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

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Fashion Firsts For 55 For Pat it's a sports coat, for Russ it's a iacket Droski and Johnson in sweaters mighty slick , R n h. h , Are sure to turn the heads of almost every Ulf' Of 5 'nefi eY'fe WOW all The lime. . if Union chick. ' itz f E Randy's sharp crewcut is quite the 50ndy's new hair-cut is sweet and rage, keen, No matter the time, no matter the In fGCl, lt Set the style for almost age! eVeI'y ieen. Carol's shining necklace, Yarnies sweater gay, tw Are sure to be seen almost any time of day. if Bermuda shorts on Bouwknegt and Hice, All dfessed up and looking mm' A w t Camille and popular We must admit looks awfully nice. 'in 5 ee lm. 26

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Junior High Activities Demonstrate F Authoress Miss Kosanke reviews her new book, Indian Romance of the Western Frontier, to three enthusiastic seventh-grcldeI'S, RGY' mond Peters, Susan Kettlehake, and Karen Wiest, while LUQY Marino displays an authentic Indian costume. A familiar scene noon-hour and between classes, is Dick Sidebot- ham scanning through his locker looking for the right book as Dawn Moore patiently looks on. Loaded down with their many books, left to right, are David Betteridge, Barbara Dilley, Carol Bronkema, and Max Apple, as they hurry ottto their fifth hour class, eager to learn. 27 Pat Manoogian. un And Promises Preparing for the big event the Snow Swirl , given bythe eighth graders are, in the back row Cheryl Di Grandi, Chris Farogi and Marcia Rose. Front row are Judy Henry, Wayne Bruining and