West Side High School - Successus Yearbook (Union City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1943 volume:

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XY.-XRD-History and Sucial Science Miss lYard attended Indiana State Teachers College, Mar- ion Cnllege- XYinmia College, Indiana L'niversity. and Co- lnmlmia Lvniversity. where she earned .190 semester hours with majdrs in history, Eng- lish. and art. CH.'XlQI'llY SlllX'l'fl,Y-l,ati11. English. and hluurnalisni Mrs. Shively attended Indiana L'niversity and llall State College. In March she left Union City to con- tinne work on her lJueun s degree at the L'nix'ersity of North C1111 vliilzl, :T!f7' V X 4- Q x i .rlt ,iff CH.'XRl,lfS McCL'l.l.flffllfl--l'Xtliletic and Health llirectur Mr. McCulluugh received his Bachelors degree at DePauw University and the degree of Master uf Science at Indiana ljniversity. He also attended lflall State College and llutler L'niversity. M,XRl LYN l7L'X'lllCXf-l lome lictmnuniics llutler L'niversity is the .-Xlma Mater nl' Mrs. Uunten. Alter she earned her degree of Bachelor of Science there, she attended the lelall State summer school and came to lfnion City this year. lY,Xl.'lllfR llRL'MllrXL'Gll-Science and Mathematics .Xlter receiving his l1laclielm s degree at Manchester College, Mr. ljrumhaugh attended summer schuol at Indiana L'nix'ersity. l,ast year he was awarded his Master's degree at I-lall State. x F CULTY Q liI.I. RUBEY-llatlieinatics and Science Miss Ruhey attended Uhiii XN'esleyau University and was graduated with the de- gree tif llachelor of Science. She also attended Ifarlhain Ciillege and Indiana Univer- sity, XY.Xl.'lllCR SIIXXY-Rliisic Ciiiiiiug tu L'niiin City in the fall el' '50 alter he re- ceived his degree of llaelielui' tif Science at llall State Ciillege, Mr. Shaw has iiiaug'iirated new music courses in this schcml. Cl'lR'l'RL'lJli IEILXIJY-liiiglisli After twin years at Indiana l'1iix'ersity, Miss llrady attended Uhiii State Ifiiixersity, where she earned her Ilziclie-li,mi s degree, and Ciiluiulmia L'nix'ersity, where she was awai'ded the degree tif Master til .-Xrts. ALLIQN HARR-Xlatheniatics Mr. Barr holds the degree of llacheltir of Science fruin Ball State College and has dime graduate wurlc at Indiana State 'lleachers College, VViscwiisin Uni- versity. and Indiana Ifniversity. M.-XRIX BRIERl,Y-Lilirarian Teacher of Iinglish. librarian. and instructor ul physical education, Mrs, Hrierly received the degree of Bachelor ui Science from Hall State Ciillege. 4,4 X IXKII S IIXNIH' IIMXN mass I'wl1lfI ' , . .MIX,NfhxU1lllUL'l'L'C Pie, llzuniltmi, whit was LfYZI1ll1fltCfi frmii Hill Qt t C Ile 1 7 . tt ll e U lge with the degree of lluehelm' of Science, is mm' serviiig in the liiizmee dQ1'lll'tIllCllf at Camp iXttCl'iWll1'y, Iudizma. - 1 1 , , x t , xl 5fiXiSUCi1ll Studies Mrs, Ruhertsmi. uhm was grzichizltefl frmn Stephens College zmfl eztruefl her l'i1lCllL'lH1'iS degree at liiclizuizl University, left this 5Cl1lC5tCl'Zli-lL'l L x'e'u s ' ' ' ' ' ' L D . , xxmk in Lmuu Q.1ltX ,mu- L I. . U v . 4 'I,lLiXI1I', lxll IZRIIJXX l'.l.I,fSueiul Studies Nli ' ' iei' llztcliehifs mlegree :Lt . ss Iir1cIxx'eIl was awzmlerl l K Iizlll State College zmrl her Mz1stei s at liiclizmzi Lvlli versitv, lieture eumiiig' here tu 'let . s le ' ' ..- , A . '15 c -:ui ut girls, X she t'1l10'lt ' A I . b 1 in sexual high sehools. '1 i,l',U1QGlf FRAXZIICR-liidustrizll .Xrts Mr. l 'i'azier ezuiie tu Ifnimi City iii llqjllaj ziftei' attend- ing lmliaiiu State 'lxenehers Cullege and Iillil State Qnllege. where he receivefl his degree uf Baelielm' of bClCllCC. l lxY RiiiiliI.+CtlIUlllCl'CC Lust Heeemhei' Miss Regel was Q 1'ZldllZl1.i.'Ll from the Indlzma l'nix'ei'sity Business Scliunl with the deffree . , . , . -5 ul lwuehelor U1 beieneeg in Jzmuary she came here to head the eummercizll deliurtiileiit. TUBE T CCUNCIL Seutecl left tu right: l'i:11'l llmwii. Smith llzlher. Xxlllllillll Cz11'1111, Xxlllllillll Cheiiuwetli, li:1th1'y11 Bllllltflllfl, l,11is l4Zll1tZ. Gene lleuiiett. Stz111rli11g': Rulvert CZll'lJll. Richarrl Stewart. Absent: Betty Xllullielq, Nt11'111z1 'lll11,1111z1s, .lZlllCt li2lIllllL'l'. .Xt the 11-qiiest uf the stuileiit lmrly, the SUlflL'l1t Cmiiieil was 111'gz111- ized i11 -lllllllilfy nuclei' the cli1'eeti1111 of M11 llZll'ZlClL'l'. llesirles the two class 111'esirle11ts'vS111ith llzihei' 211111 1QlPlK'l't C:11'1111- nlwpuiilterl by the fZlCllltf', eight S1.t1ClL'lltS were chosen hy their classes 11ml twii other sturleiits were electefl at large. Meeting mice ZL week with its presicleiit. Xxllllllllll Clieiiowetli. the Council discusses students' 111'olJle111s and s11u11su1's various swciul activities i11 high school. The iirst l.1l1ll6l'fZllil1'Ig' uf the Student Council this ye-211' was the lllllllilglllg' uf the Class l1z1slqetl1z1ll 'l'11111'11z1111e11t fm' the heiietit of the Red Cross Society. .4 Page Tl1ir1'1:c11 Y up 'qw 4.4, l I. rv ' ,, ,Al -' H L. , I I E I P t I 'il' 'lF.1'1-lift ,ap ,Q x ?l,vllIvll1, -' . 5, , , ., V'?1'E!3m15-!Efu g tw Alrv, W - Hr 1 'I fy 4., W' -f,5 ,A 1- .4 If' 1 S ' fel , -1' '- ,PQ w s'Ji' Al' 1' - 1, , ff flu, ' I L 12' AW' I 'V W r W ul 1-' 1' 'A I , lf4 Ni4 lull! 1' :ws ?'l .,' 1x' 'UH V1 1 I, 131.-HI U It I lv THLETIC CCUNCIL Left tu right: Mr. llrumluzuigli. Mrs, llrierly, Mr. l'lZll'ZlClE1'. Miss Regel. 'luck Lyons, Lulu l-lcnclriclcs, Mr, AlCCllllUllgll. First organizecl in thc spring nf 1941, thc .Xthlctic Cuuncil is mm' uiiillmscrl of the Superintcnclent, l'rincipz1l. Coaches. girls' athletic director. Sclmol Business llanagcr. and tw-1 clcctcrl high school stuch-nts. Mr. Hara- flcr serws ns chziirinzln nl Lhc cwnncil, zmcl Lola llcmlriclqs acts as sccrctziry, Tu 1Dl'lrlllUtL' zulfl cncwurzigc gmcl spurlsinzmsliip in all high sclmiil athletics ziml tu plan and inznnagc all athletic activities of high schoul are the Chiuf functions of the .-Xthlctic Cuuncil. age l'uurlucu g!,'!4':.41 if-S,-s. v Lili '-L' ,, . , ra- 5, if an 4 - fffiw' 'L -', ' x ,ffff N 3 -- H , k zf fwfr X wk. ggkwmlig 'cn I 3 X2 25: 3 M x . .1 iff 1515, L' 'mx iK:n'gg-4, , ,f'.,, 'Q--- j 'y?F, HQ. fl- Mi? ,.' , -ml' fi. J',j.j, 15.1 :.,HL.W i ..,,,mm'wHg?h, , 5.3-wlg, gf ,. . 1 V .fp N , V, ,p ,fu--vv.,-,N ' . fxwvz., I :'Ngzf-:,:?:u.,'L Q, is W -ms, 1. Lk.,-f 0 . ' '- ' 2-3-f'?5L:1'1fi ' Hr' ,MQ A 'g,3ff A -M .. .HV-',Dif y ,fixing-fr22fi 2ig'ai:2 2p5g 5-iggaifglf 2 gm?-222 Q , S31 at .1-12 few? 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N iinmey-iiiakiiig projects started hy nur spunsurs, Miss Hraily and Mr, Hamil- tnn . . . days of magazine selling managed hy llill Hiilsun and Romaigne . . . acl rush at the Senior euneessiun stand un Friday night . . . hull sessions in the library , . . xxwrriecl expressiuns chiring semester exams . . . .lim Parent giving to f lhiu State . . . after-sehuul committee meetings for the Senior-junior plans . . . rlecisiun against a Senior play . . . winning the Little l'l1'uw11 -lug at the Class Basketball 'l'unrne5' . . . llill Caron and llill XYilson leaving for Ball . . .lack Murphy and llill Clit-m.wetli enlisting in the Marines . . . Smith awarclecl a scholarship to lit-l'anw . . . llill Ely entering lncliana Uni- versity . , . ordering cummeneeinent annunneeinents that lmwuglit a sharp realizatiun that nur high school clays were ending . . . dreams uf careers and R plans fur the future . . , a prospect of a vastly more meaningful life than we cuniprehencled as lfreshinen. the in State . llaher me Sixteen Smith Halwer- The meetinff will mleafe come to o1'cle1'. . D SNl1'1'Il ll.X111iR 1,l'CS1f1C111 Senior C1z1ssg St11111-11t C1,11111ci1 3, 41 S11ccess11s 3, 11115. Mgr. -12 11z1sk1-t11z111 I, 2, 3, 45 11111111 1. 