Union High School - U Yearbook (Burgettstown, PA)

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Doris Jean Baker Doris A. Police lady Commercial P. E. Oh heck! And you will speed us onward with a cheer F.H.A. 9,10.11,12lSl3 H.R. Off. SQVPJ, 9tVPl3 Cheerleader 11.12. Doris, a peppy cheerleader, has a pleasing smile and per- sonality. With her determination to suc- ceed. she will be tops as a police woman. Wesley K. Allen Wes A. Secret service worker General P. E. Shiebe Shiebe mung tung gulie joi pada la. Practice is the best cf all instructors Football 93 Science 9. Wes goes quietly about his own affairs. Even though he doesn't have much to say. he is well liked by all students. Lois ,lane Baker Lo Io A. To manage a restaurant Commercial P. E. Where was Men are men but the best sometimesfor- ef, Cho. 8,9,123 F.H.A. 9,10,11,123 Lib. 11, 123 Bus. St. U.g Hi-Lite. Lois is really lots of fun when you get to know her. Her hu- mor and vitality are qualities which are lacking in many people. May your ambi- tion be realized, Lois. David C. Anderson Dave A. To have a happy married life Commercial P. E. Hi- Buddy! He projits most who serves best Sportsmen 9,10,11,12. David is the sportsman of our senior class. But no mat- ter how enthusiastic he is in sports, he al- ways has time to say Hi . John Clark Ayres Windy A. Jet Pilot Academic P. E. Hi Fella! Where there's music there can't be mis- chief' Band 8,9,10,11.123 Football 8,9.10g Bas ketball 8,9,10g H.R. Off. 8lPJ, 9tVPJ, 11fPlQ Hi-Y 10,11.123 Jr. Pl:-1y3 Sr. Play3 Spanish 123 Dram. 93 St. C. 8,9,11. Windy is our star trumpet player. His hobbies seem to be driving his Pontiac and being with the opposite sex. Jane Ben Janie A. Office worker Commercial P. E. You know what! ? ! F.H.A. 8tSJg Dram. 9g Comm. 10g Tri-Hi- Y 11,12. .lanie's ability on the dance floor has caught many male eyes. She always has a smile and a sweet hello to those who meet her. Anthony Bologna Tony A. To be a success Academic P. E. If it's possible. Personality is to a man what peU'urne is to ajlowef' Football 9,103 Hi-Y 10,11,12. Tony is one of our handsome boys from Eldersville. We know Tony will be a success because of his wonderful personality. Seniors Marlene Faye Blue Mar A. Secretary Commercial P. E. Okay! Saddle your dreams beffre you ride 'em' F.H.A. 8.9.10.11,12tPar.Jg Band 11,12. Mar, one of our senior majorettes, has ex- hibited her fine talent in this field. Any man that has Marlene for his secretary will be getting the best. ,lean Bonner Jeannie A. Secretary Commercial P. E. Flathead! A quiet mind is richer than a crown Cho. 83 F.H.A. 11,12. A cute senior with few words to say describes our Jeannie. She is well-versed in commercial subjects and will make a competent secretary. Clyde David Chastulik Chas A. To be a general in the army General P. E. That's what hurts. I would rather please one good man than many bad Football 9.10. Chas can always be seen hurrying to school in the mornings. Hunt- ing and trapping are only a few of his pas times. Noella A. Bricq Noella A. Interpreter Commercial P. E. Gee Whiz! Conversation is one ofthe greatest plea- sures in lQ'e F.H.A. 9,11,12Q Bus. St. U. Noella, who came to this country from Belgium four years ago, has done a wonderful job of ad- justing to our way of living. We know she'll succeed in becoming an interpreter. Charles Clemens Russ A. To join the Air Force Commercial P. E. You better wake up. No man is happy who does not think him- seUso Wrestling 11,12. Charles has a quiet man- ner and pleasant smile. Any organization will be glad to have Charles. Friedrich Ross Crupe Fred A. To go to college Academic P. E. Gee Dad! Leaming is the eye ofthe mind Sportsmen 10g Natl. Hon. Soc. 10,11.123 Jr. Play3 Sr. Play: Hi-Y 125 Lyre Club 113 Ed. St. U. tAsst. Ed.J3 Math Fung County Cho. 11,123 W. District Cho. 112 Mixed Quartet 11g Mixed Ens. 113 Boys' Cho. 113 H.R. Oli 11tSTl, 12fPj3 St. C. 12. A scholar with a fine sense of humor - that's our Fred. He participates in practically every school function. We are especially indebted to him for his work as assistant editor of the U. Deanna Louise Burchianti Dee A. Sociologist Academic P. E. Oh heck! 'Tis the mind that makes the body richi' Cho. 8,93 Ens. 83 Sextet 93 H.R. ,DFL QQSTJL F.H.A. 83 Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11,12 15 tPro. Ch.jg Natl. Hon. Soc. 10,11,123 Math Fung Lib. 123 Sr. Play lSjg Hi-Liteg Ed. St. U. Dee always has a smile for those she passes in the halls. Deanna made a wonderful student director of the senior play. John Wayne Cummings .lay A. Radio and T. W. repairman General P. E. Yah! At the gam.e's end we shall see who gainsi' Football Mgr. 8,9,1O,11,123 H.R. Off. 11 fST,Q Varsity U. 10,11.121 Wrestling 11. 12g Baseball 9. During football season Jay can be seen at the football field doing his numerous duties. As football manager he's the greatest. Norma ,lane Gagnon Norm A. Secretary or Beautician Commercial P. E. I understand. My heart is warm with the friends I make G.A.A. 12. Although Norma came to us in her junior year she has made many friends among students and teachers. We're sure Norma will be a success in her chosen career. Elva Cain Ellie A. Secretary or WAC Commercial P. E. Alrighty He whose virtues exceed his talents is a good manl' Tri-Hi-Y 11Q G.A.A. 123 Cho. 9. Elva is a happy go lucky girl who acts as though she hasn't a care in the world. She is a G.A.A. member who really knows basket- ball. Ronald A. Dalessandri Dal A. To be happy General P. E. Mora! Light gains make heaty purses Football 9.10. Ronald is a Harmon Creek boy who is an authority on hunting and trapping. He is one of our quieter senior boys who is a friend to all. Carol Sue Christy Carol Sioux A. Home economics teacher Academic P. F.. Gee whiz! I rnake the most of all that comes, and the least of all that goes F.H.A. 9g Cho. 9,10g Octet, Sextet 103 Natl. Hon. Soc. 10,11,123 Tri-Hi-Y IOQTJ, 11,12 tPub. Ch.lg H.R. Off. 12lST,L Hi- Liteg Ed. St. U3 Sr. Play. Carol's neatness and attractive clothes. along with her splendid personality, will make her home economics students admire her. Fred Dalverny F reddte A. To be a millionaire General P. E. Get out of here! No one knows what he can do till he tries Wrestling 10,11,123 Varsity U. 11,12. Fred's ambition is to be a millionaire. and if he succeeds we hope he'll remember us. The wrestling team is certainly going to miss Fred.