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% Editors' Carlene Fisher, Bonnie fowell -Assistant Ed .Shannon Bateman Business Hana§er-' Bob Asper Photographers: Jerry Baxter, JR. 2 augg Artist ' Janice foye Alma Ulater School days aren't over,- that you will find, They never end down deep in your mind. Raise a song, let us sing, and you'll hear these words ring. Union High, Union Hieh, Alma Mater of mine, With your memories of school days, memories so fine. V e may each go cur way, but we'll come back some day. It's never goodbye to our old Union High. Win the eame, win the fame, hold our colors on high, And our loyalty to you never will die. Union High, Union High, sing our praise to the sky. Alma Mater, we love you Old Union High. Written by Mr. Wallace Johnson Che ettermen Club We dedicate this 1955 Bobcat to the Lettermen Club of y Jnion High School. This club with their unsurpassed interest 1 in our high school has served us through many happy years of I school. The following list showes the unmistakable interestj I to further Union High School. ti J 1. Twenty dollars annualy for Red Cross and Polio Drive. 2. Money to send the Journalism students to P.U. 3 Electric heating lamp for treatment of injuries. +. Electric heating pad for treatment of injuries, c 5. Catchers equipment for baseball team. 6. First base mit for baseball team. I 7. Trampline for PE department. ! 8. Two robes for the Chorus. 9. Film for athletic games. 1 10. Projector for films. ) 11. Biology equipment. 12. Camera equipment. 13. Movie camera. 1 +. Hair clipper —---TTT THE GREATEST CONTRIBUTION THAT AMERICAN EDUCATION CAN GIVE TO ITS YOUTH IS AN INVALUABLE GUIDE FOR STRENGTHENING THE IDEALS OF AMERICANISM PLUS THE INCULCATION OF THE BASIC TRUTHS WHICH HAVE FORMED THE KEYSTONE OF THE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF LIVING. Irvin A. Trom Superintendent Marlene Turner, Secretary SOe Hi story 8th. G Us 1- c “a V SL ?th ices 7 ?th £. 7 - u T arV JtUi '™- MISS STELLA EDVALSON English I 7th 8th Grades VGU •nan ■Bar Ch° vsh vws c £,nS1Va h VW 7th a William Baxter; Oreta Baxter, Clerk; Carl Posey, Chairman; Henry Cadvell. Board of duration Custodiaiti Norman Haskel; Frank Arbogast; Cliff Wolf; Albert George. Was tlriurrs Scotty Baker; Frank Arbogast; Mrs. Orval Roberts; Albert George; Bill Phillips. Annual Staff ROW Is Shannon Bateman, Carlene Fisher, Bonnie Powell, Janice Foye . ROW 2: Mr. Pond, Advisor, Jerry Baxter, Rolland Zaugg, Bob Asper. RONNIE DUNHAM Henry Football 2,4; Basketball 2,3A; Track 3; Student Council 4; Class President 4; Lettermen Club 3,1 -; Pep Club 2,3,4- ©fficer$ HOWARD WALLIS Howdy FFA 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Boxing 3,4; Lettermen Club 4; Class Treas. 2; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4. BOB ASPER Old Stupid Pep Club 1; Letterman 2; Class Play 3; FFA 1; Band 2,3; Student Council 2; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Class Sec. 3,4; Class Treas. 3; Annual Business Manager 4. i GLENNA AKERS Little Akers FHA 1,2,3,! ; Vice-Pres. 3; GAA 2,3; Asslt. Ed. of Annual 3; Pep Club 2,3,! ; Library 1; Volleyball 3, +. BRUCE ARBOGAST Mad Russian Football 1,2,3, +; FFA 1, 2,3,V; Basketball 1,2; Basketball Mgr. 3, +; Track 1,2,3, +; Lettermen Club 2,3, +. BETTY BAXTER Hot Rod Chorus 1,2,3, ; FHA 1,2,3, +; GAA 2,3, ; Junior Class Play Pep Club 1,2,3, +; Song Queen 3, +; FHA Sweetheart Princess 1; Bay Lynx Staff +; Volleyball 2,3. JERRY BAXTER Basketball 1,2,3,!+; Football 1,2,3,U; Track 1,2,3, +; Annual Staff +; FFA 1,2,3; Vice Pres. 3; Class Vlce-Pres, 3; Chorus +; Pres. +; Band 1,2,3; Pres. 2; Class Play 3; Student Council 2,3, +; Lettermen Club 2,3, . DALE BRIGGS Briggum Football 2,3, +; Track 2, +; Chorus 2,3, +; Letter-men Club 2,3, +; Sargent at Armes 1; Baseball +. LARRY CADVELL Pussycat Football 1,2,3, +; Track 3, +; Basketball 1,3, ; Baseball 1; Lettermen Club 2,3, +; Pres. t; FFA 1,2,3; Student Council h . DEE ANNA CHAPPELL Dee Chorus 1,2,3, +; Chorus Sec. 3A; Band 2,3 +; Majorette 1; Drum Majorette 2,3, +; Pep Club 1,2, 3, +; Fep Club Sec. 2: Poster Club 3? Annual Staff 2; Bay Lynx 3; GAA 1,2,3, +? GAA Sec. 3; Junior Class Play; Baseball 2; FHA 1,2,3, +. CONNIE COOLEY Conrad FHA 1,2,3, +; GAA 2, +; Pep Club 2; Chorus 1; Bay Lynx Staff +. DONALD CLACK Butch Football 1,2,3, +; Pep Club 2,3, +; Basketball 1,2,3; Boxing 3, +-; Lettermen Club 2,j, +; Track 1,2,3, . URCELLE CROSSLAND Urcehole raA Sec. 3; Social Chairman +; Bay Lynx 3, +; Class Treas. 