Union High School - U Yearbook (Burgettstown, PA)

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dmiqoA, dsL dL. £. Good deed Under the capable supervision of Mrs. Pus- ateri, the Spanish Club had a very successful year. Success was due to the election of cap- able officers. This year’s officers are: President, James Suica; Vice President. Paul Ward; Secre- tary-Treasurer, Jayne Bable. To start the club’s activities, feathers with Union High School on them were sold to the student body. This sale proved to be a success, for almost everyone bought one. Since the Spanish Club began needy fam- ilies have been remembered during the holi- days. On Thanksgiving, baskets were filled with food and distributed to deserving families. At Christmas time baskets were filled with toys and distributed to the less fortunate children of our area. Since no year is complete without a dance sponsored by the Spanish Club, this year was no exception. Reversed Weekend was the theme chosen for the dance which was held on Decem- ber 6. The Spanish Club successfully completed all of the club’s worthwhile projects. Bottom Bow, 1. tor.: D. Lawson, C. Hamilton, M. Andrikanich, J. Pagasky, P. Morgan. 2nd Row: W. Fratini, II. Horovitz, I). Schiavo, J. Fratini, C. Halfhill, I. Bable, Mrs. Pusateri, J. Suica, P. Ward, B. Wolbert, J. Dluski. 3rd Row: I). Cain, P. Muniz, J. Curtis, 1). Kiger, M. Miller, J. Cappozzoli, J. Marra, C. Launch, P. McClements, M. Worstell, B. Costello, L. Maroni, M. Blaine, T. Garcia. Top Row: R. Selmon, J. Murin, A. Przenkop, A. Prado, A. Plance, B. Hemphill, J. Muscaro, B. Schollaert, F. Mika, S. Samloff, S. Bartolctti, J. Montequin, A. Davis, P. Scopcl. 16

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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

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JjcdirL (flub dtoA, (lfaa)t Bottom Row, I. to r.: M. Mungello, E. Robert, (). Gavazzi, T. Gilbert, C. Panconi, J. Lnkon. K. Jelovich, Mrs. Ptis- ateri, J. Ozimek, J. Johnson, J. Grabsky, J. Canning. 2n l Row: B. Dalvesco, L. Scopel, L. Bundy, P. Williams, C. Pasqualine, V. Buble, M. Cagnon, J. Dluski, M. Sokolowski, C. Gilson. I. Fuller, F. Swartz, S. Phillis. Top Row: D. Petricca, L. Remmert, C. lanetti, |. Latella, W. Smith, G. Koraido, R. Dellapina. The Latin Club, sponsored by Mrs. Pusateri, elected the following members as officers in Sep- tember: Kerry Jelovich, president; John Ozimek, vice president; Janet Lnkon, secretary; and James Johnson, treasurer. At the first meeting the members decided to do something different at their annual dance by making it a semi-formal, stag dance. This dance called the Harvest Ball, had for its main attraction a group of singers, The Shakers. The Harvest Ball proved to be one of the big- gest events of the year. The Latin and Spanish Clubs joined efforts during the Thanksgiving season, and each mem- ber brought food for baskets which were given to needy families. During the Christmas season the two clubs again united, and each member brought old toys for distribution to children. The members worked hard repairing and painting them. Another project at Christmas was the visit to the Day-Care-Training Center to hold a party for retarded children. Both the Thanksgiving and the Christmas projects have been permanently adopted by the club. Harvest Ball 17