Union High School - Memories Yearbook (Modoc, IN)

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Understanding Latin Broadens The Vocabular ,V-'Z' . ',. ' N' '.'a.,..,. 5.1. 1. wh - IQ.. 0.14 , 4- ,v L .I-, 'E all Sf? 'gf'itw'f'2g.':1f.:--.S. '- iz infra'-',v .,. S' ,...,l.l'1 ' . x . 4q.q,.N' .- ', ' Dx 4 X ' I '-'1S'.f-'wifi , - 1' , I v ' J . I C 4' A .fl-J' i Nta..f..Ef Trying to hide her top secret papers, Mrs. Teal is caught off guard by the photographer. Latin is a helpful language in any scientific field. With a little hard work and understanding, Latin can be an asset to your future studies. Along with the educational benefits, the course covers the stories be- hind the Roman gods and goddesses. The older mem- bers encourage the new students to join Latin Club. The club meets once a month at Mrs. Elizabeth Tealls house. The members attended a party with the Latin Club from Hagerstown in December to exchange gifts. 5-2 ll 55 -3 hxXllv 2-ll XX l X xi, x x Using time wisely, Ernie Lumpkin studies his Latin. LATIN CLUB. Sit ting: C. Geis fsecre taryj, D. Hale fvice lage fpresidentl 3 comb, L. Freer, I Walker, A. Wallen R. Ginter freporterj Mrs. Teal fsponsorj , E.. Lumpkin. Academics-61 presidentl, S. Ur- Standing: I. Hol-

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Spanish Club's Determination Never Ceases The third year Spanish Class enjoys performing a skit for the eighth grade. Kathy Coats, the bus driver, tries to calm the hysterical old lady, Diane Rawlings. Score keeper, Rick Carey, expresses his opinion of the game. SPANISH CLUB. Front Row: M. Price ItreasurerI, T. Smith tsecretaryl, Mrs. Oliver Isponsorj, D. Engle Ivice-presi- dentj, A. Felton tpresidentj. Second Row: P. Brumley, I. Worden, S. Colli- her, K. Coats, D. Rawlings, M. Martin, K. Bowling. R. Halstead. Third Row: I. I Conner, B. Swafford, B. Powell, K. Cheesman, A. Ginter, B. Farmer, D. Hale, D. Ulrich. Fourth Row: B. Allen, D. Nash, S. Seffrin, M. Miller, D. Lan- tern, I. Torres, R. Carey, I. Sitzler, M. Cross, I. Lee. Fifth Row: K. Clements, E. Burton, D. Freer, M. Houser, T. Coats, D. Funk, T. Meese, T. Beaty, D. Houser. Sixth Row: T. Perkins, I. Warner, D. Dill, M. Remmler, I. , Holcomb. 60-Academics Spanish Club members worked steadily over the summer toward their trip to Mexico. They have tried unsuccessfully to reach their goal, but lack of money has not dampened their enthusiasm. They are dete- mined to go to Mexico and are doing whatever is nec- essary to achieve that goal, such as serving dinner be- fore every home varsity basketball game. All work and no play would make Spanish Club a dull organi- zation so they had their annual initiation in October at a combined hayride and wiener roast. The Spanish classes enjoy writing skits and per- forming for the other classes. They are increasing comprehension and speaking through use of the lan- guage lab. v , A Spanish problems are easily overcome with Mrs. Oliver's help.

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Business Prepares Students For Future The Business Department is developed through the efforts of three teachers. These teachers strive to demonstrate to their students the atmosphere of the business world. Mrs. Frankling teaches Bookkeeping I and Business Law. In Business Law class, the students took a field trip to the courthouse in Winchester. Mr. Whitmore is handling General Business and Salesmanship. The Salesmanship students set up their own company, and produced spirit platters. Mrs. Teal is instructing students in Bookkeeping II, Shorthand I and II, Typing I and II. Mrs. Franklin's smile reflects the memories she holds following a busy day at U.H.S. 62-Academics F we Above: Mr. Whitmore appears to be at a loss, thanks to his General Business class. Below: When it comes to bookkeeping, Rodney is thankful for the adding machine.