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

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of l939,one hund ed f1V6 F6CTU1tS reported to Unlon H1gh School as act1ve memb rs of the Freshman class All wer eager to learn everytklng they po s1blJ cou d of the h gh school Durlrg the v hree mem er J e 1n tl8tEd in ar f1V8 1n 1 U1 merb s ent to work 1n the mu 1C department, be r reor n ed 1U on Chorus, B s' Chtrus fdvar ed ohoru E nd, and Orca tra They did anf oroved to oe an asset to UUIOD I1gh School As sophomores th y an.zed unde the d1r ction of Mr Lerman, and the OfllC rs of The troop were Joe Hall, pres 1d nt Kenneth Uledso , V109 ore ldent and Evelyn Crabe secr tary treasur r As t L guldir motto they chose 'Un1ted x stand, dlvlded e f ll ' AS prool of thelr growing abil1ty thls year sever were 8CtlVS 1D Blue Trl, ten ln G a C ,seven in H1 Y and stlll oth rs r ported to th music department for duty is Juniors this class worked harder at thelr dutles than ever before They chose Kenneth Bledsoe, president, B1lly Joe Sweeney, vice-president, and Melba Reynolds, secretary treas urer to gulde +he1r activitles, v1th Miss Hochhalter and Mrs Sluder, sponsors I elected group presented nBashful Bobby', thelr jUDlOT play, which proved to be entertainlng for both actors and audlence Then as thelr flnal act of honor toward the enlcrs theg gave a receptlon, April l8, 1042 An evenlng 11 Havall, l'S theme, 111 not be forgotten by any of those who attend d In the1r final year as senlors they worked continually at thelr studles, th annual, and as l aders of the student body 1n th government's 1943 program for hlgh schools Grover 1 ndrlcks, president, George Putoff, vice presid nt, Madge Eurcn, secretary, and Wilma Sturgeon, treasurer were the of flC6FS who took charge They were proud of the sev n embers ln the Blue Trl, the eleven in G A C , the eleven ln Hi Y, and the large number ln all the branches of the muslc depart m nt Flnal v1ctory was theirs when the slxty n1ne seniors re C1lV9d their diplomas and reported to the world for active duty. They were ready to be recrulted at a new post and were ready to serve. -5- lyme- 'W E. ,egg , ,Jkhw Y' ' I .- L, A .5 -1 . . e v, A . 2 1 1 Qual' i Q . '. user 2 .4 T- Q ver ' 1 ' gixh G,!.C. -rd ' ' H'-Y. M1 ' 1 er we ' SJ, ..'f . i,s - ese t ' Beci ers' 1- 1 Q - xl L .1 f og' 'a , H . -c ' .s, 1 I es' , rot organize as freshmen oft worked hard throughout the ear 1 .. A Q L.- E ' - .4 . 1 .e org' ' , r n ' e . . e , . - - ' e : - . -e ' -A s' - : as e - - e . Li'r ' .g ' me ' ' ' w a ,' ' D ' ' . ' . u h . . . . . .,. . '.. ' 4' -:A za a , 1 Nr wa I . . ' O ' . 1 1 u J Q ,- I - . . s A . . . . . SI .J I . I . H . . L 5- . . . v x 'W' Q ' ' e e ' e A ' . Ie ' - e ' V . e m . O a U 0 . . . A . . '- SH -1 I