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

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NAME Dixie Lord Larry Lyman Sandra Lyons Alan Magee Frank Maleski Joseph Matava Judith Megat Sophia Miller Kenneth Mitchell John Morse Roberta Morris Larry Obert Royce Rice Charles Rockwood Janet Rose Gertrude Rowland Beatrice Shreve Sylvia Shellito Joseph Silka Barbara Soety Edna Sterling Michael Still Jack Thomas David Toohey Helmut Tuerk Raymond Wright Donald Young NICKNAME Dix Laffy Sandy Porky Sonny Tater Reb Sophie Kenny Mouse Berta Rube Lollypop Polio Adam Gertie Bea Syl Joe Barb Dimples Mike Jack Dave Curly Ray Don SENIOR CHARACTERISTICS SEEN DOING Typing Looking at developed film , With Jane and Dixie In the dinor Displaying cows Chewing gum Eating Fighting with Jennie Playing cards on the bus Driving his scooter Driving her Chevy Eating jelly beans Standing at Dorothy's locker Hot-rodding Sitting on her porch Working at the dinor Going to Erie Writing to Duane Seen going to New York Bleaching her hair In the Home Ec. room Driving his red jeep Working at Thomas' Working in the library Talking Growing whiskers Flirting with Sandy . wx, HEARD SAY ING Terry's coming down. What a cornballl You're only young once. Meet me at 5. Hello Come on! Let's try real hard! The drinks are on the house. Bring a ladder. Let's go. I know ..... but. . . Seen anybody? Don't get shook! No kidding? I'm careful . Chuck called me. Not too much. I 've gotta date. Got a letter. Where's the girls? You know what I heard. . . I lmowl Pretty neat! Ya know! Where's Nancy? Let's have Russian efficiency. Nothing. Going to take me out? l I .

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NAME Ellen Alexander Glenn Alexander Peggy Alexander Nancy Allen Donna Anderson Leon Barstow Jennie Bawol Reba Bell David Bennett Gary Besonson Gregory Besonson June Bojaczko Arlo Brenneman Carl Brown Wilbur Carson Mary Chapman Paul Chundrlek John Courneen Gene Dickson David Drayer Richard Fellows Loretta Frontera Ross Fuller Gayle Geer Judith Geisler Wanda Gibbons Alice Gregory Barbara Gross Phyllis Hall Linda 'Hanes Carol Hanlin Jerry Hanlin David Harris Max Henry Wally Huckno Larry Hunter David Johnson Marjorie Johnson Ronald Jones Virginia Kerr Willard King Janice Klus Marlene Knight Mary Kopnitsky Martha Lasher Howard Long SENIOR CHARACTERISTICS NICKNAME Alex Greek Peggy Sue Nance Don Layon Jennie Reeb Dave Fuzzy Peg- leg Red Arlo Indian Will Mary Paul Jack Gene Dave Dick Ret Bert Pug Judy Jeannie Alice Barb Phil Linda Toni IGITY Dave Max Wally Larry Dave Marge R . I . Ginny Willie Jan Marlene Kop Marty Howie SEEN DOING Seen riding in a '51 Ford Working on his Chevy Talking to Mr. Thompson Driving Don's car Getting dressed up Driving his hot Chevy Skating Working in the cafeteria Drawing Playing sports Falling on the basketball court Flirting Working at the Quality Getting into trouble With Marilyn Driving Willard's car Working at Jolumy's Carrying a camera Moving slowly Working at Wag'man's Showing movies Walking the halls with Judy Driving a Studebaker Dying her hair Driving Louie's car Coming to school early Reading an Akron, Ohio roadmap Hot-rodding Hauling a load of kids Looking for Billy Riding in a red Olds Loafing Being friendly Driving his hot car Taking spark plugs apart Woodworking Blushing Shorthand Bothering people in the halls Eating sundaes Riding with Mary Looking for excitement Skating Playing basketball Staring Talking 28 HEARD SAYING Control your emotions . Who? Me? Oh yeh! Donny How should I know? How do you do this? Hello I don't know. How do you want it done? What's that? Is that so? Dave Hey, Nola? I'1l take credit for lt. Ohl Man! Where's Willard? Got a pen, Howard? How do you expect me to do it? Not much. Hi! Huh? That's lifel You wanna bet? S.O.S. Where's Louie? Really? Anybody seen Carol? Cuss it, Cops! Does anyone have any gum? I want to go with them. Don't turn the light on. Shut up, Magee. I've got a job for you. Me? I didn't do itl Nothing ' Want some pop or candy? Ohl Don't sweat itl Where's Jan? Seen Mary? Hey, You guys! Oh! How should I know? Huh? Sure, Paul.

