Union High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Union, OR)

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FACULTY DON E. COVEY Oregon College of Education Completing seventh year at Union Principal Grade School. Seventh Grade teacher. Hand Director MRS. DON E. COVEY Oregon College of Education Fourth year of service Assistant Band Director Beginner’s Hand IRVIN F. WALL Willamette IJniw, B. A. University of Idaho Summer School Completing third year at Union English. Glee Club. Paper Advisor. Freshman Class Advisor FERN C. TRULL Whitmal College, H. A. Completing third year at Union Social Economics, Latin II, Public Speaking. American History. World Geography, Dramatics Club Advisor, Debate. Declamation. Thespian Club Advisor. Senior ('lass Advisor MILTON D. BORING Oregon Normal School Completing tenth year at Union Eighth Grade Teacher, Basketball. Baseball. Football, assistant coach DOROTHY C. RAPP Oregon State College Completing second year at Union Homemaking, Girls' Physical Education. Health Freshman Class advisor. Home Economics Club advisor WILLIAM GREW Western Washington College of Education, three-year elementary teaching certificate, Oregon State College, B. S. in Agriculture Vocational Agriculture and Farm Shop. Sophomore ('lass advisor MELBA JOHANSEN Union High School Sec’y Completing second year

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS S. K. Miller, chairman Tzvety-seven years of service Merton A. Davis hight years of service Ralph Hutchinson Six years of service Ida B. Cline, clerk Eight years of service FACULTY WILLIAM M Kl I)iXGER Sei’KKl N'TKN DKNT Whitman College. B. A. University of Washington Completing second year at Union Geometry, Senior C lass advisor. Student Council advisor CHRYSAXTHE XICKACHIOU Lniversity of Oregon. B.A. L. of ). Summer School Behnke-Walkor Business College. 1 year 3 months Com Dieting fifth year at Union Typing. Shorthand. Book-keep i ng. () r i en tat ion. (iiris’ League advisor, paper and annual advisor. Junior Class advisor J. W. BAXTER. JR. Oregon State College International Correspondence Schools Completing twenty-second year at Union Industrial Aras. Mechanical Drawing. Sophomore Class advisor EDWARD EXDICOTT Linfield College. B. S. Completing second year at Union (ieneral Science. General Mathematics. Biology. Physics. Football. Track. Intra-Mural Athletics, ass’t Basketball Coach Boxing. Junior Class Advisor. Letterman Club Advisor All were educated in the Union public schools. Their families were the earliest pioneer settlers of Union county who have been interested for generations in education and the schools. MILLER DAVIS HUTCHINSON CLIXK

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STUDENT COUNCIL THE BOBCAT Paqe 7 Lift to right: Wiglesworth. Gallo. Counsel I. Withycomb: , Grav. Hutchinson. Terrall. Posey, Johansen, Mr. Meidinger. STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES I he I nion High School Student Body has just experienced a very successful school year, full of pep and enthusiasm. The year started off with a large pep rally before the first home football game, hvervone participated, and the rally included an enormous bonfire, program, pep talks, and concluded with a surpentine through town. In order to raise money lor the Student Body, the Student Council sponsored a carnival in September. It was held in our gymnasium with booths and stands on both sides of the gymnasium. There were drawings for door prizes at the close of the evening. and there were floor shows at half-hour intervals. With the cooperation of all the students, the carnival was a complete success. This was a new idea, and the first time it had ever been tried as an a 11-Student Body project. A large delegation of Union students attended the Eastern Oregon Student Body conference in La Grande, November 1. They attended different discussion groups, and contributed their school’s activities and ideas along with gaining some very valuable ideas from other schools. All attended a large banquet and dance that evening. A unanimous ballot was cast by the one hundred delegates present, asking Union High School to take charge of the conference next year, which will be held in La Grande. During the year two pep assembly contests were completed. Each class took charge of a pep assembly which, when completed, was judged by the faculty, and counted on the pep contest. During the year, four afternoon Student Body parties and dances were held on Hill Billy Day, sponsored by the Girls League. The Student Council has worked hard n revising the present constitution. It also took charge of advertising the “Bobcat.” The National School Assemblies brought a number of programs to Union students this year. They were: Dr. Martin Hall; The Players; Bobo, the Magician; Bob Wood; and Masons Circus. These programs have proved very entertaining, as well as educational. Graduation activities were started by the annual May Day Dance, at which the queen was crowned and her attendants honored. Field Day was held in May. Everyone joined in the spirit of sports and participated in games held on our turf. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Lucille Hutchinson President Robert Terrall----------------------- Vice President Norma Wiglesworth Treasurer Betty Counsell------------------------- Song Queen Gene Wells Yell King Ann Stein------------------------------ Yell Queen