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

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Snapshots .3 .93 Almost each class represented. W'hat happened to Mary, was she sick. Our snapshot photographer, looking serious. Three guesses what's wrong, no folks not that,-they're really all right, just feeling good. Did you ever see these three apart-well, so have we-just something to write about. Ahg someone not interested in the game- 65424539

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Class .35 Eleanor Rosier reluctantly wills her way with Mr. Coveleski to Ger- trude McGill. Jacqueline Ryan leaves her skating ability to Marilyn Crowe. LaRue Ryan Cbetter known as Raspberry J wills his laughter and his portable radio to Wayne Lillie. . Marjorie Shamp will gladly bestow her shyness to Dot Fleming. Ronald Shepard leaves his ability for skipping school to George Cong- don. Josephine Sherrod bestows upon Amy France her after-school job at Wagmansl Erma Jean Shreve bequeaths her jolliness to Allene McCray hoping that she will use it to her best ability. Anthony Silka hereby, unwillingly, leaves his gift of gab to Joe Layden Ruth Smith without a single doubt, thinks that Martha Gillett should acquire some of her long hair. Robert Soety wills his devilishness in his class room No. 5 to Neil Carlstrom. Beatrice Southworth bestows upon Dorothy Gabbel her changing way of temper. Helen Still graciously bequeaths her VIOLIN to Lena Palmer. Evelyn Tarbell wills to the class that she wishes to trade U. C. H. S. for Chuck. Arthur Treat leaves his streamline strut to James Hammond. Donald Triscuit's ability of taking things the wrong way goes to Dick Short. Paul Walters entrusts upon Bob Bennett to take over his job at the National Bank. Edward Wheeler leaves his soprano voice and artistic ways to Willard Carson. Arlene Wilson hesitantly leaves her pretty white teeth as an advertise- ment for Colgate tooth paste. .qzsya

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Assemblies .Muay SEPTEMBER 5, 1942-Our dynamic ex-faculty member Mr. Gilnett in- troduced our new teachers. Some of them nice? Huh Elleanor? OCTOBER 19, 1942-We were entertained by the Slout Players. This was our first special assembly of the year. NOVEMBER 2, 1942-Jack Raymond gave us a very interesting study of reptiles in our second special assembly of the year. An added attrac- tion was Jackie Ryan holding a huge black snake, also Ruth Jane Rupp fainted from obvious reasons. NOVEMBER 10, 1942-A second Gene Autry appeared in our midst on this bright November day. The horse did some amazing tricks and Texas Tommy displayed many thrilling rope feats. JANUARY 8, 1943-Miss Durbin's room put on the first homeroom assem- bly with Red Daniels acting as master of ceremonies. Joe Inman's birthday was this week so they presented him with a very useful gift. JANUARY 15,1943-This assembly showed the ability of the Freshmen and the cleverness of our new teacher, Miss Miller. Wimpy certainly knows his gossip, dosen't he ? ? ? ? JANUARY 22, 1943-Semester exams instead of usual assembly. JANUARY 29, 1943-Miss Brakeman's homeroom showed unusual ability for thinking fast. What happened Neil and Gary? Anyway it was very original with Bugs Burger as master of ceremonies. FEBRUARY 5, 1943-So finally the Union City High School has come out with another Mr. Gilnett in Howard Steves. Corney jokes, get it? We all enjoyed Mr. Anderson's skit on The Man Without a Country. '9i25lH+