Unionville Community School - Eagle Memories Yearbook (Unionville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1952 volume:

'fffi d 7K lryy 'p '-nrufK rvrr ■S-rjnrp r r -UJr ' U rrrw U 7? T jWag r'o of1 ‘T f ''hrfzrp 'rnn 'TJ EAGLE MEMORIES UNIONVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL Unionville, Michigan 1952 TOP ROW: Miss Ethel Scheurer. K. Rieck, L. Houthoofd, G. Stevens. A. Arias, E. Scharich, C. Carmody, L. Hutchinson, B. York. BOTTOM ROW: W. Socier. S. Winarski, E. Schuck, C. Zimmer. B. Niedrich, M. Carmody. C. Winarski, J. Singer. L. Haggitt, B. Jacoby, C. Crawford. Eagle Memories Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Michaela Carmody ADVISOR Miss Ethel Scheurer ASSISTANT EDITOR Lynn Houthoofd BUSINESS MANAGER Betty Niedrich ADVERTISING MANAGER Carol Zimmer ADVERTISING SALESMEN Elmer Scharich Albert Arias Shirley Winarski Kenneth Rieck DEPARTMENT WORKERS SPONSORS Mr. D.A. Crawford Mr. R. M. Cartwright SALES MANAGER Gerald Stevens BOOK SALESMEN Linda Haggitt Wave Socier Leonard Hutchinson Buddy York TYPISTS Bonnie Jacoby Christine Crawford Edith Schuck Charles Carmody Peter Begle Joanne Singer Carolyn Winarski MR. D. A. CRAWFORD Superintendent MR. R. M. CARTWRIGHT Principal. Social Studies Coaching MISS ETHEL FAWN English MR. EDWARD JACKSON Shop MR. DONALD McCLOY Science. Mathematics MR. ELWOOD MELLINGER Agriculture MR. DARRELL NORDBERG Science. Social Studies MISS RUTH PAINE Home Economics MISS ETHEL SCHEURER Commercial MR. HARRY SCHUBEL English, History Coaching MR. ROY THOMPSON Science. Mathematics Board of Education Trustee, Milton Bedore; Secretary, Milton Baur; President, Lawrence Hofmeister; Trustee, Leon VanSteenhouse; Treasurer, Milan Bush. Bus Drivers STANDING: Harry Schubel, George Sharp, Walter Stricter, Ray Collier. George Spero, Harold Phillips, Richard Stricter. KNEELING: Roy Thompson. Albert Keel. 4 j sninve- 1Q52 NORLEEN ACKERMAN Chorus 3; F.H. A. 1.2, 3.4; His- torian. Scoop Staff 3; Poetry Awards 3; Forensics I; Softball 1,3. RAYMOND BAUR Class offices, l Treas.. 2 Pres.. 3 Pres., 4 Pres.; Plays 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,41 Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Track 4; F.F.A. 1.2 Treas.. 3 Sec.; Athletic Association Officer 4 Pres. ROBERT AUSTIN Plays 3,4; Chorus I; Band 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball I; Track 2,3; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. Class Motto LAURENCE BEATENHEAD Chorus I; Band 2; Basketball I; F.F.A. 2.3.4; Baseball I,e.3.4; Track 3; F.F.A. 1,2.3, Treas. 4; Forensics 3. MARGARET BALAZS Chorus 3; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1.2. RITA BEDORE Chorus 1.2,3; Band 1,2.3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4 Treas. Scoop Staff 3 Ass’n Editor, 4 Editor; Forensics I. 6 JANET BOSLEY Class Office y, Plays 3,4; Chorus 1.2,3; Band 1.2.3; Basketball 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1.2.3; Historian, 4 Sec.; Athletic Association Office 4 Sec.; Scoop Staff 3,4; Forensics 1,2,3; Softball 1.2,3; Cheerleader 4. CAROL BUTTERFIELD Chorus 1,2, 3; F. H. A. I, 2. 3.4; Softball I.2.3. MICHAELA CARMODY Plays 3.4; Chorus 2.3; Annual Staff 4 Editor; Scoop Staff 3; Forensics 1,3. Launched But Not Anchored CHRISTINE CRAWFORD Class Office 2 Sec.; Plays 3; Chorus JO FISCHER 1,2,3; Band .2.3; Basketball 1.2,3; Class Offices l Pres.; 4 Vice Pres.; Softball 1.2; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Scoop Plays 4; Chorus 3; Band 3; Basketball Staff 3,4; Forensics 1,2,3; Poetry JAMES DANIELS 1,2.3; forensics 2,3; Poetry Awards Awards 2; Cheerleader 1,2, 3. Band 1.2,3. 3; Softball 1.2.3. 7 VERMELDA GAINFORTH Chorus 1,2; Basketball I; F.H.A. 1,2. CAROL GOTHAM Plays 3; Chorus I, 2. 3; F. H. A. 1.2. 3, 4; Softball 1,2,3. DUANE GUENTHER Class Officer I Vice Pres.; Plays 3; Band 1.2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Captain; Baseball 1,3.4; Track 1,3.4; Scoop Staff 3; Forensics 3. Class Colors LOIS GUERRERO Class Officer 4 Sec.; Scoop Staff 3; Forensics 1.2, 3. NANCY HAGGITT Plays 4; Chorus 3; Scoop Staff 3,4; Forensics I; Softball 1,2,3. JACK HOFMEISTER Class Officer 2 Treas. 