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

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Glau Wd! Constance Kowalski donates her eating ability to Alice Shreve. Virginia Kozik wills her seat on the school bus to anyone who wants it. Walter Kozik wills his F. F. A. activities to Harold Butler. Robert Knezaj leaves his football ability to Eddie Courtriglit. - Thomas Kusiak wills his snazzy sweaters to some clothes conscious Junior. lflmmett Kimmy leaves his quiet ways to anyone who wants them. Ted l.eSner leaves his girls to Donald Venard. Claude linpton leaves his short hair to Vharles Mosher. Janet Magee wills her baton to Joyce Combs. Juanita Martin leaves her place as one-man woman to Nancy Long. Terrance MeGahen leaves his study hall naps to Midge Sedmina. Bill Megzat leaves his Ford coupe to Frank Haskins. Dorothy Middleton wills her English book to any Junior needing a tutor. Ronald Miller, and Cecil Miller leave their place in the Senior Class to the Venard twins. Georgia Moody wills ller charming personality to Janet Vanderpool. Eleanor Parker wills her skates to Mary liavor- llarold Powell wills his hunting ability to Tommy liayden. James Pratt leaves his height to Gerald mn-fi. Doris Rhodes bequeaths her red hair to Loretta Kozy. Rose Shade leaves her loud socks to Alice Campbell. Janet Soety wills her beautiful blue eyes to some poor brown eyed Junior. Donald Taylor leaves his job at the Palace to anyone that wants it. Martin Tarbell bestows his ability to allure wonien to Sunny Thorne. Beverly NVeilacher leaves her Monday morning excuses to anyone who can get away with them. Virginia Vlihitaker leaves her job down at the Jewel Box to Janet Martin. I 25 7

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Glafu Wd! 1951 We, the class of '51 of Union City High School, having attained to the highest de- gree of cranial development, being of solid body and sound mind, but of weakened constitution, having completed a course of heartbreaking monstrosities, influenced by the thought of no more home work, do deviate from our regular study-hall naps to an- nounce this our first, last, and soon-to-be-forgotten will and testament. To our Faculty Advisors, Miss Inman and Mrs. Baldwin, we express our sin- cere gratitude for their splendid supervision and enduring patience throughout our four exciting years of high school. To the Class of 52, we individually bequeath the valuables which have made our class so successful. ooo Neil'Alford bequeaths his spot on the honor roll to James Watts. Ernest Anderson Wills his ,job at Hall's to Roger Bishee. Neylon Bartholme wills his blond hair to li'ha1-les Goodman. Gordon Beale, ,wills his Math hook to Olen Seidler. Dolores Beezub leaves her place as first engaged girl in the class to l-Eleanor Mllsieli' Hubert Blvstone wills his curly hair to Robert Allen. June Brown ,leaves her place as cheerleader to Barbara Michel. Jean Chapin wills her gray hair to her sister, Margaret. Lorraine Chundrlek leaves her silly laugh to Carole Turner. Robert Clough leaves his job to anyone who wants to take it. Betty Coe willsiher place in the band to Mary Ann McGuire. .Tames1Gosilla leaves his cute smile to Neil Stone. Bob Edwards Wills his stories to Mr. Brant for future study- Janet Fisk wills her flirting ways to Lucille Hegner. Richard Gray leaves his ability to get to school on time to Victor Norcross. John' 'Gregor leaves' his motion picture machine to VValter Hordusky. Barbara Gregory leaves the school for good, Qshe hopesb. ' Marian Gregory leaves school for work. 1 lrma.-. Hall leaves school for college. Paul Harrison wills his wit to Howard VVheeler. Lewis Hellyer leaves his shyness to Bruce Pieper who can use it. Donna. Hordusky leaves her quietness to her sister. Dorothyf , Robert' Johnson leaves his romantic ways to Wilmer Laird. i247

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Glam P Who's Who in '71 Have you seen the super duper pig farm out on lt. D. 2? lt is run by llubert Blystone and his hired man, Robert Kuezaj. ' Also located on Route 2 is a grara,frc called HIilll1ll1j S Kar Karef' Ennnett tears the cars apart while one of his best mechanics, June Ilrown, tries to put them back together. Dolores Beezub and Barbara Gregrory are now missionaries. Their latest assignment is converting the natives of South Africa. Donald Taylor is our new INCH truant ol'l'ieer. l-le enjoys punishing' the kids for his own mistakes. Cecil Miller now has his own hillbilly band called the Miller Moon- shiners. Doris Rhodes and Beverly XN'eilaclier run the fanious lionely llearts Club in New York City. Their best customer is no other than .lim Pratt. - tllaude Lupton is the owner oi' a new store in town. He calls it 'lliupto11's Ladies' Lingerie. His latest model is lflsther Williams. Mrs. Clair 1ICXVllll2'l1l1S Cformer Janet Mageel has just finished her long awaited basketball team, She is now the mother of five boys. Martin Tarbell is the new owner of the Tinies-Enterprise. lcle has Ronald Miller employed as his copy boy. Rose Shade and Jean Chapin are instructors of nurses at the John Hop- kins Hospital. They are working' under the supervision of Paul Harrison, the best doctor and surgeon in the state. A surprise wedding took place on June 4th, when Lewis Hellyer of Helly- eris Hardware Store took l1is private secretary. Fonnie Kowalski, as his bride, HO Promise Me and other well known selections were sung by Jimmy Cosilla. He. caused quite a disturbance when he forgot the words to one of the songs and started singing Show Ile the NYay to Go Homefi Ernest Anderson and Neylon Barthohue are now on their way to Alaska to sell refrigerators. Dorothy Middleton has taken the place of our former librarian, Miss Monroe, and Ted l.eSuer has volunteered to be her assistant. 1263