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

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JAMES GEORGETSON “A mystic bond of brotherhood makes all men one.” “Jim is one of the most popular boys in high school. He has gained many honors in football, being the star full-back for the last three years. He was captain of the '29- 20 team, has been president of the class, a member of the Executive Council, and has worked faithfully for the success of the class of '30. We feel sure that “Jim will meet with success in whatever life occupation he may choose. GAIL GOODRICH “He knew what9s what, and that’s as high as metaphysic wit can fly” “Red , one of those direct persons with frankness and decided manner of speech, combined with humor and kindness, is an in-dispensible addition to any group. He was a member of both the football and basketball squads and is an editor of the Tiger Lily. Ckiil has worked hard for our class, and can be assured that he leaves a host of friends in P. A. H. S. EXILDA HANLON, “A mind at peace with all below” Though Exilda is never conspicuous in a noisy way. she has made herself dear to the hearts of all her classmates. She has worked hard for the Washington trip and has servod faithfully on many committees. She proved herself a very cmpetent secretary during the first half of our Senior year. Exilda is planning to take a business course next year, in which field we are sure she will be successful. DONNA HALL “Oh happiness, our being’s end amd aim” Fifty years from now when the rest of us are wrinkled and rheumatic with age, Donna will be the same blithe, ingenuous child of seventeen. We have always admired her gay disposition and pleasing personality and this almost speaks success for her. Donna has greatly aided to uphold our schlastic standard and she has also shown great ab'lity in acting, and has taken the leading roles in many of the dramatic events.

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WALTER EDGREEN Friendship’s another element of life.” “Squawk” has shown much talent In the erTnh Pa,ti« Pating in almost ev- ery Phase from track to football. He is work- i»R hard with the class to get to Washington ft, , K°Ut a d°Ubt hC Wi enjoy the fruits of his labor. Although “Squawk” is not very b S we are positive he will do big things in IMELDA EISWERTH ‘‘Thy modesty’s a candle to thy merit.” Although 1 m el da has not always been with us she has endeared herself to the hearts of all who have met her. She has greatly aided in upholding the scholastic standard of our class. Besides this she has been secretary of the class, is now secretary of the Athletic Association, and assistant H. S. librarian. Imelda dreams of a ranch in the west and may her land of heart’s desire sometime be reached. DONALD FORTNER “When I’m not thanked at all, I'm thanked enough.” Donald is the only Senior boy who has continued the agricultural course, and in no small way. for he has attained many honors and this year he received honorable mention at Harrisburg. This is not the only work in which “Don” has been successful, because nearly always his name appears on the Honor Roll. He has a great many friends in Port High who wish him success in his future enterprises. HUGH FREER “And ever o’er the trade he bent; And ever lived on earth co'ntent. “Hughie” is another of our boys who has worked hard since his freshman year to make all our activities successful. No matter what the job Hugh is always there with a smile to do it. He has also been a great help to his Alma Mater in the athletic line. We know that Hugh will be as successful in life as he has been in high school.

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DEXTER HASKINS “Laughter and wit flashing so free” “Silas” is our big boy, and this not only refers to his size, but to the things he has accomplished. His aid for any task has been one of the great factors toward obtaining our goal. Dexter’s happy disposition has helped to make our class affairs gayer and pleasanter, yet the successes we wished them to be. His future plans are unknown to us, but we are sure they will meet with success. JANE HEALD “Affection lights a bnghter plane “Shrimp”, although not very large, is one of the big workers of the class. Jane has shown much ability in athletics as well as dramatic talent. In fact, “Shrimp” has taken part in every high school activity. With this versatile knowledge, it is hard to tell what Jane will do, but we feel she is most interested in the “Case” object. JACK HOLDEN “Variety is the veiy spice of life” “Bud” has surely won honor in his high school career, taking part in almost every activity. He has been manager of the boys' basket ball team, treasurer of the Athletic Association, president of the class of 1930. advertising manager of the Tiger Lily, member of many committees. Boys’ Glee Club, Orchestra. and Dramatic Clubs, in general Jack has been a willing and successful worker. This speaks for itself and assures his success as an engineer. PHILIP JOHNSON “Silence is the perfectest herald of joy” Although Philip doesn’t seem to take up much room, he has made himself very valuable by means other than his size. He is one of the Senior boys who wears a varsity “P”, being a member of both the football and basketball squads. “Phil” has worked hard for the Washington trip and every other Senior goal. He is present at every social event and is an indispensable member of the class of 1930.