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

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Old Library on Aggembly Construction Crew at lork Books on the love x 'Literature Ever-loving' this saying held true when the li- brary was moved up stairs and established its new hole in the front part of the assembly It was changed in order to meh lore class room since the fifth and sixth grades hive been brougt out to the Union High School. 'me ceiling has been redecor- ated. the reading tables have been refinished. nes shelves have been built, and any Bl books occupy these shelves. he students are very proud of these improvements and. hope that Dy another year the glass partition can oe added. thus dividing the study hall from the library. finished Product I-ibrlrzr in Ure check your nook. Pleu- Page Twenty- four

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the fried chicken. 'Say. mommie, tonight's paper has a picture of Eleanor Lippeatt. Did.n't you say she was your classmate? Yes, dear, I saw the picture, answered Dean. Hasn't Eleanor been successful in her political work. said Emmadean. !es, I agreed I admire Eleanor for her progress Do you remember how our government teacher, Mr. Near. always said that some day we would have a woman for Vi.ce-President. 'In the Indianapolis News. the editor, Norman Sheffler, has done a good Job of publishing her campaign, Bill reminded us. Say, Bill, after dinner let's drive over to Norman Hale's farm for a visit. He always enjoys talking about our high school days. suggested Emmadean. We all agreed that talking with Norman would be fun so as soon as we had finished dinner and cleared away the d1shee,Bl1l brougxt the car and. we were off for a visit. Mommie asked Eddie, let's go past the library so I can have a book to read. I think that would be fine agreed Edd1e's moth- er. EIhen we can show off our new libra.ry.You re- member Shirley G-arrard and Betty lcCammon? lhey are the librarians. Before we arrived at the library we passed a very attractive and exclusive dress shop. Emma- dean explained that it was owned by our former classmates, Shirley Carlisle and Shirley O'I-Iaver Near the edge of the town Bill pulled into a Marathon station for gas and I was surprised to learn that Bob Goodman was the chief mechanic. As we drove farther into the country I was sure we were arriving at Norman's home. for just ahead was a beautiful. well kept farm. I soon learned of my mistake for Bill informed me that this was the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ransford. He explained that Jim and Alma Brewer had mar- ried soon after graduation and had been very successful on their farm. At last we reached Norman's fam. He was elated to see us, said he had just been in town for dinner. Being a bachelor lsn't always so nice, teased Bill. Oh, I'm not so sure' Norman defended himself. 'You know that new restaurant operated by Mr.and Mrs. John Cliver has wonderful home cooked food. You remember his wife--she was Sharon Re1d, Nor- men explained. Yes. agreed Emmadean end their other restau- rant in Sullivan. the one operated by Wyvonna Booker and Evelyn Pigg, is a splendid place to eat. 'While I was in the restaurant tonight, Sharon showed me anews article that told of Audrey Pilk and Marian Lovelace enlisting in the Waves' related Norman as he showed us into his spacious bachelor quarters. We are just in time to watch the '1'.V. show over URAB' continued Norman check- ing his watch. Did you lmow that Dorcas Borders and Ruth Patton are now with the Grand Q-I! Ogre. They will be on now he continued as he tuned in his TN. set. 'What a beautiful T.V. lamp, I explained. Yes, 1sn't that e. beauty, agreed Norman. 'You remember Chet Wilson? lell. he and his wife. Mary Boone,gave me that as a gift when I visited them on their ranch in Texas last summer. After our visit with Norman. B111 took me home. I made a hurried preparation of my work for the next day's teachingg then. just before drifting off to sleep I gave one last thougxt to a mol! pleasant evening. I also made a vow to keep 111 closer touch with my class mates and what they were doing. ,gf 45 .-5 Page Twenty- three

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