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

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THE SENIORS HAD CLEANED UP BY SELLING MAGAZINES AND PROVED THEIR SELLING ABILITY BY AMASSING THE LARGEST PROFITS EVER MADE. Don Farmelo was the big seller of magazine sub- scriptions. Don's sales amounted to 321660. For his effort, Don was awarded a Parker SI pen and pencil set. THE MEN IN CHARGE OF THE MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN WERE JOE LUCE, GARY LYONS. AND TOM SAIERS. THEY RECEIVED DIRECTION AND HELP FROM MR. RACKISH. nineteen

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THE STENO CLUB HAD ITS BIG DANCE AND FEATURED THE DONETTES THIS DANCE, AN ORIGINAL EVENT FOR THE CLUB GAVE COMPLETE SATISFACTION TO ALL STUDENTS, AND THE DONETTES PROVED THEIR ABILITY AS MUSICIANS TO BE OF A HIGH STANDARD Port Al1egany's first high school orchestra in a number of years received its name from the fellow who plays high on a windy trum- pet, Don Farmelo. The popularity and success of this orchestra de- veloped rapidly. DONE'l l'liS: Kcltz, BIc.Xfu', ilzunlnlu, I'-lll'I THE MEMBERS OF THE STENO CLUB WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PRINTING OF THE BUGLE AND NUMEROUS OTHER PUBLICATIONS AND PROGRAMS. GUIDANCE WAS PROVIDED BY MRS. PHALIN CTHE FORMER MISS SNYDERJ. STENO CLUB: stzmrling: Mrs. l'huIin sitting, ln-fl In right: HIll'gQ'is9, fXlrl-.lwn-l Mum-rv. liillfli, 5Il'1n11ln1'y. I il7si1111x1mus. Rw-X--, I x ll N x 'l'mnpkins, Iluum-r, I':n5u Imlm. sl.uulin : liosworlll lylc Mzmllilw' lhv,'c1', l,l:ux:1l l,4u'smu. Ran moml, l'.1lgl'L'i'll. Russell, H1 x I ll XX 1 Nl ll I 1-. , 5 E., . l , , 5 erghteen

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AND THE TIGER LILY STAFF WAS AT WORK. THEY WERE TRYING TO TURN OUT A YEARBOOK WHICH POSSESSED THE QUALITIES OF A BEST SELLER. Crain, llcrgho Sziicrs, Bucltheit, Raukisli, Luce The Copy Editors wrote, collected names, dates, records, and all necessary data which is fundamental in making a yearbook. The art editors helped sketch parts of the book and did the drawings. Ill, lVluw1'1'y, liilj'llllL', lillgl'L'Cll, lxzillall The Circulating and Ad- vertising staff sold the advertisements, collected the money, and directed the sale of Tiger Lilies. llunlu, firmliull, Sr-Jlvl, ,I-rlllnfwll, hymn:-, Nl:-4Jnll.xll1 twenty These people were the guiding light in the fram- ing of the Tiger Lily. They planned the method of approach and adapta- tion, made the dummy, secured pictures, did much of the writing, and worked with the photo- grapher, printer and en- graver.