Port Allegany Union High School - Tiger Lily Yearbook (Port Allegany, PA)
- Class of 1944
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SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL FRED N HARDY PED B B S The years pass so qulckly that lt scarcely seems posslble another class IS about to complete the prescribed course of study and jom the ranks of the alumm of Port We hope you have the satrsfactxon of knowmg you have used your talents to the best of your abxllty and that when ln the future you look back to your hlgh school days you w11l feel that you accomphshed all that you were capable of domg It has always been our a1m to do those thmgs that would provlde the greatest good for the group as the whole and we trust that that we have succeeded 1n some small degree Only the future w1ll tell what we have accomplrshed Very soon you vull be called upon to take your place rn SOClCty and the pr1nc1ples we have endeavored to teach both ln and out of the class room should better prepare you for your dutles as a loy al cltrzen Remember we alwavs have your best mterests at heart and 1f at any txme we can ald you ln any way we wxll be happy to do so Congratulatrons and best w1shes for your future success Slncerely Fred N Hardy Nme Ten FACULTY HANNA DENNIN LORAXNE G11 LEN E O BATES B A M s fx LLOLA B Rlrnsukf Rwmorxn Poou LLJDMILL-A Doxolfwr j,wh Couoko R N B S B s B s K. B. s. . . B. s. . . vu ACULTY BL... RUTH RODERICK A E CHERRINGTON ELEANOR SNYDER 13 5 MARY T Doouxx MXRFHX MCFARLAND V1oLFT VARCOE RUTH HILTON B S A B Secy to Prmclpal Eleven ,aiu 1 Gb'-1' '99 45.145 ,- .qu-o X .s-'X ae 'L' Twelve iwbi. I 1 . A I y 'A Q Y , 7,175-74: V. fw'M'x f'A 'fi-A H.. 'k 4 , ' ' .- wguf' yy- . g, w . ' v. . li . y . ,I A V- 4 1 45 . - ff 1 A .K - , I . -, LW .2 ki ' .fr I - A- . , A K , I 'V -,-- ' QV E 2 .f-. . W si' u -Q' .Q -'HE A -72 V 11 1- A wi ,. - . av! I 9 . an - 'A Ns ,. , 7' . ,. MKS fl? llffyb C A51 F ourteen IOR CLRSS B I l if lr ll: OFFICERS Bruce Pterl President Leroy Lundgren Vice President Anne Therese Boudon Secretary Lors Hughes Treasurer FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Denmn Miss Doolm Class Motto Our of the Harbor mto the Sea Class Flouer Lily of the Valley Class Colors Green and White SIAM JOYCE ACKMAN Spitfire gxggles BARBARA APP ALBERT BAKER Mrs Mmwer Goodbye Mr Chips stately dates F1del1ty enthusxast Q fi A ,A - l I . I xi I . Athletic - - petite - - ' ' - - ' . f . . . UH LOIS BLOOMQUIST Chatterbox blushes partles good tlme gal CHARLES F BOLLER Golden Bov Press representatxve Coaches alde Webster GORDON BOTERA lrue to Lrfe Current exents salesman Keatmg Summlt Bob s sldeklck F xfteen Sixteen ANNE T BOUDON PATRICIA BRYAN jnterbugs Happy Go Lucky smiles moody pep infectious giggle RENA CARLSON DuBarry Was a Lady quiet serious likable GLORIA CASKEY Best Foot Forward studious diligent helpful friend JOHN P CGNEYS Henry Aldrich Ralph s employee pious Dapper Dan 5 TABS FRED F BURR Man from Music Mountain Up Burtville way versatile athlete sunny disposition musician - - F.F.A. Pres. . r.. ,S TIAIRS DONALD E COOPER DONNA CRAWFORD BARBARA CROSBY Higher and Higher Swmg shift Masre Sweet Rosle OGrady camera flend mtellectual cute popular 1m mtelllgent Student Counc11 enthuslatlc ROBERT T DARDENNE Nobody s Darling left tackle bashful UD rall splitter VIRDA EDGREEN Double Trouble domestlc cute clothes suppressed g1gglCS JOHN W FARRELL Neser a Dull Moment Gator flash humor Pm up boy loads of fun Seventeen f' 1, ' Q. .'- -J it ' ' 41 ' ' ' 'V KA ' U 17 , - - HJ. H - - .. , - U .. V, nn 15 TAIR DOUGLAS FITZSIMMONS Rldlflg High robust glrls Georgetson s E rghteen LOIS FRANKENFIELD VIRGINIA GALLUP Sw eater Gztl Cutie on Dutre dramatlcs carefree cheerleader demure sense of humor Emxly Post JOHN G HALL No Time for Lox emgma severe man who llkes hrs books VERNICE HARDES Nxce Girl qu1et fr endly w111ng worker HDPE HEALY The Constant Nymph smllmg Irlsh ey es steadfast musxcal ABS JOKNN HOLMES LOIS HUGHES JOHN R HUGILL Our Hearts Were Young Str ctly m the Groome That Certam Age and Gay vlvaclous frank good sport blonde fun lovmg pool agreeable Sonme MARIAN JOHNSON Someone to Remember red head pa movles WALTER JOHNSON A Guy Named joe a U S gob ph1losoph1c frlendly GEORGE W KEITH The Male Ammal All Amencan smooth clothes football hero easy come easy go N 1 neteen Gr- ' A' -sg, V r. I ik, - - - 1 Twenty GLORIA KELLOGG jumor Mrss pleasant smlle modest quxet TABS DOLORES LICASTRO LE ROY L LUNDGREN Dark Eyes Mrllron Dollar Krd good sport temper Vxce Pres Teacher s xdeal records power of observatxon MARGARET LUNDGREN Oblrgrng Young Lady rehable fun pleasmg personahty ELEANOR MacFARLAND Strawberry Blonde soph1st1cated determmed nonchalant MERLE MANNING Man from Down Under sxlence IS golden photogemc hard worker . ' V5 I M. ' : X ,. ll ' ' 17 Ll YI it ' ' ' YY . . , . .. . , Y, L. H .. Y H SIAM HAZEL MANTZ Amazing Mrs Holliday reserved fr1end1v smlle shy ELIZABETH OBLESKI ANDREW OLSON Pm up Girl Mr Bgg mdependent frlendly PlgSk1fl captam ln tlatxve loves exe1tement one of the boys CHRISTINE PALM Government G1rI sensxble artxst Frmend m need BRUCE K PFEIL Hers to Hold class chxef posztxve frequent Coudy v1s1tor ELIZABETH SAWYER Slrghtly Dangerous dates letters coquette KD K Twenty one MARIAN SPENCER NORACE L TODD HAROLD WESMILLER KENNETH WETMORE On Your Toes Leopard Man johnny Come Lately S Iver Spurs freckles argument Ford pusher work protester French Romeo dllator carrot top pep sudden gxggles prlze student prombuster roller skater Twenty two PATRICIA WILEY The Fleet s In fllghty gxggles talkatlve L JEANNE WOOD Panama Hatty qulet frlendly easy golng MARY ZLOBEC Lady Takes a Chance scatter braxned xndustnous glft of gab u ss at vy H - -1 .4 3 .r v vw X . w 4. vw .. V vv r- CLZKSS HISTORY Here vue are mn hlgh school at last Vkatch out for the senrors' Ten prgtarls wont vue look cute? lnrtratron nrght wasnt so bad after all Louls Mc Mahon for president Frrst chapel program Football Banquet The new band umforms are sprffy Thanksgrvrng ummn' what turkey Recorded group smglng xn chapel Senlor play Almost Erqhteen Chrrstmas already Was Santa good to youl Tlger Lrly plctules taken Mld term exams Sophomore Hop on Aprrl mth wa a br ment Iv: fxmshcd my flowrr collcctron at last School rs over and we re out of the baby class forever We re junrors' Don Cooper for pre rdent this year Good bvc to Coach Maelrseeau Football team was plenty ok at last the annual banquet Moon Olson rs 'ln nounced next years captam Sub deb dance at Ma onre Hall whv lS evcryonc banda ed? Oh just flrst ard' News Flash we changed the class rxngs and the new ones are very good lookmff Glee Club Concert Sweetheart Hop IS a grand affalr Band Concert jumor Prom on May 2I Please Slgfl my Trgex Lrly Good bye to the Senxors ue hate to ee them go but rt s swell to know that we re upper classmen now At long last we are Scnrors and lt rs our turn to hare the Sophomous startc d school wrth seven new teachers elected our class offrcers Bruce Pfell IS prcsrdcnt Chose the Tlger Lrly Staff Uncle Sam has taken qulte a few of our boys and Mr Roderrck too but we st1ll have Mrs Roderlck to carry on EXClt1Hg football eason ended wrth the annual Football Banquet Themes and more themes Manhattan Slngers here for a return engagement We went over the top ID our magazme sales and beat all records Senxors proudly present A Husband for Sale Chrlstmas with an extra weeks vacatlon due to the flu Mrd term exams Those economlcs maps' Steno Club sponsors Cuprds Ball wrth Port Hxghs Star dusters playxng Name cards arrne Senlors honored by Sophomore Hop 'and a gala jumor Prom Fxnal exams Trger Lxlx arrrxes Class Nxght Baccalaureate Graduatlon Nlght We smlle to hxde our tears as we thank our faculty and brd farewell to Port Hlgh Tw ent y three . .V ,. , U . , . 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SENIOR CLASS PLAY A Husband for Sa e Warren Bmgham Emmet Hunting Clement Hunter Goldenrod Mills Howard Atmore Sophroma Bmgham julia Bmgham Evelyn Parnell julia Melton Pinky Astor CAST who is full of good ideas who loses all his money his valet a sun scorched chaffeur a wealthy bachelor Warrens spmster aunt her sister who always tell her closest friend a trained nurse colored maid at the Bmgh SYNOPSIS OF SCENES s the truth am s The entire actlon of the play takes place m the drawmg room smart Chxcago resxdence Tlme The Present Act One A mormng m early fall Act Two Early afternoon of the same day Act Three The followmg noon William Farrell Robert Dardenne Charles Boller Norrace Todd Don Cooper joAnn Holmes Lois Bloomquist Anne T Boudon Barbara App Marian johnson of the Bmgham s Play Director Miss Mary Doolm Assistant Director Miss Margaret Lundgren Permlssxon for productxon granted by Northwestern Publxshmg Company I ll If fllil Syn ml r lf, lt lull llnlmtw .lnlnzmu BIN rnqnnf, If-f' I 11111111111 L mln x Him Doolm I rimkl njn ld Twenty five U I n I ' ............ . , ' . . 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Lois Frankenfield . . . . . , L. ,nv u cnry- ' ' fam- REVIEW OF ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS The Class of 44 made 1ts debut rn as cmhly wrth the play The VVeaker Sex starrmg Lors Frankenfreld and LOUIS McMahon Exerxone agreed that lt was qulte a .ICCC sful hegxnmng Its next attempt was the laugh provokmg Grandpa s Chr1stmas Spree Wrll you ever forget Bruce Pfe1l as grandpa' Rememher when Pete Kelth chased Lyle Hendrxckson around the aud1tor1um' That happened rn the hlack face comedy Axlng Her Father And wasnt Andy Olson a success as Elmer Collxer that awful boy at the awkward a e 1 Yes lt looked llke the Class of ll had some very good talent As junrors the Class of 44 started the year wxth a spooky Hallowe en program Lyle Hendrlckson was the thzef who caused so much commotlon rn the Haunted House and Lo1s Hughes was the beautlful g1rl who appeared and drsappeared rn One Awful Halloween Nrght It was a howlmg success Then there was the t1me that GlOI'l3 Kellogg falnted to convmcmgly rn Foul Play at the Browns And wasnt Margaret Lundgren a scream as Hmlda the dumb Swedlsh mald IH My Cousm from Sweden? The Class of 44 hegan rts Semor year wrth an hrlarlous play entrtled When the Wlfe s Away rn whmch Lors Frankemeld as Cleopatra nearly wrecked a happy mar rrage and an engagement before her presence was explamed The Semors also presented a successful negro comedy Hamen Pops the Quest1on wxth Douglas F1t7s1mmons as Hamen and Lors Frankenf1eld as Lusclous the glrl frxend Vlrda Edgreen was grand as the k1d sxster and Mar1an ohnson and Charles Boller were also excellent In Aunt Harrrct s Nrght Out Marxan Spencer and Don Cooper tr1ed to make JoAnn Holmes as 1' unt Harrret thlnk they werent o nv out but Aunt Harrrett wasnt eas1ly fooled so they took her wxth them Patty Bry an and Mar1an johnson were maryelous as th country gals rn Trllre and Mrllle Vxsrt New York Also the Class of 44 partlclpated rn sex eral qu1z7es and amateur shows where much talent was dmscoxered' Patty Bryan and Hope Healy always sang ln the amateur shows and Anne Boudon and Loxs Hughes danced or drd 1m1tat1ons both equally well The Class of 44 certa1nly dxd 1ts part toward provxdlng laughs rn assembly and enjoyed doxng so Tu ents sex en 5 A h -S, , . 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V ' Tw ent-5 eight HOLLYWOOD S LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Article I We the drgrirfreel seniors of 1941 of the Port Allegsns High School being of unequaled health of bods spirit of mind and supposed ls high devree of rntellr erite- wish to make our last will and testament before we pass on Article ll We the class of orr wish to show our gratitude and never enel ing, apprecra ron to Mr Hardy and all other faculty members for their patience and great effort to assist us through the-se high school days in preparation for s rse thinking, and action rn the world of tomorrow LOIS FRANKENFIELD BARBARA CROSBY MARGARET LUNDGREN Albert Baker bequeaths his Address Book to jack Douvlos Caawoooooooj Marian Speneer leases her powers of exaggeratrori to Lydia Zlobec john Hall bequeaths his silence to Jos ce Babola Vnda Edgreen leases Ronnie Dunn to the mercs of those Sophomore Belles Take rt slow rs Gordon Botera s motto Ras Caskes mrght profit by this advice Gloria Caskes adds the S64 question to Eddie Palm the walking Question Bore Chuck Boller gives Betts Tubbs a few Nro words to add to her wide vocabulary Barbara App bestows her eackle to Shrrles Leasrtt who never cracks a smile Bill Haglund JoAnn Holmes bequeaths her band unrfor n pants to Kenns Brown a perfect fit Norraee Todd leases Miss Snseler wrth a few gras hairs Hope Heals hequeaths her srnallness to Betts Main George Keith leases his bluffrest of bluffs to Ronnie Dunn who has a spectular colleetron alreads Lois Hughes bequeaths her dancing, abrlrts to Nancs Cras Kenneth VVet iiore leases with a rin and a hearts farewell Virginia Gallup wills her Book of Etiquette to Bill Burgart Harold VVesmrller bequeaths hrs friendliness to Ra Bowen wr the offrsh manner Donna Q1 awford leases 1 f w 5,,rr,,r.,les eehornr, througeh the halls Merle Mannrn leases as ruretls e enter 1 ' ' L T 1 A f ' A . . ' c ' L 1 -, ' , :E , ' e l fb. 1 X ' B 5 .4 r .-.- ! 4 l vhi- K' P A 1 -- . A . y 7 . 1. A A I A Y N E, Q I , . Q 1' '... A , , l . . A Y ' ' 1 , , ' . 1 Bruce' Pfeil wills his most valuable- document The Philosophy of Getting By to . V 1, . - ' -! E. 4 v , Q , ' . .. s . Vx. v , ,' , . Y , 'V ' 1 A .J A 4' 4 , -- ' N. ' A . , 5. b. A . , 5 1 L . 2 ' , ' ' . v ,- . ! , , t. I , -' . -1 . v, - - ,is ' - , , F, -' , ' , if v. , 'J A ' . ' -Z -' - ,, 1 .K 2 1, . ,',,l, .- ' , , , ' ' ' g, -' '. e ' D' as h- A 'e-el. Chrrstrne Palm bequeaths her art abrlrty to Bob Vkylre who Cant draxx a strarght lrne vyrth a ruler LeRoy Lundgren bequeaths hrs loxel waxes to Ted Larson to vo wrth hrs dazzlrn srnrle Marran johnson leax es a few rnehes to lN'1OITl1 Bervholtz xx ho eould use them Drmples vyrll look cute on Carlton Holnes as a speeral rft from Posty Hugrll Lors Bloomqurst the party queen dec des that she xyrll bestoxx her talents to Lors Anderson another good trme gal Bob Dardennc our school Tyrone Po cr le ues Helen Smrth to any yxolfrsh uneler elassman who enyoys walkrng Lors Frankenfreld hates to part yxrth h r turned up at the toes srddlrs but sh frnally deerdes to leave them to any sophomore wrth no rngrown toen rrls Patty Wrley bequeaths her grft of gab to joyee Kro Dramatrcs rs Pat Coney s lrne and Teddy Wood could brush up on the technrque of ctrng Anne Therese Boudon bequeaths her athletrc abrlrty to My ra Barley sophrstreate Barbara Crosby the rdeal student leayes her fond teachers rn tears Vernrce Hardes bequeaths her stubbornness to Jane McCvonnell Bud Frtzsrmmons rs brtter about women but I doubt rf Pete Bashlrne wrll share rrs sentrments Dolores Lrcastro bequeaths her Jewelry colleetron to Iva Glase another nost sophrs treated young lady Hazel Mantz bequeaths her last parr of hose to Glorra Kafrska a bobby sock 'rl Eleanor MacFarland wrlls her long red frngernarls to the narl chewrng eheer lefrder Clara Kazrska Fred Burr bestows hrs gurtar to Dale ewart who could frnd good use for rt Patty Brvan wrlls some of her sunny nature to Marran Smrth rn underclassman sour on lrfe Betty Obleskr leaves rn a green Mercury Margaret Lundgren bequeaths her dep ndabrlrty to john Case and rnde pfnde nt lrel eanne Wood leaves her last box of Fanny Farrners to Mary Ellen MeLaughlrn Rena Carlson leaves Elton behrnd Betty Sawyer bequeaths her flrrtatrous rnfrnner to Frannre Earle strretlx a torn bo Don Cooper bestows hrs art gallery of nap hots to any unattaehed miles vs ho would frnd rt rnterestrng Mary Zlobec leax es talkrng as fast and furrous as xy hen she came Glorra Kellogg leaves her shy manner to Marvre Ford a demure lrttle soul7 Tu enty mne ' B 'L , ,', ' , V K- , . ' . Bill Farrell bequeaths his excellent Chmmmmj marksmanship to Sonny' Wiley. 5 ' L . 5 , ' , V . ' - Y, 5. -,' r- ! b. i. ',.- . K t Q . 1 . by A . . if Y H W K b J r . 5 y A- uv - S - , , ' I , Y h ' A U. I . . .4 -. -' V My A yi Tlurty JU IOR CLKSS Dale le-wart Hen :tt Wiley Bernard Parish Mrs Grllffn Morro Colors Flow er l Ill lzs OFFICERS Presxdent Vice President Treasurer FACULTY RDVISERS Miss Sm der Miss Varcoc- Hxgh but Still Clzmbmg Blue and Whzte Red Rose ,r:.w1r' . ,lu r, 'uf ' ll, ll'llry Frances Earle , ..... ..........,......,................. . Secretary CLKSS HISTORY Back to school again. Lots of new faces. especially teachers ., . It seems good not to be dreading the seniors and initiation . . as our president . . . We lost Herb Doloway to Herb . . . Football season promises to be pretty port twice . . . Thanksgiving here already? It doesn't seem possible . . . A swell football banquet and Paul Wylie as the next captain . . . Seniors put on a nice play. Hope we can do as well next year . . . Christmas is drawing near, How wonderful to have almost two weeks extra vacation. although it's too bad they were caused by illness . . . Santa seemed to have been good to every one Now it's IQ44 and rather hard to get back in the groove after such a long vacation Why is everyone peeking 1n mirrors and combing his hair? Cant you guess? It means group pictures are being taken for the Tiger Lily Exams postponed for a couple of week because of the extra vacation Its just putting off the worst a little longer Basketball season is in full swing Quite a few Junior boys on the team Beginning to work on plans for the Prom Everyone as busy as a bee All the usual spring parties by the clubs Why does everyone look a little d1fferent9 Couldnf be spring fever or could it? Well the Prom is over for another year but Im sure everyone had a wonderful time almost time to say goodbye to the Seniors lt seems such a short time since we were all in Junior High together Well sure miss them See you next year I hope when we will be Seniors . Elected class officers with Dale jewart Uncle Sam. All the luck in the world. good. especially when we beat Smeth- an V 1 zz 4 xr: Ll 1 Dulrl 1 1 Suur I I , ns 4 Thirty one . . . , . . . . . 