Union High School - Memory Lane Yearbook (Rimersburg, PA)

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Meal' Une Chee Our Her Welch, J. W. Principal Burgettstown H.-Gardening In school he's principal. Meaning one of high rankg Outside he's H. friend On that you can bank. Sciamanna, Anita 0ffi:e Sec'y. Slovan H.-Reading. Cooking rful and gracious is Anita, office secretary so kind. VVith typing, reading and cool:- ing, minutes are all timed. Miller, Wm. P. Asst. Principal Burgettstown H.-Bridge A leader in school and commun- ity, Miller is the cream of the crop. Be it business or social, He'll always be on top. Smith, Mrs. Jean Secretary Burgettstown H.-Reading Smiling and gracious she greets No itiliifitter what our questions ie, Ready to help at all timesg We think she's tops, you see. Tennyson, Harry L. Supervis- ing Principal Burgettstown H.-Sports A very busy man is he Buying, repairing, supplying, VV1'iting, arranging, and check- ing. To supply our needs he is try- ing. Swanik, Ann School Nurse Slovan H.sGarde-ning Miss Swanik, our school nurse, Custodian of our teeth and ton- silsg Smiling and gracious always. She takes care of all our ills. Scott. Elizabeth L. Librarian Burgettstown H.-lining Thing-2. The library, the U, and Hi-Lite too, Miss Scott is head of them all She has a job that only she can do Her iriends are always ready when she calls. lVlcClusky, Edward Physical Education Pittsburgh H.-Basketball Almost his hobby is his busi- ness For this we are very glad Wie are happy to Welcome him He iv. a fine coach Union has had. Glenn, Lucille Physica! Education Evans City H.iMusif' Miss Glenn is mentor of our health In Phys. Ed, We march and play, And soon learn health is wealth By dancing and playing each day. Eight Ronco, R. E. Problems of Democracy Uniontown H.-Reading Mr. Ronco is our football coach Respected and admired he has become, Even though he is a beginner Union boys and girls are glad he has come.

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GIRLS Allvn, Holi All:-u, Maur, pI'4 -I V Lou Alouisn-, Mziry Ii:ii'isIx, Imrolliy Iizirto, l'nuIini Ii:ililm.::u'in-r, Alnzuniln Hvlnu, Us-IIV III-u, Allm- thirlini, lri-no Iii-su' ' . .im Ii I,ilIi.in Ilowi-I'-I, ICI.-zlnor lu init A Ilrown, . Iiriii-il. M Iiruno, In Iirown, Norlnv uri., urn-t llwrvs 'z 1':ili-I'fI-, lion nm- Vlnirlx, 'a IV-l'tii-ll, lbulola rs II1'IlY 1'ow1In-n, No Ir:il'i':is, I'ltlilvn Y'l Il:1VI:4, IH-ggy Int Vullu-uni, .Xlnui luzunonil, l'2nnn'i I PIJIIIIIHIII. II.i74l nil Iulli IYIIIIIIU , . I n -. mwli-r, I ie flu Ilr.lskovii', Milrlri-il Iilnus, floliln If:-Ili-l'ol'l', Ilii-ra-six UIHIIIIIIIS. 1 lni tina I I'IIlIIII, Au Flllllllll, .Ii-:in tl-fllilmlsl finoilwin, Ilil G:ir4'i:i, Anim Ilzivzlzzi, vllllll G4-1lI'I.Z1', Shi ty, Alziry tlloriw 4li'1-gum' In his I1-X' Ilnnmiu. l,niiI-lv Ililulns, VA iri.:ini:i llnuuliton, I .1-1-x'u-vo Ilvimlos. 3I,ni'i.:':ir1-I I Karp, So Ixzivi-n-, ,XLLn4 llrilruig I orotln pl1i:l IXl'Ill'4'I'. Ii'-uiw lxiiInox'l1'. ln,l l -1--' Kuxior, listi-ll: Ix vri It. Mwrx I.'i lim-lizi. 