1; Class Reporter 2? Sargent at Arms 3; Carnival Princess +; Bay Lynx Business Manager b. MAYBEN DEGRAW Mayb Band 1,2.3, +; Junior Class Play . BARRIE ElWARDS Eddy Transfer from England +; Bay Lynx Staff +. DELLA ELLIOTT Kitty FHA 2,3,Pep Club 1,2; Library 4. GARY ERWIN Gair Lettermen Club 2,3,It; Pep Club It; Baseball 1,2,3,it; Track l,2,3, t; Football 1,2,3,it; Basketball 1,2,3,It Student Body Pres. h; Student Body Vice-Pres. 3; Class Pres. 2; Class Sargent at Arms 1? Student Council 2,3,it. CARLENE FISHER Hazel GAA 3,it; Pres. Club 1,2; FHA 1 FHA Sec. it; Ban it; Chorus 3,lt; 2,3; Co-Ed. of Annual It; Student Council It; Junior Class Play 3; Basketball U. it; Pep d 1,2,3. Baseball DICK GIPSON Cowboy Football 1; FFA 1,2,3; Basketball 1; FFA Sec. 3; State Farmer Degree 3; Junior Class Pres. 3; Pep Club it; Student Council § GLEN GRIFFITH Grif Transfer from Payson, Utah. FFA 1,2,3; FFA Sec. 2; Public Speaking 1,2; Track 1 . DALE HAGEY Haggey Football Mgr. 1,2,3,It; Basketball l,2.4,lt; Baseball 1,2; Track 1, 2,3, 5 Class Play 3; Band 1,2,3,5; Lettermen Club 2,3,5 . SONYA HIBBERT Soak FHA 1,2,3A; GAA 2,3, ; Pep Club 1,2,3, +; Chorus 1,2,3, +; Basketball +; Bay Lynx Staff h . GARRY HUNT Nature Boy Track 1,2,3; Basketball +; Football Mgr. +: Lettermen Club +; Class Play 3. RODNEY KOHLER Rod FFA 1,2,3; FFA Reporter 3; FFA Parlimentarian 2,3; Band 1; Football 1,3; Track 1,3; Bay Lynx Staff +; Pep Club 1., SHARON LAWSON Sharrie FHA 1,3,If; Band 1,2; GAA 3, +; Chorus 1,2, 3, +$ Pep Club 1,2,3; Volleyball 1, +; Transfer from Ukiah 2; Class Pres. 2; Cheerleader 2; Carnival Queen 2. SHARON LAY Rusty Annual Staff 2; FHA 1,2, 3, +; Reporter 3; Majorette 3 +; Pep Club 1.2,3, +; Pep Club Council 2,3, +; Carnival Queen 2; Student Council +; Bay Lynx Staff 3, +; Assit. Ed. 3; Editor +; Baseball 2,3; GAA +; Chorus 1,2,3, +. CECIL MANN Women Pep Club +; Boxing +; Basketball 1,2, 3« +; Baseball 1,2; Bay Lynx +; Transfer from LaGrande. DALE PHILLIPS Kicker FFA 1,2,3A; Lettermen Club 2,3,4; Boxing 1,2, 3 , + 5 Football 1, Baseball 1; Track 1, 2, +; Class Treas. 4 . BONNIE POWELL Nellie Class Sec. 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Body Sec. 2,3; Student Body Treas. 4; Pep Club 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Pres. 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 4; Chorus 1,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Co-Ed. 4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3; State FHA Sec. 2. JOHN RIGGLE Jack Pep Club 4; FFA 1,2. DOUGLAS WATTS Doug Lettermen Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Pres. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4 DUANE VHBRLER Sock Track 1,2,3,4; Boxing 2,3,4; Lettermen Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Parlimentarian Team 3; FFA Sec. 4; Pep Club 2; Bay Lynx Staff 3,4 . 8. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. I Uroelle Crossland, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to lose wiight to Janioe Baum I, Dale Hagey do hereby will and bequeath my beat-up typewriter in typing olass to any person who wants it next year. I, 8haron Lawson, do hereby will and bequeath my absent and tardy slips and exouses to Grant Gibbs I, Gary Erwin, do hereby will and bequeath my flat-top to Woody, I, Glenna Akers, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to Myrtle Tucker. I, Glen Griffith, do hereby will and bequeath 8oolal Wo olass to all seniors of 195 -56. I, Deanna Chappell, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to play all the things in the pereussion seotion in one song to Ardith Wilde I, Duane Wheeler, do 8ooial Bo. book to anybody who 9. I my ability Zaugg. 10. I, hereby will and bequeath my is suoker enough to take it Robert Asper, do hereby will and bequeath to blow up the Chemistry Lab to Rollin 6c + kP T fPCuJfifrc + Ronnie Dunham, do hereby will and bequeath my bashfulness to Doyle Elliot. 11 I, Della Elliot, do hereby will and bequeath my brains (t) to Doyle Elliot. 12. I, Carlene Fisher, do hereby will and bequeath Po-Lc STtfdy Vtq my ability to giggle in olass to Sharon McClellan. eAtyiisk. 