Union High School - Memories Yearbook (Modoc, IN)

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Union students probe mystery of the mind When Thales was asked what was most difficult to man 7 Carol Lewis-Sociol- ogy and Psychology he answered, To know one 'S selff' Through the relatively new Sociology and Psychology course, Union students are given the opportunity to get inside themselves, as well as others. This proves to be one of the most interesting and exciting classes at Union, as various experiments are ex- ecuted and studied regularly. Students are introduced to the jig-saw of behavior. They begin to realize that compre- hending what is unknown is as important as understanding what is known. Hopefully, after completing the course in Sociology and Psychology, participating students will be- come better, more understanding citizens of the world. jf Ron explains that, UI can always get a job at the dumps, Jim diverts his attention from the subject matter. Paul must be checking up on his vast money supply. 25 ',,,. M

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Union judging teams win state honors Paul Hohson-Ag- riculture, Power and Transportation, Small Motors Sophomores listen attentively to Mr. Hobsonis discussion. Sid will attempt to start this motor single-handedly. 24 ,.1,,,i,, ,, : P: omg' ' tgeug -1 Allen prepares to pile inside in order to get an A-1 close-up of the situation. Agriculture is rapidly becoming one of the most varied and complicated courses offered at Union. With the almost inexorable development and expansion in technology, agriculture has become more than just the study of simple farming. lt is, instead, the study of scientific and practical techniques used in the business of agriculture. An integral step in the course is the teaching of farm machinery, its uses, upkeep, and repairs. This varied background is es- sential for the successful farmer of the future, who will have to be a repairman, scientist, judge, business manager, and hard worker. Randy strives for accuracy inthe soil judging contests. it W r

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P. E. builds strong bodies xg : I ssss s i Larry Conklin 9th and 10th physical education .lean Konwerski 9th and 10th physical education The mind and body are one. The mind cannot func- tion at full capacity unless the shell that houses it is in keen condition. The Union Physical Education depart- ment aspires to this goal of teaching every student the importance of physical fitness. It is a requirement of ' every Union graduate that he has attained two credits in high school P. E. Upon acquiring these credits P. E. no longer becomes mandantory, but students intent upon increasing their physical development may en1'oll in advanced P. E. courses. Here the trampoline, balancing beam, sidehorse, and parallel bars are used to build strong bodies 12 different ways. These girls are experimenting with new hairdos during P. E. Randy always did have 3 Peculiar 0'-1fl00k On things- For an encore Lora, Susie, and Jacky can tie their legs into a how. 26