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

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,wwe-verwro' ! i gm-ww Lpqvlrm lmm, ,S 1,151 my rwqinnina ol a bla liafinq party cookies and sipping punch diiiirzrz inte-iniirsion at llif- Piom arf- Kim'-ll, vve-nina Im iiolwil Kfii--ckns and Pat Hwy-ol Hieme,-rsma, l'ckman, and Spaulding fzlimfirnv-1. Highlighting the social events of the year was the lunior - Senior Blossom Time as the theme. Many romantic couples danced to the soft and gay melodies of Tom Zalaoras' Delightful Prom Highlights Year band, At intermission refreshments and some of Unions best entertainment were offered in the cafe- teria. After this perfect evening of delightful fun the vision of pretty swishina formals and fragrant corsages left a bright spot in the memory of the happy dancers. llrvamily dancing to the soft music at the Iunior-Se-nior Prom are- Hollins, Hingelberg, Moore McKay, Strand, Mervenrie, Viana, Hovinq, Von Woerkem and Budde I-W'-X L V 1 y --7 i-..,,,, iw-W-....q.,,,,, U ' s , 4, - , y mv, --...W .J H w-s-...N - ' , 'w W--A---,,.. W, , W . Wwe 1-MLW. an-I ..i, ,,,,,......-Ww- ,,.,,.....,..-wf-- -.4-.,..J.- ..,,i,.,i, if

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Gay Dances To the tune of soft melodies and jazzy hit numbers, many Unionites spent their leisure hours dancrina with their school vhums in the aaly decorated aym ... ' I -4 NYU' X' , . i . 3 - , 9' Y -A iII I I .X5', 3 'ilirl .wi 1 . V, ,I ' ,An Swayina To the music lrorn The luke box are the-se loyal students allen a baslcelball aamp Drvamily dancina to the enchanting music ol the I. C. lli-Notes are these lwosomes al the Swoe-lhvart Swirl lliahliahlina I h +1 xophoinore ye-ar 1:1 thi,- merry dance which the-y annually sponsor Hanging ihr- gala decorations lor The- S1 Pa1r1ck's dance are Lauman Skull L4-nf nmg, Kezivilch and Vrana Laboriously cleaning up the paper streamers and broken balloons alter a dance are Vf-enslra and Vander Vevn 10 I Liven Year However, dances aren't all alamour and alilter, as any hard-workina committee can tell you, lor some students must perform the unenviable jobs ol checking, cleaninafup, and ecll- ina refreshments.

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Roaring '2O'S Live Again With a theme of the roarina 20's ', familiar to a aeneration aao, The Frollies of 52 , presented in three captivating performances, featured hilarious comedy and fascinatina music. Under the experienced direction of Delores Whitaker Stoltz and with the unfailina co-operation of the Community Council and the senior class, the alitterina show captured the hearts of the de- lighted audience and roared to a success. Tapping out th- rhythm to UA Lullaby of Broadway ar- these fe-rt Iunioi Frollit-Iles Adams Haan H-rim Godfrey, Claus,-I Ohm Champion Miller Thomas Todl-rbi-n Wi-nd! Weston Lafquwf and Pwtzovicta Singing and swayinq to that ole soft shaf- are thf-se dapper and dandy boys Bloom Kurlciian, Fizngelberq Vande: V1-1-n Gauqi-z Ver Dain Bush Norkus Wi-sf Vw-nfsfr-1 Betts Ze-eryp and La Bell-- A corihastznq combination nf :zoft hall'-f ani intriguinq tap featured the Senior Fi'ollivtt'-A Van Wofrrkom Du Clos, Chiiqwin, Z'-insfva Pafnoudf' Lenninz Chapman, lrwin, Ki-pni-i Champion Si Lduman and Holm'-1: