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

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THE TRIO The Glee Club is composed of several specialty teams. Among them is the Girl’s Trio, consisting of Judy Dwyer, ist soprano; Janet Baker, 2nd soprano; and Norma Cooper, 2nd alto. The girls have participated in many school and church activities and are to be commended for their fine work. THE QUARTET Another branch of the Glee Club is the Boy’s Quartet whose members are Jerald Baker, Bill Dwyer, Harlan Cooper and Ray Anderson. The boys did an excellent job in their interpretation of many religious and classical songs. They deserve praise for their hard work and earnest effort. Dwyer Baker Cooper Cooper Baker Anderson Dwyer twenty-one

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The Glee Club During the ist period every Wednesday afternoon, a group of singing enthusiasts entered the auditorium. Books were distributed and as soon as the flurry of chatter ceased, the music-making began. This was the Glee Club at work. They strived to attain harmony, unity, and timing. These aims were accomplished only through hard work, much practice and capable direction. Their hard work was evident in all their well-prepared concerts. The audience enthusiastically acclaimed them and gave generously to furnish them with choir robes. They practiced in every spare moment and were well rewarded for their efforts. Mrs. Henrietta Nadal was the third necessary part, the director. Mrs. Nadal has completed her second successful year in Port Allegany and has helped the Glee Club to undertake much. Nelson, Butler, N. Cooper, Howard, Rcdington, N. Wennerstrom, Janet Baker, Hagstrom, Ju,jy Douvlos, Tubbs, Britier, Miller, Ruinsey, Rittburg, Healy, Reynolds J. Weqqerstroni, H. Cooper, Jerald Baker, Brundagc, Studholme, Anderson, B. Dwyer Dw r, Farrell twenty

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The Tiger Lily Staff Long hours and tedious work. Yes, that’s what it took, but these people were not to be denied. They went to work and when they finished, they had compiled enough data and ideas to publish a yearbook that would serve as a worthy reminder of the year 1953. Those on the Advertising Staff proved worthy representatives of their class by securing a record amount of advertisements. Still, others did their jobs well by directing the sales of Tiger Lilys, by collecting the necessary copy, and by providing the various drawings. Butler Mr. Rackish Miller McLaughlin Abbey, Knight, Farrell, Grimes, Cooper Baker, Turner, Burleson, Rumsey, Benson twenty-two