Union High School - U Yearbook (Burgettstown, PA)

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JhL-iHL-ty (BsdjDL Bottom Row, I. tor.: M. Toth, B. Allison, C. Boiler, B. Schulte, B. Ruskowski. J. Collins, J. Hamilton, 1). Harshey, M. Stone, I). Sarnicke, S. Duni, B. Yazevac. 2nd Row: C. Travorski, A. Ztiemic, C. Ross, S. Sprando, A. Alvarez, S. Cowden, L. Garcia, P. McKee, R. Martin, M. Nemeth, B. Petrucci, M. Martin, J. Kozior, lr. Roman. 3rd Row: M. Lau- nch, K. Kucic, G. Boni, K. Kosem, R. Tucci, S. Lukon, D. Pasquerelli, S. Maehilski, P. Plate, R. Marra, D. Drazick, B. Napolitano, G. Napolitano. D. Murphy, D. Melnuk, V. Latella, M. Lombardi. 4th Row: B. Wilhoyte. P. Cam]). B. Ruskowski, S. Welsh, J. Smith, P. Giacomelli, C. Gavazzi, B. Majemik, E. Shiel. 5th Row: N. Fritch, H. Holt. M. Roberts, M. Malone, P. Macanic, E. Barish, C. Mai tony, N. Blaine, C. Black, W. Thompson, S. King, D. Ver- meulen, R. Dalvesco, C. Dalverny, M. Fowler. Top Row: M. Mungello, I). Allison, J. Kuzior, J. Kucic, J. Kraer, J. Rus- sell, L. Stewart, G. Kemp, P. Tyler, J. Jones, M. Orga, M. Schaeffer, D. Bruce. The Beta Tri-Hi-Y is a companion club of the Alpha, Gamma, and the Hi-Y. It is associated with the Y. M. C. A. and is an active member of the Southwest District. The main purpose of the club is to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Chris- tian living. The Ebcrlc Brothers? The membership in this club is not limited to any certain number of people. However, if you do become a member, you must live up to your obligations as a club member. Mrs. Vukotich, Beta advisor, and her officers help in keeping the club active. The officers are: President, Patty McKee; Vice President, Ruth Martin; Secretary, Mary Lou Nemeth; Treas- urer, Becky Petrucci; Chaplain, Sue Cowden; and Historian, Lana Garcia. The club is an outstanding example in its purpose to better one’s self and others. It helps people to live better socially as well as to be a better Christian. Getting along with other people is something the Tri-Hi-Y promotes a great deal. The club should continue to be helpful in future years. 14

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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.

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 fommjcL The Gamma Tri-Hi-Y was established at Union High School three years ago. The Gamma like the Alpha and Beta Chapters, is a service club. Under the leadership of President, Carol Cindrich and the faculty sponsor, Mrs. Edwards, Gamma has taken its place beside her sister clubs, Alpha and Beta, and her brother club, the Hi-Y. This club teaches each club member how to conduct a meeting, how to get along with one another in school, how to feel more confident in ones’ self, and how to perform duties required by the club. Members are guided by the Tri- Hi-Y motto To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The officers of the club are: President. Carol Cindrich; Vice President, Betty Jo Clark: Sec- retary, Cheryl Ralston; Treasurer, Gyla Mc- Donald: Chaplain, Linda George; and Song Leader, Carol Mecannic. Pizza Dance The Tri-Hi-Y clubs try to help everybody in every way they can. Bottom Row, 1. to r.: G. Wasik, M. Yawvorski, S. Atkins, C. Cindrich, Mrs. Edwards, G. McDonald, C. Ralston, B. Clark. C. Mecannic. L. George, C. Halfhill. 2nd Row: S. Petricca, S. Bittonger, II. Cunningham, G. Mitz, P. Riggle, G. Nokovish, M. Blank. R. Dalverny, V. DeCook, J. Bertoletti, W. Fortes, J. Klich, M. Nieksick, I). Reese, Y. Sin- nett. M. Kemp. Top Row: B. Davis, X. Smith, J. Scott, D. Crow, E. Schlinski. R. Chastulik, J. Bukulich, C. Abate, L. DcVuoao, X1. Schulte, A. Coipo, R. Andrews, A. Garren, M. Link, M. Kosak, L. Cox. 15