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

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Nature Clubs This club was so big that it had to be split into two groups. They enjoyed varied programs including nature slides and quiz programs. They also had iiAlli and iiGator, Mrs. Connis two pet alligators, which enabled them to study nature first hand.

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The Mask and Script The hMask and Scriptj, or Junior Dramatic Club, met every Monday in Room 204 under the direction of Miss Christine Lucas. The one-act play, ttQuiet Please? was the first presentation of the year. Directors of the Club were Harriet Wood, Betty Lee, Bonnie Palmer, Norma Jean Rhinehart, Leorna Orawiec, and Janice Goldberg. Sophomore Dramatic Club This year the Sophomore Dramatic Club was under the direction of Robert Fike, teacher of sophomore world history. The success of the season was indi- cated by the very fine rendition of hThe Perfect Gentlemanh as the first of the one-act plays. Officers of the club were Nancy Hough, president; Selwyn Horvitz, Vice-president; Lydia Stone, secretary; Sandra Sesler, treasurer. Sophomore Dramatic Club

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Photography Club The Photography Club, during its five years at U.H.S., has brought many advantages to the students. Members learned to develop films and make contact prints and enlargements. They were enlightened 0n the dark room procedure and practiced trick photography. During the second semester the active mem- bers conducted a field trip around the school while their sponsor, Mr. Franks, took moving pictures of their tactics. President of the club was Andrew McBride; Vice-president, Frank Miller; secretary, Pat Malia; treasurer, Pat Corcoran; usher, Robert Festog. Fire Fighters These able-bodied young men were a great help this fall when there were a series of forest fires. They were always listening for the iitriple whistle, and when it came they were off on the double. The highlight of the year was the annual picnic in the spring. Photography Club Fire Fighters