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

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'S FU' MAROON AND GREY W- ZZMJ Top Row: Eunice Van Hoose, Charlotte Scott, Aldia Hamma, Clara Lee Hobday, Second Row: Betty Hedrick, Leon Smith, Tommy Adams, Bruce Bennett, June McDowell, Shirley Fowler, Avis Lowery, Robert Hamma, Dorothy Stryker, Barbara Roe, Wilma Lyster. Third Row: Barbara Brown, Shirley Robinson, Joan Ripley, Geneva Knauss, Patricia Mergl, Jeanette Krimmell, Hugh Graham, Arlene Roe, Fourth Row: Mr. Reed, Harry Bates, Ralph Woodruff, David Cheklich, Carl Brisbane, John Standiford, Peggy Brigham, Maylan Hobday, Jack McCormick, Gloria Fabianq.Donelda Jensen Bottom Row: Delores Hagelshaw. Carle Cutchall, La Deama Collyer, Maxine Cuyler, Nelson Woodruff, Wilbur Grimes, Jean Stevens, Junior Ashdown. The Union City HighSchool Band started the year off with 41 members. Mr. Parker was their director. They started drilling in the fall and played and marched for all the football games except one. At the beginning of 1947, Mr. Parker risigned and Gordon Bray took the band until another director could be located. The new band director Mr. Reed came from Battle Creek. He is now giving excellent instructions on a few march and concert pieces. The day every band member had long waited for finally arrived. The new uniforms were really here.

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MAROON AND GREY Ps 6400 Top row: Donelda Jensen, Carl Brisbane, John Standiford, Richard Kever Fourth Row: Diana Finney, Aleatha Jchnscn, Helen Myers, Charlotte Scott, Eunice Van Hoose, Ila Washburn Third Row: Beverly Gorham, Dortha Gaylor, Barbara Parks, Jea Stevens, Donna German Second Row: LaDeama Collyer, Rosalie Eppich, June McDowell, Treva Swartout, Betty Hedrick, Marilyn Graham, Rita Mack, Carolyn Gilbert First Row: Flavian Wakins, Peggy Kidwell Hazel Wilcox, Mrs Moore, Eliene Schrader, Betty Collins, Clara Lee Hobday At the beginning of the first semester the choir was divided into two groups. One group was the 'freshman choiru which had fifteen members who were from the freshman class and upper-classmen who had not previously been members of the choir. The other group was the nAdvanced Choir' which had twenty members who were upper classmen. Both groups were under the capable direction of Mrs. Moore with June McDowell as their accompanist. During the second semester the two groups were united. In the fall the 'Advanced Choirn sang before the meeting of the 'Federation of Women's Clubn at the Methodist Church in Coldwater. The choir also sang several numbers at the High School Christmas program. The choir was not as active this year because some of the members were unable to attend regularly since there were other classes held at the same time. Even with this difficulty, the choir had a fine repertoire of music and increased their musical appreciation and ability. R