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

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like Suplquzunre 61112155 FRONT ROW, Left to Right Thomas Glass, Russell Myers, Bernard Strait, James Fessenden, Vance Carlson, Glenn Klein, Vergil Lar- son, Gilbert Parish, Lloyd Scherer, Fred Brockle. SECOND ROW, Left to Right William Chandler, Earl Meacham, Margaret Meacham, Bessie Robbins, Merl Dunn, Harold Freer, Selma Bosworth, Marian Anderson, Vesta Hardes, Charles McElwee, Raymond Flint, Stewart johnson, Lawrence Freer, Bernard Plunkett, Carl Taylor THIRD ROW, Left to Right Benedict Gilluly, Chester Hovis, jack Powers, Rose Bosnick, Alice Sullivan, Rebecca Gamble, Joan Dwyer, Dorothy Parish, Melvin johnson, John Myers, Mary Rumsey, Gene Gallup, Susanne Brown, Kathryn Keith, jack Pfeil, Gordon Chapin, Verner Johnson, john Kinney FOURTH ROW, Left to Right Margaret Dufton, Mr. Hockenberry, Advisorg Genevieve Maxson, Gladys johnson, Helen Caskey, Marion Covert, Pauline Robbins, Helen Lacney, Aletha Andress, Donald Hendrickson, Har- old Leet, Harry Gnagey, Richard Becker, Bess Hardes, Catherine Caden, Virginia Winship, Sylvester Falk, Francis Babola, Howard Mantz, Russell And- derson, Mr. Bates, Advisor

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THE TIGER LILY THE JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President ......... Frederick Grabe President ......... Frederick Grabe Vice-President .... Chester Doloway Vice-Pre.sident .... Chester Doloway Secretary ........... Mary Barnett Secretary ........... Mary Barnett Treasurer ...... Menfred Tenglund Treasurer ...... Menfred Tenglund Class Advisors: Mrs. Berg Mr. Rowles CAssistantJ For three years the class of 1935 has been a part of Port Allegany High School. During that time this class held its own with the other classes in the high school. It has contributed freely to all the varsity athletic teams, especially football and basketball, this year nine of the members participat- ing in each. The girls are also to be considered in athletics, with four members on the varsity basketball team. Next year the class of '35 hopes to continue the publication of the us- ual successful Tiger Lily. Class Colons: Green and White Class Flower: White Rose Class Motto: Climb high though the rocks be rugged

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THE TIGER LILY THE SOPI-ICMORES CLASS OFFICERS First Semester President ........... Sylvester Falk Second Semester President ......... Gladys Johnson Vice President ..... Gladys Johnson Vice President .... Rebecca Gamble Secretary ...... ..... R ose Bosnick Secretary .... ..... R ose Bosnick Treasurer . . . . . . . Marion Anderson Treasurer . . . . . . Marion Anderson Advisors : Mr. Bates Mr. Hockenberry CAssistantJ We, the sophomores, were in- spected and approved by the seniors October 11, 1933, and admitted to the senior high school as the baby class C so Mr. Hardy saysj with sixty-five members. The class has now decreas- ed to sixtytwo. We certainly did our share in taking part in chapel programs and sports. Red Gnagey was one of the best varsity football players, and Law- rence Freer was chosen as guard on the mythical second team of the north- western Pennsylvania team by the board of one of the Bradford papers. We placed no boys on the basketball team, but gave two girls to the girls' basketball team. The sophomore class is the first class to have all feminine oflicers. Class Colors: Maroon and White Class Motto: Not To The Top But Climbing Class Flower: White Chrysanthemum