1so1L III NI1 I11.111Ll1o11sc1 s olluc llYhlNS sccms Lo 111d t1111c to hclp studcnts Hltll lllLll llllllllllllfll P1OlJ cms EDNA MAE CURSTEAD MARY LEE GRAY Supervxsors Secretary High School Secretary 1.--eq'-'--pf 11 f .WN ' fl A : 1 ' . y k We y , - , VH 1 In wtf is 1 1 1 ' ' ' - l . 5 . 1' V f 'n' ' H ' .14 ' , . , v, I 1' ' A . I I 4 'V . ' . . . . ,, . ,, ' ., 1 ,., , 2 5 . ' ol ours, the Muses llilllil Mac Clll'SlC2lil and ix ' 21-1-h. l - . ,,, ,.. A... ,, ,A.2A,K,,.,,.l, ,Q . ' ,k. , , , .2 ' K . - Liz IV, . 1 . . x Av h .in . V VV . u -1 ' I A. . V., I-my . - , 1 , A ,. .. , K. ,.. 1 ,. ,. , , A. I T f 1 ss 1.-I 1 2 1 1 1 A ' , , I. , I. ,' ,'. ' ' ,' , . F .. 5, . ,, , . - v, , ,A. 2 ' - I, Av. Iv gr as . -fl pine Cf: LT1 ROBERT WORTHINGTON HARRY KOHRMAN Janitors MORE FRIENDS Report to the office is often the introduction ol at sojourn with Nlr. Pzutt-rson, our attend- :tncc oll'ic'cr. XYe'rc not saying that Mr. l,2llIC1'sOl1 is tough.'l but he has definite ideas about attendance. Little gets by Mr. Pattt-rson's eyes and ears, for he is ll keen judge of human na- ture and he dishes out punish- ment ac'c'ording to one's reputa- tion and attitude. ,. Ma. -.. -- RALPH PATTERSON Attendance Officer Physical and dental examina- tions are given each year to lrcslnnen and juniors as well as to the first, third, fifth, and seventh graders in the township. Dr. Hough is shown examining one ol' the grade school pupils. The Tuberculosis S 0 c i e t y X-rays all students each year. Miss Kern assists the X-ray tech- nician in his work. A S O U N D B O D Y Assumes Increased Importance Bruised linger? Tunimy ziche? YVell. Bliss .Xhnzr Kern is the person lor you to ciornzncl. XVQ feel she's lrzippy in this position ol' Rcgislerecl Nurse lor zill the ailing Blue Dexils lui-cziuse her chzirniing :attitude has the sznne elleft :is the lneclicine she eI'lec'1ix'ely presc'r'ilJes. This year she :assisted with the tuherculin lIl0i'lll2lIlllllS :incl X-rays, made follow-up visits to homes. clirefleml the rnecliczil and dental cllcck-ups, and assisted in x'zn'ious other ways which lezul toward a hezlllhier and more szinitury school system. ALMA L. KERN School Nurse OUR MAESTROS They Keep Us in Tune cmd in Keeping with the Times H C DILLS PRISCILLA A EDITH GLISAN English HUGHES English E ngllsh School IS many I11lllQ,S I1 IS 111011 111.111 11111111 mgs, 17001xb, 011a111111'111o11s 111111 Q12lC1CS It s 1111111ls, 11111111s, .11111 .1ss1111.1l11111s XIIQ1 school IS 1111 11.111111s, 1110 N11111 1111111 11111 111s111111111s 111 511111001 111a1111.11, 111111111 111011111115 2111 cou11s0101S '11111 1110111lS, g11111g gll1L1ZlI1C6, p101111111g 111511113 11011 .11111 111111g111q Cll11lllL as 11111 .15 11.1111111q S1 1111111011118 01 S11111111 1111 1l1C 111111111 1111.116 111o1111111s 111 .1110 1111111 1 S1C1l1 IOIIC 1111111111011 1111 1111111 11.1ss111111, 11111111 1111111111111 1111111 1111 IL 111111 s 1111 111111111111 s1111l1s 111111111111s 11 gl 1 1 111111 1N11LI1 5111111 s1111111111111110 11111 611110111111 1110111 111s111111 01 1111111011 111sl1111s1111 g11111111g 1111111111111 111 s11l1s1'1111o11 1111111 111 11s1 11111111111 1 11111 11111 1111111 811111111 1111111111111 111111111 111111 s111o111 11111111111 11111 11110 1111 11111 111 511111111 1111111 011' 15 11111111 1111 1111011511113 111 1111 5111111111 211111 1111 101111111 14- RUTH E WANDEL Engllsh an r 3 JOSEPH J BROWNFIELD Mathematrcs CHARLES W EVERHART Bzology PARK GLASS Mathematics MARY L RIDER English .,f 1 FRANK HAMILTON Soren e Mathemaucs D LONGANECKER Chemxstry Physxcs Algebra ELIZABETH MORTON Scxence 1 G . 1 l . t 1 f,' 48' 5- if 1 , 1' R--. 1 I I A ' , . , ' K ' Y . 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M CAPABLE PEOPLE Thelr Sklll Dlrects the Process South LlH1OH Hlgll Scllool ollus l0llF C0111 ses lol lls lJlllJllS xCdllLIll1l, c0llllllLllldl, Cfulclal lllcl Voc.ll1on.ll lllg XLdLlLIlllC LlllI1Lllllllll IJlOSlClL5 lllg nuns Sdly lJflLlxglOllHd .lllcl Cillllplllllll lOl ultlllllu to lllstltutlolls ol lllffllel lcllrnlnlf xlgClJIll rlllc Ucolllntry, I.ltlll rulcl FlLI1Lll, COIIIIJOSIIIOII flllc l1lC,IdIllIL lllstoly and soclal stllcllu, blology cllulllstlx, llc pllxslcs .ug dlllflllg tllg stuclu olluul to Ill tllc IlLLClS ol Llln COllLgLlD0llIHl Tcclllllcal bllslncss COUISCS cnabllllg glad uates to llll secretallal and bookkceplng P051 IIODS dll proxldcd bw the Collllllelcldl Cll1IlCll lll.ltllull.ltlcs, sllortllallcl typlng, llookkuplllg lllll olllcc placllcg lll -lillllllflll to .l lllorlclcr Lllll catlolllll backvround lxltll colllposltloll, l1IC1d lulc, CIXILS, .md hlstolx lllc C1CIlLl ll illlllillllllll 18 lOl tllc students nllo do not IlLLll the lllolg lLCllIllhll 1Hl0lI1hlUOIl f K CONN COSTOLO MARGARET D CARTE S oclal JOSEPH A Socxal JOHN R Soclal Studxes Commerclal DOMENICK A LONCARIC CUPELLI St d u ,es Commercial CARBIN EVELYN K WILSON Studzes Commercral A 9 GERTRUDE M MAFALDA STANKO JOHN J CAIRNS THEODORE J ZAJAC BIERER Home Economics Industrial Arts Industrlal Arts Home Economrcs 7 - A. - , '5 I l, ,Q , Z 1 .1 ' 1 ' 4 ,A ., , '- - . 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OUR FRIENDS AND ,nil i MARTIN FAGLER Phy sxcal Educauon NELLIE P JOHNS Phys: al Education IRENE HOWARD SCHOOL YEAR 1949 1950 111111 111s11x 11 1 11111111 1 11 s 1 111 so 111 s 11s s111111111111111111 111 111111115 11111111 11111 1111111111 Ill 11111111.1111s, sc1111C1s 11llgl1dgLa, 0111111 1 1 IX 11111111 11o11o11111s, .1111l 1111l11s111.11 111s L 11 1 U LC 1 s 1 1111s 111111 lt 1t11o111111v1 .11111 l1lllllIlU ll 1111111 111 1111111s11x H111 11 l11L s111111111 s 111 Ogl 1111 GUIDING HANDS JAMES F CROSSLAND Musxc Supervzsor l ll JO 1 011 S 01X I K 1 il ill 1 1 1x1111111111 111 1111111111 1 11111 ol 1111 11.1111111g 1111111111 N 1 Cll1lllll1lllllS1JlLSlll 1111 1 1 1111 s U 1111 1s OJ llllLS 1 Top Panel Gu1d1ng glrls to be good homemakers and mothers IS one of Mrs B1erer's many jobs Center Panel class pupils Lathes, hammers, blueprmts, metal work and electr1c1ty Introduce boys mto mdustrxal l1fe at South Umon Hlgh S hool c1v1cs course vnth Mr Carb1n Mrs Howard glVES speexal atterxtxon as well as group 1nstruct1ons to her Lat1n I Freshmen become acquamted w1th gov ernment, local, state and nat1onal, 1n the Bottom Panel New honzons of learnmg are unfolded 1n Mr Longaneckefs Lhem1s1ry classes Mrs W1lson IITIDYESSSS the cornmercxal pupxls that dazly typmg dr1lls and master mg of the keyboard w1ll PYOVIOE the back ground for future secretanes 18 1 1117 , f-s1 1 , 1' . 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'- - 11-11. 111- Vo1'z11io11:11 t'lll'l'11'll1llll1. lllllhlll ill 1110 5111 11111011 H121 5 '11 1. 1Jl'0hl'2llll 111- 1511011 VM-111101131 51.110011 15 161511011 U, .1,11, z1x':111z11111- Il 111-112111 x'z11'i1-ly ol' 1-11111'111io11:11 111111- 111113 1. n 11 , , , , S. , 1..- ' 51 11 - llll ' 111 111'1-11z11'1- 1111- Sllll1Clll 1111- 1111111 1111-. z an A ' M3r ifr -ww ,. x rpg? .ga b wx DONALD E BIERER Academic DONALD E BIERER President Don s our presrdent so handsome and tall Hrs great love ns basketball CAnd Llzj ass Offxcer 2 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Band 2 Minstrel 1 2 3 4 Cantata 3 Band Concert 2 HIY Presxdent 4 Blue Devxl Staff Magazine Campalgn Year Book Staff SENIGRS... BIERER FERRELL TAMBURRI THOMAS SENIOR CLASS HISTORY 100lxlllg back just lOll1 veins dffo uhcn thex Ullllflly entclccl the poltals of South Unlon Hlgll School, members of the class of l950 imcl thelr rccol cl stacked ruth llltllllilllcll dCL0llllJllSlllllLlllS incl dllllLXLlllLlll.b thit SllLUll almost llllllllLl lllllltilly irom that lnst clav in hugh school m thc ldll ol N40 to Lommcnccmcnt lcs, Ill thc ltll of 1946 we muxclecl the loltw halls of South Un1on Hxgh School ds lowly lrosh some came vuth lngh HllllJlll0IlS some ICIIOI hllccl, and othels just camel XVe stdltecl oll on our ught foot as freshmen by sclectmg NlOlg3ll VVIILIOLII, plcslclent ohn lfetcho, uce plesxdent, ames Robv secretary anclK.1thrxn Adams, IlCdSlllCl Ihe ycal sped bv all too soon and thc itll ol 41 louncl us onec .15,.11n Ullllqlllf., back to school at thc sound of sc olclc school hcll .1 httlc b1t olclex and a ws hole lot HlSCll XX hat fun ll wx as to don n ou1 noscs at the neu but 1lde1ccl qrcen c Thls yefu uc hopped mto the Spllll ol lllifll school hlc Cllstllllllllllg' ou1 Illllt among thc Xdll0llS clubs, .ictnltlcs spot ts .ind stuclvl Ht lcally nmclc mcllou lllllSlK tovcthcl that vc ll Wltll Don BILILI concluctol xvlllllll C tstccl olf1c1.1l lccolcls incl hn.1nc1f1l illans taken carc ol bv 1015 Xnn Abel About threc months too soon, SClJlLlI1lJCl rolled dl0L1llCl and the back to school malch was on some to stuclv lIl earnest, and Olll6l5 lVhat .1 wxonclellul feehng lt was to be uppelcldssmenl Football gcuncs and then heloes, bobbv soxers .md blue jeans, cakcs ftncl paltlcs enough to m.1kc XOUI hcacl uhnl Our Off1CClS, Gerald Plclcls, plcslclcnt Lugcnc Icsslck, ucc pxcslclcnt Ilcnc l'LllLll SCClCIdly 'md can ldllllllllfl, S 2 , . . . . 