Union High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Union, OR)

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Dedication We dedicate this annual in wholehearted appreciation for the (treat help in the establishment of a better and more sportsman-like school, to those supporters of our Union Uiyh School ivho have never yet failed to (five support, time, money, and loyalty to our school activities.

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j i ! i ! I f i j Foreword i We here salute the Bobcat, sym- j bol of our school and school spirit, j alone with the Neiv York and San j Francisco Expositions which display in such e rand form, the progress of a fast moving world over a short A ’riod of time. The world we knoiv j fast moving one; therefore, we j 'give to you the written memory of i our school year 1938-’39. f 2

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Publications Si a I I The journalistic work of the high school was in the majority carried on by the junior class. The following individuals along with the help of the whole junior class, carried out the annual work: Editors Dennis Fuller Barbara Counsell Business Manager XVillma Hutchinson Cherry Davis Assistant Editors Ada Edvalson At dry Anderson Aileen Irons Advisors J. W. King CItRYSANTHK XICKACHIOU Verna Sly Writers Betty Jo Bell, Marjorie Cobb, Jua- nita Cheney, Barbara Conley, Furman Davis, Charles Holcomb, Kenneth Mill, Jean Richards, Tommie Lloyd, Donald Edvalson, Beth Dodds, Louis Shelton The seniors, a few of whom were willing to lend us their efforts and help us with their experience were: Bernice Wilde, Douglas Mel- drum, Leo Hansen, Maxine Irons, Bob Wells, and Mary Hutchinson. From the lower classmen, Elizabeth Kibby and Betty Counsell were active in giving their assistance.