Union High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Union, OR)

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Scott Schroeder, Sergeant-at-Arms; Carol Ricker, Secretary; Sharron Stanford, Vice-President; Noel Zuagg, President. Sponsored by NELLS-N-OUT 1704 1 2 Adams Avenue Phone Wo 3-5733 LaGrande Oregon

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ilcd TSe year r»f in! ,k '-— ULtkI'CT WotTwfr No 'Muxvx .Judy's ious | also states that our school is much I tcreaC, the teachers must work | more friendly because there aren’t I than usua, | much of a problem, as the as many students. When Bill was asked lool but the towuspn.de as well, jua old wood stove Su the corner «»» r ie morale of 1 High students as the building' When the wind blew Student Body Officers Attend Regional Confab lich found the Bobcats on top of heads. “imriiK ice on me miowci remnant of their chills in school rtmen on open tm e .state football heap, and in sub quent months of the .same season; days can still be seen in the old she’ as a few of these shower heads still lion’s red and white clad athletes ban : on the walls. j ,|. r • anw -»- - I T—J —— •- THE BAY LYNX ANNh EDVALSON - Editor JA POTTER JIM VAN HOUTEN HOWARD WILDE. Spoils Editoi QARD( l I «TI!1T7 BOB JAC M ARLAN CROUTER 1MOGKNE McC ORM K K FRANCES SC HROEDER MARILYN MITCHEL1 ( R1SSIE CHRISTIANSON md? ay igh 1 ind -c« Darrell Stultz, Jim Van Houten, Howard Wilde - Sports Editor, Anne Edvalson, Jay Potter, Marian Crouter, Marilyn Mitchell, Imogene McCormick, Frances Srhroe.cier wuuivviiui.. | • wait a t»i» « • »• lame by Rodgers and Negro Spiritual, “Climbing fountain,” by Henry Smith icxt. “Great Day,” another vay song was given. il number from BAY LYNX § Studei lirt butt roof iiuati i r» EDITOR Anne Edvalson ADVISOR Ted Brown Wf “ emend r ave c Let’ w lents oi me oanu » me pusi lwujassombly a wond rful event. It ars. I would bo apnrxia'ed by. everyone to First of a!J. ii»e band has greatly'have another assembly of Ibis so t | ieu Drown - — --- Homecoming Victory; Bobcats Top Elgin 34-0 Howie’s Howls HOWARD WILDE. Editor aug and Frank Mason.,.. blowing , given i.» Mr. Weather- way on trumpets and Bill Coopei J spoon for the fine job he doin laying the drums Also, the new'with the band Kleenex when a Kleenex is needed I Yet many of us chew gum, and seem 'to enjoy it. “Why chew gum?” one might ask. A fev — '- — U!‘ question were: “1 biting my nails' to” and ‘No spe do.“ After chewing of lime, must pec bad habits. Gum these which can m. enemies than frie 1st retching gum wi think we arc all o : gum belongs Ntuck all over your lingers. Considerate gum chewing is r (basic courtesy which should be observed by all. Gum is a great indention, so leu see if we can keep ft that wa asked jts. He inetr ruiarmu'. answers. Janice Burford—I'll probab :bc a senior. ru -Sleeping, arching TV ng all over rite—Changir Heating bottl ramern runer—Gening m children ready for bed. Scott Schroeder—Rodding in my 73 Corvette. Imogene McCormick es in my own home. Compliments of COVE SWIMMING POOL Cove Oregon UNION COUNTY GRAIN GROWERS Island City Oregon