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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

1 1 MW WWW? Yfxw .W 52: T5' iw at JSA Ns W, 'qbkdiwbxw z 5 Q , 1 . ' .am-' L A n . .- D, W P' x 4, A L 4 , ., , - 'E , X L 5 PORT ALLEGANY HIGH SCHOOL THE TIGER LILY l949 Presented by The Senior Class of Port Allegany High School Port Allegany, Pa. four ALMA MATER Although Yale has always favored The violet's dark blue, And the gentle sons of Harvard To the crimson rose are true, We will own the lily slender, Nor honor shall it lack While Port Hi stands defender of The Orange and the Black. Through the four long years of high school Mid the scenes we know so well, As the mystic charm to knowledge We vainly seek to spell. Or we win athletic victories On the football field and track, Still we work for dear old Port Hi The Orange and the Black. When the cares of life o'ertake us Mingling fast our locks with gray, Should our dearest hopes betray us False fortune fall our wayg Still we banish care and sadness As we turn our memories back, And recall those days of gladness 'Neath the Orange and the Black. and DEDICATION Y, S Miss EL1-:ANOR SNYDER So that we in some humble way may show our appreciation and offer our very great thanks for all the time and effort she has given to aid us, the Senior Class of 1949 takes great pleasure in dedicating our edition of the TIGER LILY to MISS ELEANOR SNYDER V6 CONTENTS Administration Academic Athletics Activities HIJIHIHISTRHTIUH ,NP jg W K ffm Mel eight BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. J. L. BARREN President MR. D. B. MCGONNELL MRS. NELLIE M. CATLIN Vice-President Secretary MR. GAUIN H. MCCOY MR, ARTHUR ELLISON Member Member MR. CLAUDE BERG CNon-Memberj Treasurer Supervising Principal FRED N. HARDY RUTH HILTON Secretary to Supervising Principal ! E. O. BATES, B.S. M.S. Principal of Senior High School Mathematics and Science Biology Club Activity Council nin CII DEAN BOTTORF B.S. English Press Clubg Tiger Lily Stalfg Senior Class Ad- viserg Comencemen! Exercisesg Senior Play FRANK RUDZINSKY B.S. M athematicsg Science CECIL GAMBLE Physical Educationg Baskefball Coachg As- sistant Football Coacl' RAYMOND POOLE B.S. Social Studiesg Sopho more Class Adviser, Football Coachg Boys' Varsity P Club A. E. CHERRINGTON B.S. Agricultutej F.F.A Club FACULTY JOHN MOYER B.S. Musicj Bandj Glee Club FACULTY HELEN MICHELITSCH R.N. School Nurse by W V' 'F' 'Q f F23 iii 'JS LORAINE GILLEN A.B. French: Spanish, His- tory,' Tri-4Hi-Y Club, junior Class Adviser JEAN MARIE SWANSON B.S. SI1orthand,' Business Arithmeticj Physical Education 'U HANNA D. NADOLSKE B.S. Englishg Lating Latin Clubg Girls' Varsity P Clubg Senior Class Adviser 3 ELEANOR SNYDER B.S. Commercialg junior Class Adviserj Stenc Club,' junior Class Play MARTHA MCFARLAND A.B. Algebraj Librarian, Library Club eleven twelve TIGER LILY STAFF We are glad to have this opportunity to express the hope that this issue of the Tiger Lily will be a treasured souvenir through the years to come. We have received excellent co-operation from many people, and We believe that you will find this one of the most complete of all Port High yearbooks. We have faced some handicaps but we hope the final result will not be disappointing. Editor-in-Chief . , . Associate Editors . . , Advertising Managers Circulation Manager Art Editor .......... Boys' Sport Editors . Girls' Sport Editor . . Society Editor .... Camera Editors . . . Adviser . . . STAFF . . . Joseph Buckheit . . . Richard Turner Constance Lyons . . . Daniel Martucci Jacqueline Bosworth . . . . . Gary Gamble . . Daniel Barren . . . . . Joseph Herger Gerald Besse Mary Louise Abbey . . . . . . Wanita Pritt . . . .Robert Robbins Walter Palm Mr. Dean Bottorf Bosworth, Turner, Buckheit, Lyons, Martucci, Pritt Besse, Herger, Barren, Gaulblic, Mr. Bottorf, Robbins, Pzmlm, Abbcy HCHDEIHIU x I . , fix Q A gfggf gg ' fourteen SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .... ,..... D aniel Martucci Vice President ...,........ Daniel Barren Secretary ......,.. Lois Larson Treasurer ....... Elaine Douvlos SENIORS MARY LUCY ABBEY Mary Lou Academic Tiger Lily Staff 3 Scarlet Shadow g Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 3, President 31 Press Club 3Q Girls' Varsity P Club 32 Secretary 32 Gym Club IQ Glee Club 2: H.M.S. Pinaforeg May Day Festival Attendant I: Varsity Hockey IQ Name Card Manager 3. ARNOLD FRANKLIN BAILEY DANIEL JAMES BARREN KlDan!, Academic Varsity Football 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Cap- tain 32 Varsity P Club 2, 3, Secretary 3Q Athletic Association, Council 3g Press Club 32 Tiger Lily Staff, Art Editorg Vice President of Class 3. NIARY LUCY .'i.lT3ff'1 ARNOLD FRANKLIN BAILEY Arnold Agriculture F.F.f., I, 2, 3, Prcs'dLnt 3. DANIEL JAMES BARREN Hfteen sixteen Gwlu MARLENE BARRHO GERALD LEROY BESSE nGettyn Commercial Steno Club 3, President 33 Scarlet Shadowu 33 Tiger Lily Staff 3 Gym Club 1. JACQUELINE JAYNE Boswonrl-I SENICRS GWILI MARLENE BARRHO llJi1l77 Academic Latin Club 1, 2, 3-Reporter 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 County Chorus 21 County Band 1, 23 Press Club 2, 33 Varsity Basketball 13 Varsity Hockey IQ Scarlet Shadow 33 H.M.S. Pinafore IQ Marianne 33 Girls' Varsity P Clubg May Day Festival. GERALD LEROY BESSE JACQUELINE JANE BOSWORTH jackie Commercial Steno Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3Q County Band I, 23 Majorette 2, 33 Band 1, 23 Girls' Varsity P Club, President 3, Cheer Leader 2, 33 Hockey 1: Gym Club IQ Press Club 2, 3, H.M.S. Pinafore I: Tri-Hi-Y z, 3, Vice President 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, President 32 Tiger Lily Staff 3 Scarlet Shadow 33 May Day Festival IQ Gym Meet 1. MARJORIE MARIE BRUNDAGE Marg Academic Band I, 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 3g County Band 2g May Day Festival I. JOSEPH MoNTRov BUCKHEI1' JEAN AUSTIN COOPER KCCOOPU Academic Varsity Football 2, 35 Varsity Basketball 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, County Band 1, 2, 3, Varsity P Club 2, 31 Biology Club 1, 2, 31 Glee Club 32 Scar- let Shadow , H.M.S. Pinafore g Marianne , Press Club 3Q May Day Festival. SENIORS MARJORIE MAME BRUNDAGE JOSEPH MONTROY BUCKHEIT NJoe7! Academic President 2. JEAN AUSTIN COOPER Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 31 Varsity Basket- ball I, 2, 31 Biology Club 1, 2, 3, Varsity P Club 1, 2, 33 Tiger Lily Staff, Editor-in-Chief, Press Club, Editor 3Q Glee Club 3: Marianne , Scarlet Shadow g Class President xg Athletic Association, seventeen eighteen ELAINE SPERO DOUVLOS JANICE MARY EDGREEN uklanyn Commercial Glee Club 1, 2, 31 County Chorus xg H.M.S. Pina- fo1'e IQ Marianne 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 32 Steno Club 32 Girls' Varsity P Club 3g Press Club ZQ Athletic Association 2, 3g Hockey IQ May Day Festival 1. GARY RADFORD GAMBLE SENICRS ELAINE SPERO DOUVLOS Elaine Academic Class Treasurer 35 The Scarlet Shadow , Athletic Council 2, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 22 Press Club 31 Varsity Hockey IQ May Day Festival: Magazine Campaign 31 Campaign Manager 3. JANICE MARIE EDGREEN GARY RADFORD GAMBLE uGatysn Academic Football IQ Varsity 32 Basketball I2 Varsity 2, 3: Varsity P Club 2 ,3g Biology Club I, 2, 3: Ath- letic Association 31 Band 1, 21 Tiger Lily Statfg The Scarlet Shadow 3. SHIRLEY ANN HANLON .lshayn Commercial Steno Club 31 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 2, 3, Press Club 3: Girls' Varsity P Club 31 Glee Club I, 2. 