18 I, Dale Phillips, do hereby will and bequeath my old traffio tioket to Denny Langford. 14 I, Connie Cooley, do hereby will and bequeath my Social Eo book to Anna Mae Meaoham 15. I, Gary Hunt, do hereby will and bequeath next yearfs football manager my headaohes and bottle of aspirin 16. I, Sonya Hibbert, do hereby will and bequeath my baok seat in the Ladd Canyon bus to Shirlie Woodell 17. I, Bonnie Powell, do hereby will and bequeath ''T '™™ ' v Ah 'ifT my ability to get along with people to Janioe Baum. STAH ' 18. £ ■ 3a4K. Sot. 6 e can Si ay ourt or Tbiuilc f I, Douglas Watts, do hereby will and bequeath fSo i Mr Pond's friendly attitude to anyone who wants it. 19. I, Donald Clack, do hereby will and bequeath my old shrunk up pair of levis to Sam Claok. 20 I, Dale Briggs, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to pass Sophmore English in my Senior year to Ceeil Morrison 21. I Larry Cadwell, do hereby will and bequeath my yellow socks to Duane Wood. 22. I, Betty Baxter, do hereby will and bequeath the gtna under my ehalr in Chorus to Judy Hutchison. 28 I, Bruce Arbegast, do hereby will and bequeath my '19' football shirt to Duane Wood. 24 I, Barrie Edwards, do hereby will sombody nothing-to have it all myself. 26 I, Ceeil Mann, do hereby will and bequeath my desk in 8ooial Eo to anyone who wants it. 26 I, John Riggle, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to keep from getting a tioket from Bob Watts to Denny Langford. 27 I, Howard Wallis, do hereby will and bequeath my height te Ronnie Arbogast. U called « AhlLiry To Lose 3 Okie's Ahiriry to OCT fHoMJ UJlTh PesPLC WILLS AND CHARAC ‘TCPIS TICS NAME PASTIME SAYING IDENTIFICATION AMBITION Glenna Akers Chewing gum Now that would be real 8mart. Tallness Get away from Union. Bruoe Arbogast Hot-roding Unmentionable Miesen' s To find gold. Robert Asper Sleeping Cripe Chemistry Lab. Shoot an Elk. Betty Baxter Flirting Ya dumb Boys Quit flirting Jerrold Baxter Skipping sohool Holy cow Chemistry lab. Go to college. Dale Ekiggs Disagreeing with people. Horse feathers Larry C. So a millionaire. Larry Cadwell Getting out of class. Sum of which 2 fe 2 is 4. Squeakie Chev. Make a million. DeeAnna Johnson Men Oh well Dimples To outwit Mr. Comisky. Connie Cooley Running around Stop that. Sweet? Smile Go to oollege. Donald Clack Women Hi ya honey. Blue 47 Chev. Own a hot-rod. Urcelle Crossland Staying out late I gotcha Green pick-up One two Cads. Mayben DeGraw Thinking of girls Cripes Rollin Go to the ends of the earth. Ronnie Dunham Females Hey -there Pug nose Graduate Barrie Edwards Staring at pretty girls. Cripes English accent College and marriage Della Elliot Studying English Gads Connie and Glenna Become a Stenographer. Gary Ervrin Jud How should I know? lat top Stay single till I m 25. Carlene Fisher Listening to jokes Well Bonnie Powell Earn lots of money. Glen Griffith Betty Aldrich 1 11 be darned. Blue 39 Pontiao Fanner ollege and be a rich farmer. Dick Gipson Lots of sleeping Is that sol Blue Chev. pick-up Dale Hagey Bumming around Egad I Four Stripes Make a million dollars. Sonya Hibbert Arguing Gads Betty Lee Go to B.Y.U. Gary Hunt Foolish Question Aoh Himmel Dale Hagey Get rich and stay single Rodney Kohler Thinking Don't bet on it. My shoes w Anything but marriage. Sharon Lawson Russell Huh? What? 39 Ford pick-up Graduate Sharon Lay Men Well,help t Duane Graduate and get a rich husband Cecil Mann Movies and Gaines Yeah Travel around the world Dale Phillips Driving around How should I know? International pick-up Be a rich farmer. Bonnie Powell Signing checks Beans Carlenei big earrings Live to be 150 • John Riggle Skipping sohool 51n Ford Get out of sohool. Douglas Watts Carol Roger— Green 39 Chev. Become rich. Howard Wallis Women and Cars lorse feathers Blaok 46 Ford Graduate Duane Wheeler Sue Berger Gall dern it Black 41 Ford Bs a rich Farmer. 28. 29. 30. I Rodney Kohler, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to stay away from girls to Richard Hibbert. I J®rry Rudell, do herby will and bequeath me ability to stay out of school to Ronnie MoMurphy. I, Sharon Lay, do hereby will and bequeath my sea in Social So. and box of aspirins to Albert Wirth. 