Montrose High School - Acta Yearbook (Montrose, PA)

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GEORGE GOLIS Georges enviable ability to acquire friends will prove valuable to him in the future. ELDRED GREEN Eldred has shown us in his four years that he is always ready to help the class. l RITA HENRY If silence is golden, she has riches in store. THOMAS FRISBIE Tom's flair for mechanical drawing may some day prove very valuable to him. of www , L Mr, '11 f ff 4' ,alfwfyw DON I-IERNE I Don enjoys nothing' better than a cozy snooze in the ' middle of a boring class. B JERRY GOFF' His ability on the volley-ball floor has helped us out of many a tight pinch. Page Seventeen

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grin of Erin. GLADYS ESTABROOK When Gladys attempts to do a thing, you can always depend on its being done thoroughly. world. WILLIAM EVANS Bill's ability to entertain the class is frequently ex- hlbited. MYRTLE FORREST Although our tiniest member, Myrtle manages to be seen very often and is especially adapted to Home Economics duties. Page Sixteen DOROTHY DOLL Dorothy has been with us only two years, but it has been sufficiently long to prove that she's a good sport. JERRY DONAVON Jerry's only means of exercise is to attend all the square-dances, and he excels in this as he does with the JAMES FLYNN His genial smile, efficiency and willingness to work will carry him a long way in the business

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X ,,4 , , ' . 42 2 Page Eighteen HARRY in school. FRANK HOLBROOK Frank belongs to that fam- ous Hollenbeck and Hol- brook team that works harder to escape work than to perform the duty itself. GEORGE HIBBARD Hibbard, that dated man -with ability along so many lines, even warbling. HINDS We hope that Harry will accomp- lish as much out of school as he has LYNN HOLLENBECK Lynn is quite small but after all, surprises COITIG 111 Sma MILDRED HOLBROOK We think that Mild1'ed's motto must be to be seen and not heard. VIRGINIA HUGHES Her natural love for sports has Won her many merits. ll packages sometimes.