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

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SUSAN ERSKINE You never see Sue when she is blue. ER MA SHONTZ Works for everyone all the time, and never seems to mind. KENNETH SHERMAN Likes to flirt and have a good time, always asking to borrow a dime. VIOLET GREY Violet's been gone for quite a while: we're glad to see her back with a pleasant smile MARGORIE BARBER Here is a pretty girl with hair that naturally curls. CLYDE SHORT Runs all night, sleeps all day, that's our Sonny all the way. NORMA CAMPBELL This little gal is always gay, no matter what kind of a day. JEAN CHUNDRELEK Works in a store some of the time. Spends her money as if it were mine.

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! DAVID ALLEN . p A 5 -A ' His friends are many. his enemys few, V ' l ' i here's to lots of good luck for you. of D V ' SHIRLEY BICKERSTAFF - 1 A wonderful girl 'Z ' ' A r 5 and a wonderful personality. HELEN PECK A friend to all, a foe to none. MARTHA HULBERT Mart is smart, SARA PFISTER Although Sara is gone, we will remember her long. ORVILLE SMITH He was such a good salesman he sold himself on Uncle Sam. KARL SEDMINA A11 of Karl's ounces make him a good bouncer. No picture Available and we hope no one ever breaks her heart. '78

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'wifi We, the class of 1953, being old and feeble-minded will to the poor, young underclassmen the following of our prized possessions: Violet Gray wills all her letters to Jewel Kimmy. Marjorie Barber leaves her journalism book to Elsie Gross. Marjorie Cross leaves her typing on THE VOICE to anyone who wants it. Norma Campbell wills her rides in the school bus to Martha Jordan. Shirley Bickerstaff wills her natural blonde hair to Beverly St. John. Betty Barnes trusts her pleasing personality to Art Steves. Maryetta Anderson leaves her dignified ways to Toot Laird. Virginia Harrison leaves her hotrod driving to Charlotte Comstock. Pat Carniewski gladly wills her temper to Judy Fisk. Dorothy Harnak wills her late hours to Dick Holland. Shirley Hoyt hopes her quiet ways will rub off on to Ronnie Drayer. Hugh Frances hands his solid geometry book to Dick McGuire. Ronald Chesley gives his typing to his brother, Bud. Earl Griffith leaves his nice clothes to Larry Peard. Virginia Fisk leaves her job at Gates' to Jean Clerk. Alice Lapek leaves her basketball ability to Peggy Sue Alexander. Delmar Wright, somewhat brokenhearted, gives his curly hair to Ken Merkle. Ray Rhodes wills his hot rodding to Jim Turner. Harold Sexton gives his good marks to Richard Butler. Clyde Short Gladly gives his height to Frank Pollak. Felix Reichart playfully gives his trumpet to Art Allen. Alfred Clark leaves his car to his brother. Bob Whittaker hands his P. O. D. book to Dick Brown. Theron Earll wills his ability to laugh at jokes to Bill Whitaker. Jack Kamppi wills his athletic ability to Mervin Troyer. Dick Steadman gives his wrestling skill to Tough Shade. Donna Brown trusts her flirting eyes to Rae Maryott. Sally Turner willingly gives her place as most fickle girl to Ellen Rice. Carmine McGahen gives her art ability to her sister. Jane LeSuer gives her picture of Wayne to Mrs. Michel. Beth Magee gives her good marks to Bob Alfred. Betty Ryan wills her good looks to Judy Megat. Chuck Kuczaj gladly gives the marks he got in algebra to Bob Bennett. Helen Peck wills her way to argue about anything to Keith Williams. Al Wiggers wills his way of being a good Republican to Doug Barnes.