Union High School - U Yearbook (Burgettstown, PA)

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RICH, DOM B. S. Jeannette, Pa. Football Coach College: Indiana State Teacher's, University of Pittsburgh P.E. I don't stand for any messin' around. Football coach . . Physical Educa- tion instructor . . co-operative Mr. Rich became an enthusiastic friend of the students. SAUTER, PHILIP J. B. S. Uniontown, Pa. Industrial Arts College: California State Teacher's Bowman Technical School of Watchmaking P.E. Let's get to work. Our wood-carver . . shop mentor . . a very busy man who always finds time to be friendly. ROBERTSON, WILBUR J. B. S. Florence, Pa. Mathematics College: Washington and Jeffer- son P.E. Honest? Our tree planter . . mathematician . . jolly . . co-operative . . Mr. Robertson filled many hungry stu- dents at the hot-dog stand. SCOTT, ELIZABETH L. B. A. Burgettstown, Pa. Librarian College: Muskingum, Ohio, Penn State P.E. Honestly and truthfully? Our literary woman . . traveler . . sincere . . dependable . . Miss Scott will always be remembered F r her kindness to the students. SMILEY, MARIE L. B. B. A. JofFre, Pa. Commercial College: Westminster P.E. All right, class. The bride of the year . . peppy . . . . kind and considerate . . Mrs. Smiley is happy in love. STRUWING, GENEVA B. B. A. Midway, Pa. Latin and English College: Bethany P.E. That's true, too. Precise . . thoughtful . . capable . . Mrs. Struwing is our efficient Sophomore advisor. STRONG, DOROTHY E. B. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. Commercial College: University of Pittsburgh P.E. And so forth! Friendly . . co-operative . . ener- getic . . Miss Strong has helped to make our Senior days memorable. STRUWING, ROY B. S. Rochester, N. Y. Industrial Arts College: Syracuse University, N. Y., Oswega Normal, N. Y. P.E. Golly, what's the matter, now? A Sea-bee during the war . . hus- band of one of our faculty . . Mr. Struwing is a teacher in the metal shop. 9

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LEWIS, GEORGE R. B. S. Kingston, Pa. Mathematics College: East Stroudsburg State Teacher's P.E. If my memory serves me correctly. Skillful . . mathematical wizard . . conscientious teacher . . Mr. Lewis has helped many students toward their ambitions. MALONE, W. H. B. S. Burgettstown, Pa. Biology College: Monmouth, Pitt P.E. May I have your attention? Our champion wit . . a tease . . a botanical expert . . Mr. Malone is a favorite among the students. MACKS, HELEN B. S. Slovan, Pa. Home Economics College: Indiana State Teacher's, Slippery Rock P.E. That just makes me furious. An enthusiastic sports fan . . an efficient cook . . avid reader one of our Home Ec. directors. MARTIN, ADA BELLA M. A. Burgettstown, Pa. Languages College: University of Pittsburgh, University of Grenoble, Grenoble, France; University of Paris, Paris, France; Middleburg Col- lege, Middleburg, Vermont; Col- orado College, Colorado Springs, Colorado P.E. Shucks! Our linguist . . peppy . . humorous we all admire Mrs. Martin's ability to speak in so many differ- ent languages. citizen sii ip, McGREGOR, ROBERT P. B. A. Wilkinsburg, Pa. Music College: Carnegie Tech P.E. Ready! Our returned G. I. . . Our melo- dious gent . . a tall and lanky yank . . we welcome him back to Union. O'BRIEN, MARIE B. S. Bentleyville, Pa. English College: California State Teacher's P.E. Get quiet! Our attractive redheaded English teacher . . jolly smile . . neat . . Miss O'Brien is our Hi-Lite advisor. MERVOSH, NICHOLAS B. E. Slovan, Pa. Civics College: Duquesne University P.E. In the Army— Leader in sports . . o sincere friend . . Mr. Mervosh is a gentleman whom we are glad to welcome back to Union. PUSATERI, ELEANOR B. A. Pittsburgh, Pa. English College: Univ. of Pittsburgh P.E. Be quiet. Freshman Class sponsor . . Junior Play director . . Friend of the stu- dents . . Miss Pusateri is a very popular teacher. 8

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1st Row: C. D. Scott, N. Christy, G. Atherton, A. Dolverny, O. M. Kimberlond. 2nd Row: P. J. Sciomonno, J. Bertovich, C. Lotello, E. Wagner. Not Pictured—T. B. Stevenson, C. M. Marino. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION With the construction of Union High School's building in 1917, it became necessary to organ- ize a board to transact any business pertaining to the operation and maintenance of the school. The Burgettstown Smith Township Joint School Board was formed for this purpose. The Board is composed of a total member- ship of twelve; five members are from the Bur- gettstown Borough, and seven from Smith Township. These Board members are elected by popular vote for a six-year term. With every second year two new members are elected; re-elections are allowed. Members can serve more than six years on the Board. If a member resigns, another is appointed by the Board to finish his term. Current meetings are held on the second Tuesday of every month. At these meetings any thing concerning the operation of Union High School is discussed and acted upon. The School Board engaged building inspectors to come to the school this year and make plans for building improvements and constructions. Each school district pays for these operational costs through the School Board according to the num- ber of pupils enrolled at Union from the respec- tive districts. Pupils who attend Union from districts not included in the Joint School Board pay a monthly tuition fee to the Board. This organization has given satisfactory service to the Union High School students for the past twenty-nine years. We appreciate their cooperation. 10