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

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Mr. Harvey Lucidore Mr. Henry Krupa Mr. Eugene Beichner Mr. Robert Burchett Mrs. Winifred Sartar Where would the world be without culture? Each one of these instructors en- rich our lives with a differ- ent phase of culture. Mr. Harvey Lucidore. as cho- ral director, and Mr. Henry Krupa. as band director, show us the world of mu- sic. Mr. Eugene Beichner, head of the metal shop, and Mr. Robert Burchett, head of the wood shop, instruct us in the Indus- trial Arts. Mrs. Winifred Sartar helps develop our talents in the many phases of Art. As we learn more, and become older, we find that we, too. have a place in the world along with culture. 16

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Mr. Theodore Gibson Mr. W.T. Patterson Mr. Socrates Roussos Mr. Donald Bromley Mrs. Martha McChesney Miss Ruth Dickie Mrs. Gwenith Nash Mr. John Takacs The world of science is both confusing and fascinating. The teachers who confuse and fascinate us this year are Mr. Theodore Gibson, who teaches Physics and Physical Science; Mr. Socrates Roussos, who teaches Chemistry; Mr. Donald Bromley, who teaches Junior High Science; and Mr. W.T. Patterson, who teaches Biology. Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Mrs. Martha McChesney teaches German I and II as well as Latin I and II. Parlez-vous francais? Miss Ruth Dickie is our new French I, II, III, and IV instructor. Speech classes this year are under the direction of Mrs. Gwenith Nash. ‘Watch out for the other guy!’ is watchword of Mr. John Takacs, our fearless Driver Training and Safety Education instructor. The different fields represented here are but a part of the varied as- pects of life. 15

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The instructors on this page have much to do with shaping our futures. Mr. Micheal Covelli and Mrs. Dorothy Colton share the job of keeping us physically rit through our gym classes. Mrs. Lydia Gate- wood and Mr. Richard Hart impress upon us the importance of good health. Mrs. Brenda Draper and Mrs. Louise Davis instruct many girls in the domestic arts of cooking and sewing. Mr. David Seamans and Mr. Edward Martsolf give boys a future through a challenging and rewarding career: Agriculture. We owe these and all our teachers a great debt which we can never repay. 17