'llllilll Iizixx sull, In-in In situ, Itnrsi- n 1 IIl l'Y Iwunis, I III Ii--in I4lIIIl'2II'lIl liouisi l.fnn'.ii'lf'. X I-i'iviiIi':i Long. Mzirizin l,onsIii, Stollu lllzijm-rnilc, Ruth Alailnnv, Gm-m-vi4-vv Mm-1'lz1in. lrolurc-s Mann-lwtt, Ifrm-4l:i Mi-4'm'mi4-k. llorotln Mi-l'i':u-In-11, .hun Mi-Uloslu-y, rI'hl'IIIlll iYI4'I 1II'IJHIII, Mnrtual 314-114-0, Jozlll XVI:-th-ognii, Iii-tty Mu-limi. Jum- Mikv. Ili-li-n Monrlin, Annu Monti-quiu. I'HViI'2l Monro. lNI:u'i.:ui'n-t Muriiliy, Iizirlizlrai Uliliwli. lI'I'lIt: Uustutl, Iluris In-govim, Irvin- I':iui-Ilzl. lnnisc I':ilton, Illilitli Pikulslci, Milrlrf-cl I'inl:ir, 1'Ii:i1'Iottu I'owi-II, Hlivial Qu:n1l4-i'. Shoiuiv HIIIIIIIAUZ, Anzvliuu lflllllfivy, In-olw Ili-slzinio. ,Xui.r'-linv liini'Ix:urt. Iivtty Ilussi-ll, liliznlwtli S:il'l'.li'ii.o, Ifilziini-n:i S'iv:n:i-, Ile-tty Swliunli, Imrlliy Si-rllur, .losi-pliiiiv Sliinin-ig lmnngl Solmlowslci. ,Inni- SIHPIIIJIIQ, llvlou Sm'iin,11-r, Iiottin- Stiifgi I. Hlvzinor Siilliriln-11.11-z', I'Ix'-Pyi Nultiii, I4'l'1i'nw-s Sullii-, limi 'I'IllIIllII44III, Iiutli 'l'ir4l-lX'i'l'I4n, 4ll'1u'i- 'I'l'o-Jxy, lfllsie- VI1lI'lfII,I.liIlIIII XYilvsl1'i'. l.ry4-4- XY4-st. XI1II'i1lIl Willli ,Ili-, lflrluri XYZ--nf 'ug Yifilvt XYo.ili. l':xtln'x'n XX'-nzsvviwz. Iloiwvtliy XX yu vlai Ia'i-nv Yuliinizi, M:-ry freshmen ' 5'optiu1lwi'7. ISHS! two lnuulrml six oxvitvil I l'0slii1u'i1 l'llil'I'1'li tho lu ot' l'nion. Altvr si low days ol' hazing tluly svttlml down. 'l'lu1y omlziiiim-al tlw vlass and elvvtvd tllvil' ottioersz I'r'osidv-tit. Wadi- BIll'liW2lli9l'I Vil'l'- Xngvl Ilonxzllvx, :uid Sec'rvtzi1'y-'l'l'oz1s11i'0i' was Asvvnsion prvsimlm-lit. I Vzunpzis. Wu viiloiwl I ills Tluiso I'IlflII'iIIg.:' Frcslinu-n remind us Svuiors ol' our i.I't'SllIII0ll days. lnion, August 28, ISHN, two lninmlrvml forty-eiglit Sl'2lI'0li s dents not knowing tliv wily :uwnuul and sulteriiig I'i'o1n tlu- pranks ol' up tu- pvr VIEINSIIIOII. We or'gzi1iiz4'-il in curly October and vllosv tho following ol- tivvrs: l'1'4-siilviit, ilvorlfe I'u1'l1g Vivv- mlwsiilviit, .loo llorovitzg Hvvrvtzuv, F' Z' Ruth Friclziy and 'l'i'ei1si1i'vi-, Louise Jzwkson. Wo lnul our Iii-st got-tw g:0tll0I'. il II2lil0W0'OIl l':u'ty, in Um-toln-r. It was our tirst sol-izll vw Our 4-lziss was soon wi-ll i'0pi'i-si-iitvd on flu- lootlnill annl lmslwtlmll tozuns :intl in tlu-1-lnlis. liy Juni-, 1941, nniny ol' us uw-ru looking l'oI'wal to unotlu-1' yozu' :lt l'nion. nt. rd Ygtkovit-li, lfllizzilwtli Iuirnin, John Imwson, l'lnu'lus I'z'i-Ing. .lolgn Yniu-Liu. lrorolhv Idnos. Andy I.:-4-. IYIIIIIIIII lil-Vlly. I':llNVlll'd Y1lZ4'Y1lI', Iivvlyii l zili'on, Angfvlo I..-wzillvttv, Saunuol lloln-rtson. .Xcldison NHIIIIII. .IUZIIIIIP l IlI'IIl'l' NYzill1-I' I,oug'. 4'h:u'lvs Robinson. .le-wvll lfionts. Ilxirry IYIIIIIIII, .loc ltoinzin. .luck BOYS G:ii'e-is. llxlt-olsl BI2lI'l'llS. .Ioun Ii ess. .lzinu-s Ilzilryzlli. .lost-ph Ch-voiiui. liil'IlIll'lI Mzlslyli, .Ioliu Svlxultv, liilly Ili-inli-V. lloln-rt 1lIlHl'II..IilIlI4'S Nilzllilc, .lost-nh Sw-tt. Imlo Ili-nni-tt, William llonfcznlvz, .Xngol Alzitiji-vivli, Nick S-.-iivzyszyii. Rudy lZ.tlni-V. I':lINVZll'II 1li':ili'ln-n, lla-oi'f.:o IXIi'l'i':lrlu-li. 