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Snakes Ugh' Nrce receptlon Frrst Class meetmg Bob Wylle IS our class p esldent Dont you thmk he makes a good one? Flrst chapel program Margre Ford and John Case chosen for AC t1v1ty Councrl Report cards Gee I got an A' Football season Four teen Sophomore boys went out Three stars Bob Stromberg B111 Haglund, and Bob Wylle Good football tcarn Thanksglvmg good food' Football Banquet December 8 Wasnt lt swell? Chrrstmas vacatron Three weeks' Pretty neat Basketball season Mmnow Case Sophomore star M1d term exams Wonder rf Ill pass them9 Glee Club Concert Class prctures taken Date has been set for the Hop Do you have your leaf collectlon m9 Hop IS over Had a wonderful tlme Sprmg fever Jumor Prom Fmal examxnatlons So long, Semors We re Jumors now' 7 .9 -5 l cr 45 f uhm nt 4 UI u 0 Karl 'U 11111 114111411 tx L ll! ll 1 ll: 1 ll H1 ur rflz lu 1 Xflf' 11 .vnu lx'1m:.xm I lx mu 11111 rx 1 1 1 I tn Thzrty three . . . . , . H ,, . . 4. - H - . , . ' ' LL ' 1? ' . 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'girl llr. lfrtxvl .Yfl , rl, f,'r'flm'.v, I':lm. l'.HI4'll. lflflwt-,, ll mul. l., ffl lu. lff.z'r. lf!-l1.',m'. ll.'l'ff7.'4'1'l. .S 'rmuv, lfrzlw' lr'wlvl'1'n1.c, ,ll '. l ufff4' 'I , l,,1r,fr1A1, ,ll ' , l1'llr'lU,x', l', lx'1'lrs5 .ll l li.Vf'Jl, ll'-vlu' ll1.rr', ,S 1' 'ly l1'f:.'c1w, 4 ruljp, ilriwf fn, ,l.'rf, 7 'rl g nl-A 1-fxfx M...-.Ml J Thirty four Gm X Mmamncmzugs ? 3r-'i THE TIGER LILY Thrrt y srx .v 1 1 Ill U Gullp 1: ul uf ld L11JruL lx lull: 4 STAFF Edrtor rn Chief Margaret Lundgren Assistant Editors Barbara Crosby and George Kexth Assistant Advertlsrng Manager Wrllxam Farrell Czrculatron Manager Elrzabeth Sawyer Camera Edrtor Art Editor Boys Sport Edrtor Girls Sport Editor Feature Editor Soc1et5 Editor Faculty Adx rsor Donald Cooper Christine Palm Charles Boller Vzrgrnra Gallup Lors Frankenlreld Barbara App Miss Doolrn ' Tv K Q. :-ff I . 1 .i 5 , K 1 A 4 -. P V : ,, x KY V 1 'iqugk V 1 ,Tlix Dfmlfu, lfullxh, lfrfllz, I m'n'll. Cozfwr U 111 .sg 11 , 5 '11 fr' if A In fr I' , Vnx rj, ' I , Sui'yL'1' Advertising Manager .................. ....... ....... j o Ann Holmes , . . , . . . . THE PRESS CLUB OFFICERS President ...,..,................................ Lois Frankenfield Vice President .....................................,.. john Coneys Secretary ......................,............ Anne Therese Boudon Treasurer ............................................ Lois Hughes Faculty Adviser ..................,........ Miss Doolin The main purpose of the Press Club is to edit the High School Bugle. This year the directorship changed hands and our new English instructor carried on where Miss Snyder left off The Bugles achievments this year were many First of importance were th big headlines like those of nationally renowned papers giving the Bugles an important appearance Second this year s Bugles were considerably larger and contained more in teresting reading material Only a small portion of the paper was used for gossip The remaining part was used for play by play descriptions of our basketball and football games human interest stories stirring editorials bond and stamp sales and several other new additions Third this year each member had the privilege of buying hi own pendant or pen instead of waiting for his senior year On Thursday evening March I7 St Patrick s Day the club held its annual dm ner party at the Kitchen Inn Everyone was dressed in his brightest green in keeping with the St Patrick s theme The evening was spent in dancing and games Each mem ber took a guest and a good time was had by all atuvou Hrllx B rrylmlt fcllrmrn Ii! lpp B un I lln 1 u zlj a 1' rn Tlurty seven H , ,, . . . . 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I' vlrwy STUDENT ACTIVITY COUNCIL OFFICERS Pfesmienf Donald Cooper Secretary Andrew Olson Treasurer George Keith Under the dlrectlon of Mr Hardy the Student ACtlV1ty Councll enjoyed one of the most successful years smce 1ts orgamzatxon m 1939 Its 8CtlV1tlCS mcreased some what over former years and therefore nts lmportance became outstandlng also The Council s mam functlon IS to act as a clearmg house for all the classes and clubs throughout the student body Thls does not mean that lt supermtends them on the contrary 1ts functxon IS purely fmanclal Probably the next most xmportant servlce recently adopted IS the super1v1s1on of the selling of government bonds and stamps throughout the school Every Monday two of the members vxslt each home room therefore mal-:mg the purchase of bonds and stamps convenient for the students Several new ldeas were mtroduced to the school to create more mterest and to encourage the buymg of stamps and bonds Outstandmg among these was the Jeep Campalgn whxch was presented to the students ln the fall and through whlch was pur chased a twelve hundred dollar Jeep under the name of our hlgh school Also White Elephant auctlons were held durmg assembly programs the last semester The Councll IS strlvmg to sell fifteen thousand dollars worth of bonds and stamps 1n order that a plane the PT 3X Cornell Tramer may be paxd for and flown under the name of P A H S Thirty erght lxumunuu, Cust, Ilxln V1 llurdx, land Caofur, Ixczllz, Ulsun Faculty Adviser ....................,....... Mr. Hardy I . A President Vice President Secretary Treasurer LIBRARY CLUB CFFICERS Barbara Crosby Marian Benson Lois Frankenfield Virginia Gallup Faculty Advisor Miss MacFar1and In the year of 1943 44 the Llbrary Club has been exceedmgly active with elgh teen members attending the bm monthly meetings Committees of two planned the pro gram for each meetmg whlch conslstd of games dlscusslons and library work The Club s soclal 3CtlVltlCS began with an Imtxatlon party m September for the new members which was followed by a Christmas party just before vacatxon The crownmg event was the gala affalr for the new members and their guests held in the early sprmg at which the lovely decorations refreshments and atmosphere provided a lovely time for all The various projects of the Club mcluded the scrap book of Port High the SCFVICC map showmg the whereabouts of each local servlceman recently graduated the fashlon magazme bought for the Llbrary each month the repalrmg of books and the Lxbrary Bulletln Board The Clubs new adviser Mlss MacFarland also mstructed the members in the use of the fllmg system of magazmes the Dewey Decimal System and the care of books on the shelves I ra :tt Ui Da :H Bulmln Hofman L hcrruzqlmi Built x H um! Bl mon 1.11 mn fiullnf lui L vmbx Lnmlyn n, Bluumqunl ll1.r.x lltl urluntl I multi Hjnlll llinl Inland l Thirty nine Historian ....................... , ................ Lois Bloomquist - ' . . . y . . - , , - . , , . . , . . , . l - , , ! I 1 GLEE CLUB Forty Lors Anderson Jean Baker Maman Benson Naoml Bergholtz June Blackman Ruth Bowen Patrxcxa Bryan Donna Crawford Barbara Crosby Lors Bloomqurst Barbara App Anne T Boudon Rena Carlson Glorra Caskey Charles Boller Raymond Bowen Kenneth Brown Wlllxam Burgart john Coneys SOPRANOS Lors Frankenfxeld V1r 1n1a Gallup Marjorxe Hanlon Leola Hardes Vernlce Hardes Hope Healy Ellzabeth Hoffman JoAnn Holmes Dorothy Hughes ALTOS Nancy Cray Vlrda Edgreen Margle Ford Lorrame Harr1son Loxs Hughes Betty johnson Mary Kazlska Glorra Kellogg Joyce Kro Lorrame Klesa Dolores Llcastro Jean Manmng janet Marvm Mary McLaughl1n Florence johnson Marran johnson Clara Kazlska Margaret Lundgren Ruth MacFarland BARITONES Joel Cooper Phlllp Nelson Robert Dardenne Edward Palm Ronald Dunn Harry Robbms james Lovell james Saxers DIRECTOR PIANIST Betty Obleskr Chrxstme Palm Peggy Rumsey Betty Sawyer Helen Smxth Marman Spencer Patty Wrley Eugenxa Zlobec Lydra Zlobec Hazel Mantz Rrta Masterson jane McCvonnell Lucrelle Nelson Dorxs Puhl Betty Tubbs Henry Spencer Robert Stromberg Hewltt Wlley Paul Wylle Robert Wylle GLEE CLUB MRS RODERICK STEVEN ROMANIO OFFICERS Presxdent Robert Dardenne Secretary Steven Romamo The Boys and Glrls Glee Club had a very successful year under the supervxsron of Mrs Roderlck Due to the vast majorlty of the gurls m comparxson to the boys they had separate practlces but nevertheless put on a chapel concert on February 23 which was enjoyed rmmensely by the student body The boys also sang xn a prevrous assembly program as an added entertalnment Forty one Vice President ................,..................... Betty Obleski THE STARDUSTERSH The swing orchestra is a new organization in the school and received its start from Mr. Roderick last year. It adopted the name Stardusters from the theme song Stardust and became known in surrounding towns and obtained several engagements. This year. under the able leadership of Mrs. Roderick, the Stardusters com- pleted the school program by enabling the classes and clubs to hold dances. During the school term the members practiced twice weekly and purchased mus- ic stands, lights, and music. The Stardusters play sixty pieces of jazz and rhythms, slow and moderate. Their opening program was held in chapel in january which set them off to a full swing year Cupids Ball sponsored by the Steno Club in February was the orchestras first engagement Their guests were Bob Isherwood home from the army who beat the drums and Morris Cooper playing the trumpet Throughout the year Morris aided the swing band at their practices and contributed musical knowledge to the members Margie Stoops played tenor sax with us this year making the organization more com plete The Freshman Frolic a dance held by the Freshman and the Bunny Hop were both successes in April To end their year the Stardusters played at the Sopho more Hop a high spot in the school curriculum DIRECTOR Forty two nm Ill Iliff u 11' :Ju lxith Hur rl lu ii - 1 U . - - 1 y , . 7 . . . . . . ll ' V1 ll I! v ' ' ' ll VY , . llrm, IfffJn'l'fIk ll.fJm.-v. IL, nil, 'AI 'i , 514 iw' , ul if , 'F' , 'fl1!'. , llll MRS TRUMPETS Anne T Boudon Barbara Boyd Kenneth Brown Pearl Burton Oral jean Hardes Geraldlne Johnson George Kelth Lnlllan Kelley DOTIS Puhl IoAnn Swanson Marjorre Townsend Walter Townsend BASS jerry Rumsey Peggy Rumsey DRUMS Buddy Burgart Carlton Holmes Dan Martuccl RODERICK CLARINETS Lors Anderson Manan Benson Mary Louxse Boller Vlfglnla Cherrmgton Nancy Cray Lors Frankenf1eld Vxolet Kelley Glorla Kellogg Shlrley Qumt Aldean Rlttberg jane Romamo Maman Spencer ALTO HORNS Joyce Ackman Dorothy Hughes Florence Johnson Betty Sawyer BARITONES Barbara Crosby Dolores Llcastro BELL LYRE Joyce Klo SAXAPHONES V1rda Edgreen Margle Ford Margaret Lundgrcn Nan Scherer Nellme Wennerstrom Carolyn Wmterquxst FLUTES Barbara App Glorla Caskey Lols Hughes TROMBONES Joel Cooper JoAnn Holmes Steve Romamo DRUM MAJORETTES Anne T Boudon Lo1s Hughes Marxlyn Engbloom BASSOON Luclelle Nelson OBOE Hope Healy Forty three HIGH SCHOCL BAND STENO CLUB OFFICERS Presxdent Douglas Fltzslmmons Secretary Hazel Mantz Faculty Adwser Miss Snyder The Steno Club conslsts of flfteen actxve members and one member who ns ser vmg 1n the Armed Forces The club meets twlce a month under the SUPCTVISIOD of Mlss Snyder The prmclpal act1v1t1es of the club were to make basketball schedules txckets and programs for the Football Banquet and the Cupxds Ball whxch xt sponsored m February The club also had a Chrxstmas Party and a wemer roast The members each had a turn 1n arrangmg the bulletm board 1n the commerc1al room Part of the work of the club has cons1stcd 1n domg secretanal work for the varlous teachers mn order to help the members develop the1r knowledge of routme m 'business Durmg the last semester a course ln Offlce Practlce was gxven to ald the students xn obtammg posltzons ln the busmess world and a vxslt was made to the North Penn offlce to learn the aCtlVlt1BS of a busmess offlce The club IS workmg to buy some new plctures for the commerc1al room Forty four rx I I ll r I lr ll S1 I V111 . . . . . ' . .4 - 1 H - - - ' 1 ' , , .1 , x , - A 'V Chai- I nllrflwlrffr Ill, 1? -mn. U'n'lu,,,:l', lllmllfllrl, ll.1l'J4'x, l?u'1'r.l, l'.lfff1, U1 fl .srl.m.f, I4f4lIrfur'.1 I U. 4, V 11 J, . mx , ,V .IH I 41 BIOLOGY CLUB 1 I nfl: Il r' ll u 4 11 1 ml! 1 1 r Dun IS r Butt um Fl rux ll r :rr nl I 0 OFFICERS Vrce President Donald Cooper Secretary Wzllram Farrell Treasurer Bernard Parish Faculty Advrser Mr Bates 91 The Bxology Club agam mamtamed the hxgh reputatxon whxch lt has always known and lt xs belneved that th1s year was one of tl'e mo t successful thus far Due to ltS extreme popularmty m recent years a law was passed that there can be no more than exght members m the club representmg each class Those elght are chosen from any posslble number wxshmg to Jom by the remammg slxteen members ln the club at the begmnlng of the year Thxs cuts down consxderably the club roster but much more IS accomphshed ln do1ng so The most promment of the act1v1t1es thxs year were those concerned wrth the hxkmg photography and taxxdermy groups The h1kmg group was especnally out standmg m the respect that everyone belonged Several mght h1kes were taken and they proved to be very enjoyable Contests and flve specxmens led the way for better work and keener lnterest ln the taxxdermy and photography groups however It should be known that Mr Bates excellent mstructxon made them posslble and developed them The servxce flag now havmg one hundred and fxfteen blue stars and two gold ones grew nearly double what lt was a year ago as more of our former members an swered the call to the colors Outstandmg among the many soclal 3CtlVltlES of the club was undoubtedly a fme spaghett1 dmner cooked by joel Cooper and Paul Wylle and held at Pfe1l s Camp on january the mneteenth Forty frve x l'r lm. lllxf, fvj ff 7, .-lmlr'r'.r1flr, l,u:' ll, ffl: fir .S'z1Ir'j'l'l', b'1kl'l'. J. L'm1fl'l', ll g'll, I7 ' l'1r1r', Hurrwll, l', llllvlw, lx', ll'j.'ll'l', ,S'IrHllln' y, rl' Jr. 11. , Pf 1, lm 31, lil-nfl, IJ. tmp , 1-1 ell, Jn.-I -, dd President ..........,................,................ George Keith . . . . x A S . . . U . . v SPQRCLUB OFFICERS Preszdent Dolores LICHSYYO Vrce President john Coneys Secretary Betty Sawyer Glorra Caskey Charles Bolle Treasurer Reporter Facultx Aduser Miss Denmn The primary purpose of the S P Q R or Latm Club has always been to m crease the knowledge of the students as to the classlcal customs polltlcal background and hlstory of Rome and the rest of Italy Wlth the 1nvas1on of Slcxly and subsequently Italy by Allled forces new stress was necessarlly placed upon thls reglon of the world and the xmportance lt would have 1n the post war plans The contrxbutlon of clubs such as the S P Q R group wxll be to gxve the future cxtxzens of the Umted States a basxs for xntellxgent dealmgs wxth the peoples whose an cestry IS so clearly and defmltely traced m many mythology volumes The hlghllght of the soclal season of the Port I-hgh Latm Club was reached on the eve of December 20 1943 when the members congregated ln St Gabrlels Parlsh Hall for the annual celebratmon of the Saturnalxa anclent Roman and Itallan coun terpart of the present day Chrlstmas Soclal 3CtlVlt16S dur1ng the remalnder of the year exceptlng only the 1n1t1at1on party were lxmlted to recreatlon perxods durmg whxch Latm songs were sung and games of Roman orxgm enjoyed The S P Q R Club th1s year termmated one of 1ts most successful terms and boasted a membershlp rlvallmg any ln prevlous club h1story Forty szx I xml: l Li' I r TRI HY Y CLUB OFFICERS Presrdent Patrrcra Bryan Vrce Presrdent joyce Ackman Secretary Hope Healy Treasurer Marxan johnson Faculty Aduser Mrs Grllen The Trx H1 Y composed of seventeen members trred to create mamtam and extend throughout the school and commumty hlgh standards of Chrlstran character durmg the year The openmg rntual was read by the presldent glvmg each gxrl her turn to lead devotxons After the busmess of the meetlng was d1scussed the grrls partncrpated m varxous games suggested by the entertamment committee elosmg the meetmg wlth the Tn H1 Y Prayer The gxrls have undertaken several projects for the year The 1n1t1at1on of the new members wrth an rmpressxve candle lrght servlce was held durmg one club penod A ducs contest was held wzth the mrd terms as the deadlme At Thanksgxvmg the glrls gave a basket of food to a needy famlly The Chrlstmas party was held at the home of Loxs Anderson The glrls brought box lunches and exchanged glfts A No Gossxp week was m practxce IH january They enjoyed an lee skating party at the Hughes camp e ch gurl brmgmg a fnend To show that the gxrls are really patrxotxc they have been makmg wash cloths for soldiers so they can do thelr part to wm the war PM llrlllfllllllll llant lllurlr- llu ffllllu llmu Mlsvn ludtutu, livin lx: Ulhrll lxutl: Unit: lrkfmlu lfrxuu ltlruwn Illulx llnyhl Forty seven 1 4- . . . 