Port Allegany Union High School - Tiger Lily Yearbook (Port Allegany, PA)

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“Mischief, thou art afoot, take thou William Naegely: what course thou wilt.” Ennah Olmstead: “Gee, I wish I weren’t fat!” Joseph O’Connor: “Ye gods, how he will argue.” Bertha Spencer: “Not stepping o’er the bounds of modesty.” Christine Spraker: “I am nothing if not critical.” Allyne Tefft: “Modest as a dove.” Oral Thompson: “Look how her color comes and goes.” Muriel Ventres: “As prone to mischief as able to perform it.” Harold Weipper: “As idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean.” Josephine Welsh: “Fair without, faithful within.” JOKES. When the leaves begin to turn—before exams. John (to Olean street car conductor)—“Is this Noah’s Ark full?” Conductor—“Yes, all but the monkey. Jump in.” Miss Kershner—“Willie, what is the name of the mountain near which this battle was fought.” Willie (half rising)—“Gee, I don’t know.” Russel E. (as ever to the rescue)—“Bill, bluff it.” Willie—“Bluffit.” A Junior once to Heaven went And picked out his room and bed: But they sent him back to earth again, No crown large enough for his head.

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Junior (Officers President, .... Vice President Secretary... Treasurer... motto Nothing Without Labor Colors Maroon and White Class Jftnuirr Dark red and white carnations Esther McLaughlin . . . .Harold Wiepper ......Russel Edgar ...Pauline Naegely (Class Hull Gretchen Black: “She is a young woman that knows it all.” Howard Catlin: “A learned man and just.” Vera Eddy: “Hush, my dear; lie still and slumber.” Russel Edgar: “So young, so cute, and yet so brave.” Bessie Huggler: “Man delights not me.” Freeda Johnson: “She is a lover of Art (Arthur).” Esther McLauglin: “She chats like a popinjay.” John McMahon: “It is better to smoke here than hereafter.” Mona Meeker: “As constant as the Northern Star.” Mary Mulcahy: “Mary sober, Mary sedate, always early, never late. Pauline Naegely: “What I will, I will; and there’s an end on it.”

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Junior $oem The Junior Class with students great, I must some traits of them relate So in a few monotonous lines, I will collect some simp'e rhymes. Russel Edgar with complexion fair One day fell down the High School stair Since he is bashful and blushes soon, He thought he’d stay home in the afternoon. Oral Thompson, teacher’s pet, Never got a scolding yet; Still she’s always in for fun, When she’s sure her work is done. John McMahon, the wonderful sight, Always stays out Lite at night, He comes to school with eves half closed, What’s the reason? Lord only knows. Esther McLaughlin, slim and tall, Is our champion in basket ball; In Geometry comes Esther’s fate, A7hen Prof asks her to demonstrate. Joseph O’Conner big and wise, Always the Juniors does advise, Banquets suppers and even plajs, '‘Anything for a good time,” he says. Pauline Naegely, with natural curls Is one of our most studious girls; She will some day lead a great debate For she argues at an awful rate.