Montrose High School - Acta Yearbook (Montrose, PA)

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' Naev, JoE ball 2, 3. OAKLEY, SYLVIA wr-41' ORGANSKI, KATHRYN I-lome Economics Course: Tri-I-li-Y I, 25 Softball 3. We never hear much from Kate: everything always seems to be the same with her. But do you want a good dancing part- ner? Just go around to any ot the local dances and you'lI find Kate cutting a neat rug. In Home Ec. she has always been busy with something, but that's not surprising: she-Is never idle. OWEN, CHARLOTTE General course: Trial-li-Y I, 2. 3. 45 Band I, Z, 3, 45 Chorus I, 2, 43 Lite Statt 4. Charlotte is that light haired girl with the jovial smile. Her chief tield ot activity has been music. She is the possessor ot our excellent alto voice which has been a strong linlc in bind- ing our girls' chorus together. The honor ot playing in the district band was given her this year. Charlotte has all the qualities ot a true friend and student. 20 Industrial Art course Taclx 2 3 4 4 Although Joe is quiet he still has a broad good natured grin and a triendly hello tor everyone I-Ie is a baseball tan an certainly Icnows how to handle a bat I-Ie also enjoys hockey and horse baclc riding and has a lceen interest in mechanics Atter school he plans to till the soil Commerical course Chorus 2 3 4 T l-I Y I 2 4 lcetball 33 Cheer leader 4 M I-I S Lite Statt 4 Acta Statt 4 Sylvia, with the deep brown eyes and curly auburn tresses has been one ot the most popular members ot the class ot 47 Vivacious, jolly, and charming is she Sylvia has real ability as a cheer leader, too. We hope that she will always be the smll ing Sylvia that she was at lvl I-I S

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ustrial Arts T clc 3 HiY I Band I, 21 CI10VU5 LOWRY, DOROTHY Commercial courseg Trial-li-Y I, 4. Dorothy is the shy, quiet member ot our class. Commercial studies are her favorites. particularly shorthand, which she is a whiz at. Among school activities she enjoys Tri-I-li-Y and at- tends it regularly. Though her disposition is very gentle, in gym classes. she is all-out for a fast game of basketball. MACKEY, RICHARD General course: I-li-Y I, 2, 3. 4: Chorus I. 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 23 Acta Editor 4. Q- What's that awtul roar descending Irorn Mrs. D's room? Nothing to be alarmed at: just another one ot Diclcs wise-craclcs escaped. What would we have ever done without him? Malc- ing iolces is only one ot his many accomplishments. I-Iis French horn, for instance, has won him state wide tame. With his genuine love for music and his playing ability, he's destined to go tar in the music world. I .laclr is our tall, curly haired senior with that torcetul and engaging character. I-le is the possessor ot a time tenor voice which has been a valuable asset to the chorus. I-le was also a member ot the district chorus this year. I-lis time attributes have won him high regard in the class. To all who know him. Jaclc is a true triend. MAXEY, PEGGY Academic course: Tri-I-li-Y I, 2, 3, 43 Chorus I, 2, 3. 43 Bas- lretball 21 Acta Statt 4. 8:55. Last buzzerl ln rushes Peg. Wherever you are, her witty remarlrs and hearty chuclcle liven the occasion. She's a happy-go-lucky girl with lots of pep. According to Pegs theory, and we quote, You haven't begun to live until you have a slri parlraf' lt's also a convenient place to hide when Mrs. Keller is looking tor you. l 9

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we-Q. 'ef 'QM' PARLETTE, WILMA General course: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3. 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Band 4: M. H. S. Lite Staff 3, 4: Acta Statt 4. To most of us, chewing gum, giggles, and unbounded en- thusiasm characterize Wimpy. Her specialties are good times, good times, and more good times. Wimp certainly believes in being merry while you can, and she is teaching us through her example. She hasn't missed a basketball game this year. so we guess that this, along with skiing, must be har favorite sport. Now who dares to ask why? PAYNE, GENEVA Home Economics course: Tri-l-li-Y I, 2, 3. To the person who does not know her, Geneva seems rather reserved and quiet but to one who does know her charming dig- nity, it seems a great relief from the common run ot chattering, noisy people. We don't know what her plans are but we are sure she will be at the top. We'll surely miss you. Geneva. and we are sorry tor our sake that you are leaving us. ROSENDALE. MARILYN General courseg M. H. S. Lite Statt I. 4: Tri-l-lifY l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Acta Statt 4. Rosie is possessed with that excellent ability ot horse back riding and she has also had that way ot getting along with them. l-ler art work on the Lite has lett us in awe, too. During her junior year she did a splendid job of acting in the Library Benetit. She plans to make photography her career, and we know she'll be a success. ROUNDS, BETTY l-lorne Economics: Chorus 3: Cheer leader 4. What a girl! If you want to know one of the peppiest, most energetic persons in the school, you must meet Betty. As a cheer leader she's tops: she shines on the dance floor, too. She's a peach-always willing to do her share in everything and can always be depended upon to put it over. What would we do without her? 21