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'58 CLASS WILL Ellen Alexander wills her shortness to Sandy Barnes. Glenn Alexander leaves his eraser to anyone who takes typing. Peggy Alexander wills her ability to play the piccolo to Jill Danner. Nancy Allen leaves her job in the cafeteria to her sister, Jean. Donna Anderson leaves her Latin H book to Pete Hatch. Leon Barstow wills his touch-downs to John Rose. Jennie Bawol leaves her bookkeeping to anyone that figures. Reba Bell wills her long hair to Nancy Broadhurst. David Bennett wills his height to Mr. McKinney. Gary Besonson wills his ability to swipe jersey's to Harry Barnes. Greg Besonson wills all of his extra sweat-shirts to Mr. Ryan. June Bojaczko wills her red hair to Sonja Abraham. Arlo Brenneman wills his brush cut to David Manross. Carl Brown wills his hot studebaker to Art Roberts. Wilbur Carson wills his 150 erasers to Duane Farrell. Mary Chapman wills her tallness to Carol Smith. Paul Chundrlek wills his ability to pantomime to his brother, Ricky. John Coumeen leaves his job in the dark room to anyone who wants it. Gene Dickson wills his typewriter to anyone who wants it. David Drayer wills his pen to anyone who takes bookkeeping next year. Richard Fellows wills his high boots to Terry Miller. Loretta Frontera wills her seat in trig class to any girl lucky enough to get in a class with all boys. Ross Fuller wills his clarinetist ability to Wayne Ryland. Gayle Geer leaves her hair styles and dyes to Sam Harrison. Judy Geisler leaves her business law book to anyone who can understand it. Wanda Gibbons leaves her quietness to Sally Palmer. Alice Gregory wills all her good times in school to Jane Magee. Barbara Gross leaves her dimples to anyone who needs them. Phyllis Hall leaves her carload of kids from school to anyone who can handle them. Linda Hanes wills her seat in band to Linda Weed. Carol Hanlin wills her shy ways to Verna Magee. jerry Hanlin wills his seat in Miss Parker's 7th period study hall to anyone who needs to sleep. Wally Huckno leaves his seat in French class to Art Roberts. Larry Hunter leaves his jack to anyone who has as much trouble with their car as he does . David johnson wills his pencils to anyone who wants them. Marjorie johnson wills her business law book to her sister, Eleanor. Ronald Jones wills his ability to get along with his boss to Bobby Gates. Virginia Kerr wills her job at Laskaris' to her sister, Eleanor. Willard King wills his trig book to anyone who wants to have it. Janice Klus leaves her excuses for getting in late to Judy Barstow. Marlene Knight leaves her ability to stay slim to Kathryn Edwards. Mary Kopnitsky wills her ability to make up her own vocabulary to any good English student Martha Lasher wills her pony tail to Myrille jones . Dixie Lord wills her ability to attend all the football games to her sister, Nancy. Larry Lyman wills his ability to get flat tires to jerry Litherland. Howard Long wills his bookkeeping to any fool who wants it. Alan Magee leaves his eggs to the faculty. Frank Mageski wills Miss Smiley's English Class to some smart Junior fif you can find one. Joseph Matava wills his height to, who else, but Duane Bowes. 30