Union High School - U Yearbook (Burgettstown, PA)

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i Band. Bottom Bow, l. to r.: L. Malone, M. Bokoski, R. Bongiorni, C. Holland, M. Bongiorni, A. Dnnvk, R Schlinski, C. Pirili. 2nd Bow: M. Cassidy, ll. Bongiorni, XV. Martin, Mr. Snyder, F. Muclmk, -I. Harvey, -I. Ln- llor-ku. 3rd Row: J. Bolwr, E. Bolling, K. Stewart, J. Latclla, R. Tasz, P. Muniz, K. Culley. N. jones, V. Banc- 4tll Row: S. Pc-trucci. S. Mis, N. Cree, D. Robertson, M. L. Clmstulik, N. Columluizl, K. Znlwtukis, XV. Hemphill D. Dc-llvnlmugl1,j. Bupuui. 5th Bow: J. Penclcrvillc, C. Yukevicli, M. Iolxnson, I. Si1llClK'I'S, M. j. Figlc-y, S McCoy, C. XVilgl'll'l', J. Mille-r. 6th ROW: I. Foclor, I. Clmstnlik, A. Davis, T. Wllill'l17ll, M. A. Mungollo. D xvilftlllll, R. Lunnlcr, L. Burclliunti, I. Antonctti. 7th Row: A. Boni, M. Dalvcrny, VV. Kc-mp, 'l'. Banc, AI. VVilcox S. Bartolvtti, R. Pirili. 8th Row: R. Tucci, B. Mailer, B. Ayres, W. McCrcigl1t, H. Banc. Bottom Row: M. Bongiornig 2nd Row: R. Scliilinski, L. Malonc, R. Bongiorni, A. Dlmvkg Srcl Bow: G. Pirilm G. Holland, M. Bokoski. 24

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glam, a wonderful party. They worked long and hard on this class event. making it an enjoy- ahle affair. As the sports year progressed, those who had been the promising players of last year actually lu-came the foundation of the varsity teams of this year. Quite a few sophomore names appeared on the rosters of the various sports. Nlany of those tenth graders received their letters. Many sophomores showed their school spir- it hy being very active in the programs of the senior hand. Those sophomore majorettes who led the hand this year were Rose lion- giorni and Andrea Danek. Sophomores en- thusiastically leading the cheering at the freshmen football games were: lieheeca Chris- ty, Mary 'Io Figley. bloan Colmleck. Nlarie Tun- uo. janet Sanders, and Earlene Ayres. The chorus also was very proud of its sophomore memhers this year. XVe are looking forward to seeing these friendly and hard-working students coming hack next year as 1ipperclassmen. ff: w Boihnn Row. l. Ko r.: fl. Ilouk M. Calspurovie, C. llonzuln-L, N sluuv, Miss 'l'ianu, ll. llueik, D lfilippoui, M. Kauupizul, ll. lloll hurt. .l- Filipponi, S. lloleski Top How: lt. Ilnuut, XY. Ilughey Tucci, lt. Tuliorski, ll. Yuzevalc Keifcr, l'. Luliislink, S. lull' D. Lyons. 2nd Row: S. l.uke- M. 1'lllll'y, X. Latellal, ll. llol- land, l'. Kiunlverlauul, N. jones, -I. Kertesn, D. Fox. 3rd Row: VV. Kemp, lt. Kloodlluul, C. Ful- ler, ll. llauupson. K. Kawensky, L. lxaras, C.. lxotouch. IJ. llzirt. G. lfowler, vl. Karas, 'l'. lloover. Bottom Row. l. lo r.: ll. Sauuls-rs, M. Tunno, A. ltonu-Hi, ll. Sun- dri, Miss Scott, Miss St-liafer, A. Strom-n, ul. Susku, I.. Stllller, M. Vujenkie, V. Tolly, K. VVl'lSll. 2nd Row: VV. Martin, ll. Sen- drink. Nl. Sli:u'kn-y, l . Snxlou, ll. TIIUIIIAIS, l.. 'l'nlmorski, M. VVil- snn, A. Sinan, S. NVorslell. D. Yuksie. I.. Yoho, M. Zurcln-r, li. Zelenku, ul. Ilutkauskus, VV. lXloore. 3rd Row: ll. llonlan, C. liulrin, ll. Polnpe, A. llommes, ll, Lyons, N. Zulu-takis. S. Yuki-- vieh. lf. Yundrieh, C. Spontalk, li. Owens, D. Tuotluuan, ll. Krzecnowski. Top Row: ll. NVull'- kill, lt. jaunes, 'l'. Ynientie, ll. XY. Vvll2llt'll, ll. liudy, A. Orga.

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Ir. Band Bottom Row, l to r: L. Burehianti Cst. dir.J, D. Bruce, C. Boni, R. Tueci, C. XVebster, D.HNiungello. II. Scott, M. Colesberry, L. Hill, S. Rash. 2nd Row: -I. Stewart, lt. Lal'osta, R. Dclamontagne, M. Shaffer. bl. Spa- nogians, -I. Hill, ll Boni, j. Boni. Band The Band, a hard working group of fifty- five members, earned the distinction of being one of Unionis finest musical organizations. Under the direction of Mr. Snyder, who is teaching at Union for the first time, the band has been a welcome addition to pep meetings, assemblies, plays and football games. The band elected the following officers: president, Thurma Wharton, vice president, Arthur lionig secretary-treasurer, Kathryn Za- betakisg publicity chairman, Sandra Petrucci. After completing a course in the junior band students graduate to the senior band. The junior band performed well at the B- squad football games. The junior band mem- bers also serve as substitutes for the senior band when someone is absent. Members of the band have participated in state band, district band, and for the first time in a county band, which performed for teach- ers, institute. A program of Christmas music was broadcast by the band to the classrooms bv means of the public address system before Christmas vacation. The main event of the year was the Spring Concert for which the band worked very hard. A bake sale and a dance were sponsored by the band to raise money to buy band jackets for the seniors. Much credit is due the majorettes for their excellent work at football games and other activities with the band. Many thanks to Mr. Snyder for his original and entertaining ideas, which have made the band an outstanding organization at Union.