Union High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Union, OR)

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fltMrmcUi n 'Pen maCtie Again Union's journalism class, in its second year, received its national rating of second place. Bi-weekly a printed paper is issued to subscribers, in addition to numerous complimentary and exchange copies in circulation. The paper this year was improved by using larger pages and by elimination of the center sheet. The paper, financed by Union business houses and Union High students, was printed by the Union Republic and the Record Courier. The staff wishes to extend thanks to Mrs. Rickards, advisor, for her guidance during the past year. Working on the current issue of the Bay Lynx are: Left to Right: Standing, Back Row: Mrs. Rickards, Betty Lou Nunn, Bill Hudson. Second Row: Frank Baum, Jim Evans, Mark Sackos, Eddy McBride, Carol McKinney, Veldonna Wardell, Pat Collier, Hallie Davis. Front Row: Janice Weiser, Pat Davis, Duane Duncan, Charmaine Lay, Charlotte Cadwell, Robert Gunn. 25

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“THuAic TfCutic Poised, purposeful, praiseworthy, describes this youthful group of talented musicians. Front Row: Jack Shininger. Darlene Beverage, Norma Wilde, Bonnie Powell. Gladys Wallis. Jody Davis. Alice Edvalson. Second Row: Marilyn Kirkland, Ronald Kohler, Shirley Irwin, Marvin Powell, Sandra Baggerly, Carlene Fisher, Eleanore Lecquerica, Norma Hooker, Duane Duncan, Evelyn Stitzel. Third Row: Roland Zaugg, Dale Hagey, Donna Ellsworth, Anna Bates. Donald Barr, Bobby Bell, Edna Stitzel, Ann Westenskow, Della Garrett. Velma Hagey. Shannon Bateman, Waldo Wilde, Joel Orton. Jerry Goble. Karen Edvalson, Verlin Orton. Standing: Mr. Alvin Templer, Jeanie Tarter, La Von Bingham, Gracia Beverage, Diane Doane, Donna McKinney, Frances Savage, Stewart Shininger, Jerry Baxter. Under the precise direction of Alvin Templer, the band brings new graciousness and dignity to the department of music. Highlight of the year is the spring concert performance which wins the acclaim of a capacity crowd. Officers for 1949-50, are Edna Stitzel, president; Stuart Shininger, vice president; and Joselle Davis, secretary. The forty-piece band perform at nearly all the home games. A concert March 17, a performance at Memorial Day Services and at the Eastern Oregon Livestock Show are outstanding events of the year. The concert proceeds go for new uniforms, and Darlene Beverage wins the five dollar award for the most concert tickets sold. 26