'l'lnnn:ls Snqipzivli. xvililillll Illini, Ili-orgv Hriilii-i'. .loo Mvltonzllil, .luiwior Silvll'So1l. .lollu Iiamiv. Iiivlizird Ilzirpi-i'. 'Flionzais LXIVIHIIIIIS. l'Iili.:'z1l' Swliiuvlciiiriii, Uligirlus lirlnw-, I'il'IlIIl'iS Ilim-ks, 1.lonni-- Illilnyli. Ilolu-rt Sliof. AlIll'lxU I:1lIIllIl'l'. .lolin ll 'L.L'lll'. liivlizircl Illi'1ll'uu', .lzinn-s Sniigvlski, .Ini- lllll'IiW1llI1'I'. W.uli- llollzinfl, flli nn iIIl'Illi1'Z, 'Vlioiuzls Foiiiu-:mln-i',L:', .lzivk liywnt--rs, Gwiwli-ii llollowixy, Ili-nrv M -yi-1, Ilolmi-rt 2-uint, IVIIIJIII 1'-innms, ,wi-1-11.1 n II erton. lll'lll' Mitvlu-ll, .lost-gilt Sutton, lIivli:n'1l 4':isI-llino. .lov Ingruin. Ili-rl Moorm-. K'll.u'los 'I'llUI'IlIllll'Q.l'. liolvlxy l'1'1'.':ll1. Iioln-:'I .l:liilqow,:lqi. Slalnli x' Morris, Wllliulu 'l'oIu n, .lolln Vi-llirs, .lolfn .l-'t'l'ri-y. Iii-onzinl lieu-in-Iiiili. llain Yi-i'lr:1lliv.l'i-o:'u'i- Vnj ns, ,lulizin Imvis, .lolin I llinyi-V. I'Irlxx':il'rl I mwrn-r, I mnulrl 1'- Kiss I ti-:li-i'l4'li If4'!'Ij'Il'l Ilim-lnxiwl Kurltz. .xllllllll Ifiti-llo, Nzllzllvln- I':iu1-liuilc. .lost-nli l'i-rlcins, Iluli- I'l1iIliirs. .loiin l'iiill,s, I,:iwi'i-m-i- Yil,l'lIll4'Ii, lx':1n In lust:-ig XY:ilt4-1' X'-Uiilu lily iii-orgc Zllix l. Hx'isI',2'i' Seven

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D'ElIa, Joseph Spanish. Eng. ll Hriolo Valalrio, ll. -'l'ravm-ling italy From far away Italy t'.1nn-s. our Spanish tm-zu-lu-r, llis hobby is travl-ling llis Nash is thu 1-uvy of 4-arh sm-holar. Von Feld, Mary Ola English Lfmgloth IRQ-signerl Nov. 15. '-LD Mrs. Von Ft-ld is trim and nt-at Avtiyi- in all school affairs: Wi- huliv that in hor future- lift- Shm-'ll m-yn-r have too many l'1ll'l'?4. Struwing, Roy Industrial Arts New York IL- -l'hotography. ATL Llolm-rl Navy Hot. 7, 194211 lli- 1-ntt-rn-rl svrvlm- lu tho Navy To lu-lp us win this war. Ili- lt-ft his wifi- with us NY4- hopt- hc soon returns to :sliori-. Potts, Eleanor Lou Ise History Gm-vnsliurg H.--AKnitting- Cats tile-sigm-11 Jan, lil-HJ Tall and slundm-r ls Miss Potts A wizard in history was her lot, Cruikshank. Wlnifred English Belington, VV. Va. 44 H.-Einbroidery Soniur advisor and friend, Gracious and kindly alwaysg llc-r 4-lassos always a plvasur'-, Shi- also helped us with our plays. Von Fcld, Leo History Imperial, Pa. 1Resigned Nov. 15, lil-liil Laughing and friendly always Ready for He's gone work or fun. into industry to And he-lp a factory to run. work if asv Struwing, Geneva Latin, Eng. ll Midway H.--Trying our new receipts-: iltvsfigni-tl Mar. ll!-HJ Mrs. Struwing likes to Now recipes she tries, 'cook 'l'h1- Navy her husband took Now for him she sighs. Colesberry, Harry History Burgt-ttstown Reading, Gardening His profession is teaching. His hobby is gardening, His pleasure is coachingg This must make happy liv- ing. Nine Pyle, Katherine English Burgettstown H.-Writing Art A ni-wcomer to our school this year Is Miss Katherine Pyle: Writing and reading are her hobbies, Nouns and verbs are her style. Gutzler. Chester Industrial VS'arren, Pa. H.-Sports Mr. Gutzler is slim and very tall favorite sport is basket- ball: He's very proud of his new baby His And hopes that some day she'll be a. fine lady.