Union City High School - Maroon and Gray Yearbook (Union City, MI)

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Twelve MAROON AND GREY .SZPAOIHOFQJ E Top Row: Merrio Kline, Mary Ellen Bronson, Betty Sanders, Rolland Knapp, Mr. Mc lielly, Lyle Parks, Mildred Hubbard, Margaret Brigham, Rosalie Eppich, Second Row: Patricia Swihart, Wayne Waters, Jessie Billman, Kenneth Parks, Flavian Watkins, Harold Jones, Dorothy Sellers Third Row: Edgar Cross, Earl Burdick, Mary Lou Stevens, Doris Collins, Onna Lee Rice, Jim Mattison, Patricia Blackburn, Stella Mitchell, Betty Lou Hedrick, Irwing Frappier, Leonard Cross ne started our year with Mr. McNielly as class advisor and the following class officers President, Earl Burdick, Vice President, Lyle Parks, Secretary, Rose Marie Schultz, Treasurer, Mary Lou Stevens. This year has been a money making year for us. Nearly all our class functions were centered around somethings to make money. We started out by sponsoring the annual NSnowbal1e.n This proved to be successful both financially and socially. In the middle of the winter we had an apportunity to sell over 600 pins. This project increased our treasury by a considerable sum. Our biggest event was the Donkey Basketball game. The F.F.A boys helped with this and the profits were divided. Perhaps we should have divided with Mr. Wheeler, too, for his help in entertaining the public, or, maybe a pair of suspenders would be acceptable. In March we tired a roller skating party. All who went had a good time. Our second year is ending And how grown up we feel. We've had a lot of fun But saddened to think we're half done.

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MAROON AND GREY P m !W'.:i ' nior Top Row: Frank Krimmell, John Standiford, Mr. Wheeler, Harry Whitcomb, John Weller, Second Row: Donna Schwark, Anna Herring, Eunice Van Hoose, Leta Eyre, Marilyn Rohrer, Aldia Hamma, Hazel Wilcox, Third Row: Beverly Gorham, Nolan Hooker, Diana Finney, Ted Stemaly, Treva Swartout, Josephine Sklar, Dortha Geylor, Mary Foster, Fourth Row: Junior Bush, Bonnie Williams, Bob Worden, Peggy Kidwell, Raymond Cameron, Clara Lee Hobday, Dar, Musselman, Betty Collins. We started the year out with a bang by sponoring a dance to continue our money raising campaign we sold magazines, sponsored a High School party at Not-A-Way-Inn and sold refreshments at the home football and basketball games. April 2, 1947 we presented out Jr. Play 'Cash and Carrie' under the direction of Mr. Brautigam. All our activities during the year have proven very successful and also given our treasurey a boost. We are planning to hold the annual nJunior-Senior banquet and dance' May 17. We hope everyone will have a good time. Our officers for the year ares President Harold Collins, Vice President Dar Musselman, Secretary Leta Eyre, Treasure Eunice Van Hoose and our class advisor is Mr. Wheeler.

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MAROON AND GREY -i2L05AUnwU2 Top Row: Carlyn Gilbert, Bruce Olds, Carle Cutchall, Richard Kever, Barbara Scott, Miss Horton, Raymond Swensen Ila Washburn, Kay Dee Daniels, Barbara Eyre, Jean Stevens, Second Row: Louie Van Warmer, Charlotte Scott, Bernard Smittey, Barbara Parks, Delbert Musselman, Reita lack, Carl Brisbane, Beverly Little, Third Row: Charles Collyer, Harold Adams, Kay Martin, Nelson Woodruff, Aletha Johnson, Robert Francisco, Barbara Olds, Donald Simpson Bottom Row: Clyde Finlay, Robert Funk William Howell, LaDeama Collyer, Lyle Ogden, Sharon Wilson, Max Mergle, Helen Myers, Virgil Hanson, Jim Hicks, George Hoover. We have a large group of freshmen this year and most of them come from rural schools. On October 4, 1946 the seniors initiated us by having the girls wear men's clothes. They also made us bow to every senior we met and carry their books to every class. Although we felt very odd we provided humor for the rest cf the school. We were supposed to have a hay-ridw which ended as a party at Fin1ay's because of the bad storm. Miss Morton acted as chapercon. Our class officers are President-Mickey Mergle, Vice- President-Charlotte Scott, Secretary-Raymond Swenson, Treasurer-Jack Van Horn. After suffering through our initiation and our first 7 year at high school we realize it was worth all our patience and fortitude.