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

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JEAN SKADEN “Friendship is power and riches to me” “Skit is the cream of jest at any party. She has won admiration by her congenial personality and her gratuitous service. The Honor Roll would be at a low ebb without her name. Not only along the scholastic line has “Skit” displayed excessive ability. She has been a member of the Glee Club and her dramatic capabilities have placed her in the lime light. Blithe, vivacious, witty, Jean— may no dark clouds ever mar your happiness. ALICE MARIE SQUIRES “ Tis education forms the common mind; Just as the twig's bent, the tree's inclined. Alice is the most studious girl of the class; her name is always seen in the Honor Roll. Alice’s helpful suggestions and friendly aid have done much for the class. We will all miss her when we part in June but we’ll never forget her. We wish you success, Alice, in your life work and we're sure you’ll make a good librarian. GORDON TAYLOR “To be well dressed is an asset Many things could be said of “Fuzzy” if we could catalogue them here. Who is it that we can depend on to do his very best? Who tried hard to twist wisteria perfectly? Who has fought to uphold the honor of our class? As a result of this “Fuzzy” has a great many friends who will miss him next year. We hope that some day Gordon will be prosperous and preeminent. PHILIP TEATER “Fit to bear the weight of mightiest monarchies. “Tote” has always been with us and a most valuable member he has proved to be. He is an excellent student, his name often appearing on the Honor Roll. “Tete's” popularity is due to h5s jovial wit and readv smile. He expects to b‘' a great lawyer some day. Here’s wishing you all the luck in th world “Tete.”—We expect to see you in the Supreme Court in a few years.

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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.

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MELVIN TENGLUN3) “A friend who makes blackness bright.” “Tanglefoot” has proved himself a willing worker and excellent student by capably filling the position as manager of the football team of ’29 and by securing a permanent place on the Honor Roll. He is also talented along the musical line, having rendered several solos admirably well for school programs. Melvin si planning to become an engineer, in which field we are sure he will be successful. JACK WALTER “Wrapped in the solitude of his own originality.” What would the class do without its serious man? Jack possesses astonishing musical ability and has been in the High School Orchestra for five years. Our “Ole Bull” will be greatly missed in the future. His pleasing personality and scholastic ability have helped to make him popular. He is planning to become an engineer and we know he will be as successful there as in high school. WINIFRED WYLIE Joy rises in me like a summer morn.” When “Win” left the Belfast ranks and decided that she preferred those of P. A. H. S. she caused many an unnormal palpitation of the hearts. Her bewitching beauty and fascinating charm have made her extremely popular and have won for her many friends though she has only been with us two years. “Win” has that intangible something that makes your darkest days bright and this characteristic alone assures her success.