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

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Zobro, Helen Westerweel, Marian Girl Reserves 141: Girls' Glee Club 141: Senior Girls' League Whalley, Murl Senior Band 11, ZZ, 3, 41 : Senior Orchestra 12. 3, 41 Wheat, Vivian All-School Play 131: Dramatics Club 131 White, Robert Senior Band 12, 3. 41 Wierzbicki, Edward Varsity Club 13, 41: Football 41: Baseball 11. 2, 3, 41 141: Basketball 13, Wilkinson, Richard f N.H.S. 13, 41: Senior Band 11. 2. 31: Senior Orchestra 11, 2, 31 Winski, Martha Song Leader 141: Press Club 141: Student Council 141: Solo Class 11. 21: Dramatics Club 131: Ath- letic Council 141 Winters, I ack Wiseman, Verne Art Club 121: Senior Play Witkoski, Charles 1113.1-I.S. 141, Treasurer: Aurora Stalf: Spanish Club 1' 1 Wolosiecky, Helen Girl Reserves 141: G.U.C. 13. 412 141: Girls' Meet. 12, 3, 413 Senior Secretarial Club Girls' League Wolosiecky, Olga Girl Reserves 141: G.U.C. 13. 41: 141: Girls' Meet 12, 3, 41: Senior Secretarial Club Girls' League Wronko, Helen Secretarial Club 141: Audubon Club 141: Girls' Meet 121 T 1 Zamiara, Leonard 1 'Uh Football 12, 41: Track 12. 41 X Zarbock, Alvina 'M Zaskiewicz, Peter - N , 11 1 , .P . 1' : 51,1 - hai' , 1 Zeman, Irene Girl Reserves 141 : Audubon Club 141 3 Senior Girls' League 6- Zenk, lohn Senior Band 13, 41 - Zimmerman. Leo Girl Reserves 141: Girls' 1-113 French Club 121 Meet 131: U.H.S. Club cg- 'snr SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES Bienick, Iulius Bjork, Vernon Boruta, Loretta Senior Girls' League Bothee, Fred Cummings, Virginia DeVries, Gerrit Football 12, 3. 41. Co-captain 141 DuBois, Douglas Eggebeen, Clarence Gogulski, Wallace Hansknecht, Marie Girl Reserves 13, 41: U.H.S. Club 13, 41: Service Squad -141: Senior Girls' League lensen, Olga Keenan, Charles Press Club 141: Student Council 141 Koppenol, Donald Lathrop, Kenneth McMann, Eleanor Latin Club 131. President Ortowski, Bernard Parrette, Richard Prominski, Harry Rewa, Iames Root, Merle Rudnik, Robert Smith, Marjorie Girls' Glee Club 11, 2, 31: C 141: Secretarial Club 141 Szotko, Edmund Club 22:1a 141 Vlahandreas, Spiros Westberg, Dorothie U-,Q lub 229a 141: N.H.S Club 121: Solo Class 12, 31: Mixed Chorus 1l, Ll: Senior Girls' League Humane Club 11. 21: Latin 1 Winegar, Harold Wytekonis, Bernard .L 6 ,. s, Yr' -in I N 1 A run. Y.,

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Class of l94O The first activity of the junior class was the election of officers. This election turned out to be a battle of the sexes in which the boys emerged victorious, Those chosen were Ches- ter Kabza, president, Seymour Leven, vice- president, Raymond Sikanis, secretary, and I N 'Y . Robert Siebeneicher, treasurer. Mr. Early and Miss Smallidge are the advisers of the class. To raise money for the junior-senior prom, the class of l94O engaged in a notebook sale. After-school sales of sweets were also held for this purpose. The prom, held May 26 in a spring garden setting, Was, as usual, the out- standing social event of the year. A fine spirit of cooperation between classes Was shown when the juniors and the seniors worked together at the Roundsup by alternate- ly sponsoring rollereskating and ping-pong. This year for the first time the Aurora added juniors to its staff. Members of the editorial staff, chosen for their scholarship and Writing ability, are Carol York, Alice Flynn, lanice Rouse, Dorothy Haan, and Florence Russell. juniors on the sales staff are Alvin Klawiter, Alice Flynn, Sophie Chmurynski, lanice Rouse, Dorothy Haan, Genevieve Youngs, Seymour Leven, Florence Russell, Robert Warner, and Ray Nawara. Among junior leaders in scholarship who are also very active in class and school affairs are Fred Ryers, Linda Reisman, Sophie Chmuryn- ski, Seymour Leven, Theodora Staskiewicz, and Margaret Smith.