Unionville High School - Graphic Yearbook (Unionville, IN)

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SECTIONAL TOURNEY , A UNIONVILLE vs. PARAGON-Richardson's fielcfygoal with one second to play gave Unionville a 16-15 victory over Paragon. Unionville led 9-8 at half time but fell behind in the second half only to stage a come-back in the final minutes to win. , UNIONVILLE vs. MONROVIA-L-ed by Warren Young the Arrows out- played the fast Monrovia team and were never headed during the first half, and led 6-5 but Monrovia staged a come-back and led by three points with but 2 minutes to play. W. Young and Richardson led a rally that put Unionville in front with only a few seconds to go. A Monrovia basket robbed Unionville of the chance to play in the final game against the Artesians. QxfD 1929-30 SEASON'S INDIVIDUAL AND PERSONAL SCORES Players Games F.G. P.F. T.F.F. Throws Yr. Class Hit Miss L-ee Richardson ....,........... 21 86 25 0 29 23 4 Senior Warren Young ..... .....,.. 2 0 '75 23 0 24 27 4 Senior Leslie Young ..... ...i.... 2 1 27 14 0 10 21 4 Junior Ralph Skirvin ..,.... .....,,. 1 8 9 16 0 2 6 3 Junior Ellis Sluss ......A. ........ 1 9 9 38 0 5 5 4 senior Dale Sluss ........,.. ,....... 2 0 18 38 0 14 14 4 Senior Wilson Barrow ..,., ........ 1 8 25 12 1 8 6 4 Senior Virgil Tucker .,,.. ........ 1 6 15 12 0 '7 6 3 Senior Morse Sluss .....,... .... 0 5 0 3 2 1 Sophomore Wilson Young ......... ........ 1 0 5 8 0 6 3 2 Junior Guy Brock ...... .... 7 19 11 0 7 16 2 Sophomore Ralph Young ..... .... 4 4 0 0 0 0 1 Senior Elbert Young ..... .... 2 0 0 0 1 ' 0 1 Sophomore Austin White .....,. .... 5 0 6 0 0 2 2 Senior Ross Sluss ,.......... ..., 7 0 1 0 1 2 1 Sophomore Roger Hartsock .,..,..I........ 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 Junior Russel Richardson ....,.., 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 Freshman Estle Sluss .................. .... 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 Sophomore Dale Richardson .... 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Freshman -Jiiieigiiglglleiiij-iisis.-ii-1

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fBoys Second Cream FRONT ROW-James Polley, Guy Brock, Austin White, Wilson Barrow, Morse Sluss. SECOND ROW'-Russel Richardson, Ross Sluss, Ralph Young, Roger Hartsock, Wilson Young, Virgil Tucker. ond team for the defeat they gave the locals at the Stinesville tourney by defeating them 20-10. FEBRUARY 7, 1930-The fast Freedom team defeated the locals in a very rough game on the Freedom floor 28-19. FEBRUARY 14, 1930-Playing the last game on the home floor the locals were defeated by Solsberry. The home team did not play their usually good game and were unable to get going. Score 18-25 FEBRUARY 21, 1930--Unionville hooked up with Ellettsville for the second time and completely cutclassed them. The Arrows' little captain scored 22 pOl.l'ltS. Final SCOYQ 43-31. SECOND TEAM SCORES. Unionville 12-Stinesville 28. Unionville 18-Paragon 10. Unionville 8-Smithville 19. Unionville 9-Stinesville 12. Unionville 20-Paragon 8. Unionville 19-Smithville 22 Unionville 22-Nashville 15. Unionville 24-Nashville 13. GIRLS TEAM SCORES Unionville 16-Stinesville 30. Unionville 64-Smithville 0. Unionville 9-Stinesville 17. Unionville 53-Smithville 7. Unionville 17-Solsberry 9. Unionville 21-Solsberry 7.

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Senior Class Song ITUNEI TIPPERARYJ Up to Unionville came our freshie crowd one day. Chapel Hall was almost full, sure every one was gay, Everything was moving briskly, we did naught but stare, Until a bunch of smarty Seniors shouted to us there: It's a long way to graduation, It's a long way to go: It's a hard time in bookkeeping, And History, too, you know! Goodbye to old Latin, Farewell cube and square, It's a long, long way'to graduation, But we'll soon be there! Juniors wrote their letters to the place they'd like to go, Saying, If you're much impressed just write and let us knowg If I make mistakes in spelling, principal, you see, Remember I'm a Junior and don't lay the blame on me. Chorus Now we're grand and mighty Seniors, 1930-0! Of our play and party be convinced the world will know: Leaving Alma Mater with a grand and glorious name, For work has made us wise ones and we hope you'll be the same! Chorus I fc? Beneath the moon he told his love, The color left her cheeks, But on the shoulder of his coat, It showed quite plain for weeks. Rachel B.-Did you hear what a big thing Ellis pulled off last night? Dorothy M.-No. What was it? Rachel B.-His shoe. -2?