Union High School - Utopian Yearbook (New Castle, PA)

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SOP!-IGMGRE STARLETS . mores have really lived up to their names, the Starlets. 0 F F I C In R S Under the wise direction of Mrs. Post, Mrs. Brettell, l and Miss Rentz, they worked with enthusiasm Pl'f'SldWf to reach success. Their first event was that wonder- GLENN HOOVER ful skating party at Peterson's Pond. Next they V. ,PW.d ordered their rings, and anxiously awaited the day wwf 'M' em when they could proudly wear this symbol of their EDDIE MARTIN membership in the company of Union High School. . Sl'CI'l?ffI'l'Ij Then along came Valent1ne's Day, and the class spon- ' sored the delightful Valentine Dance. Now they have TED RADABAUGH come at last to the final scenes with the knowledge T,.,,,,S,,,-W that they have cooperated well and have been suc- TOM VIGNE cessf ul. FIRST ROW-Majestic, Roth, Tackett, Hixon, Black, B. Rau, Ratvasky, Bodnar, M. Mackey, Herbert, Bis- tyga, Smith, Williams, Seamans: SECOND ROW-Mrs. Post, Aller, Mottle, Patterson, Curtis, Stevens, Green, Bizub, Michaels, Johnson, W. Goodge, Huff, Mrs. Brettell: THIRD ROW-Straitwell, Mahoney, Bix- ler, Chill, Bonace, Illich, Kollar, Telesz, Vanater, E. Kreuger, McClanahan, I. Kreuger, Johnson, Miss Rentz: FOURTH Row-B. Salzman, Radabaugh, Korby, Bigley, Smolnik, Martin, Peterson, Garbett, W. Sloan, Usselton, M. Mayberry, Leeper, K. Coates: FIFTH Row-T. Carbone, Henning, Shearer, Welker, K. Kachenko, Kusky, Large, F. Aller, Siegel, B. Aeppli, B. Matthews, Gomori, Dittmer, Broad: SIXTH ROW- Bussey, Vigne, Schell, Hoover, Krueger, Baranski, Plonka, Gorski, Szewczyk, P. Allison, Solomon, Carr, Duzyk. 4 l 4 4

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JUNIOR JEWELS . PCP 0:59 OED FIRST ROW-Miss Castrucci, B. Brown, Critchlow, Aller, Yannucci, Thomson, Nofsker, Kelly, Gurtner, Dicks Eppinger, Miss Wadlinger: SECOND ROW-Silvis, Crespy, Miller, Bocek, Wink, Thomas, Jones, Carbone Thomasec, S. Rau, May, Randall: THIRD Row-Harry,Randall, Stoughton, Robinson, Phenicie, Stodolak, Kol- odziej, F. Zombek, Kusnierz, Yasher, P. Bartlett, M. Bailey, B. Sloan: FOURTH ROW-Leeper, J. Salzman Patterson, Roberts, J. Smith, Rotuno, Cartwright, Kerr, R. Conti, Heasley, Bizub, Cooper: FIFTH ROW- Pilshaw, Peterson, Grittie, M. Cifra, Crum, Umstead, G. Cifra, L. Heckart, F. Jaworski, J. Jones, Badila Duncan: SIXTH ROW-Zelina, Taylor, Elmore, Sikora, Heath, M. Cameron, Raub, Bryer, Keller, Presjs- nar Wolanski. Camera-Lights-Action.'! Yes, under the direction of their advisers, Miss Castrucci and Miss Wadlinger. QFFICERS the Juniors rated high in one of the most important roles of their happy school days. They proved their , dramatic ability in the Junior-Senior Play, which was President the first date on their calendar. Not to be satisfied FRANK JAWORSKI with one great performance, they worked to get their names on top with that Thanksgiving Dance we shall Secretary all remember. In the next scene, they played the part LAURA THOMSON of salesmen and sold magazines to all who wished to subscribe. And last, they sponsored their most thrill- Treasurer ing and memorable event, the Junior-Senior Prom. With this, the curtain was drawn and they now anxiously await their most important roles as Seniors. PATRICIA BARTLETT

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FRESHMAN FANS . . Just as unnoticed newcomers have difficulty O F F I C E R S becoming top-notch stars, so have our Freshmen had their troubles in their first attempts here at Union High. They have been the stage hands and script readers, as it were, but without their unswerving loyalty to those above them, the whole organization would have been at a loss. To their advisers, Mr. President JOHN PILSHAW Vice President BILL PEARCE Cowher, and Mrs. Hartford, they give their deepest appreciation for helping them to get acquainted with Sec1'et0l1'1l the ways of this new industry. But now that they NADINE BARTLETT have served their period of apprenticeship, they are Treamyeq- looking forward to becoming feature attractions in future years. FIRST ROW-Miss Nido, Salmen, A. Conti, T. Safranic, Grell, Repasky, Kauffman, Shields, N. Bartlett, W. Heckart, T. Cameron, D. Mayberry, A. Bigley: SECOND ROW-Kuhn, P. Vannatten, Straitwell, Am- brosia, D. Krueger, Daugherty, B. Vigne, Bussey, Henning, Vesco, Carter, Sleight, Slick, Mrs. Hartford: THIRD ROW-B. Jackson, McGovern, Dolan, Morris, Zurasky, Wukovich, L. Cameron, Twigg, McFadden, L. Skaggs, J. Bailey, M. Vannatten, McCance, Zappia, V. Sloan: FOURTH ROW--Genova,Ratvasky,Park,Phenicie, B. Hammers, Maronde, J. Levensky, Dudek, Watrobski, Boczar, E. Schell, D. Mrozek, Hartzell, Sniezek, Dominick: FIFTH ROW-R. Brown, Polding, Miller, Barber, Leasure, Pearce, Pilshaw, Hutchinson, Milton, Munn, Kielar, Whiting, Sniezek, Nevotne: SIXTH ROW-Kelso, Eckles, J. Aller, Macko, Peterson, Dexter, List, Reeble, Primavere, R. Kachenko, Goist, Boomhower, Doyle, Smith, Boczar. 1' ,-,,4t'f.,?5 ,. -.g,g,':,,g -10 , if '7 figyi' fg'gQ7:-fgflg-..':ji,,.5,s:,:127: ' 1:5-Q is-Seri' far-. -fg--mf 1: 'ta 455' Elf: . - , f fn ,- ,'1,i.-.S,f,, ,Leg-.Q-,ff fEf.g:.S,-.1--.1ga,w,5'?E?1i'0..iv ' - 11. U9 ' 24 . , '-J-. ' ' f..ff' . 1.13 '. A-'hae '. ,-... '-'F' 5. '5'-Rf ' Jf, .I 3- '. -f :.- ,y ,sgifgl 1 -- w - '-- f 11 ffiyiflfi'.-g3g4.LQ,g...-,nw,...n?,,tFt -Af, ' A I ' - ANGELINE AMBROSIA