3, 3, 43 l11'C11L'S11'f1 .13 1'1111r11s 3, 41 11111-11-1111.12 i11tr:1111111':11 1, :Q 111115 L111111. I'l 1Y1.1.1S 1i.XX'l1X1iR u.X11I'l1l1 String Re1'111t 32 C11l1l'l1S 1, 3. 3. 1: 11101165- trz1 21 11211111 1, J: 'XYcstc1'- l1C'I'.1Q 1111e1'cttz1 .12 171. .X. fx. 1: 111'111'1i11g 1. J: cheer 1C1lK1L'I' 3. 41 1111I'Zl1'1Zll1 3. J,l S1111 11011 C11111. 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RUTH .XXX SANFORD 131x1,111, 011111, I. .2. 33 S11cccss11s 43 11rc11cstrz1 43 11111111 .13 c111,1r11s 41 111361-' cttu .12 S1111 191-11 C11111. Miss VX'z1rc1- K11o11'1cdgfq is 1'1111'c1 . paw SCWH, ,I XX'll.l.l.'XM CARON Student Council 41 Stud- ent Manager 3: Succes- sus 31 VYesterner I 1 bas- ketball 1 3 baseball I. 2, 33 bowling 2, 31 intramural b c 1, 2, 3, 43 chorus 2. 32 lloys' Club: Ball State 4. Iil,li'l'.X M,l'1RRl'll'l' Vl'CStCl'l1Cl' 4: band I, 2, 3. 4: orchestra 3. 4: chorus 3, 41 opcretta .LZ G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 41 Sub Deb Club. XYll.l.lAM C H E N O NY lf'l' H President junior Classi President Student Coun- cil 41 basketball I. 2, 3. .tl baseball 2, 3. 41 HAIFTUU String Revolt 3: chorus ly 3, 43 VYesterner 22 bowling 2. 32 intramural I, 41 Boys' Club. liDl'l'H l'A'l l'lfRSON XYesterner 43 G. A. A. II Sub Deb Club. ARAl'll3l.l.li l-IOLLOPIYTIQR Anderson I, 2. 3: Sub Dcb Club. RA Y FI'l'ZGliRALlJ Successus I, 3, Ed, 43 lN'esterner 2, 3, 42 orches- tra 3. 4: band 1, 2, 32 bowling 3: G. A. A. IQ Sub Deb Club. JOAN VVl.iI.I!OURN Student C o un c il 1 3 Apron String Revolt 3: Successus 2, 41 Vlfester- HCI' 4: G. A. A. I2 Sub Deb Club. LOLA HENDRICKS Student Council 23 Ath- letic Council 43 'Succes- sus 3. 42 Apron String Revolt 3: Treasurer jun- ior Class: G. A. A. IQ chorus 32 operetta 41 President Sub Deb Club 4: Commercial Club 3. MARY NELSON VVayne 31 chorus 32 Sub Deb Club. LEON TEEGARDEN Student Council 1, 21 Successus 4: basketball I, 2, 3, 43 baseball I, 2, 3, 43 bowling 1, 23 VVester- ner 4: chorus 2, 31 Boys' Club. I 7.2 Iiighzccn llill Chcnoweth- Where's Lola? RlCl'lARD KANTNER Apron String Revolt 53 Vice - president Senior Class: basketball I g base- ball I1 intramural 3, 31 chorus .tg Boys' Club. MARY KEY NN'esterner 42 G. A. A. IQ Sub Deb Club. JANET THOKEY Chorus I. 2, 5, 42 operet- ta 4: XYesterner .tg G. A. A. I 3 Sub Deb Club 1 Com- mercial Club 3. MARGARET GEYER G. A. A. I 3 Sub Deb Club. JEAN SPATUZZI Westeriier 41 chorus I, 2. 31 G. A. A. 1, 25 Sub Deb Club, 'Y SX is 'QU' WT. :VD- qpwvv' N1 DRM.-X 'l'l If XMAS term-r. lid. 43 orchestra 3. .tg band 3. 43 chorus 3, 4: ll1ilCl'CllZ'l 43 Sub Deb Club, DONNA l R.XZlliR NVQ-steriu-r 41 Successus 43 G, A. A. 1: Sub Deb Club. RICHARD llUFFORD lllt1'21l'lllll'2ll I, gg Boys' Club. ROSEMARY PORTER Apron String Revolt 32 VVesterner .tg G. A. A. I. 21 librarian 4: Sub Deb Clubg Connnercial Club 3, RAYMOND B URTON Treasurer Senior Classq chorus 3Q bowling 1, 2, 31 intramural 1, 1, 3, .tg Boys' Club. LOla- Where's Bill P page N,-,mf Versailles, Uhio, I. ll Student Council .tg XYQS- XXXIQ Cc11.IiM,xN KX111'111i String' Rcxmltujl mxvliiig' 31 3: AYCSlCl'llCl' 41 Clll'Jl'l1S 31 G, A. A. 3, 3: Sub lleb Club. Xll2Rl.l3 CCMMINGS llnys' Club. MARY l.HUlSl'i lJll4l.ON XXI-stc-1'11e1' 4: bzmcl 3. 3. .12 lmxvliiig' 3, 31 G. A. A. I, J, 51 Sub Heb Cl11b3 Cum- 1uc1'ciz1l Club 3. lflQ1XNCliS LOL' RIANGCS Cliurlis 1, 3, 3. 41 urclies- t1':1 I1.2,3,4QlB1ll1Cl 1, 3, 5. 41 11111-1'cttz1-ll li. A. A. I 1 XYcstc1'11c1' 41 Sub Deb Club, IAM liS l'ARlEN'll Iiixllfllll Strillg Rcvoltn 31 basketball 13 chorus 3. 43 ll1tl'Z1llllll'1ll 3. 4: Buys Clubg Uliio State LllllYCl sity 4. I wgc Tzvunly ICUGICNIC EVANS Successus 42 bowling 3, 3: intrziiuurzll 41 lfluys' Club. CllARl.l'1lfN l'illiliNl-BERRY Coiiiiuercial Club 3: clmr- us 3. 4: G. A. A. 1, 1, 31 Sub Deb Club. XN'll,l,l.XM lllNlil,li hlacksun, liidiauzi, 1, 3, 51 i11t1'a1uu1':1l 41 lloys' Club. BIARQI.-XRlC'l' RICAIJ Sec1'etz11'y .liiniur Class: H:XlJl'Ul1 String Revoltu 32 Successus 3. 4: VVeste1'- ner 41 baud ly 2, 3, 41 01-- clicstrzi 3, 4: isliurus 43 operetta 43 G. A. A. I, 1, 5: N. Y. A. 4: Sub Deb Club: ClYlllIl'lL'I'ClZll Club w 0' 1 -lim l,H1'CI1t--KKNOXX' in Oliiu State- RQNNU 5 KI DERGARTE DAYS Mzlrgziret Read, lliekie Hufford, Donny Matthew, llilly lily. Franny Mzlngns, Ray llurton, llohlmie XX'CSt.hlZl.l1Cli 'l'hokey. Churleen liilcenherry, -lean Sputnzzi, .linnnie l'zlrent. Histor ol the Class o ineteen Port -Three Once upon an autumn morning' came our class' earliest dawning. 'When we entered Union High with greatest hopes uf learning more. lylve were great, hut now we're greater: we are older and seduter 'llhan when lirst we wrote our story in that volume gone lwefore. In Suv:eessus you can read it. published in the days of yore. Read by ull foreyermore. Ah, distinctly we reinenlber, it was in :L bright Septelnlmer, That we came back to the high school when vacation days were o'er. tllzldly did we greet each other, vainly did we try to smother Sorrow for the ones who came not-came not with us as of yore. VYC are thirty-nine in number, forty-three we'd lmeen hefore. Sonie are gone loreverniore. lCUllT.l1'11.lCKl on next page? Ely-HA1lCl tl1l11gS like that. Page Twcniy-one NVell, we started in our studies, found our teachers pleased to meet us, For they knew us and our records-ree:rrds made.in days of yore. SICNIORS found in all the classes. doing work that none surpassed us, Graded higher than the highest ever given years before! By our courage and our brainses we have opened every door. Closed to us hence nevermore, 'Would you know our deeds of battle' which the underelassmen prattle? XYe can shout about the NYildeats never seen on teams of yore, For as Freshmen we were master, and we met with no disaster lYhen 'gainst other teams in conflict we fought harder than before. XYe were winners. winners. winners. but it made the others sore. .Xnd they'll love us nevermore. XYe are famous for our beauty and our loyalty to duty. XYe've among us baseball stars as were ne'er on teams of yore. In Classrooms we are noted: and we're growing more devoted To our English, shop. and shorthand than we ever were before. Yes. we love old Llnion High, and we're loyal to the core, Loyal now and evermore. ll ear us read our modest story. Charge us not with pure vain glory, For we look toward the tomorrow: all our sins we do deplore- .Xll our evenings in the pool hall. calling Latin one great bore: All our yelling in the classroom. all our marking desks and doors. ln the days to come we're hoping. with temptations ever coping, That our lives will grow more worthy of our boastful words of yore, That is thatwthert-'s nothing more. 