Union High School - U Yearbook (Burgettstown, PA)

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 - J A(A V y i. V Qunuft Iton L Soasutif Habu Bottom Row, 1, to r.: G. Kemp, L. Garcia, B. Petrucci, Mr. Hanna, P. McKee, R. Marra, B. Clark, P. Patsolic. 2nd Row: B. Yazavack, C. Ralston, M. Scott, N. McGinnis, G. McDonald, M. Schaffer, H. Holt, B. Majernick, M. Robert, P. Stricko, M. Malone, J. Lukon, S. Welsh. 3rd Row: J. Kubolack, 1. Mervosh, C. Cindrich, H. Cunningham, P. Kemp, S. O’Palka, S. Boiler, R. Jenalovich, L. Stewart, K. Caleski, A. Guyo, P. Baronick, M. Nicksick, C. Diamond, R. Delprato, T. Leskovich. Top Row: S. Litick, G. Bundy, D. Mungello, B. Sayre, J. Cunningham, R. Onstatt, F. Chastluk, G. Froats, R. Omistadi, W. Foflygen. Sponsored by Mr. Hanna, the Junior Na- tional Honor Society strives to promote higher standards among the students in the eighth, ninth, and tenth grades. The society held its first meeting during September. At this meeting the following students were elected as officers: Rebecca Petrucci, president; Rosemary Marra, vice president; Patricia McKee, secretary; Lana Garcia, treasurer. Recommendation for membership is sub- mitted by members of the faculty to the teacher’s council, which in turn selects those students whose qualifications are high enough to permit their entrance into the society. Recommendation for membership is based on the following: 1. Scholarship—3.0 average or higher. 2. Service—willingness to serve with hon- or, obedience, and determination. 3. School Citizenship—h onoring the rights and privileges of others. 4. Leadership—capability of promoting and carrying out accepted programs. 5. Character—pleasing personality, high morals, and marked individuality. L. to R.: L. Garcia, B. Petrucci, P. McKee, R. Marra 9

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S ni L disyfUA. Socisdi fimphoAipiA. fcduaaiiDfL Climax Scholarship Under the leadership of Miss Filipponi, the Senior National Honor Society, which was or- ganized at Union on April 18, 1951, has com- pleted its eighth successful year. The society held its first meeting in Septem- ber to elect new officers. These were: Emile Robert, president; Frank Mika, vice president; Frances Swartz, secretary; Helene Horovitz, treasurer. During the year society members alternate each month in presenting informative and enter- taining programs. This year the society donated $5.00 to the Washington County Home and furnished prize money for a science fair. The induction service for new members took place on February 21 in the auditorium. Following devotions by society members. Dr. James J. Tinney acted as guest speaker. Student Teachers’ Day is another affair in which members participate. On this day stu- dents are given the opportunity to assume the full responsibility of teachers for one day. Bottom Row, I. to r.: S. Phillis, F. Swartz, E. Robert, Miss Filipponi, F. Mika, It. Horovitz, J. Capozzoli, J. Marra. 2nd Row: L. Scopti, C. Pasqualini, M. Allison, P. Scott, M. Mungello, I). Schiavo, J. Fratini, N. Tucker, R. Gallo, C. LaPosta, V. Bable, K. Zernich. Top Row: T. Gilbert, O. Gavazzi, W. Smith, R. Pirih, J. Latella, J. Oziinek, L. Remmert, R. Ayres. 8

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S ni L J. dL. CL. (phovid A. 9mp danL J imninq Bottom Row, I. to r.: J. Morin, J. Scruppi, C. Nakovich, P. Patsolie, P. Baranik, K. Homitz, P. Flanegan. 2nd Row: S. Main, R. Abbott, F. Kiss, A. Myers, J. Cole, J. Dluski, Miss Jackson, P. Tucci, J. Grabsky, J. Canning, M. Stctter, C. Gilson. 3rd Row: A. Guyo, M. Viloski, A. Venjentic, J. Casey, S. Ramcrez, R. Janulevicz, R. Monteqnin, C. Sandri, J. Strope, B. Gallo, P. Strieko, C. Hice, F,. Strieko, R. Blakley, R. Founder, J. Testa. 4th Row: S. Holfaway. J. Curtis, G. Patterson, M. Taborski, F. VVozniak, M. Kunkle, J. Scott, N. Galisb, C. Kennedy, E. Roach, D. Kuhn, J. Ruskowski, B. Dubicb, P. Sziminski. P. Clair. Top Row: B. Costello, J. Dluski, P. MeCIements, G. Laurieh, M. Mungello, C. Pan- eoni. N. Friteh, J. Marra, K. Mika, N. Dunay. Jack Frost and the Sno-Qucen with attendants “Better Living Today for Better Homes To- morrow” is the motto for which the senior chap- ter of the F. II. A. strives. The club is under the able leadership of Miss Jackson. This year the club elected the following officers: President, Jean Dluski; Vice President, Marcia Kunkle; Secretary, Nancy Galish; Treas- urer. Rita Blakley; Historian, Cynthia Gilson; Parliamentarian, Judy Testa; Song Leader, Mar- ianne Mungello; Chaplain, Rosetta Abbott. These girls were installed in office at an induction service held in November. The biggest social event of the club is the annual Sno-Ball Dance at which time Jack Frost and the Sno-Queen are crowned and their eight reigning attendants are chosen. The reigning cotinle was: Tack Frost, Frank Mika; Sno-Queen, Marv FHen Blaine; Attendants, Marianne Mun- gello; Emile Roberts; JoAnn Marra; Morris Harvev; Nellie Friteh; Sam Samloff; Carol Pan- coni; Art Prado. Although in debt when starting out, at the end of the year they were out of debt, and all was well. 10