Union High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Union, OR)

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Published by the Junior Class of the I N ION HIGH SCHOOL Union, Oregon

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DEDICATION To all the boys, that at one time attended Union High School, who left for the services to fight for our freedom and democracy, it is our wish to here dedicate this book to you. Our memories are of you and we are behind you. GOD BLESS YOU!

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STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES The Union High School Student Body started with rousing enthusiasm for the coming year. They started off with a large pep rally before the first home game. Due to the war the enormous bonfire, that has been a custom for every rally, was omitted this year, but the talks were given as usual and the program was concluded with a serpentine through the town. 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. The national assemblies brought three programs to Union students this year. They were: Charles Collins, the blind musician: Robert T. Edgar telling us about Mount Palomar’s telescope; The Gay Vaqueros. Mexican singers and dancers. Graduation activities started with the Junior and Senior banquet and prom, followed by the 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 1 ’resident Vice President Secretary Song Queen Yell King----- Don Chenault Lamar Lay Nadine Tucker Ann Stein Gene Wells