3, Pinafore g Athletic Association 1, 2, 35 May Festival r. JOSEPH FRAZIER HERGER DRUSILLA JOANN HUGILL .flow Academic Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 35 Glee Club I, 2, 31 County Chorus IQ H.M.S. Pinafore g Band 1, 21 Athletic Association Secretary 31 Press Club 3, Varsity Hockey rg May Day Festival. SENIORS Smauzv ANN HANLON JOSEPH FRAZIER HERGER ujoeu Academic Football 1, Varsity 2, 33 Basketball 33 Varsity P Club 2, 3, Biology Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 33 Scarlet Shadow , Press Club 3g Tiger Lily Staff, Boys' Sports Editor. DRUSILLA JOANN Huciu, nineteen twenty BERT HULTS, JR. MARGARET JEAN JEWART lCJeanH Academic K'The Scarlet Shadow , Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Vice Pres- ident 35 Press Club 3, Club Editor, Varsity Hockey 1, Captaing May Day Festival. BETTY Lou JOHNSON SENIORS BERT HULTS, JR. lKBert!! Commercial Steno Club 31 Biology Club 2, 31 Varsity P Club 2, 3, Treasurer 22 Football 1, Varsity 2, 33 Basket- ball I, Manager 2, 3. MARGARET JEAN JEWART BETTY LOU JOHNSON uBettyJx Commercial Steno Club 3g Tri-Hi-Y IQ Glee Club 1, 2, 31 Class Vice President 2Q Girls' Varsity P Club 3Q Press Club 33 H.M.S. Pinafore IQ Athletic Association 2, 31 Marianne 31 May Day Festival I. SENIORS DONNA ANN JOHNSON Donna Commercial Steno Club 31 Glee Club 1, 2, 31 County Chorus rg H.M.S. Pinafore xg Marianne 33 Tri-Hi-Y IQ Press Club 33 May Day Festival xg Girls' Varsity P Club 3. DONNA ANN JOHNSON - GERALDINE LOUISE JOHNSON jerrie Commercial Band 1, 2Q County Band xg Glee Club 1, 21 County Chorus 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary 25 Steno Club 3Q Press Club 3Q Varsity Hockey IQ I-I.M.S. Pinafore xg Athletic Association IQ Girls' Varsity P 3, May Day Festivalg Girls' Varsity Basket- ball 1. GERALDINE LOUISE JOHNSON LOIS CAROLYN LARSON . KKLOiSYl Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, President' 2, Secretary 3Q Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3g County Chorus rg H.M.S. Pinafore IQ Press Club 2, 31 Class Secretary r, 2, 3Q Athletic Association 3, Treasurer 3Q Steno Club 31 Lois CAROLINE LARSON twenty-one 1 twenty-two GLENN WILLIAM LUDWIG, JR. CONSTANCE ELIZABTH LYONS SENIORS GLENN WILLIAM LUDWIG, JR. Bill Academic Varsity Football 3g Basketball I, Varsity 2, 33 Var- sity P Club 2, 32 Class Vice President I, Treas-- urer 2. Connie Academic Latin Club I, 2, 3, President 3: Band I, 2, 3, Presi- dent 3, Glee Club I, 2, 32 County Band I, 2, 31 County Chorus I, 2, 32 PressClub 2, 3, Assistant Editor 2, 33 Tiger Lily Staff, Associate Editor, Var- sity Hockey IQ Scarlet Shadow , H.M.S. Pina- fore g Marianne , May Day Festival. J CONSTANCE ELIZABETH LYONS DANIEL LEO MARTUCCI Dannie Commercial DANIEL LEo MARTUCCI Senior Class President 31 Football I, Varsity 2, 3: Basketball I, Varsity 22 Varsity P Club, President 31 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, President 3, Biology Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 39 Tiger Lily Staff 33 Steno Club 31 Marianne 33 I-I.M.S. Pinafore Ig County Chorus I, 3, Scarlet Shadow 3Q Student Council 1, 2, 31 Band I, 2, Glee Club 1, 3Q County Band I, 2. SENIORS WALTER EARL PALM Ktwalth Academic Biology Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 35 Basketball 2, 35 Football Manager 2, 35 Varsity P Club 35 Tiger f Lily StaFf5 Glee Club I, 32 H.M.S. Pinafore 5 Marianne WALTER EARL PALM WANITA HATTIE PRITT Twinkle Commercial Steno Club 35 Scarlet Shadow 5 Class President 21 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 35 H.M.S. Pinafore 5 Girls' Spring Concert 21 Marianne 5 Tiger Lily Staff5 Press Club 35 Girls' Varsity P Club 32 Gym Club IQ Gym Meet IQ Hockey Team IQ May Day Festival. WANITA HATTIE PRITT MARY LOUISE PUHL Paddles Commercial Cheerleader 2, 32 Steno Club 31 Press Club 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 31 County Chorus IQ Girls' Spring Con- cert 2Q H.M.S. Pinafore 5 Band 1, 2Q County Band 1, 25 Scarlet Shadow 5 Girls' Varsity P Club 35 Gym Meet IQ May Day Festival. MARY LOUISE PUHL twenty- three SENICRS ROBERT EUGENE ROBBINS MARY GENEVA SHELLEY cxpollyvv Academic Scarlet Shadow g Marianne g Gym Meet IQ Glee Club 3g Library Club 2. ' u twenty-four BEVERLY RAE SIMAR ROBERT EUGENE ROBBINS HBObD Academic Band 1, 2, 3, Librarian 35 County Band 1, 2Q Latin Club IQ Press Club 2, 31 Tiger Lily Staffg I-I.M.S. Pinafore g Marianne g Scarlet Shadow g Football Manager IQ Basketball Manager IQ County Chorus I MARY GENEVA SHELLEY BEVERLY RAE SIMAR lKBebe77 Commercial Steno Club 3, Vice President 3Q Press Club 32 Tri- Hi-Y IQ Glee Club 1, 2, 35 H.M.S. Pinafore g County Chorus IQ Marianne g May Day Festival 1. RUTHELLA SPENCER Ruthie Academic Press Club 2, 33 Gym Club rg Gym Meet rg Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 31 Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 33 County Band r, 2, 31 H.M.S. Pinaforeug Marianne , Varsity Hockey IQ Varsity Basketball IQ May Day Festival IQ Girls' P Club, Treasurer 3. RICHARD JAMES TURNER WILMA TURNER Cijaneii Commercial Steno Club 3. SENIORS Varsity RUTHELLA SPENCER RICHARD JAMES TURNER Dick Academic Football 1, 2, 32 Basketball 1, 2, Varsity P Club 2, 3, Treasurer 31 Biology Club 1, 2. 3, President 31 Athletic Association, Vice President 31 Student Activity Council, Treasurer 33 Tiger Lily Staff, Associate Editor. WILMA TURNER twenty-five twenty-six WILMA ANN Vlclc SENIORS WILMA ANN VICIC Wilma Commercial Steno Club 32 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Press Club 3 H.M.S. Pinafore g Marianne g Press Club 31 Tri Hi-Y rg May Day Festival. ,. JOYCE ELOISE WYKOFF ujoycen Commercial Steno Club 3, Vice President 3Q Cheerleader 2, 3Q Girls' Varsity Basketball ig Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Secre- tary 21 Band 1, 2. Vice President 31 Glee Club 1, 2, 31 County Band IQ Hockey ig Press Club 33 H.M.S. Pinaforeng Marianne g Gym Meet IQ May Day Festival. Jovciz ELOISE WYKOFF SENIOR CLASS HISTORY At last we are Seniors and about to graduate. It does seem a little strange that we are about to leave, doesn't it? just try to remember back through the grades, when we started in the iirst grade and climbed through the first four grades. Then to the fifth where we were given home- Work. How thrilling to be big enough to do homework! Those were our first thoughts. Aha! But then came the afterthought, homework, bah! Why did it have to come to this? Then we marched onward to the junior High. What big shots! Seventh graders now. Remember those days when we could see Mr. Rathgeber sneaking through the halls trying to catch someone misbehaving so he could discipline them with his beloved paddle? Oh, happy days! Then to the ninth grade. The wheels of the Junior High. Every one so thrilled. just think, next year we will go to the Senior High! Yes, but just think back to the early days of Senior High. Living that gay dog's life of the cheerful Sophomore. Initiation, initiation, and then for a change a little more initiation -the happy days of which we were so fond. lt really wasn't quite as bad as all that, though it did seem so at the time. Then, oh yes, then to be the carefree, fun-loving junior. Not a bad life at all. Not to have to bother with any initiation. Have a good time. Then you undertake to put on a Prom for the Seniors. You think, Gee, I hope we can put on a good one! In the end, however, everything is fine and you feel sure that your Prom was just a little bit better than last year's. And to be sure, it