Union High School - Gleam Yearbook (Union, SC)

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I Homecoming Barbara Ann Colson 18 Wardlaw Street Young Stenogs club 4, Bus Drivers club 4, 8, Basketball 4, 3, Future Teachers club 4, Senior play 4, Hi-Life staff 4, 3, 2, Psychology club 4, secretary 4, Glee club 3, Junior play 3, Oral In- terpretation club 2, 1, YWA president, assistant pianist. Rebecca Ann Conley Route 2 Speech club 4, Psychology club 4, Library club 2, President of Intermediate Girls Auxiliary. Janice Hayes Corley 116 Arthur Boulevard National Honor Society 4, 3, vice-president 4, Beta club 4, 3, treasurer 4, Future Teachers club 4, 3, Futurian club 4, 3, Quill and Scroll 4, 3, Sans Souci 4, Math club 4, secretary 4, Latin club 4, 3, 2, 1, GLEAIKI staff 4, 3, 2, Block U club 4, 3, Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1, Hi-Life staff 2, 1, Latin Key award 2, Homeroom officer 1, Junior and Senior play committees, President of Sunday school class, Curved-bar Girl Scout. Annette Page Corn 216 Pine Street Beta club 4, 3, National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4, 3, GLEAM staff 4, 3, Blazer club 4, 3, 2, Band 4, 3, 2, 1, assistant band captain 4, oHicer 3, 2, Sans Souci 4, Spartanburg Symphony Orchestra 4, 3, 2, Clinic band 3, 1, Outstanding band medal 3, 2, 1, State Music contest 3, 2, 1, Homecoming sponsor 3, Class oft-icer 3, Homeroom oHicer 3, 2, Curved-Bar Girl Scout. Dallas Michael Cranford 312 Hart Street Psychology club 4, Speech club 4, Basketball 2, 1, Homeroom officer 2, T 8x I club 2, 1. William Howard Davis 209 Cottage Avenue Homeroom officer 4, Block U club 4, 3, Tennis 4, 3, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, T Sz I club 2, 1. Patty Kramer Dawkins Buffalo Senior play 4, Sans Souci 4, vice-president 4, Math club 4, vice-president 4, English Book club 4, vice- president 4, Psychology club 4, Future Teachers club 4, 3, treasurer 4, Quill and Scroll 4, 3, National Honor Society 4, 3, Futurians club 4, 3, Speech club 4, 3, GI.EAM staff 4, 3, 2, Beta club 4, 3, Latin club 4, 3, 2, 1, Homecoming attendant 4, Homeroom officer 3, 2, 1, Senior Prom enter- tainment 3, Junior play 3, Latin Key award 2, M. Y. F. district secretary, Sub-district president, Local president. Gaye Ann Dulln 106 Lakeview Heights Hi-Life staH: 4, 3, 2, Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1, English Book club 4, Psychology club 4, secretary 4, Future Teachers club 4, Speech club 4, 3, Senior play committee 4. Wilson M. Echols, Jr. 107 Oak Street Math club 4, Psychology club 4, Bus Drivers club 4, 3, Glee club 2, T 8: I club 1, Sunday school class president. John Lawrence Epps Route 2 Speech club 4, English Book club 4, Math club 4, Band 4, 3, 2, 1, Senior officer 4, Homeroom officer 1. Jerry Bruce Estes 119 College Street Psychology club 4. Juanita Faulks Buffalo A Psychology club 4, Young Stenogs club 4, Train- ing Union president, Sunday school class treasurer.

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-N 3 Afternoons Brenda Faye Boulware 208 Arthur Boulevard Young Stenogs club 43 Psychology club 4. Jerri Rebecca Bradburn 114 Bowling Avenue Hi-Life staff 4, 3, 23 Latin club 4, 3, 2, 13 Home- room officer 4, 33 Young Stenogs club 43 Psychology club 43 Miss Union Hi contest 33 Library club 2, 13 Church organist and pianist. Roberta Ann Brannon 121 College Street Young Stenogs club 43 Psychology club 43 Sunday school officer. Lois Marie Brewington Buffalo Young Stenogs club 4g Beta club 4, S, Library club 2. Barbara Elaine Brown Buffalo Psychology club 43 Speech club 43 Bus Drivers club 43 Senior play usher 43 Vice-president of Sun- day school classg Secretary of Young Peoples Union. Bobbie jean Brown Buffalo Band 4, 3, 2, 1, platoon sergeant 43 Blazer club 4, 33 Psychology club 43 Math Club 43 4-H club 3, 2, 13 Assistant church pianist. Peggy Ioretta Brown 202 Third Avenue Young Stenogs club 43 Psychology club 43 Youth president Union Baptist Association. Karen Lynn Cagle Route 2 National Honor Society 43 Beta club 4, 33 Young Stenogs club 4, vice-president 43 Psychology club 43 Dressrnaking contest 4, 3, 23 President of M. Y. F. Cora Lee Cathcart Buffalo Young Stenogs club 43 Dressmaking contest 4, 33 Bus Drivers club 4. john Wade Cochran 205 Park Drive Football 4, 3, 2, 13 Track 4, 33 Block U club 4, 33 Class oft-icer 43 English Book club 4, treasurer 43 Math club 4, vice-president 43 Homeroom officer 33 T or 1 club 13 Junior llotarian. Amelia Ann Cody Route 5 Speech club 43 Psychology club 43 English Book club 43 Library club 4, 23 Senior play 43 Trans- ferred from Robinson High School, San Juan, Pirertg Rico3 Chorus 33 School paper 33 School Pay - Thomas Cody 104 Hicks Street Psychology club 4.

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,,. Affords Excitement nd Pleasure To Seniors On Friday, October 28, there was great excitement around the school. Students were Huting crepe paper, buying cellophane tape, borrowing scissors, and gather- ing other items needed for decorating. Homecoming, was on every lip, and final preparations for the festivities of the afternoon and the evening were excitedly under- way. Plain autos became glamorous floats, the empty gym became a ballroom, and drab goal posts were trans- formed with the black and gold of Union High, and the gay colors of the opposing team. This was to be a last big fling for senior football players. They had selected their sponsors several weeks before. The senior class had nominated three candidates for homecoming queen, and from these, the student body had chosen a queen whose identity had not yet been disclosed. At 4:00 in the afternoon a parade led by the band proceeded down Main Street. Following were the spon- sors in convertibles, next came a convertible earring the three candidates for queen. Then followed homeroom cars, all decorated, all contesting for 'ifirst placev for originality, beauty, and appropriateness. Evening came. At long last the identity of the queen was to be revealed at the game to be played with Greer. Dramatically, before game time, candidates and sponsors alike were driven in convertibles to a sponsors, platform on the sidelines, and each senior player escorted his sponsor to her seat. From there at half time, to the music of The Sound of Musicf the three candidates were escorted to the football field and the chosen queen was named and crowned. The climax of Homecoming 1960 had been reached. The punch table, attractively and appropriately decorated, is a Wilson, Annette, Ianice, Billy, Gaye, Mickey, Ann, and Bruce popular place at the Homecoming dance. Here Johnny, Ann, wait eagerly for Patty to fill their cups. A gala time followed.