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

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5 F W, J V .... gat- ,,g::,, Q X . t 'fs PEA' I ., ,f . an - - - f Xxx .1 u K ' t'F '- I Life st Union in the 1952 leap year hed luoh of the usual routine of elees workg yet there were numeroue changes end ectivitiee to add color and thrill to eech deq's work. Besides those events which llb the head. lines. there were several other things that helped to shgpe end :old our eq of life. For exemple, en Agriculture oless for ex-G.I.'s was held Tuesday of every week. he ceieterie eenbers, llrs. Bartley, Irs. Delryeple, Irs. clerk. Irs. Spencer. Mrs. Iifer end Irs. Smith were elweys ready to serve ue. We mst not forget the sacrifice end work of members of the Bend Booster's Club to buy the four new bend suits needed to outfit the bend.. WW :L in

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Our elmo! Union, which ns dedicated ln l92l.has been the hid school hcl of lany boys and girls of Cass lbwnship. Since its beginning. approximately 1600 grsdutes have received dlplonas and have successful filled various professions and occu- pations L11 of these hold fond memories of their high school days. hring this thirty-one years many changes and improvements have been made. A new gmasiun nd shop was built, the annex was remodeled and is now used ss a cafeteria where students nsy buy a warn lunch on cold winter days. A few of the lstest llprovenents itch have been nada at the football field these arexa ligat- ing systen, bleachers, fence, and concession stand which nske the field lore col- plste. his is Union ltd: School-Our Llna later. Dear Union stands brave and true It 'holds may lenoriee for the old and for the new It has weathered the storms of the years gone by And it stands nobely against the sky. Dear Union stands for the good and for the free It has many opportunities for you and no le cone for education to help us when we are older le mah many friends and gradually grow bolder. The ties that bind us with our school Are bound together by the Golden Rule, 'Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Then your friendships will last longer than ever you do. -- Charles Rooksberry

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The mothers in this group worlned. very hard to meet this need. hen there were the nem- bers of P.'!.A. They met once a month and were always in the picture ready to help uhen needed. Some of the works which we will remember them for are the Halloween Carni- val, the immunisation of beginners for the coming year and. the recreational materials. Other organisations that contributed to school life were: Legion: the lomen's Study Club and L1on's Club in their annual awardsg the Psi Iota'e with tickets to music progamsg the B.P.l. of Greene County with special open houee to senior girls and. again the Study Club with the traditional Easter Breakfast. Yes, it has been a full year. xazrev' '