Union Township High School - Caravan Yearbook (Howard County, IN)

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7 f SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the year of 1931 five members of the 1943 'graduating class en- tered the first grade at Union. Little then was known about Freda Ellis, Eugene Kingery, Murlea Lee, Robert Kirkpatrick, and Geraldine McGraw. The five worked their way to the fifth grade and there they were joined by Ocal Fellow. Walter Wimmer started with us in the sixth year and Ruth Long in the Seventh. In our freshman year we met with two more new students. They were Floyd McKinney and Francis Carlile. john Hoban and Charles Ballrnan enrolled in our class during our last lap. In our junior year the class presented Aunt Letry's Nieceff During our Senior year wq presented Under Westem Skies. Both plays proved that the class had much dramatic talent. ? When juniors, the class gave the Seniors a reception at Marion. The Seniors won the class tourney in '43 from the Juniors. This was the first time our class had ever captured the championship. The Scrap Drive contest was also won by the Seniors of '43. The Student Council, a new organization in the school, was started by the Senior class. As we, the graduates of '43, look back over our school days, we realize that afteri all our hard work and sacrifices, we have gained a great and worth while victory. Ax , c cy S t e - - I

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A... .,,..,......... . yi' g I E .xq l.. f. i , V 5 V x 'f fi 4 Gi sl le s C5 il Q: aj v yv A SENIOR CLASS WILL , iv il A I, Geraldine McGraw, bequeath my part in the plays as a maid to , K7 Florence Parson. Don't fail to get it Florence. Eli- ,t I, Ocal Fellow, bequeath my ways of always hearing the latest gossip A K7 to Betty McCoy. 'Q L 6 is I, Mui-lea Lee, bequeath my happy days at good old Union High to ,Q , M Q Q Barbara Fowler. Q, I in I, Ruth Eileen Long, bequeath my quiet disposition to the whole Q. I , eighth grade. 7, LE I, Freda Ellis, bequeath my ability to get along with other girls to if Wanda Jean DeWitt. ' es I, Walter Wimmer, bequeath to Don Spencer my position as catcher Ia ' on the baseball team. I, Floyd McKinney, bequeath to anyone who can do a better job 4, of it, my position on the basketball team as bench warmer. V ef I, Eugene Kingery, bequeath my position on the basketball team to Farrell Heathcoate. See if you can't do a better job Farrell. I ge I, Robert Kirkpatrick, bequeath my basketball suit to Max Downing. 19 Make good use of it Max. ce I, Charles Ballman, bequeath my curly hair to Phillip Hall. I hope it lasts longer than those put up jobs you've been getting., , I, Francis Carlile, bequeath my ability to make at least a C or D average, so that you can show the boys how to play basketball next year. cl Come on Chuck we all know you can do it. ,g . tr 1 I, John T. Hoban, bequeath Joe Bryant my place as 'Lightingn in I Agriculture Class. 9, We, the Seniors, bequeath to all the members of the High School I Q: many happy years full of exciting experiences. Among the things we 4, retain are our memory of and our loyalty to old Union High School. X' 2, f Cv, -'91 Gr sh 5 A if Q, if aj ' - . -' e 1 f 1 e':f:Pg1f1'1:,t- ' i ..,,. -- 1 3 I i' .1 v A w- - v o an to ni , . f M vet -.f., A ' z