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

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THE BEGINNING OF A SUCCESS STORY As the doors slowly close on our days at S.U.H.S. we turn to look with misty eyes down the halls of four eventful years. We recall the struggles to com- plete assignments as well as the good times we have shared. Although our freshman year has be- come faded in our memories, we still recall those first few weeks and smile at our own bewilder- ment. It wasn't long before we were able to make ourselves at home among the other students and participate in the activities of the year. Returning to school as sophomores was looked forward to by all, for no longer would we be the small fries. Remember how good it felt to be able to direct the new freshies to the various rooms? It was during this year that our cheerleaders were chosen and some of our own classmates reached acceptance on our varsity teams. Our iunior year as South Union was spent in the ioy of finally becoming upper- classmen and in being accepted in many of the organizations and activities as well as receiving our cherished school rings. At last the fourth door opened and we entered upon the last step of the high school ladder. The officers were elected and the year got off to a smooth start. After many days of planning, one of the biggest successes of the year, the senior class dance, was held in the gym and was said to be the most beautifully decorated dance ever held at S. U. The days passed swiftly, taking the school activities and senior events in stride. Baccalaureate services, senior banquet and prom are now history, and as we leave our homes for the commencement service, a sudden tightness catches our throats as we realize that now it is our turn to make something of our lives that we might make this worried world a better place in which to live. vl Highlight of the Square Dance Club dance, Cupid's Delight, was the crowning of Queen Patty Zitney and King John Haniford. Take a closer look, Ginnie, and enioy the ioke with Mary Lou and Eileen. That the band enioyed a successful year is indicated by the smiles of the officers: D. Hall, president, R. Deal, treasurer, Ann Jones, secretary, Gerald DeBolt, vice-president.

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742 1957 5 ' ,. i . i 5 4 3 W! N. Nm WWF! wtf S? X. SW im .f -ask N 4 i i i 2 1 X I i SEATED: J. Haniford, H. Nixong STANDING: B. Metheny, R. Hoch OFFICERS John Haniford ,,,, . President Richard Hoch , ,, . Vice-President Hazel Nixon . .... .. Secretary Bertha Mefheny ,, Treasurer

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TI-IE SENIORS Charles Edward Anderson Katherine Susan Anthony CHARLES EDWARD ANDERSON General Irene Amee Inez Virginia Black Eddie . . . a quiet well-liked lad . . . sang in Chorus ll . . for two years . . . Cantata . . . Spring Concert . . . loves any- Nevllle E- Brewer WBYNG -l05ePl1 B 0Wnf'eld thing the color green . . . could live on steak . . . likes nothing William Clyde Bryson,Jr. Barbara Cecelia Buchko Beffff glian Cl lVlf'9 Cafs - - - he Plans T0 l0l ' C0mPanY with nce am. KATHERINE SUSAN ANTHONY Academic Kay . . . a quiet and pleasing gal , . . member of Square Dance Club . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Noon Hour Club . . . sang in Chorus for 3 years . . . Minstrel Chorus . . . Cantata . . . Senior Play . . . Fashion Show . . . Spring Concert . . . plans to enter nurses' training at Uniontown Hospital. IRENE ARTICE Commercial Renie . . . a sweet miss, known for her pretty blonde hair . . . Girls' Patrol . . . Square Dance Club . . . Noon Hour Club . . . enioys dancing and listening to Rock and Roll music . . . takes drawing lessons . . . longs to wear a WAF uniform. INEZ VIRGINIA BLACK General Bubbles . . . an attractive, neat gal with a smile for every- one . . . active in Chorus programs . . . Cantata . . . Spring Concert . . . Minstrel . . . Flying Fingers . . . Square Dance Club . . . Fashion Show . . . favors blue . . . loves to skate . . . ambition: to be a typist for a V.I.P. NEVILLE E. BREWER General Moe . . . loads of fun . . . budgets time to schedule swim- ming, hunting, and camping . . . track . . . Chorus . . . Spring Concert . . . Cantata . . . Noon Hour Club . . . his favorite color is orange . . . favorite food, beans . . . the future in- cludes a position in Florida. WAYNE JOSEPH BROWNFIELD Genera! Joe . . . a friendly chap with a carefree attitude . . . prom- inent manager of the basketbal team for three years . . . Square Dance Club . . . Noon Hour Club . . . enioys listening to records and working on cars . . . plans to be an Electrical Engineer. WILLIAM CLYDE BRYSON, JR. Academic Bill . . . a million laughs a day . . . first love-cars . . . basketball manager iunior year . . . football manager senior year . . . homeroom captain of Square Dance Club . . . Noon Hour Club . . . chorus girl in Minstrel . . . Senior Play . . . yearbook advertising manager . . . hopes to become a mechani- cal engineer. BARBARA CECELIA BUCHKO Commercial Butch . . . a girl full of charm . . . Chairman of Flying Fingers bake sale . . . participates in Girls' Patrol, Chorus, Tri- Hi-Y, Noon Hour and Square Dance Clubs . . . senior play cast Eagle Staff and Minstrel . . . sets her hopes to someday be a medical secretary.