Unionville High School - Graphic Yearbook (Unionville, IN)

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Ours Oflumnz' CLASS OF 1925 Vera Richardson Iona Richardson Harold Sarber Olin McCoy CLASS OF 1926 Edith Young 1Mrs. Roy West? Anna Richardson tMrs. Loyd Fielder? Elsie June rMrs. John Hartsockl Margie Fielder fMrs, Rassie Ranardl Alta Riddle fMrs. Olin McCoy? Joe Durnal Glen Richardson Walter Harris Joseph Chitwood Edward Peterson Delmas Young Olin Sluss Idryl Davis Clarence Harris a Q CLASS OF 1927 Dorothy 'Young Arlie Sluss ' Mabel Spriggs tMrs. Joe Durnall Bertha Galyan lMrs. Walter Goodall Theodore Chitwood Roger Mundy CLASS OF 1928 Goldie Richardson Olive Young tMrs. Clell Vanhookl Nellie Chltwood CMrs. Theodore Kerr? Ruth Sluss Eldon Sluss Jack Shields Delmar Harris Forest Durnal CLASS OF 1929 Roxie Galyan Stella Scales Dorothy Weddle Dollie Weddle CMrs. Clyde Robertson? Everett Young Noble Spriggs Theodore Kerr David Wellons A senior stood on a railroad track, The train was coming fast. The train got off the railroad track, And let the senior pass. P: --2-'E-V--W:--1-s.Sgs.:giiiiiA'z' ' uni ae-a..a-..LA

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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?

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Calendar Qf Events SEPTEMBER Sept. 9-School starts. Sept. 10-Ten Seniors lost going to classes. Sept. 11-Junior and Senior class sponsors were elected. Sept. 12-Leslie meets Effie. Sept. 184eniors order class rings. Sept. 20-Austin White knocks home run-Baseball Practice. Sept. 27-Our first Chapel-Mr. Miller takes all period announcing the Senior Pie Social. OCTOBER Oct. 3-Tiny Gene from WLW in Cincinnati visited U. H. S. telling little Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. NOV. NOV. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Frank Fielder a bedtime story. 4-Seniors decide to put out an annual and to elect a staff. 7--Basketball boys order new sweaters. 9-Physics students perform-ed an interesting gravity experiment. 11-Junior Carnival. 11-Mr. Moore's program at Chapel and girls' sextette. 14-N-ew conduct rule established. 15-Junior class will assum-e leadership toward editing school paper. 16-School dismisses at noon today until Monday, October 21. Teach- -ers go to Institute at Indianapolis. 21-Everybody back. 22-It rained, umbrellas are in good use. 24-Gymnasium floor shellaced. 25-First game of season, Unionville vs. Morgantown. Unionville won. 28-New blackboards add to convenience of students. 29-Wilson Barrow forgets to whisper. 30-Seniors Halloween Party. Freshmen' were initiated. NOVEMBER 1-Noble Spriggs, a member of the alumni, visits U. H. S. 4-Reds won in magazine contest. 5-U. H. S. students have access to books from the Monroe County Traveling Library. 6-Annual staff meets at Mr. Mil1er's residence. 7-Arrival of class rings, everyone is pleased. 8-First issue of school paper. 11-Armistice Day. School enjoys program at I. U. 13-Hot lunches are being served by the Home Economic girls. 15-Unionville won game with Nashville. 20-Annual Farmers' Institute at Unionville gymnasium. The Glee Clubs furnished part of the entertainment. 23-.Program by Glee Club and Pie Social sponsored by Mr. Moore. 27-School dismissed again until Monday for Thanksgiving. DECEMBER 2-Rejoicing over the large score by which U. H. S. beat Freedom. 3-Cold! Cold! Cold! 9-The annual staff is progressing rapidly. 12-Group pictures were taken. 13-Successful game Friday the 13th.