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

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X4 HOMECOMING COURT Gary Gray, Gene Johnson, Arlan Hudzinski, Terry Ryan, King Dick Schultz, Queen Ann Retzlaff, Faye Wormet, Linda Thompson, Clara Farrell, Beverly Grieger. if ' Wdhdgaq With October 23 came our Homecoming, which brought a victory, a king and queen, alumni, and rain. It rained on our parade and it rained at the game, but this did not dampen our spirits. The Homecoming festivities started off in the afternoon with a pep meeting at which the seniors won first place for their skit. They also won first place for their float in the parade. In spite of the rain, the game at night was a big success for we defeated Baraboo 12 to 6. After the game the Homecoming Dance was held in the gym which had been decorated by members of the Student Council. The highlight of the dance was the crowning of Queen Ann Retzlaff by King Dick Schultz, Members of the Homecoming Court were seniors Gary Gray and Beverly Grieger, juniors Clara Farrell and Gene Johnson, sophomores Linda Thompson and Arlan Hudzinski, freshmen Faye Wormet and Terry Ryan. How it splashed on our parade! A muddy field but we won! mr if

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It is important that we are trained to drive a car. Mr. Pinkowsky is emphasizing to Ray Horton and Tom Backhaus the importance of developing good driving habits. Science has done much for our health, but has not replaced the need for phy- sical exercise. In Our World we are trained for physical fitness. .-Q An interest in art can be the source of many hours of enjoyment. Art stu- dents with the help of Mr Lucke discover hidden talents. Girls, too, enjoy physical exercise. Here they are shown getting a workout on the basketball court.

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,--v '5 BOTTOM ROW Mr Herman, Director, L Haferman, N Sumwalt, A. Brown, P. Ramer, K. Bloss, K. Fenske. All the world's a stage and all the men and women on it are merely players. They have their exits and their entrances . . This quotation from Shakespeare can be applied to the WD students who did a fine job putting on the play JUNIOR PROM. a 'farce-comedy in three acts by James Stone, directed by Mr. Heiman. Long hours of practice on the part of the cast, plus the skill of the make-up and property crews, resulted in a very entertaining play which was immensely enjoyed by both the student and adult audiences. C AST OF CHARACTERS Hildy Haines . . Olivia ...... Queenie Smith . Chuck Haines . . Frankie Brown . . Mrs. Haines . . . Cora Haines . . . Willie Vermin . . . . . Jerome Haines ..... Clarence Weeger Cassandra Cholmundeley . Doctor Prescott . Nancy Sumwalt Karen Penske Ann Brown Paul Cone Bill Heineke Kathy Bloss Linda Haferman Carter Eckert Randy Sus Jim Beard Pat Ramer Conrad Wrzesinski