'age Ylt-enly-zu-U Miss Rubey- Shirley, put on your shoe. 'H LA 'T WILL A D TE STAME T XYG. the Senior Class uf the year One Tlionsaiid Nine llnnflrefl and lfrvrty-tliree, do hereby make, 1Dl1l7llSllv and declare this our last will and testament: To our teachers, we will our outstanding record to be used as the perfect example for future students. To the Juniors, we leave our dignity as Seniors. To the Sophomores, we bequeath the warm aifection the teachers have for us. To the Freshmen, we will our tricks of the trade so they may become more skilful in giving the faculty a merry chase. Don Matthew wills to Dick Binkley his love for fast dancing. To Fairbourne Patchell, Margaret Read leaves her businesslike manner. Jim Parent wills his gold ring to any girl who ha.sn't had it. France.: Lou Mangus bequeaths her mathematical genius to Kathryn Montano. To Dorothy Mason, Edith Patterson wills her shyness and reserve. Raymond Burton leaves his glorious times to Tommy Jeffries. To Joan Cotter, Arlette Bupt passes on her admiration for sophomore boys. Ruth Ann Sanford leaves her contagious giggle to Esther Whistler. To Johnny Barth, Richard Hufford wills his attentive attitude in Current Events Class. Suzanne Fitzgerald wills her red hair to any girl who wants to cut the expense of dying her own. To LeRoy Stentzel, Gene Evans leaves his camera technique, for Uncle Sam won't need it where he's going. Janet Thokey leaves her enthusiasm at basketball tournaments to Dorothy Dunn. Jean Spatuzzi wills her interest in Winchester boys to anyone who wants it. To Jack Mason, Eli III wills his slick personality. Joan Welbourn bequeaths to Phyllis Bothast her chemistry experiments and hopes that she lives to pass them on. To Carol Vernon, Mary Key graciously wills her bashfulness. Jack Murphy wills his wild gestures to Jim King. To Dick Stewart, Rosemary Porter passes on her excellent record in citizenship. Bill Hinkle leaves his success in pool to David Schricker. To Dale Tipple, Leon Teegarden wills his affliction for writing romantic poetry. Phyllis Kantner wills her vim and vigor to next year's cheer leader. Bill Wilson bequeaths his art of eloquence to William Dean. To any brave Junior girl, Romaigne Thomas wills her desk in the boys' physics class. Kay Fitzgerald leaves to Bob Caron the fun ot' editing the '44 Successus . To Bob Baker, Dick Kantner wills his quiet and studious nature. 1 e I, To Bea Bickel, Norma Thomas passes on her affection for basketball players-or should we say, p ay 1' . Mary Nelson leaves Lucy Hines her Greenville interests. Charleen Eikenberry bequeaths her collection of corsages to the botany lab. To Jack Lyons, Smith Haber wills his infallible memory. Margaret Geyer wills her good nature to any Senior grouch of next year. Bill Chenoweth lea.ves to Don McCorkle his Howard Street cousin. To Betty Morgan, Mary Low Dillon bequeaths her New Year's Eve parties. Lola Hendricks leaves her title in the Sub- Deb club to the oncoming president. To Betty Bickel, Arabella Hollopeter Wills her exceptional typing ability. Anne Coleman leaves her supply of air-mail stamps to Gloria Waltz. To John Meredith, Merle Cummings wills his window-washing technique. Donna Frazier reluctantly wills her verbosi ty to the Richey twins. To Lois Lantz, Eleta Merritt wills her first-chair position in orchestra. Bill Caron leaves his managership of the concession stand to the best salesman in the Junior Class. In testimony whereof we have affixed our seal to this our last will and testament at Union City, Indiana. on this lirst day of April in the year of our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Forty-three. The foregoing document was signed by the said Senior Class as their last will and testament in our presence, and we now subscribe our names as witnesses. Smith Haber, Y43 Phyllis Kantner, '43 Fairbourne- I had a date with the cutest Beta at VVabash. Page Tu-e,,fy-f1,,ee I T 1 1 I I' 1 x. 9 'ix PR PHECY For I dipt into the future, Far as human eye could see, Saw the wonder of the century- 'llhe class of Forty-three, Maggie Read, stenographer, llas gained such great success, XN'illie llinkle mastered physics :Xnd teaches in U. C. H. S. Frances Lou thrills her listeners ,-Xs the pianist of the age. And Lola. our Sub-Deb president, ls a star upon the stage. XYe hear that Cicero and XVebster In speeches are surpassed Hy Lewis Smith and B. XYilson XYho climbed to fame so fast. Chemie is a diplomat ln far-off Newfoundland. l'ilot Coleman flies a plane XYith a skilled and steady hand. Donald is a dancing star Of the Arthur Murray fame, .Xnd janet as a singer Has won a worldwide name. Margaret Geyer is a farmer's wife .-Xml happy is her lot. Her home is in Coletown In a pretty garden spot. lfleta touts a slide trombone ln illlillllllj' l3orsey's band. Dick Kantner now has just returne From cleaning up japan. Mary Lou. a socialite. ls the fairest of the fair, .Xnd lu. li. lfvans. cameraman, Has become a millionaire. lfli the third is now in law l.AXnd different things like thatl, XYarms the Supreme Court bench And wears a stove-pipe hat. .Xdmiral Caron, our navy man, Has sailed the seven seas, d And Sue Fitzgerald. our nature artist ls painting birds and bees. .Xrlette. the shyest of our class, ls hostess in the U. S. O, Raymond is a polo-playing star XYho can make his horses go. 7 7 9 H tmt latulu mir Miss L-ridwell- NYe ll have a quiz on the XXI ERICAN OBSERVER PRCDPHECY Mary Nelson is real happy, A soldier she has wed. She makes a grand housekeeper And is some cook, 'tis said. Norma Thomas, Congresswoman, Lives in VVashington, D. C. Richard Hufford a president Of a large university. Iilltlll6lS on the radio VVith Clara, Lu 'n Em. Edith P. collects antiques For Mrs, Garr's museum. jean Spatuzzi, clothes designer, ls another Adrian. Rosey Porter runs a school for girls In snowy Switzerland. Arabella is a noted Senator, Her name we often see. Author of chilling mysteries ls little Mary Key. jackson Murphy, tightin' Marine. In highest rank does stand From the banks of Tripoli To shores of Ireland. Donna Frazier is a buyer At Saks Fifth Avenue. Cllilfleell owns a flower shop In New York City, too, The Foreign Legion saw Teegarden, VYho has a yen for verse. The army thinks Phil Kantner A darn good-looking nurse. Romaigne Thomas with her liddle And the bestest tunes of all ls our leading virtuoso Playing in Carnegie Hall. joan is in Ohio State VVeighed down by Ph, D.'s And Merle in the jot-Em-Down Is selling groceries. Comes now Kay Fitzgerald Working on the N. Y. Herald. james A. Parent is a miller Avocation: lady-killer. For I dipt into the future, Far as human eye could see, Saw the wonder of the century- The class of Forty-three. Co1'ky- Where are my photo-floods F Page Twenty-Fr .0 In unfor Qfficers reasurer: Dorothy Arinstron J., ia If r 1 , , t 5 JU ion ACU H113 it ol M .Xfter ten years of hard struggles and few kind words, we are at last ilie niiglity class ul '-ll. Forty-one of us entered our eleventh year at Union 3. City High School. ,Xlter twenty weeks, however, we became a class of thir- 2 ty'-four