Montrose High School - Acta Yearbook (Montrose, PA)

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Miss Helen Robinson Ofiice The Senior Class wishes to express its personal appreciation to our otlice girl, Miss Helen Robinson, for her services throughout our high school years. A tireless worker, she never fails to fulfill any of our numerous demands. Long hours, rainy days, confusing schedules- these never trample on Helen's good spirits and agreeable disposition. Every student who has occasion to go into the office is always assured of courteous attention. We thank you, Helen. Page Eleven

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HJC Faculty Mr. Maurice D. Taylor Music Art l Miss Irene Gibson, B. S. Mr. Frank Chilletti, B. S Music Physical Education Miss Charlotte Wohlhieter

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Page Twelve Class History TIME MARCHES ON l-1936-37 As freshmen we came 103 strong to venture into a world of new experiences. That year Mr. Ira Thomas, a baseball scout, visited our school and told us that in our midst there might be a second Babe Ruth or Lou Gehrig. We became hopeful. Our first social event was a coasting party held on Chenango Street, with refreshments being served later at the schoolhouse. Under the guidance of Mrs. Highhouse and Mr. Birchard we succes- fully ended our freshman year with a class picnic at Quaker Lake. TIME MARCHES ON I-1937-38 As sophomores we had the opportunity of seeing how we must have appeared the previous September. I dare say most of us enjoyed it. There was a change in the faculty this year. Miss Miller, Miss Frear, and Mrs. James joined the ranks, teaching in the Home Economics, French and Latin departments respectively. The spring box social proved an exciting as well as profitable evening. TIME MARCHES ON I-1938-39 Another change in the faculty was made, Miss McEntire replacing Miss Frear as head of the French department and also as the Girls' Basketball coach. At the close of school we succeeded in having a party to which the Seniors were invited, and to the music of the Swanky Swingstersj' our up and coming young orchestra, both classes claimed a delightful time. TIME MARCHES ON I-1939-40 At last the Senior year arrived, finding our class decreased to 65. This year we had our pictures for the Acta taken at the school instead of at Binghamton so that We could cut down on our Senior ex- penses. To keep in the spirit of the winter season we had a skating party at the Montrose Lake in February. We found, much to our amazement, that we had some very fancy ' skaters among the members of our class. And so, another class, another farewell, but may the years bring forth even greater accomplishment in the Montrose High School than we have seen during our high school days.