Union High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Union, OR)

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jnoniore Cl ass Fcr the past two years the class of ’42 has gainfully advanced in the activites of Union High School. Always willing to participate, the class is fully represented in all clubs, athletics, and activities of band glee club and dramatics. From the class came two yell leaders Gecrgene Harn and Betty Ccunsell; also the pianist, Lucille Hutchinson. The class members held various offices in clubs. Georgene Harn was the class nominee for the May Day Queen contest. To increase the finances of the class, two parties were given, botb prcving very successful. The class hopes to continue climbing to the top standards of Union High School. ( lass OIL era Jerry Bell..........................President Betty Ccunsell ............... Vice-President Barbara Galle ........... Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Baxter Mr. Axtell ......................... Advisorr Cla Roll Wilburn Aston Jerry Bateman Earnest Bates Jerry Bell Eileen Carroll Virginia Childers Nancy Cosner Betty Counsell Charles Dawson Robert Dodds Merrill Eaton Lloyd Edvalson Ralph Fudge Bill Gale Barbara Galle Olive Grunig Harold Hall Del Hoyt Lucille Hutchinson Jack Ingram Lucille Keys Mary Lindsay Georgia McMillan Jeanne McMillan Eunice Meldrum Laura Morrison Carolyn Norwood Ila Mae O’Neil Flank Orton Bud Parker Ervin Parrish Ted Parrish Bob Pike Freida Posey Eleanor Richards Charleyne Roberts Leslie Ryther Betty Smith Betty Spiker Rosemary Turner Guy Vaughn Norma Wiglesworth Carolyn Withycombe Allan White Georgene Ham Bill Jones -27-

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Junior ( lass History The Junior Class began its school year last September with the election of the following officers: President ..................... Barbara Wells Vice-president ............. Sherman Hawkins Secretary ............... Marian MacPhersor Treasurer ............... Marian Westenskow Advisors ................. Miss C. Nickachiou E. J. Gleason Because the Junior class is so small, it was quite a problem to raise enough money for the Junior-Senior banquet. Pop and candy were sold at nearly every athletic game. Everyone did his best tc sell the Christmas cards and the pennants. Each member worked hard to sell tickets to the picture “Goodbye Mr. Chips”—the proceed? cf which went to the Junior Class. The three-act play “Cross My Heart” was the last money-raising class activity. May 10 was the date selected for the Junior-Senior banquet and prcm. An Old Dutch Garden was the theme, and it was carried out very effectively. For the first time in the history of the high school, class rings were chosen during the Junior year. The rings will be delivered early next year. In order to promote the ticket sale for the class play, the class was divided into two sections. The losing side gave the winning side a party. On April 25 the class went to Cove after school and enjoyed a weiner roast and swim, although it was raining. Eileen Hall was the nominee for the May Day Queen from the Junior class. She worked very hard to sell tickets and although she didn’t win, everyone was proud of her as our princess. We were very proud to have the most valuable player on the basketball team this year — Richard Baum — come from the Junior Class. This completed the year’s activities for the Juniors of 1939 and '40. Class Roll Sherman Hawkins Marian MacPherson Betty Shaw Marion Stitzel David Thomas Marvin Tarter Maurice Waltz Barbara Wells Marie Wells Marian Westenskow Norman Wicks Warren Anderson Richard Baum Lorena Cross Vivian Draper Louise Gale Isabel Greenwood Phyllis Harris Eileen Hall Doris Hanby Maurice Hand -26-

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IVeshman ( lass The graduating class of 1943, more commonly known as the Freshmen, struggled along through their first year as members of Unicn High School. While most cf them thought the assignments were harder, it was generally agreed that high school life was better than grade school. A few of the class hopefuls were left behind in the course cf the year, but most of the class had their hopes fulfilled in becoming Sophomores for the coming year. The Freshman class cf the past year was one of the larger classes having well above forty students. The class was well represented in the school’s athletics and several boys received letter awards. An active part was taken by the Freshmen in such activities as Glee Club, dramatics, the operetta, and other school functions. The class did well in the intra-mural sports, taking many first and second places. The Freshmen put on a creditable play for the inter-class play contest and won another contest for giving the best pep assembly. The class officers as elected at the beginning of the school year were: Robert Terrall .................... President La Faye Cline................ Vice-President Ann Stein ............... Secretary-Treasurer Robert Hudson .................. Yell Leader Miss Ledbetter Mr. Wall ........................... Advisorr Class Roll Lucele Aston Murl Anderson Bobby Baum Lloyd Briggs Maxine Browne Don Chenault LaFaye Cline Muriel Cline Elmer Edvalson Alice English Vivian Gray Rosamae Greenwood Dallas Hall Julia Halsey Edgar Hayter Isabel Hudson Robert Hudson Helen Kjos Robert Kohler Ailene Mallory Glenn McCrae Lois McKinney Pat Metcalfe Myrna Miller Letha Mills Otis Murray Eddie Nooner Jack O’Neil Ira Packard Madaline Potts Genevieve Roberts Robert Scarbrough Billy Schuck John Smerski Ann Stein Elwood Stonedahl Robert Terrall Bill Terry George Thomas Catherine Trump Nadine Tucker Edith Turner Dick Wells Barbara Wicks 'John Wortman Myron Ryther Albert Harris Gail Macy -28-