31. I, Mayben DeGraw, do herby will and bequeath my ability to let my mind stray during Social Ec. olass to Rollin Zaugg. 32. I, Jerry Baxter, do hereby will and bequeath my hieght' to Jerry Harn. 33. I, Dick Gipscaa, do hereby will and bequeath my niohname Cowboy in Social Eg. to Denny Langford. tlftalf EP r Coivn i £ C. DeLLa E. ii A Bruce A.Je •’ Z)„ Don C. Die K G. JERRY HARN Leah Erwin, Barbara Kulp, Louise Johnson, Eetty Buck, Oneita Umbarger, Louise Haggerty. ROW 2; Myrtle Tucker, Sharon Davis, Jane Mansfield, Dorthy Depew, Lilly Elliott, Sue Berger, Betty Aldrich, Carlene Webb, Mrs. Kruger, Mr. Pond, Advisors . ROW 3: Alen Coles, Dor in Cox, Duane Irwin, Jerry Posey, Lars Edvalson, John Crouter, John Pembrook, Larry Hibtlyn, Ronnie Lay, Mickey Ricker, Jim Pollard, Larry Berford, Dick Hibbert, Doyle Elliott, Duane West, Richard Titus. ROW Is Ronnie Lay, Leah Erwin, Oneita Umbarger. ROW 2: Larry Hibblyn, Larry Berford, Mickey Ricker. CLUBB'S SUPER CREAM BAKER LIQUID GAS Home of the Giant Shakes LaGrande Oregon Heat as you want it LaGrande Oregon Feurhelm; Dick Erwin; Wayne Elliott; Dale George. ROW Is Erenda Tarter; Lenora Mitchell; Marcia MacPherson; Glenna Kiser; Sharon Greenwood; Donna Akers; Melba Watts; Linda Rogers; Joyce Westenskow; Judy Bateman; Linda Baum. ROW 2: Mr. Hornig; Sharon Gibbs; Ardythe Wilde; Eleanor Edvalson; Mary Feurhelm; Margaret Powell; Marie Depew; Kay Ferguson; Jenna Lee Brown; Pat Hagey: Mr. Phillips. ROW 3; Dick McClellan; Dale George; Arnold Elliott; Dick Bennett; Wayne Elliott; Joe Barton; Cecil Morrison; Leroy Fuller; John Gibbs: Leroy Mason; Tick Erwin; Jay Wheeler; Eddie Akers; Ron McMurphy; Dennis Wilkinson; Duane Wood; Gary Harn; Marion Waggener. TOPZ CAFE POE MOTOR CO. Jennie Metchell, Owner LaGrande Oregon Efficient service LaGrande Oregon 9 The Circus Baker Oregon Good rooms ANTLER'S HOT Reasonable rates 5uieet c r5 off s-tb UNION CASH GROCERY Fresh Vegetables Union Oregon Efficient Service I President Gary Erwin R(M Is Donald Barr; Ronnie Dunham; Jerry Harn; Gene McKinney; Gary Erwin: Dougias Watts; Jerry Baxter; Dale “agey; Albert Wirth. ROW 2: Neda AnA McClellan; Oneita Umbarger; Joy Turner; Louise Johnson; Sharon Lay; Alice Edvalson; Marlene Turner; Janice Foye; Bonnie Powell; Carlene Fisher: Larry Cadwell; Mr. Trom, Advisor; Niles Martin. LaGrande GETT IN GS-LYNCH MOTOR CO. Cadillac and Pontiac Automobiles International Trucks Oregon ROW Is Alice Edvalson; Eleanor Edvalson; Colleen Baxter; Nancy Gilkinson; Eetty Buck; Carlene Webb; Linda Rogers; Melba Watts; John Crouter; Lenora Mitchell ; Shannon Bateman; Karen Edvalson; Sandra Spears. ROW 2: Carlene Fisher; Janet Gipson; Sandra Bradley; Pat Hagey; Lars Edvalson; Pat Eradley; Don Barr; Bruce Kolher; Jim Pollard; Ronnie Umbarger; Dale Hagey; Sharon McClellan. ROW 3 s Bonnie Powell; Mr. Johnson, Director; Norma Wilde; Glenna Kiser; Peggy Jacobs; Steve Eateman; Richard Barr; Mayben DeGraw; Rollan Zaugg; Linda Baum; Marcia MacPherson; Judy Bateman; Ardythe Wilde; Dee Anna Johnson. The first day of school found the band hard at work getting ready for our busy schedule. In September we were requested to play at the Union County Fair at La-Grande. During the fall we played at all home football games and also followed the team to Corvallis for the State playoffs. We provided halftime entertainment by marching for the crowd. In December the Music Department gave a free Christmas concert and were host to a packed house. On April 2 we participated in the Music Festival at Eastern Oregon College in LaGrande where we competed with other class C bands. We received a 1 or Superior rating. On Kay l1 , for the first time in the history of the high school, the band attended the Fea Festival in Kilton-Freewater where we marched in the parade. The summer will consist of a booster trip for the Eastern Oregon Livestock Show, marching and playing at the Livestock Show, and finally playing for the East-West Shriner's Football game to complete the year. P , O Baker M U E G G E ' S DRUG STORE Oregon CROWN CLEANERS LAUNDRY Paul Jim York L.E.Colombari Baker Oregon Hi fTmz P«€-poR 1dA'C«.S ©anb Shrt Nt GrdMe in Pe.nJ e Ton C 'sT i is Vt' C { Majorette Drum Major Majorette Sharon Lay Dee Anna Chappell Deon Kirkland INLAND MACHINERY La Grande COMPANY Oregon Caterpillers Farm Equipment