3 Treas, 4 Treas.; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3.4; Track 1,2. 8 I f VIDA HOLZWART Chorus 1,2,3; Forensics 1,2. BONNIE JACOBY Chorus 3; Basketball 1,3; Softball 1,2.3; F.H. A. 1.2, 3.4; Athletic Association Treas. 4; Scoop Staff 3,4; Forensics 1; Cheerleading I. DONALD JAHR Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Vice President 2; Forensics I. Kelly Green And Silver MARY ANN KAATZ Chorus 2, 3; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4. MARVIN KRAMER Plays 3; Basketball 1.2,3; Baseball 1.3; F.F. A. 1,2.4. KEITH KUHNE F.F.A. Basketball I,2,3,4; F.F.A. I, 2, 3; Sentinel 4. 9 JAMES LAURSEN Plays 4; Band 1,2,3; Basketball Manager I. CYNTHIA LORD Plays 4; Chorus I; Scoop Staff 3; Operetta I; Latin Club 2. JAMES MENZEL F.F.A. Basketball 3,4; F.F. A. 1,2,3. Secretary 4; Class Flower MARY LOU MERRILL Chorus 2.3; Forensics I; F.H.A. 1.2. BETTY L. N1EDRICH Secretary 3; Plays 3; Chorus 3; F.H.A. I, Treas. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Annual Business Manager 4; Forensics I. MARY PARSELL Plays 3,4; Band 1,2; Basketball I, 2,3; Forensics 1,2,3; Softball I, 2.3. 10 KENNETH RIECK Plays 3; Track 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3, v- Pres. 4; Annual Advertising Mgr. 4. Red Rose DONNA WAGNER Chorus 1,2, 3; F.H. A. 1,2, 3,4; Scoop Staff 3; Forensics I; Softball I. MURIEL REDMANN Chorus 2, 3; Scoop Staff 3; F.H. A, 2.3.4- NELSON UHL Plays 4; Track 3; F.F.A. 1.2. 3.4. GERALDINE SINGER Plays 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; F.H. A. .2.3.4; Scoop Staff 4, Business Manager 3; Forensics I; Softball 1,2,3; Cheerleader 3; Prom Co-Chairman 3. CAROLYN WINARSKI Plays 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Basketball 3; F.H. A. 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Scoop Staff 3; Softball 1.2,3. 11 GLORIA WISNESKI Chorus 1,2,3; F.H. A. 1.2,3,4; Scoop Staff 3; Forensics I; Soft- ball 1. JOYCE WOOD Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; F.F, A. 3,4. Senior History On September 7, 1948, forty-three Freshmen assembled in the Study Hall of Unionville High School to continue up the ladder of education. A class meeting was held with the aid of our class advisor, Mr. Crawford. Elected as our first officers were: Larry Germain, President; Duane Guenther, Vice-President; Nancy Spannagel, Secretary; Raymond Baur, Treasurer. When we returned as Sophomore, our class had decreased to forty-two. Somehow the top seemed closer. We elected the following officers: Raymond Baur, President; Donald Jahr, Vice-president; Christine Crawford, Secretary; Jack Hofmeister, Treasurer. Miss Fawn was our class advisor. Forty-two Juniors returned the following year. Now we just needed a few more guided steps to reach the top of that ladder. With Mr. Laundra as our class advisor, we elected as our officers: Raymond Baur, President; Janet Bosley, Vice-president; Betty Niedrich, Secretary; Jack Hofmeister, Treasurer. On April 6, 1951, we presented a three act comedy entitled, Birds of a Feather. Not only was our play a success, but an experience for our aspiring actors and actresses. On May 25, 1951, we held a Junior-Senior Prom, the first at Unionville for some time. Both classes enthusiastically participated to make it one of the standout events of the year. Now, at last, the top was very close. We were grateful to our teachers for their aid in helping us to achieve so much in our last three years. The following class officers, with the help of Mr. Cartwright, led our class of forty Seniors through our last year here: Raymond Baur, President; Jo Ann Fischer, Vice President; Lois Guerrero, Secretary; Jack Hofmeister, Treasurer. To raise money for our Senior trip to Washington, D.C., which took place in May, we produced our Senior play, a three-act comedy entitled, No Bride for the Groom. We also sold Christmas and all occasion cards, gave bake sales, and sold refreshments at the annual F.F. A. and F.H. A. Fair and at the ball