Port Allegany Union High School - Tiger Lily Yearbook (Port Allegany, PA)

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abr iliyrr lily ATHLETIC COUNCIL Back Row—Harold Thomas, Claude Berg, Mr. House, George Grabe, Jack Healy. Front Row—Ruth Lovell, Martha Baker, Cecelia Romanio, Ruth Johnson. The above members of the Athle-the Council perform all the necessary business for the Athletic Association. All business is transacted by them before being submitted to the Association at large. It consists of the managers of the various athletic teams, the regular officers of the Association, three members elected at large and the Faculty Advisor, Mr. House. It has been due to them that the basket ball season of 1927-1928 was a success in every respect. If some member of the Association wishes a bill to be brought up in the monthly meeting he must first ask someone in the council to bring it up in their meeting. They will discuss it thoroughly. If it is passed by them it is then ready for submission to the whole Association. Here it will be accepted or rejected. The Council has been in operation for the past two years and has been a great improvement over the former method.

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SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES Back Row from left to right- Vera Niles, Grace Keagle, Lenora Manning, Irene Hanson, Wilma Retzer, Herbert Newton, Albert Newland, Carlton Carlson, Gordon Franklin, Clyde Bryan, Arthur Johnson, Stanley Leopold, Joseph Kelley, Thomas Morey, Thelma Guncheon, Bill Healy, Gertrude Turner, Enza Baker, Mary Mullin, Bertha Evans, Mary Muchler, Ernest Mitchell Helen Hardes, Robert Welch, Ruth Remaley, H. Hovis, Cora Fuller, Juanita Schoonover, Gerald Edgreen. Robert Barnett, Lola Delong, Alberta Ostrander, Doris Ives, Rexford Burdick, Lora Shields, Alice Bryan, Rhea Puhl, Naomi Hilliker, Melvin Royal, Nellie Hurd, 0 Royce Robinson, Helen Eckstrand, Cutler Henning, Marion Holden, Bill Painter, Virginia Hanlon, Agnes Tauscher, Bernard VanSickles, Nathan Bard, Mary DeAngelius, Merle Smith, William Becker, Harold Johnson, William Woodfield, Norman Billingsley, Florence Wallace, Ruby Shields, Bernice McGill, Wava Andi rson, Bertha Antonson, Hortense Eckstrand, Paula Skaden, Jean Scherer, Carmella Ross, Donna Chandler, Carrie Coleman, Helen Cromwell, Allene Bowers, Jennie Johnson, Cetherine Rosetti,Paul Nordstrom, Philip Meacham, Joe Bayline, Clyde Springstead, Irvin Manning, Robert Hazen, Gordon Anderson, Lawrence Boudon, Charles Gump, Chales Eiswerth, Harold Chapin, Fred Linnan, John Goding, Sherman Dickman, Roy Duhart, Joe Teater,Joan Capellman, Betty Walters, Bernice Doll, Marcella Fitzsimmons, Albino Romanio, Hellena Michelitsch, Donna Metcalf, Louise Crosby. Those absent when picture was taken are Selma Parson, Virginia Skaden, Louise Hills, Theallison Lillibridge and Lucy Kelly. 1

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Back Row left to right—Coach Schlosser, Jim Helmer, Clarence Ellison, Gordon Edgar, George Grabe, Everal Nordstrom, Lawrence Redington, Carl Anderson, Radford Gamble, Mr. House, Joe Brown, Robert Fortner, Donald Keagle, Berkley Dwyer, Coach Flynn, and Claude Berg, Manager. Front Row—Edwin Pfeil, Harry Redington, Jim Georget-son, Jack Healy, Capt., Gilbert Dolaway, Lawrence Grigsby. FOOTBALL The Port High football squad of ’27-’28 turned out a fairly successful season. Under the supervision of Coach Flynn the players gained much knowledge. Although just a few players were left from the preceding year, Flynn produced a good team. The Senior Class of ’28 are taking with them nearly half of the players. This loss will be noticed greatly by the team of the coming season. Among the players who are leaving are Ellison, Edgar, Pfeil, Linnan, Grabe and a few others. Captain Redington of ’29 did exceedingly well at booting the pigskin, also as tackle. Grabe was one of the best centers in this part of the country. lie was the man who could have filled the position of all-county center, but due to the blindness of a certain person did not get it. With Linnan at the quarterback position running the team, everything went smoothly. Linnan was a very quick thinker and very good at intercepting passes. The most interesting game of the season was the Smeth port-Port game played at Smethport. Port and Smeth-port have been rivals for many years, and due to this both teams trained to the utmost. The game was played in mud, water and snow, but this did not slow up the game much. Both sides played the hardest game of the season. Due to Redington’s good punting and Port’s good defence, Smethport could not do much. Smethport’s backfield was very fast and because of this they gained what they did during the game. The teams played up and down the field but neither could get the ball over the line. The game ended 0-0. Each team appeared satisfied because both were undefeated. This game ended the season for Port High.. Football Schedule Port—26 Little Valley—0 Port—25 Coudersport—0 Port—6 Bradford—26 Port—6 Eldred—6 Port—7 Kane—18 Port—38 Wellsboi o—0 Port—0 Emporium—20 Port—0 Smethport—0