nienibers, 'l'wenty-two of ns are peeking' typewriters, scribbling short- hand. and studying bookkeepiiig in the business course. The other twelve vlnniors are either pnrsniiig the chemistry and Latin ol the academic course, or are delving into the kitchen and shop work of the vocational Course. ll .Xll this work and we hluniors still iind time for band, orchestra, and eliorns reliearsalsg baseball and basketball practice: intra-niural and G. A. A. workouts: XYesterner and HSllCCCSSl1SnjUl3S1 lloys' Club and Sub-Deb activ- if ities. Robert Caron, Richard Stewart. and Kathryn Montano voice our prob- lenis and ideas on the Student Council, 5: ll During the lirst ol the school year. we elected our Class olliccrs: 1 Robert Caron, president: Richard Stewart, vice-presiclentq Carol Vernon, sec- l retaryg llorotlij' .Xrnistroneg treasurer. lfnder the direction of Mrs. Dunten l :and Mr. llrinribangli. our class sponsors. we chose silver-gray and maroon as tlass colors. L l Soon after the class organization, we began the sale of Christmas xx reaths, 1 hir next undertaking was the hlunior Class play, l'lane Crazyn. VVQ sponsored several dances alter the basketball games. As the year drew to a l, eiose, we .lnniors entertained the Seniors with the annual junior-Senior re- ception. .7 W'e look forward ln our coming' Senior year with great expectations. l: -Don MCCorkle. I v nyc iflzecrily-Six li U ' ill NYilson- I in the best debater in the state of Ohio. i l l'resident1 Robert Caron ' Yice-president: Richard Stewa Secretary: Carol Vernon JU 1 R CLASS Sitting, left to right: Richard Stewart, Dorothy Dunn, Harriet llerbst, Betty liickel, .loan Cotter. lflezltrice lilickel. Ruth Richey, Reba Richey. Carol Vernon, Kathryn Montztno, Alice Sipe, lloruthy Mason. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Dunten, Sponsor: David Schricker lvllllillll Dean. James King, Richard Hinkley, John Lyons, Robert Caron, Donzilfl McCorlcle, Robert linker. John Barth, Mr. Brunihaugh, sponsor. Third row ,left to right: Dale Tipple, Mary AlCFZl1'lZ11lCly Dorothy Armstrong. Ioan Stentzel, Fairhourne Patchell. Gloria W'altz, Betty Morgan, Dorris WHSSO11, Lucy Hines, Marg'zu'et Livingston, Phyllis liotliztst, Dick Seibert. Absent: jack Mason, Esther Vkfhistler, Hugh g'Xl'1'l1St1'O1'1g, Louis Mullen, Dorothy Spicer, Charles Rose. Romaigne- Oh, I woulcln't say tlmtf, page Tu.C,,fy,5,,w,, op omore ACflU7f7UQS XYe are the class of '45-the largest class now in school. In selecting our subjects. all titty of us are taking the required Eng- lish. Some are pursuing the academic course: some prefer the business course: and others are getting in on the practical side with home economics and shop. Sixteen of us are in the band and orchestra. XYe can also add that the drum major-Bob Turner-is a member of our Sophomore Class. Most of us are taking physical education. The boys play basketball and the girls play Indian kickball, ring tennis, and basketball. bl. C. Lyons, Bob I-luffer, Bob Turner, l'hil XN'hitesel, Roger Dye, Hob Rosenbush, and Gene Bennett are on the basketball squad. NYe feel that our Kittens will go places when they become Wildcats Along with basketball, we must mention that Sophomores -lanet Kantner and jean Frazier are two of the school's cheer leaders, XYe have elected Gene Bennett, l.ois Lantz, and hlanet Kantner to the Student Council. It is evident that we have felt some eilects from the war. Several of our boys are taking on war jobs. NVQ know that we are an up-and-coming class in Union City High School. -Joan Haber Itm. Yuenlu .ight jean Frazier- Meet you at the Sweet Shop PHCMQRE Sitting, left to right: Phyllis Best, Carol Key, Betty Baker, Mary Alice Prosser, Ceresa Moore, Joan Haber, Shirley Schoenfelcl, Lueile Skirer, Donna Perkins, Carlene Merritt. janet Kantner, Helen Rosenbush, Patricia Lahey. Second row, left to right: Gene Bennett, Paul Hines, Dennis Kelt- ner, James Bartholomew. Leslie Aukerman. Robert Turner, Robert Rosen- bush, Roger Dye, Joseph Lindley. Laurren XYigger. -Ioan Mangas. Third row, left to right' James Ellison, 'lean Frazier, Earlene Mer- ritt, Anne Chattin, .Ioan XVelch, Annabelle XYeleh, Eunice Moore, Betty Hunl- niel, Mary Ellison, Betty Bushaw, Patty Goodman, Lois Lantz. Fourth row, left to right: Calvin Paige. James Geyer, Robert Allen, jack Hollinger, Jack O'Connor. J. C. Lyons, Toni Jefferis, john Meredith, Robert Huffer, Philip Wliitesel. Absent: Phyllis Cox, Pauline Smith. Marcella NVhistler, Robert lVestfall, Mr. Blackburn- And how are you today ? Page Tu-enfy-nm rash W1 a n A CfI.Ul'f7.QS As wc. the class of 1946, talcc the ninth step up our educational lad- der, wc realize the thrill and responsibility of being in high school. Some of us are taking an academic or husincss course, while others are enrolled in the industrial or the home economic courses. Our class has entered enthusiastically into all high school activities. 'We elected Betty XYallick and lfarl Brown to represent our class on the Stud- ent Council, 'liom Marker is the freshmen member of the Bachelors' Club and the Athletic Council. Ruth Heaty and Mary XYilson, members of our class, are on the staff of the XYesterner . Dick Cotter. Earl Brown, Tom Marker, and LeRoy Stcntzel are the freshmen on the second team haslcethall squad. Most of the freshmen hoys take part in the lntra-Mural Sports Pro- gram. Our class is well represented in the music department. having mem- bers in chorus. hand, and orchestra. Many freshmen participated in the high school VVar Bond and Stamp llrivc, and we have taken an active part in the various salvage drives in our community through such organizations as the Boy Scouts and the Girl Scouts. -LeRoy Stentzel Page Tliirly Frances Lou- 1 forgot the orchestra music FRE HME Sezitecl. lelt to right: Gloria Lztncless, Patty Stewart, Mztrgaret Elli- 5011.-lZll1lCC ,llllOl'l1lJl11'g. Mzu'gzn'et Dunn. liZl1'l7Zl1'11. Hood. llelen C1'ZlXX'fU1'Ll, .Xnnzt liezul, lrii Fulk, rllllijllllll Mangas, hlzrnet l':lliCl'll7C1'1'y. Second row, left to right: ,lll1lll1lZ1S Marker, Rnsbell i:l'lPXYll, Max lollll'1'lllgC1', john l'zn'ent, LeRoy Stentzel, liclclie Hines, Donztlcl Davis, Robert .-Xriiistrong, llilly 'loe 1'l1'Z1ZiCl', Ricliarcl Prosser. 