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

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DONNA HUNTER Library Club “How sweetly sounds woman” D-ebonair O-ptomistic N-eat N-atural A-ffectionate A-miable That’s our “air-mi Latin Club the voice of a good H-appy U-seful N-ice T-idy E-nergetic R-eserved d Donna”. HELEN HURD “Honey” Latin Club Library Club Glee Club “A perfect woman, nobly planned To warn, to comfortt and command” H. is for Helen (vigor and vim) Undertake what she will, we’re sures he will win. R. is the reason why she is going to ibe a Dandy chemist at the Extract Factory. HELEN JOHNSON Senior Play Latin Club French Club “Let thy words be few” Speaking of speed in conversation—well, Helen is always on the stage for nothing pleases her more. Oh yes, did you see her in the Senior class play as Aunt Abby If you didn’t, you certainly missed a good laugh. We have heard that Helen hopes to be a teacher. We know she’ll be fine, especially where lecture classes are needed. ROY JOHNSON Sid” Senior Play “And tis his faith that every flower Enjoys the air it breathes Roy is one of our musical members, lie can play the guitar and mouth organ and has done much toward making our chapel programs a success. It seems that “Sid is also fond of flowers and hopes some day to have a greenhouse all his own. When you do Roy, we’ll all “Say it with Flowers.”

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EDWARD ERICKSON “Pike” Football Tiger Lily Staff “So fought so followed, so fairly won” Another of our football heroes and our sport editor too. Did you hear about that write-up Pike did for the Gazette? It went over big—who knows but Pike may yet run America’s biggest sport paper? When you do, don’t forget to save the front page for your Alma Mater’s championship teams, Pike. STANLEY FORD “Fordie” Basket Ball Football Track Circulation Manager for Tiger Lily Senior Play “Clothed in a cloak of mystery” “Fordie” joined us just this year and we have an idea he likes us even though he never has expressed his opinions. With his arrival Port gained another member for both football and basketball squads, and he has surely been an amiable team mate. They say that “Gentlemen prefer blondes” it may be true in “Fordie’s” case, but we all know that he doesn’t like cocoa. CECIL GAMBLE “Cec Football Track Captain of Basket Ball “I know a trick worth two of that” Cec evidently does know a trick or two by the way he handles a football or basketball. For four years he has participated in all three sports and has gained recognition the country round. Cec has always been popular with his classmates and possesses an almost uncanny ability to talk himself out of scrapes. MAUDE GRIMES “Mandey” Civics Club Library Club “The quiet haven of us all” Maude joined us in our freshman year and has been working hard to uphold the standards of the class. She is an extremely quiet girl, but we would all miss her if she were not present. We hear Maude wants to become a “stenog” and we are sure happiness and success awaits her.

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DONALD KEAGLE Donny” Football Basket Ball Track Senior Play Science Club “A laugh is worth a groan in any market” Whenever we see “Donny” without a grin, we know he must be wrestling with some gigantic math problem. For the past four years Donnie’s time has been about evenly divided between math work and the three major sports, in all of which he excels. He certainly has done his share toward bringing trophies for Port High, so maybe the smile helped him. Whatever it was we know it wasn’t a girl. NORMA KLEIN ‘Norm” Tiger Lily Staff Dramatic Club Library Club Latin Club Senior Play Junior Class Secretary Norma is an indispensable member of our class—Poetess, author and playwright all in one. One of Norma’s plays has already been presented by the class of ’31. Besides having talent in this way. Norm is working hard to help the class get to Washington. With her sunny disposition and winning smile, Norma is sure to meet success in any venture. VICTOR KLEIN “Vic” Latin Club Football Dramatic Club Senior Play Civics Club It is excellent to have a giamt’s strength” “Vic” is our strong man as you’ll agree, if you’ve ever seen his muscles. We have heard that he rises every morning at six-thirty and gives the pipe organ a much needed exercise. A little bird told us that it is Vic’s aim and amibition to be a famous surgeon and organist combined. They say the early bird gets the worm, so go to it Vic. ALICE LARSON Library Club “O joy! that in our embers Is something that doth live” “Good goods come in small packages and we believe it where Alice is concerned. She is always bubbling over with laughter and good will wherever you see her. Alice isn’t quite sure which of many positions she would like to hold so why not try ’em all?