Union High School - U Yearbook (Burgettstown, PA)

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School Board Bottom Row, 1 to r: C. La tel - la, E. Caleffie, J. O. Smalley, I). Baileys, E. Jackson, J. Bcrto- vidh. Top Row: V. . Wiegmann, R. I). Hall, J. Jones, W. P. Miller, M. Harvey. Sc wjoL CiihhiuL andI (Bcahd, ticiwiiisLdu founciL The School Board is the mysterious force which keeps our educational system running smoothly. The main purpose of the School Board is to regulate the operation of the schools in the newly formed Burgettstown Area. The Board holds regular monthly meetings at Union High School. Each member is elected for a term of six years. Two of the many duties of the board are approving all financial ventures and passing legislation concerning the students attending Burgettstown Area schools. The officers, elected for one year, are authorized to sign all checks. The Athletic and Activities Council is an important part of our administrative school sys- tem. It consists of four members of the School Board, the supervising principal, the high school principal, the faculty athletic manager, a faculty representative, the head coaches of each sport, one representative from the senior class and one representative from the junior class. Making plans for the various sports seasons is the main job of the Council. In doing this, they determine the policies of our school and preserve the good name that our school has made for itself in district sports. Activities and Athlet- ic Council Bottom Row, 1 to r: E. Jack- son, P. McGraw, R. Maltony, M. George, R. Marshall, S. Bal - yak, R. D. Hall. Top Row: J. Smalley, . Mcrvosh, E. Caleffie, W. P. Miller, D. Bai- leys, M. Harvey. 8

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(IdminiAihodw R. Donald Hall Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Principal Slippery Rock State Teachers College, B. S.; University of Pittsburgh, M. Litt. Mr. Hall faces all problems in a calm, cool and collected manner, no matter what the situation. His amiable dis- position and helpfulness make him a valued friend of all. Nicholas Mcrvosh Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Vice Principal Duquesne University, B. E.; University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed. Mr. Mervosh’s duties are many and varied. All money, excuses, and ath- letic schedules are handled by him, just to name a few responsibilities. He still finds time to be understanding. William P. Miller Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Supervising Principal Wooster College, B. A.; Ohio State University, B. S.; University of Pitts- burgh, M. Ed. Because of his genial personality. Mr. Miller is very popular with the student body as well as with teachers. As supervising principal of the newly- formed Burgettstown Area School Dis- trict, he has many new responsibilities. 9