Union Hill High School - Orange and Blue Yearbook (Union City, NJ)

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5 Qs .X DEDICATION T0 MR. A. PARDEE To Albert F. Pardee, we, the Class of June '40, with full heart and et'erlasting gratitude do dedicate this, ami Year Book Mr. Pardee, making his initial appearance as a faeulty adviser, took under his wing a group of untried but eager Juniors, with but one thing in eonnnon-the will to do. lliith a host of ideas, presented to him by the elass mem- bers, he undertooli tl1e tedious task of narrowing them down to those few that have made the Class of June '40 one of the most progressive in the History of Union Hill. lllr. Pardee has sueeeeded in every task put before him by us. He has set up ideals whieh na elass nzeznber eau ignore, and as we rapidly approaeh the day when we shall have to leave Union Hill. we pause in our hurried flight and say to hint, Thani-Vs again . Thanks in blaele and 'IUiIIii4' may seen: a small and insignifirant trihute to pay, but we, the elass, know that our faeulty adviser, Mr. Pardee will appreeiate the efort put forth on this page. Four

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I. VV. tlowen. a graduate of the Class of 'EIT' estahlished a scholarship to Rutgers, which helped many a worthy student through college. Mr. Schaediger received the first scholarship. Mr. Faltings. the third, and Mr. Eveland, the fifth. The first graduates of the Commercial Department received their diplomas in 1915. Since 1917, two classes have heen graduated eaeh year, in .lanu- ary and June, each one having a commercial and an academic division. During the VVar many Union Ilill lligh School graduates and students served in every department of our forces. and many even sacrificed their lives for this country. - In recent years, l'nion Hill has heen among the highest. hoth in scholastic standing and in athletics. lsler students hold all kinds of responsihle posi- tions: many are prominent in this community, and many in other places. l'nion Hill is proud of her graduates. and in turn, they are proud of her. They are always loyal to her and al'e pleased to have the privilege of say- ing, Union Ilill is my Alma Mailer . Tl11'c'c' F 1- 'E t I t t

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