probably was. And next, oh, joy! We become the monstrous, almighty Senior! Let me tell you the thrill it is to become a Senior. You think you are a big shot, but you really aren't. The only thing different is you are working like mad trying to raise enough money to put out a Yearbook. Finally, however, you accomplish the task and you are all through. Of course there is one other thing different when you are a Senior. You know, or at least you hope, that you won't be back next year. Sh! But that is where I started. So you see, it is just one vicious circle all through life. Remember that! Good-bye and good luck, under classmen! twenty-seven twenty-eight SENIOR HONORS AND AWARDS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Gwili Barrho Wanita Pritt Elaine Douvlos Joseph Buckheit Richard Turner McKEAN COUNTY MUSICAL FESTIVALS COUNTY BAND Gwili Barrho Constance Lyons Ruthella Spencer jean Cooper Robert Robbins COUNTY CHORUS Constance Lyons Mary Puhl Wanita Pritt joseph Buckheit Gwili Barrho Daniel Martucci Robert Robbins DISTRICT BAND Constance Lyons Robert Robbins DISTRICT CHORUS Gwili Barrho Constance Lyons CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY CERTIFICATES Daniel Barren JoAnn Hugill Gwili Barrho Betty Johnson Jacqueline Bosworth Constance Lyons Joseph Buckheit Walter Palm Jean Cooper Wanita Pritt Elaine Douvlos Robert Robbins Gary Gamble Mary Shelley Joseph Herger Ruthella Spencer Richard Turner AWARDS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT COMMENCEMENT ROTARY MATH PRIZE , COMMERCIAL PRIZE CAwarded by Rotary Clubj CAwarded by American Extract Co.J Bausch 85 Lomb Science Award I l nh Im ilu Hilllil, J. Yr Ol' llnnmcstczul, 3, Tense Dranm, 4. lhlsillg, 5. ,lusticc L'm1quc'rs, 6. Futura B1 0 it this wuy, 10. Su cold, 11. Cl1urautcrs!?1 ll. Rear Yiew. thirty JUNIOR CLASS D. Brown, R. Luce, VV. Horan, N, Redington OFFICERS President ...., . . . Raymond Luce Vice-President . . . .... William Horan Secretary .... . . . Marjorie Redington Treasurer . . Donald Brown Faculty Advisers Miss Snyder Mrs. Gillen Class Motto . .. . . We Seek the Top Class Colors .... .. . Blue and Gold Class Flower .... .... Y ellow Rose JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Whewlll! Here we are at last. We have climbed the eleven steps and are at last Juniors. It sccmcd like wc would ncvcr get here. These past eleven years have been hard years, but they have been fun too. VVhen we think back to all the things we have done together, it is almost unbelievable. Our class is a very cooperative one. When there is anything to be done, we stick together and do it, with our class president, Ray Luce, in the lead. We have made many mistakes in the past, but we have learned and are learning. still Jeepers, the football season is over already and the wonderful banquet that goes with it. In fact, basketball is well on its way. Hay, fellas, keep your eyes off those out of town cheer leaders. Midyears are over Cthank heavenj. Now everyone is working like mad on our junior Play, which by the way, is A Date with Judy. The Prom, the big dance of the year, is just around the corner. Hope to see you all there. Sincerely THE JUNIOR CLASS - .. 4 - 4- l A 4 l wnsi-1.il. lirim-r, XYilcux, l'lUVV1ll'll, Hurzin. Luce, Brown, RL-sliiiton. Swanson. Elrler, l,L'lCl'SUll, Bnknr, Luslilmngli Xllss Snyder, llcnsun. linker, llluod, Falcuin-r, Rlnnuing, Lczipnl, BI. Jolulson, Briimlnge, l'feil, Amill, Smith, l.imls:-y, Mrs. Gillen qng, Cuelxran, R. Amell, Button, M1.1scli111'n, '1'uekei', Clmsc, Tlxoren, Miller, Lect, Rosalie, Cooper, XVnll:xcc, Sliullcy thirty-one SOPHCMORE CLASS thirty-two ,,l L. C'l1zmillcr, R. jnlmsvui, if Row, J. W'ctmorc OFFICERS President ..... . . . Richard Johnson Vice-President . . . . . . Charles Ross Secretary . . . . . . Jack Wetmore Treasurer .... Lois Chandler Faculty Advisers Mr. Poole Mr. Bates Class Motto .... . . The Fight has Begun, Let us Conquer Class Colors . . , ,....,. ............. B rown and Gold Class Flower . . . . . . Brown-eyed Susan I SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Here we are at last-Senior High. Pardon. me, did I hear some one say it took a lot of work, only nine years of it, but after reaching your destination, you've accom- plished something? At our first thought of being in Senior High we feel grown up. We have trouble with our lockers. . .Gee, they just don't seem to work. . .When we go into Assembly, the Seniors clap their hands. Then after initiation we know that we are going to take our own places and respect the Seniors. For our class flower and color we certainly picked out something different, and we chose a motto that will take quite a bit of hard work to live up to. We've elected officers and we picked a good President-Richard Johnson, Vice-President-Charles Ross, Treasurer-Lois Chandler, and Secretary-Jack Wetmore, so we expect to get a lot done. We've already had a dime dance and plan to have others, but our real accomplishment will be the Sophomore Hop and we feel sure it will be a big success. Many of our fellows will be the new football stars, and we are looking forward to a good team. The year certainly has gone fast. Midterms. . .finals, and report cards. At last we're juniors! fm. - Y, , G ,,,.,W,, 4, 4- , ,tvarggarr gym. . ,Y 3gfi,iV..1i,i Q! , ., .i.'..,f, yi' J fy: Mr, ldmfve, Buytl, Dunkelbcrgcr, Bly, Strung, J. Johnson, Chandler, R, Jolinscm, Russ, VVetm0i'e. Dunn, McGunn4-ll, Rnmsey. Mr. Bates jncksier, Murphy, llultz. Carlson, Davislson, Nelson, Butler, Nunn, Manning, Lumlgrn-n, Mnnmzzu, B, lh-own, Scluu-ur, llnyliuc, Kzizisku, Bailey, Kelly Backus, Hobbs, Hills, McDivitt, Gotsllzlll, Burr, Ludwig, Lindsey, Strait, E4lgrcf.n, Biglcy, Sl-CUk,'1,i1llll, Acre, Dunn thirty-three I 1 . ..., , y .1 I A, Mvfwkusaa ' A in f- M l 1. Pm! vs. 1 thirty-fout 'mu1y, J. l71m't Drop It, 3. VVIM1 Nlissul That Block? 4, Ihwklmit In Action, 5, Nu Guin, tv. Hu 1 un Hu If 'A 7, Rah! Rah! Rah! 8. VVl11nl's Going On? 9. O11 to Victory, 10. Blow llzmlcr, limb!! ,if- HTHLETIUS Q 13 ,Q Q 7 I W wig V 4? fu- -:-1 FOOTBALL j. COUIPUI' G. Th mrlA Fu D. M:x1'tux'ei D.Ba1-ren Il, Hultz R. johusmi R. Turner R. Luce J- HWSC1' J- Bucklu-it D. llruxxn SCHEDULE Port Score Opponent Score 2I September II - Bradford J.V. 16 24 September 18 - Otto Township 0 6 September 25 - Coudersport I2 2 October 2 - Emporium 36 7 October 9 - Otto Township 7 zo October 16 - Shefiield 26 0 October 23 -- Coudersport 26 0 October 30 - Smethport 26 lizunhlu, llllllm 'l'111'm'1', l'uo1wI', Mzlrlurci, Bill'I'L'll, llucklwit, C1111-tain, llcrgei' 'l'rum'tti. NY. Palm, m:mgrs,, 'l'lm1'0l1, Hrwwll, Amvll, Roller, Cocllrrul, Lost SILISCIIJIYZI, R. Luce Amln-rson. R. Vlullllsrvn, I . Ludwig, I'. julllmm, liuhbs. iiligrwli, Russ, lf. l':uIm, Strait Lindsey, Rzaymoml, 17. Ludwig, Suircs, J. Luce, Kzlziwku, Bwsworth, Rlcachzun, Wzimlc, Bamholu, Box'-vvvski, Fm-nm-Io, Mr. lmulc, couch thirty-six HIGHLIGHTS Eight returning lettermen and eighteen other football hopefuls attended their first Training Camp under the supervision of Mr. Poole. Chalk talks, blocking, tackling, and fundamentals were stressed during the two week stay at camp and the Gators returned fit and ready for their eight game schedule. After winning the first two games from the Bradford J.V.'s and Otto Township, the Gators slumped and in the remaining six games lost their poise and ability to iight, as previous Port elevens had done. Injuries played an important part in the losses suffered near the season's end. To Captain