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

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ATHLETIC COUNCIL Harry Duhart Mary Barnett Mary Smith FRONT ROW, Left to Right Margaret Golden Frances Cutting Menfred Tenglund BACK ROW, Left to Right Miss Lincoln Earl Dolaway Chester Dolaway Norris Burleson Dick Becker Max Roys Mr. Hardy

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THE TIGER LILY GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY Three girls’ hockey teams competed in one round of tournament play during the 1934 season. The senior-junior players combined, forming one team, while the sophomore and freshman classes were each represented by an individual team. The sopho:nor:s retained their championship of last year by winning all of their games. The numerals of the class of ’37 are again placed on the class championship banner. The individual p’ayer’s award of a felt hockey stick with class numerals, was placed on a background so that the championship stripe for the second year could be added. The field behind the high school building was improved by leveling and raking. Additional space was secured by clearing away the brush. This represented a real improvement which allowed half of the high school girls to take part in an active fall sport. About forty girls played in actual competition and at least twenty more practiced during the season. The first game of the season took place on October 18, when the freshmen played the senior-junior team. The freshmen did very well in this their first game, but the experienced players retained full control of the field by scoring five goals to the freshmen’s one. The seniors-juniors played the sophomores in an exhibition game on October 19, the Friday of Community Fair Week. Practically the entire game was played in the center of the field with neither of the well-matched teams getting a chance to score until near the end of the game. Betty Langworthy, left wing for the sophomores, finally pushed through to score the lone point. The following week the sophomores played the freshmen and won by an eight to two score. November 1, in the final senior-junior vs. sophomore game, the latter won by a two to one score. The game was bitterly contended in the “Mud Bowl”, which frequent rains had caused the field to be named. A second round of games, which had been planned, was made impos sible because of weather conditions. However, this year saw the best hockey season since the sport was introduced three years ago. Team Rating Won Lost Points Seniors-Juniors 1 2 6 Sophomores 3 0 11 Freshmen 0 2 3 Individual Scori Players 'ng Record Game Points Betty Langworthy 3 4 Margaret Golden 3 3 Mary Rossetti 3 3 Anna Michelitsch 3 3 Frances Cutting 3 2 Betty Jervis 3 1 Genevieve Antonson 2 1 Harriet Long 2 1 Lois Owens 1 1 Dorothy Long 1 1

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