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H A , , , . 1 i 22- ' 2 ' ' ' . - ' 1 fl -21- KATHRYN ADAMS Commercial Kathtes the joker that turns the trick When m a crowd she s sure to click ass Officer 1 Girls Chorus 1 2 3 Cantata 1 2 mstrel 1 2 4 Band Concert 1 2 3 Flynn Fingers Club L brarian 2 Blue Devil Staff Maga zme Campaign Year Book Staff Sr Play Cast MARY ANN ADAMS Commercial From Mary Ann you never hear a sound But somehow you always know shes around Cantata 2 Minstrel 4 Flying Fingers Club JAMES ANDERSON Although jim ts a very mce boy To tease people ts his pride and joy Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball 1 4 Boy s Choru 3 4 All County Chorus Band Concert 4 ROBERT BAILEY Hed rather shoot pool Than come to school Vocational School 3 OUR FRESHMAN DAYS WHIRLED BY ARLENE BARNES A mce girl with a light complexion She wears her clothes to perfection Grade Recorder 3 4 Flying Fingers Club Magazine Cam paign Homeroom Secretary Commercial JOHN BARTOCK Vocational john is tall and very spare Hows the weather way un there Minstrel 1 2 3 Basketball 1 Football 1 4 Class Officer 2 3 Newspaper 4 Year Book Staff 3 4 Inter class Basketball 1 2 3 4 JACK BAYLES A sociable lad you can t deny There s always a twinkle in his eye. Boy s Chorus 1 2' Flying Fingers' Sr. Play Cast. CHARLES BEDNAR General Chuck is always full of Iung He has the girls on the run. Basketball 23 Baseball 2, 43 Boy's Chorus 1, 2: Cantata 3: Patrol 2, 3, 4g Minstrel 3, 45 Year Book Editor. HUGH S. BIERBOWER General He plays the horn pretty well, In fact, we think he's pretty swell. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 1. 2: Cantata 35 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, Band Concert 1, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper Staff 43 Magazine Campaign. KATHRYN BLAKE Commercial Kathryn and Arlene are a constant pair, When you see one, the other's there. Girls' Chorus 1: Flying Fingers Clubg Concert 1: Magazine Campaign, Cantata. General 4 Minstrel General -22- MAUREEN PATRICIA CRABLE Commercxal This young mlss has a heart throb Someone lrom Uniontown hrs name rs Roh Girls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Canata 2 3 4 Mmstrel 4 Ba d Concert 1 2 3 4 Flymg Fmgers Club Year Book btaff WA LTER CULBRETH General A football star on the held In basketball he s also slulled Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Mmstrel 4 BETTY DANIELS Vo atlonal Betty ltkes the men real Well And all of them think sl'e xs swell Oh1op3lv 1 2 LEON ALBERT DANIELS General A rireat Dal is Leo On the it ld Fe s our hero Football 3 4 Baske ball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Cantata 4 Staff 4 Ivlagazme Campaign LIKE DANCING VIOLINS BETTY LUCILLE BURNSIDE Commercnal A Cute tall blonde that s our Bettv To help a lnend shes alwavs readv Brownsvllle junxor I-Ilgh School 1 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 Mn strel 2 4 Band Concert 2 Flymg Fingers Club WILBUR RAY CASTEEL General B111 is a bov who likes to tease All but tl'e teachers he seems to Ulease Class Offxcer 2 Football 1 2 3 Football Manager 4 PHILIP E CATON General Phtls ways win lrxends galore Hts funnf ntl s make us roar Magazme Campaign CONNIE CAVALCANTE Commercxal Connzes always on the go Shes a lzve wxre we all know Gxrls Chorus l 2 3 Cantata 2 3 Mmstrel 2 3 4 Band Concert 1 2 Flymg Fmgers 4 Trl H1 Y 4 Blue Devxl Staff 4 Magazine Campazgn 4 Sr Play Staff PAULINE COLLINS Commercxal Pauline ts our mountain queen Wrthout Be-ttv seldom seen Flymg Fingers Club Caftterxa Club CHARLOTTE CORRISTAIN General Her oersonalxtv 1s lme We lsooe rt never does decline Ohxopyle 1 2 Class Offxcer 1 2 Mmstrel 3 4 Tr1H1Y 1 1 1 2 V 1 1 ' 1 rl 1 1 1 . 1 1 v I 'V I U 1 . 1 : 1 1 1 1 ' . V Jfii - 'K . . , R C -'e . , . . . . . ', , . , . V . . 1 . Boys Chorus 1, 2. 3. 41 Mmstrel 2, 3, 4g Newspaper 1 I . 1 . 1 , D , , ., . . . : . . Q z i- 1 3 Q . ' 1 1 1 1 - ., . . ' 1 a 'C . ' ' . . ' . EDWARD STANLEY DISCOVICH General Eddxe has a lot oi knowledge He intends to go to college Baseball 4 Boy s Chorus 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Cantata CATHERINE DOYLE Vocatlonal Used to be South Unions lass Now she's m the Vocatzonal class Lxbrarxan 1 2 Glrls Chorus 1 2 Band 2 Mmstrel 1 2 Cantata 1 2 Band Concert 1 2 ALICE JOYCE DRESSEL Commercxal Alzce is always cheerful and sweet A g1rl ltke her IS hard to beat Gxrls Chorus 1 2 Cantata 4 Mmstrel 4 Flymg Fmgers Club Secretary Grade Recorder Eagle Staff Maga zme Campaxgn BURL G ELLIOTT General He likes to rest he s never sad He works a br! and drives like mad M1nstrel2 3 4 AGNES EVANGELISTA Academxc Aggies the bumper ol our crop Her personalrtys on the top Grrls Chorus 1 2 Cantata 1 2 Mmstrel 2 3 4 Band Square Dance Club Librarian 4 Sr Play Staff JOHN FETCHO Vocatxonal Choppy rs a handsome lad Around the girls hes never sad Class Offlcer 1 4 Band 1 Orchestra 1 Newspaper 4 Inter Class Basketball 2 3 4 SOPHOMORE DAYS WENT LIKE A FLASH WILLIE DAVIS JR A pal oi ours IS Wee Wlllxe Davis On the court he alwavs saves us General Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football Manager 3 Mmstrel 3 4 PATRICIA A DEARTH Our majorette ol' the blue and white Confxdentxally shes all right Commercxal nd 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Cantata 1 2 3 Mmstrel 1 2 3 4 Flyng Fmgers Club Newspaper Staff Majorette 2 3 4 Magazme Campaxgn Square Dance Club Sr Play Cast All county Chorus OLIVE M DENNIS Cu e blond and verv sweet A pleasant smzle that can t be beat Gxrl s Chorus 1 Flymg Fmgers Club CLAYTON LEE DINNEEN A handsome lad is our Dmneen With a certam girl hes always seen Mmstrel 1 2 3 4 Patrol 2 3 4 Magazine Play Staff Commerclal General Campaxgn S , 9 ' : 1 4. . , I , Y y 1 , y y y v 5 y - Y , 1 , 1 , I 1 C F 3 ' I V . , , .I . . . 9 , , - 14 ' , gt W Y . .,. 1 - , ' V v - ' . , , l . , , U, y , ' Concert 1, 2g Flymg Fingers Club: Magazme Campaxgng 3 9 - - .. 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Q GERALD FIELDS General Hrs manners are nolzshed and rehned He has a heart thats true and kmd Class Offlcer 3 Actxvlty Pm 1 Football 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Boy s Chorus 1 2 Band Concert 1 2 Patrol 2 3 4 Year Book Staff EUGENE E FIGAS General Our guv Fxgas needs an auto Better late than never rs hrs molto Magazine Campalgn THELMA JANE FITZSIMMONS ,lame F an Irish colleen Has given her heart to a luckv Marine Girls Chorusl 2 Cantata 2 3 4 M1nstrel2 3 4 Flymg Fxngers Club Magazme Campaign Commercial ERMA JEAN FORD Commercial When shes ln school she Works sincerely But about Frank she cares more dearly nd 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 4 Gxrls Chorus l 2 3 4 Cantata 2 3 4 Mmstrel 2 3 4 Band Concert 1 2 3 4 Flymg Fxngers Club All county Band 4 Year Book Staff RONALD STANLEY FUDALA General On the court Ronnie s A 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 M1nstrel2 3 4 Blue Devil Staff Football Manager 1 2 GILBERT GALVIN Vocatxonal Gxb rs here Grb rs there Wnh the girls hes everywhere Newspaper 4 Class Offlcer 3 4 Inter Class Basketabll 2 QUICKER THAN THE CYMBALS CLASH FRANCIS PAULINE GREEN Frances IS quzet reserved Detzte And m neatness she can't be beat Flymg Fmgers Club Cafeterla Club ANNA MAE GREGA A different hair style every day She rs Irrendlv neat and gay Gxrls Chorus 1 2 Band 2 Mmstrel Band Concert 1 2 DONALD GUESMAN Don thmks drxvxng s a wonderful He also makes a swell escort Flying Fingers Club V1ce Presldent GEORGE KENNETH I-IAINES Kenny with hrs curly haxr Dances just lxke Fred Astaxre Boys Chorus I 2 Band Concert 1 2 Mnstrell 2 3 4 Commerc1al Vocatlonal 1 Cantata 1 2 Commerclal snort General Magazme Campalgn 1 , . x . .ly , . 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' '- - , , , y , I A 1 v yy- ' MERRIL HERRING Vocational Merril has a countam fanfe He also h s a Vocational name F F A 2 3 4 F F A Offlcer 3 4 Newspaper 4 Inter Class Basketball 2 3 4 DOROTHY MAE HULIHAN Commercxal A verv sweet lxttle gxrl xs Dot Always workmg out a Dlot Ohlopyle Hxgh School 1 2 Mmstrel 3 4 Magazme Cam paxgn JEROME KENNEY General At the piano l'e s a scream All tl'e, girls thmk hes a dream sketball 1 2 3 4 and 1 Minstrel 1 2 3 4 Magazine Campaxgn 4 Orchestra 1 MARY ELLEN KILO General To Marv Ellen the gift ot' song Future happmess wzll brmg along Band Con art 2 3 4 Year Book Saff Allcounty Chorus IUNIOR DAYS HAD A MELODY OF THEIR OWN ARTHUR HALL General Arthur rs Inendlv but also shv We know that l'e will alwavs get bv Ohlopyle Hxgh School 1 2 Flymg Fmgers Club LEONARD EUGENE HALL General Leonard verv selaom says a word He would rather be seen than heard Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 Band Concert VHINONA L HANCOCK General She alwavs has her work n tune We all thmk Winona s fme Washxngton Hlgh School 1 2 3 Gxrl orus 1 2 Mlnstrcl 4 JOSEPH M HAVANAS General He causes teachers mu h chagrin But stzll we re all ouxte fond ol htm Mxnstrel 3 4 RAYMOND HECK Vocatxonal Flick loves to po out m sprmb or fall But loves to souare dance best of all Mme Mamtenance Se tlon LOIS ANN HFLLEIN Commerclal A Cute little lass from home room one She keeos the boys on the run G1rl's Chorus 1, 2, 3, Cantata 2, 3, Band Concert 1, 2, 3, Mmstrel 4, Flyzng Fxngers Club, Tr1H1Y, Blue Devll Staff Magazine Campaxgn Home Room Secretary, Square Dance Club Ba , y V 1 B , 2, 3, 45 Concert 1, 2, 3, 4: ' . 