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

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By Small Bits Ol Pleasures In the hope of convincing the opposition that their views are right, Edgerle and Schopiro continue with their constructive speeches as Kemp, Apple, Chicky, and Oliver, enthusiastically. During the joyous Christmas season the dramatics, speech, vocal and instrumental departments combine their efforts in presenting an inspirational Christmas program. 'I9 Satisfied with their completed work on the hurdles, these students admire their handiwork. Books, paper, pencils, and candy are found at the popular school store, Postmus, Oppeneer, Cozier, Mr. Bazuin, Champion, and Caminer are always on hand to help. Checking over the wide selection ol records on the new iuke box are Moore, Uzarski, and Osbeck.

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Some moment of each busy day, Union students, Stankus and Billey, pause for a refreshing drink at one of Union's fountains. M kin osters is a familiar task, as SYUIIKUS, MBV' 0 9 P h I venne and Luce put the lost touches to t ese eYe catchers. Peterson hands out the Reflector to two of its sub- scribers, Versen and Meyer. School Days Lightenecl Come on, team, fight, echoes back from the raf- ters as the score goes up o Union's exciting basketball games. nother notch at one of Noon hour is the time for a great chess duel. Rooney and Weikert try their hands to determine who is champ.

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Calendar Daze Sets Theme A i Contributing fun and laughter to the Frollies of '55 were Jo Ann Gailius and Mary Jane Haven doing their pantomine version of the popular song, No More. No Frollies would be complete without the hilariously funny dainty boy's line, and the year was no exception. Featured as the Charleston Cuties they are left to right, Bloom, Vanden Bosch, Meyer, Hoff, Droski, Barnhard, Visser, Karpenski, Quinn, Mercer, Hurt, Korhonen, and Ritums. 20 K 9 , PR aj ' ,,.