games. We looked forward to working with the Juniors on the Junior-Senior Prom in the late spring. And now we have reached the top rung of our first ladder of education. There will be others to climb and we will do our best to reach the top. Again, we are thankful to all our teachers who with their guidance, made our graduation possible. Good luck to the Seniors of next year, and may they have as much fun as we have had in our last year at U.H.S. We will surely miss it. 12 Juniors BACK ROW: Harvey Lick, Jack Beatenhead, Gerald Stevens, Leroy Lehner, Alvin Lapak, Jerald Fader, Dale McShane, Elmer Scharich, Kenneth Irion, James Wing, Ted Christian, Charles Black. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Sahaydak, Melvin Ackerman, Robert Guerrero, Marlene Weisenberg, Norma Pobanz, Esther Balzer, Alice Hoesmln, Catherine Gangler, Carol Zimmer, Clifford Adlam, Roland Luther, Franklin Hahn. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Schubel, Sponsor, Margaret Katzlnger, Dorothy Pobanz, Loretta Lapak, Arlene Schnell, Betty Herman, Mary Molnar, Rose Marker, Jeannlne Metiva, Velma Gage, Charlene Gotham, Marjorie Ball, Edith Schuch, Marjorie Luther. Sophomores BACK ROW: Peter Gokey, James Bohn, Robert Gangler, Alfred Collier, Roland Houthoofd, James Ewald, Edmund Vargo, Frank Salgat, Ward Glas ser, DeanParsell, Charles Carmody, Albert Arias. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Thompson, sponsor, Jack Poppy, Robert VanBevern, Ted Wisneski, Donald Htnman, Ruth Baur, Noreen Kramer, Fern Marker, Glen McCollum, Melvin Bruneel, Donald Gangler, Elson Baur. BOTTOM ROW: Marlene Goer- litz, Evelyn Oseguera, Ethelyn Miller, Darlene Wing, Linda Haggitt, Barbara Hahn, Sue Jo Bosley, Joanne Singer, Wave Socier, Elaine Herman, Virginia Gokey. BACK ROW: James Fader, Dale Nixon, Leonard Hutchinson. Ronald Southgate, Larry Vandemark, Richard Lewis. Gary Vandemark. Donald Currey, Larry McKay, Myron Gainforth, James Prokopenko, Ernest Fischer, Gale Prime. THIRD ROW: Joe Gludovatz, Janet Black, Janice Fischer, George Schnell, Lyle Houthoofd, Jerome Bechtel, Arthur Kindler, Junior Zimmer. Eugene Morgan. Kenneth Gainforth, Dale Ewald, James Miller, Robert Katzinger, Charles Gotham. SECOND ROW: Jerry Singer. Jeannine Gainforth, Marcia Abke, Betty Molnar. Sandra Miller. Betty Gage, Marianne Goslin, Geraldine Myers, Donna Kemp, Barbara Buchtenkirch, Rita Liberacki, Rochelle Buchtenkirch, Buddy York, Mr. Jackson, sponsor. BOTTOM ROW: Yvonne Bedore, “Julie Blehm, Joan Derwinski. Trina Guerrero, Marlene Hool, Joan Balazs, Beverly Rieck, Dolores Davenport. Sally lgler, Marilyn Bedore, Donna Beitz, Constance Goslin, Shirley Winarski. Eighth Grade TOP ROW; Kenneth Gainforth, Darlene Duryee, Edward Dippel, Berniece DUler, Agatha Linzner, William Hartman, John Gludovatz, Theresa Gjarmati, June Gangler, Elaine Gangler, Richard Dehmel, Sharlene Cenzer, Arlene Baur, DeWayne Austin, Donald Carmody. THIRD ROW; Mr. Donald McCloy, Donna Markle, Marie Delmitz, Darwin Kuhl, Thomas Kramer, Helen Koepf, Bernice Keyser, Betty Kaatz, John Jubar, Illa Jubar, Mary Ann Herman, James Matousek, Ronald Hahn, Norbert Ackerman. FIRST ROW: John Wisneski, Delorise Winarski, Henry Wiergowski, Ronald Weisenberg, Richard Sulki, Betty Socier, Laura Sellers, Ronald Sella, Clara Schuch, Victor Prokopenko, Douglas Nexon, Joe Herman, Douglas Henschel, Keith Markle, Joan Ball. Ted Austin. BACK ROW: Beverly Matousek, Duane Zimmer, Rosealla Keyser, Lucille Hahn, Rosita Arias, Raymond DeMartin, Sheryl Othersen, Rita Rheinhardt. Joyce Van- Steenhouse, AlanSulki, Barbara Black, Marilyn Cenzer, MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Ethel Stricter, Chloris Pomeroy, David Binder, Joe Sakon, Dickie Philips, Sharon Weisenberg, Lorraine LeValley, Caroline Luther, Eddy Vandemark, Barbara Bosley, Joan Herman. John Kemp. BOTTOM ROW; Hilda Lincoln, Billy Kindler, James Austin, John Furst, Patricia Winters, Richard Binder, James Goeke, Eldon Herzberg, Nicholas Eckel, Philip Southgate. Andy Liberacki, Elizabeth Delmetz. Sixth Grade Seventh Grade