Montrose High School - Acta Yearbook (Montrose, PA)

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I 2 E A z 5 5: .X Ivan, though ity, is one of forward chaps. REGINA BENDZEL Her quiet, studious ways, whether in classroom or out- side, have been a credit to her. SHIRLEY BROWN Shuleys honest efforts at any undertaking have helped our class immensely. Page Fourteen BURT CLARK Entered a sophomore, proved himself a real student, as a Juniorg Acta editor, Senior year. ELDA ALLARD Elda, the meek little Sen- ior who has no enemies, has been a real credit to our class when it comes to conduct. IVAN ALLARD the essence of humil- our steady, straight- CAROLE CATLIN A .toss of the head, a firm and independent step a pair of attractive eyes, and we have Carole

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Introduction to Classes h school students In eleven such buses sixty-seven per cent of our hig . arrive each day. Due to the competence of the bus drivers, there have been no dangerous accidents, although most of the buses had to come through unplowed roads this winter and there were several days that no f the deep snow. school was held because o Page Th irtecn

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JOHN CONATY John, without the guiding hand of that older sister, has often been a menace to study-hall. ANNA DEAN Anna, the quiet, the thoughtful, the meek. Here's to you, Anna for a very happy future. 9-ii'-it 51346 YW-LF. 3' 2 Z . .... ff V VM? ff ,2 0, f- ,ff f2,??fiffg?25 0' ' INA CLOUGH LEO DEAN His quiet, friendly ways have dispersed any potential enemies. 5 Ina, the little girl from South Montrose, never let's others know when she is down in the dumps. RUTH DEPUE Although Ruth is a ca- pable worker, she never 1' lauds her own accomplish- ments. A I fe Lx Y F AQ 2 2, 2 2, . ,ill GERALD COLE Gerald's love for baseball gives him something' to talk about most of the time. Page Fifteen