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

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Senicvag ' When we think of our Alma Mater, Fun in springtime and in fall, And we read the following verses, Let's remember, let's recall. Doug Anderson - our commander-in-chief, His aides - jack, Jo, and june, With the help of Mr. Voss, Kept the class in tune. Although our team was not the cha And was not covered with fame, It isn't just the scores that count But how they played the game. The Victory Stomp for the U.S.O. One balmy night was staged. mP Sixty dollars for the boys was gained And fun for all engaged. Because of the Axis greediness, Which made us all detest her, We had to cut the Reflector out For one whole long semester. Among the war's creations Some things are mighty queer. It made us have a graduation In the middle of the year. Tardy centers were empty, Students right on time When dear old Uncle Sammy Changed hours eight to nine. The O.P.A. installed rationing Sugar, coffee, meat, and shoes, They took away our butter But not our senior dues. Glazed do-nuts after school were sold By the hundreds, don't cha know? Students and teachers bought and ate, And that's a lot of dough, The Patsyl' -senior play supreme- Proved itself a huge success, Its comedy, drama, and romance Brought the class much happiness. The boys who played our basketball Over six feet tall or more! This year's area champs, no less, Really rolled up quite a score. The juniors for the seniors gave A Prom which was the best- Other dances we have had, But this surpassed the rest. Dancing, ping-pong, lots of cokes Made the senior mixer fun When we schoolmates get together, Oh! how the blues do run. We had fun and food for everyone When the honor banqueters congregated, 'A program too, with speeches galore, O'er which high spirits predominated. Into the ranks our boys have gone To fight for what is right, When the war is o'er and they come back The world will shine with freedom's light. The end of our stay somehow has come. Our diplomas we accept with a sigh, And though we now are leaving here, We'll always remember Union High.