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

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A 4 ii 43 53. Q ' 'if f, . W 4 , .Q i Y? FRESHMAN CLASS Fitz- Bernice Doll, Marcella io, an Rom H3 Bi Walter, etty Louise Hills, B tsch, hel First Row-Louise Crosby, Edith A. Nelson, Freda Sewell, Helen Mic ,E .E O0 .2 IP J? D0 N W ac U U anning, Gia M 911013 Shields, L fd arlton Carlson. Second Row-Lau C nnan, Nathan Bard Li ed t, Fr Roy Duhar 5s .2 vi DD .E E5 s: N E o Z E' o E .E 'EZ 34 Z - 'SZ 370 Oi: C542 E31 -C'-x: l 9, 15?-5 g.C .EI-4 fe Zag '55 -QI 41.2 -.E fg? 3? EEA .n ot 04:2 :ist .c.n 9: En! 1,5 l-U EQ 3... 'IME c-- 2? a 'SJ 35 .... Q97 :EE ': 'EE Die' IU E.: -40 04: Zhi 1-'xg .EI-1 SE 'fm P4 Za :go 2.2 lu svn -2,-'E cds: 'S 5-. Eg' 'E-.sz wi' Um C 5 go .-,-1 :EFS QI 'si J- rnI u L.. QI .D o ri si E bE -C. .. L1 QJ 3 .2 LL! IIB U 1 fd -C1 u 5 'Ti bd .II CL 0 V1 O 'T .E a. N .c U 2 o .. W I oi: ce Lon Ali Diclcman, an fm She ystrom, hnson, joseph Teater, Reva N jo Ea an, Len 5x a-4 Q O .-'G ea Z C .2 u E E ..i -C -'Si 'U I-ll M.. o .'2 In 'U td vi va N 1 :Q A-4 u as .D C 0 -1 U 0 I si urth Row-W. Fo Arthur Hardes. Taylor, Thomas Mowrey, -Clifford Grimes, nard i.. 0 CD wi aa .E U xl GJ .li J! s: U ..: .2 LU ... N IA vi : nd :Z W .z .fi N U ... :s N D-4 M. QI -2. QE x: N .cz .2 U-1 ... B-4 U , John Goding, Lyle Manse, Alb Extrancl Helen E 0 E o I

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Colors ......... Uhr Eigrr illilg 51112 Sophomore Clllass flgffirers First Semester President ..... .... H arry Redington Vice President ....... Leonard Eley Secretary ..... . . . Beatrice Berg Treasurer . . . . . . Eva Nordstrom In September 1927 fifty-seven Bright Green Freshies joined the High School. Yes we were green but not any greener than the three classes of Freshies preceding us. We demon- strated our abilities so thoroughly that by the time of the Freshman Re- ception we were quite bleached out and ready to take up other duties, which we carried out diligently throughout the remainder of the year. In our Sophomore year we have lost so-me in quantity, it is true, but not in quality, and with the passing of the year have grown in wisdom and digni- ty. We are sometimes called slow but still we know that the race is not al- ways to the swiftest and are firmly re- solved to stand with the rank and file of our school, doing our best for the Orange and the Black. In athletics we have done our part, in football, basketball, and track and are ever ready when called upon. Second Semester Clifford Doloway President ........ Vice President ...... Martin Painter Secretary ..... .. Martha Dwyer Treasurer . . . . . Eva Nordstrom Six of our members were on the Cham- pion 1928 Football Team and five rep- resente class on the 1929 boys basket d, while an equal num- ber uph r standard on the girls squad. We are not the brightest class in school we admit, but our scholastic ability must be acknowledged, since we claim a permanent position on the honor roll, of which We are justly proud. The class of '31 has the prospects of being an outstanding class socially -we have already sponsored several very successful parties for which we have received the compliments of the other classes. During the remainder of our high school course We hope to pro-ve more fully that the class of '31 may be depended upon to rally around its Alma Mater in all things. Green and White Motto ...... Work Wins Everything Advisor .............. Miss Griffy Flower . . . . . . Carnation

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Uhr Gligrr Iiilg miie glfreshman 0112155 fbffirers . First Semester Second Semester President .......... Carlton Carlson President ........... Joseph Teater Vice President ........ Fred Linnan Vice President ........ Fred Linnan Secretary .... Marcella Fitzsimmons Secretary .... .. . Joan Capellman Treasurer ........... Grace Keagle Treasurer .. . .... Grace Keagle Colors ........ ...... R ed and Gray Flower ........... Chrysan mum Motto-Not at the Top, But ing Advisor .......... Mr. Hoc berry As is the usual characteristic of Freshmen classes, the Class of 1932 is the largest class in High School. As yet they have not had sufficient time to distinguish themselves, but they have promising material for all future High School activities. Recently they showed surpassing Freshman judgment in their selection of class insignias. They gained the ad- miration of the upper classmen in their choice of a unique Canoe Place style of emblem. As a fitting prophesy for this class we can see them as successful sponsorers of parties, sleigh rides, Weiner roasts, and other social activi- ties which require superior ability. VVe can visualize among them future football players, basketball stars, track athletes, as well as outstanding scholars, brilliant actors and talented writers. The Seniors once were Freshmen green, The Juniors also., so it seems, And someday maybe we will be Bearing their tasks as you will sec As they have done. When Port High sends about its call For football, track or basketball, Or when the future calls for men Upon its greatest tasks to send We'll always come. We lo-ve our Alma Mater too, With it we'll stay until we're through, And when our High School days are o'er, We'll think again of days before When we were young.