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' A o ' , Q ' . , , z ' 'S Ch . , 3: 126.- IRENE KATHRYN KLETCHO C0mmerc1al An active mmd ideas clever Full oi fun jolly ever Honor Pm Girls Chorus 1 2 Cantata 2 4 Mmstrel 2 3 4 Band Concert 1 2 Grade Recorder Magazlne Cam paxgn Tn H1 Y Flymg Fmgers Club HARRY M KLINK General Harry rs our Klmk Klanlr Klunk Never trred but full of spunk Magazme Campaign BARBARA LOU KNIGHT Commercial Her voice IS gentle soft and lnnd A truer friend you cannot find C ntata 2 3 4 Flymg Fingers Club Blue Devxl Staff Magazme Campaxgn Home Room Secretary Square Dance Club Minstrel 4 Sr Play Staff CHARLES KOHRMAN Vocational Charley rs here and Charlev rs there Hes liable to be most anvwhere of Wifi M SWEETER THAN THE SAXOPHONE VINCENT KOVALCHECK General A sleepv easy gomg lad Glad to know that hes a grad Boy s Chorus 1 THELMA JANE LEBO Commercxa She ambxtxous witty too Always cheerful kind and true Glrls Chorus 1 2 Cantata 2 Band Concert 1 2 Flymg Fmgers Club Magazme Campaign Mmstrel 4 LEONORE LEONE Genera Leonore rs wxttv medium In size In drvvmg a car she takes a pnze Gzrl s Chorus 1 2 Flymg Fmgers Club Square Dance Club Mxnstrel 4 EUGENE ,I LESSICK General A handsome lad with wavy hair In all hzs sports he plays quite fair Ben Franklln 1 Class Offlcer 3 Football 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Square Dance Club ELSIE MARIE LILLEY Genera A verv nxce girl as evervone knows Where Elsze rs there Bob goes Glrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Cantata 3 Mmstrel 3 Concert 4 Flying Fmgers Club Magazme Campalgn RITA DOLORES LONG General A quxet gxrl who doesn't boast, To her South Union gives a toast Dunbar Twp Hugh School 1, Gxrls' Chorus 1, 2, Cantata 2, 3, 4, Mmstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Concert 1. 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Representatxve 4 27 I I 5 . . . , , - ' . , Y , , . - , s. I . : : - 5 ' ' Z - Y N, .. ,. . ' ' f 3 , . . 45354, . '. . , fix ' , xx , 1 4 1 - . , - , 1 . l , -la' 3 -n Y Z - Q 1 5 , I - 1 2, 3 3 . . . 4 . , 1 , . 5 , f- rw, H .a e '- , P. M - 5 r, . 3- ' .fa.,. in '. . , - . : , , ,F .. . U v 1 , . ' ' . . . ' I y , . , , 5 Z - I I ' Y . ' ' . . , , , 1 J G 5 v 5 y , 5 ' - , , , . ' ' . . ' . . , , , , , 1 , 9 . RICHARD JAMES LONG General He's got a smile that can't be beat- To many girls it is a treat. Dunbar Twp. High School lg Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 2. MARGUERITE LOPHOVSKY Commercial In our class a girl tall and sweet, To everyone she's Marguerite. Girl's Chorus 1, 2, 33 Cantata 1, 2, 35 Minstrel 2, 43 Band Concert 1. 2, 33 Flying Fingers Clubg Magazine Campaigng Sr. Play Staff. ROBERT LUTHER General Tall and handsome is our Bob He has ways to make hearts throb Band 2 3 Band Concert 2 3 JOANN MARIE MANYAK Commercial From Revere hails this cute little lass A charming member ol the Senior Class Minstrel 2 4 Flying Fingers Club Magazine Campaign WILLIAM A MANYAK General Handsome tall and lull ol' lun Bill is liked by everyone Minstrel 3 WADE GEORGE MARTIN General Hts eves are blue his hair is blonde Of htm our class zs verv fond Cantata 4 Stage Hand WE FILLED OUR SENIOR DAYS EMMA JEAN MARTINOSKY Commercial She does her work with a smile And shes happy all the while Girls Chorus 1 2 Cantata 1 2 3 Minstrel 3 4 Ba d Concert 1 2 3 Flying Fingers Club Magazine Cam patgn Square Dance Club DAVID S MASON General Success we re sure will alwavs be found Wnenever David is around Football Manager Football 3 Boy s Chorus 2 4 Ba Concert 1 2 3 M1nstrel3 4 IRENE MAUSER Commercial Irene is a girl with lots of zest While cheer leadtng she IS at her best Cantata 4 Minstrel 3 4 Flying Fmgcrs Club Trtasurer Trl H1 Y 3 4 Tri I-I1Y Treasurer 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Year Book Staff ELMER MAUST Vocational Hes no lover oi romance He doesnt gtve the girls a chance Band 1 Orchestra 1 Inter Class Basketball 1 2 3 4 Newspaper 4 , .:- ,. .: : - . , . ,: .A.n H11 I ' , . ! ,'- .vl . . . 1.,,r1d ,,: ,- :.,:.' bfi.: , , 1 H' H113 ROBERT MEYERS Bob, as a mechanic is quite a lad, While in school he doesn't do bad. Mechanical Section. DOLORES MIKLUSCAK Dolores has but one ambition, That is to be a good beautician. Gir1's Chorus 1, 2g Cantata 1, 25 Band GRACE BEULAH MILLER Hail our little mountain lass Shes a favorite ol our class. JOAN MILLER joan a blond and very neat I bet its Bill at noon shell meet ROBERT MILLER Miller is quite a handsome lad Vocational Vocational Concert l , 2 . Academic Vocatxonal Vocational And with a football well not had Football 1 2 3 4 Class Officer 3 4 Inter Class Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 MAUREEN CAROLE MORAN Maureen has a beau named Larr Commerclal Y Tis said some dav that she will m rrv Girls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Cantata 2 3 4 Mmstrel 4 Band Concert 1 2 3 4 Flymg Fingers Club Tr1H1Y 4 Magazine Campaign Yearbook Staff EACH AND EVERY ONE Q ROBERT MCCARTNEY General Bob is nice quiet and shy Elsie thinks he's a wonderful guy German Twp 1 2 Baseball 2 Basketball GLENN MCCRACKIN General Glenn a mmxster he will be- This is one we ll have to see Football l Minstrel 2 4 Patrol 2 3 4 Librarian 2 3 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Magazine Campaign Play Staff JOHN DANIEL MCMASTER General Light of heart a ready smile The kind ol man always in style MARGARET METER Commercial Margaret is cute and sweet Among our class shes hard to beat Band 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Girls Chorus 1 2 Cantata 2 3 M1nstrel2 4 Band Concert 2 3 Flying Fingers Club Magazine Campalgn Square Dance Club S Play Staff 1 1 1 1 ., . , 1 - , 1 1 1 S 1 5 ' 1 1 S - . 1 ' a . 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Z F1 IRENIL MOROFFKO General Her clothes are neat not gaudy She s very sweet and never naughty Grrls Chorus 1 2 Concertl 2 Cantata 2 Mmstrel 1 2 ROBERT MORROW Vocational Robert 1s cute and vers short He always has 'I Wxttv retort Inter Class Basketballl 2 3 4 Class Officer 3 4 LEO J MOSER General Nor too tall and nor zoo short He has a nrrl m everv port Footbal 2 3 U S Navy 48 49 VIVIAN MARIE MUMAW Atadtmnc A charmm6 and wmsome lass s she And at the top she ll always be Honor Pm Gxrl Chorus 1 2 Mmstrel 2 4 Band Concert 2 3 Grade Recorder Cantata 2 3 ALDAVERNE MYERS General Aldaverne gets in great disgust When Mt kev doesnt rtde the bus Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Girls Chorusl 2 Cantata 2 4 Mmstrel 3 4 Band Concert 3 4 Flymg Fmgers Club Magazme Cafnpaxgn Square Dance Club FAYE VANNETTA MYERS Commercnal Always tally always gay She will marrv Rav some dav Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Mmstrel 3 4 Band Concert 3 4 Flymg Fmgers Club Magazine Campargn Square Dance Club AFTER GRADUATION NIGHT WE LL SET FORTH BETTY ELIZABETH NOSE General To get married ts Bettv s arm Shes already made her clatm Masontown W Va 1 2 Mmstrel 3 4 Cafeteria Club HERBERT R OSLER General Whzle square dancing he bounces around the gym There aren t many dancers to equal htm Football 3 Square Dance Club Mmstrel 4 Cantata 4 Stage Hand FRANCES OZIMEK Commercxal Here s the lzttle maid we love so well But whom she loves we never can tell Glrl s Chorus 1 3 Cantata 4 Mmstrel 2 3 4 Band Concert 3 Flymg Fmgers Club Magazme Campaxgn JOE DAVID PALMER Academlc Our guy joe ltlces to skate- On wheels hes passed many a date HIY Square Dance Club Sr Plag Staff I . 