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

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'7wmm9 E ' Zappa-Zi The future in business demands efficiency, accuracy, and the willingness to work h 1rd Now more than ever, does the world need persons with a knowl- edge of typing, stenography, and bookkeeping. To assure this accomplishment the business depart- ment at Union offers such courses. Students type to rhythm to acquire speed. Book- keeping develops accuracy and efhciencyg stenogra- phy demands all three. ln the future as in the past, students of credit- able scholarship are recommended to desirable po- sitions by Mr. Avery, chairman of the business department. Left-MISS EDITH LE I-IEW, MISS IDA WILLISON. MISS EDNA MAXON, MR. ARTHUR AVERY, MR. BURTON KEMP Bc-low-MISS MARIE MCDERMOTT, MR. FORREST LAIR I U-I i I RHYTHM MAKERS Lower Left - MR. FORREST BARR First Row - Cox, Meyers, Van Oss Second Row - Carlson, McDowell Third Row - Lighiloot, Nuimo, Bouchard

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Q ' 'H 'N KEY TO KNOWLEDGE MISS DOROTHY IANE FARR MISS HARRIETT SCHRODER MISS ESTHER NOBEL, Robert Caminov, Patricia Prus, Spec. . Learn now, remember later might well be the theme of the library with its many books, while art and music, developing in students a love of the beautiful, provide emotional outlets for wartime tensions. To conserve vision is the responsibility of the sight-saving department. Witli an eye to the future, gym teachers are, this year, giving students strenuous body-building exercises. First Row -MR. THEODORE FRYFOGLE and Bob Host, MISS FLORENCE BEST MODERN DESIGN MOVES AHEAD Lee Whipple cmd MISS FLORENCE PARSELL Second Row -MR. MILO SUKUP, MISS MARGARET MAC DONALD and MISS MARY MURPHY, MISS EDITH BARKER E