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

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forty-eight Miss Snyder, Smiih., O. Baum, Puhl, Anderson, Kxo, Pritt, Omzffer, I. Baum, P7'f11dl6', Zlobcr, Jllaacham DL'Il1ll7'Ct, Mzummg, Hcgquist, Chef' 11, Kelsey, Murplly, Johnson, Hurd STENO CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . . DORIS HURD SECRETARY . . ....,....................... . . ALICE CHAPIN FACULTY ADVISER MISS SNYDER The Port Steno Club is composed of ninetecn members who meet semi- monthly under the supervision of Miss Snyder. During this yearls period, the members have made programs for the Senior Play, June Mad , programs and tickets for the Football Banquet, programs for various chapel programs, Men's Choral Concert programs, and each student made one or more artistic typing design. Part of the work of the Club has consisted in doing secretarial work for various teachers. Each member worked for five different teachers during the year so as to obtain experience in different lines. During the last semester, a course in Office Practice was given the students to aid them in getting positions in the business world. Students learned more about letter writing and important things about office work. Each student made a scrap- book for this course. The Club activities were brought to a close with a party and a 'tour of the North Penn Gas Company.

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GLEE CLUB Patricia Babola Jean Baker Margie Baker Eleanor Barnaby June Blackman Patricia Bryan Marion Benson Barbara Crosby Lois Frankenfield Lois Anderson Barbara App Joan Becker Lois Bloomquist Anne T. Boudon Rena Carlson James Ackman Charles Boller William Bowen Jerry Bowen Raymond Bowen Kenneth Brown PIANIST . .................. CAROLE HERGER SOPRANOS Virginia Gallup Leola Hardes Vernice Hardes Hope Healy Dorothy Hobbs Jo Ann Holmes Betty Johnson Marian Johnson Doris Hurd Gloria Caskey Virda Edgreen Lorrene Hegquist Lois Hughes Gloria Kellogg Margaret Lundgren Clara Kaziska Doris Kelsey Dolores Licastro Jean Manning Margie Manning Rita Masterson Jane McGonnell Mary McLaughlin Rosemarie Michelitsch ALTCS Hazel Mantz Eleanor McFarland Lucille Nelson Jeanette Nelson Betty Belle Price Marguerite Myers BARITONES William Burgart John Coneys Joel Cooper Robert Dardenne Oliver Demaret Ronald Dunn William Gotshall Lawrence Griffith Lyle Hendrickson Don Kelsey Stanley Meade Donald Plack Jesse Price George Puhl Betty Obleski Agnes Onuffer Betty Onuffer Magdalina Onuffer Christine Palm Betty Sawyer Marian Spencer Lenora Thoren Jane Wylie Rosemarie Pritt Doris Puhl Doris Richner Marjorie Smith Mary Zlobec Steven Romanio Frank Simar Richard Thompson Hewitt Wiley Paul Wylie A Under the able leadership of Mr. Roderick, the Mixed Glee Club had a very special year. The members practiced every Wednesday afternoon and their efforts shone forth in one concert given on Tuesday evening, December 22, and another given in the spring. fort y -seven

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H. Wilry, Boudou, Gallup, Hughes, Mrs, Srwrpsolr, P. Wiley, lihrlzkcnficld, Edgfecn, Clzerringtou, Benson, App Cmxby, Becker, Bloomquist LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..... .............. ....... J o AN BECKER VICE PRESIDENT . .. .. . MARGUERITE MYERS SECRETARY ..... .. LOIS BLoo1vIQUIsr TREASURER .... ................................. V IRGINIA GALLUP FACULTY ADVISERS MRS. BECKER MRS. SAMPSON The Library Club proved to be very active this year and began the term with an initiation party for the ten new members. Needless to say, a pleasant time was enjoyed by all. The Club was off to a good start, and the year ahead looked as though it would be an eventful one. . . But then, about mid-season, when everything was functioning nicely, Mrs. Becker dropped the sad news that she was leaving to join her husband at Camp For- est, Tennessee. Everyone regretted to see her go, but soon the vacancy was filled by a lady whose potentialities and capabilities were more than enough to insure the Club's continued success. Her name-Mrs. Sampson. By Christmas time, the scrapbook of P. A. H. S. events, begun the year be- fore, was finished. It now rests on the library shelves for observation. On january 29th, the Club held a very successful Dime Dance after the bas- ketball game with Smethport. Other social events followed, and the year was topped off with a large formal dinner party. forty-nine