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

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Facult Roll Call CARENCE XV. STE.GE.MOLfiER-Mir. Stegemoller wasn't only the principal of our sohool, which within itself was quite a task, but he taught an ad- vanced class in algebra and sat in for other teachers who had to be absent from their classes. He came in contact with nearly every student and gave each his autograph on permits and was ready with advice to all who asked. GERALD USREY-Once a student at Union,'has. successfully guided us along the road of progress for the past three years. Now as our trustee he was active in anything which was for the .benefit of Union and was always around to lend sa helping hand where needed. We thank him for his untiring interest and energy. . ,ef DOROTHY DUGGER-Known for her excellent work with chorus groups of the Whole township, Miss Dugger was placed before the school as an example of, Success by 'hard work. For special oceggisions in school, several felt free to call on her for a short program and they found her al- ways prepared. She took choruses to the Spring County Festival at Sullivan, tothe District Festival at Terre Haute, and prepared a special group to .participate in the All State Festival at Indianapolis. She gained variety Of choral work bp the -formation of a girls' trio, a girls' triple trio, and a boys' quartet. l JAMES RlNGER--Mr. Ringer was probably the most wmely known teacher in lass Township -for he comes in contact with studeiilg from grades one to twelve. At Union he taught English and literature but at Cass and Cen- tral lie was principal of our two grade schools. MATfl'llA SVVEFNE3'--'iflverv girl should know how to cook and sew is an old belief to those who find it true, Mrs. Sweeney was a faithful instruc- tor. Cooking and sewing wasn't enough, however for she insisted that each girl make th-e most of conditions for herself. She graduated from lndiana Teacher's College and has been at Union two years. Mrs. Sweeney was co-sponsor to the junior class and director of 4-H work for girls. JOHN lR-ONS-A graduate of lndiana Stat-e Teacher's College, Mr, Irons ra,n.e to ns 1' ith rxperienne in many fields. ll-e holds regular classes in chem- ist vrand l'nite1l States llistorv. lle also was in charge of one of our relatively new classes, driving, which has been an aid to many students in obtaining' driving license. Other than th-e above mentioned, Mr. lrons was coach of Junior High basketball, and an assistant football coach, and busi- ness manager of athletics. ...5... 5 1 ...W .- .... ...A .....t....nm1 ,

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Faculty Roll Call GABOFY 'LIQATS4- Hyun, boys, run was said many times by M'r Takats for, L.. ig our football coach, he was out to win each game. For the past three years he led the Bulldogs through with flying colors. Under hisf gufdance the' football has lost but two gam-es in two years. Although better known for his job of coaching football, Mr. Takats has regular shop classes and lie is quite proud to open classes in the new shop building. BBANCHE HAWTIN-Another of our Junior High School Teachers was Mrs. Hawtin. She was always willing to help with any thing that would benefit our'school, all this she did unselfishly. Aside from holding her re- gular classes in arithmetic, Mrs. Hawtinhelped by taking tickets for school ,nop rains and by giving ne-eded information. S ESHMAEL OSBORNE-This was not Mr. Oshorne's first year with us, but it was his firsti one for a few years and his name has certainly become proml- ent through his record with his basketball team. This was the first time sm-e 1.9 4 that the Bulldogs went on to the YVabash Valley Finals. His re- gular classes health, safety, science, and physical education, did not dampen his helpful spirit. Ile was willing to help when called upon and was helpful in nany ways. VERA SMITH--Miss Smith, who served her second year at Union, was best known for her genuine friendliness and helpfulness to each and every student. Miss Smith taught Latin, first year algebra and geometry. Along with these other duties Miss Smith was sponsor of the Beta Club. Many will recall those nours she servef' in the concession stand. ONETA PIRTLE-Known to all Union by her pleasant smile and good na- ture, Miss Pirtl-e was helpful both to the junior and senior high school. She taught English and spelling in Junior High and was sponsor of the Junior High Dramatics Club. Miss Pirtle gave helpful advice and comments about our activities and problems and kept our spirirts high by her cheerfuluiess. O. D. CLAYTON--Mr. Clayton was best known to the student body for his splendid work in band activities. He gave freely of his time and gave his best for his school. He took his band to contests and to County Festivals for the. p st two years and gave a spring concert here at Union. Besides these he was se-en at almost every athletic event with a cheering, playing band, also at plays and commencement. Another of his band achievements was the beginning of a grade school band which is Union's band of to- ir'-ri-ow. B-esides this Mr. Clayton kept regular classes of world history in junior high school . .. , 'Gab'-' .3- 4 -. 4 M- W -1'