'l . . .' ,. yy . ,- v..1 1- 1. V, .,...,-. , , 'il ,I 1 .. , .Q vi ,I vi ,Z ,1 5 , -G - , ,S ,Z ,Z ,Z lv ' 5 : I 1 1 ! e G .. ,. , , - . Y--13 11 - n 2 , . P . . V F7- , . Z 3 3 1 , . . ' . -I Z ,YZ . , 5 S - Q t , E M -9 3- ' - 1 NELLOISE PATTERSON General Wheezie is a comical one, When she's around there's always fun. Majorette 2, 3, 43 Girls Chorus 1, 2, 33 Cantata 2, 35 Min- strel 2, 39 Band Concert 2 3 4' Flying Fingers Club' Senior Play Staff. ROBERT W. PEGG General Banjos shy and very quiet. If it's mischief, he'll try it. Ba eball 4 WILLIAM G PERKINS General A clas y Plymouth rs owned by Bill Wonder wl o s n me IS on tl'e wheel Boys Chorusl 2 3 4 Band Concertl 2 3 4 All County Chorus 2 DONNA JEAN PIKE Commercial A Irtendly smile a cheery hello Here s a girl we lrke to know rs Chorusl 2 Cantata 1 2 3 4 Mmstrel l 2 3 Band Con ert 1 2 3 Flymg Fmgers Club Magazme Campalgn MEREDITH MAE PRITT Commercxal Full of lun with a ready wt! That s our gtrl Meredith Prnt Cantata 2 3 Mmstrel 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 3 Flyt g Fmgers Club BETTY LOUISE PROUGH Commercxal Sl'es meek and quiet as can be But sweet and pretty as you can see Honor Pm 2 Glrls Chorusl 2 3 Cantata 2 3 Mmstrel 2 3 Band Concert 1 2 3 Flx mg Fmgers Club Magazine Campaxgn Homeroom Se re ary IN THIS BIG WIDE WONDERFUL WORLD HARLAN MILTON RAFFLE General Why hasnt someone got this boy ' What s he Want My na Loy Band 1 Boys Chorus 1 Band Concer Mmstrel 4 Base ball 4 Senxor Play Staff INEZ EVA RAYMOND General Inez ts pretty a blond one too Usually happy seldom blue Mmstrel 4 Flym Fingers Club Yearbook Staff ARNOLD RICE Vocatlonal Arney likes the shoe repaxr trade But while In school hed lzke to be paid Class Ofhcer 3 Inter Class Basketball 2 3 4 JAMES ROBY Vocatxonal jim ts qutet but lxkes his lun Wxth the girls hell never run Inter Class Basketball 2 3 4 Class Offxcer 1 if , t , t t , 's . s A ', , w - , . . 7 1 v 1 1 w y 7 - , . . ' 7 , . ' 1 G11 , , . U. , -, , , ,'4, C V 1 Z ' Z , . . . . . . , 4, . .n t , 1 V y Y - . , . . . , I . , D , . . , , . , y A , I v 1 3 ,' 3 g C t . ., 5 F K , . f , 'a . .1 4 . ' . . . fl, . - - 3 . i . t - ' . I ,U . . Y a - - 4 . . , . , - . , : - .Qs-, . 3 31 faq 7 , 1 5 I 5 I ,, l RONALD RUSE General Ronmes a boy who has good looks He never wastes his time on books Bradford H S 1 Color Guard 2 3 Concert 2 3 Mmstrel 2 3 4 Blue Devil Staff 4 Magazxne Campaign Square Dance Club H1 Y Semor Play Cast DELORES ELIZABETH SANTELLO General Delores S IS zn the band In a bxg orchestra she d l1ke to land Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Band Concert 2 3 4 As slstant Lnbrarlan 4 Magazine Campalgn All County Band 4 EDNA ARLENE SAVAGE Commercial Her laugh IS famous at S U When :ts not here what wxll we do? Gxrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Cantata 2 3 4 Concert 1 2 3 4 Flymg Fmgers Club Trl H1Y Club Blue Dev1l Staff Magazme Campaign Square Dance Club Mmstrel 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Yearbook Staff Senlor Play Cast All County Chorus DOLORES SHUMAR Academic Excxtement and rmts when you fund em Look for Shumar she s behmd them Band 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Mmstrel 2 3 4 Concert 2 3 Trl H1Y3 41VxcePres1dent7 Blue Devil Staff QSoc1ety book Staff Senxor Play Staff SO NOW WE CLOSE OUR MUSIC CATHERINE ANN SOLESKY Commercial The mxnstrel Wouldn t be complete Without her voice so clear and sweet Gzrls Chorus 1 2 4 Cantata 2 4 Mmstrel 2 3 4 Flymg Fmgers Club L1brar1anQSecretarvJ TnH1Y Blue Devml Staff Magazine Campalgn LBus1ness Managerh ce Cream Salesman Mwed Chorus 4 Yearbook Co Editor Band Concert 1 2 4 Senior Plax Cast All County Chorus WENDELL LOUIS SPAW General Wendell is working in the shop Seem s as though he can never stop Mxnstrel 1 2 3 4 Magazme Campaxgn BETTY JEAN SPEAR General Very friendly IS Betty jean Though seldom heard shes often seen Minstrel 3 4 Flymg Fmgers Club Magazine Campaign Cafete 13 Club CCash1erJ MARLIN SPROUTS General Through all the years no one can ne The game as played by thzs lme guy Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Flying Fmgers Club GROVER STALLWORTH General A quiet lad IS Grover S Is he brilliant? Oh ye Ben Franklm 1 Unxontown 2 3 MILLIE JOSEPHINE SUMEY Commercxal Ohwpyle gal IS she just as sweet as she can be Ohlopyle Hxgh Schol 1 2 J -.: A ,QA ,Az ' ::: A A : : A , : - A A . , . A. , :A A ,.:A A ,.: - 5 3 ' ., '. ' ' . . . A A, : 1 1 A A: Y : ,Ay y , . .l ' ' l . l A 9 A : : Z 4 Z 3 ' . . . , , . A: A: A : :A ' .:A: ,: - - : 1 Edxtorlg Magazme Campaign: Square Dance Clubg Year- Q . 1-tn. . , V A . :A. A : : AA. , . A :A A ,5 --: : A :Al : . : ' .' 1 - ' :::: ' '. . ,A A. , . t. . A A . . A . .A 4, ,- ,:,: ,: ' ' - . , s. 5 y - , , . RICHARD SUSA General R1 hard's good humor pleases us all Although some ol his stones are rather tall German Township 1 ERNEST TAMBURRI Academ1c Erme s a quiet sort of guy But when you know hrm-oh my' Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 Cantata 3 4 Band Concert 1 2 3 4 HIY Club 4 Blue Devxl Staff 4 Magazme Campangn 4 Mmstrel 4 Yearbook Staff Square Dance Club KSecretarvD Semor Play Cast FRANK TANTLINGER Commercial Frank s a whrz wrth hrs drums Look out Krupa here he comes Band 1 2 3 4 fPres1dent 4D Orchestra 2 3 4 Cantata 3 4 Concert 1 2 3 4 Flymg Fmgers Club H1Y Club 4 Blue Dev1l Staff Magazme Campaxgn All County Band 3 4 Yearbook Staff Square Dance Club CTreasurerJ Semor Play Cast RUTH ELEANOR TISHUE General Ruth IS always on Per toes She spreads her cheer wherever she goes Glrls Chorus 1 2 Cantata 2 3 Band Concert 1 2 Flying Fmgers Club Mmstrel 3 4 MARIE EDNA TRACY General A mce girl IS our Mane As everyone ol you can see Pomt Marlon Hxgh School 1 Akron Hxgh School 2 Class Offxcer 2 Glrls Chorus 3 4 SANDRA LEE TRUMP Commercxal She s always there and never late Glrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Cantata 3 4 Mmstrel 1 Band Con cert 4 Flvmg Fmgers Club Magazme Campaign AS OUR SCHOOL SUNG IS ENDED WILLIAM EUGENE VARNDELL General Bxll IS a boy who has red hair Mixed with a personality rare Football 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Semor Play Staff LAWRENCE VIROSCO General Larry rs shy but qurte a man Try and catch hrm 11 you can Basketball 3 4 CARL VISNIC General Changing schools drdnlt get him down This guy really gets around Forest Hllls Jumor Hugh 1 Wrlkmsburg I-Ilgh 2 3 Stage Crew 2 3 Student Councll 3 4 Varslty Football 2 Inter medxate Basketball 2 3 Scxence Club 2 Homeroom Manager 2 3 BERDELLA L WABLE General A mce girl zs our Berdella Some day she ll meet a mce fella Aurora W Va 1 Gnrls Chorus 1 2 Cantata 2 3 5 y ., . , , , . :I : ,Q U, ,,4: - , : : : -: : .S - , . . . , , . ,,, ' 5 D ,,: , : D-, ,Q l D 1 - 5 1 5 ' .-: 5 9 I ' v . . . ' U v Y u . . , 1 Z y - , I g -, : ' s , , - 1 Sandra really likes to skate, w ' , ' 7 . 1 ' 4 v-1 :hy v Y D 1' ' Z , 5 - , 15 1 si - , , . , . . . 9 ' yg .3 ,:. : - :S 3 , - A n -J 4 ' 7 . , - -, , ,, y ,4- THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES CAROL WALLIZE Academlq Carol has a lot ol lnends She has a lrst that never ends Port Vue Junior Hugh 1 2 Honor Pm 3 Band 3 4 1Secre tary 4? Orchestra 3 4 Assistant Dxrector of Cantata 1 Mmstrel 3 Band Concert 3 4 Llbrarxan tTreasurer 45 Grade Recorder 3 4 Trl HxY Chaplam 4 Blue Devil Staff Yearbook Staff Magazme Campaign All County Band 4 Square Dance Club Semor Play Cast MARTHA WILBURN VOC3t1OD8l To converse wrth Martha rs a treat Students Izke her makes our lass omolete Clrls Chorus 1 2 Mmstrel 2 3 MARY ELIZABETH WILBURN General Mer! ls really quite a gal Who wouldn t want her tor a al? Olnopylel 2 Mmstrel 4 Flymg mgers Club BEVERLY WILES President of the Trl H1 Y We all know that shell get by Girls Chorus 1 2 Cantata 1 2 4 Mmstrel 2 4 Band Con cert 1 2 Flymg Fmgers Club Trl Hx Y 3 4 CPres1 dentJ Magazme Campaxgn Ice Cream Salesman Square Dance Club Yearbook Staff Senior Play Staff Commercxal EUGENE WILLIAMS Vocational Here s to Gene our verv best friend We hope hrs happiness mav never end Inter Class Basketball 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 1 Machine Shop ,IACQUELINE WOHLER A lorm more far a Ia e more sweet She s someone vou wrll want to meet Gxrls Chorus I 2 Cantata 1 2 M1nstrel3 4 Band Concert 1 2 Flymg Fmgers Club Lxbrartan 4 Tr1H1Y Club Flymg Fmgers lPres1dentJ Magazme Campaxgn Candy Salesman 4 Square Dance Club Commercral VIARY ANN WYDO Acadcmxc Loved by many latecl by few A sweeter lass Vou never knew Cantata 3 Mmstrel 2 3 4 Fly mg Fxngers Club Lxbranan 2 3 Lxrade Recorder 4 Tr1H1Y 3 Blue Devxl Staff 1Typ1stl Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Candy Salesman 3 Magazine Campalgn Square Dance Club QVICQ Presx den J Senlor Play Cast WANDA JEAN YONKEY general A pretty lass wxth bla k hair Rudy follows l'er everywhere Girls Chorusl 2 Banfl Con ert 2 Mmstrel 4 Flxmg Fingers ROBERT ZEBULA Vo atlonal Zub thev call him Vo arxonals fame He s glad schools out rust the same Inter Class Basketball 2 3 4 FRANK J ZUCHELKOWSKI Co'nmerc1al Zukxes shirts just can t be beat The loud colors knock you oil your leet Football 2 3 4 Band 1 Cantata 3 4 Mmstrel 1 2 3 4 Band Concert 1 Flymg Fmgers Club Magazine Cam paxgn Yearbook Staff LBUSIHCSS Manager! Square Dance Club N ot Pzctured LOUISE PORTO General Here s a gal thats quite the thmg On her hand she has a rmg Majorette 2 3 4 Cantata 3 Band Concert 2 3 4 L brarxan 4 Trl H1 Y 3 Forsemc 1 Semor Play Cast 34- 1 l V 7 ' , 1 1 1 -9 - 1 1 3 1 1 1 - - 1 1 Z 2 - 1 1 . I Q C c U . . , 4 . 