joe Buckheit, and the other Gator seniors, we wish the best of luck in all undertakings. Wullcr Palm Mr. 1-'oolc Mr. Gzmllrlc flue lluckllcit Manager Coach Ass't Coach Fullbnck Jenn C0Ow:r Dan Nartucci Dan Barren ,Toe llergcr llick Turner End Guard Center llzilf Back Eml thirty-seven BASKETBALL r I UN IOR VARSITY G, Lyons, R. Mcuclxzuu, NV. Palm, R. Johnson, 1'. Cooper, F. Palm, D. Furmclo L ICIHYIIIOJIKI, ,T. Anderson, T. Laxsvn, D. VVconl, T. Srnirm, Mr. Gamble, cuaclx VARSITY thirty-eight J. Skok, G. Gzunhlc, J. Cuoprsr, D. I2zu'rvn, cuptrling 'II lluckllcit, C. Russ C. Humble, cuslchg lj, Horam, R. Lucc, J. Dunn, R. Eslgrccn, B. 11u11s,mauzxgcr W 32 33 26 26 43 20 34 40 e 9 45 Ulysses Genesee Mt. Jewett Austin Genesee Coudersport Austin Eldred Shinglehouse Alumni SCHEDULE They 30 27 28 32 32 52 43 41 35 34 They We I9 26 Smethport 24 33 Galeton 32 26 Mt. Jewett 33 29 Coudersport 36 34 Eldred 29 38 Shinglehouse 24 36 Smethport 25 32 Otto 16 57 Ulysses 37 41 Galeton L.H. S.T.C. TOURNAMENT Port 38 Howard 32 Port 33 Centre Hall 32 Port 41 Coudersport 47 Season's Record Won I4 Lost I0 ' 4 'N The Port High Gators, who opened their 1948-1949 season under the new coaching direction of Cecil Gamble, broke the all-time win record in the school's basketball history with I4 wins. Ten games were lost. Playing three post-season games at the invitational Lock Haven State Teachers College Tournament, the Gators defeated Howard and Centre Hall High Schools, but lost to Coudersport in the finals by six points. Players to be lost by graduation are Barren, Buckheit, Cooper and Gary Gamble. thirty-nine forty CHEERLEADERS Mm. Naulolskv Mary l'ulll Joyce NYykoif CL-rnluu 11-tc'15mx Jackie Bosworth HCTIVITIES i I - - J ' BIOLOGY CLUB forty-tw0 OFFICERS President ...... ............. . . Richard Turner Vice-President . . Daniel Martucci Secretary ...... .... W alter Palm Treasurer ....... Joseph Herger Faculty Adviser ......................................... Mr. Bates As always, the members of the Biology Club elected their officers last year. New members were admitted and initiated After the initiation, refreshments were served. On December 23, a Christmas party was held at Herger's Club House. Due to circumstances out of our control, Mr.. Bates was unable to attend. The Club asked Mr. Ross to act as chaperone. The main course of the dinner consisted of sauerkraut and stuffed pork chops. After eating, the members gave presents and played games. The main object of the Club this year is to work on the nature trail which is located on Old Baldy. We are planning on purchasing an instrument for writing names on the plaques. The raising of the money for this will be done by having a baked-food sale. We are hoping to accomplish a great deal of work on the nature trail. Skok, P. Cooper, W. Palm, Turner, Martucci, Herger, Miller, Johnson Buckheit, Luce, Strait, Ilults, Mr. Bates, Gamble, J. Cooper, Edgrecn, Howard Hobbs, Ross, Swanson, Rosette, F. Palm, Hills, Wetmore, Brown N Q S. P. Q.R. CLUB OFFICERS President .... ............ . . Constance Lyons Vice President ,,.. Jean Jewart Secretary .... Jennie Benson Treasurer . . . . . JoAnn Hugill Reporter . . . ..... Jill Barrho Adviser .. Mrs. Nadolske The S.P.Q.R. Club began activities with a Halloween party at the home of the president, at which time new members were initiated into the Club. This year, the Club sang Latin Christmas Carols at the Christmas assembly pro- gram. The Club also presented a delightful chapel program which was given in March. An enjoyable Saturnalia dinner party was held at Friendly Service with twenty- four members and the adviser, Mrs. Nadolske, present. The Club's final social function was the annual Roman Banquet, at which all the members dressed as their favorite Roman character, and reclined while eating as the ancient Romans formerly feasted. This event was the highlight of an exciting, inspiring year. Prlerson, Bnrrho, jewurt, Lyons, llngill, Bensun, linker. Blnoel cllcy, Dunn, Nlcllmnicll, Manning. Mrs. Nznlnlske, johnson, Brumlzxgc, Vfcil. Runiscy, Nnlsmi, Kuyisksx, jnvksicr liriner, llmlvlns, Scllrix-r, Carlson, Xlzuxmzm, Lunnlpzrcn, liutler, linylinu fort y- three PRESS CLUB OFFICERS Editor ............. .............. . . Joseph Buckheit Business Manager ..... Raymond Luce Faculty Adviser .........................,........ Mr. Dean Bottorf This year, as usual, the activities of the Press Club consisted of editing The Bugle, our bi-monthly school paper. The demand for The Bugle has been increasingly great this year, as over one hundred copies were printed and sold every two weeks during the year. The Club has created a great deal of interest in the school this year as it attracted about fifty members. This is the largest enrollment that the Club has had in the past few years. The Press Club combined with the Steno Club. The Press Club did the writing of the Bugle while the Steno Club typed and mimeographed the paper. The editors of the Bugle are as follows: Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Sports Editors . joke Editor ..... Society Editors Exchange Editor Club Editor . .. Alumni Editor . Fashion Editor . . . Class Editor . . . Joseph Buckheit Constance Lyons .. . Dan Barren - Jacqueline Bosworth Betty Lou Briner .. . Joyce Wykoff - LeRoy Wallace JeanCooper ...... Jean Jewart Mary Lou Abbey MaryPuhl . . . JoAnn Hugill Business Manager ..... Ray Luce Faculty Adviser .... Mr- Bottorf 1 f B-' , W-k ff, H '11, L , C -, B r , Buckheit, Wallace, Abbey, Jewnrt, Puhl, Douvlns, Spencer U iffi1f,BTff,'ffnjBll'Q1f2, P.yri2.nnin,Qfgi1. Jg1?f?fQn,01?I2fQef, iziili-ans, Maurer, smith, Chandler, D. Jolmsfm, P. my, Larson. sim:-f. B 'l , . G. Jolilnilix, Ilanloxr, Butler, Brown, Amell, Vicic, Falconer, B. Johnson, Davidson, RUIIISCY, Scherer, Lundgffrll, BHY1UlC. Hlllfl. J acksicr forty-four LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS President ,.... .. . Myrtle Wilcox Vice President .. ........ jean Strang Secretary .... . . Marjorie Townsend Treasurer . . . . . Patricia Leapal The Library Club under the direction of Miss McFarland has had a very successful year, much to the pleasure of its members. We have had several candy sales which have proved very profitable. The club flower is the white carnationg the colors are green and white and the motto is Work, Wait, Win. The club has decorated the bulletin board in the library several times. A Hallowe'- en party, with much food and gaiety, was held in the library October 26, 1948. The club's donation to the schoo1's Christmas program was decorating the Audi- torium windows. The decorations were later used by the Seniors for their Senior Snow Ball. ' '71 A Christmas party was held in the library December 22, 1948. Gifts were exchanged and everyone enjoyed herself thoroughly. Samples were received of club pins and each girl chose the variety she liked best. A banquet is to be held at the end of the year. P. Murphy, M. Townsend, M, YVilc0x, I. Strangf P. Lcnpal. Y, Hults K. Lindsey, C. Nunn, Miss McFarland, L. Chandlcr, E. Baker, B.l.ushl:augh forty-Eve forty-six STENO CLUB OFFICERS President ..,.... .......,..........,......., G erald Besse Vice President .... . . . Joyce Wykoff - Beverly Simar Secretary ....... ......,.. J acqueline Bosworth The Steno Club consists of sixteen members. We meet twice a month under the supervision of Miss Snyder. The Club has had a chicken supper, a birthday party for Miss Snyder, a Christmas party, and various other parties throughout the year. The principal