Union High School - Gold U Yearbook (Dugger, IN)

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l'-I , 'flair .1 1 I 1' bl it 'Ji - A fi! 'Al' . 5 ji. I N il THE 1-100911311 .A , Y V ' I f ' y . Qi a ll Ten FACULTY OF UNION HIGH Oh! Teachers of the Union High How to get our lessons do we strive, Work is our 'Motto' of each day, Work and we'll win is what we all say. Hard is Caesar by its name, But still we learn it for its fameg Lovable is Miss Harris, teacher of Latin, And, Oh, discouragements, those, she flattens. There's Mr. Mc. a mathematician For his aid to you he seems like a physician. He will help you win through each strife And you will remember his kindness through life. Miss Adamson, Eng. teacher, has a smiling face And by this her character we can trace She tries to teach us all she can, Couldn't find one so jolly all through the land. Mr. Small is History teacher, I really think he'd make a good preacher. He knows everything about History books And gives everyone the kindness of looks. Now there's Miss Ingle, orchestra leader, And U. H. S.'s great feeder. She is realy a lovable creature And surely makes a jolly good music teacher. Mr. Lash, Manual Training teacher, Trying to put this in the head of every creature. He's very kind, and of our teachers is least, Oh! My he's proud for he has a niece. There's Miss Usery, with a lovable face, She hails from Sullivan by grace. For Eng. and Dom. Sc. teacher she in kind, About the best that you can find. Now there's Mr. Hudson, Supt. of our school, He has a good look, and He's not at all cruel. Home Sweet Home, school for him seems to be He points out all good opportunities forus to see. fDorothy Neal f25J

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fmf Q 297 Q J ,h ' fc g HISTORY For many years the town of Dugger supported its own system of schools. At the same time there was a high school at Cass. As time went on and the great coal field of this community developed, the school population outgrew the school buildings. A condition arose at Dugger similar to con- ditions in dozens of towns in this state. In order to promote better schools, it was necessary to return to the township system. It was seen by all interested patrons that Cass Township needed a large school building that would serve as a community center, and take care of the educational interests of all the boys and girls. Thewar came on, and building was postponed. After the war, again plans were made and a suitable sight was selected, six acres of ground was purchased, and the present Union High School was erected. The building is strictly modern and is being provided in such a way as to take care of every interest of the boys and girls of Cass Township. The school is grow- ing very rapidly and will soon have an enrollment of three or four hundred. This beautiful building can be viewed from many places in Cass Town- ship and many students are glad to take advantage of the opportunity offered in the way of education. The plan of the High School is a strict Senior High School, offering a course of study that will appeal to the youth of today. English, History, Mathematics, Botany, Geography, Manual Training, Domestic Science, Latin, Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Music, Orchestra, Agricultural Clubs and Athletics -are the many things that make up the course. The spirit of co-operation for community interest is stronger now in Cass Township than ever was known and it is the desire of all to cultivate this spirit, so that the best of fruit may come from it in all future years. Nine f .sec 1 on :fl l X ,il 'lla 7 1 Z J i THE I-100511511 . gxv l ifx 1 nl il?

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, Nl fme 4 lx 'gfvz , Wi' M. sawn ,Ll 1 ax' x I . W, 1 W V THE 1-100511214 five MR. B. D. HUDSON Superintendent of Schools Diploma, Indiana State Normal, 1918 A. B. Degree of Indiana State Normal, Push on-Keep moving. 1922 MISS KATHRYN HARRIS Principal of the High School A. B. Degree of Indiana State Normal, 1921 Too true to Hatter, and too kind to sneer, And only just when seemingly severe. Eleven