Montrose High School - Acta Yearbook (Montrose, PA)

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ll l l NWWW WWUWWll1NNll CLEON TANNER Montrose, Pa. GOOFY RASCAL Foot Ball 11-2-3-453 Captain of Foot Ball 1255 Track 11-2-3-459 Captain Track 12-3- 455 Basket Ball 12-3-45g Captain Basket Ball 1353 Citamadra Club 1355 Committees and Play 1353 Academic Course. Goofy is the record Alta -tude holder of the county: of course we mean in the high jump. In addition to track Goof only holds three major sport letters, no doubt he should have more but they give only four at M. H. S. Goofs old battle cries of My ball, and Here! have oriented many a foot ball and Basket ball team. They will certainly be missed when the going gets rough, and the French class will surely be demoralized without that Let me see. GLENDORA VOSS DODO Academic Course, Class Secretary 1353 Gllee Club 13-45g Editor-in-Chief of the Acta 145, Mathematics Club 1353 Com- mittees 11-2-3-453 Honor 145. If you work then with a will, It will be but playing still. Glendora is equally good at work or play. She believes in steady work in sch-ool hours as may be seen by observing her in Study Hall, especially when she's working on the Acta. Many members of our class will remember her as the official Chauf- feur. KATHRYN WARNER Birchardville, Pa. KKKATY77 Entered Freshman Yearg Academic Courseg Glee Club 11-353 Music Club 1359 Tri-Y Club 1453 Citamadra Club 1353 Pub- licity Committee 145, Assistant Circulat- ing Manager 145. Katy has been with us four years of hiizh school, and we have found her to be a very valu- able companion and friend. She is interested in all athletics and class events. Her smile brightens all her classmates' woes. Katy could easily be called unequaled, why d0n't we? NELSON WARNER Montrose, Pa. UNELLIEH Academic Coursey Class Vice President 135, Foot Ball 1253 Basket Ball 12-3-453 Track 145, Manager of Track 1455 Busi- ness Manager of Life 145g Athletic Re- porter to Acta 1453 Committees 11-2-3 453 Cltamadra Club 135g lnterclass Bas- ket Ball 1453 Senior Play 145. Nellie, the worthy Captain of the second Basket Ball team, seems to think long walks necessary to keep in training, His favorite walk is out Cliff Street,-fwe wonder why? As Busi- ness Manager of this year's M. H. S. Life we ieel that Nelson has dune a great deal to make the paper a success. ,, , ,,,,,, ,, W.. i,,i,,,, M , W, :W i ,U , ,,,,,,,N, ,,,', HMWlWWHHWMWWlWWWWWWWHWWWNWWHHHlWWWMMHWwWMWWMMJMMlll Nwll WNlWHW HWHWMWWWHW HHWWN 26

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