Unionville High School - Graphic Yearbook (Unionville, IN)

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Freshman Class FRONT ROW Eugene Landis Herold Droll James Polley Von Harshey Wayne Richardson Dale Richardson James E. McClung Leo Brown Frank Fielder Leonard Ruggles SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Edward Barrow Leland Robertson Raymond Young Wayne Fleener Russel Richardson Dorman Sarber ABSENT Charles Meadows Milburn Hacker Hazel Poling Elsie Chitwood Grace Galyan Virginia Fleener Elizabeth Godsey Laura McClary Bessie Stevens Eldora Richardson

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U- - '-- :ii ---Z? -M -Ei fn- 1. -A+-- .:- --:4 I Sophomore Class Hzlsftorgf THE HAPPY SOPHOMORESH Many years perhaps we've spent In the grade schools so dear Our minds and backs we've b A But weve learned to laugh at . We were jreshies and a jolly bunch In nineteen twenty-eight. We let the Sophomores give us a punch Anal now we're up to date. We're still a very happy group Ani hope to be friends with you We'll work together ansl make the loop Till we graduate in thirty-two. We, the pupils of Unionville High School, entered in nin-et-een twenty- eight, as little freshies, of course, we were better than they gave us credit for. Nevertheless several boys and girls went out for basketball and ac- complished as much as could be expected. M One great event was the Sophomores initiating us when we were Freshmen. We looked forward to the year when we would be rulers or rather Sophomores. Now we are Sophomores and accomplished as much as we thought was necessary. We are leaving behind in the Sophomore Class the horrid Latin translation and foresake forever those unreasonable theorems, axioms, and postulatesg we go on into the Junior Class only to take up something perhaps more difficult, as the professor says, to broaden and make us able to reason things out for ourselves. 1 Those who do their best in school Pm sure will follow the 'Golden Rule'. iiiiiiisiii i--s-5-isis. :1 .a A .141 - - ..... - ... . 1 i

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.. .. E Freshman Class H zlsfiorgf In the fall of nineteen hundred and twenty-nine, twenty five students enrolled as Freshmen, receiving the name of Green Freshiesf' The subjects we took are Algebra by Mr. C. V. Quakenbushg Com- munity Civics by Mrs. Dorcas S. Richardson: Home Economics by Mrs. Florence R. Wakefield: Our English by Miss M. Meltong Manual Training by Mr. L. D. Millerg Music by Mr. G. Moore. On the evening of Nov. 30, 1929, we Freshmen were invited at the Senior party. Thank goodness they didn't treat us very bad. We all hope next year at this same time we will be Sophomores. We are struggling hard to reach that point. O UR OFFICERS James Polley, President Edward Barrow, Vice-President Grace Galyan, Secretary Virginia Fleener, Treasurer Dorcas S. Richardson, Sponsor CLASS COLOR Red and White CLASS FLOWER Carnation E:-F 1222 Eaiazinsif- 1 -'1?-3:.-:-- - U