Union High School - U Yearbook (Burgettstown, PA)

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Panel discussion in History III Displaying scrapbook in Spanish II Hearing records in English II Working problems in Algebra I =H.eave$ SEPTEMBER 6 Back to classes, back to books'' . . . 9 Our first game is a deadlock with Chester 14 Everyone's confused; first club day 15 1950 U Staff announced 16 We lost! Who to? Waynesburg! 19 Library Club holds first meeting 20 Your U Staff meets 23 Tied againl With Allegheny this time 26 Your first Hi-Lite. It's larger 27 Tri-Hi-Y induction service 28 Our first assembly: Lenaroe's Duet 30 Commercial Club starts the social whirl with Au- tumn Serenade. We lost to Midland OCTOBER 3 Student Council meets 7 Our first win; over Avella 11 Group pictures are taken for U 12 Clubs again. Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y have annual party 14 Again! West Allegheny is defeated 17 Pennsylvania Week begins 21 Lyre Club holds dance after victorious B Squad game with Weirton 25 Harry C. White assembly 28 Spooks and goblins were seen at the Freshman Hallowe'en Party Trinity 25—Union 31 29 Miss Cassidy changes her name to Mrs. Michael Harris NOVEMBER 1 Future Homemakers inducted 3 Dance International assembly 4 Tri-Hi-Y dance after sorrowful Canonsburg game 7 B Squad played Canonsburg 8 Allen Duo assembly 9 More troubles; end of the first quarter 10 Nurse speaks to senior girls 11 Our last game; lost; Monaco vs UHS 16 Lyre Club Sweater Hop at 8:00 18 Seniors give out with dramatics 23 We celebrate Thanksgiving vacation at Spanish Club dance 28 Accordion Trio assembly 6

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TENNYSON, DR. HARRY L. Burgettstown, Pa. Supervising Principal Wash. Jeff., B. S. Columbia University, M. A. University of Calif., Dr. of Ed. H. Golf P. E. You know you don't do things like that. Mr. Tennyson has earned a new name for himself, Doc. by receiving his degree. He is seen at games giving his whole-hearted support in cheers. WELCH, J. W. Burgettstown, Pa. Principal Penn State, A. B. H. Golf P. E. Pardon this interrup- tion . . . Mr. Welch has a friendly, courteous, understanding man- ner with all the students. He is noted for his enthusiasm for all sports. MILLER, WILLIAM P. Burgettstown, Pa. Assistant Principal Wooster, Ohio University, B. A., B. S. H. Farming P. E. I would like to see the following people ... Mr. Miller is a friend of all the students. His hobby ought to be listening to all our troubles and trying to under- stand them. VAJENTIC, DOROTHY Slovan, Pa. Secretary Business Training College H. Collecting salt and pepper shakers. P. E. Good morning. Union High School. Our cheerful secretary lends a pleasant atmosphere to our office. Dorothy's gracious smile and personality have made her a favorite of the students COLESBERRY, HARRY Burgettstown, Pa. History Muskingum, Pitt, B. A., M. Litt. H. Gardening P. E. It was in your assign- ment. For pastime Mr. Colesberry drives the school bus and sells insurance. His regular task is teaching sophomore history and he is also the sophomore class advisor. SMITH, MRS. JEAN A. Burgettstown, Pa. Secretary H. My grand-daughters P. E. Now Jeannie does . . Mrs. Smith always has a ready smile for everyone that enters the office. Her pleasant smile greets everyone upon entering the office. CANNING, ROBERT Burgettstown, Pa. Physical Education George Washington University B. S. H. My cleaning plant. P. E. Wipe that smilo off your face. In school he can be found teaching health to the boys and out of school he can b? seen driving his Red Truck up to his cleaning business at Langeloth. 8