BACK ROW: Neal Black, Dean Bush, John Gangler, James Guerrero. Manuel Arias, Alice Collier, Marilyn Dennis. Vernita Gibbs. Walter Lehner, Ronald Gangler, Larry Lindenberg, Norma Eckfeld, Betsy Hile, Sylvia Esterhai, Arthur Farver, Eli Herzberg, Ernest Kata. MIDDLE ROW; Mr. Darrel Nordberg, Ann Roller. Stephen Begle, Carol Schuch, Jeanette Sharp. Judy Socier. Carol Southgate. Christine Sulki, Patricia Sullivan, William Zimmer, Ronald Wagner. Mary Jane Vandemark, Beverly Zimmer. Daniel Butterfield. William Laundra, Sandra Burages, BOTTOM ROW: Gerald Kaatz, Marjorie Christian. Geraldine Luther, Darlene Metiva. Dolores Miller, Doris Miller. Judy Miller. Ellalea Nixon. Ralph Oseguera, Ronald Prokopenko. Billy Nichols, Billy Prime, Douglas Rieck, Timothy Roche. Loreen Kramer. Doreen Kramer. BACK ROW: Mrs. Alice Laursen, Judy Androl, Ruthella Lincoln. Billy Bohn, Richard Black. Bonnie Kaatz. Mary Oseguera, Karl DeSimpelare, Dennis Nixon. Dolores DeSimpelare, Sherrill Myers. MIDDLE ROW; Arloia Nixon, Gary Socier, Dean Sella. Pearl Sherman, Clara Allegrio, Irene Winters, Tommy Zimmer. Patty LeValley, Lee Bush, Karen Strieter, Roger Gangler. Abie Lincoln. BOTTOM ROW: Karen Krause, Donald Lindenberg, Phyllis Gage. Glenda Miller, Carl Sellers. James Roche, Sueanne Phillips. Duane Ackerman, Sandra Igler, Lynn Morgan. Fourth ) : Grade BACK ROW: Aria Vandemark, Jerry Southgate. Larry VanSteenhouse, John Linzner, Wallie Ball. Anna Dilmitz, Billy Holzwart, Elven Herzberg, Judy Eurich. Gary Krause. Douglas Keyser, Kenneth Gangler. Carol Katzinger. Joseph Kata. MIDDLE ROW: Geraldine Sakon, Robert Marker, Nancy Louis. Roger Kuhl. Marion Fischer. Joan Gilmore. Anne Dehmel, Dick Prime. Carole Pomeroy. Terry Ball. Arleta Henschel, Sharon Belmont. Miss Isabelle Fournier. BOTTOM ROW: Stuart Roller. Carol Wark, Leon Stecker, Wayne McKay. Rosemary Bruneel, Steve Wiergowski . Diane Bosley. Joe Furst, Maryann Bruzewski, Nancy Hile, Joyce Gibbs. Eugene Kramer. BACK ROW: Margaret Hartman, Sharon Bedore, Joan Kuhne, Michael Krisanovic. Raymond Reich. Gerald Niedrich, Carol Roemer. MIDDLE ROW; Mrs. Ina Hool, Peggy Bedore. Michele Sullivan. James Bedore, Barbara Gangler. Daisy Hartman. Janet Roemer, Sandra Bedore. llene Hutchinson. BOTTOM ROW: Dennis Irion. Boyd Poppy, Rose Springsteen. Daniel Hartman, Geraldine Hutchinson, Karen Bedore, Jeannine Rieck, Roger Rieck, Roy Hartman. Third Grade BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Clara Korte, Judy Southgate, Sherry Nichols, Janet Binder, Ruth Ann Blakely, Jimmy Stricter, Mike Guenther, Donald Kindler, Jimmie Dennis. SECOND ROW: JoAnn Sakon. Eileen Gangler, Joseph Schuch, Jay Liberacki, Roger Reinhardt, Peggy Hare, Adeline Osegera, Diane Reithel. Gale Butterfield. FRONT ROW: Barry Stricter, Sandra Vandemark. Billy Gibbs, Bobby Wark, Ronald Duford, Frank Molnar, Mary Ann Pelczar. Leo Palmer, Bruce Liberacki. ABSENT: Jimmie Jackson. Marlene Daniels. BACK ROW: Jimmy Jacoby, Hazel Sherman, Ronnie Linzner, Donna Derwinski, Audrey Gotham, Mary Ellen Gokey. Billy Socier, Katherine Lincoln. SECOND ROW: Teacher, Carrie Russell, Judy Joles, Kenneth Jubar, Frank Alegrio, Bruce Crow, Bonnie York, Lynn Abke. Larry Brinkman, Ronnie Prime. FRONT ROW: Harold Ackerman, Larry Abke, Rose Kemp, Edward Kata, Jerry Joles, Larry Cartwright, Alan Brady, Roger Roller. BACK ROW: Thelma Bogart, teacher; Frances Derwinski, Phyllis Joles, Janet Bolzman, David Holzwarth. Thomas Eurich, Anne Roche, Patty Lance. SECOND ROW: Ronald Griesmayer, Larry Phillips, James Schnell, Frank Schuch. Emily Guizdala, Sharron Miller, Sue Jo Sellers, Allen Duford, Ronald Herzberg. FRONT ROW: James Maciag, Jerry Blehm, Freddie Blakely, John Kata. Ernest Sherman. Dennis Wark, Sharon Hartner, Judy Linzner, Ilene Bush, and Darlene Zimmer. BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Roller. Terry McKay, Judy Sharp. Diane Gotham. Wayne Othersen. Wallie Suieter. Jimmy Joles, Alice Gangler, Michael Spaulding. MIDDLE ROW: Ruth Molnar. Robert Palmer. Kathleen Markle. Camilla Guerrero, Manila Ainsworth, Katharma Gjarmate, Jake