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

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The first thing that the seventh and eight graders must conquer is the changing of classes and rooms here at Union. They are a very progressive group of students, and are very proud of the fact that they have their own basket- ball teams, yell leaders, and also a dramatics club. There are ninety-seven students enrolled in junior High, forty-eight in the eighth grade and forty-nine in the seventh grade. Rofw One: Max Bedwell, Donna Burris, johnny Bulter. Row Two: Robert Carlisle, Shirley Jewel, Judith Kennedy, Danny Landis, Beverly Meeks, Bobby Morgan, Mildred Parks. Row Three: Phyllis Pigg, l..aD0nna Price, Bob Racer, john Ridge, Rosemary Robert, jaunita Sales- man, Billy Walters. Row Four: Fred NValters, Barbara Walters, jimmy Zaayer, Sally Ammer- man, Rex Ballard, Carolyn Blevens, Rosemary Clever. Rofw Five: Donna Coleman, Sue Ann Duncan, Alvina Enochs, Linda Haskett, james Kirk, junior Lang, Kay Meurer. Row Six: Larry McClellan, Reba Neilson, Berndt Olson, Merle Pigg, Marilyn Shorter, Norman Stinson, johnny Terhune. Row Seven: Margaret Ridge, Gene Woodward, Ruth Swan, Dean Pope, Phyllis Marshall, Charles Wall, Marilyn Goodman. 3 5 1- R lf. + 1 A' ' f avi. , , ra - t- il l , xx' , .fig A ' 1 3 M 9 2 2 ian? mv' 1 x Q ., Lf I i .af Q .. . ,. V J. Le. if X It la' l is Nl , -1., 1 ' 1-x , v ,4 - .. I N . tv lm. 1 4 Y i. V- . ' ,Jae-we A A - , . . -1' fi , .' ,eff 'Y' 5 if .w La - ,. , ILL :E E, P,

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