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

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Look again and you will see that these girls are not someone's baby sisters, but the members of the G.U.C. holding their annual Yuletide Kids' Party. Thcsu kids urn: lizirbaru Upton, Arlene Ackerman, Dzlrlvm- Beyer, Lurrainc VVoznizik with Ds-na Koem-s playing Santa Claus and Donna Jouslrn, as Merry Christmas, Fun-Filled Moment The bell rings, a mad dash, and the cafeteria is reached at last, Where nutri- tious and tempting food is served to all who buy their lunches at school, Unions cafeteria really has everything from soup to nuts and everything is as tasty as it looks. lt is hard deciding, as can be told by the pondering expressions revealed here. The sun is out, the Weather is grand, and the boys are out sunning on the steps and banks around school. After a morn- ing ot hard, brain-racking studies, it's a relief to get outside to swap jokes and tell fish stories. lt looks here as it some big controversy is going on. Mrs, Bender, Ronald Smeg-mrs, and Mrs. Apple dish out tho delicious. Miss Atwood tcenterr is about to indulge in her favorite dessert, apple pie. These tellers of tall tales are: Gerald Kragt, Wendell Nybvrg, Roger Van Dam, Robert Nelson, and Don Buzalski.

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Liven Leisure Time A-l-l aboardl And they're otf to an out- oi-town football game. The Student Coune cil is in charge ot chartering these buses and seeing that all reservations and tickets are in order. The buses arrive at the school at 2:30 and wait for the students until the game is over. That's servicel On this particular excursion the seniors com- posed the majority ot the cheering section. High on the bleachers the crowd sits petrified during an important shot in a crucial game just as the tussle draws to a closel Here on the Union Red Hawks' side the student spectators wait breath- less in a tense moment at a game with the Creston Polar Bears. Merrily enjoying their bus ride are-: Helen Meyers, Betty Mollo, Joy Wilson, Harry Havelhorst, Yvonne Wood. Audrey Zeeryp. Shirley Flora, Beverly Fik, Abner Ragins, Ted Jacobs, Dick Meretsky, Don Coates. Marvin Hee-mstra, and Joe Saplis. is Like busy bees the students swarm up and down the steps as the stairways and halls take on new lite when the bell rings to acknowledge the end ot three pe- riods oi study and, one and all, the fellows and girls dash off to their respective lockers to snatch their coats and lunches and either file up to the cafeteria or go to one ot the eat shops in the vicinity.