Union High School - Redskin Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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i all First Row Don Downey, Carolyn Inslee, Barbara Bumgerner, Carl Miller, Patsy Cantrell, Donnie Davis, Jimmie Hardcastle Second Row Charlotte Simpson, Betty Haworth, Ellen McDonald, Kitty Bumgarner Charlotte Inslee, Joanna Cosper Third Row Johnny Jack, Jim Lester, Eugene Jackson, Leonard Hedge, Bobby Watson Floyd Davis, Lawrence Miller, Johnny Sarasua Fourth Row Jeanelle Martin, Gordon Kirby, Marion Jones, Arthur Peet, Burl Bag well, Clifton Reding, James Geylor, Bobby Mills The first concert of this year was given at home for the purpose of raising enough money to purchase uniforms Two hundred dollars was raised at this con cert and pie supper Later the band played a concert at East Central School which was enjoyed by both the students and teachers On March 9, 1945, the band was invited to Bixby to play in a mass band con cert They played two numbers alone and four numbers with the mass band the spring a concert was given at Union and was later presented to the student body at Broken Arrow. This year the band had an added attraction---a twirling section. The girls in this section were: Delores Garten, Carol Crumb, Evelyn, Janice, and Oleita Poplin, Shirley Willerton, and June Shook. : il w ' A . e X H. n X I A , 4 ' J: ' 9 ' 1 ' 0 . . 12 'I4

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Qlliin --n1i11n11-.lu I Ill g! 1-1 inaruv- 'Ill un! llliuuaw un4lS i'L4f ,,-fy'-:auger-nail iQ P. ' First Row J D Robinson, Herschall Parnell, Arthur Peet, Pugene Jackson harles Skidmore, Robert Root Dan Benson, Billy REIHS Second Row Alfred Meier Jim Lester Marion Jones, Villiam Owen Clifton Reding, Billy Zerby, Charles McPherson Franklin Vright, Perl killer, Mr Geo Boevers Third Row 'ecil Kelley, Billy Reese, Paul Vestal, Herman St lair Jim Key, Bill Taylor, Leonard Hedge, Loyd Holladay President .... . . .Arthur Peet Vice President . . Loyd Holladay Secretary . . . . . Eugene Jackson Treasurer . . . . Charles Skidmore Reporter . . . . Herschall Parnell Sponsor . . . . . . . Mr. George Boevers The F.F.A. aims for this year were to produce and conserve food for victory and supply the necessary materials for the boys on the flghting front. The chapter exhibited a booth at the Luskogee State Fair, and won second place. Many improvement projects have been carrled out under the supervlslon of Mr. Boevers. Some of these progects were terracing,plant1ng trees, and crop ro tation. Plans were made for the March Show. Calves and sw1ne were shown, and Unlcn won its share of the honors. The Unlon boys have particlpated 1n all poultry shows in thls part of the country and have won lots of prizes. Next year they hope to enter bigger and better poultry shows. . ,.. v nos - - ---- - -- -- - ' . Uv, A 1 . I-II ' ' An . la' w E ' 5 an ga in , , . ,. M.-. - N M- . I , , g 7 , , .,... I 5 31' - 1 0 ' ' 0 0 .4 , n . v , . . v I l ' ! - u , 1 .1 . l . . . V1 ---V A J , l .

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7 GIRLS December 15, East Central 20, January l Locust Grove , January , Berryhill , January 27, Glenpool February 6 Mingo Z?aaLefAaf Union Union Union Union Union First Row Lawrence Miller Lo Holladay, Herschall Parnell Second Row Charles McPherson, Paul Vestal, Billy Reese 15 QM gaalfefgaf First Row---Evelyn Poplin, Ruby Holladay, Wilma Parnell, Janice Poplin Second Row---Mary Jane Robinson, Geraldine Harris, Lucille Skid- more, Shirley Willerton Third Row--Erma Mills, Ruth Moore, Dorothy Shook BOYS Union Union January Berryhill 0, Union Union Union December East Central January l Keifer January 27, Owasso O February Mingo 5