Union Township High School - Eagle Yearbook (Bellmore, IN)

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Carrie Louise Phipps Carrie Majors History Commerce Ambition Nurse Frederick Eugene Brattain 'Freddiew Baseball Basketball Majors English Commerce Ambition To be 1 service Edith Mae Martin 'Edie Basketball Majors English Commerce H me Economics Ambition Tb be an mglish teacher Georganna Branson 'Georg Majors English Commerce Home Economics Class Office President Tb be a good homemaker Margaret Martin 'Marg' Basketball Majors English C mmsrce Home Economics Ambition To be true rv' X . .4 All ian I N 2 an I Ambition O. n N

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emor Class Husfony Twelve years ago, inthe year of 1942, the Senior Class of 1954 started up the long path to graduation Here at Bellmore, under the grid ance of Mrs Ethel McClain, the original tlnee of ue, Edith Mae Martin, Jonna Mae Collings and Joyce Berry learned to munt, read and write Our other class mates were as follows Emily Cleveland, Johnny Joe Fulk, .Terry McMullen, Elise Marie Shafer, Floyd Elmo Shorter, and John Richard Smith We picked up and lost class mates through the years The first six years, we spent wondering what was above the first flight of stairs When we became seventh graders, we found out Then we considered ourselves somebody When we entered into high school, we were initiated as green freshmen Fresh men were Jonne Mae Collinge, Georganna Branson, Edith Mae Martin, Diane Percifield, Margaret Martin, Joyce Berry, .Terry McMullen, Gerald Gross and Freddy Brattain Diane Percifield left us the last part of the year and moved to Georgia Then, our sophomore year came around, ani it was our time to do the init ating Mae Lopshzlre came from Oklahoma and Betty Trump came here from Montezuma men We got to sell candy, pop, magazines for our trip to Florida, which started on December 27, 1952 and was concluded January 5, 1953 We also gave a class play, which was called Look Me In The Eye Carrie Phipps, Shirley Pruett and Carl Hubble entered from Jackson Township Betty Trump and Mae Lopshire left our school after Christmas At last we came to our senior year, which was our happiest year of all We had eleven members Georganna Branson, Joyce Berry, Freddy Brattain, Jonm Mae Collings, Gerald Gross, Carl Hubble, Edith Mae Martin, Margaret Martin, Carrie Phipps, Shirley Pruett, and Mae Lopshire Rowe, whom we were very glad to have back with us We planned our Commencement for April 29, 1954 There were three boys who received basketball sweaters They were Freddy Brattain, Gerald Gross ani Carl Hubble Four of the senior girls received sweaters for playing basket ball They were Jenna Mae Collinge, Joyce Berry, Edith Mae Martin and Mar garet llartin le worked hard to publish our annual of memories of our hi gh school days Q I 0 : Our junior year was a very exdting year. We were considered as 'upper class-