activities of the Club were printing the Bugle every two weeks and making programs and tickets for various school activities. Each member of the Club helped to make the Cupid's Ball, which was held February 12th, a great success. It was held at the Firemen's Auditorium with music by the local trio. During the year we put on a Minstrel Show which proved to be a success. We closed our very successful year by having a Club banquet in May. Pritt, Simar. Yvyknff, Hesse, Bosworth, D. johnson, Larson liwlgrccu, Hanlon, B. Johnson, lvlnrtucci, Hults, Miss Snyder, Puhl, Yicic, Turner, Ll. Johnson TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS President ...... .............. . .. Mary Lou Abbey Vice President . .. . . Jacqueline Bosworth Secretary .... . ...... Lois Larson V Treasurer .. . . . Shirley Hanlon Adviser .. Mrs. Gillen This year Tri-Hi-Y is composed of twenty members whose purpose is self-govern- ment, Christian fellowship and united service, We opened our year's program with the candlelight service followed by initiation at the high school auditorium. In October wc sponsored a dance in the gymnasium. The proceeds were used to buy food for a Thanksgiving basket. This basket was presented to one of the needy families in the community by our school nurse. A Christmas party was held at the High School during one of the Club periods with exchange of gifts. During the remainder of the year we held candy sales. The money made was used toward the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet which was held in May. N-uf' Anull, Falconer, Bosworth, Abbey, Hanlon, Larson, VVykoff Emlgrcen, Smith, ljllllkCillfSl'gl'!', Boyd, Mrs. Gilleu, Johnson, Spencer, Rumlinghm, lily Abseut members: Kelly, Renaud, L, Manning, A. L. Baker forty-seven BOY'S VARSITY P CLUB OFFICERS President . . . .. . Daniel Martucci Secretary . . . . . Daniel Barren Treasurer ....... .. Richard Turner Faculty Adviser . . ..... Mr. Poole The Varsity PU Club celebrates its sixth year as an organization in Port High. Its membership is open only to boys who receive their varsity letters either in football or in basketball. The purpose of the club is to promote athletics and good sportmanship among the high school fellows. The club began to function shortly after football seasong then, several new members were admitted, who had completed their varsity requirements on the gridiron. After two days of initiation, they were received as full-fledged members. In the past, it has been the custom of the P Club to buy award jackets for senior lettermen only, but this year and last, all varsity lettermen in football received a jacket and a chenille letter. The senior lettermen in basketball who did not receive a football jacket, were awarded a jacket also. forty-eight Hults, Gamble, Barren, Mnrtucci, Turner, Buekheit, Thoren, Cooper Russ, Hergcr, Luce, Ludwig, Mr. Poole, Johnson, Horan, W. Palm, lf. Palm, Brown GIRL'S VARSITY P MCLUB OFFICERS President ...... . . Jacqueline Bosworth Vice President .. ...... Joyce Wykoff Secretary ..... . . . Mary Lou Abbey Treasurer . . . . . Ruthella Spencer Adviser . . . . Mrs. Nadolske The girls of the P.A.H.S. decided that this year they would like an activity club corresponding to the Boys Varsity Club. Mrs. Nadolske was asked to act as leader and she has served us very well despite the poor cooperation given her. The club as a whole has a very good start and we only hope the club will stay with the school and in the minds of the girls in years to come. Fw Sv,-I - .. cxjwgrhz t . V . K L ,krkk .,ok . K A K j, johnson, K. llunkulbcrfgcf, Bly, Puhl, Abbey, Spencer, Mrs. Nadolske, Bosworth, Nvykoff, llurrlm, lloyml, ll, julmsml, Fal- cnncr, linziska G. lolinson, l'ritt, llnnlnn, Lllllllglfll, Hlgfecll, Mlmlazzil, Sclvcrcr. Carlson, VYilcnx, llultz, linslllmugli, jncksicr, 'l'own5en1l, Kelly illutlcr, Baker, Lindsey, Rumsey, Larson, D. Johnson, P. Manning, Bl, johnson, Pfeil, NlcGonncll, Lcuprxl, Rwlingtun, Smith, L. Manning, Peterson, Baylinc forty-nine fifty FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President ...... Vice President OFFICERS . Arnold Bailey Guy Burr Secretary .... Harlan Lindsay Treasurer .. William Bigley Adviser . . . Mr. Cherrington The F.F.A. Club meets twice a month with Mr. Cherrington as adviser. During the summer months, every club member takes part in a project of his own In order to raise money for the club various kinds of seeds are sown. Some of the activities of the club are Field trips and judging contests. However, the club members are also active in learning to repair farm machinery and testing farm fertilities. 1, McDivitt, Thoren, lligley, Bailey, Lindsey, Burr, Ludwig Backus, Brown, Gardner, F. Ludwig, Mr. Cherrington, Kio, Amell, Todd, Pinchot, Johnson 1. President ..... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer . . . . Adviser .... ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION I OFFICERS Dan Martucci Richard Turner Jo Ann Hugill .. Lois Larson . . .' Mr. Hardy 4 The Association council is made up of four officers and four other members elected from the student body. The purpose of the organization is to promote all athletics, and to provide a firm financial organization to support the athletic activities throughout the school year. J. Hugill D. Turner D. Martucci L. Larson D, Brown Mr. Hardy D. Barren B. Brincr fifty-one GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President . . . . . Jacqueline Bosworth Secretary ........ Lois Larson Treasurer .. .. Wanita Pritt Director .. .. Mr. Moyer The past year has been one of activity for the Glee Club of Port Allegany High School. Under the leadership of Mr. Moyer, it has improved not only in number but in activity. The highlight of the year was the presentation of the operetta Marianne on March 3 and 4. The club spent many weeks of hard work in preparation for this event. Every- one deemed the operetta a great success and it was a credit both to Mr. Moyer and to all the members of the cast and chorus. The cast was as follows: Constance Lyons, Dan Martucci, Coralou Peterson, Joseph Buckheit, Robert Robbins, Walter Palm and Lawrence Miller. After the operetta, the Glee Club worked on music for the County Chorus which took place in April. This concluded the club's work for the year. Y, ,,,, , A ,, , ,.....,,- ,...,.e. . W .-.......-......--... l ' 2 Q ... - 4 , ' 'l'tlXYilSl'lIll. lirincr, llzxnlon, Brunclznze, XVilcox, Luslihzxugh. Larson, li1JSW0l'lll, Hesse, Pritt, Peterson, Lnndgrcn, Mzminzzu, John- , 5 ,..,, -, '.g.1.1... fifty-two mn, l.sh,1ltn. lm.13lnn. .rn cr 4 4 4 4 , Nr. Moyer, Murphy, llnltz. Backus. Shelley. Cnclirnn. AlLlSCllilY1l, Cooper, linekheit, Robbins, Muller, Chase, bkok, Palm, Martucci, D, llruwn, Il-Ilmbs, linziska, ll. Brown, Jricksizr, Bailey 44 4 4 4 4 Nclsrm, Sllllilf, Carlson, Lyons, VVykoff, Rnniscy, 1'nl1l, Dunkelbergcr, lfalcom-r, B. johnson, Nieic, Rerlnmgton, Lnlclscy, David- son, Dunn, Nunn, Strung, llntlcr 4 V 4 . , llugill, lil'LlIlLlZlKl', linker, lily, lii11'l'll0, Spencer, Boyd, blielley, D. johnson, Pfcll, M- Johnson, l. Manning, 'S llth. LCS-Dill: McGonncll, J. Jolmson BAND OFFICERS President ........... .. Constance Lyons Secretary-Treasurer . .. .. Ruthella Spencer Dif6CtOf ........... ,,,, M r, Moyer Under the musical direction of Mr. Moyer, who has been our conductor for the past two years, the band has shown remarkable improvement. During the football season, the band added zest to the games by excellent turn-outs and by the splendid marches