Union High School - U Yearbook (Burgettstown, PA)

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Joseph Pusateri Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Problems of Democracy, Drivers Education Duquesne University, B. Ed. University of Pittsburgh. M. Ed. What could In a dull sub- ject can be made quite in- teresting by Mr. Pusateri’s clever interpretations. Being advisor of the senior class isn’t an easy job. but he cap- ably undertakes this job. Josephine Pusateri Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Latin Bethany College, B. A. Although Mrs. Pusateri isn't at the high school as much as we’d like, she still takes a deep interest in the students and the school. Her concern for others makes her a most valuable teacher. Wilbert J. Robertson Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Physics, Mathematics Washington and Jefferson College, B. S. The students taking the academic course respect and admire Mr. Robertson's tre- mendous knowledge of math- matics. He willingly explains a puzzling problem and ex- pects his students to work up to their ability. Elizabeth L. Scott Burgettstown. Pennsylvania Librarian Muskingum College, B. A. Pennsylvania State Univer- sity, M. Eq. Whenever you need infor- mation on any subject, Miss Scott is the one to see. Her experience in dealing with books of all types has prov- en quite valuable to students who ask her assistance. Jaculiy. Philip Sauter Washington, Pennsylvania Industrial Arts California State Teachers College. B. S. School life is made more enjoyable when Mr. Sauter is around. He gets complete co-operation from his stu- dents for being such a won- derful person. He and his I. A. crew are responsible for clever stage sets. June Schafer Eighty-Four, Pennsylvania Chemistry, General Science California State Teachers College. B. S. Ed. Miss Schaffer’s tremendous knowledge of science anti her ability to teach it to her students have won her the respect and admiration of all her pupils. John Shearson Burgettstown, Pennsylvania History Salem College. B. S. University of Pittsburgh. M. Ed. Mr. Shearson is a new fac- ulty member but he is well known to students who at- tended the Atlashurg school. He is a fine coach and a popular teacher. We’re hap- py to see him recovering from his recent illness 13

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Miriam Harris Burgettstown, Pennsylvania English, Journalism Westminster College. B. A. Teaching senior English, ns Mrs. Harris well knows, is not' an easy task. Even so. she does a magnificent job and her sense of humor places her high on the list of well-liked teachers. Harold Malone Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Biology, History University of Pittsburgh. B. S. In his thirty-four years of teaching, Mr. Malone seems to have undertaken more responsibility each year. A better football announcer or master of ceremonies is yet to Ik found. Jane Jackson Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Home Economics Indiana State Teachers College. B. S. In addition to being advis- or of the Senior F. H. A., Miss Jackson took on the re- sponsibility of being advisor to the cheerleaders. She is quite an asset to the home economics department. Jaculh Pat McGraw Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Social Studies Edinboro State Teachers College, B. S. Mr McGraw is a man of many talents. In addition to teaching, he also coaches football and baseball. His ability’ to coach is shown by the fine records of our teams in these sports. Ruth Lowry Washington, Pennsylvania Vocal Music Westminster College, B. M. All the programs that are put on by tin chorus are under the supervision of Mrs. Lowry, who constantly strives to make the students realize the beauty and importance of music. Bogdan Xicksick BurgeMstown, Pennsylvania Physical Education Texas Wesleyan College, B. S. Mr. Nicksick’s ability to understand and work with the boys in his gym classes has earned him their respect and admiration. He also does an admirable job as coach of the junior varsity basketball squad. Burbara Lunger Independence, Pennsylvania Home Economics Mansfield Normal School, Diploma In addition to teaching home economics, Mrs. Lun- ger also teaches eighth grade English. In spite of this busy schedule, she is always willing to advise her students and help them with their work. 12

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Theresa Tiano Washington, Pennsylvania Business Education West Liberty, B. A. University of Pittsburgh. M. A. Miss Tiano knows how to make her classes interesting .and informative. The com- mercial club runs efficiently under her sponsorship. Joseph Snyder Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Instrumental Music Carnegie Institute of Technology, B. F. A., M. F. A. Mr. Snyder’s vast knowl- edge of music and musical arrangements is evidenced by our b a n d, which always makes a good showing. Our spring concerts are bigger and better l ecause of Mr. Snyder. James Smith Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Business Education Indiana State Teachers College, B. S., Ohio Northern University, M. A. Mr. Smith is one of the persons who makes the U possible. As advisor of the business staff, he has as- sumet! many responsibilities anti duties, which he does quite capably. Jaculh Katherine Zollars Burgettstown, Pennsylvania English California State Teachers College, B. S. Mrs. Zollars returned to Union after spending a se- nus ter as speech therapist. Welcome back! We missed your charming smile. Her knowledge of English helps the U staff immensely. Dorothy Yukotich Bridgeville, Pennsylvania Physical Education Bethany College, B. A. The physical education classes have taken a new swing; the girls have been introduced to folk dances. One of the most active teach- ers, Mrs. Vukotich is advisor of both tin- Tri-Hi-Y and the U. J. Wilbert Welch Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Mathematics Pennsylvania State University, B. A. Mr. Welch’s friendly atti- tude toward the student body helps to make him an ideal advisor of the freshman class. This attitude carries out in all of his classes and through- out the whole school. 14