Union High School - U Yearbook (Burgettstown, PA)

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NOY, ANNIE Lan geloth, Pa. Art Munich, Bavaria, Teaching Certificate P.E. Use your imagina- tion. P.P. Bubble gum The students were glad to see the return of Mrs. Noy this year. In her classes she displays an intense interest in the students and their art work. PUSATERI, JOSEPHINE Burgett town, Pa. Spanish, Latin Bethany, B.A. P.E. Caya la boca! P.P. Students who whistle and boo during assemblies One of the most active teach- ers, Mrs. Pusateri sponsors many extra-curricular activi- .ies. With the interest she shows for the students she is high on the list of favorite teachers. PUSATERI, JOSEPH Burgettstowu, Pa. Problems of Democracy, Driver Training Duquesne University, Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, B.E., M.E. P.E .... PEOPLE! P.P. Students who canit find second gear Mr. Pusateri imparts a wealth of knowledge to his students which will be of great assist- ance in later years. When- ever a question about col- leges arises, he always gives helpful suggestions. ROBERTSON, WILBUR J. Burgettstown, Pa. Physics, Mathematics Washington and Jefferson College, B.S. P.E. We have so much to do and so little time to do it. P.P. Life is too short and beautiful for anyone to have a peeve Mr. Hobertsonis students are glad that from all other pro- fessions be chose teaching. He has furnished students with a fine mathematical background. MCMA? SAUTER, PHILIP Washington, Pa. Industrial Arts California State Teachers College, B.S. P.E. All right, boys, let's get to work. P.P. Snow, ice, and fog Mr. Sauter is our good-na- tured Woodcraft instructor. He sponsors the Industrial Arts Club and also keeps everything around the school ship-shape. Have you noticed his fine stage sets? SCOTT, ELIZABETH Burgettstown, Pa. Librarian Muskingum College, Penn State College, A.B., M.Eq. P.E. Look it up in the dictionary. P.P. Procrastinators The pleasant, efficient per- son one sees upon entering the library is Miss Scott. She is currently compiling subject cards for all library hooks which will be of im- measurable value to every- one. SCHAFER, JUNE Eighty-Four, Pa. Chemistry, General Science Califomia State Teachers College, B.S. P.E. Stop goofing offl P.P. Students who try to finesse their way through courses The charming addition to the faculty this year is Miss Schafer. When students are not fully prepared for lab, beware, lest compound or temper explode. TIANO, THERESA Washington, Pa. Business Education West Liberty, University of Pittsburgh, B.A., M.A. P.E. Fingers on the home keys! P.P. Slippery roads Miss Tiano may be strict in her typing classesg but when her students leave, she is confident of two things - something has been accomp- lished and students have learned something new.

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KIMBERLAND, IAMES Atlasburg, Pa. Mathematics, General Business Training Washington and Jefferson College, B.S. P.E. Keep quiet. P.P. The new manager of the re- freshment stand at the foot- ball stadium is Mr. Kimber- land. His cooperation and consideration make him a favorite with his students and refreshment stand aides. LONGEVITSH, FRANK Slovan, Pa. Industrial Arts, Metal Shop California State Teachers College, University of Pitts- burgh, B.S., M.E. P.E. P.P. Know-it-all seniors A Welcome new addition to our faculty is Mr. Longe- vitsh who is pleasant and capable. His main hobby is building model airplanes and teaching others how to make them. KOSOVEC, DOROTHY Burgettstown, Pa. Freshman English, Literature Bethany Colleye, B.A. P.E. rrrrrrrr! P.P. Hall patrols who skip their duty after seventh period Flashing a smile Miss Koso- vec greets everyone with a cheery hello. The class of '54 is grateful that there is a teacher willing to under- take the sponsorship of the U. LOWRY. RUTH Washington, Pa. Music Westminster College, B.S. P.E. Have you heard this song? P.P. Lack of respect of boys and girls in and out of school With the chorus, music class- es, and piano lessons Mrs. Lowry manages to maintain an active interest in many other activities as well. Her chorus has done well in state competition. 67,614 LUNGER, BARBARA MALONE, HAROLD Independence, Pa. Home Ee., English Mansfield Nonnal School, Mansfield Diploma P.E. Throw that gum in- to the wastepaper bas- ket! P.P. Someone to spill coffee in one's saucer This year Mrs. Lunger sup- ervised the rcdecoration of the sitting room in the home economics buildingg the ma- terials were fumished by the junior F.H.A. Mrs. Lunger's work is certainly appreciated. MCGRAW, PATRICK Burgettstown, Pa. Sophomore English, Literature Ediuboro State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. P.E. We'll have minute speeches today. P.P. People walking through the halls peep- ing into classrooms Everyone was glad to see Mr. McGraw retum to his alma mater this year, Mr. McGraw applied his training gratis to help the football squad last fall. Langeloth, Pa. Biology University o f Pittsburgh. B.S. P.E. Cut that out! P.P. Squeaky chairs Mr. Malone's noted humor makes biology a popular sub- ject. He is well-known for his perfomiing at pep meet- ings, announcing home foot- ball games, and running the movie projector. NICKSICK, BOGDAN Burgettstowu, Pa. Physical Education Texas VVesleyan College, B.S. I7.E. Pick sides for killer basketball! P.P. Poor losers Mr. Nicksick's jovial manner and pleasing smile make him one of thc most popular teachers. Constantly he strives for sportsmanship in his classes and in his teams.

