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

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xr VU! 'N 3 QQ l E :ill '35 SENIODS BARBARA BOYD Barb A mixer of potent drugs is Barb's ambi- tion, for this pensive gal will someday be a pharmacist. Though Math is not her strongest point, it isn't over her head Cjoke. . .sony but at French she is a natural. She is everybody's pal and as a soda-jerk is unequaled. ROBERT BROWN Tobe Three-term president and little Kathrine Street terror is Tobe. This frequent patron of Nick's, rivals even the best of actors and is one of Cooper Brothers' essential clerks. He is another class member that has come all the way up with us. . .though sometimes a little late. VIRGINIA BRYAN Ginny Teasing and talented is our gal, for mu- sic is as much a part of her as her pleasing personality. She is an active CPD employee of the local Sugar Bowl and a co - operative member of our class. Being energetic and care- free are determining characteristics of Ginny. DONALD BUFORD Don Don is outwardly serious as our class treasurer but this illusion is quickly shattered after hearing a few of his unexpected and al- ways clever remarks made in an unassuming manner.

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SENIOIQS ANNA MARY ABBEY Mary We never hear much from Mary who sits in serene silence in school. She makes a habit of Friday night dances, however, and there she makes with the chatter. ALICE BIGLEY Alice It seems that a fellow called Glenn is attached to this fun loving, young lady, who, wc might add, is our top athlete among the girls. MARY LOUISE BOLLER Berry This brown-haired young lady is known by all of you to be a good sport and is very well-liked. She was a saxophone player in senior band for several years - and plenty tough at it, too. To the envy of many, her school days were ended by the chime of wed- ding bells recently and Mrs. Winterquist is wished much future happiness by all her pals in the Class of ,47. RAY BOWEN Along with helping win the war, this vet- eran has also won the heart of a little girl named Millie This friend-of-all is an ardent worker and will no doubt become an excellent grocer, or will it be a dry-goods salesman? . HPD iS? an--Q! li 5953! 27 if 5x Y' ilW'+l

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SENIOIQS WINIFRED CROWLEY Wynne Here is a flirtatious damsel whose giggles echo around the dance hall every Friday night. She's the belle of Turtlepoint. JACK CULVER Jack Our supposedly bashful football captain is probably our outstanding sportsman besides being very popular. He's a great favorite among the girls, as what strong silent type isn't? Silent, did we say? RALPH CULVER No small amount of credit for our football winnings go to this Culver lad, who is a fre- quenter of Smith Avenue and who has been a favorite among his fellow students ever since he joined us in ninth grade. RUBY CUMMINGS Ruby Another Smethport fan - we see her often with Marie Qincidentally, they leave quite a path of broken hearts behind themj- More power to you Ruby!