Union High School - Arrow Yearbook (Wisconsin Dells, WI)

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School Daze Dishes News Up Hot NEWSPAPER STAFF BOTTOM ROW: J. Peterson, B. Thomas, L. McNutt, Mrs. Draper, T. Reynolds, A. McMillan, J. Hays. ROW 2: C. Farrel, P. Sandb 5 L. I-laferrnan, G. Roeker, H. Wimmer, B. Brockley, C. Guildner, A. Brown. ROW 3: M. Roney, D. Nelson, S. Field, M, Meltz, P. Ramar, H. Foss. ROW 4: S. Peters, C. Gutsmie el, C. Wre- zinski, A. Ahlhurn QQ'-1 K.,Q9,qe. -nvvy, Q I 0 N. 1 QQ l qs 41 F'-fvmnf CY W Q KYIVBQ l Qvvg-4v-T 'Iv-5-LIS 1' 'wr 'sM QQ 0 s 'Givens-4 Nrxrfxg 'Wes ww -ww-rv 'W' GQ ' 55 'V' Wngtsls WSG HAR e Q es - W6 Q , 0 'Pl when Pete Walch walks down the hall, the newspaper staff jumps into action. It means Deadline Monday for the volunteer staff under the direction of Mrs. Draper and Mr. Jarock. A11 news of school events, feature articles, personality and sport stories, not to mention the gossip section from each class, is included in the section of the local paper reserved for Schoo1 Daze. This School Daze section plays an important part in our high school life and is always read with a great deal of interest. . l -- E Staff checks School Daze as it appears in the Dells Events. 'fl ' Q- YG- H V.. irq, ' L , :L 1 r H in .... ....... will if Editor L. McNutt with Head Typist A. Ahlhorn Q i 1 X

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Projectionists Keep Movie Reels Rolling PROJECTIONIST CLUB BOTTOM ROW: W. Crothers, D. Anderson, J. Wright, R. Flock, Mr. Brimer, K. I-Ieidel, B. Luke, M. Bennett, J. Egge, L. Barton. ROW 2: P. Cone, L. Musiedlak, G. Walker, D. Englebretson, C. Steive, R. Briggs, G. Rounde- bush, B. Brousil, S. Thomas. ROW 3: G. Platt, D. Hudzinski, J. Gissal, D. Steinhorst, M. Van Deuren, T. Tobin, I-l. Heitke -P. Gregor-sen. ROW 4: A. Hudzinski, L. Schweda, B. Schultz, P. Tollakson, E. Cole, T. Gussel, T. Bag got, D. Zinke, C. Wrezinski, J. Ives. Audio-Visual Aids serve a definite part in today's education. It is the purpose of the Projectionist Club to aid in the service and maintenance of equipment such as the projector, screen, film and other parts pertaining to the visual aids program. Experience in setting up the projector, threading the film fsplicing it when broken J, operat- ing the projector, and making sure it is always in good repair and ready to operate is excellent training for the members of the club. Faculty members are grateful to Mr. Brimer and his club members for their assistance. These boys make our visual aids program possible Dick Steinhorst

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Council Keeps Joint Jumping 15' -s ' Q 1 Gi 3 I H. 1 i I 2 P 1:97 rf G7 STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Fitzpatrick, K. Foster, G. Roeker, R. Stowers, D. McClyman, D. Gall, S. Drollinger. ROW 2: 5? i Q , xifvxery. tion K QM e dance after XXV s after the 'ij X y the Council. Waterman, L. MaMar, L. Bremer, E. Schleef. concerns the entire student body is sponsored by the Student Council under the direc- Council members planned all Homecoming activities, the pep program, the parade, and game. They organized class elections, arranging for campaign speeches and counting all The Christmas tree, which the entire student body enjoyed, was bought and decorated Council also arranged the schedule of student dances throughout the year. This year they fkinitiated a March of Dimes dance as a benefit for the polio fund. So we say Thanks for the many services of ' tx the Council. Y-. .. -- . ,, E. Schleef, D. eau, D. McC1yman, and s. f' Drollinger put finishing touches on tree. OFFICERS G. Roeker, Secretary5 D. McC1yman, Presidentg R. Stowers, Vice-Presidentg D. Gall, Treasurer.