Linzner, Donald Koepf, John Sakon. FRONT ROW: Dale Roller, LeRoy Schember, Gary Wark, Bruce Vandemark, Barbara Kata, Connie Garcia. Sheryl Singer, Bobby Hare, Laurel McCollum, Constance Gilmore. MORNING GROUP. BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Stader, Jean Houthoofd. Gerald Prime, Dale Lincoln, Kirk Louis, Mabel Collier, Stanley Bruzeuski, Kathy Marker, Gerald DeSimpleaere. MIDDLE ROW: Bonnie Kata, Billy Hartner, Jerry Austin, Darryl Heckroth, Larry Vanhoost, Judy VanBevern, Michael Eurich, Joey Meyers. FRONT ROW: Jane Roche, Lauralee Kemp, Phyllis Prime. Hermane Garcia, Blanca Alegrio, Marilyn Southgate, Philip Hageman, Helen Lincoln, Russell Herzberg. Kindergarten AFTERNOON GROUP, BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Stader. Ruthie Nichols. Judy Vandemark. Norman Zimmer, Janet Buchtenkirk, Donna Seibel, Janice Derwinski, Billy Koepf. MIDDLE ROW: Dennis Kramer. Susan McDonald, Karen Hoppe, Roberta Kuhl. Connie Stricter, Barry Sting, Ronald Binder, Paul Baur. FRONT ROW; Ronny Bedore, Donna Witek, Donna Marie Bush. Gail Ewald, Kathy Cartwright. Michael Bedore, Jimmy Pelczar. Dennis Rieck. Jerold Fader, Dale Nixon, Kenneth Rieck, Laurence Beatenhead, James Ewald, Lynn Houthoofd, Keith Kuhne, James Menzel, Nelson Uhl, Robert Austin, George Schnell, Myron Gainforth, Leonard Hutchinson. Gale Prime, LeRoy Metiva, Jack Beatenhead, Alfred Collier, Roland Luther, Dale McShane, Melvin Ackerman, Marvin Kramer, Donald Jahr, Joyce Wood, Robert Guerrero, Paul Sahaydak, Eugene Morgan. Mr. Mellinger, Elson Baur, Melvin Bruneel, Jack Poppy, Donald Hinman, Glen McCollum, Edmund Vargo, Ward Glasser, Charles Carmody, Bob VanBevern, Richard Parse 11, Thaddeus Wisneski, Peter Gokey, Gary Vandemark. Charles Gotham. Franklin Hahn, James Fader, Larry VanJemark, James Pro- kopenko, James Miller, Dale Ewald, Frederick Gainforth, Buddy York, Ernest Fischer, Joe Gludovatz, Ronald Southgate, Robert Katzinger, Jerry Singer, Larry McKay, Richard Louis. The F.F.A., under the leadership of Mr. Elwood Mellinger, is made up of fifty-six members. The F.F.A. and F.H.A. Fair was held on October 18-19, in the high school audi- torium. (This proved to be a worthwhile project). The Green-Hand Initiation was held at Cass City on Nov. 12 in a joint meeting. Twenty-six members were initiated. The first annual Parent-Son Banquet was held in the Unionville High School auditorium on December 17. The guest speaker of the evening was Robert Nemick of Elsie, president of the Michigan Future Farmers of America. Six boys, Laurence Beatenhead, Keith Kuhne, Joyce Wood, Edmund Vargo, Donald Hinman, and Jerry Singer, discussed the success of the Parent-Son Banquet on WBCM on February 23, 1952. The F.F.A. Basketball Team was un- defeated this season. The record stands at 7 wins and 0 losses. 22 The F.H.A., sponsored by Miss Ruth Paine, and our Chapter mothers, Mrs. Ealy Ackerman, and Mrs. Glen Haggitt, has a total membership of sixty-seven. Our emblem, which is red and white in color, symbolizes better homemakers for the homes of to- morrow. One of the opening events of the year was the Regional Convention held at Saginaw Arthur Hill on October 6. On October 13, members of the F. H. A. and the F. F. A. went to East Lansing to a football game. At one of our night meetings we had a scavenger hunt with prizes awarded to the winners. We also sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance in F ebruary. TOP ROW: Sally Igler, Yvonne Bedore, Marlene Hool, Janet Black. Donna Beitz, Marilyn Bedore, Julie Blehm, Janice Fischer, Joan Balazs, Betty Molnar, Sandra Miller, Barbara Buchtenkirch. FOURTH ROW: Rochelle Buchtenkirch, Mar- cia Abke, Delores Davenport, Constance Goslin, Rita Liberacki, Shirley Winarski. Betty Gage, Jeannine Gainforth, Geraldine Myers, Marianne Goslin, Beverly Rieck, Joan Derwinski, Donna Kemp, Dorothy Pobanz. THIRD ROW: Loretta Lapak, Marlene Wisenberg, Norma Pobanz, Esther Balzer, Alice Hoesman, Carol Zimmer. Catherine Gangler, Charlene Gotham, Margaret Katzinger, Marjorie Ball, Maryann Kaatz, Donna