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TONY, GEORGE VVELCII, j. WVILBERT YANNI, PAT ZOLLARS- KATIIEHINE N4-xv Km-nsinutun, I'al. Fmrga-Hslown, Pu. Slovzm. Pu, BlIl'l!l'fiSKUWIl. Pnl. Businc-ss Educaliion Mathematics Sophomore History .IIIHIUT EIU-III-h, Liwfilfllfl' IIIKIIEIIISI 4Stutc 'I'c-an-In-rs Col- IH-nn Stun- Collc-gh, A,l5, Univl-rhigy uf Iflnrjgln, 13.5, fzulifurniax 'Stntv 'l'cm'lu'l' I i14'. B-5 1'.I'I. Quin-II IFE. I wasnt In club you, IMIIIJQII' Bb' I'.l'l. K1-vp quic-I! l'.I'. Stud:-nts who unlk hwy. P.IC. 'l'hL'rm-'s too lnurlu l',l'. aluuhh' film- in thu- hulls. P.I'. Stucln-nts who chnfl vonfusinn in this room. Mr, Tony, thx- tullvst facility Nlx. XYm'lch is lhv Iil'I'hIIll'IiHl pany alth-ntion in L-In-as l'.P. Shuh-nts with in lm'mh4'r, is thu- II-Squuci zulvisor lhis j'C'2ll'. XVIII! his An ulumnus nf I'niun, Slr, fialkvci 05105 Imsks-tlmll cousin. Unch-r his nmny yn-urs ol' 4-xp:-rim-nu-, hc Ygnmi is our hnschull I-om-h. Mrs. Zollurs 4-nlivz-ns hm aihlv sup:-rvisiun thx- husim-ss knows how to lmmlh- amy His fri:-mllinuss. pm-p. amd vlussvs with lnm'il'S, l'1't'Hr4Is stall! cIisI al Iinl' job raising prohlc-lnlImt11myau'is4-muon! good humor mukx' him an and wlippiugs, Shu spvnl llllllllj' for thx' '54 U. his stllmlvllts. Il'i1'mI of thx' SIUCIVIII5. 'l'hm- llllllly hoiirs l'IH'L'kIllLf mu girls .xrv :uve-II hy his good lits-rury 1-Ihwts lor tho '58 looks, U. This projx-ct l'l'flllIl'0C mu:-h thnuyght and pntivm-4 Mufionu .MIVIUF ,ginrffffy -fdchffmzry 0lll'LfAl. J SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bottom Row, I to r: QI. IIIISAIICYI, G. Fihpponi. Bottom Row, I to r: D, Kosovvc, T. Tizmo, Isponsorb IC, Scott, 2nd Row: H. D. llzlll, ll. Cohfs- 2nd Row: C. Ilzumu. Isponsorj XV. XVvIL-I1, .I. hm-rrv. NI. Ihumax. -I. IlIISllIl'l'I. KIlllIJi'I'IA1lKI. I3