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611155 History The above picture shows the Senior Class of 1962 during our first year of schnoL Only 11 of these first graders temained to complete their twelfth year at Union Mills. They are Sam Satkoski, Elliot Werner, Edgar Schoof, Bob Werner, BobJustice, Edward Sherwood, Betsy Escher, Sandra Melts, Helen Clingler, Karen Dowd, and Maxgaret Sensow. In 1958 we started high school. There were 18 of us then. In our freshman year we were initiated. Our class sponsor that year was Mr. Arlan Mangas. Mts. Virginia Snavley was our sponsor during our sophomore year. Our class had a skating party and two class patties. We looked eagerly toward our juniot year. Mr. Richard Coppens was the sponsor for out junior year. Our class increased by two. Nancy Hagenow and Shitlee Brooks. As money making projects we sponsored two dances and had a magazine selling campaign. Our class treasury was also boosted by the profit from the candy store and concessmns at all the home ball- gamesi We had a great deal of fun preparing for and participating in our prom along with the other Juniors and Seniors from Hanna and Clinton. Fotour final year our sponsor was Mrs. Helen Vetkler. In the fall we had our Senior Play Mumbo-Jumbo , a S-act comedy, which was a huge success. We sponsored two dances and sold Kathym Beich's candiest Our most important project for the year was planning and working on the ANNUAL. As this year comes quickly to a close and graduation approaches, we anticipate the future with cagetness.
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MARGARET SENSOW Union Mills-12 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club1.2, 3.4 Chorus 3. 4 Class Play 4 EDGAR SCHOOF Union Mills-12 Pep Club 1 FFA 1. 2. 3 Judging Team 2 Chorus 2. 3. 4 Class Play 4 Science Fait 1 IAYNE BROOKS Union Mills-2 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Class Play 4 SAM SATKOSKI Union Mills- 12 Baseball 1, 2 Basketball 1.2 Track 1, 2 Class Officer 2 FFA 1.2, 3. 4 . Judging Team 2. 3.44 Chorus 3, 4 ' Class Play 4 The rem. Bob Ma q l HELEN CLINGER Union Mills-12 Annual Sta ff 4 Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Chorus 2 Class Play 4
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gay Senior Personality floroscopc ARIES PERSONALITY Mar. 21-Apr. 2m Dave Sanderson Margaret Sensow TAURUS PERSONALITY rApr, 21-May 2m Karron Boyd GEMINI PERSONALITY Ovlay 21-June 2m Sandra Metts CANCER PERSONALITY Uune 21-July 22l Jayne Brooks Brenda Hopkins Bob Justice LEO PERSONALITY Only 23'Aug. 22l Robert Werner Helen Clingler SAGITTARIUS PERSONALITY lNov. 23-Dec. 21y Sam Satkoski AQUARIUS PERSONALITY Uan. 20-Feb. 18l Elliott Werner Ron Peterson PISCES PERSONALlTY lFeb. 19hMar. 20y Karen Dowd Betsy Escher Nancy Hagenow Edd Sherwood Edgar School ARIES is a happy person who takes joy in life and never re- mains depressed. Your birthstone is the Diamond; color is red; Tuesday your lucky day and 8 your lucky number. Your best fields will be in sales work, real-estate. or a professional mili- tary life. You are an ideal romantic companion but are inclined to be fickle. December is your best month. TAURUS believes that life is real and earnest. You will shirk duty and like to be on time. The Emerald is your birthstone; pink your color; 6 your lucky number. and Friday your best day. Research and teaching are your best fields; also sales work. Sep- tember is a bad month but November will be an extremely good month. GEMINI is a rather irresponsible person and may be forgetful and preoccupied. You get better results if you listen to those nearby and take advice. The aquamarine is your birthstone; blue your color; Wednesday your best day, and 5 your lucky number. Newspaper work and advertising provide a good career. May is a good month for employment. CANCERS are quiet and very easily distressedr You may har- bor deep wells of emotion, building up the slightest unhappiness into major proportions. The pearl is your birthstone; green your color; 2 your lucky number. and Monday your lucky day. Your best fields will be in the business world, sales, and merchandising. You will be happy and successful in your work. September is a good month. LEOS have a lofty personality with a disposition of royalty which may be unfavorable to you. You dislike monotonous work, lack of freedom and choice. The ruby is your birthstone; gold your color; 1 your lucky number and Sunday your lucky day. Your best fields are in journalism. teaching. or politics. October will be your best month. SAGITTARIUS are jovial people. You tend to want your own way. Your birthstone is turquoise; purple your color; 3 your lucky number and Thursday is your lucky day. Your best fields are going into business for yourself or teaching. You shun desk or routine jobsr October will bring romance. AQUARIUS have a bright personality. and are subject to change of plans. You change your personality quickly. and are very inde- pendent, You spoil the ones you love Your birthstone is the Ame- thyst; color aquamarine; '7 your lucky number and Wednesday your lucky day. Your best fields are in teaching, the ministry, law, medicine or science. Ocrober will be your best month, November your worst PISCES are so quiet that people are not aware of how much you know. Youltend to overwork yourselves and are very emotional. You have multiple talents and are dreamers. Your birthstone is jade; color pale blue; 9 your lucky number and Friday your lucky day. There is no limit to your success so you may choose any field. You will make a good marriage partner because you like to do things for the one you love. September will be a romantic month.
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