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

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PROVIDERS OF SCOOP SCHOOL BOARD Did it ever occur to you what Port Allegany High School would be without an administration? We take for granted our daily supplies such as tablets, pencils, textbooks, and even our teachers. Yet how many of us realize that the direction of our school is the work of the principals and a voluntary group under the heading of administration. These people gain nothing but strive to help the school and the students —you and me. The Administration is also in charge of many other duties in connection with the general function of the school system. It would be a confusing situation if Port Allegany High School had no supervision. The administration makes the rules and regulations with which we gladly comply. The fact that we don’t have to be concerned with the functioning of the administration is proof that their job of operating PAHS is being well done. The Senior Class wishes to thank them. • 7 to right: Mr. McGomiell, Vice President; Mr. Berg, Treasurer; Mr. Barren, President; Mr. Baker; Mrs. Catlin, Secretary. Meml er without picture, Mr. McCoy. twelve

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ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY eleven

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THE ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPALS Mr. Hardy B.S. Mr. Bates, who is the principal of the Senior High School, has competently instructed students of PAHS for twenty-one years. In addition to teaching biology and plane geometry, he is the advisor of both the Sophomore class and the Biology club. Although Mr. Bates' chief interest is centered around the Sophomores, he is well liked by all of the students and his judgment is respected. Strange as it seems, even though we graduate our teachers and principals remain behind to instruct and oversee future classes of students. Foremost among these is Mr. Hardy who for twenty-one years has capably fulfilled the office of supervising principal. He can usually be found busy at work in the office. He is always ready and willing to advise or help the students. The Seniors express their sincere appreciation for his work. thirteen Mr. Bates B.S. M.S.