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

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MRS. CAMPBELL S chool B oard Se crletary MR. BREST Supervising Principal Perhaps never before in our country's history has any graduating class faced a world so beset by problems and uncertainties as the world you face today. The tensions and conflicts of international affairs, the struggles and trials inherited in our national goals, the adjustment required to accommodate the demands of social and technological change- these are the ear marks of our times the common place operation of our daily lives. Yet the magnitude and diversity of these problems can mean for each of you an exciting challenge. As never before the world needs leadership - in every area. And the opportunity for leadership is yours. The challenge has never been greater. I know that each of you will accept it with confidence and determination. MRS RIMPA Mr. Brest s Secretary

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ediwtinn E 2 We, the Senior Class of 1964 wishto say Thank you for the countless ways in which you have served as a guiding light throughout our high school years. You have played a most important role in the management and Well-being of our school. You have been responsible for the many decisions and policies for which we can all be proud. For all the time, effort, and guidance you have put forth, we, the Senior Class of 1964 dedicate this anvil to you, Mr. Palmer.

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Srhnnl Euan! UNION CITY TOWNSHIP--L. to H.: Charles Rockwood, Dr. William Broadhurst, Frank Eastman, Harold Gregory, Dr. Harold Cooper, Roger Wetmore. UNION CITY BOROUGH--L. to R.: Ernest Crooker, Velma Rimpa John Gates, George Ainsworth, Herbert Inman, Jean Clark BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP--L. to R.: Gerald Edwards, Charles Fox, Morris Shreve, Stanley Mulvin, Robert Jackson.