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

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SENIOR CLASS WILL Edward Laughery leaves his quiet ways to Bill Gillett. Norman Troyer leaves his athletic ability to Mervin Troyer. Ruby Steadman leaves her good citizenship pin to anyone worthy of it. Douglas Barnes leaves his height to Duane Bowes. Ruth Griffith leaves her driving ability to anyone brave enough to take it. Cecile Gregory leaves her red hair to Sandra Lyons. Max Dugaw leaves his wardrobe to Ronald Goodwin. Edward Shuster leaves his physique to Dick Michaelson. Kenneth Barstow leaves his bookkeeping to anyone who likes it as well ? ? as he d Alice Shamp leaves her tallness to Judy Allen. John Shreve leaves his snare drum to Harry Musser. Margaret Church leaves her engagement ring to Donna Bisbee. Martha Gross leaves her boyfriends to anyone who can get them. Art Steves leaves his job as president to David Riggs. Bill Whitaker leaves his football ability to Don Clark. Hazel Gifford leaves her jokes to Thelma Laird. Winnie Doutt leaves her letters to anyone who likes to write. Keith Williams leaves his well-worn path out the Concord Road to anyone w advantage of it. Richard McGuire leaves his roller skates to Bill Gregor. Donald Mosher leaves his girlfriends to his younger brother. Martha Jordan leaves her position as piano accompanist to Beverly Aumend. Elaine Proper leaves her ability to get along with people to anyone who can use it Dick Cochran leaves his trusty little Ford to Rex Seidler. Bob Bogardus leaves his ambition to Chuck Blakeslee. Jean Clark leaves her ability to argue twith Leonj to Maxine Wilson. John Trebik leaves his flirting ability to Francis Shreve. Pauline Shreve leaves her good nature to Sylvia Nielson. Wayne Shreve leaves his freckles to Cecilia Gregory. Yvonne McLain leaves her earrings to Elizabeth Rowland. Larry Peard leaves his nickname of H. H. to anyone who knows what it means. Charlotte Comstock leaves her chair in Home Ec. class to Shirley Tarbell. Richard Butler leaves his hotrodding ability to Pat Lapek. Rae Maryott leaves her pretty brown eyes to Lora Lou Thorne. Dick Holland leaves his sharp clothes to James Lasher. Charles Squire leaves his books to Jim Toohey. Jim Thomas leaves his love for food to Jimmy Watson. Walter Hordusky leaves his recipes to Carol Jacobs. Ward Bliley leaves his model airplanes to anyone who likes them as well as he do Marilyn Cunningham leaves her position as vice-president to Connie Alexander. Ethel Brown leaves her clowning to JoAnn Troyer. Beverlie St. John leaves her place as head cheerleader to Judy Soety. Phyllis Hamilton leaves her cute personality to Carol Besonson. Jim Richardson leaves his job at Gates' to Gib Rowland. Frank Pollock leaves his Keystone Farmers' Degree to Howard Pollock. Ronnie Drayer leaves his basketball uniform to Pete Blakeslee. Mary Porter leaves her job at the hospital to Pat Kowalski. Dick Clark leaves his curly locks to Bob Richardson. Marian Chundrlek leaves her love for chewing gum to Winnie Woods. Bill Waid leaves his devilish ways to Dick Gilson. Ken Merkle leaves his popularity with the girls to Frank Fox. Ellsworth Shade leaves his good old convertible to Fred Fisk. Florence Layden leaves her socks to Rose Shellito. Elsie Gross leaves her pierced ears to Cynthia Whittaker: Melvin Weilacher leaves his bees to Fred Glozzer. Harold Drayer leaves his job at Wagman's to anyone who likes t Joseph Zajac leaves his tractor-driving ability to Bob Johnson. Don Burgess leaves his Chevrolet to Valentine Kuczaj. Alberta Estes leaves her natural blonde hair to Deanna Wiggers. Dick Fish leaves his crazy haircut to Bryan Wellman. Leon Balczon leaves his curly hair to Buddy Chesley. Marvin Hurlburt leaves his bashfulness to Bill Conover. Francis Hanlin leaves his hotrod to Ronnie Jones. Carol Beale leaves her skill of making delicious barbecues to Barbara Weed. Jewel Kimmy leaves her dark complexion to Janet Van Tassel. o work. 25 id. ho wants to take CS.

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F , , . , WILLIAM WHITAKER AMBITION To succeed HOBBY Hunting ACTIVITIES Football 1, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Auto Club 3 Rifle Club 4 KENNETH L. WILLIAMSON AMBITION To be a successful farmer HOBBY Farming ACTIVITIES F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. 4 CLASS of IQ54 JOSEPH ZAJAC AMBITION To be successful HOBBY Sports ACTIVITIES F.F.A. 1. 2. 3. 4 F.F.A. Basketball 3,4 F.F.A. Sentinel 1, 4 Inter-Class Volleyball 2 PICTURES AVAILABLE JOHN F . TREBIK AMBITION Ditch Digger HOBBY . Farming ACTIVITIES None KIETH WILLIAMS AMBITION To succeed HOBBY Sports ACTIVITIES Football 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Latin Club 3, 4 Class Pres. 2 Vice Pres. 1 Class Play 3 Minstrel 3 ROBERT CALDWELL AMBITION To get out of school HOBBY Skating ACTIVITIES None E , lg I 7 s

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Bob Caldwell leaves his ability to roller skate to Wayne Willis. Bob Begnnett leaves his adaptability to P, O, D, to Fred Conklin. Jim Turner leaves his ability to get along with teachers to Wayne Kerr. Elaine Forbes leaves her weekends in Corry to Karen Hatch. Wesley Doutt leaves his thinness to Gerry Geer. Kenneth Williamson leaves his studies to Janice Burns. M, ii, . l Ruthie 8: Elaine Phyllis, Rae, and Janice W ll 0 ' S W II 0 TITLE GIRL BOY BEST LOOKING Jewel Kimmy Bill Waid MOST POPULAR Rae Maryott Art Steves BEST DANCER Jewel Kimmy Dick Cochran BEST ATHLETE Ethel Brown Doug Barnes BEST ALL-AROUND Margaret Church Art Steves WITTIEST Elaine Forbes Art Steves MOST LOVING COUPLE Jean Clark Leon Balczon BEST DRESSER Beverlie St. John Larry Peard MOST INTELLECTUAL Mary Porter Ward Bliley MOST BASHFUL Ruby Jane Steadman Charles Squire HAPPIEST NUT MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BOO KWORM MOST MOST FICKLE AMBITIOUS QUIETEST CHA MP GUM-CHEWER MOST DIGNIFIED LAZ IEST NIGHTHAWK BIGGEST DEVIL Ethel Brown Mary Porter Alice Shamp Ruth Griffith Mary Porter Ruby Jane Steadman Alberta Estes Carol Beale Winnie D outt Winnie D outt Jewel Kimmy 26 Walter Hordusky Larry Peard Ward Bliley Bill Wald Larry Peard Charles Squire Kenny Merkle Max Dugaw Jim Thomas Bill Whitaker Dick Butler