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

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,ff Helen Schols. Prize Essay Writer Ioyce Barber Showing Bill Norkus Relaxing Talent as a Baton Twirler at a Familiar Pastime Memorable Pals Of '52 Popular Ioyce LeBaron Versatile Alan Betts Frank Marino and George Briggs, Best of Pals Ken Koopmans, Dramatic Whiz Sue te' New Vocal sim 19

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1 ll 11n11:, .-nd with 11 1111111 dash stud:-nts burst horn their 'l'l11- annual G U C Yulf-tide g'11ty wif: 1 l'11'1 :w1v1'1-sau: th 1 in 1-xc1t1-rily i1i1k1n1 th'-1: w11y toward tht- goodies hwinz lllltf' cutv-st outfits wt-rw sf-lwctf-:I wpvh th' 1t1w.'-- :,t11.l'-r1t.: w1lk n1 1 1 1 U1 1-xi' dfw-.z with th-2 honors Q . Q Q I UA heap of living is had around the busy halls of Union as frolicking 'ibrainsters' take time from daily tasks to enioy their . T. leigure moments, d h I f I b L crumptious treats await stu ents at t e cose o tie usy day, and the doughnuts, ice cream, or candied apples guickly vanish at the hands of the hungry crowd, loyful gatherings enliven school life as numerous clubs and friendly groups meet durina free time at designated places lor fun and frolic. One of the most treasured sights to Unions students are the familiar green lockers which serve as other gathering places for groups of chattering classmates Yesl The day begins and ends with joyful, cheerful living, stunt in loss--1 tlrwr:-1 115 iuislvinr .at-:cl-'ri!. :curry i1io11nd th-1 51' n 1r1 a 1 ' 5 111a111p,l11-'mv th 1 'vdy bvll rings 18

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