4, . - ' ' . 1 v v . . . . ,, - . v v f - - u - vu . , 9 , . FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Forty eight :ell UD11!t S mf fllllll u l lx1rx HUM Blqllllllf Cdllfl zur Crum OFFICERS President Fred Burr Vice Preszdent Pl11l1p Causer Treasurer Philip McKervey Reporter W1ll1am Gr1gsb5 Faculty Ads :ser Mr Cherrmgton The meetmg of the Port Allegany Chapter of Future Farmers come to order wlth three raps of the gavel by Presldent Fred Burr Durmg the club perlods the members have enjoyed workmg on the wood lathe and the steel lathe to make parts of farm equlpment They have also been entertaxned from t1me to trme by qulz programs and movies Because of the sltuatrons of today there has been a cancellatxon of some of the Future Farmers actxvxtres such as f1eld trlps and judglng contests However they are actlve rn learnmg to repa1r farm machmery and testxng farm fert1l1t1es Each member works on a progeet durxng the summer and keeps an accurate account of lt In honor of the former members of the club who are now servmg ln the armed forces the members have successfully completed a fxne honor roll Although there have many dnsadvantages we haxe succeeded nn makmg an actlvc and enjoyable club Spqf, . le . rf-1 ,, .llr, Ch flu' .lf 'f-: uly, 1- ' , -, If llulflm, f V5 Secretary ........,.....,.,. ..... ...............,.... A l bert Hobbs . . . I . . , . Y . . . 2 VARSITY P CLUB 1 Dlrllzlilzzlvrltflf OFFICERS President Andrew Olson Secretary William Farrell Treasurer George Kelth Adusor Mr Poole The flrst club of ltS type ln the hlstory of the school The Boys Varslty P Club proved to be very successful and welcome to P A H S th1s school year It was started durmg the football season w1th the mtentxon of furthermv the mterest ln ath letlcs among the members of the student body To be ehglble for membershvp m the club a stud nt must wm a varslty letter m an lnterscholastlc sport If elected to membershlp he IS them mltxated mto the P Club It was through the efforts of the charter members of the club that the senlor letter wmners and those boys who had completed thexr hlgh school football career re cenved a black sweater wlth the regular orange chenllle letter and the proper servlce strlpes The charter members of the club 'Ire the followmff Ol on Dard nn Pfell Kexth Farrell Cooper Burgart Abbey and Herb Dolaway Herb was elected an honorary member because of hms mduct1on mto the armed forces mldway through th football season Those who recexved the Var 1ty Club Award of the black sweater are Olson Dardenne Pfell Kelth Farrell Cooper Crowley Haglund and Dolawa The underclassmen recexvmg the chemlle letter were Paul Wyhe Bcxrdart Ab bey Stromberg and Robert Wyhe John Case and Hewltt Wxley also x Ol a vars1t, letter Cbasketballj but are not present m the plcture Forty-nine Fffty x 1 1 f 1. 1 !l111d 11 Lu, u w 1 1 1, v, ,5 -' 'sf LL- ,-XML' l4'.!', :, In 11:1 .xl:w?mrl' rw HI. 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L'nl'l.wl1,' V L ' v L' 'I '-l Ill 'Min ,' H','l'r, P.: Bl rg ' ,' Ill l :lj Dlx: . rl ff A ,' L'1'n:4'lfy,' '1 ' .S7m'yr1',' C'u.rl'f 1 '- R 0 . 2 1 6 16 8 ' 23 I4 30 7 B1 mn Coach Assistant Captam Manager Assistant September 25 October October October October November 6 Coach Manager Here There There Here Here There SCHEDULE Port Allegany Port Allegany Port Allegany Port Allegany Port Allegany Port Allegany Mr Raymond Poole Mr Robert Healy Andrew Olson Charles Boller Robert Dalrymple Otto Townshrp Coudersport Otto Townshnp Smethport Coudersport 6 Smethport FOOTBALL REVIEW Regular practlces for the 1943 football season started on August 30 w1th twenty cxen cand1dates reportmg to the new coach Mr Raymond Poole formerly of the jumata jomt H1gh School Although prospects at flrst looked anythlng but brlght th Ga ors were enterlng one of the most successful seasons 1n recent years After approxx ma elg one month of strenuous blockmg and tackl1ng pract1ce the Port H1gh eleven 11 ere ready to meet thexr f1rst opponent Otto Townshlp Although the open1ng game resulted 1n a 6 0 loss for the Gators gr1d1ron en thus1asts st1ll had 1n store a rous1ng season wxth four VICIOFICS st1ll to be won and one loss to be suffered The October 2 clash w1th Coudersport was one of the h1gh po1nts 1n the local s football record w1th an 1nsp1red Port H1gh squad putt1ng all the1r smashmg power 1nto the wmn1ng of Herbs last game The f1rst per1od closed wlth Port leadmg 2 0 on a fumbled ball down back of the goal l1ne wh1le the rema1n1ng two touchdowns and pomt convers1ons came 1n the last half October 16 marked the day of the locals greatest offenswe battle agamst the Otto Tovxnshxp Terrors Although f1ght1ng agamst adverse cond1t1ons 1nclud1ng the mud soaked f1eld the locals managed to down a fumbled ball beh1nd the paystr1p and core 1n the second per1od The v1ctory for the Orange and Black was the only loss suffered by the Terrors 1n a Class B league game The trad1t1onal battle w1th the Smethport Hubbers on October 23 ended 1n a Il o v1ctory for the local gr1d eleven The score although the second hxgheest 1n the cason d1d not reveal a complete plcture of the offenslve game played by the Gators The StatlStlC9 1n thls clash were the most favorable of the season for the local squad Tle followmg Saturdays home game Wlth the Coudersport Falcons was the Gators second and last defeat of the season Although Port H1gh was lead1ng 7 6 unt1l tl1e thlrd per1od two scores by the Potter County1tes gave them a IQ 7 lead as the game ended November 6 marked the end of the Gators IQ43 football season and the date of ant l1er vxctory over the Taylorltes at the county seat although the locals met wlth the tradmonally water soaked battleground The locals only tally came 1n the second perxofl 11 tr wh1eh the Gators turned back repeated Hubber thrusts to h1t pay d1rt It x as tv J net 11es avamst Smethport 1n one season Frfty three 53 ' . . . . . . . . . D . , , G - . . .- 1 . . . +V . . . . L ' . , ' ' 1. . . . . . .1 - Q- . , . . . . , S . ,. . r . e, , . .. O . . . .. , . .. t . ,. F. V.. V. O., D . Frfty four Coach .......,.. Captam .... ,.....,, December 10 December I4 january 7 january I4 january january 2 February February February February March 3 March I7 Non league games january 2I BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Allegany Allegany Allegany Allegany Allegany Allegany Allegany Allegany Allegany Allegany Allegany Allegany Allegany Mr. Raymond Pool George Keith Otto Township Coudersport Mt. Jewett Smethport Eldred Shmglehouse Otto Townshlp Coudersport Eldred Mt jcvxett Smethport Shmglehouse Ulysses ll I I lim: 25 20 8 42 ' 4 31 ' II 21 18 32 25 28 . f 48 51 ' 37 l,f':rll, Imf.-1, I tzflllr, I u 1..', L l:.x.'4 ll':l.'-xx ll Jrrnllnu . 1. ' -'tf .-, Mr, 1 , 1' l'4' fu, lx' l'1' ll: ,ll'1l.y, Iw1l1.l.' I V- BASKETBALL REVIEW Port Allegany cagers this season had the best record of any team within the memory of most high school students with statistics showing 414 points for the locals against QIQ for the rivals in a total of all games Although the squad captained this year by Pete Keith got off to a rather un uccessful start loslnv their two openers against Otto and Coudersport the remainder of the season was more successful The Mounties of Mt Jewett seven years champs of the McKean Class B League had their pedestal rudely shalcn in the next cage encounter of tle Gators as that highly favored aggregation took a mere one point d cxsion Port 31 Mt jewett 3 The next game although resulting in a 38 2-, defeat for the locals shovxtd teamwork and fighting spirit which as yet was slightly undeveloped in the Port squad Port 2, Smethport 38 A revival of the Gators offensive spirrt saw the locals subdue the Eldred five the locals rolled up I4 points to none for Eldred Port zo Eldred 6 Wlth one victory already on the record the P A H S Cagers really went to town on January 28 to clean up on the Shinfflehouse Green Wave 42 26 In another heartbreaker the locals conceded a one point victory to the Otto Ter rors in a home game after leading through the last half right up to the closing min utes Port 31 Otto 32 In a swing of the victory pendulum to the other side the locals nosed out Cou dersport s Fighting Falcons 2X 20 to avenffe the earlier defeat The rivalry was hot and heavy during this game and one of the best displays of