Union High School - Acorn Yearbook (Vale, NC)

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SIDNEY HOUSER Speech is gfreaf, but silence is gfreaferf' -1-H 1, fl, 53, -fl, Glow' Club 3, fl, F P, A. 1, 17, 13, 4, Tyr 11.f'1 Clulw 45 l.1vff5turl: lllfl'-QI' mq Tv-um If, 35 Bus DYIVVI -1, BOB KEENER An all-'round good spo7't. ' ENf'3I f'd Ul'lll I1 35 4-H Club 3, 45 E413-' bfxll J l, IQ, 45 ljflfnfliill l, 'fig Glade! Club 3, 4 Tyl - may Club 45 l.1lvIf1111'1xx T35 HQ- mr Rall 13, 45 D1l1111m,1Ii.'s. Club -1, Rus, DIIVEI 11. 'K SENIGRS JIMMY JETTON Full of laughter, full of pep, never still, that's his repf 5, A45 Rfxskwlbilll 3, 45 T'y'5imVg Club fl, li'4f'1t1-vt Atlfndsluui l, 2, 3, 45 Lil:-el Club 3, 4. Y I., Q-ffm, -L f X Zi i?J1,'T7n'V-9 'nT ,1 .141 ff ?Z...f:ffj, f' 7 ,t,0 My 4 , ' 5 F, 4A J L! I' 1 f OTTMAN JARRETT Be glad of life because it gives you a chance to lore, work, and play? Blixieball 3, 45 Bnskfftbflll 45 Typlrlfj Club Y-1, Aq1'if'L1ltL1rQ 1, Y, 3, 4. SARAH KISER 'AEvery virtue is more pure when it appears in a beautiful personf' 4-H Llub ff, 3, '15 Wmrr-T-ss at Iummr- S'?'T'llOIL Banquet 175 Iuruor Marshall 135 An- uufxl Stull il, l r'5'S1denI of Glew Club 35 Mos! Popular, Prelticsl Gul 45 Choir l, 2, 3, Tyyurmq Club 35 Class Treasurer l5 Class Secretary find Treasurer 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4.

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CLASS PRGPI-IECY In the winter of 1958, getting into my easy chair, I decided to relax by turning on the radio. The music was so soft and sweet I must have gone to sleep, and in my dreams I heard the announcer, Lewis Quickel. say something about the Class of '49 of Union I-Iigh School. Imag- ine my surprise when I heard him announce Conductor Glenn Hoover and his symphony orchestra along with I-Ielen Lackey, his noted soprano. Then, in my dreams, I wandered into a large department store owned by Jimmy Jetton, who had as his very able assistant Sonny Sain. Mary Gilbert was cashier, while Evelyn Carpenter and Doris Hoover were two of the clerks. Since ball playing was always Bob Keener and Ottman Jar- rett's hobby I was not surprised to hear of their playing for the New York Yankees. Blair Davis and Johnny Davis are still in the same old rut. They are now driving Greyhounds instead of Union High Buses. Sarah Kiser and Jean Rhyne are doing secretarial work in Wfashington, D. C. Jack Rhyne and Jacob Reep are making quite a name for themseives as professors in the held of Agriculture at State College in Raleigh. Sidney I-Iouser has followed in the footsteps of his father as a successful farmer and well-known citizen of the community. Ted Goins, one of our outstanding students of the old class, has made quite a name for himself as a famous minister and writer of religious books. Barbara Seagle has now become a member of the faculty of Lenoir Rhyne College as teacher of Bible. Jessie Weaver' is an able manager of the Library there with ease Houser as her assistant. The last of my classmates were accounted for, as I heard someone calling, t'Mary, Maryf, arousing me from my sleep to go to my own Work as manager of Eagleis Dime Store. Pl'0f7l76'fL'SS, MARY' JANE LIZATI-IERIXIAN

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Lost Will ond Testornenl Ol the Closs ol lQ4l9 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF LINCOLN We the Senior Class of Union High School being of usual sound mind and body, realizing that we must soon leave our Alma Mater, do will and bequeath to our heirs such of our vast estate and personal property which we consider will be useful to them. To the Faculty we do will and bequeath our sincere appreciation for their kindness shown to us during our high school years. To the Junior Class we will our many Senior privileges, which will never get them into trouble if they are used right. To the Sophomore Class we bequeath our ability to make good grades. We will and bequeath to the Freshman Class our ability to get along with the teachers. We will our personal property as follows: I, Evelyn Carpenter, do hereby will and bequeath my quietness on class to Ruby Hallman, hoping that all the teachers won,t overlook her as they did me. I, Blair Davis, do hereby will my bus to Buddy Wfhite- ner. I, John Davis, hereby will my bus to anyone who will have it. I, Mary Gilbert, do hereby will to Marie Sain my ability to translate French and to listen to the radio at the same time. I, Ted Goins, will a part of my weight to Joe Kiser, which I know he needs. We, Doris Hoover and Sarah Kiser, do hereby will and bequeath to Pete Carswell our ability to make five-minute talks in English, hoping he gets better grades than we did. I, Glenn Hoover, hereby will to Bobby 'Iones my ability to get along in school. We, Fihe Houser and Jean Rhyne, will and bequeath our position in the twelfth grade to Betty Carswell and Bonnie