1 1 . . A. 11- A - 1 H . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 : ' 5 - - 1 - 1 Z 1 ,r 1 Jw I 1,111 Na. v Q . 1 , 4 - 1 1 . . . ' J ,- , , ' 1 . . ' . 1 . . 1 1 . . 3 ' 1 : - - : : 3 ' , . 1 ' - 1 1 1 5 ' 5 1 1 1 ' - Z , . . 1 . . L Q . f. . C .v ' 7 1 ,- . ' . 1' ' , . . . . . ' . I E 14 ,vw ' . a ' ' 1 3 1 - , - , , . ., . . , . 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 3 1 ' g . 1 1 - - 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1' , . . 3 I , Those Were The Days . Big Five. Tarzan. Where are you going, girls? O Side by side. Have a drink. Why the sad look? Smile. darn you, smile! The three Hicks. Ain't they sweet? O Which quin has the Toni? O Twinkle toes. Junior Commandos. The two Gusses. I hkih F' . . 7+ 5' N ,- A Q' QR ii if li UNDERCLASSES lglfxiolas I'1l'llIll'IIg' for ilu' 1.11.91 Rozlnd-11p . . . The juniors struck up the band and marched into S.U.H.S.. taking their cues from the seniors. our conductors, who were waving the baton. Yes, the sturdy Junior Class has come rapidly through the previous three high school years and now stand at the threshold of their senior year. Looking back, the years were crammed with friends, new knowledge, and experiences. In the future, our school days will be remem- bered as our best days. We have had excellent training in our formative years due to the combined efforts of our teachers and parents. The rest is up to us. SOPHOMORES IV1' Arr' Ifwgirzrzilzg lo See the Light . . . The opening of the new school term presented an entirely different atmosphere to the Fresh- ies of 49 as they were swallowed up by the ever-growing cavalcade of students making their way to S.U.H.S.g for these students were no longer the greenies but represented the Sophomore Class, and how they enjoyed it! They walked the familiar halls with new con- fidence and held their heads erect-they had become a valuable section of our school. Their possibilities are unlimited and they can climb the ladder of success as far as their abilities will take them. lf R liS H NIICX HI'g'fIIfllI'BI'g'IllIII' . . . Almost three hundred frightened, anxious, and bewildered 'tFreshies entered their Alma Mater last August to join the happy and musi- cal hum-drum of their high school days. Yes. the 'tgreenies' were enlightened to many start- ling facts of high school life. They were really treated as rough by the upperclassmeng but it soon was forgotten by the time the Freshman Party rolled around. By this time everyone was used to their high school days and fell right in step with the other members of the great sym- phony that makes up the students of S.U,H.S. Top. Left to Righ!fRita Wydo, Jack Metz. Arlene Miller, Lawrence Doljac. Center-Patricia Bc-dnar. Thomas Glover. Jean Hradesky, Bottom-Martha Orvets, Sarah Fran Tencate, Janet Devan Shirley Corder. Gordon Carlson. -37.- IU N I O R S IUNIOR CLASS HISTORY REAGAN MARKS HRIBAR DOLJAC P1e5zd1 nt V100 P11s1d111t 186111111737 T1111511111 Ol'l'1C,1LRS I A11 R111111 D01 1A1 HARRY R1A1Ax IWIIA 11111. 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I 3- Av 1 ' I M . 1' ' ' .1- 1 1 ' I 1 V N -1, N I FOR THE LAST THREE YEARS NO FUN DID THEY LACK IUNIORS Anderson Rachael Banks Paul Barkley Lo1s Bartock Eugene Bell James Bero Lee Brmch Edward Brosky Thomas Brownf1eld Joan Bryner Charles Buchko joan Buckley Marlon Jean Burke Ronald E Burnslde Robert Burnsworth Audrey Butler Dolores Ann Cam Sxlvxc Eugene Clark Geraldme Colbert Marlene Collms Florence Conaw y Vxrgmla Coughenor Paul Crossland Charlotte Cunnmgham Evelyn Davxs Patrxcxa Dean Edward Deba Ethel Helen Dennrk William Denms Delmer Dxckerson Estelle Doljac Lawrence Downs jean Doyle Charles Dxlestaht Elizabeth Fetcho Mary Ellen Fxke Dons Ann Ford Lora Jax e Frankhouser Geraldme Frantz Theodore Gasner Joseph Gergat john Gxllen LOJISE . , , , , , . . , , , , . , , , , . , a, ., , , , , , . -, , -, , , , , , ,fx , ,, , IUNIOBS Gombar Anna Mae Green Russel Green Thomas Grim Eleanore Guthrie Emma Jean Guyton Joseph Hall 'VIarguer1te Han hcrlc JoAnne Handford Joan Hausler Gertrude Hayden jack Heck Norma Lee Herrmg J B Hoak Danlel Hook JoAnne Hostetler Esther I-lrlbar Elxzabeth Hyatt John Jenkins Charles Jeter Cornelxa jonnson Earl Johnson john Johnson Mary Kexser Robert Kennedy Waoml King Edlsel Kung Yeggy Lou Y Kollar Mary Lol. Koschock Helen Kosco Charles Kul heck Donald Kuzdra Theresa Lally Franklm Leocr Wanda Leoo Andrew Jr Lee Donald Lemansky Mxke Lxston William Lxtman George Loncarc Michael Lukowskl Josepl' Mar mko Kenneth Malks Twlla Marghall Rlchard Martm Beverly 'Vlartmn Jean McCorm1ck Ida . , , y , . P 4 . - , 1 y , , . . . v . , - , y v . . , - . , Kmne , Luther Y . ' v 1 - Y , . y A y . I v , . C v , - . , THEIR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY IUNIORS Mergo Lxl lan Metz John Mxhalko Delores Mxller Arlene Mltchell Iames Mu sler Charlotte Murphy Geraldmc. Pfoutz Ch rles Pluto George Rea gan Harry Rhodes George Rice Lrlllan Rm-:ter Patrxcra Rodgers Betty Jane Rodgers Donald Romesbureg Dale Rorresburg Joyce Sandrella Wxllxam Schafer, Patty Schnatterly Robert Schuessler Jerry Seaton Charles Seller Shlrley Seman Thom s Show Charles Snyder Raymond Snyder Ronald Sohsh Edward Solch Pauline Spaw Mary Margaret Spaw Ruth jean Speelm n Ronald Spxker Lorena Swaney Joan Sw ney Patty Lou Thomas Jackson Thomas Sue Thompson James Vuuderglass Joel Wa :le Altlfea Watkms MGYIOH Roy Weaver Sue Whe eler james Wilson Erma Wonler Coburn Wyda Margaret Wydo Rxta -41 , 5 'y , , y . e , ' , . , a Y , , 4 1 v 1 , - . , , , , , a. Seman, Velma , A 9 ' ! v , y , , E Y , y 3 r . y , 7 . 5 v . , . 1 , , l , y SOPHOMOBE CLASS HISTORY Ihe 501Jl10ll10lC5 look bfltlt OXL1 then 5llOlllClLlS lllll behold tht llCOllllJl1SlllllCllIS ol ll llLSllIll 111 xe ll 1 South Lll1l0ll and to theln ll had IJIOX en to be an lntelestlng one tfloldlllg 1 QICII deal ol IJIOllI Not so gl een 1nd wlth 1 Sl1lplllS ol enelgw the Sopllonloles lJlllIlfTLll IIHO then second yen ol letlxltx XllLI ILIILXNIIIU old lllLllLlSlllIJS acquned lll the lJli.LLll1llg xe1l lOl the lnst few weeks thex got dow n to study 5IllXlllg to bC60lIlL IIIOIL lntelllgent students X5 soph OIIIUILS they dld not blllllllx ll0l1l lllill lllll1LS but began IJAIIICIIJAIIHQ exell 1Il01C 111 tl1e YHIIOLIS School Hetlxltles llle IIIOSL 11111301 ldlll tctlxltx Xklllell the bOPl10ITl0lCS suceesslullx iCC0ll1lJl1bl1Cd w as the OI'gHD17lI1Oll ol the Squfne Dince Club llle 1 at Cllllle ol the tlub w IS held lll the l11Slllll1 Llllllllg the Hllloweell setson 'tnd 1 ga 1 tlllle w IS had bx 1ll Iwo excellent lSSLllllDllLS wele plesented bl the SOPllOll10lLS one lll the QX nln.15lu1n wlth a 10llL1 skatlng lCl bL1Ilg the lC3llllL .lttltle 11011 As we ICXILWN the dLL0ll1Pl15l1Illf,l1IS ol the young edrehee SOPl1OIUO1CS we kIlOV that lll.1l1y IIIOIL ll0l10lS ue expected ll0l1l them Wlllllll the next two yettls SOPHOMORES alma HARRIS GRIMM MOORE MINERD O1l1'IC LRS P1 esfdfnt AMI s AIINIHRD V111 P11t1de1zt RONAI 11 Hfxkkls Sf'creta1y JLNE AIOORL 7 1011511161 Dllokls CJRIXIXI 1 THESE WILL BE THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES Davrs Davms Davrs D:-Jus Dean Dennxs Dovle Doyle Drews Dugan Duke Durso Adams Alfred Adams Patrrcla Adams Sh1rley Anderson Ixorman Aldcn Marxe Ann Baran Anna Barker Barbara Ann Barnhart Dolphu Barmsh Joseph Barron Josephine Beasley N mth mel Bednar Patncxa Bleroovser Doris Black Jean Ann Blake George Boyd Andrew Boyer Ida Mae Brad-uc Edward Bryner Robert Burd Maxme Burnsworth Dorothy Byrd Dolores Calhoun Cornelia Campbell Roy Cerul Rose Mane Cmdrlc Ehzabeth Cla k Lxlllan Colbert Elame Cornstan Nancy Crable Betty Lee Dalel Dons Lee Elame Evelyn Geraldine Shirley Harold Sh1r1ey Clark Robert Donald Edwm Lee Dolores Orest Elek Mary C therme Ilzzx Henrletta Flelds Levxls Fxke Joyce Fltzpatrlck Clark Fxtzsxmmons Grace Frankhouser Torx Freed Nancy Gaxce Lynn G11lela1d Beverly Glad Jerome Glover Thomas Goodwm Albert 43 y y y v , 'v . y , 5 , ., zz.- , '1 - Y , , Y Y , , y Y , 1 , , f ,fy 1 y , 4, , -, , YY 1 , .Y y , y , ' . , 'fi 1, ' y ,, , y , w . . Y an 7, y J y y SOPHCMORES Green, Sarah Grimm. Dolores Hall, Jerry Harris. Ronald Hawthorne Ronald Haynes Dolores Hay ne Walter Heffern Wllllam Hellem Dale Helmlck Robert Hoch Shlrley Holland Edna Hradesky Jean Hunt Ruby Johnson Helen Johnston Dorothy Juras Stanley Kalder Robert Karpus Ronald Kelly Ra Klng Ellee Kltzmlller Claude Kooser Charles Koschock Georglanna Kreson Frank LaCla1r Elizabeth Lau ghrey Betty Laughrey Edward Lechnar J ack Lehman Wxlllam Leonard Donald Leonard Russell Lxtaver Joseph Lrtman Emily Lockhart john Machesky Patricia Mann Dolores Martm Ronald Mathxas James Matzus Patrrcxa McCarney Glorra McClmtock Dou las McCuen Patrxcla McGee Ercell Lee McKn1ght Lawrence McKnxght Wllllafn Mellon Dolores Mergo Sylvla M 3 ers Russell Mrchener Elma Mlller Ro re Mxller Slnrle Mlller Thomas Muller Wiley Mmrrd Clsarles Mlmrd Jame Mochnsky James Moore Laura June Morgan Merle . , , S, , y , V , , v y y , y y . , . yv , n - , V 1 , , ' 1 , , , Y Y ., . . 