CRAIG'S NU-WAY La Grande CLEANERS Oregon Quality First - Service Always ROW 1: Brenda Tarter; Sharon Gibbs; Louise Hagerty; Babs Cantrell; Lilly Elliott Judy Hutchinson; Sonya Hibbert; Sharon Lay; Dee Anna Johnson; Shannon Bateman; Sandra Spears; Glenna Kiser. ROW 2s Sharon Davis, Accompanyist; Carlene Webb; Onieta Umbarger; Linda Baum; Jayne Mansfield; Kay Ferguson; Mary Ann Feuerhelm; Betty Baxter; Carol Phillips; Sandra Bradley; Berneva Garrett; Patricia Bradley; Marcia MacPherson; Alice Edvalson; Bonnie Powell; Carlene Fisher; Mr. Johnson, Director. ROW 3: Jerry Harn; Dick Cantrell; Jerry Posey; Jerry Baxter; Rollin Zaugg; Phillip DeGraw; Jim Pollard; Don Barr; Ronnie Umbarger. K I Oo us f+'A G'«l5 Chorus The Chorus has indeed had a busy yearI With a 38 voice group we got right down to work at the opening of school. Throughout the year we were asked to preform many times. We provided entertainment at the school pep assemblies but our first community preformance was on October 26 when we sang a few numbers at the Masonic Temple. On December 16 we were asked to sing for the Women's Club. On December 20 the Chorus started out for an all day booster trip up the branch where we stopped at Enterprize, Wallowa, and Elgin and advertized our coming Christmas concert by singing parts of it for them. On December 22 the Music Department gave a free Christmas concert where we were host to a packed house. In the early spring we went to La Grande twice to sing for the P.T.A. Con- vention and the Chamber of Commerce. On April 2 we participated in the Music Festival at Eastern Oregon College at La Grande where we sang for the judges and received a 2 or Excellent rating. Betty Baxter represented our school at the Music Educator's National Convention held at Eugene on April 13-16. On April 25, 26, 27 the Chorus and class of 1955 put on an Opperetta The Forest Prince . This is the first opperetta that has been put on in the history of Union High School. The last preformance for the year was the high school graduation where we sang two numbers. LaGrande TROTTER 1 S Men's Store Oregon BAKER - UNION CO-OP CREAMERY LaGrande Oregon ROW Is Glenn Griffith; Ronnie Lay; Mickey Ricker; Albert Wirth; Ronnie Arbogast; Johnny Gibbs; Doyle Elliott; ROW 2s Bruce Arbogast; Grant Gibbs; Duane Wheeler; Dick Hibbert; Jerry Posey; Larry Burford; Johnny Penbrook; Eddie Akers; Wayne Elliott; Ronnie McMurphy; Arnold Elliott; Mr. Stuart, Advisor. --------W. W. A- Ronnie Arboeast; Albert Wirth; Duane Wheeler Ronnie Lay; Dick Hibbert; Jerry Posey ROW Is Brenda Tarver: Judy Bateman: Betty Aldrich; Sue Berger; Sharon Greenwood: Myrtle Tucker: Sandra Srears; Karen F.dvalson: Melba Watts. ROW 2: Mrs. Harry Fisher; Sharon Lay; Lenora Mitchell; Margaret Mason Della Elliott; Sharon Gibbs; Kay Ferguson; Mary Feuerhelm; Betty Buck; Dee Anna Johnson; Berneva Garrett.; Marlene Turner. ROW 3: Carlene Fisher: Bonnie Povell; Louise Haggerty: Urcelle Crossland; Sonya Hibbert; Ellen Jones: Ardyth Wilde; Shannon Bateman: Leah Erwin ; Barbara Kulp; Janice Foye; Letha Mann; Glenna Akers; Miss Breen. ROW +: Louise Johnson; Sharon McClellan; Eleanor Edvalson; Donna Akers; Joyce Westenskov; Carol Phillips; Betty Baxter:Deon Kirkland; Margaret Pov'el]; Marie Denew; Linda Rogers; Connie Cooley; Jenna Lee Brown; Pat Hagey. ROW Is Betty Aldrich, Sue Berger, Louise Johnson, Della Elliot. ROW 2: Marlene Turner, Chapter Sister, Miss Breen, Adivsor, Mrs. Harry Fisher, Chapter Mother, Carlene Fisher, Bonnie Powell, ROW 3; Sharron McClellan, Shannon Bateman, Deon Kirkland, Janice Foye, Urcelle Crossland, Sandra Spears. DIETZ IMPLIMENT La Grande C 0 Oregon M. J. G 0 S S MOTOR CO. La Grande Oregon ROW Is Pat Bradley; Sue Berger; Sonya Hibbert; Sharon McClellan; Betty Aldrich; Oneita Umbarger; Janice Baum. ROW 2: Carol Phillips; Shannon Bateman; Berniva Garrett; Bonnie Powell; Carlene Fisher. ROW 3: Betty Baxter; Connie Cooley; Louise Johnson; Barbara Kulp; Shirley Woodell. ROW +:Deon Kirkland; Janice Foye Alice Edvalson; Mrs. Mary Corthell, Advisor. ROW 5s Leah Erwin; Sharon Lawson; Dee Anna Chappell. A. A. Mrs. Corthell, Advisor; Sharon McClellan, Vice-Pres.; Carlene Fisher, President; Oneita Umbarger, Sec.