Unionville High School - Graphic Yearbook (Unionville, IN)

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Dehfutiun We, the Senior Class of Unionville High School do dedicate this '30 Yearbook to our mothers and fathers, wvho, by their loving interest and devoted self-sacrifice, have made possible our worth-while education. I Q' .Y i- 1 2- n Q 3 n ' f,: fi? f- I 1 l mfs B L A A ' -. Z?-. IQ' If gt: W 0 L H I . Lien lf? Q mv! s e ,li Mali WI'-xkxlikxill gg-39 . J-N X, ,5 ,- Q 'S 4-.3 K ,rj I , O I i gn 1 .. Dm

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17 Co IF rcwnrh We, the members of the Senior Class of Unionville High School, have worked diligently. This, the 1930 Yearbook, is the result. It is the result of not only diligent work, but of patience, worry, energy, and time. We have put our best into it and have earnestly tried to make it a success. We have not intended this book to be merely a record of the class of '30, but to be a record of what we truly believe to be the greatest year in the history of Alma Mater. Unionville has become bigger and better because of many efforts. It is our aim to produce a piece of work by which U. H. S. will be re- membered. It is our sincere wish, as members of the class of '30, that U. H. S. will be more highly hon- ored, held in greater esteem, and be more respected because of this 1930 Yearbook. 2 ,qv A :-' ,- g I 5 I 1, M I ,, , . 'QP' I 231 5 . 1 - x il ,fi ,,, 5 xv 'f' 'ni lx . . - S ' P1 .N , -?,-45' ,m VQRW x Y -4. faf- - X - 4-,lg e-Q, -K Q IZTL ' fl?- Q g E-. N . V B V' . 13 Q ft... . o ' if i 'T ' . x . ,,:X -i ..f. x V ,f ' ' . ' 5- ' .U' ff 3