Union High School - Acorn Yearbook (Vale, NC)

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Elarcward We at Union High School are some five hundred time-conscious people. The bells ringing, the clock juxnping-classes, club meetings, basketball practice. Each person must ask himself what does all this mean? Is this twelve years in school merely something we must bear with- days which must be checked off the cal- endar before we can get out into the world and really start living. Or is it more than this '? Those of us who have worked on this annual hold that it is much more. We believe our sojourn at Union is worth- while not only as preparation for life, but as a way of life itself . This is what we have sought to present in the 1952 Acorn. 0

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Mr. Robert Abernathy Mrs. Elizabeth Mosteller Music fs 13 School Uammiffw f, 44. Ai Q - l, i rrr r fx.,. i l A ' 'VV li V Mr. M, H, Goins Mr. Kohn Heavner Chairman of The Board Mr. Paul Sain fNot Picturedl 5 In fn , -fi 1 F9 X9 21 X f 5 .. f , 3 Mr. Leonard Scronce Principal of School if ,. .5 . C l ' i Vff ,L 5 . ,fic .V ,, Mr, E, F, Ritchie ff x 9 Web if i i eel i ll ,Q A um Mr. Claude Rudisill Custodian of Building and Grounds 1