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

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BECKLEY DWYER Beck is a pioneer member of the class with a heart as big' as himself. He is jovial and the enviable possessor ofa habitual smile. Beck is President of the Dramatic Club and was an indespensible member of the football team. This hefty boy is ve1'y much interested in electricity at which he has already had successful practice. He intends to pursue this study at Schenectady where he is Slll'9 to suc- ceed. ROBERT FERM Bch is one of the most assiduous mem- bers oi' our class. For the last semester he has shcwn his capability by his management in the sale of magazines and the collection ol' class dues. Bob is not an LlIlllllDZJl'l.2llll mem- ber of the Glee and Dramatic Clubs as well as the High School Orchestra, Bob was a member of last season's football squad. Af- ter having broken his arm on the gridiron he came back with higll spirits and gained the much coveted varsity P . RADFORD GAMBLE Rad is one of the tallest and best liked boys of the class. He's always cracking a joke at somebody else's expense. We envy this giant for his athletic abilities, especially his ability in basketball and football. Rad is a membel' of the Boys Glee Club and thas tak- en important parts in many High School plays. He has always been a willing worker for the class and is one of the editors of the Tiger Lily. EDWARD HAGLUND Eddy is of a f1'iendly nature and is one of our most active members. He does his work willingly and then is ready for fun. Eddy was vice-president in our Junior year and has se1'ved capably on lnany committees. Eddy is of a commercial llll'll of mind and we can easily see him managing a large grocery store. 0

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JAMES CHISHOLM Heap Big Injun Jimmy is a popular member of our class. He has been very active in atrhletics and was. a star on the Champion Football Team of 1928. He is also an agricultural student ol' no little ability. Jim has an extreme dislike for snakes and thinks that Ireland should be excavated and its contents strewn among the harboring places of the American Reptilia. HOWARD CRAIN C1'ainie is an indispensible member of the class. Howard is a versatile youth and has won distinction by his varied abilities as class president, editor of the Tiger Lily, football, basketball, trackman, pianist for the High School, member of the Glee Club, ama- teur perf-ormer, having appeared in nearly ev- ery high school play produced and an artist, his paintings being highly admired. We for- see a great future for him some day. Success. LESLIE CRAIN Crainie has an extreme desire for fresh air, at least you would imagine so by the way' he spends his passtimes on the tops of tele- phone poles and high chimneys. No sir, there's no one above him in that respect. He is always on top when tl1G1'6'S a banner to be put up and he's never on the bottom when it comes to class activities. All hail to our Sopho-more Vice-president. GILBERT DOLOWAY Crashing and pounding and smashing' and bounding, is not How the Water Comes. Down at Ladore , but it's how Gibby goes down the gridiron, with a pigskin under his. arm, a rabbit foot dangling at his thigh and a rainbow 'round his shoulder, for a touch- down. Leave it to Gibby: where there is work to be done or pleasure to be gained, you will always find him at the throttle with an influential stock of good advice and able lead- ership.

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JACK HEALY VVho?-played football four years, was on the track team four years, was class presi- dent and vice-president, was captain of the '27 football team and of the '28 track team, possesses an extremely sauve personality and is liked by all for his wit and congenialness., will some day own the world's largest dairy? The answer for this list of interrogations could be none other than Jack Healy, alias Dabber. JAMES HELMER Jim , the diminutive quarterback has played an important role in our class history. Jimmy is an actor of high' esteem and has ap-- peared in many plays. This boy wears the varsity P having served on last year's foot- ball team and has acted the part of vice-pres- ident as well as a member of the High School Orchestra, Glee Club and Dramatic Club. If Jimmy decides to be a lawyer we will some day depend upon him. We hope he will help us. RALPH JOHNSON An indispensiible member of the class ofll- cers is Ralph, as class treasu1'er. He seems to be a very quiet boy but when there is ac- tion he is most always on top. He was man- ager of the champion football team ol' 1928 and is a fine basketball player. Without this member in our class to solve our problems and push us, we would have a hard time get- ting along. Ralph has a musical fondness and produces often in his clear tenor voice. Good luck Ralphy. ROBERT JOHNSTON ' Bob first appeared among us in our Junior year, having come from Titusville, Pa- He at once became a very popular and indus- trious member oi cur class. He has filled the position of boys basketball manager in a very capable manner and has served very well on not a few committees. He hopes to be Ole- Bull's greatest successor as a violinist. He plans to study journalism and we all wisha him the greatest success in this career.