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+lfQfUNlTAS 4+7+ gfadd .Nidfol-g FRESHMEN It was a great day when we walked into Union's halls as awed and bewildered freshmen. We got, through a weary initiation and settled down to our lirsl meet- ing with election of class ollicers. These were the results: l,l't .S'I.lfI'lIf WVal'tl Stoops l'1'r'e President . .lean .lulio Secretary , -- .. . Bob Swanson Treasurer., V , .lack Platz The only lzig event of the year was our class party which was indeed a success. SOPHONIORE At last we had our revengeg we had our turn of initiating the freshmen. We concluded it by giving them a dance in the evening. At our lirst class meeting we elected officers, with the following results: Pf8Sid6IIf,,,,, , s . , e, .lleorgia lmig Vice President.. . , c Duane Bennett Secretary, ,, i - -.. ,Sue Kibler Treasurer.. , , . . Ward Sloops The event of our sophomore year was a class party which was enjoyable to all. ' .l UNIOR This year we came back to Union as upper classmen, ready to make it a memorable year for us. The lirsl tlnng was election of class oflicers. President, e , , 7 . - W . John Mcllannel V ice President ,.Burdette Sedler Secretary. ,, , Dorothy Blodgett, Treasurer. e ,, -Catherine McCoy We had many dances. The Christmas dance being one of our most success- ful. The highlight of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom which proved to be worthy of remembrance. SENIOR This year we returned to the halls of dear old Union, feeling capable of taking our place as leaders of our fellow students. The lirst semester we drifted along planning dances and skating parties and selling hot dogs at noon. Than came the rushfthe dead line for the year hook, commencement speeches and baccalaureate exercises. Completing this most eventful year we will turn our attention to the future, ready to give our best in useful service to the world. p 20 1
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fl+9'UNlTASt4'7+ JANUAR Y l3AMr. Venman and his Ag. boys left for the state farm show at Harrisburg. Lucky fellas! UWA hot time was had at Union that night. Basketball game with North East. 29fIntelligence tests for Seniors were given in the library. Now they know, kids! 31wOh, unhappy day! We lost the game at ltflillcreek. FEBRUARY 7aFirsl. battle of wits. Union debated at. North East. 8-An extra-special night! The 5'Candy Heart Ball was held in the gym. No doubt, Dan Cupid had himself a time. 20-The faculty team played the Juniors at noon. What next? 2lvWe all wished for more snow. MARCH lafleorgia Imig presented her play, HA Bundle from Britain. Thanks to 3, Georgia and her W. P. A., everyone had a grand time-and lots of money was made for our Unitas. 4, 5-The big snow. More fun! 8ANot so much fun. School on Saturday. 27, 4, 10, 28-The Annual Spring Concert. was presented by M r. Wood and his Chorus. APRIL 7MEaster vacation. That's always welcome. 11AThe Seniors presented their play, Slice It Thin. Pretty good if we do say so! 18aF. F. A, banquet. Lots of fun-and food. 2lAOur band and chorus traveled to Wesleyville where they gave a musical 1, program. Were we proud of them! MAY 2-Something new was added! A spring vacation! 2-The night of the Junior-Senior Prom. There Was music in the air. l6aSenior class day exercises. 25-Baccalaureate. 27-That was the night! Commencement! We Seniors never thought we'd make il. 30aVaeation. We were still recovering from the twenty-seventh. JUNE 4-Oh, joy! Summer vacation. 'l3ye, gang. We'l'l be seeing you around. 19
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