- Treas. Lettermans Club------ Pres. Larry Cadwell Viec-Pres. Gene McKinney Sec. Gerald Lequerica ROW Is Bruce Arbogast, Bob Asper, Duane ’Wheeler, Howard Wallace, Dale Phillips, Larry Cadwell, Gary Erwin, Gary Hunt, Dale Hagey, Douglas Watts, Ronnie Dunham, ROW 2; Mr. V arner, Cecil Mann, Jerry Baxter, Denny Langford, Ronnie Titus, Rollin Zaugg, Gene McKinney, Albert Wirth, Gerald Lequerica, Sam Clack, Dick Cantrell, Jerry Harn, Don Clack, Mr. Cooper, ROW 3: Richard Titus, Larry Burford, Ronnie Lay, Mickey Ricker. Jimmy Pollard, Larry Hibblyn, Duane 'West, Jerry Posey, Dale George, Leroy Fuller, Richard Erwin, Ronnie McMurphy, Duane Wood, Mr. Comisky. TURLEY'S FIRE LAGRANDE FRUIT CO. SERVICE La Grande____Oregon______La Grande_____Oregon UOniiJ.6 CdildiU J OKJJ XULLX Bateman, Judy Bateman, Douglas Watts, Jim Pollara Norma Wilde, Sharon Lay, Carol Watts. Deon Kirkland V Club Song Queens Betty Baxter and Marcia McPherson. SUGAR BOWL DANIALS F U R N A L Cold Drinks Lunches H 0 M E La Grande Oregon La Grande Oregon library itonffi i Carol Watts; Betty Aldrich ; Della Elliott; Mrs. Krueger; Margaret Mason; Ellen Jones; Louise Haggerty. Wirtmtn ROW Is Dale Hagey; Jerry Baxter; Don Clack; Ronnie Titus; Gary Erwin; Bruce Arbogast; Gene McKinney; Ronnie Dunham. ROW 2: Larry Cac-well; Mickey Rickey; Dale Phillips; Rollan Zaugg; Howard 'Wallace; Sam Clack; Denny Langford; Jimmy Pollard; Jerry Harnj Dick Cantrell; Gerald Lequerica; Larry Eerford. GERARD'S JE .7 E L E R S HYDE 'S MAR SUPER K E T La Grande Oregon Island City Oregon ¥« VOLUME 7, NUMBER 5 F.H.A. Chooses Candidates For Sweetheart Ball Jerry the up JANUARY, 1955 By Carol Phillip Sweetheart candidates have been selected for the annual FH Sweetheart Ball which will held at the gym on Saturday. February 19. An FHA member from each class and one from the FHA at large is chosen to run for Sweetheart This year’s candidates are: Senior, Della Elliott, junior, Deon Kirkland; sophomore. Betty Al- names drich; freshman, Ardyth Wilde: MacPher FHA at large. Bonnie Powell Mayben DeGraw, and Bonnie SHARON LAY, WO onor Roll er we see the Mickey Ricker, and Rod- j xjuerica, Ronald j Anna Chappell. { !s, Gary Erwin. I Dale Hagey and I ve 1 . Students mention j .0 are Marie De-•avis, Dorothy De- mbrook, Dick Can ! r Titus, Carol Watts, Rol-31. Urcelle Crossland. Ron-EDITOR ham and Doug Watts. Perfect Attendance Po- Lookimr at the nrrfert ntten- Union To Present First Operetta THE FOREST PRINCE, an operetta with music arranged from Tsrhaikowski. has been chosen by Mr Johnson, of our music department, to be presented by the chorus and senior class sometime this spring. The seniors are participating in the operetta this year instead of presenting a senior class play. THE FOREST PRINCE takes place in Russia during the latter part of the sixteenth century when Tatiana, a princess of Russia, is held for ransom by the ROW Is Glen Griffith; Sam Clack; Jerry Harn; Rodney Kohler. ROW 2: Janice Baum; Betty Baxter; Duane Wheeler; Urcelle Crossland; Sharon Lay; Janice Foye Sharon Lawson; Deanna Johnson; Connie Cooley; Carol Phillips. ROW 3s Sonya Hibbert; Deon Kirkland; Mr. Pond, Advisor; Barrie Edwards; Cecil Mann. CUPBOARD CAFE Lunches and Fountain Service LaGrande Oregon RADIO and MUSIC SUPPLY COMPANY LaGrande Oregon Union Fountain Oregon THE PEBBLE and Groceries Un i on BUCK'S AUTC SERVICE Oregon gfete Ce-ChoMp ROW Is Ronnie Dunham; Bruce Arbogast; Gary Erwin; Dale Phillips; Don Clack; Larry Cadwell; Jerry Baxter; Dale Briggs; ROW 2: Coach John Comisky; Gerald Lequerica; Sam Clack; Dick Cantrell; Denny Langford; Gene Me Kinney; Ronnie Titus; Assit. Coach Martin Warner. ROW 3s Phillip DEGraw; Duane West; Jerry Posey; Ronald Arbogast; Richard Titus; Larry Burford; Jim Pollard; Mickey Ricker. ROW +s Mgr. Gary Hunt; Dale George; LeRoy Fuller; Dick Erwin; Duan Wood; Larry Hibbeln; Mgr. Dale Hagey. ROW Is Ronnie Titus; Denny Langford; Gerald Lequerica; Larry Burford; Gary Harn; Phillip DeGraw; Dick Erwin. ROW 2s Leroy Fuller; Dick Cantrell; Jim Pollard; Larry Hibbeln; Mickey Ricker; Jerry Posey. ROW 3s Mgr. Gary Hunt Ronnie Arbogast; Duane West; Dale George; Duane Wood; Richard Titus; Mgr. Dale Hagey; TOPs Coach Martin Warner. UNION,MONROE SHARE CHAMPIONSHIP Union Wins Trophy 2nd Year Running nion Monroe fought to a Bobcats Close In On Title Monroe drive w the same kind of ti .ion meet, night ai-. i in th « Kd kP th.I w. • nd period ' ter passed high oW ids punte « n fo-ball was -co V M the More w S Later hi 1 points, vl were ail ' Gar •town f. ' and Gen extra itad ■ W? :nt again - air on MoKinmT j A. in the end «. 