Wagner, Betty Niedrich, Rita Bedore, Christine Crawford. SECOND ROW: Ruth Baur, Virginia Gokey, Elaine Herman, Marlene Goerlitz, Ethelyn Miller, Fern Marker, Noreen Kramer, Norleen Ackerman, Gloria Wisneski, Mary Merrill, Muriel Redmann, Carol Butterfield, Carolyn Winar- ski, Janet Bosley. FIRST ROW: Edith Schuch, Arlene Schnell, Betty Herman, Mary Molnar, Marjorie Luther. Darlene Wing, Sue Jo Bosley, Barbara Hahn, Linda Haggitt, Joan Singer, Wave Socier, Nancy Haggitt, Bonnie Jacoby, Geraldine Singer, Miss Paine. Little 7 Champions BACK ROW: Harvey Lich, Gerald Stevens, James Ewald, Mr. Cartwright, Captain Duane Guenther, James Bohn, Donald Currey. FRONT ROW: Leroy Lehner, Clifford Adlam, Raymond Baur, James Wing, Lynn Houthoofd. VARSITY RECORD UHS UHS 27 Sebewaing 31 48 Pigeon 61 52 F airgrove 32 47 F airgrove 34 53 Millington 40 54 Elkton 49 54 Pigeon 41 72 Millington 38 49 Kingston 37 46 Kingston 29 37 Cass City 66 58 Akron 38 49 Akron 39 45 Columbiaville 57 53 Columbiaville 47 56 Mayville 53 43 Mayville 40 Unionville provided one of the season's top surprises in the Little 7. With only two boys back from last year's co-champs, everyone had UHS pegged for a lean year. After a slow start, this green, inexperienced but eager crew began to mesh into a unit that provided headaches for the opposition. Spirit and enthusiasm were evident all year. In addition, an unusually fine balance of scoring power showed up which seemed to uncover a different high point man each game and resulted in an offense which no one could afford to ignore. Without a doubt, the season finale with Mayville was the highlight of the year. Both teams had identical records of 10-1 and the league title rode on the game. In a superbly played game the Eagles came through in true championship style. The JV squad also came home a winner as they battled through to the co- championship of their league, winning 10 games and losing 2 with an overall record of 13-4 for the season. The Junior High squad made it a clean sweep of the Little 7, as they took their league crown and piled up an undefeated overall total of 8 victories and no losses. Junior Varsity BACK ROW: Mr. Harry Schubel, Ted Wisneski, Donald Hinman, Dale Nixon, Edmund Vargo, Frank Salgat, Charles Carmody, Larry McKay, Gale Prime. FRONT ROW: James Miller, Jack Beatenhead, Jerald Fader, Elmer Scharich, Roland Houthoofd, Jerome Bechtel, Melvin Bruneel, George Schnell. JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD UHS 35 Sebewaing 15 38 F airgrove 25 34 Millington 26 58 Pigeon 31 43 Kingston 25 24 Cass City 48 50 Akron 31 58 Columbiaville 24 43 Mayville 42 48 Pigeon 29 22 F airgrove 31 35 Elkton 38 45 Millington 21 25 Kingston 31 33 Akron 20 35 Columbiaville 25 49 Mayville 33 25 Baseball BACK ROW: Melvin Bruneel, Robert Van Bevern, Mr. Cartwright. Ted Wisneski, Donald Gangler, James Ewald, Harvey Lich, Frank Salgat, Edmund Vargo, Jack Poppy. MIDDLE ROW; James Bohn, Roland Houth- oofd, Jerald Fader, Lynn Houthoofd, Jack Hofmeister, Gerald Stevens, James Wing, Robert Kamrad, Charles Carmody, Robert Gangler. BOTTOM ROW: Marvin Kramer, Raymond Baur, John Lich, Adam Singer, Lorain Berg, Fred Duryee, Duane Guenther, William Spencer. Last year's co-champions have been shot full of holes due to graduation. Cartwright is on the search for a third baseman, short stop, and second baseman, as only Jerry Stevens remains at first from last season's slick fielding combination. Last year's outfield of Marvin Kramer, Lynn Houthoofd, and Jerry Fader returns intact but may be pressed by some good looking prospects from the freshmen and returning minor lettermen. Behind the bat Jack Hofmeister is back for his third season while pitchers Ray Baur, Duane Guenther and Don Jahr should provide a balanced staff. April 24 at Reese 28 Akron, here May 1 at Millington 5 Mayville, here 8 Kingston, here 12 at Cass City 15 Fairgrove, here 26 at Columbiaville 26 Track Team BACK ROW: Mr. Harry Schubel, Alvin Lapak, Robert Gangler, James Ewald, Kenneth Rieck, Stevens, Clare Beitz, Robert Bohn, John Lick, James