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Bottom Row, l to r: C. Bianchi, I. Culley, L. Testas, E. Wagner, A. Dalverny, C. Latella, W. Miller, J. Bertovich, E. Caleffie, I. jones. Not pictured: G. D. Scott. T, B. Stevenson, I. Zelenko. 524,00 The Burgettstown-Smith Joint School Board is composed of twelve members - five from Burgettstown Borough and seven from Smith Township. These representatives are elected by the people of the community for a term of six years. The two boards have been operating a high school program jointly since 1917. The school board meets monthly in the administrative office at Union to conduct the affairs of the high school. The officers of the board are as follows: I. R. Culley, president, Leon Testas, vice presi- dent, C. D. Scott, secretary, and G. D. Bianchi, treasurer. The school board, having a difficult and important job, meets as a unit, however, it requires a majority vote of each of the boards to approve any action. The members are always striving to improve the education- al standards at Union. President Culley has appointed the fol- lowing members to serve on special com- mittees: Building Committee Chairman Bianchi, Wagner, Stevenson I ZZW and Caleffie inspect the buildings to see what repairs are needed. Budget Committee Chairman Bertovich, Scott, Stevenson, and Zelenko meet with Mr. Miller and plan a tentative budget for the school year. Band Committee Chairman Zelenko, jones, Scott, and Dalverny approve engagements that the band- leader plans. Athletic Council Wagner, Iones, Latella and Testas serve with two student representatives, a junior and a senior. Two members are from the Burgetts- town Borough Board and two members are from the Smith Township Board. The super- vising principal, the Union High principal, the faculty manager, and the head coaches of each of the sports also serve on the athletic Council. This group of civic-minded men try to keep Union as modern and up-to-date as pos- sible and are of great service to our com- munity.
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.xdcfminidfrafiue jay HALL, R. DONALD Atlaslxurg, Pa. Principal Slippery Rock, University of Pittshurgli, B.S., M.E. P.E. Indas priest! l'.P. A show-off Hardly a day passes without Attention for announcements. please lmegiuuiug it. This is Mr. Hall giving his announce- ments over the P.A. system. If you ever have any trouhles or need advice, he is most willing to sit anrl listen. His pleasant iuauuvr and calm disposition affect the faculty and students favora lily. SMITH, JEAN Burgettstown, Pa. Secretary P.E. Goo d morning, Union High School. P.P. Noise Mrs. Smith greets everyone who enters the upper office with a pleasant smile. Her genial personality and her hclptulucss are welcomed and appreciated at Union High School. MILLER, WILLIAM P. Cherry Valley, Pa. Supervising Principal Wooster, Ohio State, University of Pittshurgh, B.A., B.S., M. Ed. P.E. Is that right? P.P. Distourteous people Even though he's the husiest man in the school, Mr. Miller can always find time for a pleasant greeting and a short chat. His respon ihility is seeing that everything runs smoothly in all the elementary schools of the township as uell as at the high school. RICHEY, MARY Burgettstown, Pa. Secretary P.E. Colly neds! P.P. Teachers who don't get exams in ou time One can never enter the office and find Mrs. Richf-v idle. In spite of endless in- terruptions hy students and faculty, she maintains A friendly composure and works effectively. 9 MERVOSH, NYCIIULAS Burgettstown Pa. Vice Principal Duquesne Universitv, Uni- versity of l'ittslun'p!ll, ll.l'f., M.E. P.E. I would like to sec the following students at this time. P.l', Pupils who forget their excuses VVheu coming to the office for an excuse, we are greet- cd hy Mr. Mervosh. His sym- pathetic understanding of the students' prohlems make him well-liked. As assistant principal. Mr, Mervosh plays an important role in the ef- ficiency of our school. He arraniges the complete athletic schedules, handles all eluh money, and drives a school bus. GARCY, ELIZABETH Laugeloth, Pa. Nurse Washington Hospital, H.N. P.E. Do you feel any hetter now? P.P. Someone constant- ly saying, l want an aspirin. In her soft-spoken voice Mrs. Garcy gives reliahlc remedies and soon has her patients hack in class. The students realize her almility and know that her sympathy is sincere.
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