'llliirfl row, left to right: llliyllis llrzttton, Mzn'jo1'ie 'llurneiy Mae Ruth llzltterson, Betty jenn XYz1llick. ljeggy llnllfer, Lois Mason, Rhea liuek- inglizun, Lezltrice Coby, lfileen Cliuttin, Mary XYilson, Ruth Ellen lleaty, Fourth row, left to right: Jeannette Spzitnzzi. VYenclell Resor, Dick ilruss. jack IiEl11tl1Cl', ,lack Mzmgzis, Ricliard Cotter, Maxine XYelJb. Absent: jack Yvilllllllbf, Eileen Shade. Roberta Reid. Ruth Nelson, llob Livingston, Mary Lou Gullett. Freslinien- Are you kidding? Page Tfm-fy-mz 1.7 570 EIGHTH GRADE E if -it Sitting, left to right: Elvadore Hollinger, John Hook, Jack Merritt, Franz Moore, Jim Price. Second row, left to right: Harold Banta, Charles Eynch, Robert Dale Anderson, Martha Por- ter, Elnora Bretz, Beverly Hiatt, Marilyn Bupt, Donald Wampler, Buddy Humphries, Norma Anders, Doris West. Third row, left to right: Roberta Burris, Betty Bicknell, Rosalie Wag'g'oner, Ruth Bickel, Vera Nielsen, Martha Evans, Lillian Tipple, Alta McClancy, Barbara Keltner, Dawn Reitenour. Fourth iow, left to right: Gloria Furguson, Marjorie Westfall, Phyllis Mullen, Phyllis Altis, Martha McCullough, Katherine Blackburn, Dorothy Runyon, Violet Stooksbury, Marilyn Temme, Jean Kirwin, Kathryn Richey. Fifth row, left to right: Jack Landess, Robert Welch, Edmon Fulk, Warren Montano, Joseph Welch, Georgie Johnson, Robert Weimer, Richard Sipe, J. R. Livingston, Gene Hindsley. Absent: Virginia. Wigger. . SEVENTH GRADE , Seated, left to right: Donald Sipe, Jerald Smith, Jerry Kantner, Gerald Smith, Philip Brown, Jack Haninions, Junior Nelson, David Beaty. Second row. left to rig-ht: Betty Shaffer, Caryl Fisher, Mary McCullough, Helen Montano, Rcadae Fox, Ruth E. Seman, Roger Bruss, Cecelia Fulk, Doris Harrison, Barbara. Butcher, Marilyn Thomas, Nancy Blankley. Third row, left to right: Patsy Kyle, Carol Gunckel, Leon Stump, Billy Price, Robert Reid, Edna Peters, John Patchell, Nancy Proctor, Rebecca Burris, Raymond Williams, Gene Armstrong. Fouith row, left to right: Mary Corbly, Betty Pearl Merritt, Virginia Dicks, Marcella Mangas, Joel Tibbetts, Norma Mangas, Richard Stein, John Evans, Donald Hines, Robert Miller, Max Brown. Fifth row, left to right: David Skiver, Phillip Wise, Phyllis Jean Mangas, Betty Lee Anders, Norma Shockney, Janet Castle, Janis Marker, Danny Wieger, Donald Parks, Weldon Witters, Billy Bratton. Absent: Leland Bruss, Beverly Buckingham. Patty Carpenter, Norma Garringer, Richard O'Dell, David Waggoner. 7'lm-1y.fn-.1 Dick Stexvart- 'l'ickets. please. 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'::,,y,g,nnl'-VvY'm:i. 1, A fi, Wig? .2f ' hd' T' ACf7.U7.f7.QS I T 1 1 I I' 1 x. 9 'ix lw 1 L 1 SLACL' NNLN N ul N L ll wzllclxcrl 1 N Lung Lf I'L'Ili1fX lhk N , xLn L1lL1 uuslx' LIT 11N 111111. L LI L buN111LNN BIZIIIZIQLI 111 LL Hlllllklfl N L tn the 131111 L lf 1 Ruth 1 t N L Q 1 dx mx N lmzlrd. 4 lc CUIILL m Nu. m vmmuqxu llwm:1N madly i lllI1Cl' NL-Ning' swing CZlI'tllU N N N NNLL 1 vice. . L N N I mc Ll IQ ter. , . SILTIN Lui IL IL .LN xxL NLL thL wen safely ll ll I XPLL tz1tiunN 1N XXL xx ut tm tu L mplLtLL 111111. . X hulmg CIQSSLN xxlll mLLt Luth umm lp um X112 Sham Xml hung mc 1 LHIJPZL LOHCC1 estemer Rushing reporters pursuing faculty members anfl stnclents in search of news. . . . Norma 'l'homas, wild-eyecl with ecli- torial cares, prowling through the halls hunting her wandering reporters. . . .Xssociate editors lileta Merritt and .Xr- lette linpt racking their brains for a fea- ture slory, . . , Mrs. Shiyely clistrilvuting assigninent-sheets .... Sports eclitor Bill lily pounrling out copy .... Art editors Ruth lleaty and liarlene Kleritt working on the stencil ..,. Students lmesiegecl for the hook reviews ancl erlitorials. . Everyone asking, XYho is the Asp? . . lfclith llatterson hovering oyer the mim- eograph machine .,... ' Xll cares gone as the paper comes out after all. ...The Friday afternoon excitement as the pa- pers are clistribntecl ,... The seeoncl se- mester saw a new weekly NYIQSTERNER take the place of last year's monthly mags azine .,.. .Xnother year of new steps taken toward the improvement of the XYESTERNER. Mr. Harader- zo minutes at 3 :3O, dUB4DEBd Cnder their ollicers, Lola Hendricks and Sue Fitzgerald, the Sub-llebs got off to a grand start in September by sponsoring the tirst get-together of the year. Football at Har- ter Park, hot dogs. and dancing at school made a swell combination. Halloween time saw the Sub-Debs planning another exciting party. The gym was turned into a real corn field by tolls of Corn shocks, bales of hay, and stolen pumpkins. Thanksgiving Day drew near and the club planned and gave an exceptional Thanksgiving program. Later in the fall, the club entered enthusiastically into the Ilond-Selling Contest. outselling the lloys' Club by several thousand dollars. After the semester exams had taken their toll, the Sub-Debs made plans for their annual Valentine party. As a Yalentine present to the teachers, parodies were sung to them by Ruth Sanford. Leon Teegarden, Romaigne Thomas, and llud Haber. In April the Sub-Debs sponsored Mrs, John Cummings' reading of Harrie's play. XYhat lfyery XYoman Knows. One of the last activities planned by the Sub-Debs was a party at the theatre and a dance in the gym. Instead of presenting their traditional scholarship to an outstanding high school girl the Sub-liebs have decided to give a twenty-tive dollar war bond to a senior girl. aM argaret Read G,ApA The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to encourage girls' sports and pro- mote good sportsmanship in high school. We elected lfleta Merritt president, Anne Coleman Vice-president and Carlene Mer- ritt secretary-treasurer. Headed by Mrs. Brierly, we played basketball, badminton, and volley ring tennis during the winter. ln November Betty ,lean XYallick won honors for her out- standing playing ability in the ring-tennis tournament. Early in the spring, we began our bowling activities and made plans for hiking and archery. -Margaret Read I TRAlURAL The lntra-Mural program this year started in the fall with soccer and football at Harter Park. Later. two rounds of a basketball intra-mural league completed the activi- ties. VVithout a defeat, the Pussy-cats won the lirst round of hardwood play while the Demons and Benchwarmers linished in a deadlock for second place. The second session ended with the Benchwarmers and Pussycats tied for lirst berth while a strong Demon live tinished close on their heels. -Bill Ely Page Tfzii-ly-six Gloria- I'm in love. U. C. H. S. AND THE WAR During the past year, this high school has seen son1e llll1HOl'tZ'tl1t changes take place, so that it can better serve in the all-out war effort. Not only have new classes been added. but members of the faculty and student body have taken their places in the ranks of the armed forces. Those leaving this school for the arm y were l'fc. llamilton, former business teacher. Pfc. Hugh Armstrong and Pvt. John Lyons, members of the junior Class. .Xt the begin- ning of the second semester, James Parent entered Ohio State University on an accelerated college plan, and XYilliam lily entered Indiana University under an accelerated program in April. XYilliam XYilson and XYillia1n Caron entered Ball State College. leaving the high school in March. There are others who will probably leave before school begins next fall. So that those interested could learn more about aviation. Mr. Bruinbauglfs phy- sics class was turned i11to a course on pre-avia tion and model-plane building. The physical education classes were extended to meet the requirements of the new physical litness pro- gram. and a class in international radio code was begun during the second semester under the direction of Mr. Barr. The school has also helped in other city defense programs. ln October a war bond drive was launched by the Sub Deb and Boys' Clubs in the form of a contest to see who could sell more stamps and bonds. The boys helped in the scrap metal and paper sal- vage drives, and the girls in the home economics classes made arinbands for the blackout