Montrose High School - Acta Yearbook (Montrose, PA)

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C! lRlSTENSEN, MARJORlE General course: M. H. S. Lite Statl 4. Marjorie has been with us only two years but she has proved she has the ability to malre hiqh grades, mostly because she has termed a habit the rest ot us laclr, that ot studying. Out- side ot school her main interest is in her two prize-winning, lshe hfrpesl collie pups. Marjorie hasn't told us her plans tor the future but whatever she does, it will be done conscientiously and ghorouqhly. CLINK, BETTY Cprnrnercial course: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3. 47 Chorus I: M. H. S. Lite Statt 4. Perhaps you have seen this qirl worlcinq in a restaurant somo- w'rere. Thats Betty, always busy! She's there with a grin, too, tv brighten up what might have been a dreary day. Some ot her cute rcmarlcs have eased many a shorthand class. We lrnow :hat whatever Betty plans on doing, she'll do well, because she's that Lind ot person. Q CONATY, JOE Agriculture ceurseg F. F. A. 3. 4. .loels our tarmer boy trorn Silver Late. Hels the quiet type, at least as tar as qirls are concerned. Vfe iudge he just doesnt relish reciting in English class--that is, it the crimson tace is any sign. Could that be bashtulness? We hope so: it's dit- teient. From the leots ot some ei Joe's F. F. A. proiects, he will mate a Mtop notchl' farmer. CONSIWNE, RCSE Commercial course: Tri-t-li-Y l. Let me see. YK7lioin shall we have sell ticlcets at our dance? Yfflry, ni course, Rose will: slra always does. What tamiliar words nnrl how true! Yes, herels to the qirl who was always ready to do the backseat jobs, except in the classroom and there she was way up tront. ln commercial subiects she shines the briqhts est, and atter qraduatien she plans to continue this lcind ot worlc. Wlio could aslc tor a more reliable secretary than Rose? I 4

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BROWN, MARY Academic: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Tri-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 37 President 43 I3-and 2, 3, 43 Basketball: Manager 43 Soltball 43 Life Statt 4. A quiet triendly girl is lvlary, who comes to us from South Montrose. Shes an all around good girl, no matter whether it's in sports, en the saxophone in band, or most ot all in getting the highest marks in class. Mary has very successfully led us in Tri-I-Ii'Y this last year, and were sure that she will be capable ot any job she chooses as her lite work. BUTLER, IDA Commercial course, Tri-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3, 4, M. I-I. S. Lile Statt 4. This Ilgenteel little Icssl' is one ot our best liked classmates. I-Ier aim in making good use ot time has been proved in count- less study halls, but when the time tor relaxation comes, Ida rrnizys playing a tast game ot basketball. Alter leaving M. I-I. S., she plans to enter college to continue her I-Iorne Ec. studies. ' CARROS, LOUISE Cwiniiivicial course: Tri-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3. 4g Band 2. 3, 47 Chorus I, 2, 3, 43 M. I-I. S. Lite Statt 41 Acta 4. limit? Tall? Nice? Yes! That's Louise all wrapped up in Inv. Louise has worked hard at everything, the commercial .wmirsv iwing her tavorite. She can always tind a bland smile .nail .1 tht-erlul word tor everybody. It youlre her friend, youlil Ln.-w what we mean and if youlro not--well, you donlt kn iw vvlmit youlre missing. We're sure et bright days tor Louise. Ci IfXfvILlIQl?LfXEN, ROBERT l'i-Iu1,tiitilAi'ts3 I-Ii,Y I, 2, 3, 41 Chorus I, 2, 3, 41 Qctet 3. Bobby is the cute little tellow who works down at Taylorlz- alter school. I-low could we ever forget that cheerful per- f.oritilit'yQ7 When we were treshrnen, everyone thought Bobby should still be in the grades because he was so short, Now we know we could never have done without him. The old saying Big things come in small packages we certainly believe. I 3

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COOK, LEOMA Commercial course: Tri-I-li-Y I, 2, 3, 4: M. I-I. S. Lite Stott 4, Whenever we hear the name Leoma mentioned, we think first ot her peitect complexionj And just as enviable is her t.iendly disposition. She and her shadow, Ida, can usually be i hind together in study hall at noon studying bookkeeping and chewing gum. From all appearances, Leoma seems quiet, but trom what we hear, the Forest Lake bus driver can hardly think so. DALY, CATHERINE Home Economics course: Chorus I, 2, 45 Tri-t-lieY I, 3, 4. Katie is a lass who meets more people in one night than anye one else, tor she's the well-known ticket girl at the theater. l-ler interests center around home making, and from a reliable source we hear she's a very good cook. Katie has live-ned up many a dull day with her amusing jokes. By way of the grape-vine we learn that there's a certain person stationed in Korea who ranks 'first place with K-K-K-Katy. DEPUE, JOHN Agriculture course, Band I, 2, 3, 41 Basketball 47 Chorus 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 3, 4: Acta Stati 4. John possesses a sincerity and dependability that wins and holds the respect ot his friends and teachers. I-le says little. but his words carry weight, and underneath John's sober counte- nance, there's a clever sense ot humor. There aren't'many members ot the fairer sex who haven't admired John's broad shoulders in his basketball uniform. Besides all this he seems to have certain knack for getting big marks. Everyone knows him: everyone likes him: everyone will miss him. DOWNS, JAM ES Industrial Art course: Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4: I-li-Y 2. 3. 4. YQ'he.'e's that cowboy and guitar music coming tromff NVho's that fellow with the knack tor making triends and keeping them? None other than our certain prescription tor the blues --Jim Downs. Jim's also our land-locked-tar, as that sailboat in the shop will prove. We are sure his witticism and his scope of activities will provide him with a prominent place in the future. I 5