Port High Schools sp1r1t re sulted Port 21 Coudersport 20 Although putting up a very stiff resistance the Gators dropped another game by one goal to the Eldred squad Port 32 Eldred 34 The return clash against Mt jewett found the Magicians fighting furiously to win 41 28 Another game agamst Smethport trad1t1onally bitter rxvals of the locals saw the Gators opening up the valve to win 48 40 And in a final league game the Port High cave five played the be t offensive ball of the season to smother Shxndlehouse 51 3 During this game Hrgh Abbey tallied , points one of the highest scores in the league Fifty fire after a thrilling first half, which ended with the score of 6-6. In the last half. however. Fifty srx GIRLS SPORTS uf un 1.x-lr: nm 1 q 1: a I 4 II 1 x H1411 u I I mkru Coach Mrs Donohue HOCKEY The fxeld was used for football practxces therefore thls game was not very actxve and could only be played durmff the Gym classes The fundamentals were learned and several games contested between teams BASKETBALL lv o teams were plcked from each class wlth the followmg captams Senxor I Vxrda Tdgreen and Semor 2 Hope Healy Junxor 1 Margla McAlp1ne and jumor 2 jane McGonnell Sophomore 1 Joyce Babola and Sophomore 2 Ruth MacFarland Fxve par es were played by each w1th the Semor Ones toppmg all others and wxth the Semc ' nos and Sophomore Ones tlemg for second place Posmon Sensor Varslty Barbara App Guard Ann Boudon Guard Vlrgxma Gallup Guard Lo1s Hughes CCaptamj Margaret Lundgren Eleanor MacFarland Marlan Spencer Estelle Sprmgstead Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Best Virtue Interceptmg passes Long shots Shootmg fouls Pwotlng and drrbblmg Qulck teamwork Guardmg near center lme Makmg baskets whlle bemg guarded Cooperatlon wnth other forwards The Varsxty composed of fourteen members played the Otto gxrls on the home floor and the Eldred glrls at Eldred f l Lnmlk Tu, Sf' 5 md, Prl , G- Huff, lifiy :'l'l'u. .S', .'1u'l'r, .V11l'l 1 'l IMI fllffll '-V, iff' J ul, ll' 1, 5 , f'url.wu, 4'u.vk4',x', ll' ull, 1 ' jivld I ' f ,' 3 . . . 1. . .- V . 1 . . . 1 , it L ' . . . . I 'Z' 'ALE' . I' Q V . CHEER LEADERS H1 ho Sxlver Step on the gas Here comes Smethport Slndmg on thexr Ash can tm can Who can? We can Yea Port' Allff' Bak 1' lxlsa We can cheer We can yell We got a team That flghts llke The Syncopated Po Po Port Al Al Alle Ga Ga Gany Fxght' Flght' Flght' Fifty seven '14 , rr, lfulln , '1::' ll Yea, Port! V 1 I . . . F rf t y erght GYM CLUB ru fr 111 tr Nzm n :flmuu fm Idlf F I 11: 1 ul .r ll lmlll FACULTY ADVISERS Mrs Donohue Miss Hummel Two Tuesdays ln each month gxrls and boys allke about thmrty xn number flock to the Gymnaslum for the mformal club act1v1t1es No formalxtles such as offlcers dues and busmess meetmgs prevaxl Of course there are certam rules to abmde by such as someone must always assxst bes1de any apparatus while It IS m use Some new rmgs were lnstalled thxs year wh1ch made an excellent lmprovement Basketball scrxmmages were also a popular and frequent pastxme wlth some of the games between a glrls team and a boys team Because the boys dxdnt know how to play gxrls rules they got thenr pomts by belng sllghtly rough but the two Zlobec girls held the gxrls end up Certam feats were performed on the horse and parallel bars such as square vault squat stand front sxde and back vaults on the former and travellmg front and back vaults flank vaults sxde saddle and sommersault on the latter Matwork consxsted of pyram1ds and acrobatlcs such a forward and backward rolls headstand handstand and front and back handsprmgs The club took part nn a Chapel program rn the form of a Wand Drxll and varxous othcr routxnes Elght Semor glrls dxd a mllxtary tap number called On Parade If1Iyn'1'4':1, Sf' r , Bl I lil ll, 0 ,v, lil: c , I -1 ', riff, Lau, Iizlilwy, .X'rI.vnu, I Jlcx, Hu lun, .llr , Ilormllm' llvllfkl' IIl 'v, If. 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Qgfbnms SETTINGS Srxly ON THE LOT From all reports the ncxx noone al out to le produecd From Here On No One Knows IS really stupendous Of course I vlslt the lot every day and who doesnt meet there xsn t worth knowmg Why only yesterday I saw that great engmeer George Kexth jr who 1s now construetmff a colossal brxdgc from Staten Island to New York Cnty Naturally he IS very busy but he and h1s wlfe the former Barbara App who nursed J P Morgan 1n hrs last hours were only too VSIIIIHZ to assxst IH thls great new motmon plcture It certamly xs a great spectacle a movre lot w1th the brxlllant scenery brrght llghts and constant commotlon I was really amazed and eertamly dellghted w1th lts splendor That famous cameraman Donald Cooper kept grmdmg has machme wxth constant attentlon and extreme care wh1le the author of the novel Marxan johnson looked on crltlcally Beslde her sat Barbara Crosby the former secretary to Thomas Dewey takmg no cs on her suggestions and erltxelsms A tap tap tap IS heard and I turned around to see Donald OConners new jxtterbug partner V1rg1n1a Gallup tall and dlgnlfmed Wlth her was Mrss Patrlcxa Bryan sololst w1th Harry james orchestra Brlghts llghts fllekered and the ound system faded From the controls came the sound of harsh words It was none other than the notable radloman and sound ex pert Bud Fltzslmmons Although very qulck tempered a very mtellxgent person Qwhen he wants to bel He was always a source of amusement for the leadmg man Bob Dardenne who xs takmv Tyrone Power s place ln movre land Hrs gay younger sms ter ln the pxcture blonde Joyce Ackman came glgglmg after Wlth a whoop and a holler Onlookmg Flymg Trgers heroes xn japanese combat B111 Farrell and Albert Baker and the attractwe Marmc Lleutenant Eleanor MaeFarland sat on the sldelmes talklng w1th two former gym mstructors Lors Hughes and Anne Therese Boudon who were domg an aerobat1c routme mn the p1cture Strollmg through the lot was the noted reporter on the staff of the New York Txmes Lols Frankenfxeld who leaves soon for fore1gn correspondence asslgnments She was eonversmv w1th the party queen and also a noted entre of llterature whose new artlcle The Dxsadvantage of Intelllgence shocked everyone Thrs person bemg Lors Bloomqulst talked madly about what food to have at thc huge dance she planned at the concluslon of the prcture for all mcmbcrs of thc cast , ' . 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I found It quxte mterestmg to talk wlth the Head of the Costummg Department charmmg talented Dody Lxcastro and her frmend Cvlorla Kellogg an mtellxgent young woman wlth many new xdeas mn deslgnmg A glggle echoed and I turned to see Donna Crawford beautlclan arrangmg the leadlng ladys ha1r whlle relatlng a new moron Joke That lovely lady Betty Oblesll smxlmv radxantly sat beslde her pal Chrxstlne Palm who plays the part of the prxx ate secretary to the executlve ln the pxcture Mr Gordon Botera former salesman w1th the Fuller Brush Company oAnn Holmes the comcdxenne of the pxcture breezed up to me and wlth her thc chattcrlng Patr1c1a Wllcy who plays the part of the shghtly xnsane wmfe of john Coneys who replaced Monty Wooley whlle he takes a long needed vacat1on Incxdcntally Mary Zlobec was there a very great r1val of Pattys for the part of the lnsanf vufe Both are exceedmgly well tramed actresses S12 nurses yes I sald sxx from the Class of 4,4 playxng the part of Red Cross nurses m a battle scene Margaret Lundgren Jeanne Wood Marxan Spencer Vermce Hardes Hope Healy and Hazel Mantz were wonderlng about waltmg for thclr cue laughlng and talklng all slncerely devoted to their professlon Vlrda Edgreen and Glorxa Caskey noted laboratory techmcmans conferred wlth Monsleurs Harold Wesmxller and LeRoy Lundgren about a chemmcal formula to be used for the long walted llfe tlme permanent Mt john Hugxll and Mr Norrace Todd are extremely xnterested m thls new process and are eager to partlcxpate ln the trxal Mlss Rena Carlson an energetlc reformmst and actlve member of the W C T U conversed wlth Bruce Pfell promment mortlclan on the virtues and extremltxes of INIerle Mannxngs new and orlgxnal artlcle Sxlence IS Golden But the most amusmg scene of all was the happy go lucky housewife the former Betty Sawyer tellmg Moon Olson able seaman of her twlns v1s1t to those famous daxry farms of john Hall Kenneth Wetmore and Fred Burr He hstened mtently trymg ln vann to tell of h1s adventures at sea hms narrow escapes but how he felt brave through xt all About th1s txme the dxrector Charles Boller crxed Llghts Camera Actlon and there was sllence Then the choru burst mto sonv Harrys trumpet ranf out The Class of 44 was to perform Sixty one 7 . 