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

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eight DEDICATION r MRS. LORAINE GILLEN Mrs. Gillen has guided the interest of many students in the French language and in history. She has willingly given her time to help and advise each of us when- ever she felt it would benefit us. We are sure that without her great understanding and patience our Prom would never have been a success. It was due to her continual efforts that we were able to finance our successful Prom. For these reasons, we Seniors respectfully dedicate this edition of the Tiger Lily to Mrs. Loraine Gillen. We feel she is deserving of this honor as a 'remembrance of our thanks for all she has done for us as a class. '

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C 0 U N S E L O R Mr. Albert R. Skelton During the school year when problems arose that we could not have solved alone, we went to our principal, Mr. Skelton. He was never too busy to smooth out diffi- culties for us or to give us favorable advice in an informal, friendly manner. As director of the Senior Play, his help was invaluable. In addition to his many administrative responsibilities, he worked long hours with the cast. During every day of the school year 1955-56 he worked efficiently and expertly with students and teachers. On the day I, Alli Gator, was scheduled for my vocational interview with Mr. Watkins, I approached the office with only a vague notion of my future plans. I was greeted by the office girl who took me immediately to Mr. Watkins. After he listened to my ideas of the vocation I wanted to follow, we discussed its advantages and its disadvantages. He assured me that my training and ability would enable me to follow my chosen vocation and gave me informative literature concerning that particular vocation. When I walked out of the Guidance Office that day, I knew that my future-and the future of many students-had been decided in the office of our Guidance Counsel- lor, Mr. Watkins. Mr. Forrest W. Watkins