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

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 School C ilem lar September 8 Teachers Meeting March 2 To 6 District Basketball Tournaments 9 Registration of Kindergarten Ninth at Sebewaing Grade 9 Local Forensic Contest 10 Registration of Tenth, Eleventh and 17 Annual Pictures Twelfth Grade 19 Teachers Institute 14 Football, Akron, there 23 County 4-H Exhibits in Gym 23 Fischer Body Guild Meeting 30 NTCC Banquet, here 25 Football, Mayville, here April 1 Boxing Tournaments at Legion Hall October 1 Jr. Varsity Football, Elkton, there 2 Boxing Tournaments at Legion Hall 2 Football, Pigeon, there 6 Boxing Finals at Legion Hall 8 M.E.A. Meeting at Saginaw 9 District Forensic Contest in Gym 9 M.E. A. Meeting at Saginaw 10 ’B C’ Invitationals at Mt. Pleasant 9 Football, Harbor Beach, here 16 No School, Good Friday 16 Football, Deckerville, there 19 Baseball, Akron, here 23 Football, Ubly, there 21 Senior Skip Day 29 School Fair 23 Junior Play 30 School Fair 24 Baseball Clinic at Detroit 30 Football. Elkton, here 26 Baseball, Millington, there 28 Track, Akron and Sebewaing. here November 6 Football, Sebewaing, there 29 Baseball, Deckerville, here 20 Senior Play 30 Spring Concert 23 F.F. A. Initation 26 Thanksgiving Vacation May 1 Central Relays at Mt. Pleasant 27 Thanksgiving Vacation 3 Baseball, Elkton, here 4 F.H.A. Banquet December 4 Basketball, Pigeon, there 4 Jr. High Baseball, Akron, there 11 Basketball, Harbor Beach, here 5 Track, Elkton and Vassar, here 16 F. H. A. -F. F. A. Christmas Party 6 Bowling Banquet 18 Basketball. Deckerville, there 7 Junior and Senior Prom 23 Jr. High Basketball, Akron, here 8 'C D’ Invitationals, here 23 School dismissed for Christmas Va- 10 Baseball, Pigeon, there cation 11 Jr. High Track, Akron, here 12 NTCC Track Meet, here January 4 School resumed 13 Baseball, Ubly, here 8 Basketball, Ubly, there 14 Jr. High Baseball, Fairgrove, there 12 Basketball, Sebewaing, here 15 Regional Track Meet at Mt. Pleasant 15 Basketball, Elkton, here 17 Baseball, Harbor Beach, there 19 Basketball, Mayville, there 18 Jr. High Track, Fairgrove, here 22 End of Semester 19 Track, Bay City, Handy, there 22 Basketball, Fairgrove, there 20 Baseball, Cass City, there 26 Jr. High Basketball, Gagetown, here 21 Athletic Association Meeting in Gym 29 Basketball, Pigeon, here 22 State Finals in Track at Ann Arbor 24 Baseball, Sebewaing, there February 2 Basketball, Harbor Beach, there 27 Baseball, Akron, there 3 Jr. High Basketball, Gagetown, there 30 Seniors started on trip 5 Basketball, Deckerville, here 31 Decoration Day Program 9 Jr. High Basketball, Fairgrove, here 12 Basketball, Ubly, here June 1 Baseball, Caro, there 16 Basketball, Sebewaing, there 4 Seniors returned from trip 17 Jr. High Basketball, Elkton. here 6 Baccalaureate 18 F.F. A. Banquet 9 Class Night 19 Basketball, Elkton, here 10 Graduation 22 Jr. High Basketball, Fairgrove, there 11 School Ends 23 Basketball. Akron, here 26 Band Booster Play Compliments of Compliments of UNIONVILLE MILLING CO. 24 THUMB DAIRY Unionville, Michigan Unionville, Michigan

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LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: Edward Dippel, Henry King, Billy Prime, Ronald Prokopenko, Dean Bush, Melvin Bruneel, James Balzer, Gerald Kaatz, Elson Baur, Robert Katzinger, Jack Poppy, Ted Austin, Victor Prokopenko. SECOND ROW; Leonard Hutchinson, Myron Gainforth, Ernest Fischer, Dale Ewald, Jim Prokopenko, Joe Gludovatz, Dick Louis, Ronald Southgate, George Schnell, Clifford Jacoby, Robert Guerrero, Joe Herman, John Jocham-Instructor. THIRD ROW; John Gludovatz, Billy Zimmer, Donald Curry, Timothy Roche, Gene Morgan, Gary VandeMark, Larry Lindenberg, Bob VanBevern, Glen McCollum, Donald Hinman, Larry VandeMark. TOP ROW: Norbert Ackerman. Edmund Vargo. Charles Gotham, Richard Parsell, Keith Markle, James Ewald, Lyle Houthoofd, Dale Nixon, Douglas Rieck, Douglas Nixon, Gene Beitz. SEATED: Dale Nixon (Vice President). Don Hinman (President), Edmund Var- go (Treasurer), Ronnie Southgate (Secretary), STANDING: Gary VandeMark (Reporter), Norbert Ackerman (Sentinel). The F. F. A. is the official organization of the boys enrolled in agriculture. There are 10 Freshmen, 11 Sophomores, 17 Juniors, and 10 Seniors. The organ- ization aims to be of school and community service whenever it can. This year the F. F, A. purchased four registered Gilts, two Yorkshire and two Chester White, for its swine chain. This year they raised two groups of broilers as class projects. One group was used for their Parent and Son Banquet. The F. F. A. and F. H. A. sponsored the annual school Fair. As a group project they built two dugouts on the athletic field.