'Xfinr, and addr . . . utes were u thrusts. -' I Moros six. o e final quarter suit of .1 v • ne-yard line that point and a was blocked. V The Bobcats survived a ra fumbles in the final few mb of play with the visitors pit J the. ball hard to get back in J game. Statistics showed the M team with a slight edge that not appear on the scorcboa The Huskies had 11 first downs offensive ugh with a Bobcat f17 seaso. ■bn played traveled to tght trip I the follow-jams played ie ended 6-0 ers coming .?T on the Tl ■'pie were sur- The Bobcats placed their last « Performance.i KanH on Friday. Oct. 29 when '1 w ast they met the Welser Wolverines iinal,on Union field. Both teams 6 on pi. good hall all the way 0 throuri '■.nli the Bobcats win- 25 - state bound Bobcats took 20 ,ot% her' ward the State 6 .-.!• 1 Championship or. downed Mo- LAGRANDE JOSEPH VALE WALLOV A ELGIN ENTERPRIZE BURNS WEISER ECHO MORO MONROE UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION UNION bobcats c tu-vau y -econd con-.vloro Hus-the state Huskies Li. wm| vhile the efensive fumbled I the Huskies the closing it game. p m 1950 To-Monn e marks . vPtball champ-Union under ■ -usky. who is in as Bobcat coach. % as tough a sched-Ifc; B football team The Bobcats schedule d A-2 schools every hey play in the tough other L ! I|F -i Cue In the tat the than through it j aonfer nce. be everything1 TenTl nrom the Tu-Valley said of It on the I league have won the state class B erfinals ' ootball s — The Bobi n hampioxi'bio land from a. ■d Wnllowa in u V rame 19-7 tv kid. Relative st«eoq v -j listrict champu I X mown. though EchtA -f five wins and cagm- tills season. - ''J K| Union, on the oCT-'+fftyX Wl| i 3-1 record m the leak V- i—r; nly to Wallowa wh g dwt . . Joseph, Elgin and Ente. Bobcats ployed four :ompetlon and wound up wiui 1-3 record, losing to La Qrande ' if ale and Bums and defeating “1:1 :ured Iroi ire h a gaping ie in tn icKlnney aho kirkl latter touchdown. hJart« r the Bobca t ime Mick 'w3f' Ruiver from thtf£ once more k je goal poi| at'Tied tdm a vand - durTnJWR'I Bleat’s field 19- Wrsi eo-chami And tills L ' Pfcats who h' 11 tlie other ifi .e football r.X3 - won it orv?J . been runni • nim- yeaitiyy has c«ache« -« ut linc'rPH IS'.-Utu'e of the gam -?ed play of the Union ought the Echo team 111 and would not let iclr plays started Welser. (to a stan them get 'ootball championship (our out Dalit shall (learn ROW Is Glenna kers; Carlene Fisher; Sharon McClellan; Marraret Powell; ROW P: Alice dvalson; Leah rwin; Berneva Garrett; Letha Mann; Deon Kirkland; Barbara Kulp; Mrs, Corthell, Coach, ROW 3 • Lilly lliott; Shannon Bateman; Janice Foye Bonnie Powell; Sonya Hibbert; Oneita Umbarger. BAUMS INSURANCE AGENCY REYNOLDS INSURANCE AGENCY La Grande Oregon La Grande Oregon Sam Clack; Douglas Watts; Maynard George; Mickey Ricker; Albert Wirth; Gene McKinney; Jerry'Baxter; Dale Hagey Ronnie Dunham; Gary Ervin; Gary Hunt; Dale George; Jerry Posey; Jerry Harn. Center: Richard Titus, Manager; Mr. Warner, Coach. Richard Titus; Duane Irvin; Eddie Akers; Gerald Lequerica; Larry Burford; Larry Hibbeln; Denny Langford; John Gibbs; Ronnie Arbogast; Jim Pollard; Grant Gibbs; Dick Hibbert; Dick Cantrell; Duane West; Mr. Comisky, Coach. Center: Ronnie McMurphy; Dick McClellan; Dennis Wilkinson; Dick Erwin; Dick Bennet; Duane Wood Gary Harn. % BATEMAN'S Phone 2271 Your Friendly Store Union Oregon GLOBE FURNITURE STORE Excellent Material Delivery Service Snapshots f La Grande Oregon ROW Is Carol Watts; Margaret Powell; Joyce Westenskov; Marie Depew: Janice Foye; Deon Kirkland; Carlene Fisher; Alice Edvalson. ROW 2s Pat Hagey; Lilly Elliott; Carol Phillips; Mrs. Cort.hell, Coach; Bonnie Powell; Sonya Hibbert.; Sharon PIONEER FLOUR MILL Island City Oregon LaGrande MELVILLES Gift Shop Oregor Sa cbaU (Team ROW Is Sam Clack? Gerald Lequerica; Dick Cantrell; Gary Erwin; Dale Phillips; Dale Hagey; Denny Langford; Gene McKinney. ROW 2 s Mr. Comisky, Coach; Kick Bennett; Duane Irvin; Dale George; Jerry Posey; Larry Hibblyn; Mickey Ricker; Dick