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

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ILhr (Li' rr LiL nyhnnutrr (£lass Prfsidcnt..........Martin Larrabee Secretary Harry Greer Vice President.........Grace Phalin Treasurer............... Ila Meeker (Cfllnr Jflntocr ittette Brown and White Rcse Not at the top, but climbing. (£la 130 Vada Burt John Breifcgle Ivar Carlson Leona Cady Marcella Cauley Ruth Doloway Dorothy Fortner Harry Greer Cecil Hazen Melker Hermanson Lucy Huggler lull Frank Headd Rowland Johnson Louise Johnson Martin Larrabee Bernice Meyers Ila Meeker Rose Naegely Grace Phalin Bert Romanio Carold Upthegrove Alice Wennerstrom nplumum' history The fate of most Freshman classes was the fate of ours, we left so many of our number behind. But tho our number has decreased, our knowledge and the old spirit of independence have increased and this year finds us as promising a band as any in school. At one thing we have beaten the other classes, and that thing is money making. But we have an object in getting a prosperous bank account for we hope this year to purchase our school gift, so long planned and hoped for, the flag pole. After that is successfully ac- complished, we hope to begin working toward cur Washington trip. We have taken no active part this year in a class scrap for there was none. We can easily account for this fact. Last year’s upper classes exhausted all then-spite and cruelty on us as Freshmen, so there was none left for this year’s class. Moreover, we as Sophomores were too kind hearted to make the innocent, unsuspecting Freshmen endure what was our portion last year, and so very generously refrained from annoying them in any way.

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Che Ciijrr 3Cilit There is a lady, I have head tell Who, when in school, does her work very well. But always as soon as her work is done, Alice is ready for play and for fun. Handy-Spandy, Hilding’s a dandy He loves plum-cake and sugar candy; He bought some up at Johnson’s shop, Tnen cut he came and ate it up. Riddle me ree, riddle me ree, Wilkin’s as proud as proud can be, And he says to himself, says he, “Oh dear! What a very fine fellow I be.” There’s Cecelia, full of fun, Laughing in the brilliant sun, Cheerful in both work and play, She is merry all the day. : t Up the street and down street Each window’s made of glass; And if you go to Anderson’s You’ll find a jolly lass. All day they hunted George Gehring for to find, For he was a very little boy To have such a brilliant mind. Little Joe Fulmer sat in a corner Lamenting with many a sigh, Then he stretched up his head, And the Juniors heard what he said, “But I’ll be a big boy by and by.” Merry have we met, Merry have we been, Merry let us part, And merry meet again. R- T. and F. S.-T7

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SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row, Ila Meeker, Rowland Johnson, Dorothy Fortner, Cecelia Haze n, Martin Larrabee, Grace Phalin, Second Row, Alice Wennerstrom, Vada Burt, John Breifogle, Carold Upthegrove, Lucy Huggler, Rose Naegely. Third Row, Melker Hermanson, Louise Johnson, Leona Cady, Harry Greer, Ruth Dolaway, Marcella Cauley, Bert Romanio.