Union High School - U Yearbook (Burgettstown, PA)

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 w. E dedicate this our 1946 U to Mr. William P. Miller, whose good sense of humor, earnest co-operation, pleasing personality, and sincere interest have made him one of Union's most outstanding teachers. Mr Miller has served Union for ten years as a mathematics and science teacher, faculty manager of athletics, assistant principal, and during the past year he has filled the roll of acting principal. Mr. Miller is advisor to the student council. The students are proud to call him friend. 3

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oreusor j w. E have endeavored in this the 1946 U to keep alive the memories of our four years in Union. With the world still in an unsettled condition, our task has not been an easy one. Without the co-operation of the printers, the photographers, the student body, the faculty, cur parents, and the generous business- men, the production of this annual would not have been possible. This year's annual is the largest ever produced at Union. The U Staff has striven to make our annual different. We have divided the book into five sections. Introducing each section of the book is the dove of peace. It is our hope that all future annuals may be produced under peacetime conditions. We sincerely trust that this book will always re- main one of our most cherished possessions. The U Staff is very proud to present the 1946 U .

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Union High School is proud of its World War II Honor Roll which was presented to the school by our predecessors, the Class of '45. This plaque graces the wall of the school's main front corridor. Memories of this roll will linger long in the minds of the present student body. From day to day the students pause on their way to class to read the names of those graduates who served their country. Nineteen names are starred for having made the supreme sacrifice of their lives. We are honored that Union has this permanent memorial to our alumni. 4