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Sixty Iwo SOCIETY SOPHOMORE INITIATION Hell vxcek for thc greemts l'oys looked sharp with costume jewelry LILEIIUQ grrls adorned vuth Curlcrs and Cold Cream sophxstleated senlors vylth hearts of lron the dreaded Saturday mght boys elad ln boots terrxfled urls mn shapeless gym su1ts dull clad Coneys on the throne blood curd lmg screams from torture chamber Johnmc Case petr1f1ed by a three meh garter snake Harry Dalton be-autrfymg Peggy Rumsey dancmg topped the gala 'lffaxr the axe 1s burled FOOTBALL BANQUET Drxzzly December evenmg exeeptxonally frne meal topped the vretor lous season Masonre Temple hall Mr Hardy toastmaster mdxvldual players commented on by Mr Poole Captam Olson greets eaptam elect Paul Wylie much looked forward to letters presented songs and cheers even mg clrmaxed wrth dancmg rn gym SENIOR DANCE Valentmne Dance by Steno Club clever programs Star Dusters jlVlf1g Cooper w1th hrs flash camera frrvolous deeoratmons tasty refreshments Hope Healy and her ded1eat1on of songs Boudon and Hughes m mxdrxffs presentmg new tap number clever songstress Pat Bryan entertammng SOPHOMORE HOP Balmy Apr1l even ng IIZHIISIIOITTIHTIOII of heavenly splendor gay cotton frocks predomxnatmg couples rushxng to refreshment booth soft entrancmg musxc senlors cordmally greeted JUNIOR PROM Green freshness of May moon shnnng brmllrantly glrls rn blllovxy gowns soft llghts sweet musn wavy eulxngs of erepe paper famlllar couples svxaxlng to the musue homc neath tvunklzn stars and tool breezes FACU LTY PARTIES Flrst held November II Masome Hall llght refreshments Cards and games sexeral new teaahtrs sttond of the serns Dceunber xn nu at Kltehan Inn L url .1 c thattxn rand tnnc had by all -' . 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IF TITLLS I'llc Humln Comedy Sophomore Inltlatlon Cl1udl'l Patty Vylley Be t Foot Forvyard Senlors on the Tlger Llly stiff For Vthom the Bell Tolls Those Llfdy students Tne Constant Ny mph Hope Healy Thls Land IS Mlne Our Unlted St ltes lNo Tlme for Love Renq Clrlson Glrl Crazy Bob Dardenne Slboteuls Parlsh 'md Cooper ln Chemlstry lab Smce You Vtent Away LOIS to Morrlc Keep Em Sluggln Football game lgcmlnst Smethport H01 I' S AND Eyery Other Thursday DLER NIOITLE Ise shure 3 retk today We had a nlgger play and I yy uz ln lt nat cherly We go lo s of old clothes together and then vye smeered our sclyes vtlth lampbllc Gee 15 dat stuff hard to ext off' I scubbed the folst layer of skln off and vyuz on the second before I eyen rellzed yy at I had dun We had '1 test on VIcBlth today llld I get week ln the nees eyen thlnkln about lt It vyuz the folst tlme that I eycn nevy dat VItBlth dld so muth dlt I dldnt sea Ev cryones pin yyuv all screwed up and they had slch blae looks on all of there faces After I took the test I wuz commln my hare and I counted fore gray hare dit I dld nt know I had In fact I vsuz so ncryus when I was takln dat my ls had to bllnk two tlmes before they savy wat they yyuz supposed too sei the folst tlme Luxe Goltrude SNIOOPER SCOOPS We he'1r there lb l boy from Bl Ldford whom Pltty XXIICQ thlnks 15 yery mee I hear that Jerry 'md Vlrdas romance IS on the rocks We tant let thls happen Lets flx thlngs up klds' XX ho IS ll that Balba a App looks for every Saturday nlghto We hear that John Coneys has somethlng to do wlth the upset ln the Bryan Cooper romance XX hy I5 Doug lfls Fltzslmnlons such a vsoman ha ter Anne T Boldon yylth her bang sule seems to fasclnate Ray Caskey Betty Obleskl and Todd lre lather dlstan qctlng I yyonder yy hat happenedo 'Not Smethport a galno HAPPFN IN GS Studc nt Hopes to Be Llkely to Be Donnl Cr lyy old beautlclan A cute llttle 'Navy brlde ylr IIIII Gallup colloge student Store clerk LOIS Bloomqulst 1 good bowler Hlppce I got one' Chllstme Palnl athletlt lnstructor Art teacher Dody Llcastro ploplletor of a dress :hop F'lshlon deslgner Pete Kelth englneer Buck prlyate Moon Ol on a sallor Tosslng on the sea Blll Farrell a flyer XX 'll hero Prlce, iour Honor EDITORIAL Lets Stuck It Out' The Lnlted States IS noyy faclng the greatest cr SIS lt has eyer knoyyn XX hether It wlll face an other one ln 20 years depends upon the young people of today It IS up to them to see that our great n'1 tlon as well as the rest of the yyorld yylll be governed and ruled ln suth a manner that peace Wlll be llstlng md eternal In order that the day can carry thls Slblllly they must school educatlon yy hat to many of four years f may ln later factor ln deter not they as ln as the natlon students of to future respon haye a hgh them now seems boresome learnlng years be the prlme mlnlng vyhether or dlvlduals as well can succeed Hlgh salarles ln have succeeded ln boys and glrls qult school The need for manpower IS of course great but not so much so that the plants depend on the younger gen defense plants maklng many yae ltlons or eyen after school ln the afternoon It IS a noble and pat rlotlc thing to vsork ln these fae torles Howey er try to galn a hlgh school dlplomn first for that wlll be 'ln lmportant eertlficate IH ob talnlng a Job after the war It pays to flnlsh school no matter how hard or tlresome lt may seem' IAN XOI INIAGINL' Merle 'Vhnnlng belng H0155 Jean Zlobec be-mg qulet LeRoy Lundgren yylth stralght hdlfo The 'ludltorlum Vlfllh soft seats Posty Hllglll wlthout hls dlmp es Betty Sayyyer fl. man hater School wlthout books' 'yiarlan Johnson yylth fl feathcl cut Vlrglnla Gallup short and fat Bruce Pfell staylng ayyay fronl Co douder'-lport ANSWFRS Senlor Lols Hughes Junlor Jack Lane Sophonlore Bob Strom berg Slxty three . , , ,, 1 1 ' ' . . 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' A A ' ' 1 ' V c Su fy four THE STARS IN ACTION JOYCE ACKMAN Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 County Band 2 Basketball 1 2 Hockey 1 2 Soclal Danclng 1 Trl H1 Y 1 3 Vlce Prcs dent 3 Glee Club 1 Band Concert 1 2 Gym Club 1 2 BARBARA APP Band1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 Presldent of Band 3 County Band 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 Soclal Danclng 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Band Concert 1 2 3 Gym Club 3 Glee Club Concert 1 2 3 Press Club 1 2 3 Llbrary Clubl 2 Treasurer 2 Tlger Llly Staff A Husband for Sale ALBERT BAKER Basketball 2 Football 1 2 Blology 1 2 3 A Husband for Sale LOIS BLOOMQUIST Llbrary Club 1 2 3 Secretary 2 Hlstorlan 3 D1StYlCt Chorus 1 Soclal Danclng 1 Press Club 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Glee Club Concert 1 3 Gym Club 2 A Husband For Sale CHARLES BOLLER Band 1 Glee Club 1 Glee Club Concert 1 2 3 Press Club 1 Football Manager 2 3 County Chorus Latln Club 2 3 Reporter 3 Varslty Staff GORDON BOTERA Steno Club 3 ANNE THERESE BOUDON Band 1 2 3 Drum Majorette 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 County Band 2 Basketball 1 2 3 Captaln Team 2 Hockey 1 2 3 Soclal Danclng 1 Swlng Orchestra 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Band Concert1 2 Gym Club 1 2 3 Glee Club Concert 1 2 Press Club 1 2 3 Treasurer 3 Llbrary Club 1 2 Class Secretary 3 A Hus band For Sale PATTY BRYAN Steno Club 3 Trl H1 Y 1 3 Presldent 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Dlstrlct Clcorus 1 Glee Club Concerts 1 2 Basket 1 2 3 Hockey 1 2 FRED BURR F F ofA 1 2 3 Treasurer Presldent 2 3 RENA CARLSON Basketballl 2 3 Hock cy 1 3 SOCl8l Danclng 1 Trl H1 Y 2 Glee Club 3 Glee Club Concert Press Club 3 Llllll Club 3 Gym Club 1 2 GLORIA CASKEY Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 County Bandl 2 Basketball 1 2 3 Hockey 1 2 3 Class Secretary 2 Soclal Dan cm 1 Trl H1 Y1 Glee Club 2 3 Press Club 3 Band Concert 1 2 Glee Club Concert 1 2 Latln Club 2 3 Treasurer 3 Gym Club 1 DONNA JEAN CRAWFORD Soclal Dan clng 1 Treasurer 1 Glee Club 2 3 Steno Club 3 BARBARA CROSBY Band1 2 3 Orches tra 2 3 County Band 1 Band Concert 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 Glee Club Concert 1 2 Tfl H1 Y 1 Soclal Dancln 1 Llbrary Club 3 Presldent 3 Steno Club 3 Tlger Llly Staff JOHN CONEYS-Glee Club 2 3 Soclal Danclng Glee Club Concert 2 3 Pres Club 1 2 3 Secretary Treasurer 2 Vlcc PfESldCHt 3 Latln Club 1 2 3 DON COOPER Football 3 Basketball 3 Soclal Danclng 1 Blology Club 1 2 3 VIC 1 2 Student Actlvlty Councll 1 2 Presldent A Husband For Sale Tlger Llly Staff BOB DARDENNE Football 3 G1 Club 2 3 Blology 1 2 3 Varslty Club 3 Glee Club Concert 2 3 A Husband F01 Sale BILL FARRELL Football 1 3 Basket ball 1 2 3 Varslty Club 3 Secretary 3 Blol ogy Club 1 2 3 Secretary 3 A Husband For Sale Tlger Llly Staff DOUGLAS FITZSIMMONS Soclal Dancln 1 Steno Club 3 Presldent 3 LOIS FRANKENFIELD Band 1 2 3 Or chestra 2 3 County Band 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Glee Club Concert 1 2 3 Band Concert Llbrary Club 2 3 Secretary 3 Steno Club 3 Basketballl 3 Hockey 2 3 SOCISI Danc mg 1 TTI H1 Y 1 Press Club 1 3 PFCSI dent 3 A Husband For Sale TILCI' Llly Staff . 