Montrose High School - Acta Yearbook (Montrose, PA)

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Seniors Lucille Melhuish Lucille comes from Heart Lake, except for a few days in the winter when she is snowbound. Pets take her fancy, especially sheep and cats. She hopes to enter Keystone to prepare for a medical secretary. In chemistry she is excellentg in fact, in all of her subjects she has been at the top of her class. Patricia Melhuish Patty is best known for her sweet alto voiceg but she will long be remembered for her impersona- tion of Miss Wohlhieter. Besides her ability to act, Patty possesses invaluable cleverness. She took a fender off a certain car, and the mechanics are the only ones wise to this. George Miller George came to us from Mayfield, Pennsylvania, in his sophomore year and since that time has been known to us as the silent camera man. George takes Chemistry and seems to enjoy it a lot. His idea as far as sports go is- I'1l watch. Evelyn Mitchell Evelyn can be found on the Snake Creek Road almost any time except when she is participating in her favorite pastime, dancing. You often find her just visiting with someone around school. She is quiet, but full of fun, and an all-around good sport. Page Twenty-four

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Seniors William Maxey Bill Maxey began life in Montrose. He spent two years in Arizona and California but returned to M. H. S. for the completion of his schooling. He was a member of the Hi-Y and an advertising man- ager on the 4'Acta staff. Bill wants to be an aviator. Geraldine McCabe Geraldine McCabe began her days of overflowing helpfulness in Bridgewater Twp. No one could ask for a more willing classmate. Geraldine has dis- played her ability and originality by designing and weaving a beautiful Indian rug. Her many friends look forward to the day when Geraldine will attain her goal as a nursery governess. 5 r. 3 i 5 is 5 i 5 Jimmy, a filend to all, has been with us twelve H years. His interests vary from riding to playing the French horn. He played in the band three years and proved himself quite a handy man in the In- dustrial Art department. Donald McKeeby The one with the grin? Yes, that's Don. If there ever was a class cut-up, the class of '41 has him. When Don plays baseball, however, the rest of us grin-he always comes through a-sailing. 2 E Z, ? gr Page Twenty-three

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1 'E 2 Z S 3 i Seniors Kenneth Morrison Whether it be baseball, volley ball, or basket ball, it is not easy to surpass Kenf' A glance at his re- port card shows that his favorite subject is Prob- lems of Democracy. Ken must have plans for a vacation as he is making a clever boat in Industrial Arts. Evelyn Oakley Evelyn comes from South Montrose. She has been a member of Tri-Hi-Y for four years, and of band for three. Evelyn still has time to be pianist and caller for Dud Bollinger's Swing Orchestra. Raymond 0 Day Silver Lake sent us Raymond O'Day, whose scholastic ability has long been recognized about the school. In public speaking he was outstanding, and in French or English class he proved that a sense of humor makes many a class more interesting. John Organski John is our quiet farm lad. Most of his interests are centered around agriculture, but on at least one occasion he has been known to enjoy a moonlight stroll with a city girl. Page Twenty-five