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

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MARJORIE SEDMINA leaves her long hair to Carolyn Butler. ALICE SHREVE leaves her clarinet to Rae Maryott. MARGARET CHAPINS wills acertain fellow to a certain sophomore girl. J. C ROGER BISBEE leaves his hilarious ways to Jane LeSuer. BILL SCHLAK leaves his Chevy to Clyde Short. DICK MOORE leaves his long legs to Shirley Hoyt in hope that she'll use them better than he did. THOM LAYDEN leaves his caveman physique to Harold Sexton. FRANK HASKINS leaves his ten beautiful girlfriends to Hugh Francis. ALICE SMITH leaves her art ability to Rudy Wojetki. NANCY LONG lends her lankiness to Mary Porter. CHUCK MOSHER to Happy Wright leaves his ability to find the right girl. JANET MARTIN leaves her lovely legs to Rosie Shellito. BARBARA MICHEL leaves her cheerleading position to Ruthie Griffith. VIRGINIA MORRIS leaves her quietness to Jewel Kimmy. WILMER LAIRD leaves his position in the Naval Reserves to anybody who is crazy enough to join. ED COURTRIGHT leaves Corry women to the first person that says they trust them. ANABEL ROCKWOOD leaves her drivers license to the state cops. JEANNE GOODWIN leaves her silly giggle to Pat Carniewski. DORA GEER bestows her quiet way to Betty Ryan. JOHN PARKIN leaves his basketball ability to Dick Holland. OLEN SEIDLER leaves his temper to Jack Kamppi. ERIC GAY wills his slimness to Alford Clark. DOROTHY HORDUSKY leaves her driver's license to any girl that won't side- swipe every thing on the road between here and Florida. LUCILLE HEGNAR leaves her bright smile to Donna Brown. LORETTA KOZY leaves her dark hair to Connie Alexander.

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Class Will To Our Underclassmen: Lives of great Seniors all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. Footprints that perhaps another, Sailing through U. C. H. 's happy main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother Seeing, shall take heart again. ---Class of '52 JACK VENARD leaves his witty remarks to anyone who wants them. RONALD HARRIS leaves his center position on the football team to Jim Thomas. SUNNY THORNE leaves his talent on the saxaphone to Carol Beale. MARY ANN MAGUIRE leaves her flirty eyes to any bashful fellow who needs them. JULIA ZAJAC wills her long ride to school to Laura Lou Thorne. JERRY VENARD sadly leaves his curly hair to Felix Rinehart. GERALD LAIRD leaves his ability to get up early to Charles Kuczaj. J ANICE WELLS bestows her singing voice to some talented freshman. ROBERTA MOORE leaves her black hair to Beverlie St. John. ROBERT ALLEN leaves his women luring to Herb Mosher. BOB BARTON leaves his terrific potent right to Charles Squires. ALICE CAMPBELL wills her ways to keep a man to Sally Turner. SADIE MEGAT leaves her false teeth to Bob Alford if he can find them at the bottom of Canadohta Lake. ELVARENE RYAN leaves her bad temper to some poor little juniorg maybe Virginia Fisk. JIM WATTS leaves his managers job to anyone who can stomach it. NEIL STONE bequeaths his way with Mrs. Wilsted to Beth Magee. JOYCE COMBS leaves her infactuating smile to Helen Peck. CAROL TURNER leaves her job at Wagman's to Ellen Rice. SHIRLEY PLATT leaves her collection of drivers permits to Sue Erskine. BRUCE PEIPER leaves his trips to Corry to Ward Bliley. HAROLD BUTLER leaves his racy glasses to anyone who can fill them. MARY LAVOR leaves her dieting to Shirley Bickerstaff. DONALD EDWARDS leaves his racket in the F. F. A. to Larry Peard. ELEANOR MUSIEK to Virginia Harrison leaves her love of eating. GENE ROWLAND leaves his journalism workbook to some poor junior. MARY ANN HOWLAND leaves her shorthand tablet to anybody that needs it. FRANNI LAYDEN leaves her flashy shoes to Elaine Forbes. RICHARD TROJAK to Jim Turner leaves his way with the girls. DON WAYNE VENARD leaves his first three periods in the morning in Mrs. Baldwin's room to some junior. JANET VANDERPOOL leaves her shortness to Clara Parker. JOE KOWALSIQ leaves his ability to play tittle-winks to Ronald Chesley. CHARLES GOODMAN wills his part-time job at A's and J's to Earl Griffith. RONALD MARYOTT bequests his quiet ways to Bill Gillett.

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Class Prophecy Who's Who in 1972 As we gaze into the sky and read our future there inthe stars we see a beauti- ful wedding taking place in the Little Church Around the Boulder. Coming down the aisle we see the bride, Eleanor Musiek in a beautiful calico feedbag with a bouquet of skunk cabbage. Beside her is the groom, Gene Rowland. They will make their future home on Hanging Rock where they will start their own little printing press. Alice Shreve has taken over Las Karis Confectionary Store. Employed by her is John Parkin and Alice Smith. Alice doesall the art work for advertising while John puts cherries on sundaes. The most famous movie star on screen and radio is none other than our great classmate, Bill Schlak. He has taken the place of the Great Caruso. He has just introduced the hottest song of the year Love Is Fire . James Watts has taken the place of Groucho Marx on television. His stars, Richard Trojack and Janice Wells, do acrobatic stunts between interviews of con- testants who compete against each other for the jackpot prize of tripleedge Neveredge Razor Blades which is the product of that famous tycoon, Harold Butler. Carole Turner and Elvarene Ryan are modeling fur lined bathing suits. The latest thing for Polar Bear Clubs. Our engaged gal of '52, Alice Campbell, now a mother of ten, runs a little grocery store with Shirley Platt, on the corner of Times Square. Jean Goodwin is now seen in the headlines, as she and her private detectives, better lmown as Flatfoot Failures, just solved the case of the Squeaking Door. It was an open and shut case. Have you seen Olen Seidler and his wife, formerly Mary Lavor. They have the newest and most modern laundry business in the world. They use Tide the new washday miracle. If you want the cleanest wash in town bring your clothes to them. Robert Barton has the newest and most modern pig farm on Route ill just north of Union City. So if you want a modern pork chop, call Barton's. Have you heard of the new famous dress designer? Charles Goodman has the newest and biggest fashion shoppe in Little Cooley. Jerry Venard and his wife, Joyce Combs, are running a rocket ship every other week to the moon. Please bring back some green cheese, if there is ever a next time. Robert Allen, now back in Texas is punching cattle. He has a new method of doing it. He punches them with a fork. Dorothy Hordusky and her husband, Joe Kowalski, are now residing in Bererly Valley, California. It is said that Kowalski's have the best All American Girls Limping Team of the year. After being stranded on a desert island for two months, Virginia Morris and Don Wayne Venard are slowly paddling toward shore. While Virginia does all the paddling toward shore, Don Wayne plays Little Slow Poke on his steel guitar.