Bohn, Lynn Houthoofd, Roland Houthoofd, Nelson Uhl. FRONT ROW: Ted Wisneski, Gerald John Vandemark, Duane Guenther. Tumbling Team TOP - Melvin Bruneel CENTER - Jack Poppy, Ted Wisneski, Donald Gangler, Keith Kuhne. BOTTOM - Bob Gangler, Lawrence Beatenhead, Kenneth Rieck. Junior High Basketball TOP ROW: Coach Schubcl, Ted Austin, Ronald Wisenberg, William Zimmer, Bill Nichols, Douglas Nixon, Joe Herman, James Matousek, Victor Prokopenko, and Ronald Wagner. FRONT ROW: Henry Wiergowski, Darwin Kuhl. Norbert Ackerman, William Laundra, Ronald Sella, Richard Dehmel, Keith Markle, Douglas Henschel, Thomas Kramer, John Wisneski, Walter Lehner, John Gludovatz. 29 Senior High Cheerleaders Janet Bosley, Barbara Hahn, Darlene Wing, Alice Hoesman. Junior High Cheerleaders Athletic Association Officers Carol Schuch Beverly Zimmer Betty Socier Donna Markle Bonnie Jacoby Raymond Baur Lynn Houthoofd Janet Bosley 30 Visual Aids Eagle Scoop Staff BACK ROW: Loretta Lapak, Christine Crawford, Margaret Katzlnger, Kathryn Gangler, Esther Balzer, Norma Pobanz, Marlene Welsenberg, Rose Marker, Edith Schuch, Janet Bosley, Lynn Houthoofd. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Pobanz, Mary Molnar, Arlene Schnell, Betty Herman, Alice Hoesman, Marjorie Luther, Velma Gage, Jeannlne Metlva, Carol Zimmer, Rita Bedore (Editor), Miss Ethel Fawn (Advisor). Senior Play No Bride for the Groom was presented on the evening of November 16. Characters were: (left to right) Michaela Carmody, Nelson Uhl, James Laursen, Geraldine Singer, Cynthia .Lord, Raymond Baur, Janet Bosley, Carolyn Winarski, Robert Austin, Mary Parsell, JoAnn Fischer, Nancy Haggitt. Directors were Mr. Darrel Nordberg and Mr. Donald McCloy. Junior Play Finders Creepers was presented on the evening of March 28. Characters were: (left to right) Wilbur Maxwell.....................Jerry Stevens Hercules Nelson....................Lynn Houthoofd Celeste.......................................Alice Hoesman Nina Quigley........................Marjorie Luther Frankie...............................Edith Schuch Aunt Mary..........................Carol Zimmer Uncle Bob.............................Leroy Lehner Granny...............................Loretta Lapak Mr. Quigley........................Kenneth Irion Doctor Brown.........................Jerold Fader Madeline...........................Arlene Schnell Harry Schuster..................Jack Beatenhead Daphne..........................Jeannine Metiva Claude..........................Elmer Scharich Henry................................Charles Black Custodians Mr. Ottmar Stricter Mrs. Martha Daniels Mrs. A. Nast Mrs. Ruth Daniels Mrs. N. Luther 33 SHOP KINDERGARTEN TYPING ROOM HOMEMAKING ROOM BROODER HOUSE 34 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS They Have Made This Book Possible OTTO HOLZWARTH Hotpoint and Firestone Appliances HERBERT IRION Insurance Agency Insurance for Every Need Phone 30 Unionville, Michigan Phone 44 PRIME BROTHERS MATTRESS COMPANY From Factory to You Phone 50-F-3 P.O. Akron, Mich. STRIETER'S GARAGE Walter Stricter Son 3256 Church Street Phone 53 SCHEMBER BEAUTY SHOP Permanents, Scalp Treatments Cosmetics, Greeting Cards Phone 64-F-4 UNIONVILLE TRACTOR EQUIPMENT William LeValley Unionville, Michigan Phone 97F2 FRANK'S RADIO SERVICE Radio Repairing I l 2 Mile S. of Unionville Phone 45-F-3 DR. C. E. SPAULDING D. V. M. 3075 Bay Street Unionville, Michigan Phone 151 HENRY CENZER Cold Beer and Wine Light Lunches Wisner, Michigan SCHWANLECKlS DAIRY Mrs. Max Hahn Unionville, Michigan WALTER E. PELCZAR, M. D. 3105 Bay Street Unionville, Michigan Phone 111 SHARP'S APPLIANCE STORE 3048 Bay Street Unionville, Michigan Phone 146 ART'S STANDARD SERVICE 3118 Bay Street Unionville, Michigan Phone 87 LAURSEN'S STANDARD SERVICE Sebewaing, Michigan Phone 4141 . H. KEMP AND CO. I. G.A. Groceries Dry Goods Clothing Hardware OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT Phone 22 State Savings Bank Unionville, Michigan The Bank Where You Feel At Home' All deposits insured up to $10, 000. 