1 y Madison, Shirley - 1 - , , . x U , me , y f , . y ' . ef . . ' ' . , s Q , y , , y . . ' ' , s Y , y Morgan, Wayne Morris, Richard Morrow, jc-Anne Neff, Vivian Nesmith, Patricia Nevosky, William Newcomer, Pauline Nicholson, Joseph Nixon, Mary Ann Novotney, Betty Nunleys, Joyce Paptick, Stephen Paroda, Caroline Peck, Franklin Petrosky, Edna Phillips, Donald Plum, Darwin Posey, Joseph Price, Richard Rae, Kenneth Raymond, Maxine Rishel, Joseph Roberts Marlene Roby Eileen Rohaley Thomas Rosner Dolores Roth Joan Lee Sante Nicky Santello Rose Schaney Clinton Seller Jean Sen' sey Charles ichard Shaffer Lois Shaw Wllllanl Sicma Janet Slcl-:les Patricia Szsler Connie Lou Smith Barbara Smolock Connie Spaw Lena Sprouts Lucy Suchevxts Robert Susa Elizabeth Stroncheck Frank Tamburrl Donna Thomas Joan Tlshue Dorothea Tishue Robert Furner Ronnie Umble J e nne Wallace Donald Wallace Marlena Watkins Carmella Wilkinson Rose Williams Phyllis Williams William Wilson Ralph Woodmancy Louf lla Wyda Dolore Zebro Stanley SOPHOMORES it Y :- Fri.. FRESHMEN TENCATE HUGHES TRUMAN Pleszdent Vzce PIESIIIEIII Su l clam T!LIl5Il1Il MANOR OPPILLRS XVIIIIANI BIANOR PRABCI-S lkuxmx Sfxlull IRAN IIXKAII- f0NllXll- blLfHl-S FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY XVe Fl'CSl11ll6l1 began our lillst days of High School witll excitement and lJCYN'ilLlC1'II1C1lI. XVC wondered what the year would bring and what new 'lllX'LI1lllI'LS we would find. As w'c look back OXLI the xcll we think ol the m my happy times we ll ue had and we sllall llways ILll1LlT1lJCl tllem NVQ stalted Olll soclal LXLIIIS wltll l party called lhc C lod Hopper Hop w lllcll w 15 a big hlt and exclyonc had loads ol lun Dllllllg the vear we SPOHS01Cd two assemblies which showed how actlxc and successful oul Flesll man ycal was vvltll the Lhllstmas scason 1Oll1l1g 111, Olll thoughts w CIC about paltles so we planned a big cllllblllldi p llty wlllcll wc think was the best thc I'IC5lllllLl1 had ucl hid Dlll1Hg the basketball season, we sold I'Sf1CSll ments at the games to lalse money for 0111 class clctlxltles lhc highlight ot thc yeal was Olll dance, The Spllllg' Ilestlxal May 12th, which proved to be a festlxal of fun and flOl1C Hlfjll School ind we lllllllx we haxc cnduled tllat pC11Od of time when you ale callcd Little Fl esh lnan XCIV well YVC hue established our name IH South Union High School, ind wc IIOIJL wt may IUINIL 0 d I xclls 111 Hwl School XVL look lO1WN lld to Olll 501Jl1OHl01L YLdl tnd plan to ployc H01 thx to our lcllow students ind to Olll school vt- 1 plz s vs ' v i l 2 v If ' ll . 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This duo worked hand in hand on the Cantata for several years. Mrs. Howard was added to their staff a few years later. XVhen Hr. Brown and Mrs. Hochstetler departed from South Union, the work fell into the capable hands of Paul S. Deein and Irene D. Howard. Since then Mr. Deem has left us and now his work has been taken over by Xlr. A aines Crossland. This year the Cantata was called In Bethlehem, by Richard Ixountz. The story brought to mind the scene of the first Christlnas in a setting of tableaux and song. The Candlelight processional and recessional was one of the most reverent and dignified programs which our high school presented. ..53- .1-,,, Y if 4 . x LJ :ir ' 1- I ' J X s F' , 'ig' 5 A 'V It I 4 .4 ' fr , K I 4? i Q 6 W L iff? A, W fi 1 I ,-2,53 Vw mg ,. y Y t V4 i A , ,rv 1, '3 sun XSL-Q Qgffgavg ' 1. ABQ-1 Vx.,w. THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS An event of South Union High School that is eagerly awaited by all is the annual minstrel, and this year's annual school minstrel was considered by many of the well-known critics as one of the best ever produced. The minstrel is spon- sored by the Industrial Arts Department to raise money for use in the operation of the shop, and it is under the direction of Mr. John Cairns and Mrs. Irene D. Howard. Any sophomore, junior,and senior may participate in this production. No distinction is made in regards to talent. In this manner South Union High School gives every student an opportunity to participate in at least one extra- curricular activity a year. The students work diligently to attain the finished. artistic product that has bubbling spontaneity, injected adalibbing, and whole- some enjoyment for both the audience and the participants. Credit must also be given to the stage-hands who worked tirelessly behind the curtain. Not often can such a production be as successful in this sophisticated day and age as the minstrel was this year. Many thanks go out to all those who helped in any way to make this show a success. Good Lawd Above, Send me to Paradise . . . . How we waltzed to the Sousa Band . . . . I can't see for looking . . . . . . I said R-A-G-G M-O-P-P - Rag Mop STRIKE UP THE BAND ,xllllflllgll the band has diniinislled in size. it has been able to stand up to its line traditions. l7nder the direction ol' Mr. james Crossland, the band played at all lionte football games and many away games. At hall-tinie, the band enter- tained the fans with new and different niarching nianeuyers and its playing in tlte stands during tlte games. Playing at all basketball and liootball pep nleet- ings, it helped raise the spirits ol' the teams and students. During the year, the band participated in many parades at dillerent cities. At the close of the year, the band put on its annual band concert. Many people attended this concert, lor it is known throngliout the Cfllllllllllllly as one ol' the liiglilights ol' the band activities. JAMES F. CROSSLAND Music Supervisor MUSIC FILLS THE AIR THROUGHOUT THE YEAR in-n SOUTH UNION HIGH SCHOOL BAND PERSONNEL 1949-1950 Seniors Erma Jean Ford Cclarinetj, Leonard Hall Cbaritoneb, Jerome Kenny Cbass druml, Aldavern Myers Calto hornl, Faye Myers Calto hornl, Delores Santello Cclarinetb, Frank Tant- linger Csnare druml, Carol Wallize Cclarinetb. Juniors Eugene Cain Cmellophonej, Eleanor Grimm Ctrumpetj, Jo Ann Hook Ctrumpetj, Edisel King Ctromboneb, Peggy Lou King Cclarinet and fluteb, George Litman Ctenor saxophoneb, Joel Vanderglass Csnare drumb, James Wheeler Csousaphonej. Sophomores Norman Anderson Csnare druml, Harold Dean Cbell lyrej, Nancy Freed Cmellophoneb, Charles Jones Ctrumpetj, Libby La Clair Ctrumpetl, Edward Laughery Ccymbalsj, John Lock- hart Ctromboneb, Eileen Roby Cclarinetj, Larry Smithberger gtrumpetb, Dorothea Tishue Ctrumpetb, Ralph Wilson Ctrom- oneb. Freshmen Janet Augustine Cclarinetj, Loretta Boyd Cclarinetj, An- geline Comfort Cclarinetb, Shirley Corder Cbell lyreb, William Crum fsnare drumj, Patricia Grainger Cclarinetb, June Gregor Cclarinetb, Janie Hawthorne Cclarinetj, Barbara Hall Cclari- netb, Walter Hart fcornetl, Esther Kennedy Cclarinetb, Caro- lyn Pollock Ctrumpetb, Mary Rae Pritt Cclarinetj. Albert Se- mans CclarinetJ. Joy Lynne Sica Cclarinetj. Nira Suich Cclari- netl. -57-. M O R E M U S I C SONG BIRDS OF SOUTH UNION HIGH SCHOOL 1.115 111 1151 111 01111 . 1111110 Ill 1111 11111511 100111 from 1115 . . 11111151 1 111111 1l11111111111111 111 N11 .111115 0551.11111 11 011111511 1 11.11111 1111 115 111111, 501110111011 11111101 11111 5111101 .1551111111115 -X11 111111111115 01 1111 011111511.1 111 511111111 111115111.1115 01 1111 11.11111 11105111 111 N11 C10551.11111 D111 IO 1111 1.1111 111 5111110 1115111111111115 1111 0111115114 11.11 1101 15 111116 15 ll 1011111 11.111 156111 X1 1111 C1111 01 1111 16.11 1111 0111105113 6,111 frll1S C 11111115 II 11115 11.11 11.15 1115111.11111 11lLll 1111111 111 51111101 1111115 .11111 011151111 lJll1J11C 1111101111.111115 1101151110 5111111111 11111 11111115111011511 1111 11511115 11111 1111111111 11111 11111 1101111 1111 111111 .11111 111011 1111 111115 11.111 .11511 51101111 111111151 111 11111511.11 1111111115 1111011011 11111111111 511111 111 1111 B015 L11Ol 115 11 5 1011151 150 11 11111 11111111111.111 11.1111111v 11111 11111115.115 111111 111 111111 .1 111111 111 111111011511.111 111111 111111 SOUTH UNION HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL 1949 1050 SFNXOR Ansell Edg B1erbower Hugh Ford Erma Jean Hall Leonard Santello Dolores Tantlmger Frank Walllze Carol JUNIOQ Cam Eugene Grzm Eleanor Hook Jo Ann Kung Edlsel Kmg Peggy Lou Lxtman George Weaver Sue Whe 'er James Vanderglass jom SOPHOMORE Lo khdff John Sr1111r1 1rg1r Larrx W115on Ralpn FREs.H14AN Corfier S111r1ey He55 Blume Po o 11 C ro11r1 YV1 ' 111 111 -? 11's 1 - 1. 