1 ' ' : '- '- .2. - ' . . 1 1 ' - 1 . . 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THE STARS IN ACTION VIRDA EDGREEN Bandx 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 County Band 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 Glee Club Concert 1 2 3 Band Concert 1 L1brary Club 2 Tr1 H1 Y 1 Gym Club 1 3 Press Club 1 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Hoc key 1 2 3 Swmg Orchestra 2 3 VIRGINIA GALLUP Soc1al Danemg Cheerleader 2 3 Tr1 H1 Y 1 L1brar5 Club 3 Treasurer 2 3 Press Club 2 3 ee Club 1 2 3 Glee Club Concert 1 2 3 Gym Club 1 2 V1ce Pres1dent 2 Basketball 1 Hockey 1 2 3 T1ger L1ly Staff JOHN HALL Lat1n Club 2 Basketball 3 VERNICE HARDES Glee Club1 2 3 Glec Club Concert 1 2 Tr1 H1 Y 3 Steno Club 3 Soc1al Danelng 1 HOPE HEALY Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 3 County Band 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 Glee Club Concert 1 2 3 Band Concert 1 2 Tr1 JO ANN HOLMES Band 1 2 3 Band Con cert 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Glee Club Con cert 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 Lat1n Club1 2 3 Class Treasurer 1 Soc1al Dancmg 1 SWIH Orchestra 3 Baske ball 1 3 Hockey 1 2 Gym Club 1 County Band 2 D1str1ct Chor A Husband For Sale Tlger L11 Staff LOIS HUGHES Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 County Band 1 D1StflCt Band 1 Band Concert 1 2 Glee Club 2 3 Glee C b Concert 1 2 Drum Majorette 1 2 3 Soc1al Dancmg 1 L1brary Club 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 Hockey 1 2 3 Class Treasurer 3 Pres Club 1 2 3 Secretary 3 Gym Club 1 2 3 JOHN HUGILL Band 1 2 Brology Club 1 2 3 Football Manager 1 MARIAN JOHNSON Glee Club 2 3 Glee Club Concert 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Hockex 2 3 Steno Club 3 Tr1 H1 Y 1 2 3 rea surer 3 Press Club 1 2 3 A Husband For Sale PETE KEITH Band 1 3 Orchestra Swlng Orchestra 2 3 County Band 1 Football 1 3 Basketball 1 3 Captam Student Act1w1ty Counc1l 1 3 Treasurer D1str1ct Band 1 Blology Club 1 3 Band Concert 1 VSYSITQ Club 3 Treasurer 3 T1ger L1ly Staff GLORIA KELLOGG Band 1 3 Orches tra 2 3 County Band 2 Hockey 1 3 Bas ketball 1 3 Glee Club 1 3 Glee Club Concert Band Concert 1 2 Lal Club 1 DOLORES LICASTRO Band 1 3 O chestra 1 3 County Band 1 2 Band Con c r 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 3 Glee Club on ee 1 2 3 Press Club 1 2 3 Lat1n Club 1 3 V1ce Presrdent 2 PfESldCHt 3 MARGARET LUNDGREN Band 1 VICC Pres1dent 3 Orchestra 2 3 County Band 1 Basketball 1 2 3 Captam 1 Hoc Glee Club 1 2 3 Glee Club Concert 1 2 Band Concert 1 Lat1n Club 1 2 3 Trea urer 2 Gym Club A Husband For Sale T1ger L1ly Staff I 'TROY LL NDGREN Llbrary Club 3 V1ce Pre 1dent of lass 2 3 ELEANOR MACFARLAND-Glee Club 1 2 Glee Club Concert 1 2 DlStflCt Chorus 1 2 Steno Club 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Hockey 1 3 Soc1al Dancmg 1 Gvm Club 1 IWERLE MANNING Steno Club 3 HAZEL MANTZ Band 1 B nd Concert 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Glee Club Concert 1 Coun ty Band 1 Tr1 H1 Y 1 2 3 Steno Club 3 Secretary Treasurer 3 BETTY OBLESKI-Glee Club ICK Pres1dent 3 Glee Club Concert 2 3 Tr1 H1 Y 3 Steno Club 3 ANDY OLSON Football 1 3 Captam 3 Class V1ce Pres1dent 1 B1olog3 Club 1 Stu dent Actlxlty Counc1l 3 Secretary 3 Var s1t5 Club 3 Pres1dent 3 Smty five - - , - . 2. ': A 1. 2. 3 3 5 . g . . : 3: 'A 3 , : 2 wg . 2: . 2. 1 . 2. - ' 3: ' - '. '. ' 2, ' . 2. - 2. 3 . . 1 1. , 1 - 31 A A - I - 2' 3 . ' .21 ' ' - . - ' ' li 21 , 3 I l 3 G1 . : ' 1 1 . : ,- . - 1 , 2. 1 . 2. 1 n ' ' 3 'Z' 33 1. 2. 3: 'f . 1 t'n . . 1 ' ' - - 5' 3- - ' I 3 l - , 2. 1 r- .2. 1 J: - - l V 5 1 et . , L 1 . 2. 1 C -- . ', 3 i 3 rt , , : , , 1 A . - , , 1 1, 2, ' - 2- 3 ' . . - ' f : 1. . 1 . . I - 2 I' T I ' ' ' ' 1 l ' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 - Secretaryg Press Club 1. 2. 3. key 1- 2- 3 ' Captam 2- 33 S0031 Dancmg I3 1 . . 1 , 1 . . 21 ' . . - - T 7 1 1 - . , S 1 2' , Q Q 1 1 u 9 - I . l I ' 1 ' ' : ' 1 - ' L 4 V 1 . 3 . 2, 1 1 . 1 . 1 J-'A ' us 1: 1 ' 'y ,. ,. 'l l- l . l Q 2. , 1 ' ' 1 ', . 2. .,. . -. . . 1 1. . 1 111 ' 1 ' . 2 . ' , . - 1 a : - ' ' ' ' - 2, 3 - V' . 1 , . 1 ' - . 2. - ' 1 1. . 1 1 '- '- . . - T - .. - .' 1 ' ' : - : . , 1 ' A 2. - ' I - Surf an THE STARS IN ACTION CHRISTINE PALM Band Orcbcst1 1 Glce Club 1 3 Glee Club Concert 1 Band Concert Soc1al Dantmc 1 T1 H1 Y 3 Steno Club 3 Baskctballl 2 3 Hoc k 1 3 Stung, Orchestra 3 Tlgff L1lx Staff BRUCE PFEIL Bandr Ouhestrar Coun ty Band 1 Band Concert 1 Football 1 Basketball 1 Clais Pres1dcnt3 B1olog,y Club 1 2 3 Va1S1ty Club3 ELIZABETH SAWYER Band cheitra 1 3 County Band 1 Band Concu' 1 2 Glee Club 2 3 Glen Club Concut Basketball 1 3 Hockey 1 Soclal Dancmg, 1 Tr1 H1 Y 1 Latln Club 3 Sccreta1y 3 Tlger L1ly Staff MARIAN SPENCER Band 1 3 OICITLS tra 2 3 County Band Glcc Club 1 Glce Club Concert 1 3 Band Concert 1 3 Soc1al Dancmg 1 Tr1 I-I1 Y Press Club 1 A Husband For Sale ESTELLF SPRINGSTEAD Soc1al Dancmg Baskttball 1 Hockey 2 3 G C ub 1 NORRACE TODD Football 1 Manager BIOILJLX 1 3 Steno Club 3 V1ce Pres1dent A Hueband For Sale IIAROLD WESMILLER Gym Club 3 Footballr KENNETH WETMORE Steno Club PAT WILEY Glu Club 3 Glec Club Con cert 3 Basketball 3 Hockey 3 L1brary Club 2 SOQIHI Dancmg, 2 Tr1 H1 Y 1 JEANNE WOOD Basketball 1 2 3 Hoc 3 Soc1al Dancmg 1 Gym Club 1 2 L1b1 11x Club 3 IVIARY ZLOBEC Glcc Club 1 2 3 Gle Club Concert 3 Operetta 1 Dancmg Club Basketball 3 Steno Club 3 Gym Club 3 -avr- 111 .,. .lfililiififit E ilQ1nsln?azD9.ia.d7s 51,13 J - f 2: T2 2: '. - - - ' ' - ,2,xQ - A .2: 1: .2.3: '1,. : ym A 2: ' 'A g 1 'l- 4- 'l .2. 3. 1. 2. 2 3: 5 ' ' . . ,Z - ey . 2. : 1' f ' : ' - - - . 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' .. 2 xl 1- 12121-11f::a::f-1121 1 111 11 I f, ,-- .. ff, ,P 3: ziiaf' 4 -2 v - ':--'5'I'5- ?f'2 f'Ef2.-5115 THE STARS SAY 19,0 Bud Fxtzsrmmons radxo announcer glected to appear at a llttle northern s a t1on and the engmeer had to gmye the tlme s1gnal Unused to the Job he could not keep up wlth the racmg second hand The correct txme he announced IS novy twenty uh ten Oh hell 1ts pretty near seven o clock Miss Doolln was tellxng her 1nte-llxgent Scnlor Engllsh students the tale of Robxnson Crusoe And one day he saw strange foot prmts ID the sand she recrted I-Ie was puz 7led For they werent hls footprlnts I-Ie had not seen anybody else on the lsland And thus lsland was far far away from all other lands And he sand to hrmself Whose footprlnts could these be? Pete Kelth put rn! I knovy Eleanor Roosevelts Gordon Botera salesman Would you lxke to Moon Olson Glad to What trme does she qult work? Mrs Donahue Anne Therese what I9 e rhumba3 Anne Therese The rhumba 1s where the front of you goes along mee and smooth llke a Cadxllac and the back of you makes l1ke a jeep B111 Farrell I know whxch sxde my bread IS toasted on Cooper Not toasted Buttered B111 Toasted Whos Got butter? john Coneys Show me a tough guy and shoyy you a coward Bob Dardenns Well Im a tough guy Iohn Coneys Well Im a coward App My feet were St1Ck1l'lg out of the coyers Hughes Why dldnt you pull them ln App I alnt puttmg those cold thrngs IH bed with me 'll s Say yer I-Iaye a good t1me at the party dau hter and be a good grrl Betty Make up your mlnd mother XITQIHIE Gallup yyaltress Its all rlght I sayy the doctor and he saxd those lumps on my arms are just muscles Pa ty Bryan I half hke hun and I hal nt ke m lla d ID the r IO oyee Whats yyrong yyxth the guy Vsklllg, you lf you ean daneef Spencer I vyas danclng lhltll him when h asked me Norraee Todd just a httle trpsy watched a man enter a reyolvmg door As the doo wung around a prettv Ulfl stepped out Dar ned gooel trlck he muttered but I dont 8St Bloomxe Of course I vyoulelnt say any thmg about her unless I could say QOIHCIITIIIQ good And oh boy rs th1s good Merle lVIann1ng My' Thats a mighty small cow Ired Burr Yep' Smart too' Been that yvay even slnce she read a copy of The Read ers Dlgest Noyx she lves notnn Ju condensed mllk' ohnnv Hoyy ale you feclrngj I' 'mkle VK ll I feel much more llke I do ll 'y than I drd thxs mormng Patty Wiley stopped for a reel lxght 1 d I led to moye yyhen It turned green XVhen the llght came on for the second trme and she tlll showed no slgns of moylng the tI3fflC of flcer y 'llked 0 er and saxd pol1tely Whats e mltter ady a1n vye no LOUIS y lx e Sixty sey en 7 3 ' .' .. 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