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

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1926 -- THE ANV rr. 1925 ojoici io:o:cin1oirxiro:o Gbmrrra HUBERT ARTHUR BUEL, Val President 1Vone but himself can be his parallel. Born at Niles, Ohio, November 28, 1908. Debating Team 1u11g Class Play 1313 Busi- ness Manager Class Plays 13-415 Athletic Association 11-2-3-1,515 Senior Class Play 1413 Vice-President 1313 Class President 141g Valedictorian 141. GAROLD STANLEY BARNETT, Napoleon Vice-President Great things may be accomplished with- out making a noise. Born at Union City, Pa., September 26, 1908. Athletic Association 11-2-3-5513 Senior Class Play 1415 Invitation Committee 1415 Vice- President 141g Business Manager Class Play 141. JENNIE LUCILLA WILSON Secretary For her own person it beggared all description. Born at Corry, 'Pa., November 2-5, 1906. Athletic Association 11-2-3-551g -Class His- torian 1.113 Girls Glee Club 1113 Banner Committee 1115 Debating Team 111g -Class Treasurer 1215 Bird Club 1215 Junior Class Playg Junior-Senior Banquet Committeeg Class Secretary 1415 Commercial Club 141. RALPH KEITH OSBORNE Treasurer He is a Hue sleek gentleman all perfumed. Born at Saegertown, Pa., August 11, 1908. Bird Club 121g Christmas Tree Committee 1315 Rifle Club 1'1-2-1313 Athletic Associa- tion 1t1-2-3-1,513 Junior Class Play: Senior -Class Playg Class Treasurer 1419 Anvil Staff 1413 Commercial Club 141. WINIFRED JANET BRADLEY, Winnie Corresponding Secretary The pleasure of doing good is a pleasure that never wears out. Born at Union City, Pa., December 21, 1908. Girls Glee Club 111, Bird Clu-b 12-31g Ath- letic Association 11-2-313 Commercial Club 141g Class Corresponding Secretary 141. Page fifteen

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1926 -:- THE ANVIL -:- 1026 if ,LASS HISTORY 5 T Q t g N., Svnninra Searching ever for our horizon, ninety-six of us fellow schoolmates, labeled uncouth by our superiors, sought it in High School with its newly opening vistas of education and social activities. After class organization, we resumed our perusing of books and unprepared lessons to find after two weeks that those magic vistas of education meant hard toil, while those rosy promises of good times were daily augmented. To prove that the first hundred years are the hardest, but sixty-five of our number were left after the method of deduc- tion employed by that body which moves in a strange and mysterious way its wonders to perform-the Faculty. Frances Stull successfully piloted our Educational Ship thru the Soph- omore Seas fc'sJ. ' Survival of the fittest, still being tenaciously clung to by Ye Faculte , returned to elect Richard Bolard president of only a half a hundred and seven, and to endeavor to find a good source of income to entertain the 400 -the Seniors at our J unior-Senior Banquet and Prom , to find a goodly num- ber to represent us in athletics and clubs and to undertake our first Sarah Bernhardt production- The Mystery of Haddon Hall. In '26 forty-three of us determined to end it all in this year, returned to dusty schoolbooks and depleted funds. Inspired to acquire an added bump of intelligence by a class trip to our National Capitol, Washington, and just for fun, to have the President-Huburt Buel meet a real President, we sponsored the ne'er-to-be-forgotten Breaking Winnie, our second at- tempt in high Q 'D art, and The Academy High Girls' Chorus and Boys' Glee Club, from which a neat sum was realized. Another play is to be given after which it is hoped the early summer will see us on our way to Washington after We have left the Commencement platform to the strains of Tosti's Goodbye Forever. Through the four long years of high school Learn to labor and to wait- Foznthrough struggling ever onward Comes reward both small and great! Page fourteen

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A:Ql inio1oi 1926 -2- THE ANVIL -.- 1926 1 Page oi-oinioioinioioi :exe IONA MAE BARSTOW Her voice is ever low: An excellent thing in woman. Born at Union City, Pa., January 2, 1909. Athletic Association 11-2-3-5515 Commercial Club 141. HAROLD WIILLIAM BAUMBACH Tho' modest is his unembarrassed brow, Nature had written-Gentleman. Born at Union City, Pa., January 18, 1908. Bird Clufb 1213 Athletic Association 11-2-3- 1y513A Athletic Council President 1415 Bas- ketball 13-41g Football 13-413 Business Man- ager Anvil 141. MERWIN RUSSEL BLANDEN, Slim Over acres, from end to end, Hrs vast unmeasured limbs extend. Born at -Sinclarville, N. Y., May 14, 1908. Athletic Association fel-2-3-SQDQ Orchestra 11-2-313 Bird Club 1213 Ritle Club 1313 Senior Class Play 1413 Chapel Entertain- ment Committee 1413 Washington Fund Committee 1413 Commencement Commit- tee 141. RICHARD JAMES BOLARD, Dick He was-but room forbids to tell the what- Sum all perfection up, and he .was-that. Born at Meedville, Pa., July 16, .1908. Athletic Association 11-2-3-1,1213 Rifle Club 1213 Bird Club 1213 Debating Team 1115 Christmas Committee 1313 Class President 1-313 Toastmaster Junior-Senior Banquet 1313 Prom Committee 1313 Junior Class Play 1313 Senior Class Play 1413 Commencement Com- mittee 1413 Commercial Club 141. OPAL MAY BROWN, Slim Here is, perhaps. some gentler mind Which rather loves to praise than blame. Born in Bloomfield Township, Crawford County, April 26, 1908. - Bird Club 1213 Athletic Association 11-2-3- IIQJQ Commercial Club 141. sixteen