Union City Area High School - Anvil Yearbook (Union City, PA)

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1926 -'- THE ANVIL -1- 1926 Ozninioioioi in101411010:0101oioioioioinioioioioioioininioioiuozo Gllaaa nf 1925 President ,,.....,........ ......,.......... D ONALD BURDICK Secretary. .,....... ......,,....,... M ARY McINERNEY Vice President .,,.. - ..... MARTHA CHAPMAN Treasurer ..,.....,......,.....,.. STEPHEN BENNETT Where, O where, are the verdant green freshmen? is a query that might well be made :by any stranger visiting Union High. Where, indeed? On entering either Room nine or Room twelve, you may see a group of industrious young people with grave, in- telligent faces. Surely they cannot :be mere freshmen! VVhy, you might even take them for sophomores except for the serious expression on their faces. . This industrious class of ninety-two met soon after its entrance into high school and elected its pilots for the first and most perilous voyage, and also 'chose its class colors, old-rose and white. The class soon made its debut into social life holding a corn roast in Wheeler's Woods, which seemed to have as great an attraction for the upper classmen as for the freshmen. In fact, some sophomores and even, we fear, a few dignified f?J seniors were so anxious to get there that they waded through swamps and trainped through brambles, but even then they were not rewarded for their trials. They wrathfully stood and watched the heartless freshmen consume the luscious hot-dogs, corn, and marshmellows. It is impossible, of course, to prophesy the future of the class of nineteen hundred twenty-nine, but if we may judge by the change which it has effected already in the old school, we may safely say it will be no dull or commonplace career! Page thirty-three

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1926 -1- THE ANVIL -'- 1926 ilHhu'z mlm X J ml my Q WQWQEEQX W ' Prettiest Girl ........ Virginia Sherman Handsomest Boy ...... Charles Marlowe Wittiest Girl .............. Reva Bunce Wittiest Boy ........... Ralph Osborne Best All-Around Girl ..... Frances Stull Best Boy--Harold Baumbach Funniest Girl ........ WinifredMarlowe Funniest Boy ............ jack Cochran Most Admired Girl--Pauline Lockwood Most Admired Boy ..... Richard Bolard Best Natured Girl ....... Autumn Obert Best Natured Boy ..... Marshall Wilson Most Fickle Girl .......... Peg Burdick Most Fickle Boy .......... Iack Lyons Biggest Blufler fGir1J .... Noma Dodds fBoyJ--Raymond Stager Laziest Girl .......... Maryan Siegfred Laziest Boy .............. Ralph Obert Best Student CGir1J---Audrey Reynolds Best Student tBoyD ....... Huburt Buel Worst Student fGir1J .... Abbigail Still Worst Student fBoyJ--Donald Hadlock Cutest Girl .......... Genevieve Baker Cutest Boy ............ Johnny Cooper Biggest Fusser CGirlJ Marjorie Siverling Biggest Fusser CBoyj--Donald Burdick Best Athlete CGir1J ........ Ruth Casler Best Athlete CBoyJ--j'oseph Mclnerney Bossiest Girl .......... Fanneil Shreve Bossiest Boy ........... Virgil Tarbell Best Dancer CGir1J---Martha Ingraham Best Dancer CBoyJ ..... Charles Brown Man Hater ............... Hilda Sutter Woman Hater ......... Garold Barnett Most Dignihed Girl ..... Jennie Wilson ------------Viola Frei Sweetest Girl ........ Most Talkative Nicest Boy .... Fattest ...... Thmnest ............. Martha Chapman ------Harold Nason -----Wayne Dingle Mildred Cupples Quietest Girl .... ........ M ary Stark Quietest Boy ........ Chief of Police Page thirty-iour -Stephen Bennett --------Charles McGee