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

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who made the girls get into it and light and pepped them up in between quarters. Mart was considered as the best side center in the league and believe me she sure knows her basket ball. Thorene Anderson, our jumping center was the best jumper in the league. She out-jumped every one of her opponents. She battled hard and she and Martha played together as a clock. Probably one of the main factors in their victories were their guards, Margaret Farner, who is better known as “Fat” was the best guard in the league. She was capable of holding her own and entered the game with a great spirit. We are unfortunate in losing Marg this year but we know she leaves her best wishes with the team for the next season. Grace McFarland, the other guard was a real whiz at keeping the opponents from running up a large score. Grace and Marg worked to- gether and were probably the best mated guards in the league. As Grace only a Freshman we expect her to be a wonder in the future. Maxine Rafferty, our substitute for side center was great. She was fast and light on her feet and could battle with anyone. Max was a good sport throughout the season. The schedule for the season is as follows: Port 35 Mt. Jewett Opponent 10 25 Galeton 25 19 Austin 9 35 Eldred 0 49 Emporium 12 38 Coudersport 24 22 Galeton 14 15 Eldred 5 24 Austin 19 41 Mt. Jewett 9 20 Emporium 0 29 Coudersport 24 352 Total 163 TRACK Due to the bad weather conditions the Port Allegany track team was a little late to begin training. Port has excellent material and a good team is looked forward to. The following men are out for the various events: Dashes, Healy, Red-ington, Thomas and Dickman; Jumps, Healy, Thomas, R. Gamble, C. Gam- ble,, Redington and Black; Distance runs, Edgreen, Painter, Keagle, Pfeil and Black; Weights, Redington, Chisholm and Johnson. Port has track meets with the following : Coudersport, Smethport, Kane and Roulette. The team is training very hard and a successful season is expected.

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GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row left to right — Maxine Rafferty, Miss Mangold—Coach, Grace MacFarland, Margaret Farner, Miss Mason—Coach, Ruby Lovell. Front Row—Ruth Lovell, Thorene Anderson, Martha Baker Cape., Cecelia Romanio, Rena Lovell. Port High Basket Ball Girls ended another season without defeat, only through their honest and sincere playing, and Port High certainly does have something to be proud of. All during the season they fought hard to save the name of our dear, old Alma Mater. Their real test of the season was the final game played at Coudersport. Cecelia Romanio, our best forward is most responsible for their string of victories. She is a sure shot and knows her stuff when she fakes her guards the way she does. “Celia” was elected manager of the team in 1927-1928 and in 1928-1929. Then our three Lovells, Ruth, Ruby and Rena. Ruby and Celia worked together and worked hard with Ruth and Rena closely following their example. We were sorry to lose Ruby the near end of the season, but as other opportunities beckoned her she grasped them. Hail, our Captain, Martha Baker. She was chosen by the team as captain for 1927-1928 and 1928-1929. Mart was known by every one as the spunk of Port’s teams. She’s the one

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Stir itturr Hily HIGH SCHOOL BUGLE STAFF Editor in Chief—Edwin Pfeil Associate Editors—Avrom Dickman, Ruth Johnson Advisor— Mr. L. W. Holden Senior Reporters—Natalie Chesbro, Edwin Skaden Junior Reporter—Virginia Rafferty Lawrence Miller Sophomore Reporters—Alice Squires, Jack Holden Freshmen Reporter—Eva Nordstrom During the past school year “The Bugle”, our High School paper, has proved a gigantic success. The result of the co-operation of the school in general and the staff as a whole was very efficient. Its appearance in the Re porter-Argus every other week was eagerly looked forward to by all the members of the High School.