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

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GRACE JOHNSON “Thou pendulum, betwixt a tear and smile.” Although Grace never says much she ranks among the first in popularity. When there is any work to be done, count on Grace. She has done her best to make all the class functions successful, by acting on many committees, selling candy, pop, hot dogs, and other things. Grace is planning to take up kindergarten work. We know she will be successful in this as she was in her high school work. RUTH LONG “Her face is smiling and her voice is sweet.” Although Long” is short physically, she is a long way from short when it comes to work or play. Ruth’s name often appears on the Honor Roll and her pleasing personality and congenial manner have won for her many friends wherever she chances to go. When Ruth hits the world with her smile, pep, personality, and scholastic ability, we know she will go over the top. JACK MULLIN “He happiness pursues; He flies from pain.” Size doesn’t count for everything in this world and the ability to smile often goes farther than six feet of bone and brawn. All of which goes to say that Mulligan” with his infectious smile, and sparkling wit will be carried safely over the waves of life’s sea. Our epigrammatist deserves a great deal of credit for the good will shown by him toward all class projects. DOROTHY NEWCOMB “With youth, and health, and vision high.” Dorothy joined the class during our Sophomore year, and has made herself indispensable. Dot” has worked at all times for every class project, especially the Washington trip. For three years a Duckfoot” has been her omen of good luck. She was secretary during our sophomore year and has always had the class interest at heart. We need not worry about “Dot’s” success because her personality, smile and ambition can win her anything.

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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.

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RALPH OSTRANDER “I would, do anything to serve a friend.” Ossie” possesses such characteristics that we call him our clown”. Perhaps it is this and his willingness to work that have won for him a host of friends in P. A. H. S. He was a valuable member of the football squad in 1929. “Ossie” is widely known in history classes for his ability to read and give current topics. Everyone enjoys him and we are sure he will win honors in other fields. ALMA SAWYER “To know that which before us lies in daily life is prime wisdom.” Alma in her own quiet way has helped much to make all our projects successful. Attributing her early education to outlying districts, she has shown great scholastic ability, her name appearing on the Honor Roll almost without fail. Her ready smile has won her a place in the hearts of all. If our good wisher mean anything, we're sure Alma will make a successful nurse. OLIVE SHERWOOD “Her hope has many a hope and aim. From the first grade to our Senior days, there is one member who has proved most loyal and whose name very often appears on the Honor Roll. Olive’s clever suggestions are always greatly appreciated and have aided us many times. She has also had some experience at library work, helping in the high school library. We hope she will always cherish memories of school days and friends. HENRY SHEVAX “As merry as the day is long.” Once the bashful boy of our class Hank” has found that girls aren’t so worse. His cheerful smile and congeniality have won for him many friends. He has been one of our most willing workers, admirably filling the position as class treasurer. We’re not worrying about “Hank's” success for we know he will some day have his place in the Hall of Fame.