Union High School - U Yearbook (Burgettstown, PA)

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,D HALL, R. DONALD Atlashurg, Pa. Principal Slippery Rock, Pitt, B. S., M. E. P. E.f0ur assistant jani- tors will lie- This year Mr. Hall has assumed the task of being Union's principal. The stu- dents respect his thoughtful and understanding manner. Everyone appreciates the way Mr. Hall handles school af- fairs. Congratnlaions to our newest faculty papal HAVELKA. NAOMI Bnrgettstown, Pa. Secretary P. E.-Alrighty. Pretty, youthful and jovial -that's our competent sec- retary, Naomi. Mrs. Havel- ka is a favorite of all who come in contact with her. As one enters the ofiice, one de- tects a cheerful atmosphere, due to her presence. O I I L wi? ti i are 'ts MILLER, WILLIAM P. Burzettstown, Pa. Supervising Principal NVooster, Ohio State Univ.. B. A., B. S. P. E.-Good morning! Mr. Miller has the ioh of Supervising Principal this year. We all miss hearing his familiar voice over the loudspeaker and seeing him in the lower olhcc. He is liusv with many duties and activities hut always has time to smile and say hello.', SMITH, JEAN Burgettstown, Pa. Secretary P. E.-All right! Let's go! The class of '52 thinks Mrs. Smith one of the nicest people to know. She is al- ways willing to stop what she is doing and help a student find the answer to any ot his prohlems. 8 MERVOSH, NICHOLAS Bnrgettstown, Pa. Asst. Principal Physical Ed. Coach Duquesne Univ., B. E.. Univ. of Pitt, M. E. P. E.fI would like to see the following in the office. Transferring from coach to athletic director and assist- ant principal this year, Mr. Mervosh greets us with a re- quest for ns to come to the office. He is always under- standing and sympathetic with the students about their prohlems. GARCY. ELIZABETH Langeloth, Pa. Nurse XVashington Hospital, R. N. P,E.-XVhat's your trou- lile? Wonderful personality, pa- tient and thoughtful, Mrs. Garcy always tries to cheer us as she listens to our com- plaints and cures our trou- hles. Mrs. Carey is very popular with the students.

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V' i l . N V' iw 'J' 3 I ANESTIS, PLATO McDonald, Pa. English B. A.. M. E. degrees Univer- sity of Pittsburgh P. E.-Girls, tone your volume down! Although new at Union High this year, Mr. Anestis became acquainted ouickly. Besides being sophomore English teacher, he has clone a lot of fine work in making the Dranmtics Club one of the most progressive at Union. BEYER, JEAN Heidelberg. Pa. Physical Education Pitt, B. S. P. E.fLine up! Don't be frightened! That's not The Chnrize of the Light Brigade you hear. It's just Mrs. Bever steaming in her trusty old Ford to heat the tardv bell on the momings --he has first period izvm class. Her nice personality has made her a favorite with rnany students. HANNA, CABRIEL Langeloth, Pa. Science. Arithmetic Pitt, B. S. P. E.--I'll take you down to the coaches' room. One of our most compe- tent hus drivers is Mr. Han- na. He is friendly and al- ways wears a smile. He is one of Uniou's most ardent sports fans. His pleasant manner makes him well liked by all his students. IIANNA, MARY IEANNE Burgettstown, Pa. Home Economics Indiana State Teachers Col- lege, B. P. E.-VVell -now Mrs. Hanna is always busy but never neglects to smile and be cheerful to all the students. Because of her ma- ny abilities. she makes better honieniakers. She has adult sewing classes at night. BABYAK, STEVE Slovan, Pa. History Findlay, B.S. P. E.-Get on the ball. there, boy. In one year at Union Mr. Babyak, assistant football and Wrestling coach, has gained a prominent position on our faculty. His enthusi- asm at Union's sports events reflects his vitality and ener- EY- COLESBERRY, HARRY s o tt - it a. I ,H . - . Muslci um. B. ., P1 , M. Li . E.-Open your books! Mr. Colesberry frequently stands outside of 207 herding the sophomores into history class. Although he is a busy man, he had a new job this year. He was the competent announcer at our home wrestling matches. FILIPPONI, CINA Slovan. Pa. Business Education Pitt, B.S., M.E. P. E.-I wouldn't want you for my secretaryl Advisor of the business staff of the U and National Honor Society are just two of her many duties. To the seniors she is their ideal of efficiency and personality. Miss Filipponi has shiny, black hair and a beautiful, extensive wardrobe. KIMBERLAND, JAMES Burgettstown, Pa. Mathematics YV. 61 I.. B. S. P. E.-Cut the racket! Under Mr. Kimherlnnd's guidance and direction, the Hi-Y and junior high basket- ball tenm function properly and effectively. He is re- spected, admired, and well- liked by students and faculty because of his amiable per- sonality and friendly nature.