officials. Members of the student body, along with the teachers. have helped in the ration- ing of sugar, fuel oil. and canned goods. Social hours were held in which the admission was either a tin can or a defense stamp. In the spring, a basketball tournament between classes was held. The proceeds, a total of sixty dollars. were donated to the Red Cross, U. C. H. S. is doing its share. -Kathryn Montano Gene Evans- Hold it, Miss Regelf' Page Thirty :wen C1anrlnetiir-XX'alter Shaw Flutes janet Castle Ili-verly lliatt .Ioan Mangas Marx' McCullough Relna Richey Norma 'llhoinas llells Roniaigne 'llhoinaa Ulwoe Kathryn Montano Saxaphones Phyllis lilothast I. C. Lyons llorothy Mason Rohert Caron Dick Seibert Hass Clarinet David Selirieker I'lorn5 blames Hartholomexx David Beaty Franz Moore Richard Sipe 'loe Welch llaritones .Xllen llye Smith Haber llill XYilson Frefl Harlow Cornets Roger llrnss Xvillllllll Dean Mary Lou Dillon Robert Miller XYarren Montano ,less Nielsen Rohert Reid l,eroy Stentzel llielq Stein Marilyn Tennne Robert Turner 'loan NYelch llhillip XVise gc lfin-ly-cigflt Clarinets Ruth lfieaty 4Xrl.ette Bupt lliclc Hruss 'lanet Iiikenberry Caryl Fisher l'atsy Kyle Charles Lynch Helen Montano LlCl'CSZI lloore Iletty Morgan .-Xnna Read Margaret Read Roberta Reid Ruth Richey Gunther Todter Carol Vernon Maxine VX'elJli Ruth Seman 'llroinhones Roger Dye ,lack Hollinger Lois Lantz lfleta Merritt Gene 1-lindsley Bass llill Ely 'llulll Marker Laurren Wiigger String Bass Ruth Ann Sanford Percussion black Lyons Don Matthew 'lack Murphy Annabelle Wieleh Robert Anderson john Patchell Murph: VVhere's Sliclc?,' NVillie: XYith Sugar Plum. , - 4 CDRCHE TRA C1111cl11ctw1'-XY:1lte1' Shaw Yiulins R11mz1ig11e ,Pl1Oll1Zl.5 Suzanne Fitzgeralcl llelen RlJ5ClllDl1Sll Fz1irlJu11r11e Patellell Mz11'tl1:1 llCCl1llUL1gl1 Shirley Schoenfelcl Betty Hu1nn1el Yera Nielsen Viulas janet Kant11e1' .XllIlZll1CllC xY6lCl1 'lklllll Stentzel Cc-llu 'lf,1z111 llz1lJe1' lllufla XYZlltZ in llme liillllfyll llf111tz111o 'l'1'11111l11111ef lfletzl Merritt l,11i5 l.Zll1tZ lil,,lgL'l' DYE? Bass loan NYelcl1 String H1155 Ruth Ann Sz111fu1'fl l11ll ltlx' l.ZlL1l'1'CIl XX Iggy-1' Flutes Kay Fitzgerald Xurnm ,l1l1Ol11Zl5 'I 112111 Mungas Clarnlets Mz11'g'211'et Read fXrLette Bupt Ruth Ellen Beaty 1 1 E S:1xz1pl11111e5 lllll'Olllf' llasun llick Seillert Phyllis Botlmrt lbavid Sclnieker Cornets Rulnert Turner Xyllllillll Dean XYz11'1'en Mtwntano l'e1'Cuss11,111 D1 1n Mz1ttl1ew llz11'itu11es Smith llz1l,1e1' Bill XYil5On French Horns .lzunes l,la1'tl111l11111ex1 'lne XYelcl1 lllb Got El. letter f1'U111 tUdZl.y.U Page Tllfrty nm CH RIT Cuiicluctm11'-XY:1lt1-1' Slluw .Xrlutle llupt Phyllis liz111t11c1' l'll'1ll1L'QS lmu Mangus lflctu Blcrritt Bl:11'gz11'ct Read Ruth Sz111f111'cl .lzmct 'llliokcy S11zz11111Q lfitzgclulcl N111'111:1 'l'l111111z15 Ru111z1ig11c 'l'l111111z15 12lu1'i11 NYz1ltz Cuiwml Ya-1'111r11 l :1i1'ly1r111'11e l'z1tcl1cll li:1tl11'y11 Rlwiitzliiu Phyllis llutlinst llcutricc Biclicl hlflllll llulmci' .lzmct li:111t11c1' Luis Lzuitz hltlllll 3lZll'lgZlF l7111111z1 l.Oll llCl'lil11S llc-lc11 Rnsclilausli Ruth llczlty lfilccii Cl1z1tti11 hlzuict lf1ikc11lJc1'1'y .xllllil Read Maxine lYelmb lletty lilllllllltll lflill Caruii Hill Clieiiowctli llill Ely Smith l'lz1lJc1' Dick lizmtiici' 'luck Alllfljlly llill xXYllSUl'l llill 1501111 lluli Cz11'1111 ljtill AlCCUl'lill: -lzmies Ring illlblll bleffcrius .luliii llartli james l'lz11'tl1ul11111c1x Roger Dye .lack lflulliiigci' Rubert 'lll1l'11C1' -lulm Mcreclitli 121-uc llcimctt . bl. L. l4yl,,fl15 Page 13111-ly .ln Anne SlLClltZCl-UClllCl1l 'lllwt lJL'l.lxLl N iot r, 11 , kv ' .,1f .M -wf, ff 1 Q Ypqn E nu X I z if - 2' xr' 'w ' 1 ,I gi.. : Q ' V ' ,.,,, - ,xl gm ' -, , Y M . if X 7 4 . 5 I 2 , - M 5 . ,I '3 A 'ww' i , A x f h : K .s ,M Q , X ,QA ,Q ' S , 2 -A255 . 4 'Ma its If ? ilgq 1, , .fag Q 1' I + sz Q ll -' vim. gr rf in 1 2? gif x 1 'x 9 G N'-l u. : 4 N WA ,, QA is K ,A ww 5 W? .-, A Six' '. -FQNE .. -.. sb. Y I X yu ll, , AV 1 iff 5' ff: X' . xi, - . S . ak -L a gg, all ,f, ., s -A f Q 4 ' Y xi r-- 1 A x ff L K. Q, 1 . , , J I E as W Q - x I .N .kr i m M v 9-Sk A P t .m.. g6'A Page CALE DAR OF EVE TS Sept. 8-School opens! Beware of those demons tsometimes called seventh gradersj rush- ing around at a break-neck speed. Sept. 15-Everyone considers leaving school to work at canning factory. Sept. go-The Seniors are at it again! In their first class meeting of this year, they are hav- ing a great iight over their officers. They tinally elected an all-man government. 1 1 Qct. 3-'I hree cheers for the Navy. XYe all enjoy Russ Ditmyer's talk on his adventures with German subs in the Arctic. Oct Get Qct Oct Oct Oct jsllave you seen any scrap metal? The boys are collecting it for Uncle Sam. . 5-Study halls are very bare. Everyone is in the auditorium listening to the XYorld Series. I5-SCI'llU1' rings come. Wiatch the quick exchange, io-llonds for sale! lt's a hot contest to see if the girls can sell more than the boys. 33. 15-A welcomed vacation! The teachers attend the Institute in lndianapolis. 16-H ave you noticed that white patch everyone is wearing on his arm? It's the test for 'r rx L Oct. .zo-Get out your prettiest sweater and skirt and your best tie, There will be lots for fun at that Halloween party tonight. Nov. 3-The lYildcats take on their tirst opponents. XYhat a thriller! The tina! score-Hag- erstown 343 Union City 35. Nov. I5-'l!llCJlllllU1'5 strut to the pep session proudly wearing their new maroon and gray sweaters. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. .zo-The XYildcats' lirst victory! The Portland llanthers are the defeated ones, 26. 17-Vie give thanks for Thanksgiving vacation. 4-We win a basketball game from Saratoga and celebrate with a dance afterwards. S-Sharpen your brains, all you upper classmen! Those I. Q. tests are scheduled for today. Dec. I5-All assembly for the girls. And the speaker? A real IVA.-XC. who described her army training. llec. I6'KTl11'lJl1y proves great hero. Carries out at least seven girls from study hall who tainted because of diptheria innoculations. Dec Dec Dec Jan. jan. -lan. jan, ulan. Jan. Al an. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb IQ-hltl1llUl'S. burdened down with Christmas wreaths, are delivering them all over town. 3:-.-X game with the alumni! The one-time lYildcats fall before our present team. 13-We are out for a Christmas vacation! Need we say more? 4-l-Zack to school with all New Year's resolutions still lirm in our minds. I5-SEl1lCStCl' ends. XYhat a relief to have those semester tests behind us. IS-SCllCCllllCS are all rearranged to include a physical fitness program for this semester. ll-Slllilll pox vaccination. just dare to hit anyone on the arm. g54Air the building! The chemistry class is experimenting with sulphur. 26-vlllllltll' rings come. Wiatch the even quicker exchange. 38- Everybody look purty, and smile at the birdie. SUCCESSUS pictures! 