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

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CLASS PROPHECY Who's Who in 1965 As we gaze into the future, we see a double wedding in the church around the corner. Coming down the aisle we see the brides, Shirley Tarbell and Cecilia Gregory. Beside them we see the grooms, Rex Seidler and Jim Toohey. They plan to make their home in the Do-Rae-Me apartment house owned by Peter Michael and his wife, Carol Uacobsl. Don Clark is teaching driving to those fortunate enough to have the money on hand. His first pupil is Pat Kowalski, and her first lesson is: GREEN MEANS Go, RED MEANS STOP, IF YOU FORGET THE SIGNALS, LOOK OUT FOR THE COP. Rudy Wojtecki, famed monkeyologist, has as his assistant, Janice Burns. They went to the For- bidden Land , where they met the foreign language expert, Pat Lapek, Dick Gilson, who struck oil on his ranch inTexas, received several souvenirs from Francis Shreve, who is a big game hunter in Africa. While there F rannie met Leah Bacon, who is a mis- sionary. Thelma Laird, after five unsuccessful engagements, has finally eloped. fMy gracious, it's about time.J Another marriage recently heard about is that of Sally Carson. Congratulations on the fatal step, Sal. Diane Trumpet Mc Gahen finally got her name in lights. She is playing in an exclusive nightclub owned by Carole Besonson. Joan Kopnitsky, Carole's hatcheck girl, seems to have made quite a hit with the society boy of New York, Chuck Blakeslee. If you want SPUDS FOR YOUR TUMMY , seeRoger and MervinTroyer's potato growing agency. They have potatoes to fit every need. The Eater's Paradise , owned by Bill Conover,has employed two of our former home economics' students, Druscella McElhaney and Juanita Holder. Have you seen the super-duper farm out on R.D. 52? It is owned by James Smith and Richard I-Iegner. Their faithful housekeeper, Shirley Campbell, says, You couldn't ask for a better place to work . Joan Platt finally reached her life's goal. She drives General Jean Barstow around in her private jeep. Marjorie Lindsley is governess of the setup. Mildred Chundrelek and Betty Chase now own ahat shop, The Fantasy . Their prize models are Joanne Shreve and Mona Mae Watts. Stanley Allen owns a tourist farm near Waterford. His efficient maid, Virginia Lilley, hasn't given up hopes of marriage---yet. Joy Parker now owns a record bar in Erie. Her prize salesmen are John Noble and Fred Conklin. Connie Alexander, Marian Bidwell, and Emily Diesner operate a beauty salon for males. They like them with curly hair. Donna Bisbee, as you can plainly see, is still very popular and has obtained her third divorce. She has in mind the mayor of Union City, Bill Gregor, for her next husband. 28