Union High School - Memories Yearbook (Modoc, IN)

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Opportunities Offered In Library Science High School students learn many practical applications in various choosen fields. They assist in the library by learning new book repair methods, cataloging procedures and audio-visual training. Mrs. Poffenbarger continues to select better materials for Union. ,, Left: Audio-visual workers assist in learning enrichment. Librarians: Renee Gregory, Terry Heltzel, Karen Oxley, Connie Bailey, Cathy Bivens, Mrs. Poffenbarger. Back row: Donna Powell, Kathy Wright, Toni Douglas, Barbara Urlage, Denise Lee, Diane Hall, Karen Brown, Barbara Spurlock, lanice Hernley, and Debbie Cox. 48

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GAA: Front Row: A. Felton, T. Heltzel, Miss Grubbs, D. Hale, C. Urlage. Second Row: M. Rader, K. Wright, P. Haney, C. Shrum, L. Bales, T. Williams. Third Row: P. lessee, P. johnson, R. Shirrell, G. Clouse, K. Hines, C. Shore, M. Price. Fourth Row: K. Brown, 1, Dorton, P. Grubbs, K. Worden, T. Anthony, B. Oakerson. Fifth Row: S. Arnold, D. Hall, D. Nunnley, L. Golliher, R. Ginter. Volleyball Team: Front row: P. lessee, C. Shrum, T. Heltzel, P. Haney, Miss Grubbs, Sponsor. Second row: K. Hines, P. johnson, L. Bales, C. Shore. Third row: A. Felton, M. Price, R. Shirrell, G. Clouse, D. Nunley. Fourth row: S. Arnold, P. Grubbs, C. Wordon, T. Anthony, D. Hall. New Sports Initiated, Sportsmanship Goal Of GAA Girl For the first time, Union's GAA was able to partic- ipate with other schools in several sports including volleyball, basketball and track. esp,-,t.firvff.' wwe:-,-3 mf: sg: 5wfrrwsifgfiiiafiggfeffs'225535i'H?f2ivrlf'i5?fs'f,1fi i t it- 'ri 'iii 1 it.ril,ffwQww.l.l.-.ww E24 sr? yn -r s -it'slii'fy1:ve- 'algal 5, + lg 5 Q, -.Wir My rw Q. . - T Q ... ffm? Y f ' ' ' V L' V if 'Y-X2 ga M.a'Q.e.JXS'-z Q wit' -is--'-1,.g3,.:q ',-Ifffg-.r5f51Z-Qgfgly b , . .. ' M- V .J ' A . A., f - Q . - 1 fl 'iiaifiliififiiiiilii 1 f , Vi ' 'Y 55525525 2 -2 , ' ffR?i'kfiJ6?lf'g ,Q -lil' ri, ai ' , 3 1' ' Qi L X 2 f . . Wissslifrff 'Rifle VM 91,5 K .aflll-l,sw,.' '9 1 . : f I , L I .... M1321 rf. .fwf , leaf .vm fx rf ff ii A Q lrzktgiiiirfiaif,ii 'lt... f ' - Z.'.w P 'Limp' , rg? ,fzlsgfph Smushemimsff .... Q' by ywgs, ,L Q. we ri Q rrrllzwrfla i m6i?s' W ir. Track Team: Miss Grubbs, Sponsor, S. Urlage, M. Rader, M. Price, K. Wright, C. Shrum, D. Sink, C. Goolsby, S. Arnold, P. Grubbs. 47

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Student Office Workers Pla Linking Role Students interested in public relations and busi- cations in school operations. Some of the important ness gain experience by working at the switchboard jobs are answering the phone, typing, and office and in the High School office. They learn the busy chores. routine and the importance of basic communi- Office Workers: Tom Harvey, William Smith, Sharon Rader, Priscilla johnson, judy Wilson, and Vicki Funk. Switchboard Operators: jenny McQueen, Cathy Bivens, Freda Bentz, Pat Hammett, Denise Hale and Brenda Cox. 49