Union City Community High School - Successus Yearbook (Union City, IN)

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FRESHMAN A COMEDY OF ERRORS There are 53 Freshmen—so many that the assembly would not hold all of us. A class as large as curs ought to h ve much talent, and as our class is no exception, it has already proved very promising. Bob Chrttin, James Cotter, Bob Ely, Kenneth Borland. Paul Price, Bob Hilderbrand, and Elden Lindley. represented tne class in basketba.il this season, while Betty Jean Shierl-ing, Wendell Riffle, and Bob Chattin were elected to the Student Council, ©n recognition day Betty Jean Shierlin0 end Betty Brandon were commended for their oartlclDation in recent Latin contests. One of the most humiliating happenings of the' Freshman olc.ss w-..s tiie initiation at one of the Social Hours, when we were made to sit on green kindergarten chairs with green nair riboons tied around our hea.ds while the rest of the high school laughed and marched around us. After some time we were allowed to remove the green hair ribbons and were orenounce d full-fledged high school members. Cur Ahristiaas party was held at the home of Ruth Ann Weaver, where we all had a most enjoyable tine. We hope that v hen this school year is over, we may be able to throw off our title, A Comedy of Errors.

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 x « » « 5: x w x X xx x x xxx x x x x x x x x :':{a«)i««»K «««« x x'x'w :i«!i w x x x .x x x x x xx x x xxlx X x X x xx'xx x x x x x CLASS OF 1938 Class Roll: Leland Anderson, Winifred Barth, Maxine Best, Hazel Birum, Charles Burton, Jane Davis, Thelma Fertig, Eleanor Harrison, Jack Hasel-mire, Robert Hilderbrand, James Koontz Robert Kyle, Elden Lindley, Francis Loy, Evelyn Manning, Juliann iPotter, Paul Price, Wendell Riffle. Junior Snook, Glenn Strait, John Sutton, Joan Veit, Elden Blackford, Betty Brandon, Robert Brierly, Harold Buckingham, Mary Burke, Robert Chattin, James Cotter, Evelyn Ellis, Robert Ely, Raymond Fox, Edna Hill, Jane Jel-lison, Meryl Kline, Betty Lyons, Joseph Lyons, Leonard MacAbee, Margaret Maloon, Glenna Mason, John McFarland, John Minnich, Clara Patterson, Dean Potts, Deloris Ross, Paul Scofield, Betty Shierling, Jay Thompson, Robert Ungericht, Ruth Weaver, Harvey Weimer, Kenneth Worland. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

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The Junior High School, as organized under the six-six plan, is under the prin ipalship of !.Ir McCullough. However, Mr. Butcher, who is a new-comer to Union -ity, is directly in charge and also teaches arithmetic, physical education, and Indiana history. Other Junior High School teachers and their teaching subjects are Mr. Cole, history, geography, and physical education; Miss Carter, English; Miss Mangel, home economics, English, and physical education; Mr. Frazier, industrial arts; and Mr. Hastings, general science. Due to the fact that there were no raid-ye?. r promotions into Junior High School, the total enrollment for the first semester was quite large, 112 in all, but dropped to 92 the second semester. In addition to sports, class programs, and high school assemblies, there heve been a number of class parties, and near the end of the year a camp supper for the entire Junior High School. Such activities help to make a well-balanced program of work and play.