Union Center High School - Reflector Yearbook (Wells County, IN)

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Back Row: Left to Right: John Hanauer, Bob Jackson, Don Hoopingarner, Bob Leimenstoll, Richard Cayot, Ron Hoopingarner, Tom Jackson, Marvin Bradburn. Middle Row: Left to Right: Mr. Boyd, Larry Lesh, Lynn Smuts, Larry Corell, Rich- ard Norris, Danny Dafforn, Roger Norris, Joe Hanauer. Front Row: Left to Right: Wayne Settlemeyer, Jerry Quackenbush, Jerry Corell, Shirla Anderson, Mary Lou Wolf, Dixie Dennis, Sammy Boyd, Jim Corell, Bill Thurber. Back Row: Left to Right: Jeanne Thomas, Marilyn Eckelbarger, Shirla Ander- son, Joyce Currence, Eunice Bradburn, Carolyn Cayot, Janet Quackenbush, Sue Newhard, Anna Newhard. Middle Row: Left to Right: Mrs. Rutenberg, Mary Jo Cline, Judy Davis, Janet Boxell, Marvel Bradburn, Jane Gardenour, Agnes Wil- son, Nancy Thurber, Diane Denney, Janet Allen, Doro- thy Stahl. Front Row: Left to Righ: Lillian Osborn, Linda Brown, Sharon Goshorn, Judy Bur- nau, Brenda Allen, Janice Corell, Charlotte Fussel- man, Susan Cooper, Maxine Osborn, Lois Gaskill, Vir- ginia Earnest. Boys ' 4-H Officers for the Boys' 4-H for the 1951 year were the following: President ..........l........ Carl Anderson Vice President ..........ic.., John Hanauer News Reporter .......... Ron Hoopingarner Secretary-Treasurer ..... Don Hoopingarner The boys carried projects including swine, dairy, sheep, beef, garden, corn and electricity. There were 90.775 of the enrolled members complet- ing their projects. Don Hoopingarner and Bob Jackson were the winners of a trip to the International Livestock Show in Chicago. Don won his trip with a champion corn project while Bob won with chickens. Girls' 4-H The officers for the senior club for this year were as follows: President ........,,l.c. Vice President ............ Secretary-Treasurer ....., Recreational Leader ...... Song Leader .......... Eunice Bradburn Diane Denney Joyce Currence Nancy Thurber Janet Allen Health and Safety Leader ,.,. Sue Newhard News Reporter ........... Jeanne Thomas Officers for the junior club were: President ................... Vice President .,.,......., Secretary-Treasurer ...... News Reporter ........... Recreationl Leader .s.,...,. Ann Jackson Diane Denney Virginia Earnest Jane Gardenour Janice Corell Song Leader .,.......... Sharon Goshorn Health and Safety Leader .,,, Brenda Allen The junior leaders were Jeanne Thomas and Shirla Anderson. Joyce Currence and Shirla Anderson represented the club at the Purdue Round-up and Jeanne Thomas attended Indiana State Fair Girls School. The outstanding event of the year for the senior club was when they toured Fort Wayne, visiting the Coca Cola Company, the Filtration Plant, Lincoln Tower, a furnished home and had lunch at Howard Johnsons. The junior club members attended a picnic held at the Bluffton State Park. Agnes Wilson and Jeanne Thomas attended the district judging contest held at Wabash. The Achievement program was held in connection with the Farm Bureau, both the junior and senior clubs together. l With 92.3'Z, of the enrolled members in the senior club completing and 85.777 completing in the junior club we are going to receive the fifth seal for our charter.

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Senior Plcl Finders Creepers ,. T-.H Our senior play was A 'lFinde1's Creepers , a mys- tery-comedy given in Oc- l tober, 1951. It was received hilariously by the audience I and kept them in suspense L right down to the final cur- tain. You're in my bed! That's a surprise!