Union High School - U Yearbook (Burgettstown, PA)

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JoAnn Fratini, chaplain of the State Y. M. C. A. JhL-ML-fy CUphcL The Tri-IIi-Y is an affiliation of the Y. M. C. A. The purpose of the club is to main- tain high standards of Christian and social liv- ing. Miss Scott, the club advisor, has helped make the club what it is today. The officers of the Tri-IIi-Y are: President, JoAnn Fratini; Vice President, Helene Horovitz; Program Chairman, Donna Schiavo; Secretary, Dolores Mankowski; Treasurer, Sara Fodor; Chaplains, Marla Worsted and Nora Lou Tucker. The Tri-IIi-Y Alpha has received a number of honors this year. JoAnn Fratini, president of the club, was elected chaplain of the State Y. M.C. A. In March six Alpha girls—Francis Swartz. Jeanne Capozzoli, Sara Fodor, Helene Horovitz, Joyce Bertovich, and JoAnn Chastu- lik—attended the United Nations Model Assem- bly in Harrisburg. These six girls were selected on the basis of essays they wrote on the topic, The United Nations Model Assembly and Me. On October 24 the Annual Mum Dance was held. It proved quite successful. The Tri-Hi-Y Alpha, as one of the outstand- ing clubs of the school, sets forth its high stand- ards for all. Bottom Row, I. to r.: B. Dalvesco, C. Yaco, P. Sciamanna, A. Capozzoli, K. Coipo, V. Garritano, J. Bable, V. Bable, C McFarland, R. McCue, J. Scott, M. Porchiran, S. Phillis. 2nd Row: Marla Worstell, N. Tucker, S. Fodor, D. Mankowski, Miss Scott, J. Fratini, II. Horovitz, I). Schiavo, P. Thompson, B. Tarhalla, M. Malardie. 3rd Row: B. Careis, N. Hamilton, M. Wayson, C. Halfhill, R. Gallo, J. Presutti, M. Blaine, F. Swartz, C. Flanigan, F. Homitz, M. Caruso, K. Zernick, P. Petrosky, B. Wolbert, M. Cagnon, J. Bertovich, L. Bundy, P. Muniz, J. Capozzoli, R. McBee, P. Orenehuk, R. Malone, B. Krynak. 4th Row: V. Tustin. N. Fritch, M. Mi- chalski, D. Mike, M. Sokolowski, M. Allison, D. Kiger, P. Sella, L. Scopel, L. Maroni, A. Kucic, C. Roberts, F. Dugas, A. Nencioni, D. Thompson, S. O’Hara, J. Galan, K. Gillespie, C. Holloway, M. Mungello, W. Fra- tini, . Kennedy, P. Scott. M. Miller. Top Row: E. Hughes, C. Kristoft, J. Chastulik, J. Babyak, G. Dalverny, M. Bukolich, K. Harvey, P. Williams, C. Pasqualini, F. Bartoletti. 12

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Quni L J. 9C. d. dixxA. SuMf 'Ijanx. The Junior F. H. A. was organized at Union High School for the purpose of promoting friend- ship and social experiences among junior high- school students. The club membership is open to eight-grade and ninth-grade girls interested in and studying home economics. The following officers were elected: Sandra Haspel, president; Christina Diamond, vice president; Kay Halfhill, secretary; JoAnn Zabe- takis, treasurer; Wanda Owens, song leader; Paula Dluski. program leader; Darlene Kinkela. historian; Candida Celli, parliamentarian; and JoAnn Niekleson. chaplain. The club sells Christmas cards, wrappings, and stationery to raise funds for social activities. During October tire members visited the Day-Training School. They put on a program for the pupils and gave each pupil a treat. On October 25th the members attended a regional meeting at Whitehall Junior High School in Baldwin Township. The vear proved profitable and enjoyable to all the members. Refreshment Time! Bottom Row, I. to r.: S. Ifaspel, P. Dluski. 2nd Row: C. Esno, J. Zabetakis, M. Nicholson, D. Harshey, Mrs. Lunger, C. Diamond, F. Kabo, G. Hilliard, G. Lewis. 3rd Row: 13. LaRue, W. Owens, B. Jones, G. Owens, N. Ray. 4th Row: S. Cherenko, S. Harris, M. Barnhart, K. Halfhill, D. Kinkela. 11

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dtL-7 Hjcl6u Sucoi a£ujL cI£qo l Bottom Row, 1. to r.: J. Haspel, J. Ozimck, K. Jclovich, T. Gilbert, J. Muscaro, Mr. Snyder, E. Robert, A. Davis, D. Cain, W. Hemphill, J. Montequin. 2nd Row: S. Bartoletti, E. Petnicci, S. Diamond, B. Blaine, B. Sayre, T. Kuzior, J. Bernola, D. Mungello, J. Tasz, R. Scott, J. Riddle, M. McClain. Top Row: C. Ianetti, J. Johnson, R. Ayres, J. Cunning- ham, R. Pirih, G. Koraido, J. Pagasky, F. Kricgcr, H. Stifflcr, W. Roach. The Hi-Y started the 1958-59 school year with the following officers: Emile Robert, presi- dent; Joseph Muscaro, vice president; Allan Davis, secretary-treasurer; Tom Gilbert, chaplain. In October the new members were initiated into the Hi-Y, and they took upon themselves to uphold the high ideals of the Hi-Y motto which is: “To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high stand- ards of Christian character.” One of the inter- esting requirements of initiation for a new mem- ber was to sing a song before the gioup. In January the Hi-Y held a dance after the Dormont game. A portion of the money col- lected was given to charity. Another project which helped to raise funds was the annual Easter egg sale. With this money, the club purchases a useful article for the school. 13 The excellent work and interest in the club’s function by its members has made the Hi-Y one of the best boys’ club in the high school. A special thanks should be given to Mr. Joseph Snyder, the faculty advisor, for making the year a success. January Dance.