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

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-Q X gp I.: an ,I1uo a',':,'Q 'lo r lull W Abbgy, Mary Agababian. Hrayr Ainslie. Esther Aleszka, Alex Ampulski. Wanda Service Squad 13,41 Art Club 13, 41 Football 13,41 Student Council 131 Model Aviation 1l, 21 U. H. S. 13,41 Track 13,41 Athletic Council 141 HieY 12,41 Wrestling 13,41 Service Squad 12, 3, 41 U. H. S. 141 Andersen. Ca Reflector Staff 1 Latin Club 12, 3 Press Club 141 Home Room Se 141 Barnaby, Ruth Bednarz, Dorothy U. H. S. 12, 3, 41 Reflector Staff 141 G' U. C. 13,41 Song Leader 13, 41 Girl Reserves 12, 3, 41 G. U. C., Secretary, President 12, 3, 41 Latin Club 12, 3, 41 i Begthel, Ianet Audubon 12, ,3, 41 U. H. S. 13,41 A Home Economics 141 Conservation Club 131 if Behm. Dorothy Berry, Virginia Art 131 Senior Counselor 141 Home Economics 121 Beurkens. Cla Personality Cli Audubon Club U. H. S. 141 if w Yi' Britghl. Fre Football 13, 41 Wrestling 13,1 Track 12, 3, 41 R. O. T. C. 11, Bobko, Ioseph Boettner, Virginia Bohachyk, Delores Boonstra, Gerrit Bowl. Mary Ellen Football 131 Girl Reserves 141 All City Honor 141 Track 131 Service Squad 141 Girl Reserves 13,41 Wrestling 111 G- U. C. 13,41 WWF? Burns, Robert Buttermore, Carl Byl, Elsie Campbell, Donald Canfield, Kenneth Student Council 141 Personality Club, Presi- Football 1l, 2, 3, 41 Reflector Staff 141 dent 13,41 Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41 Latin Club' Vice- Girl Reserves 12,31 Vgfsiiy Club 13141 president 13, 41 U. H. S. 12, 31 1311119115 Council 131 Hi-Y 12, 3, 41 124 l Mixed Chorus 131 Carlen, Ieanne Mixed Choru: 11, 2, 3, 41 Girl Reserves U. H. S- 11,2

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81644 Ghana of 1941 Think of the fun we've had this year Of things we've done and friends we prize. These thoughts should bring back memories As we begin to summarize. George Budres led the senior classg As president he made a name, His aids were Glory, Zip, and Paulg To them a task seemed like a game. These officers were picked in style. A modern booth was used to choose The president and to decide The magnitude of our class dues. Proof of the spirit of our school Was given when an eight-car train, Full, bursting out with team support, To Traverse went and back again. The football team, cheered by this group, Subdued the Trojan team with ease. Which shows that if we back our boys, Those boys will roll up scores that please. That game was won, but to our grief, The team we really hoped to slay, The champion of the city league, Took victory Thanksgiving Day. Our Basket Bunch got started bad, And tales of losses soon grew agey g But as the season neared its ending, Our cage team's style became more cagey. Our wrestling team brought Union fame By winning state and city meets. The taste of fame, yet on our lips, Lingers like the taste of sweets. The Sandman entered our fair school, Removed the carving, and repaired The furniture throughout the rooms Wherever vandals' talents flared. No more will stockings, long or short, Be snagged and spoiled by splintered seatg The chairs and desks have all been smoothed. Silk stocking safety is complete. The Community Council, to our joy, Gave us a funfforfall program Of crafts and games two nights a week, And a dance band that sure could jam. Some hard luck hit the senior class When Mr. Voss became so sick That he was out for quite a while, Without him things just wouldn't click. A drive of loyalty was launched Throughout the halls of Alma Mater. To prove our standards and morale Surpass all those across the water. Through sacrifice and student work, They've placed in nearly every room The banner that we all adore To brighten hope and reject gloom. The Dogpatch Drag, a costume dance, Was put on by the coming grads. Loud clothes and green complexions were The style among these rustic lads. Without a doubt the junior prom Provided all with lots of fun, Its formals and its mellow band Made us quite sad when it was done. A comedy, and a success, Was American Passport, the senior play. The acting was par-excellence, With profits as one says, taint hay. Commencement ends this crowning year And skims the cream from off the crop, Our seats soon filled by others who Are on their way to reach the top. I23'l

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Wu. Anderson. Paul Hi-Y 12, 3, 41 Senior Counselor 141 Nature Club 12, 3, 41 Tennis 12, 31 Beurkens, Helen Girl Reserves 131 J. H. S. 141 iome Economics Club 141 AuFrance, Elsie Red Cross, President 13, 41 Latin Club 13,41 Chemistry Club 131 Girl Reserves 141 Q. 'nf Blattner, Anthony Senior Orchestra 11, 2, 3. 41 R. O. T. C. 141 Aviation Club, Vice- president 11, 21 Bailey, George Senior Orchestra 11, 2, 31 Latin Club, Secretary 13, 41 Chemistry Club 131 Blauw, Harriet Art 13, 41 U. H. S. 131 7!ne Big Clown Swanson, Goolian, Wierzbicki, Budres Brown, Beverly Brown, Iessie Bryska, Esther Budres, George Budzan, Theodore Burgstahler, Margare 1. H. S. 13, 41 G, U- C. 12, 3, 41 Spanish Club 13, 41 Hi-Y, Treasurer, Secre- Reflector Stall 141 Girls' Band 13, 41 Xudubon Club 141 Archery Club, Presi- U. H. S., Vice-president law 13, 41 Senior Orchestra 141 dent 141 11, 21 Latin Club, President Girl Regerves 131 13, 41 Carlson, Margaret lass Secretary 131 -. U. C. 12, 3,41 ervice Squad 11, 2, 31 ssembly Committee 41 Cattell, Maxine Drum Majorette 141 Traveling Assembly 141 Girl Reserves 13,41 U, H. S. Club 131 Class President 141 Senior Counselor 141 Senior Band 141 Cederquist, Morris Centilli, Betty Basketball 111 U. H. S. 13, 41 Hi-Y 12, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 11,21 Boys' Glee 11,41 Centilli, Evelyn Aurora Staff 141 Girl Reserves 141 Latin Club 13, 41 Home Economics Club 13. 41 Ciucci, Rose 1 25 1