00 by: The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BRADLEYVILLE ELEVATOR CO. Division of Wallace Morley Co. Prompt Courteous Service AL HOUTHOOFD Blacksmith Welding Phone Unionville 91-F-ll 5724 N. Vassar Road Akron, Michigan Compliments of Compliments of THE SNACK BAR and THEO. K. SCHMIDT AND SON THE ASA N. WILCOX Unionville, Michigan EGG COMPANY Compliments of M. W. PLUMBING THUMB DAIRY AND HEATING Serving You in School and at Home Unionville, Michigan With Quality Dairy Products SCHUCH BROTHERS MACHINE SHOP Special Farm Equipment S. T. H. GAS AND OIL COMPANY Concrete Drain Tile Unionville, Michigan Route 3 Unionville, Michigan Phone 37 Phone 78 Fll SEBEWAING GAS OIL UNIONVILLE MILLING HI -SPEED COMPANY Phone Sebewaing 2721 Phone Unionville 15 Phone Unionville 8 FISCHER'S SALES AND SERVICE Harton Gibson Appliances GLASSERS GENERAL STORE CBS. Columbia, Sparton Wisner, Michigan and RCA Television Phone Akron 50F13 Phone 36 Unionville SHARP'S FARM EQUIPMENT SCHEMBER MOTOR SALES International Refrigerators Ford Sales and Service Complete Farm Equipment Unionville, Michigan UNIONVILLE LUMBER COMPANY PRIME MEATS AND GROCERIES Lumber and Building Supplies Unionville, Michigan Unionville, Michigan Phone 35 Phone 26 SEPTEMBER 5 Calendar 1951-1952 Registration Day and everyone is all smiles. 7 Classes began with 3 new teachers and 3 new problems. 21 Freshman and Sophomore Field Day (Ah, the Freshman wonl) OCTOBER 2 Senior Pictures taken and don't forget to watch the birdies. 3 Juniors meet with Curtis Publishing representative (What a Sale) IO Safe Driving Test (We’re all perfect drivers now) 11 -12 Yipeel No School. Teacher's M. E. A . Meeting at Flint. 18 19 School Fair 31 Community Halloween Party (The old witch was riding high that night) NOVEMBER 13 Election of Cheerleaders (Let's have a yell, good and loud) 15 Senior Play Matinee 16 Senior Play and Party ( No Bride for the Groom ) 27 Poor Unionville lost to Sebewaing playing basketball. 30 Basketball game with Fairgrove (That's one game we didn't lose) DECEMBER 4 Freshman roller skating party. 7 Down to Millington we went with our basketball team and came back very happy. 4 Basketball with Kingston. 21 Christmas party in gym and a ten day Christmas vacation started. JANUARY 2 Back from Christmas vacation, all rested. 8 Basketball game with Akron and Senior Radio raffle. 9 U. S. Government Field Trip to Caro Court House. (What a Field Trip) 9 Eighth Grade skating party. 11 Basketball game with Columbiaville. 16-17 Semester Exams and more headaches 1 21 Basketball game at Pigeon. 25 Poor Fairgrove. We won another basketball gamel 29 Basketball game with Elkton. FEBRUARY I Basketball game at Millington (Won as usual) 4 Basketball game with Kingston (Wonderful game) 19 Basketball game with Columbiaville (not so good) 22 Basketball game with Mayville (Ended season with Little 7 Championship) 24 Beginning of Twirp Week (Boy, did the girls have fun.) 29 Twirp Dance (Girls saved pennies for months, admission 25« per couple ) MARCH 6 District Tournaments, U.H.S. vs. Elkton (Hooray for U.H.S.) 8 Championship game. U.H.S. vs. Sebewaing (No comments) 13 Local Forensic Contest. 4 No School 1 Teachers Institute at Caro. 27 Junior Play Matinee 28 Junior Play, Finders Creepers. APRIL I Little 7 Banquet. 10 Track Meet at Caro 12 District Forensic Contest. 24 Baseball game with Reese. 25 Junior Senior Prom. Loads of fun. (Everyone appreciated the work that was done for the Prom.) 28 Baseball game at Akron. 30 Track, Fairgrove, and Pigeon here. MAY I Baseball game at Millington. 3 Track, Central relays at Mt. Pleasant 5 Baseball with Mayville here. 7 Track with Mayville here. 8 Baseball with Kingston here. 13 Baseball at Cass City. 4 Track, Little 7 Meet here. 5 Baseball, Fairgrove here. 17 Track, Regional Meet at Flint 9 Senior Trip to Washington. 22 Track at Cass City. Track. State Finals at Ann Arbor 20 Baseball at Columbiaville. 29 Track. County Meet at Caro. JUNE I Baccalaureate 4 Class Night 5 Graduation m |M YERS YEARBOOKS IHf PAC£MAK£RS Of OUAIITV MYERS AND CO. INC TOPEKA. KANSAS