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

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Gladly They Serve Trying to account for that elusive lost nickel after the turmoil of a busy noon of figuring bills and counting change are Donna Mackey, Donna Girschle, Beverly Finstrom, Gloria Chicky, and Shirley Strobridge, student cashiers. Cooks supreme, Mrs. Minnie Owen, Mrs. Nona Apel, and Mrs. Lavina Dauser, Union's cafeteria Workers, take pride in the many customers Who en- thusiastically eat their appetizingly pre- pared dishes, Mrs. Rose Schauer, cafe- teria director, estimates that three tons of food have been consumed this year by hungry Unionites and teachers. Susie and Sonny Sunbeam would find it difficult to brighten the halls of Union and the lives of other Unionites if lohn MacGiela, Russell Eggleson, Will Reed, Iohn Schaaphok, Steve Mik- luski, C. D. Blum, Everett Ormsby, and Peter Godfrey, alble custodians, and if Martha Batchelder, helpful janitress, did not give their services.

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'Fha-str husky dollivs whose quaint, Haro-skirted costumes and artfully v . v '- ' ' rollimzvoyt-slronvulsc-d I'IUllli'S'PIUIIPIICCS are Wayxenka, l,lIlLl2l!', Van Alls- lmric, Lonklin, Vunclcr Luau, 'lllTlYTlL'l'ITl?1ll, L1-vzxmluski, Pierson, lluusvnort, and Cuxlncy. , ' I X -. V 1 fi 4' H Q -'fi 'F is '- QS , .Q t X i 8- x, X Ili Lure of the Stage Theres no business like show busi- ness, caroled the hearts ot some ninety Unionites on the evenings ot March 3 and 4, for after weeks of sewing cos- tumes, painting props, arranging de- tails, and practicing, seemingly without end, the night ot the Prollies had ar- rived. The difficult preparations, plus the thrill ot hearing the resounding hand claps of the appreciative audi- ences, helped them to realize the real meaning behind the theatrical code, 'The show must go onl QW I ie, 1. 41,4 mc 'Good things come by the .dozen , says any baker, and these 'tsweetu Junior Frolliettes, Whose lively dancing feet prove the entertainment value of young uns , number exactly twelve, Costumed in polka dots and ruftles, they are, left to right: Edsinga, Irwin, Chirgwin, Irwin, Heslinga, Coleman, Spratling, Pease, Harmsen, Lindberry, Stenkcn, and Petrovitch. x g so t , xg . 1 X ZW ' , 3, N-. 2 2 i t ff ,W , Pointing dainty toes and smiling merrily, the be-ruffled Frol- ing from pictured, Joustra, Ver Howe, Vander Werff, Gigowski, Iicttcs of '48 begzuilingly tapped their ways into the hearts of Berry, Joustra, Koolman, Van Daalen, and Wilder, The Frollics enthusiastic Frollies-goers. Left to right these bewitchinrz WCYG Sponsored by the senior class and the Union High Com- maidens are Blink, Faulkner, Van Portfleet, Wilder Nyberg fmiss- munity Council. 12