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

Page 28 text:

Junior Activities PHIL WHITES EL President JOAN HABER Vice-President ANNA BELLE WELCH Secretary BOB HUFFER Treasurer We arc the class of '45. With only one more year ahead of us. we are pursuing the different courses our school has to offer—academic, home-economics, business, and industrial. Many of us were in the band, orchestra, and chorus. Nine of our boys were on the basketball squad. Earlene and Carlene Merritt were two of the school's cheer leaders. We elected as our class officers: Phil Whitesel, president; Joan Haber, vice-president; Annabelle Welch, secretary; Bob bluffer, treasurer. Jean Frazier, Karlene Merritt, (iene Bennett. J. C. Lyons, and Phil W hitesel were our student council representatives. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Hobbs and Mr. Frazier, our class carried on various activities throughout the year. We sold Christmas wreaths, sponsored dances after the basketball games, and presented the play “Shirt Sleeves. Toward the end of the year, we entertained the seniors with the annual Junior-Senior reception. We arc looking forward to our senior year with anticipation. Silver-gray and blue were chosen for our class colors. —Betty Hummel. Page Twenty-two

Page 27 text:

Prophecy Dick Binkey is a captain— lie likes the Army fine. Our Gloria is a show-girl. The cutest in the line. Barb Cotter has settled down now A milk-hauler is her man. Jean Richey is a Red Cross nurse In far off Zulu land. Marge Livingston’s a typist For New York Central Line. Phil Croyle is a chemist, The greatest of her time. J. 1). King has now become An important dignitary, Aided by Miss Dorothy Dunn, His private secretary. Dot Mason is a housewife Out Saratoga way; While little Carol Vernon Send two red-heads out to play. Fairb Patchell is an actress In far off movie land. And also she sings solos For Benny Goodman’s Band. 1). Wasson’s an Instructor For all athletic clubs, E. Whistler, a naturalist, Trims her favorite shrubs. Secretary to the Governor, Dot Armstrong fdes all fines. Head waitress in a restaurant Is pleasing Lucy Hines. Reba is a painter The neatest of her kind. Ruth is a bookkeeper The most accurate you will find. I have looked at my classmates And they are very grand. You can see them working hard Developing our land.

Page 29 text:

Junior Class Sitting, left to right: Pauline Smith, Robert Rosenbush, Patricia Goodman, James Bartholomew, Joan Mangas, Roger Dye. Phillis Best, Robert Turner, Earlene Merritt, Philip Whitesel, T.ois Lantz, Joan Haber. Second row, left to right: Mrs. I lobbs. Gene Bennett, Joan Welch, John Meredith, Anne Chattin, Tom JelTcris, Ceresa Moore, Robert Huflfer, Betty Hummel, James Geyer, Helen Rosenbush, Betty Bushaw. Third row, left to right: Annabelle W elch, Lucille Skiver, Shirley Schoenfeld, Donna Perkins, Mary Jean Ellison, Eunice Moore, Carol Key, Janet Kantner, Jean Frazier, Carlene Merritt. Betty Baker, Patricia Lahey, Marcella Whistler, Mr. Frazier. Fourth row, left to right: James Ellison, Wanda Parish, Robert Allen. T.eslie Aukerman, Jack O’Corner, Dennis Keltner, J. C. Lyons, Patricia Clapper, Jack ITollinger. Absent: Patricia Lorton. Page Twenty-three