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

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F orensics 1948 - 1949 These are the people Who are especially good at read- ing, writing, and talking. Their talents include de- bating, reading poems, and c r e a t i V e writing. They brought quite a bit of honor to U.H.S. last year and we,d like to see this sort of thing keep on. Debaters 1948 - 1949 Seated, left to right, are Ray Rosnick, Ellen Samonas, and Lorrie Neill; standing are Mr. Blane, Andre Goul- ston, and Herbert Friedman. National Honor Society To be a member of this honorary organization, one must be outstanding in character, scholarship, lead- ership, and dependability. The officers are: president, Donald Vrabec; Vice-presi- dent, Audrey Shanaberger; secretary, Arlene Canton; treasurer, Ellen Samonas. These, With Mr. Mosier as adviser, made our Honor Society something to be proud of.

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on kt Orchestra Mixed Chorus Orchestra The sounds issued forth from the orchestra pit are no longer jumbled up. Under the very skillful baton of Mr. Cramer, the orchestra, which met every fifth period in the band room of the stadium, turned out some very appreciable music. Mixed Chorus The sweetest music this side of heaven seems to pour forth from Mr. Cramerts educated baton as he directs the largest chorus in the history of the high school. They did a fine job in the Operetta and the minstrel and in entertaining various service clubs and other schools. One of the many highlights of the year was the Community Follies in Which the chorus represented the country of Italy and pleased the audience with the beautiful Neopolitan Nights.

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Class Instruction Road Instruction Driver Educaticn Driver Education, under the supervision of Mr. Clarence Stark, Mr. William Schenck, and Mr. Max Zane, is bringing about great results in this modern day of transportation. The most important responsibilities of driving have to do With the preservation of life and the conservation of property. A driver strives to im- prove his skills, maintain his physical and mental health, and to know himself and his automobile. After he has tried to fulfill consciously all these responsi- bilities, he becomes a part of the intricate and dangerous business of driving.