3-Today we elect a Student Council. II-The juniors present their play, Plane Crazy . l6'lJl'. Slutz gives welcome advice to all of us studellts. I7-Sllli Deb Valentine party. Those songs about our teachers made a hit! IQ-GEIIHC with Ridgeville. The band got out their uniforms and proved that they had not forgotten how to march. Feb. zz-The Seniors and juniors spend the week issuing food ration books to the 3.000 in- habitants of Union City. March 1-Everyone recites in hushed voices. This might be due to the fact that the Sec- tional tourney was last week-end. March 5-A Senior-junior that is not to be forgotton soon. March I:-A class tournament. In 'L fravlv decorated Uvmnasium, the Seniors light for vic- Lb-- 6. ts tory and the prize-a little brown jug, March go-The physics class finally finishes putting back together the motor they tore apart. llut, oh Fate! they forgot to replace four bolts in the middle, so they'll be working on the same motor a few more weeks. .-Xpril 30-The -luniors entertain the Seniors with the annual reception at the Elks Club. May 14- Mr, jones Goes to VVar, an operetta presented by the chorus. May .28-The school doors close behind us as we come to the end of a busy year and the end of four busy and happy years for the Seniors. Fm-ty-ta-tv Mr. Frazier- Now, I see no sense in studying Latin. - -'1avi?f'N J.- X ,:f.?fP?A1'f,' t Ll I1i'.nMl1 's,k I-is . A 7,--3, - 312' 5? ggi: LH-Q 33' if-f 155 V ' L. 53 if . 'QNX Aix 3-. X'-. fl gl fy M M-fx' X5 -,V Ax I 0 Jw n.,.q dfuwvpor f' . 1' L ,.-f 'J . .,J 'f f EH 0' - , 'V '-'JK X I .wif 3 ,X M i f ' - 2 H '+. 2 ' N H Es!'g:ifZLn ,, ,mf ' A' ' ,f ' X .K-df f . 1 R 1' .wjm x ' fxjf X my f. 6,r'- Ruta -JFJFJ' fa E .'?igV,1,f-+'f .yr 5 iz E1 i V1-.f ,Ji-rch E is x 1' '9- 2 lg 5 X N fi 5 . MQ , rp Qvmx 5 , Ishii' f-.-4Y3f' - J if :' E -,M-J y .EE . AfZ,jeh.CS x L'NIf JY CITY 33 13 37 38 I3 35 JS 3' Sai'zitoga 13: 'l'ou1'nt-5' lil age Furly-ftvzrl' dk 34 33 40 34 :S .20 S4 ,W -J SU go L CllE1I'l05,uAIZlCU. McCullough has served eighteen years as Iligh School. In a teacher in Union City his fifteen years as basket- ball coach in this school. the XYildeats have failerl but twice to he a threat in the tourna- inent. 'llhe 'Cats reached the semi-hnals of the sectional tournalnent all hut three times. Qvel' his span of hfteen Mr, KIcCullough's successful eoaching years, te3.I1IS XYUI1 UYQI' SCVClltV pei' cent uf the regular scheduled tilts. 7 xg. A-N .:' f , U lf '1- ly f ' M ' C ,Y ef ' F :I x vel, ss, ft -my Iv xv X 4' i, k V 'Y I 'fl f'CA'?1 . V yi X. if' ' J' X A Ng ' s a eg, 'E . gf ' 'I 5. Q. yvyf ' I 7- eff' I 'ff I I 1: an Xa yy fx af' 5 .- V4 -h 4 YA N , . is , ' 1. ' IL 'f SY . 35. N aff ?I'I'47NIfX'IlS UNION CITY OPPONENTS I'lage1'stou'n 4.7 XY 36 Alumni Yorktown zo I, 41 xYIllClICStC1' XYIl1ClICStCl' 4: XY 50 McKinley 1 ortland .39 I, 42 I'o1'tland jackson, Indiana 38 l. 58 Illllllilfli Saratoga I5 I, 30 Spartanburg jackson. Ohio :O I. .24 Ridgeville Stoney Creek County 131 XY .23 Modoc jackson. Indiana McKinley lourney 1:8 I, 3-L Saratoga X' , Xfc, I WILDCATL l'fc. llngh .'Xi'1iist1'img', whii is nmx' playing hir Uncle Sznn, n is nfitcfl 1 . for his hzircl defensive plziy :incl push-np cniiixmsitnis ..., Stinky llinlqlcy 11lllf'C1l inrwzircl, spzirklecl on pivots. and one-lizinrlccl shuts. . . . ln his first yczn' nn tht- varsity. l'hil YX'hitesel led thc 'Cat offciisivc, cnnstzintly driving' nnrlcr thc linux .... llucl Haher, who funfflit vicioiislv as zi ffuzircl. fn1'n'zii'rl zlnrl cuntt-r. bl . bv czirnerl his sccnncl stripe. . , . Spike 'lit-cg'zirclcn, tht- lung' shut artist, t-zn'iit-cl hi swczitci' this year hy starting every contest ,... Klnrpliy funglit nn tht- flclt-n 5 sive. relmnnrlc-Cl. played all positiuns tu cnrn his st-cr-nfl stripe. . . , 'lhny l,yiins, the Criinsun center and CZl1JtZll11,SCl'YCfl his third sczisun i,n the varsity, liecznnu iznnous fur his lung shuts frinn thc siflc. zincl has 11-lmiiiiclt-cl intn thc ,Xriny. v' 1' .h 4' M N , -ff -QW! ., 15,96 iw, if K 'Y 'E ' F ,ANY f i X Q ,f 'ii XXXXXQYLV X VX, wwf? v 5 tv X V 'X X B A 9' X. ,OX sl lx XX I. We 'Km . tr. H ry' . w if . - M 4 ,Aix v- X gf' gw f W ? x gf E X VJ i ,fig 5 V U r X. mx, , t 5.- ' r i sk .4 ' 1 '-1 X if if ' , X ,f jANli'l'. PHIL, AND -IEANNE Page Forty-five 4 x, is .ff X-Q 5 , 14, 5 . xv , .Xfj 'K y X at X V- ,lx 6 , X Th' XS 7' N fs., KITTENS Kneeling, left tu right: Ilene llennett. Iflnb Rosenbush. UI. C. Lyons. ,Iuhn Ilarth, Hub Caron. Ilob Ilutfer, Ilick Stewart, Ruger Dye. Second row: XYz1Iter lirumbaugh. coach. Holi Turner. Dick Cotter. Sunny Stentzel, Tom Marker, Iiarl Ilruwn, -lack IIICOIIIIOIY Fighting hard at all times, a euinpletely new Kitten quintet racked up Il ,714 average by winning IO tilts while dropping 4. The sophomores formed the nucleus fur the secnnd team. but the frshmen and juniors aided the Crim- sun effort. Height, rebwunding' ability, and passwork were the main cugs in the I-Iitten offensive. Fight always persisted. From time to time, regulars were moved to the varsity, and this handicapped the seconds: however, they gamely kept up their spirit by Iilling in In the best of their ability. XYinchester inzuizlgecl to win two of the four cuntests lust, with Dun- kirk and I'urtIz1nd each winning une. Mr. I'il'Ill11lJZlIlg'Il became the second team mentur late in the season in urcler to give Mr. McCullough, the 'Cut coach. more time tu wurk with the '.'IlI'5Ity. Ii I TT EX RECORI7 UNION CITY OPIIONENTS UNION CITY OPPONENTS I, 15 JI XYinchester I, I5 zz XYinchester XY :I 1 1 iI'IHl'tIZl.11CI XY .28 4 McKinley XY 13 Il jackson, Indiana L I5 29 Portland XY IU 1.2 Saratoga I. Inj, .26 Dunkirk XY I5 I3 hlzicksun, Ohiu XY 57 I7 Spartanburg XY 33 18 Stuney Creek XY 16 I3 Ridgeville XY 3- 13 Intramural All Stars Page Forty-SLI johnny I'arent Oh, Miss Rubey's always here! BA EBALL This lull saw ll successful season fur the luzisehzill nine. Chzilkiug up live straight victories. the Crimson mitscurecl their opponents sixty-fnui' tu eight. XY:1yne, Spzwtzmslmrg, Union, fll1lU,Z1l1Cl vlacksun, f Jhiu, were the XX'ild- czlt vietiins. 'llhe Vest Side lads plziyed zi tight utlenwive gzune and :lt the szune time displayed striking wtfensive punch. The Athletic Council zlwzu'derl sweaters tu llugh .Xl'l1lSll'Hl1g', eziptziin. lmn Mzlttliexv. .luck Lyfnis, and Leon 'llet-garden. The Council :iwzn'ded let- ters tem julnuiy l'lzn'th. llnlm Caron, lluh lluffer, l'hil XYhitesel, lliek Hinkley, ,lim King, and llill Chenmvetli. -.Iulm R. Meredith ll.XSl'1ll,-X Ll. SCORES Union City 7 1 XYziyne I6 1 S1JZll'lZllllHlll'g' 3: 1 Union City. Uhin I3 0 XYayne 6 5 jackson, Ohin 'liutul O4 S .Xverzige I3 2 v SCZltL'tl,lCittU1'lg'llt2uSlQll1lij l llinkley. Slw1'ty XX'hitesel. Hlludley' Xlzitthew. Seetnid ww, left to right: llufty Huffer, Fuzzy Barth, Tully l,yune, XYild Hill Clienoweth, jim King, Dick Stewzirt. izllllillllu Lynns, Red Meredith, Rug, Dye, Spike 'lleegzu'den, Sugar Llllftlll. Absent: Huffh Arinstruiiv' and lluh XYestfall. Z5 h 1'. McCullough- Squad meeting at 3120? paw 110rf5,.Se,e,, SNAPN lliezirliiig l'1'm11 left tu right norms the pzlgesj 1 .Xlmllo Dean , , . l'luU'h, one ftmt in U. C. 1-I S N . .t . zmrl the uther in the gXrmy .... XYi1t'1l the deep pm'- ple falls uyei' sleeping' study hulls .... Huh 'iill1'IlCl'y5 liiwt eiieuuntei' with jim Nasiuiu ,... Huffei' in his iiwu little mite inthe Sweet Shwp .... Peggy Huffer lezuiing' 'guiust the I'ill:1i' uf Iil'lUXYiCCig'L' .... Lola walking rluwu llezlth Huw ,... XYilstm, CZLTUII, Chen- nweth. 