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

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wfikibm' Girls in gym class learn how to apply artificial respiration. HIS, the 1957 yearbook, gathers together the chain of events that have occurred through- out the year. It captures the memories of the senior class and their four years at South Union High School. The underclassmen will recall their past experiences and anticipate their future years at South Union as they leaf through the pages of this book. This year, as in years past, students will be leaving high school to return no more. As the years roll by, these present days will be a mem- ory all their own and will be treasured as the happiest ones lived. Our teams have achieved fame this year as in every year, and even though they did not win every game, their opponents respect them for their sportsmanship and outstanding ability. We would especially like to congratulate the different clubs for their fine work in giving the students a knowledge in different phases of club work. We would also like to congratulate the music department, the cafeteria, the school news- paper, and various other associations for their outstanding co-operation in keeping our school on top. The administration must also be ac- knowledged as those who guided the students and made it possible for them to reach their goals. We hope that you will enjoy and share with us the many memories presented in this book, and review with pride your past, present, and future school days. We proudly present to you the I957 SOUTH UNION EAGLE. Mr. Crossland and Bill Neff discuss plans for band. THIS IS THE STORY OF A YEAII OF WORK, EDUCATION Is Phyllis this happy because Bob asked her to be his Valentine? fs- .Q

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