Montrose High School - Acta Yearbook (Montrose, PA)

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Seniors Edwin Conklin Edwin is just a shy farmer boy, but he does have a way with the girls. If you've noticed an increase in his height, it's because of swimming which he en- joyed nearly every day last summer. He has, also, taken to dancing and is getting to be quite an artist at it, both in round and square dancing. Rita Dean The old adage surprises come in small packages suits Rita to a t , for though she is the shortest girl in our class she has been active in many school affairs and is a first-class commercial student. Al- though she is rather quiet, she possesses that qual- , 3 , 1:55 yr r .weuwmmi ' Searle Dolan Searle Dolan's first squawk was officially recorded one morning Knot the firstJ in April. Eighteen years later, he has earned a place in the boys' octet, and the distinction of being one of five in the smallest class in school-Solid Geometry. Irene Estabrook Irene joined us during our Freshman year. She soon mastered the flute, and now holds a chair in the senior band. She likes English and is excellent in shorthand. A cheerful worker, she has made the band room pleasant in carrying out her duties for Mr. Taylor. ity which makes her a favorite wherever she goes. Page Seventeen

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Seniors Kenneth Caterson Kenneth Caterson, the tall blonde member of our class, has been a very popular pupil among his class- mates. He spent his spare moments in his Chevy and usually had two or three fair ladies as company. Ken was a member of the band and topped an out- standing basketball career as captain. Earle Catlin Small of stature, quiet in nature, but one of our most loyal members is Earle Catlin. He was a mem- ber of the band for two years and was class treasurer when a Junior. In his senior year Earle proved himself a capable third baseman on the ball team. 5 Q s s Kenneth, better known since the lmpersonations as Mr. Birchard II, is the star pitcher for the Mont- rose Swampers. Ken goes out for sports in a big way. Volley ball, baseball, and bowling are his favorites. Speaking of the impersonations, Ken's curly hair is the one advantage which he has over Mr. Birchard. Madelyn Chier Madelyn Chier flitted from the cradle to the end of her high school days with dancing toes and a song in her heart. Her dark eyes sparkle from morning till night, and she leaves no task undone, whether it be supervising N. Y. A., working on Acta, or senior dramatics. Page bixteen

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Seniors William Flindt The M. H. S. Rogue's Gallery lists Bill Flindt thus: Born April 28, '233 height, 6 ft. 2 in. fthe Senior skyscraperlg weight, 1703 hair, browng eyes, blue. He's a tailor's son, and he looks it. Incidentally, he's an honor student, as well as class president. Helen Garey Helen says very littleg nevertheless when she does, it merits a listening ear. Her part of the senior im- personations was reader, which she handled effi- Q ciently as she does all she undertakes. Helen takes f the commercial subjects but enjoys English most of all. Anthony Golis Anthony, who comes from Williams Pond, was one of our star basketball players. He made many a point for M. H. S. An earnest worker in Problems of Democracyg at square dancing, not easy to excel. Florence Greiner Our sweet, shy classmate who sells candy at noon is Florence Greiner. She was born in New York State but spent her four years of high school with us. She can play the accordion and has been al- ways willing to entertain at school affairs. Page Eighteen