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MARCHING ALONG TOGETHER HIGHLIGHTS The whirl of batons, the blare of horns, the throb of drums, and the steady movement of feet send chills of excitement down your spine. YVe stand with respect as we watch the approach of our national and school flags. They wave as if blown by the breeze of freedom, yet their strength stands majestic as a symbol of our hopes. After our flags have been respectfully presented, we eagerly await our charming majorettes. The girls work as a fine marching unit to present a per- formance of fancy twirling and high stepping that has made the majorettes such an outstanding feature of the S,U.H.S. Band. And what athletic event would be complete without our pretty cheerleaders? Their ability is unquestioned and they always do a good job of leading the students in cheers, no matter what the conditions may be. Motjorettes Q TRI-I-II-Y HI-Y TRI-HI-Y Left to Right lseatedi-' Dolores Shumar. Beverly Wiles. Miss Morton. Jean Tamburri, Irene Mauser: Standing-JoAnn Hook, Pat- ty Swaney, Lois Barkley, Irene Ferrell. Jackie Wohler, Lois Ann I-Iellien. Catherine Solesky, JoAnne Hancheric, Emma Jean Guthrie. Char- lotte Crossland, Edna Savage, Patty Schafer, Joan Brown- field. Geraldine Frankhouser, Dolores Ann Butler, Connie Cavalcante. Maureen Moran. Estelle Dickerson, Sue Wea- ver, Doris Ann Fike, Carol Wallize, Charlotte Corristan, Elizabeth Dreistaht. Ill-Y Left to right lkneelingJ-- Raymond Snyder. Coburn Wohlcr, Theodore Frantz. Robert Schnatterly. Ronald Burke, Ronald Snyder: Stand- lng. lst Row-Charles Pfoutz, Lee Boro, Frank Tantlinger, Edward Ansell. Ernest Tam- burri. Mr. Brownfield: 2nd Row-Donald Bierer, William Dennick. Robert Thomas, Jack Metz, Charles Bryner. Ronald Ruse. Joel Vander' glass. HN' l 'i'lli'Y il 'mf Ol Nlulll lillimlit Wi' 'Illv Hi-Y is il lla-wlx clllflallliful clllll slzlrtillfl ml-ssllll lll'-fzlllifzlliml , liiilt' lll 'lllll -1' llil i .l l 'll - - - ' U - ' . . 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XXI' lc-el lllzll we llzlvc sol ll iJl'llL'l' L'XllllllDil' IIUVL' Ul'l'l'V 4.131556 who hm Vmlll Hot this WM' lol' llltlllx- vllllls to lklllow. club ull' lo .l good Ilegilllli llg. SQUARE DANCE CLUB The South Union Square Dance Club, originated by the Sophomore Class and organized in january. ollers additional activities at South Union High. The purpose is to promote noon-day recreation lor square dance fans and to hold monthly social meetings. The first was a pre-Lenten square dance in February. For the March meeting, the club supported the P.T..X. dance in the gym. The April meeting, a covered dish dinner held in the caleteria and lol- lowed by a dance in the gym. was very successful. ln May, the club members en' joyed a weiner roast at the mountain cottage ol Mrs. Hughes. A guest meeting in the lorm of a swimming party is the tentative plan lor the summer meeting. The membership is ll5. Officers are: President, Bob Thomas: vice-president. Mary Ann lVydo: secretary, Ernie Tamburri: and treasurer, Frank Tantlinger. The sponsors are: Priscilla Hughes. Mary Louise Rider, Park Glass, and Theo- dore Zajac. First Row, Left to Right tseatedb-Edwin Dugan, jack Thomas, George Blake, Wayne Rishel, Wade Martin, Jerry Hall, Orest Durso, Russell Green, Eddie Laughery, Thomas Frankhouser, Eugene Lessick, Dolphus Barnhartg Second Row-Patty Ne- smith, Dolores Miller, janet Miller, Charlene Korintus, Carol Wallize, Shirley Corder, Frances Truman, Nina Suich, .Toy Lynn Sica, Doris Bierbower, Donna Fike, Sarah Fran Tencate, Marlene Roberts, Lenora Leone, Mary Ellen Fetcho, Aldavern Myers, Donna Rita Tamburri, Margaret Meter, Patty Dearih, Third Row-Patty McCuen, Janet Sicina, Joan Lee Roth, Lois Shaffer, Marlene Colbert. Elaine Colbert, Dolores Ann Duke. Mary Lou Colbert, Patty Anderson, Bernadette Kunkle, Angy Comfort, Janet Augustine, Jeannie Umble, Mary Margaret Spaw, Ruth Hanna. Lena Spaw, Connie Lee Smolock, Faye Myers, Joan Buchkog Fourth Row-Dolores Grimm, Dolores Shumar, Ronnie Ruse, Mary Ann Wydo, Joe Palmer, Clara Myers, Maxine Raymond, Bill Varndell, Barbara Knight, Bill Casteel. Lois Ann Hellein, ,Iackie Wohler, Edna Savage, Beverly Wiles, June Moore, Nancy Cor- ristan. Mrs. Hughes. Miss Rider, Mr. Zajacg Fifth Row-Harold Dean, Ernie Tamburri, Edgar Ansell, Robert Doyle, Frank Tantlinger, Ronald Hawthorne, Robert Tishue, Bob Thomas, Ronald Karpus, Lawrence McKnight, William Heffern, Roy Camp- bell, Bill Liston. Charles Show, James Ganoe, Herbert Osler, Franklin Peck. Grade 1-'Q Recorders Seated, Left to Right- Arlene Barnes. Sue Weaver. Joann Brownfield, Mary Ann Wydo, Charlotte Crossland, Irene Kletcho. Standing7Mr. Longanecker, Emma Jean Guthrie, Joanne Hancherick, Alice Dressel. Elizabeth Hri- bar. Carol Wallize. Librarians Seated. Left to Right- Catherine Solesky. I r e ri e Ferrell, Louise Porto. Velma Somans. Patty Shaffer. Stand- ing-Mrs. H 0 w a r d, Carol Wallize, joan Tamburri. Jac- queline Wohler, Charlotte Crossland, Emma Jean Guth- rie, Twila jean Marks, Rob- ert Thomas, Shirley Seiler. Mike Loncaric. Glenn MC- Crackin. Patrol Boys First Row, Left to Right- Harry Reagan, Ronald Har- ris. Danny I-Ioak. Edgar An- sell. Clinton Schaney, George Blake. Tommy Frankhouser. Second RowfLawrence Dol- jac. Stanley Juras. Lawrence McKnight. Edisel King, jos- eph Guyton. Michael Lon- caric, Mr. Costolo. Third Row-Gerald Fields, Ronald Snyder. Charles Bednar, Jack Metz. Glenn McCrackin. Andy Lebo, Clayton Dinneen. ONES THAT DO SO MUCH BUT RECEIVE SO LITTLE Grade Recorders 1 1 I 0111 l I 11 10 11111 11111111 111 1 1 ls 1 J 11011 JO! 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THEY WRITE THE SCRIPT y.u--M Sitting, Left to Right+Mrs. Stanko, Barbara Knight, Lois Ann Hellein. Bob Thomas, Mary Ann Wydo, Ronald Ruse, Donald Bierer, Dolores Shumar, Ernest Tamburri, Carol Wallize, Constance Cavalcante, Miss Rider. Standing-Patricia McCuen, Charles Pfoutz, Edna Savage, Rita Wydo, Betty Ellen Driestadt, Estelle Dickerson, Jean Buckley, Frances Truman, Sarah Fran Tencate, Kathryn Adams, Irene Ferrell, Lee Bero, Patricia Nesmith. Editor Donald Bierer Associate Editor Ronald Ruse Business Manager Rita Wydo Sports Editors Hugh Bierbower Ernest Tamburri Fashion Editors Estelle Dickerson Betty Ellen Driedstadt So:iety Editors Kathryn Adams Dolores Shumar Circulation Pauline Lessick Frances Stock. Patricia McCuen, PatriciaNesmith, Twila Jean Marks Feature Writers Irene Ferrell Robert Thomas, Carol Wallize Artists ,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, . .. Lee Bero Connie Cavalcante, Charles Pfoutz Typist .. ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, M ary Ann Wydo Reporters ,,,,, Marian Jean Buckley Lois Ann Hellein, Barbara Knight, Michael Loncaric, Edna Savage, Charles Seaton, S a r a h Fran Tencate, Frances Truman South Union High School is proud ol' its school paper, The Blue Devil, which was lornted alter four years of ltztving no school paper. I'he lllue Dexil czune into he- ing largely tlnough the ellorts ol' Mrs. Stztnko, our l'zu'ulty zttlvisor, and Donald liierer, our editor. The cull to :arms was sounded lust lull, :ind ll nuinlier ol' interested students were joined together to lorni our . i stall. The motto ol' our paper is 'l'ruth 'liold Sitnplyf In il, the stall has tried to keep at written record of school events that will revive your ntentories in the years to come. Along with the news, our paper has included editorials, sports news, social notes, fashion notes, romances, and gossip. Flying Fingers is a commercial club organized for the nur Jose of encourafinvf interest in commercial studies and , . - in O . lor providing a varied program of entertainment. A successful bake sale was held in October for the pur- pose of raising funds to meet the budget for the year. Turkey in the Straw, a square dance, one of the best at- tended events of the season, was held in the gym on Thanksgiving live. Music for the square dance was fur- F L Y I N G nished by A. I.. Sharpnack and his orchestra. The floor show entertainment was provided by members of the club. The Christmas season was highlighted by an evening F G' E R S ol caroling, culminating in a party at the home of a mem- ber. The club members with their sponsor and a guest C I-I U B teacher spent Saturday, April 22, in Pittsburgh attending Johnny xVClSS1TlllCllCT,S YVatercade at Duquesne Gardens, the Flower Show at Phipps Conservatory, had dinner at a downtown restaurant, and Saturday evening visited the Buhl Planetarium and saw the Sky Show, Galileo the Star Gazerf, and several scientific exhibits. The day spent in Pittsburgh will linger long in the memories ol the club members as an enjoyable as well as an educational experi- ence. Mrs. IVilson is the club sponsor, and the officers are: President, Jackie IfVohlerg vice-president, Don Guesmang secretary, Alice Dresselg treasurer, Irene Mauser. FLYING FIN GERS CLUB First Row, Left to Right-Irene Mauser, Alice Dressel, Donald