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

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- N 'lin' '- A - f 'Asp 'A' ,ltvkislqg A11 In 'sit EV v , 4. will ey nw ,I KK ,.,s Y. 9 . A+ ll A 1. ff' wx- k ing R .cfvyi fbifgfdf RUTH JONES Rufus Twenty-two A quiet little maiden, always ready and willing to help others. Ask the Athletic Association. BALFORD ARTHUR Boudy,' Greater men than he may have existed, but I doubt it. Balford is certainly industrious, the basketball teams will vouch for that. He de- serves much praise. Balford is also a Hoosier artist. EU LALA BURGE Uklele If speech were gold, I would be a million- aire. Eulala is one of our dependable stu- dents. When work is called fdr she is al- ways there. She is good not only in one thing but in all.

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J fsfke X A CIM fy ff in l . f , l l m l - iw-V X . ,c i l THE H0051 ER f s 'M i , 'Hx .Y 1. I? 4 l xl X IL se RTX , ly LEOLA JONES Jonesy Little, Oh. but loud! Leola has brightened our cla-ss for many a day with her laughter. Keep it up Leola. We like it, and so will everybody else you meet after you've left us. CLYDE PARKER Pigg'i.e 'tCharm strikes the sigh but merit wins the soul. Really we think Clyde has had a pretty good share of popularity, and somehow we think he deserves it all. Naturally, we are not experts in prophecy, but we just know Clyde is going to live a life worth while. ELIZABETH TEASLEY Bae I am no ordinary person. Elizabeth is an extremely reserved girl and talks but little, but we know -she can be lively on occasions. Why, 'tis whispered she even studies grammar-heavens! l Twentv-one

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fl sf' . .. Xixggff .- . 4: ff 'E THE HCDOSIEIK A 'I 'Wag 1' ...I . f . w Q A 5 tix 7' A 1 wp Lx in ' l N ,x-kV I SPENCER BAKER Bake The world befits a bu-sy brain-I'll hie me to its haunts. If our class were looking for one good enough to be president, our first choice would be Spencer. He has so many splen- did abilities that we feel sure he will win honors wherever he goes and whatever he does. Goodbye, Parson, and good luck! ROY RICHMOND Richy Don't look at me girls, I'm bashfulf' Although Roy has only been with us two years, he was liked by all the class. He does seem sleepy. but you never can tell about these quiet fe1Iows ! Praise to thee, old U. H. S., A dearer school than all the restg Reigning a queen, serene and true, I gladly offer praise to you. Such as your like is never found. Hunt where you will. Your steps have wound , Into your lovely halls, where sound Great voices-voices that proclaim High honor to your very name! Twentv-three