Union High School - Gold U Yearbook (Dugger, IN)

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Senior Claw .Hia tory In the Tall of 1949, ws, the members of the class of '53. began a four year experiment-hlgx school test--the most difficult task of our lives. AB Freshmen. we were somewhat lest and 1'r1g1tsned,bux many of the fifty-five students who answered roll call were determined to graduate. During our first years. many of us took on several extra-curricular activities to divert the regular routine of our work. Some became disinterested and stopped by the roadside. Others began dreaming of the day when we would fill the ranks of Seniors. As Juniors. only thirty-eldxt continued the exper- iment. Under the sponsorship of Kiss Shepherd and Mrs. Harrison we elected officers for the year Pres1dent,Norman Hale: Vice-President, Mary Boone: Recording Secretary, Tom Risinprg Corresponding Secrstary.Norma Popegand Treasurer, Emmadean Hamp- ton. his year we attempted several of the sub- experlments. Ons of these was the presentation of Don't Ever Grow QR, which was acclaimed a success by everyone.lhe Reception, we gave in honor of the departing sen1crs.was also a succese.Ie were proud and we eagerly awaited our last year at Union. Finally. our senior days arrived! By new our num- ber had dwindled to thirty-fiye. Lt times we felt a little sad, realizing that our experiment would soon be completed. Looking back over the previous years. we saw some of our mistakes as well as ac- complishments. his year, with Irs. Goyner. Miss Iright.and lr. Todd as sponsors,we elected Eleanor Lippeatt to lead the group. Other officers are: Vice-President, Charles Booksberryg Recording Sec- retary. Marlene Olson: Corresponding Secretary. lyvonna Book:-arg and Treasurer. Shirley Carlisle. In our efforts to make money for our yearbook and trip to Washington, D. C. and New York, we were hspt quite busy. Again we tried the field of dra- matics. when ws presented the play, Annie Laurie. his costume play. acclaimed a success, will lin- ger ln the minds of many people. Looking back over the experiment, we wish to say that we have had some wonderml times, in spite of the hard work we encountered ln our stay hereg and we wish the best of luck to those we are leaving behind. Page Twen ty- one