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

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To the Members of the Class of 1934: I wish to extend to you my congratulations on the completion of your high school course and upon the fact that you have the largest enrollment of any class that has been graduated from Port High. I have enjoyed my associations with you and hope that you will remember with pleasure your high school days. My best wishes go with you, and may success crown your efforts in every good thing that you un- dertake. Your sincere friend, Fred N. Hardy

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Ellie Uliger lilg Staff FRONT ROW, Left to Right Cecelia Babola - Art Editor ' - Virginia Catlin - Society Editor Mary Agnes Boudon - Editor Dorothy Doll - Girls' Sport Editor Miss McFarland - Advisor BACK Row, Left to Right William Gilluly - Boys' Sport Editor john Geuder - Associate Editor james Isherwood - Business Manager Max Hoffower - Advertising Manager james Shevak - Circulating Manager Chester Scherer - Associate Editor Albert Weimer - Diarist

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bihalrp 2 Q9ur heme And up the sounding hall I past: But nothing in the sounding hall I saw, No bench, nor tiable, painting on the wall Or shield of knightg only the rounded moon Thro' the tall oriel on the rolling sea. But always in the quiet house I heard Clear as a lark, high o'er me as a lark A sweet voice singing in the topmost tower To the eastward: Up I climbed a thousand steps With pain: as in a dream I ,seemed to climb Forever: at the last I reached the door, A light was in the crannies, and I heard 'Glory and joy and honour ........ ' Tennyson Immediately upon entering Port Allegany Senior High School, we the present seniors, became a strong army of squires attending upon the knights who have now gone before us. We turned our faces toward the great castles of Knowledge and have progressed 'along the path, every year becoming stronger and we hacked aud cut our way through the motley masses of Ignor- ance, Superstition, Tradition, and other blinding effects. Ever as we have striven up the crooked path, we have sought. out our leader, Truth, and ever have we Haunted Training. As we more experienced, him at the enemy. There is yet much to he done, ia long journey to travel ere the final goal be at- tained: 'but that journey will be through other institutions. Until such time when we can go ahead, to become each of us more of a, unit in himself than a part of one great unit, we stand as a solid organization, with our Visors d-own and our lances reiady. We are prepared, as was the knight of old, to go iorth and do battle with the dragon of Ignorance, the three headed, green-eyed monster of Superstition and his brother, Tradition. The great essential of life that we have discovered is the Courage to be what we are and we have endeavored to remember this in working toward our goal of service. Of all the elements we have battled. we wish to leave behind only our newly found Courage, to lend a helping hand to coming Knights.