Union High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Union, OR)

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.Junior Class History In the fall of ’38, the class of 1940 started out its school year with the officers elected the previous spring. They were president, Audrey Anderson; vice-president, Kenneth Mills; secretary, Marjorie Cobh, and treasurer, Don Kinsey, 'flic class started with an astounding amount of energy. Its score on the pep contest rose steadily to top position. The financial condition was and is the best of any class in the school. The money the treasury boasts was accumulated by “hot dog” sale's at games and a junior class carnival—the first given in Union high— which was a treinenduous success. The juniors, who appear to be rather successful salesmen, first sold magazines, winning for themselves four points of tlu pep contest. They turned their energy to the sale of Christmas cards. During the school year, they also sponsored several cafeterias. The height of the moneymaking drive was the c lass play. The class used some of its hard-earned money to buy the student body’s new jockey satin basketball suits. The individual students of the junior class were also outstanding on committee work and student council activities. From the class this year, came the song queen, yell leader and his assistant, and several students had leads in the operetta. The class also had the star football player of Union high school—“Choc:” Shelton, who this year made the all Eastern Oregon team. Idonna Ward was the c lass nominee for May Day queen. This class gave the seniors, as a grand climax to an exceeding good year, the annual banquet which was exceedingly successful. 18

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Sophomore Glass History The class of ’41 has, in the past two years at Union High School, learned and achieved many tilings. Though it has been the smallest class in school, it has always held its own and done it well. The class has been represented in every school dub and has taken active part in Glee Club by participating in operettas and music festivals, in the Dramatics Club through plays and their direction, and in the various other school activities. Several of the boys have “made the team” in football, basketball, and baseball. This year, this class won the first place for giving the best pep assembly. In all its work, the class has been cooperative and good sports and this class hopes to continue to be a class of which Union High School can be proud. Glass Officers President Richard Baum Vice-President Eileen Hall Secretary-Treasurer Elizabeth Kibby Charlotte Adkins Sherman Anderson Sybil Barker Lorena Cross Vivian Draper Doris Fields Louise Gale Isabel Greenwood Maurice Hand Glass Roll Phyllis Harris Sherman Hawkins Lorrene Horn Wayne Kornegay Leonard McCord Mildred Saling Betty Shaw Marion Stitzel Marvin Tarter David Thomas Maurice Waltz Barbara Wells Marie Wells Marion Westenskow Norman Wicks Drakeford York Marian McPherson Bud Parker Violet Shirley