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PHYSICS CLUB The Physics Club, sponsored by Mr. Norman H. Mitterling. physics instructor of U.H.S., is generally recognized as having presented the most interesting assembly program for the year 1932-33. The club met every Thursday in Room 209 and ex- perimented with various phases of Physics. George Trickett headed the club during the first semester while Abe Cohen acted as president during the second half of the year. SOCIETAS LATINA The members of the Societas Latina. which is sponsored by Miss Minnie Clutter, devoted most of their time to studying about the habits of ancient Romans. A very entertaining asseml)ly, jiresented by the club before Assembly A, consisted of a p ' .ay Rome and the Romans and several musical numbers. The annual picnic was held at Show ' s Grove on May 18. with mushliall as the chief diversion. First semester officers in the order of president, vice-president, secretary, treas- urer, and usher are: .John Warman. Ruth Jackson, Allen Spurgeon. Rol)ert Steele, Ricliard Farrell Second semester: Catherine Wilson, .lames Darby. Robert Steele, Richard Karrell. .lane Ray. Tiventy-eiglit
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f 1st SEMESTER STUDENT SENATE The first semester Student Senate of U.H.S. organized on October 11, 1933. Sol Colien was named president to be assisted by vice-president. Jack Frost,, secre- tary, Jolm Spurgeon, and treasurer, Claude Frost. 2nd SEMESTER STUDENT SENATE Will John was elected president of the second semester Senate which convened for the first time on February 13, 1933. Disey Simon, Alex Gettman, and Frank DeCarlo were chosen,, vice-president, secretary, and usher respectively. Twenty-seven
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r ■J. Wright-Metzler Company ofUniontown EXTENDS TO THE Class of 1933 ■ OF UNIONTOWN Senior High School AND EACH OF ITS MEMBERS INDIVIDUALLY SINCEREST CONGRATULAIIONS AND ALL GOOD WISHES ymS Friendly Store of Uniontown has a particularly friendly feeling for the boys and girls of Uniontown High School. For many years it has helped them finance their school publications by loyal advertising support and for many Christmas seasons it has called upon the Senior Glee Club to help spread the Spirit of Christmas over its busy aisles on the wings of song . It is our hope that now public school days are over, the Class of 1933 and this Friendly Store of ours will continue to be of mutual assistance, as we supply you and your homes with merchandise of highest quality at prices that are fair to all. • Of course, Gold Bond Stamps help you to save 2] 2% niore on the money spent here. Twenty-nine
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