Uniontown High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Uniontown, PA)

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UNIONTOWN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Dr. J. Nelson Mowls, Supt. of Schools Mr. Rodney D. Mosier, Principal Mr. John H. Dunn, Assistant Principal Miss Nancy E. King, Secretary Miss Beulah I. Barnthouse, Assistant Secretary Mrs. Hazel E. Baer, Social Science Mrs. James Martin Balsley, Art Mr. Robert Beck, Physical Education Miss Nelle Brey, Home Economics Mr. J. Herschel Bowlen, Speech Correction Miss Helen Brice, Latin Miss Julia Brooke, Mathematics Mr. C. Warren Brown, Mathematics Mrs. Anna A. Conn, Biology Miss Martha Dixson, Home Economics C. Dodson, Commercial Miss Veda M. Ely, English Mr. J. Calvin Fleming, Physics Mr. C. M. Haag, Chemistry Miss Lillian E. Hammitt, Vocal Music Miss Frances E. Heyser, Home Economics Mr. Philip B. Hill, English W CWM M, Q. sf xowix Miss Mary E. Jefferis, Mathematics Miss Ruth Johnson, Commercial Miss Florence P. King, Physical Education Miss Patricia Locke, Spanish Miss Christine E. Lucas, English Mrs. Lois R. Markley, English Miss Dorothy Minger, Commercial Alicia B. Montgomery, Social Science Mrs. Miss Millicent E. Neill, English Mr. Joseph B. Patterson, Instrumental Music Mr. K. W. Richards, Social Sci., Athletic Mgr. 'i'i w Mr. Guy E. Rider, Social Science g ' I' fl Mr. Hugh H. Rogers, Commerci ' Mr. Guy Ross, Commercial . Lf! L Mr. Oliver R. Spangler, Auto echanics Miss Mary C. Walsh, English k1,SSQL'IMiss Doris E. Whipkey, Commercial Q-sc ' Ms Mr. G. B. Whitmoyer, Wood Shop Miss Mary Elizabeth Whittaker, Biology Mr. Harry H. Woods, Mechanical Drawing Miss Mary C. Wright, Social Science Miss Mattie E. Wright, French and German Miss Lillian R. Zearley, Librarian ..12.

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WILLIAM BAINBRIDGE THOMAS STEFANCIN ,A A TRIBUTE TO OUR BOYS IN SERVICE The life of a tree depends upon the strength of its far reaching roots, so the life of our country is dependent upon its rootsg the boys in service who are strongly entrenched in all far corners of the world at war. The sap of this tree, the life giving blood, lies in the glowing truths that these boys feel are worth' fighting for freedom of mind, freedom of worship, freedom from want and hunger. And their belief that All men are created equal. After this winter of war is over, and the spring of peace has come, then will the branches of this tree reach heavenward and give thanks to God for our cause well won, and it will blossom forth in all its glory. To our boys in service, the roots of this tree and all humanity, we pay tribute and say, To thee we'll e're be true. MEMBERS IN THE SERVICE AS OF APRIL 3, 1945 RICHARD BOORD DELMAR BURNWORTH WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM EDWARD HISCAR JOSEPH HUDOC JACK KERFOOT CHARLES KING ANDREW KRZYSIAK DOUGLAS MCINTIRE CHARLES MICHAEL FRANK POLETZ MICHAEL RICH WILLIAM SHAEFER DANIEL STEINER JOSEPH TARDIO WILLIAM TARLETON JACK TULLEY ROY BOWDEN THOMAS GORDON CARL PIERNO FRED TUROSAK HAROLD CROSSLAND KENNETH WILSON ROBERT CROW BERNARD NEWMAN

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Senior Class Officers All in favor say Aye-opposed, Nay! That was the manner in which the senior class government came into being. Under their capable leader- ship there were plays, dances, lyceum courses and such became a part of high school life. Guy Rider was the adviser of this democratic organization. The responsibilities were many but cooperation among students and officers made the year most pleasant. Junior Class Outstanding among the social activities of the junior class was the Valentine dance at Lafayette gymnasium. To increase the financial status of the group, the students sold maroon and white basketball pins, Officers who were responsible for a happy year were Mary Lou Wetmore, president, Eleanor D'Zamba, vice-president, Tom Watson, secretary, Tamer Joseph, treasurer, Bill Zelenock, usher. Adviser of this class was Miss Patricia Locke. -.131