Montrose High School - Acta Yearbook (Montrose, PA)

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HOWARD COGSWELL COGGIE Academic Courseg Committeesg Valedictoriang Nature Club 111g Honor Student Q1-2-3-415 Class Treasurer 111g Life StaH C2-41,5 Acta Business Managerg Bible Study in Hi-Y. Who is it that gets all the E's in the Senior Class? Why, Howard, of course. And not only that, but if you are in doubt about any problem, ask Coggie. Bird Study is one of his hob- bies-just one of them. Some day you'll hear of Howard as a Chemical Engineer. Be careful of those chemicals, Howard. MARY COYLE SLIM Domestic Scienceg General Courseg Senior Reporterg Com- mittees fl-2-3-4-51g Plays 131g Circus f51. A cyclone? No, just Mary Coyle hurrying somewhere. Willing to accommodate? We'll say she is-and then some! M. H. S. will always be proud of Mary's successful literary productions. With all her abilities we're sure she'll make the best little nurse a fellow ever had. DUDLEY CRUSER aADUDv: Academic Courseg Nickel Circus Q2-3-4-515 Dramatic Club 111g Hi-Y Club Q3-4-513 Art work for Acta Q1-2-3-4-51. Why worry? Why fret? Give me a chance I'll make it-you bet! Dud has two excellent accomplishments-banjo playing and drawing. We expect to find him playing in a Palais D'Or Orchestra some of these days. He is serious-at times. These serious moments are centered around Lathrop Street. Why? Ask him, ROLLAND CRONK ROLLY Entered Freshman Yearg Academic Coursey Science Club 1115 Class Treasurer Q1-4-51g Hi-Y Secretary 1415 Hi-Y Vice President 1413 Baseball Q3-4-513 Class Basketball C2-31g Foot- ball Q4-51g Varsity Basketball Q4-51g Senior Play 1513 Assistant Advertising Manager, Acta C513 Committees. Rolly's loyalty in sports has proved to be one of sterling integrity and of unusual sticktoitiveness. Even as he has made himself famous in the gym, on the gridiron, and baseball dia- mond, so has he succeeded in carrying out the duties of Senior Treasurer, Hi-Y Club Vice President and Assistant Advertising Manager of the Acta . Rolly can always be depended upon to do his part and do it well. We hope he is over being girl shy. 20

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Y, . ELAINE BAXTER USKIPPY BAXTER Academic Courseg Glee Club 11-2-3-455 Band 11-2-3-453 Girl Reserve 13-415 Acta Staff 11-2-413 Basketball 11-2-3-433 Plays 12-415 Class Ollicer 11-455 Committees 11-2-3-47g Man- ager of Basketball 1415 Operetta 145g Honor Student 11-41. Skippy is one of the live wires of the class. Her pep, vim, and vigor have added speed to our activities. We class her as one of the most active and popular girls of M. H. S. We owe the success of the Senior Prom to her. As leading lady of the Senior Play, it couldn't help being a success. IVA BALDWIN IVY -HBLOSSOMH Entered in Junior Yearg Commercial Course 13-45g Girl Re- serve,13-415 Track 1313 Class Committees 13-45. Iva, a recent addition to our class, has in her short time here become a familiar figure. Whenever help is needed for parties. decorations or bake sales, Iva, because of her friend- ly and helpful nature is the first thought of. Always cheerful, she is one of the best liked of the commercial students. BESSIE BABCOCK Commercial Courseg Science Club 1153 Girl Reserve 12-3-45g Chairman of Membership Committee 131g Athletic Association 1415 Committees 12-3-41. Bessie is a country girl who joined the ranks four years ago. About the hardest things she has had to do during this time is to shift gears on her Chevy and sit for a marcel, so she would look sweeet for some mysterious person called Paul. We are uncertain as to her future. She hasn't quite decided be- tween the typewriter and the dish pan. RALPH BUNNELL :KBUNJJ General Coursey Hi-Y 13-4-513 Glee Club 12-353 Cheer lead- er 159. Our Fairdale sheik A girl friend in view Has a smile on his face, Does he look blue? I should sayenot. Well girls, primp up. Ralph won't be here long. He intends to take the train with the Senior Class. 19

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MARION CARTER MARY ANN General Courseg Girl Reserveg Committeesg Entered Senior Year. Marion came from Auburn Center, where she was grad- uated from a three year high school. We won't stop to count the boy friends she has, because it would take quite a while. We understand that she likes to go hunting and fishing down by Kasson's brook. Well, we don't blame her. Everyone has his hobbies. I wonder if Mr. Kasson has a son. Isn't his name Art? Perhaps Marion will own a farm at Auburn Center sometime soon. MARY CLAREY Academic Coursey Committees Q1-2-3-453 Christmas Plays 12-35g Glee Club 12-3-415 Girl Reserve 121. Mary delights in giving us sweet thingsg maple sugar, dimpled smiles, and a good-natured personality. Some day we might catch her off her guard and see what she really looks like When she is not smiling. ELMER CLINK ELM - GRINNY General Courseg Baseball Q3-41g Football 1413 Basketball C415 Class Basketball 13-43g Hi-Y C475 Nature Club CU. Nothing can phase happy-go-lucky Elmer-not even a zero. He is one of the M. H.. S.'s athletic stars, and certainly has a running start toward future success. His favorite color is Greene, perhaps because- Oh, well! LEOLA DIMON LEOLY Commercial Coursey Science Club fljg Committees Q3-413 Bible Study 1415 Home Economics fl-21. Good, better, bestg Never let it rest, Till the good is the better, And the better is the best. A good friend and pal-we are glad to have had this Miss in our class. 21