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'TY' rsneathen Named to Captam Hawks Nlne ' Bill Sneathen, veteran catcher n Union High baseball team, was. lected by his teammates Wednes-1 ay to captain the squad this year. 1 his is Sneathen's fourth season' the Red Hawks' team. A oach Doc Ellingson said Thurs- ' y that the team was looking for 5 ctice games this week-end as! added measure of conditioningj the coming .ea . ,
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5111 'illllemnriam Loyalty is the holiest thing in the human heart?-Seneca The passing of Mr. William Pearn on February 8, 1938, brought sorrow and a distinct sense of loss to students and teachers who were in any manner associated with him. His cheerfulness, helpfulness, and extended interest in the school beneited Union High School both morally and physically. Whatever was of interest to Union was of interest. to Mr. Pearn. He constantly strove to assist in solving his students' social and vocational problems. He was born February 15, 1881. Following his graduation from Western State Teachers College, he began his career at Lewis Institute in Chicago, by teaching machine shop there as he did for twentyfone years at Union. It was in Chicago that he learned the tool and die trade at which he was most skillful. In September, 1916, he came to Union to teach machine shop, mechanical drawing, and mathematics. He kept his own shop in utmost orderliness and in his spare time made several machines for the science laboratory. Keeping his car in perfect running order was his hobby. Although not a sportsrnan, he was a lover of birds, animals, and the outfoffdoors and was keenly interested in the preservation of nature. During his last illness, new machines, obtained largely through his efforts, had been brought into his shop. His last wish was to see these machines and the shop in which he had served so long. Loyalty and devotion such as Mr. Pearn's is an inspiration to all.
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