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

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E, the class of 1953, to express our appreciation to Mr. Hart for all the many kindnesses he has done for us, dedicate our Utopian to him. Dedzm

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THEME HENEVER we see a scottie, the members of the class of 1953 will always think of sch l ' oo spirit and pleasant memories of days spent in Union High. It was in 1946 that our mascot was born, and since that time he has been a cherished part of our school life. He marches out with our band and helps cheer our team on to victory. One of these popular cheers, Come on Scotties, lets go, suggests the fiery spirit and enthusiasm with which our student body undertakes a task. Whether it's on the football field, assuming a school responsi- bility, or a problem in life it lf ' ' se , the do or die spirit of this frisky little mascot will go with always. 2 .f 1-3 '

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a-hge Front Row Left to Right: Mr. Ray Bailey, Mrs. Gladys Farrington, Mr. Peter Grittie Ir. Back Row Left to Rightgl Mr. Fred Vannatten--Secretary, Mr. Ralph McConahy--President, and Mr. Milton Pattison--Vice Presi ent. HOOLBO RD UR school board had done all within their power to give us tools and materials necessary to our educative process. They spend long hours in school board meetings. We, the class of 1953, are very fortunate, in- deed, to have witnessed the splendid improvement provided by our board with the fine co-operation of our principal, Mr. Turek. We got new stage curtains, new folding bleachers, new cafeteria, new tiled floor in the main corridor, new home economics room, new sidewalks and paved parking lot during our senior year. We appreciate all these improvements because without the co-operation of our fine school board, these things would never have been accomplished. We, the class of 1953, have been fortunate to have had witnessed the approval of the new Elementary school for which ground should be broken before our school term opens. 4