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

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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

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f5Xx,s.,- r E .A p J V I , -L, g Y N, , W, , -lr ,, , fM,.-. ,f . V -- ,,... , .' . . 4 ' 1- - . V SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The members of the 1943 graduatxng class of Union Hxgh School have chosen vanous careers Much credxt for thexr success goes to the mxtxatxve and orlgmalrty of the xndxvxdual student Of course they were xnspxred by the superb guxdance gxven by the faculty members of Umon Hrgh School As I was returmng from Mars I saw a very touching sxght Ftrst I w1ll explam what I was doing nn Mars Umon Township was sponsoring a trxp ln one of Amerzcas best Stratxsphexe Sh ps They needed some dope to fly the thmg so I was the gal Anyway I was on my way back . and I was flymg over apan I was surprised, to see that the war was ovcx wxth the Allxes as vxctors I dxscovered later that I had been on my trtp for ten years I flew a lrttle lower and who do you thunk I saw wlth lots of ' little Japanese chnldren around her It was Ruth Exleen Long She was domg the proud work of a mtsnonary to Japan and was domg a good V X job I,found a place to land and went over to talk to her She sand she was very happy with her tmssxonary husband Then I flew back to Umon Township and thought about all the Senxors that had graduated wzth Ruth and decxded to look them up After fmxshmg a short Agrxculrural course at Purdue Robert Km: patrxclc took his wxfe Wllda and opened a new fneld of Artxcholces ,, Robert is now one of the most successful farmers of Howard County I learned from Robert where Freda Ellzs s She 1s a secretary to Mr Brown and IS helpmg hum to run hrs hatchery Mr Brown s business has grown to be the largest xn the Umted States I learned from Freda where her old frxend Ocal Fellow rs She IS the wxfe of a college professor She rs a delrghtful hostess and ms stecl that I stay all night and meet her husband ln the evenmg She told me she just had a letter from her old flame Charles Ballman and he as an Electrxcal Engmeer for Montgomery Ward Company of Chxcago H makes frequent trxps to the Kokomo store and of course goes to Green town to see all his old girl frxends I went back to Greentown and while loafmg around town I saw a bright red Buxck converttble drrve up and parl: The car had every du dad on xt anyone could thmk of It was John Hobart and he xs runxung the Kroger store there He has a nxce lrne of canned goods and fresh frults and vegetables So 1f you ever want any food be sure and get xt at john Hobans store q .s be v r Q. Q9 . Q - 4 f is ab 1 C5 sl R Pg I .uy.. S , 4, X -ea, fs . , P . J A . 1 ' - L .Q X SGA a '. i J -. y W s ci I. p ., . . q W ' . . .U '. ' iw T , . 5 ' it . . , 1 1 f le . ' l ' N9 fe ' . Q ' ' f al al 5. , 7 Qa- a Q A If an of an fY'?1e.:: W twin- Y su 1 Jk'1.bY -4 Qly ,Q-V vl ni-1-as..a...........- ---