'iiCCQ'Zll'dt'll-Zl. smile, Zl smirk, a frown, and Z1 sneer .... Vfc. J, Hamiltnu: New the way it is in th X my C1 HI iurl f lmli thuwt 'ot L tml' 11' -nv-' L I ' 2 Q' f TWD .Lf .4 'n - 1 4,..-I 1' vp' if vm: im: .906 'S Donalrl llartholomexv liverette l-lreig Lueien llrooks Zelma llroxvn Betty Hupt Mary lilyrum hlohn Caron Roger Davis l-Ietty Frazier Ivan llarringer Charles llullett Peggy Haber Robert Harrison Mary llaselmire Ray llines - Norma ,lean lfluifer lfclxvarcl liaueher l'hyllis liemp l'atsy liennon Dellmert Key Donalcl Key Rolmert Lahey Nacline Loy Robert Maloon Margerite Mangas Marilyn Mangas hloan Mason - Geraldine McCarthy Yirginia McClintock liolmert MeRose llarolcl Mullen Peggy Myers 'llecl Urtlip Dick l'hipps Robert l'ielcetQ Yivian l'otts Harolrl l riee Nellie l'rosser Frefl Rearl llarhara Riffle Margie Sipe Helen Skiver Donald Stehleton flrline Straley -ne Straley el Yeit ner eimer sel -ods ALUM I 1942 - St. l.ouis lncliana University lileetrie Light Otiice Red 75 Creamery llall State College Union City ,Xrmy Air Corps Kemper Furniture Company .Xrmy lnrliana L'niversity Del'auxv L'niversity Army St. Yineent's Hospital .-Xriny Red 75 Creamery gXrniy Indiana University Kemper Furniture Company Army Army Piqua Farmers State Bank Union City Body Company Patterson Field, Dayton Recl 73 Creamery Union City XYright Fielrl, Dayton Miami-.Iacolws Business College liairlielcl, Ohio .-Xrmy lfnion City Arniy lnfliana University Navy Dayton Sweet Shop Dayton Navy NYright Field. Dayton 'Fihhetts Plumbing Company Kempers Furniture Company Navy Fort NVayne Army lncliana University Arthur jordan Conservatory of Music Dayton Dayton l-!ailey's Leon- I worked 66 hours this week, beside school! Alumni Class of 1918 joe Kaucher Class of 1922 john H. Greist USA Eniory K. Mangus USA Virgil L. Strakan USN Erie Sonnich, ex '22 USN Class of 19.23 james Nelson USA Harold Vllhite USA Class of 19.26 Edward Leahey USA Class of 1927 josephine Murphy USA Class of 1931 Charles Noffsinger USA Class of 1932 Don Harshman USN Fred Schofield USA james Vlioodbury USA Class of 1933 Bert Eugene Davis USA Russell A. Mason USA Robert Tibbetts USA Charles Tritt, jr, USA Vliilliam Lytle USA Class of 1934 Roger Brooks USA john Gruber USN 1 Gerald Sutton USA Ralph Thornburg, jr. USA Class of 1935 Edwin H, Ginn, jr. USA Nora Haselmire USA Richard Murphy USN john Potts USA Clement Romeiser USA of U. C. H. ln Service Class of 1936 Earl Brooks USA Verl jeliferies, ex '36 USA john jacobs USA Harry Porter USA Stuart Rilfle USA john Smith USA Vl'illiam Sweeney USA Class of 1937 Gle11 Dillon USA Nelson Frazier USA George Hill USA Regina Murphy USA Alan L. Ortlip USN james Thokey USA Louis Vernon USA jan1es B, VVickersham USN Paul V. VVigger USA Class of 1933 Norman Anderson USA james Cotter USA Robert Eley USA Raymond Fox USA james Koontz ex ,SQ USA Elden Lindley USA XYendell Riffle USA Paul Scolield USA Fred Snook, jr. USA Glenn Strait USA john Sutton USA Harvey AAYCHIISI' USA Richard VVhitesel USA Class of 1939 Ralph Eldon Blackford USN john Henry Kantner USN Paul Shafer USA joseph Sutton USA Eugene Teegarden USA Class of 1940 Robert Brown USN Robert Bruss USA Richard Birum USM Norman Caplinger USA Richard Ely USN Byron Green, jr. USA Richard Kaucher USN Xliallace King, ex '40 USA john Kirxvin USA Gilbert Mangas USA joseph Marshall USM james Patchell USA XYilliam Seibert USA Stanley Riffle USA Robert lN'ampler USA Francis XYilliams USA Class of 1941 Robert Bruss USA Eugene Caupp USA Uerbert Corbley USA Robert Davis USA Rolland Dean USA Richard Lollar USA john Malone USA Byron VYelbourn USA Robert NVilliams USA Class of 194: Roger Davis USA Donald Bartholomew USA Delbert Key USA Donald Key USA Harold Mullen USA Ted Ortlip USA Frederick Read USN Donald Stebleton USN Eugene Straley USA Class of 1943 Robert Wlest, ex '43 USA Class of 1944 Hugh Armstrong ex'44 USA john Lyons, ex ,44 USA joan VVelbourn- VVho. when, what, where! Page Fiflu one ymposizmfz of Nlfsfakes Miss Rubev: A man has X miles to travel. lle ffoes A miles bv train, B miles bv , . M I s . , boat. and Q miles he walks. lhe rest he Cycles. How lar does he cycle? Gene Bennett: ll, e, f, g. h. i. li. ki l, m. n. oy p. q, r. s. t. u, v, w miles. .lack Murphyz .X conjunction is a place where two railways meet, john Parent: Shakespeare wrote tragedies. Comedies. and errors. lxathrvn Montauo: .Xu oboe is an American tramp. Miss l-lriclwell: XYhat is the American method of Capital punishment? Dick Kautner: ln America people are put to death by elocution. Miss Mardi Children, l'm dismissing you ten minutes early today. Please go out quietly so as not to wake the other classes. Mrs. Shively: All extremely bright men are eoneeitecl. llob 'l'urner: Oh. I don't know. I'm not, Miss llrarly: Give an example of a collective noun, llill Caron: Garbage can. l'hil: l hear you got into trouble for calling the clean a fish. lion: l didn't eall him a Fish. I just said. 'llhat's our dean. real fast. 1 ln biology class -lohn Meredith gave the following definition: 'lo keep milk from turning sour, you should keep it in the cow. XYilliam Dean: Beware nf the brides of March. Romaigne: jimmy makes me tired! loan: lt's vour own fault. dear. You should stop running after him. Mr. Shaw: Syneopation is emphasis on a note that is not in the piece. 'lack O'Conner: 'lihe earth makes a resolution every twenty-four hours, Mr. Haracler: XYhat is the name of the canal connecting the Red Sea with the Mediterranean? nl. C. Lyons: The sewage canal. lfairbourne: My favorite fruit is dates. Miss Marci: l7idn't I tell you to be prepared with your history lesson? And here you are unable to repeat a word ot it. llelen Rosenbush: l didn't think it was necessary. l've always heard that history repeats itself. llill lily: 'llennyson write a most beautiful p'.em Called, ln Memorandum. lletty llummel in Latin class: Maseiiline, man: feminine, woman: neuter, corpse. Page Fifty-nw Mary Lou- Hope my 'honey's' up townff Acknowfecfgwzenfs The Succcssns start' of 1943 wishes tu thunk thc Board of Education and the Senior Class for their interest and cc,mpc1'z1tiui1 in the publishing of this hotik. Mr. MCCarter fur his pl1ntug1'aplis. the Flirt XYayne 1':1'lg'1'ZLX'iIlg' Cmnpzlliy. and our advisers. Missf3e1'trucle Brady and Pfc. -Izuncs Hainilttm, who willingly gave their time and advice that thi5 book might be pruducecl. Page Fifty-tf1r Q L,-- 'C 1' I 9. I 0 ' V -1 I , -'sal- q. . 1 l . 'Elvin -if , w .,V '-,'+ N1 , nl'q' 4 . I U I , s 1..- s . .s.w' O f?', ,,.sf I ,-4, .' -3 ' - 59 1 BL, QQWYJ. lp- I. . ilu. 174 li-'J L-.al 1 'ZW1 :I 0 . . I ,ig . f 'Q' X ' V ir I vi' , bn at ' 1 'D I 3 1 ' A Q 3 . V 1 . A Sh W w. U I . 1 91 I il? J 'L- i P .Ll 4 V' F, I I Y A R I u 5. 4 I . 4lr I 'lik 5 ,gif 4- 1 17,4 . I Ti 'wfigmx 1'1 1.554 I qv- - yea' ,-'-rgjffg'-A-H 3 Ak 12 l -.ug -5-5,517 ' gr , .1 W . 4. l, Md, Q. . -me ,fi P.. .'1. A . Pug' , '31 .' nie: '. 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