Montrose High School - Acta Yearbook (Montrose, PA)

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,fi , it f W 4 E i Z Seniors Eleanor Very Eleanor has a natural love for sports. Baseball, volley ball, and hockey are her favorites. She en- joys coca-cola and Art class. Her home town is Fairdale. Everywhere she goes she can be seen with Mary Quain. Viola Ward Viola Ward greeted life at Forest Lake and later moved to lVIontrose. Viola holds a warm spot in the heart of each of her classmates and is willing to do any task assigned. Her alert fingers turn a difficult Life stencil into play. Viola likes to skate, dance 5 Q l l fi and read. 3 wa. Alice Warner Entered life quietly one day in Aprilg entered M. H. S. quietly Sept. 1, 19375 silently won high praise on her bookkeepingg slipped quietly through a commercial courseg left quietly June 7, 1941g on the q. t., that's the record of Alice Warner. Worthington Warner First in the Library Benefit and later in Senior play, Worth proved that his talents for acting are exceptional. He is a conscientious bowler and plays a brilliant game of basketball. He is fond of read- ing as well as talking to Ray O'Day in English class. .Q 5 l s 5 il 3 Page Twenty-nine

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5 Marie Sweeney Marie Sweeney hails from Silver Lake and has been one of our most energetic classmates. No mat- ter what work she's given, be it an editorial for the Life, or work in Tri-Hi-Y, Marie is sure to do it well. She was Tri-Hi-Y secretary for one year. Victoria Swiderski Basketball is right down Vic's alley! She's a whiz at it, too. I'm sure all who know her will agree with me, that she is never seen with a frown-unless she is making faces. If you haven't met Vic, go to a dance. She'll be there. Page Twenty-eight Seniors Robert Stevens Bob Stevens is one of our local Montrosites who, while in high school, has filled a prominent place in the sports field. A basketball star, a member of the hockey team, and an expert with golf clubs: these do not hinder Bob from being a Whizz at the bass drum. David E. Stilson, Jr. Dave Stilson's career, begun one August day in '23, terminates as far as M.H.S. is concerned with a brilliant senior year as captain of both the basketball squad and the track team. Dave has that certain something when it comes to the fems, too. if L f 5 Z 5

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Page Thirty Junior Girls Reading left to right First Row: Grace McCollum, Mary Sherman, Bertha Kovalefsky, Jean Marie Ral- ston, Ethelyn Wood, Marian Hughes, Esther Gordon, Elizabeth Cogs- well, Marion Hall, Leila Whalen. Second Row : Virginia Reid, Kathleen Stone, Barbara Gordon, Helen Mitchell, Pauline Nichols, Pauline Groover, Eloise Brown, Arlene Reynolds, Eleanor Tingley, Dorothy Herne. Third Row: Doris Shimer, Mabel Holbrook, Anna Markovitch, Sophie Starzec, Catherine Golis, Alice MacKeeby, Jane Dale, Margaret Roe, Kathleen McNerney, Mary Pearl Depue, Lucy Adams. Fourth Row: Joyce VanAntwerp, Anna Stetz, Jean Davies, Rose Duke, Mildred Warner, Marjorie Weavers, Helen Warner, Ruth Cromwell, Jayne Smith, Katherine Norris, Anita Coy.