played. The band's progress was again brought to the attention of the townspeople when it furnished music for the Christmas program, and also with the annual Spring Concert. We have had a great deal of pleasure from our rehearsals and performances this year, and we hope the band is a source of as much joy to our successors as it has been to us. - yr .,,, ,, ' I ,.. . ,, 2 gg xxvt'lll'Cl'Sl!'Ul l1, Hzlgstrrmi, Lyons, VVykoff, Baker, Lundgren, Meacham, Miller, G. Lyons, Anderson, Spencer, Riesv, Gilmore, Murphv Kariska, Dwyer Mr. Rluyerfyli. A-Iiller, Black, B. Lunilgren, N. Baker, Bergholtz, Nelson, Bosworth, Baylinc, Scherer, C. Rumscy, FHYYCN. Backus. N Bmker Dllll7l!1Qli'l Elder.. lhiltz, ,l'cterson,L Bl'lll'lllIlgC, Burrhu, Huntington, Kaziska, Cooper, E. Rumsey, Redington, Dwyer, Leapal, Farinclo, M. Urundagc, N. Cooper, Robbins fifty-thre SENIOR CLASS PLAY THE SCARLET SHADOW Zenobia . . . Laura ............. Benjamin Bulwinkle Gwendolyn Yapp .. Constantine ...... Harriet Spector .... Blanche LaMonte . . Paul LaMonte , . . Pamela Poole .. Dorothy Young , . Lester Lang .... Mark Drexel . . . Ira Higgins . . . Mrs. Hudson . . . Frances Novak . . , Pike ............. Director ...,,...... Assistant Director . . Cast of Characters Mary Shelley .. . Elaine Douvlos . . Joseph Buckheit . . . . , Jean Jewart .. Gerald Besse Jill Barrho . . . Wanita Pritt . . . . . Dan Martucci . . . . , . Constance Lyons Jacqueline Bosworth ....... Jean Cooper . . . Joseph Herger . . . . Gary Gamble Mary Puhl .. Mary Lou Abbey . . . Robert Robbins . . . . . Mr. Bottorf . . . Walter Palm fifty-four ,liexx-art, Hex-gif, Lycmi, Abbey, Mr. Bottorf, Puhl, Palm, Douvlos Bosworth, Bossc, llarrlw, Robbins, Cooper, Gamble, Buckheit, Shelley, Martucci, l'ritt ug 7 M vm 2 1. Um- ul' the Iluys. J. Um' l'rim'.ip:uI, J, 0nlwrl'!i Ur-lvrfl, 4, 'lxlml jolly l'l135iL's flaw. 5. Rmm-U X AIHHM, rv, TM- Hiuh, 7. H4-znmxlysl if S. 'Nw I.o:1fu'. 0. lljllvml uf Ihr Slwxxvu' Rmnn, lU,,1Xwl ilu-11' lv:nUIiug Xuitx 111-vu 1141! UN, II. Hulul I1. Il. 'flu' llamg, lj. Ulxl l1l'll1C Wa-ck. 14. l'1'u1u Timo, 15. Deux' Slayer, 10. Lllc in the cffuutry, 17. Bmiw lilxllufius Sixur. fifty-five j,L779 L'J7' A ,FD MQW 66 Z emwwwyvbw Wm Zamwy Q22 GNEIQJM-eJa J, ff K6 ff S W Wgwgi W W paw, We , ff' 54 W MW MM - Qwiyw W affmwff W Q9 Jim LW? Q its 5 M if 0 it WW Mffjifigwf MM M WW!! WW I RW! M wa' Vw Qojflgfw f ww f ww fy 4 x K S R uf xx . X qc., Nqr Q ' 'Y 's f ,,-' . 1 A 1 ' e x Q Hg Erik A 12.5 Q ' J Q QQ.. I 'l'ln IEW, J. SUlI1H'!lllIYg NL-xx H118 lim-n .Ml1lu1..!, Um' Guin, lfxmmp-wi11l11's Low, 1. I'-l'CslllllCll HJ. S. It lmnk, 4,,,H,l. hh lv,-M-. X ' D l l 3 v ,lnkcs l'u11n-ct, 7. Two lwiuls, S. lnrt vs. Otto, J. Did NVQ XYin. lll. Limbs NYlm! , fifty-seven any-eight LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of Port Allegany High School, Class of 1949, being sound of mind and body after having survived the horrors of education, do hereby proclaim and publish this our last will and testament. Mary Shelley leaves her motorscooter for Mr. Poole to ride to school. Jean Cooper leaves his shoes to anybody who has feet big enough to wrar them. jill Barrho leaves her glasses to the referees at the basketball games. Bob Robbins leaves his Udogpatch wolfmg technique to Bill Horan. Dan Barren and joe Herger leave Mr. Rudzinsky with gray hair, a nervous break- down, and a bool: on- How to Win and Iniiuence Pupils. Connie Lyons leaves her vocal chords to Valerie jacksier. Walter Palm leaves with four jerseys and two pair of football shoes. Mary Puhl leaves her muscles to Faye Bailey. Gerald Besse leaves his Super Atomic Tarzan Acrobatic Ability to Jim Chase. Beverly Simar leaves a box of stationery and a few addresses to Cora Lou Peterson. Dick Turner leaves his Saturday nights in Smethport to Dick johnson. Geraldine johnson leaves a supply of chewing gum to Mrs. Gillen's study halls. CAsk her real nice and she might have Beechnutj Ruthella Spencer leaves her athletic ability to Kathryn Dunkleberger. Mary Lou Abbey leaves three inches of extra height. CPriority given to Betty Lou Briner.j LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Amold Bailey takes a load off Mr. Cherrington's mind by leaving Agriculture class. Elaine Douvlos leaves her ability to study to Fred Muschara. Gary Gamble leaves his friendly smile to Mr. Hardy. Jackie Bosworth leaves her intricate dance steps to all future rugcutters of P.A.H.S. Dan Martucci leaves two cartons of cigarettes for Don Brown and Fred Swanson. Wilma Turner leaves to Kathleen Lindsey an application to the Lonely Hearts Club. Joe Buckheit leaves his Dad's Ford for next year's boys that go to Smethport. Jean Jewart leaves her happy-go-lucky attitude to Mr. Bates. Marge Brundage leaves her place to her sister Jackie. Bert Hults leaves his ambition to anyone who wants it. CFor further information see Abner Yokum, Honor Graduate 'o2.J Joann Hugill leaves her ability to have fun over the holidays and weekends to Marge Amell. Bill Ludwig leaves his dinner bucket to Guy Burr. Wilma Vicic leaves her husky voice to Margaret johnson. Janice Edgreen leaves an address book of her boyfriends to her sister Cynthia- flend lease proposition onlyj. Wanita Pritt leaves to join the Army with Dan Ness. Donna johnson leaves her slim waist line to Marge Redington. Joyce Wykoff and Lois Larson leave a bag of potato chips as a starter for next year's Steno Club. Betty johnson leaves her baby talk to Francis Ludwig. Shirley Hanlon has already left for Red Larson. iii t y -nine sixty ASSEMBLY PROGRAM REVIEW October 29, 1948-Speaker-Alcoholic Education. November 5-Home Room 205-Mf. Bates-Lundgren and Mamazza-Play Polishing Henry and No Apron Strings. November 12-Home Room 204-Mrs. Gillen-Don Brown and Anne Baker-Play Comin' Round the Mountain. Songs-Remembrance of World War I. November 22-Monday-3:00 P.M. Scottish Highlanders. December I7-Home Room 202-Miss McFarland-Walter Palm and Wanita Pritt- Play- They Knew What They Wanted. December 22--Wednesday-Last two periods-Christmas Program-Christmas Carols. January 7, 1949-Steno Club-Miss Snyder-Geraldine Johnson-Minstrel Show. january 14-Home Room 205-Mr. Bates-Scherer and Kelley-Play- Chiselers Threef' january 21--130 P.M.-Hal Rodman-Face Makeup. January 28-Press Club-40 minute movie- Sport Highlights. February 4-Music Department-Mr. Moyer-Movie March of Time on all types of music. February 18-Library Club--Miss McFarland-Play- Among Us Girls. February 25-Home Room 202-MTS. Nadolske-Martucci and Simar-Movie- Mag- nificent Obsession -Songs-Constance Lyons. March 4-1101116 Room 103-llliss Snyder-Pat Manning. March II-HOm6 Room 204.-Miss Swanson. March 18-- P Club-Mr. Poole. March 25-Latin Club-Mrs. Nadolske. April I-Home Room zo!-Mr. Botiorf-Buckhcit and Bosworth-Movie-''Macbrthf' April 8-Biology Club. April 29-Home Room 205-Mr. Gamble-Hills and jacksier. May 6-Home Room 206-Mr. Poole-Butler and Edgreen. May I3-Home Room 103-Mr. Rudzinsky--Peterson and Swanson. It-H 2-The School Board is-- 3 4 5 7 INTELLIGENCE TEST CThe Tiger Lily presents its own intelligence test: for answers, turn to any member of the student body.J COLLOQUIAL INTELLIGENCE a-Better than L.S.M.F.T. b-Worse than B.O. c-A pain in the neck a-Good-will court P'A.H.s. is.1- 8- Skipping School isi- a-Members of the Democratic party b-A game c-Where's your excuse? 