Erwin; Jim Pollard; Larry Burford; Gary Harn. ROW Is Larry Cadvell; Duane Wheelers Mr. Cooper. Coach; Dale Phillips; Cecil Mann. ROW 2s Jerry Harn; Gerald Lequerica; Dick Cantrell; Ronald Huggins; Don Clack; Ronnie Lay; Leroy Fuller; Howard Wallis; Ronnie McMurphy. KNOTTY PINE RESTAURANT Cold Storage Lockers Dinning room Union Oregon UNION DRUG STORE Cosmetics and Glassware Prescriptions Union Oregon BOW Is Dale George; Leroy Fuller; Jerry Harn; Duane Wood; Dick Hibbert. ROW 2: Gene McKinney; Ronnie Titus; Doug Watts: Jerry Baxter; Eruce Arbogast; Duane Wheeler; Larry Cadveli; Ronnie Arbogast. ROW 3: Richard Titus, Manager; Jim Follard; Jerry Posey; Duane West; Phillip DeGraw; Sans Clack; Dick Cantrell; Denny Langford; Albert Wirth; Johnny Gibbs; Mr. Warner, Coach. drack (learn Car°'V , c niV i —M| •fl 5 Cvft n ... tor . ot r£V « ? ■ wt « n .'cr -a jetty 0 ®?L vJt e«'cri ct unV .. w se uYUnion Cindermen Earn Big Trophy Cats Walk Tu Valley c.„. cou° v to 25 -i 5' V ? ivePey VJ r,v'- . jot'1' £ Z2T' l tYve “ crt P- vfttt The annual Tu-Valley was held on the Easter 'oHprc field on FYidJ ie six teams present v •Ugin. Wallowa. Nor !ove and Enterprise Union Bobcats wall the other opponent re record in the r rf 185 points. Wal place with 77 4 a hird with 69 4 pol cKJnney Si'ts Reooiv Bobcats' highlight was McKinney who took three t places and set two new records. Gene’s first record came when he bested Hewitt’s throw of 156' 8 ” with a heave of 150’ 1%”, In the javelin. McKinney also broke the shot put record by throwing ,45’ 3V The old mark roT ?ni, ■ ‘fc- - ■ Urf i he f ) •nrl W«c too. •W(; Jvf ®d or fUth « e?w • £'l '£ nKT°m o. £ 7i7 ‘ £ « IV, C f ,, -■ 0, SPAITH PLUMBING and HEATING CO. La Grande Oregon IVANS FOOD STORE Canned Goods Union Fresh Fruits Oregon (Operetta THE FOREST PRINCE' Vaslav...................Don Barr Tatiana.................. Oneita Umbarger Sonia..................... Pat Bradley Ivan..................... Mayben Degraw Tatiana's Lady-in-waiting DeeAnna Johnson Ilytch...................Barrie Edwards Mother Vanya.............Carlene Fisher Tsar Mikhail............. Dale Hagey Prince Dmitri.......... Rodney Jester...................Bob Asper Cossack Girl............. Sandra Bradley Cossack girls and men, Ladies of the court, and Soldiers were Chorus members and Seniors of 1955 Directors were Wallace Johnson and Earl Rittenhouse. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Union It pays to save. Oregon TONYD. SMITH REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Union Oregon OREGON TRAIL GARAGE New Cars Oil Gas Union Oregon Junior Class Laurie Huntington....... Sidney Huntington........ Martha Huntington........ Wally Huntington......... Ted Wood................. Lillian Wood............ Joan Wood................ Miss (Gus) Gustavesky... Mark Eradford............ Horatio P. Honeywell.,.. Amelia Dennis............ Caroline Blakesly........ Grace Schoenbeck......... Walola Breckenridge...... Therese Brown............ Small Boy With a Dog.... Shannon Bateman Rollan Zaugg Carol Wood Jerry Harn Gene McKinney Sandra Spears Sandra Bradley Teon Kirkland Don Earr Denny Langford Sharon McClellan Janice Baum Alice Edvalson Carol Phillips Mary Fallows Dennis Cooper GALLE INSURANC AGENCY Reliable Rates E W I L L A R Hair Cuts D'S BARBER SHOP Clean Shaves Union Oregon Union Oregon Sdh$$l Carmaal Union MAY'S DRESS SHOP Oregon Union GIPSON'S BARBER SHOP Oregon G-ai ft. EASTERN OREGON FINANCE CO. EMRICKES FURNATURE Baker Oregon Baker Oregon THE RGXY THEATER Union Oregon First Rate Pictures McCASLIN LUMBER CO. Union Oregon '•You Need It, We've Got It ROW Is Mayben DeOraw; Larry Cadwell; Dale Phillips; Jerry Rudell; Howard Wallis; Della Elliott; UrcelDe Crossland; Sonya Hibbert; Carlene Fisher; Bonnie Powell; Connie Cooley. ROW 2: Dick Gipson; Rodney Kohler; Duane Wheeler; Douglas Watts; Gary Erwin; Betty Baxter; Sharon Lay; Sharon Lawson; Dee Anna Johnson; Glenna Akers. ROW 3s Ronnie Dunham; Gary Hunt; Bruce Arbogast; Bob Asper; Cecil Mann? Barrie Edwards; Don Clack? Glen Griffith; Dale Hagey. TOPs Jerry Baxter. REA RAGSDALE Baker Insurence Agency Oregon Ja -3- 2260 Baker HOTEL BAKER Oregon Finest in Eastern Oregon SACAJAWEA Phone 8301 HOTEL La Grande, Ore. 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