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

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T '1' MAROON AND GREY Siu cfm! Counci Top Row: Stella Mitchell Hazel Wilcox, Mr. Brautigam, Earl Burdick, Fred Tappan. Second Row: Robert Francisco, Gloria Waters, Gerald Herman, Jack Bronson, Ralph Woodruff, William Howell, Thini Row: Eunice Van Hoose, Peggy Kidwell, LaVern Campbell, DonElda Jensen, Mary Lou Stevens The Student Council started the hall monitor system this year. This has worked out very effectively. Also the Student Council has started a series of monthly programs for the students. These are financed through a membership plan. The Council also sponsored the Athletic Banquet. Student Council Representives Seventh Grade: Gloria Waters, Jack Bronson Eighth Grade: Gerald Herman Ninth Grade: Kay Martin, Robert Francisco Tenth Grade: Earl Burdick, Stella Mitchell, Mary Lou Stevens Eleventh Grade: Hazel Wilcox, Peggy Kidwell, Eunice Van Hoose Twelvth Grade: Donelda Jensen, La Vern Campbell, Fred Tappen President: Donelda Jensen Vice President: Fred Tappen Secretary and Treasure: Stella Mitchell

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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

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IAROON AND GREY P' . r K ,' - 4, 50 Q Q .J. . Top Row: Howard Wilson, Rolland Knapp, Eldon Greenwald, G. L. McNeilly Advisor, Delbert Musselman, Charles Cooper, Kenneth Parks, Raymond Cameron. Second Row: Jim Matson, Leonard Delebaugh, Duane Knapp Reporter, Jack Van Horn, El Ray Jones, Jerry Daniels Treasurer. Third Row: Robert Mack, Lysle Odgen, Charles Collyer, Harold Adams, Frank Krimmell, John Weller, Irving Frappier, Millard Gaylor. Bottom Row: Jr. Moore, Edgar Cross assistant reporter, Leonard Cross Secretary, Roger Collyer President, Leland Stone, Ted Stemaly. The F.F.A. Chapter is larger this year than it has been in many past years. They have many new members, most of whom have been recruited from the freshman class. They expect the freshman, sopohmore, and junior classes to continue the fine programs started by the present chapter. They have many activities. Among them, bee projects, beef and dairy projects, soil and milk testing programs and many others. A new project was introduced this year in the form of a co-operative poutry project. It was carried out by several members of the agriculture classes. The boys sold part of their birds on Eastern Market in Detroit. The rest of them were sold to local buyers. The boys are starting bee projects again this year. They also have many beef and dairy projects planned for next year. Unless unfcrseen complications set in, next year should be one of the most successful enjoyed by this chapter in a long time.