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

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“THROUGH THE KEYHOLE” PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE PORT ALLEGANY HIGH SCHOOL CAST OF CHARACTERS Grandma Tierny, a little old lady ......................June Blackman Mary Tierny, her grandaughter .......................... Myra Bailey Jim Tierny, Mary's brother ............................. Paul Wylie George Allen, a friend of Jim Tierny ................... Bill Burgart William, the butler.................................... Ronald Dunn Joan, the French maid .................................. Lois Anderson Genevieve Van Camp, a friend of the Tierny's........... Betty Johnson Archie Van Camp, her brother ........................... Jack Douvlos THE SETTINGS Act One: Living Room of the Tierny Home in Bayfield Act Two: George’s Den off the Ballroom at the Allen’s Act Three: Same as Act One TIME Comparatively care-free pre-war days of the middle 30’s. Play Director....................Miss Mary T. Doolin Assistant Director...............Miss Marion Benson PROGRAMS — STENO CLUB Permission for production granted by Northwestern Publishing Company Twenty-six

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SENIOR HONORS AND AWARDS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Elton Carlson Marion Benson Myra Bailey Lois Anderson Joyce Kio Frances Earle Steven Romanio CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY CERTIFICATES William Burgart Jean Knapp Marion Benson Rita Masterson Dale Jewart Joyce Kio Lois Anderson Iva Glase Doris Puhl Robert Dalrymple Elton Carlson Jack Douvlos Leola Hardes Steven Romanio Pearl Burton McKEAN COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL GLEE CLUB William Burgart Joel Cooper Joyce Kio Kenneth Brown Steven Romanio Hewitt Wiley Paul Wylie BAND Lucielle Nelson Doris Puhl Lois Anderson Marion Benson Virginia Cherrington ROTARY MATH PRIZE Announced at Commencement ENGLISH AWARD (Presented by Mr. John Pfeil, Jr.) Announced at Commencement Twenty-five

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of 1945, of the Port Allegany High School, being supposedly sound of mind, (what they don’t know about us is terrific) and able bodied (don’t be surprised if we collapse in a few weeks) wish to make our last will and testament before closing this chapter of our lives. We. the Class of 1945, wish to thank Mr. Hardy and all other faculty members for the great understanding, advice, and help they have given us through these high school days in which we have been preparing to meet the trials in the world of tomorrow. LEOLA HARDES JACK DOUVLOS RITA MASTERSON Lucielle Nelson wills her flirtatious manner to Millie Mantz who has a pretty good start already. Jack Douvlos wills everything but Robert Hamilton. Lois Anderson with misgivings, wills her title Teacher’s Darling”, to Bob Merritt to keep unbroken as she has done. Philip Causer leaves Port High with a smile, he’s going to serve Uncle Sam. Joyce Kio wills her typing speed to Fred Anderson. He needs it, I’m sure. Kenneth Brown leaves his smallness to Ward Wood and I'm sure he could use it. Mary Ellen McLaughlin wills her club treasurer’s books to Helen Smith to straighten out if possible. Charles Crowley leaves to become a woman lover. I’m sure most of the girls will want to see you in a year, Charley. Frannie Earle wills her strength to Brownie Masterson, who really isn’t too weak now. Ronald Dunn leaves his women to McCloskey. Marion Benson leaves her good nature and intelligence to Donna Larson who will need them to keep going when Dale leaves. Claude Klein wills his “pet” expressions—there are about fifty of them—to Florence Johnson who could make good use of them. Jane McGonnell leaves those hiccups that she gets on purpose, we sometimes think, to Evelyn Acre so that she can bother Miss Snyder, too. Steven Romanio wills his musical ability, which really is something wonderful, to Ruth Mattison. She has a good start already, although a good bit of it sounds like Jazz. Clara Kaziska leaves her leadership in cheerleading to Joyce Babola. Come on, Joyce you’ll have to holler louder to surpass Clara's yell. Ted Larson leaves those neat clothes and Marilyn to anyone who’s lucky. Could it be Virgil Strang? We'll be waiting to see. Marjorie McAlpine wills her loving nature and faithfulness to Marjorie Ford, who really could make good use of them. Pearl Burton leaves still chasing after some nice-looking sailor. We wonder who will be next? Bill Burgart wills his big feet to Carlton Larson. We wonder what he would do if he had them. Twenty-seven