Union High School - Aurora Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Class of 1936 Motto: Our olim to succeedg our hope to win, Scholars in the Making 1, f1 -vw-In--1 ,v ix Concentration Plus!

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8- - .tri-'R' ,I H n , v' K 5 W9 i ,. Jia: Q si, 4 , 1' i, f ,, i w .4 , 5- 'J ...vi 3 ' 1-il ' , In fi gon--- ' . ' ff ' , V S' If K ' .f. r l E , Reuben S. Smith - Commercial Law, Gov- ernment, Bible Narrative. University of Michigan. B,D. Oren D. Stiehl - Science, Session Room, River Falls Normal, Ph.B. Lillian Thomas - English, Session Room. Michigan State Normal. Grace Thomasma - English, Senior Adviser, Session Room. Columbia University, A.B., A.M. Maude A. Traut - Clothing. Western State Teachers' College, B.S. Edith Vandenberg - Mathematics. University of Chicago, Ph.B. Esther Vander Broek - Physical Education Michigan State Normal College, B.S. Fred Voss -- Mathematics, Senior Adviser, Session Room. Hope College, A.B. Ernest F. Vreeland - Auto Repairing. University of Michigan. A Charles S. Weber - English. New York University, B.A., M,A. Cleo Wood - English tlsettl. University of Michigan, A.B. Emma Zur Meuhlen -- German, History. University of Michigan, A.B., A.M. Olga Perschbacker - English. University ot' Michigan, B,A. Ruby G. Potter - Retail Selling, Central Slate Teachers' Collerze. B.S. Valora Quinlan - English. University uf Michigan, A.B. Fred W. Redemsky - Industrial Arts. University of Wisconsin. B.S. Dee A. Reynders - Mechanical Drawing. University of Michigan, B.C.E. Clarissa Richardson - Shorthand, Typing Western State Teachers' College, A.B. Laura A. Rowson - Clothing. Columbia University, B.S. Ethel Scholes - French, English, History. University of Paris. Ph.B. Harriet Schroder - Conservation of Sight. Northern State Normal. B.S. Lura V. Sipe - Home Economics. Albion College, A.B. tMrs.J Elizabeth S. Slaght - Hom e Eco nomics, Pratt Institute. Clara B. Smallidge - English, Session Room University of Michigan, A.B.. A.M. 1, ., -2 f -W it, xv 5 ar. , , Li, L- 6 i ' Q Q. T' .J

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Seniors 1936 Senior Officers lohn Scholl, president, lrmaruth Krapp, sec- retary, Mr, Fred Voss, adviser, Miss Grace Thomasma, adviser, Elizabeth Allen, vice- presidentg loan Rode-nhouse, girl treasurer, Allan Stellingworth, boy treasurer, The business undertakings of the senior class are many and difficult. The yearly success of these projects is due largely to the perseverance, co- operation, and sound advice of the senior advisers, Miss Grace Thomasma and Mr. Fred Voss. Perhaps the most difficult of these tasks, that of composing a class song, is undertaken by the class song committee, a group of students talented in music. The ideas for the traditional class memorial to the alma mater are sug- gested by the memorial committee. The senior class makes a selection by popular vote, but the remaining duty of erecting and installing the memorial is left to the committee. The financing of this memorial is done by means of a senior play, or even two plays, chosen by the play committee. Through the cooperation of committees and the senior class, the class photographer, cards and announcements, and motto are chosen. The pre- liminary work is done by able groups of students and the final choices are determined by the vote of the class. Fellowship is encouraged in many extra-curricular activities and occa- sional senior get-togethers. The chaperons are invited to these get-togethers by the invitations committee, while checking, publicity, entertainment, decora- tions and orchestra are all taken care of by their respective committee members, The publication of the AURORA, school yearbook, is undertaken by a special staff chosen from the students with the highest scholarship records. lux, Solving Senior Problems Scholl, president, Bieschke, Wessman, Nagy Forsrnan, Berkowitz, Gray, Pavel, Beasecker, Oumedian, Dean, DeBruyn, Hubbell, Sage Wenger, l-loving, Klein, Ortowski.