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

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L.,-.4 H. , Y it Senior Roll Call ROW I FREDDY JENVELL ALSMAN, commonly known around school as Fred , was the quiet person who never said much, but did his work well. He took up shop as his major and held his place among the boys in shop class. Fred was one of the llil1'--'iV01'klllg' shop boys who was seen last fall working to 1 repaz-e the football 'field for another season. Although his interest was in shop he gave enough time in other things to keep good grades. With all of these factors Fred took part in tht Hi-Y Club. BRUCE LEE ALUMBAUGH, known as Bruce ' to his friends, is another er-.on who never had much to say. lie too. along with Fred, held his place in shop class and proved himself to be a good student among his classmates. He was elected by them' as Chaplain of t-he boy's Hi-Y Club. Bruce wore the colors for Union in the football season and held the position of lett guard on the squad. One of the things that Bruce did many times throughout the school year was to operate the moving picture projector. This provides further education for the students of Union. CYNTHIA ELLEN ANDERSON, responded to the name of Tiny because she was just as the name states. Being a very lively girl, she was always ready to try something new and different. On the athletic side of her life at school she was good in sports and was an active member of the Girls' Athletic Club. Accepting the challenge of the more serious side of school life, she became a member of the Y-Teen Club and took part in their activities. She made her major in commerce and worked on the St-atic . DELORIS JOAN BLEVENS, called Sug , was a quiet girl who was always 1-eady to express herself whenever called upon to do so. Being interested in Science, she worked in a. doctor 's office after school and gained much tha.t she applied in regular science classes. Being scientifically minded she spent most of her time in studying this field of work, but kept up with her other studies as well and was considered an HA student. Deloris was president of the Beta Club and was also elected by the seniors to he secretary of the class In this she did a very nice job throughout the whole Year. ROW ll DOROTHY BONHAM, so called around school as Dorothy Bon Bon , is the tall lanky girl who centered her interest on the sport lights of Union. She was unable to climb the ladder far enough to become a member of the Girls' Athhletic Club, so she was satisfied and cont-ented to boost the boys in their sports and did a very good job of it. Besides sports she also was in- terested in the many other activhies of lfnion. Sh-e made Home Economics her major. RUTH BERNICE BJFRDERS, Ruthie , a very small person decided to give her time and energy to the sports activities of Union. She tri-ed out for cheer leader and was so elected by the student body last fall. The saying that dynamite comes in small packages is believed to be true when Ruth begins to put forth her utmost to lead cheers. Ruth picked as her major. the subject of Home Economies, which she tried to keep up tl1I'OU8'h0l1'r 'Ellie year as she faithfully followed the Bulldogs through two seasons of sports. l - 13-

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