9-T he Stag Line isi- a-A baseball team b- Mr. Anthony , , , c-A book on how to win and influence iyfxeinflpers teachers ' os overs - Football Isl 10-A Mueller is- ayovefdressedn a-A bank executive b'Bl00d bank b-A friend of the doctor's c-Mr. Poole's love nest - Study-Hall is- a-A dear John letter is on the way U b-Star-gazing c- The things we did last summer elab- orated a-A southerners conception of a home for Gen. Sherman b-Something we forgot to give back to the Indians c-A cause for suicide - SNAFU is-- I3 a-A friend of Kilroy's b-A weather condition c-A test grade c-The best way out -Sent to the office is-- a-A post-ofhce term b-a disease c-A last resort -- Physics is- 12- Noon-hour is- a-A vacation b- Five minutes more c-Got a butt? -A Bull Thrower is- a-Lover of animals b-A Mexican from Port Allegany c-A chronic habit sixty-one sixty-two SOCIETY SOPHOMORE INITIATION Initiation held one day and one night in September. The greenies dressed in long underwear. Bob Strait wore red ones. Mr. Bottorf telling them not to be afraid. Good things to drink and eat!! FOOTBALL BANQUET , ,V Held at Masonic Hall. A delicious dinner of turkey was made possible by the players' mothers. Toastmaster Jerry Bozzo and Guest Speaker. SENIOR SNOW BALL Music by the Airliners of Mansfield State Teachers College, December 22, 19481 semi-formal. The Gym was gaily decorated. CUPID'S BALL Sponsored by Steno Club. Held at Firemen's Auditorium. Music by Walker's Trio. A very successful affair. LATIN CLUB BANQUET 4- 'A Held the First part of March, in the Gym. The members enjoyed the banquet-I very much. ' SOPHOMORE HOP The Sophomores worked hard to have the Hop. Their efforts were rewarded by success. JUNIOR PROM Decorated in red and white, Senior colors. Lovely ladies with handsome escorts. Soft, flowing music. The Juniors making the Seniors' last year almost perfect. SHENIOR BANQUET The Seniors and their guests enjoyed a delicious dinner. This is an annual event. STH THE DAILY BUGLE ZXZi'.T.11..Z1e'f'2I'.'.I , , . . .... e+---,-,1-..-.,- - ...M .. . lfoundud at Port High V'OL XXVI X PRICE 51,194.10 Ctax included? EDITORIAL This year's Tiger Lily, like all truly good yearbooks, is written with the hope that in future years, the graduating class of 1948-49 may thumb through .its pages and recall fond memories and lasting friend- ships acquired during their high school days. As you know, America has al- ways been noted for its ability to smile in the face of hardships and to put down sorrow with its good humor. The humor was put into this book to do just that: to relieve that tension caused by our coun- try's .present state. Although the road has not been too hard, and 'competition not too keen here at Port Allegany High School, we hope that together as a unit we will look back on our mistakes and laugh. And so members of the class of 1948-'49, we give you this 26th volume of the Tiger Lily with the sincere hope that we may have at least fulfilled your expectations. BOOK OF' THE MONTH CLUB Recommended Reading COLT .EGE I-IARDSHIPS I HAVE KNOWN ........, , R. I. Poole DYNAMIC RELAXATION J. Lyman fhelpful hints on health despite the fast pace of the atomic agc S.H. INC. ............. L. Gillen lmysterious mystery of who's chew- ing whose gum? THE QUANTUM EQUATION F. Rudzinsky itop authority on the minutiae of mathematics? SUFFERS Do you feel blue? Are you one of those football players who gets bus sick? Then try one of Doc Poole's atomic stomach pills, not guaranteed for weeks, not guaran- teed for life, but guaranteed for death... Sz folmded anywlhereb THE TYPICAL SOPHOMORE ' Sept. 8, 1948 Dear Diary: Gee, I'll bet you're all excited, this is the first time you've been in Senior High too. Remember how lost we felt this afternoon as we entered the big building. It was really nice of the faculty advisers to greet us as we came in, but I still don't understand the hand- cuffs. As Iwas saying, Diary, my teach- ers are nice and I must look intelli- gent because they put me in Mr. Poole's home room. He gives free Lessons on How to :Play Football to all the boys, and How to be Good Supporters to all girls. I hear all this is a big honor for a new student. It's swell of all seniors to let me respect them with Yes, Sir and No, Sir , for as they said it keeps me brushed up on my manners. I got a lucky break on my first trip to study hall. The, instructor sent me to the office so I could study better. Well, Diary, I'll have to end now, for. I registered under the wrong name so I have to go back to the office again. Signed: Troubled Francis L. CLUB Sli. CPort Allegany, Pa., Oct. 21, 19487 Port Allegany announces the gala opening of Club S.H. Cfor all members of P.A.H.'S. onlyl. All seats are sold in advance and by special request, box seats are avail- able in the reception room of the office. The bar, which is open daily, from 9-4, provides excellent ser- vice. The bartender, Mr. Hardy. was brought direct from New York's Waldorf Astoria. Prices on all drinks are regulated by the O.P.A. 0Office of Penalty Admin- istrationl. The floor show is sponsored by L. Gillen and the tick-tock rhythm of her Chewing-Gum chorus. ADVICE by Miss Petti Coat Dear Miss Coat: I go with a girl from Coudy whose name is Pepper. She tells me she loves me, but I often won- der. I only .get six letters a day from her, so as any fool can plainly see, she doesn't think much of me. What should I do? Signed: MDM!! Dear D.M. Maybe a little correspondence would help... M.P.C. Dear Pett: I have been in high school now for four years and I am still a So- phomore. What shall I do? Signed: UEBOH Dear E.B. Gas is the quickest way. M.P.C. Dear Pett: I got a hair-cut yesterday and the barber took all my hair off. What can I do? Signed: The Mighty Herger Dear Mite: Pay the barber. .. M.P.C. FACULTY WHO'S WHO-1948-'49 CAny resemblance to persons living or at Port Allegany High School is purely intentionall. 1. Most Popular ..... Mr. Bottorf 2. Most Efficient . Mrs. Nadolske 3. Most Studiovs ...... Mr. Bates 4. Talks Most ....... Mrs. Gillen 5. Most Athletic ..... Mr. Gamble Most Carefree .... Mr. Bottorf 7. Most Stubborn ...... Mr. Poole 8. Neatest .......... Miss Snyder Like to Shine Most . Mr. Moyer Wittiest .......... Mr. Bottorf Biggest Ladies' Man 6. 9. 10. 11. Mr. Rudzinsky 12. Strictest ........... Mrs. Gillen 13. Earliest to Bed and Earliest to Rise ............ Mr. Poole 14. Biggest-All-Around . Mr. Bates Best Dancer . Miss McFarland Most Conscientious . Mr. Hardy 15. 16. sixty three unllnm THOSE WARM MONDAY s MORNING STUDY-HALLS C LOCAL ADVERTISINCJ S france C Ts. Your friends will take your money, so why look up strangers 'RECOMMENDED ENTERTAINMENT ixty-four Available at the . MAPLE TREE Portville N. Y V 'liking Aw .i ig ' ,iiim Q V . 51. E9 W i , if, . - l W fl .I IX T GRIN AND BEAR IT AN APPRECIATION The members of the class of '49 take this opportunity to thank all persons whq helped make this yearbook a success, in- cluding Miss Hilton, who typed all of our material, Mr. Bottorf, who worked unceas- ingly with the staff, and last but not least, our advertisers who so willingly contributed their best wishes. Patronize these advertis- ers. sixty-five Z BIT BY BIT . . the sculptor carves his figure. Bit by bit, you have been shaping your future, as you advanced during your school years. We extend our congratulations to the graduat- ing class of 1949 and invite you to avail your- selves of the services Which We have to offer. The FIRST NATIONAL BANK Port Allegany, Pa. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp'n -L l 2 A Quality Furniture at Reasonable Pric G. L. GALLUP Sz SON Gallup Funeral Service L. Sl. Gallup, Mortician bl F lH Established 1903 KEYSTONE GARAGE of POPT ALLEGANY AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER Compliments of A R. B. FLINT 42 Main Street SANITARY PLUMBING and HEATING SYSTEMS SPEED QUE EN WASHERS BENJAMIN MOORE Sc CO. PAINTS and VARNISI-IES BEST WHSHES Froni Elliott Pharmacy Congratulations To The Seniors MIKE'S DINER Compliments of FARMELUS MARKET WE EXTEND OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '49 The AMERICAN EXTRACT COMPANY Cpl t f WALTER FUNERAL HOME HOWARD A. WALTER FUNERAL DIRECTOR C mpliments f PITTSBURGH CORNING CORPORATION Glass Block Manufacturers Compliments of George P. Case General Merchandise Burtville, Pa. Compliments of Canoe Place Inn Luncheons Banquets - Parties For your Electrical Appliance or Repair BLATT BROS. Visit or call Electric Department on Arnold Ave. Phone 27 ROBT. L. STAUFFFER. Mgr. WESTINGHOUSE R.c.A. RADIOS MAYTAG WASHERS AND STOVES, ETC. MCKEAN COUNTY ELECTRIC Reddy Kilowatt Your Electric Servant Passes on a Tip to MQESA X X! ANS 1233537 III I ff. Nyyb 79 X We 6 Q i rr?l4m2UL ' 77' W' LIGH T. fqusjk L ll fs N we 1 Q N ' i ' . A ' '4' ' ' ' '. 35? 9, 'KM 4' .v p,- ..-..,s,,.4,..5 b. ,... 1. ' Z3WP2f-:-3-g-.g.t'f-- '.':-Ll? - ' - . 4.3: 1 '- :'-I 4: 25221. .-1 'ikfiigf .,,.,q5, .,,1 Q Whatever may be your cho- sen Work in the years a- head, remember this one thing - GOOD LIGHT MAKES EVERY TASK EASIER! But whatever the task - be kind to your eye- sight - IT'S PRICELESS! Our very best Wishes to the graduating class of 1949! PENNSYLVANIA ELECTRIC COMPANY Compliments of fa rS Main St- Port Allegany Meet Your Friends at Kantars Tires Atlas Ofn cial Inspection Station L Sz J CHEVROLET Bowes Seal Fast tire repairing - Goodyear tires. Batteries Thanks to our many cusf tomers in the school for the success of our bakery. We always will use the best ingredients to protect your hrealth. J ohnston's Bakery and Restaurant Bear in Mind Millers Service Station Gas - Oil - Greasing Expert Tire Repair AUTHORIZED PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE SUNOCO GAS AND OIL MCKEAN COUNTY MOTORS Phone 225 24-Hour Wrecker Service Chrysler - Plymouth SALES SERVICE Wagner Sz Downs Main Street Garage For Good Food- --For Fine Service The KITCHEN Compliments of Port Allegany Corporation Railroad Ave. Dealers in Wood Products Lumb-er MAIN sr. PORT ALLEGANY Building Supplies and Materials Compliments of COOPER BROS. FINE Fooos Meacham Hardware WALLPAPER PAINT FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES PIERCE GLASS COMPANY PORT ALLEGANY, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of PFEIL'S PHARMACY Compliments of Garthwaite's Grocery SL Esso Station Open Evenings and Sundays. 33W. Mill St. Phone 338 Compliments Compliments of of MCNICHOL DRY CLEANERS A L s mm sf PORT Dry Cle t Port Alleg y and S ding District LADIES' READY-To-WEAR f 29 Y MS Compliments Compliments of of George M. Fleming Insuring Agency Burleson Feed Store FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG- Pearl St. Next to Milk Station PORT ALLEGANY, PA. , Feed and Gasoline PHONE 265 Phgne Compliments of Wilmer R. Burdick Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work Acme Quality Paint Kem-Tone The Modern Miracle Wall Finish Men's Clothing FURNISHINGS and SHOES COOK'S QUALITY SHOP REX COOK - PROPRIETOR QUALITY CLOTHING Compliments and SHOES of FURNISHINGS for 7 Qgggm HAMLIN S fgfes . 5c - 51.00 Stores iILDREN I. B. BERNSTEIN POR-T ALLEGIANY and COUDERSPOIRT NORTH PENN GAS CO. Compliments Compliments of of PORT ALLEGANY IN SURING CO. Will it ble y'0ur 8'00d fortune OFFICE, MILL STREET Pom' Am..mGANY, PA. Compliments of CAMEO DOLL COMPANY DIVISION OF NOMA ELECTRIC Compliments of Schwartz' Store Dry Goods and Ladies Wear Compliments Compliments of of A. . BBIN JF QTORE S APPLIANCES Inc. Quality Meats and Groceries 115 S th A Ph 112 20 Main Stn Compliments Compliments of of HUNTINGTON FEED and SUPPLY HQTEL BUTLER i l THE REPORTER-ARGUS Printers of The TIGER LILY Since 1914 Commercial and Book Printing Office Forms - Envelopes Business Stationery QUEEN C Calendars Tags Photo Engravings by ITY ENGRAVING Buffalo, N. Y. CO PORT ALLEGANY LODGE NO. 460 LOYAL GRDER MOOSE PAP Compliments of GEORGETSCNS ICE CREAM LUNCHES C p1'ments f R. C. ISHERWOOD, Jeweler F J lry - Watches P St Money Compliments of in old shoes Yes, those old shoes in ,the closet are worth money T0 YOU. New shoes cost much more now. By hav- ing old s-hoes repaired you save , money every day. See us. FARRELL S Daniel Martucci's 72 Mill Street Congratulations and C0mplimeI1tS BEST WISHES TO YOU ALL of From Andy's Workman's Store Guncheon 68 Mill St. VVe sell Men's 8: Boys' Furnishings Sundial Shoes for the Whole Family The Friendly M0b1l Station ANDREW SKOK Proprietor CONGRATULATIONS KEYSTONE GAS SL o1L COMPANY Po-rt Allegany, Pa. 431 Distributors of KENDALL REFINING OO. PRODUCTS and FIRESTONE HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES L. G. BALFCUR Compliments of Attleboro Massach usetts Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Fleming's Diplomas - Personal Cards Barber Shgp Club Insignia Memorial Plaques Representative: 'Robert N. Turnbull 14 Waldemerle Way Lakewood, N. Y. WESTBROOK ACADEMY REGISTER NOW For Summer School or for Regular School 66th year to open September 6, 1948 Call, write or phone Olean 4747 THE BIG FOUR FEATURING 4 FAMOUS BRANDS i, FASHION PARK .k MICHAELS STERN .k EAGLE CLOTHES 1, CLIPPER CRAFT The Liberty Co. O1ean's Greatest Clothiers Olean, N. Y. Baker Studio Portrait and Commercial Photography Tiger Lily Photographer Quality Footwear When looking for better Shoes be sure to visit Olean's Best Shoe Store. We have the largest line of Higih Grade Footwear in this section for all the ifamily. Wihy not stop in and examine our Stock, or rbetrter, 'be fit- ted my one of our experienced sales- men. You are always welcome. REQUEST X-RAY FITTING FOR FUTURE FOOT COMFORT l-IANNIFAN CO. Olea.n's Best Shoe Store since 1900 147 N. Union St. Olean, N. Y. Dial 6367 Compliments of BEGG'S J EWELER'S FAMOUS FOR DIAMONDS 234 N. UNION STREET OLEAN, N. Y. SPORTSWEAR OF ALL KINDS Gavin-McCarthy Across from City Hall OLEAN, N. Y. CARNAHAN'S IN OLEAN CLOTHING SPECIALISTS FOR MEN AND BOYS I STEIN BLOCH SUITS O MT. 'ROCK COATS 0 KNOX HATS 0 VAN HEUSEN 'SHIRTS 0 MCGREGOR 'SPORTSWEAR O JARMAJN SHOES A COMPLETE NEW BOYS DEPT. Compliments of LESTER SHOE CO. Better Shoes and Rubbers for Less Money Endicott Johnson Shoes 228-230 NORTH UNION ST. Olean, N. Y. DAVIS CLOTHING COMPANY A Good Place to Buy Good Clothes for Men and Boys OVER 40 YEARS of STYLE and QUALITY 154 Nortlh Union Street Ollean New York Compliments of Leading Jewelers Ralph E. Johnson 188 N. Union St. 1923 - 1949 Ole-an, N. Y. Compliments Compliments of V of . 7 A Friend WEIMER S DAIRY Keystone Engineering Sz Supply C0 of Port Allegany, Pennsylvania INDIAN ECHG FARM GAME BREEDERS AND IMPORTERS Port Allegany Pennsylvania G. O. Witter 85 Son BURTVILLE, PA. PYHONE: ROUIJETHE 2992 MCOORMICKwDEiEvRING FARM MACHINES FARMAIJL 'ITRACPORS Compliments of Sammie's Restaurant Say It With Fowers Larson Greenhouses 311 Arnold Ave. Flowers for All Occasions Vegetables and Potted Plants Funeral Designs a Specialty Floyd E. Case, Proprietor The members of the class of '49 take this opportun- ity to thank Mr. Joseph Lyman and Mr. Fred Cas- key, our ever-helpful jani- tors, for their labors in our behalf. MARIANNE S. P. Q. R. BANQUET AUTOGRAPHS 4 w ' I t 4 A GE. min-LE' X .2 'iv , Us M. 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