Guesman, jackie Wohlerg Seeond Row-Aldavern Myers, Betty Prough, Mary Ann Adams, Frances Green. Patricia Dearth, Beverly Wiles, Erma Jean Ford, Maureen Crable, Edna Sav- age, Mrs. Wilsong Third Row-Meredith Pritt, Nelloise Patterson, Kathryn Adams, Agnes Evangelista, Catherine Solesky, Sandra Lee Trump, Connie Cavalcante, Maureen Moran, Mary Ann Wydog Fourth Row-Betty Jean Spear, Faye Myers, Frances Ozi- mek, Sally Moore, Lenore Leone, Jane Fitzsimmons, Donna Pike, Emma jean Martinosky, Margaret Meter, Olive Dennis, Fifth Row-Marguerite Lophovsky, Mary Wilburn, Kathryn Blake, Arlene Barnes, Betty Burnside, Pauline Collins, Irene Ferrell, Lois Ann Hellein, Ruth Tishue, Joann Manyak, Thelma Lebo, Barbara Knight, Wanda Yonkeyq Sixth Row-Elsie Lilley, Inez Ray- mond, Arthur Hall, Frank Zuchelkowski, Ronald Ruse, Robert Thomas, Dale Romesburg, Frank Tantlinger. . fr.,-,,,, X1 ,GY- M 'FMT' Lets Bake cz Sunshme Cake Wlfh Our HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Ifollowxmg the popular axtom The M ay to a man s heart IS through hts stomach the Home ECOHOIUICS Department IS hCllJ1l1g many a grrl to become a better homemaker Nlanv people learn to cook and sem bx the tual and erlot method but not these young l1d1es lhc Home Lconomlcs L lub Cl-oods Ill wx 13 c ntccl lll I044 wlth 1 s1111 g1ouJ o g llfllllllllg lhe club todu conststs oi sucntccn gnls c1ch one oi thc IllLlIllJt.lS has had ll lctst tuo uns ol cxputcncc ln loods ptcuous to thcn IIILIIIIJLISIHIJ rn tlns O1Q,illIlll1Oll lhcsc gnls 1ss1st tn the opct H1011 ol thc studcnts each d 1x Ihus thu rccerwt a practrcal edueatton tn the planntng llld ptepatatton ol toocls llld 111 oppoltunttx to ICIIUIIL sk1ll 111 thc usc ol modern LKIUIIJIIILHI lhe gnls know th tt tlns ll 11111110 utll 1lu us bc usclul to thc 111 tltcl thcx lc uc sc tool H10 XX ll l X the alt ot good groommg and clresstng attrac ttwely tor whether she plans to make a home Ol .1 career a knowledge of these arts and the abll tty to apply them are helpful to every glrl R alttlng thls, the Home LCOHOIHICS Department offers a Course desxgned to make IOIHOIIOV s housuxnes capable efltclent and charmmg otlnng l 1nd Il c 1scs llld hc X ls 1 Cults culllculum h1xc IS thcn 1111111 pul x L thc ctcatton ol llll rcttxc plolccts through otlg lIldllU or IJIIILIHS On Xlav 1 N10 thc Homc LCOIIOIHICS Dc paltment held tts scconcl il1llll'll llSl1l0ll shots sccne was l0ll1dI1lll C Lllll 1l Pnlc 111 New Xork Ctty -X lJLll1I1llll sttge 111 p tstel shades along ruth loxclv modcls greeted the C1p1c1tx illdl tncc Xll commcnts Merc th tt ll was 1 lug suc ccss lc1 1nd COOLILS xxclc sclxcd to 1ll ttosc ncscnt csc c c tctous nc cd sctxcc x thc loods III Dcputmc L1 c C LlllllLlL Blc DELICACIES RED HOTS , . . V , . . , 1 ,. . . K 1 . K . - 1 ,1 - h . s 3, . y 1. Y - 1 f , 's ' A 1 1 ' . e- , x 1 I r . 2 1 4 'I 11- Y, fn' - ' A f V' 1 V 311 - I 1' 111115 PM-. Cl ' K' 2 'lzsx 2 t 1 , 1' .' :nd Nz' '. 1t lj 1- l'z . t z'1z.' 2' 'I 151 .' k 3 ,V - . .4 1.2 .viz . I cafeteria, serving about three lumch-Q11 and fifty under the direction ol' Mrs. NIz1fz1lda Stztnko. The l f ' ',z 1 ' if ' 1 'D 1. .1 iff: '- 1 ' s - 1 ' 1 I ' ' 1 Y' - L- r v 2 1 j 1. AV x L' - 1 1 1 Z ' H 2 'I' I' . 'z' 1, 2 'z 1 5 z z l 1' 1: '1 .' 'l . I 1 . 'l'l1 1 I 11' 1' 3 dc1lic'z1c'ic1s 'were 1 par 1 and .'1' '11 lr' 1 5 . 1 1 ' 111t ,-X11 5 l their c'11linz1ry c1llorts, the' lC2ll'll und 1' th1 clirc1ctio11 ol' Mrs. Q-' ' 1 .'l'C'l'. - 3- FUTURE BEAUTICIANS Students receive instruc- tion in all phases of beauty culture. Shown are a group using hair dryers and mani- curing. 2 . Hair styling and facials are another phase. Upon completion of the course and successfully passing State tests, the beauticians are prepared to earn their liveli- hood in their chosen field. , J f f' VOCATIONAL SCHOCL Powder Your Face with Sunshine Four years algo in thc cztrly lJlll'l ol' llllti the l'nion Votzitionztl School ht tznnc :in o Jcrzitiiw' unit. South l'nion Hit-h School, North l'nion Hil-'h St-hoo l h rs ra :intl Uniontown Hit-'h School o1'U':tni1t-tl this x'ot'utionzil ll'llllllllU' lot tht- ht-nt-lit ol Q - ri . m m tht- boys ol then' i't-spt-t-ttw school. .-X new builtling huiit :it Built l':n'k lot' tht- Xzitionul .XlllllllllSll'2lllOll wus lJl'OK'lll'Cll ltoni tht- city ol l'lll0IllUllX'll with :ill its t-tluilnnt-nt lot' ll pt-riotl ol lixt to It-n it-1n's. .X cursory surxt-3 was inutlt- ol our tlistritt to tlL'lt'l'llllllt' tht- ottu pzitionul ntttls :intl t-out-st-s wt-it t-staihlisllt-tl in Nlztthint--.. .Xuto Nlt-tltainits. .XQlil tulturt-. :intl Klint- Nlztintt-nzintt-. which wits zitltlt-tl Noxt-ntlmt-1' 7. IEIIT. On Ot'tolJt'1' 7. lil-18.11 nt-it tlatss in lltututx Cultt:t't- wats inttotlutt-tl to tht l nion xtlfllllflllill lligh St-hool. 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I Bt osx nsx tllt Xlontsxn hut Q tstlt C ihlotntt C Lotgcs Dunb n ,, t,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Conndlsvillc Point M'n'ion North Union Uniontown , f'ct'1u'1n ,,,, C corffcs ,,,,t,t, Dunlnr t,tt , , Conncllsvillt Point M'u'ion North Union l'niontown , 'icrtuz 'on- - st THE BOSSES South South South South South South South South South Football Union U nton U nion Unlon l I n ton U nton Union Union L nton XX on 4 Lost 5 I' O01 B ALI Left to Rlght C W EVERHART FRANK HAMILTON PARK R GLASS Record M tsontou n Ccotgts C Lntuxtllc XVnt1tsbutg Untontoxx n Dunh n Point NI nton hot th Union Bl utsx 1llL BXSKLI BRI 1 MARTIN FAGLER JOHN R CARBIN Let's go team-down the field. I GET A KICK OUT OF YOU FOOTBALL... 'l'he South l'nion lootlmallers of I9-l9Alll50 came through a hard fought schedule with a record of lottr wins and live losses. Although the team had live losses, the season was very sttccessful for they won a couple of moral vi- tories also. For the close scores showed with Il lew breaks the team could have won several more contests. .-Xll through the season the team had a lighting. never giving up spirit which en- abled them to have at sttccesslul season. The seniors who have played their last game lor South l'nion are: lid Solish. Frank Zuchel- kowski. -latnes Anderson, Marlin Sprouts, lVal- ter Culbreth. -Iohn Gergat, Eugene Lessick, Leon Daniels. Rohert Miller. John Bartock, and Dick Long. Also graduating are Managers Bill Cas- teel and David Mason. The '-19-'50 Blue Devils were coached by Park Glass with the ahle assistance of XVilliam liverhart. Frank Hamiltott was the Athletic Director of the I9-lil-50 season. Top honors ol the year went to XValter Cul- hreth. Luther Kinney, and Leon Daniels. All three made the All-County. CLRIDIROX XVARRIORS First Row, Left to Right-Walter Haynes, Robert Schnatterly, Fred McVay, Ronald Hawthorne, Kenny Ray, Edward Glad, Jerry Hall, Coburn Wohler. Ronald Snyder: Second Row-David Mason tManagerJ, Roy Campbell, Ted Frantz, Charles Pfoutz, Bill Dennick, joe Lukowski. Lee Bero, Richard Long, Dick Sempsey, Andy Lebo: Third Row-William Everhart tAss't Coachb, Eugene Lessick, Leon Daniels, Lawrence Doljac, Marlin Sprouts, Walter Culbreth. John Gergat, Frank Zuchelkowski, Edward Sofish. Park Glass tl-lead Coachl, Frank Hamilton lAthle!ic Directorj. AT SOUTH UNION HIGH SCHOOL mm, Luther Kinney pre- we pares to charge the ,ff opposing line. , ' Q Leo Daniels is set to try for a point after touchdown. Marlin Sprotus sets himself to nail an op- ponent. Frank Zuchelkowski waits for the signal to charge. Edward Sofish waits for an opponent. Lawrence Dolj ac is set to open a hole in the line. THROUGH THE HOOP... OUR COU RTSTERS First Row, Left to Right--Coach Martin Fagler, Willie Davis, Don Bierer, Walt Culbreth, Ronnie Fudalla, Lee Bero, john J. Carbin CAssistant Coachlg Second Row-Larry Virsco, Luther Kinney, Jack Metz, Marlin Sprouts, Edisel King, Hugh Bierbowerg Third Row-Bill Varndell, Dale Hellein, Paul Cougha- nour, Larry Doljoc, Chuck Pfoutz, Al Goodwin, Jerome Kinney. After the pigskin had been tucked away for another year, the smack of leather on hardwood heralded the beginning of basketball season as eager can- didates began practice sessions. XVith a tough 19-game schedule facing his team, Coach Fagler did not lose any time in getting his team ready. XVith four regulars from last year's Blue Devil champion team, Bierer, Culbreth, Fudella, and Davis, plus Lee Bero drop- ping in points, and assisted by Luther Kenney, we copped 111 of l9 games. Our basketball team ended the '49-'50 season in second place in the lV.P.l.A.l.. Sec- tion X. lVe emerged with 12 league wins, and two defeats. Both losses were to Uniontown High School. The 1949-50 basketball season proved to be a somewhat successful one, and to the basketball team and Coach Fagler go our congratulations. -30- 4 Y , , fy K LM f' 1 aff' 'f Ji xx Le L2 1 X! ,, , M, zf'.'J-3 ll MM ,wwf Wy! 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