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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

1 1 .1 1 1 5 1 4 I 1 Q E 1 I 4 rl F I 1 1 1 1 Q 9 H 4 x 1 1 A z Q the Senior Class of EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ......... ...... G glen Kennel COPY ....,..,... ......,. L inelu Manning ASSOCIATE EDITOR ....,............, Mike Glesk BUSINESS ,..A... ..... M yrncl Bowser ART .,....A.....4..,.....,.... ...,.., D avid Johnson SPORTS .,....,..,.... ..4.... F red Briggs PHOTOGRAPHY .... Constance Baumgurner 2 TIGER LILY f ,W A N A Looking at the main entrance 'From The pool. Piciure token in June. R r 1 1 I 5 I 1 ,X f 2 4 3 .fx f ff , i Vo'-V Mx VL LLLL L LLLA Q he--L - - vi i 3 i i i i 1 -'M i Reczr enircmce to the gym pictured in January. presents The edition of The i L i i 1 i i i i 3 Li L La i i L L I f Lode afternoon makes long shadows in Ocfober. Change of Classes token before fhe Chrisfmas Holi- day. -:fmv ' w is MMI!! i l l l i l l , ' 1 - l 2 5 ' , . i i Y' i 3 , R , I i i l t ' 1 l l 4 5 i i i l l J i l f l l i , 1 l l fit l l . 1 i l Faculty Dedication H2535 ln tribute to our friend cmd teacher the Senior Class of 1959 dedicates this edition of the Tiger Lily to Mrs. Margaret Tronetti, the girls physical education teacher. Through the cheerleaders and other activities, she has promoted good sports manship for Port Allegany Union High School. Her enthusiasm has inspired students to loyalty and faith in their school and has earned her high esteem from the entire student body are i Q fl' 3 g V222-3. 'mn Q. -aww f Q fue 1 vw. Q 2: 'a.Q'? x .e ? fe e 14 ,Q Q .e A fe M E M Msg E ,TTSATEEM P53513 A VB. 51375521-f' , mvifsefl- , Q Nw www. f Q1 W 55585 2 ,Q5g,x:K.4 2 Q2 1.2 Wm? -P Qfw ?2 E5A5P'5g.,i1? kg ,QW .. ,M NMWERETAXS? A... ,dbg ,. .. wrdfis-2 M V if tg? f i: 55531562539 W 'K ,ws .1 W. 'M l our progressive N. - --A Presented in the second section of our book is the student body, consisting of the top six grades. Because of their accomplishments, our graduating class feels that it is one of the best classes. Other classes in the school feel that their groups, too, are ex- ceptional. This is a good attitude to have and should be characteristic of all groups. We feel that we have good classes, and a good school because of our par- ents, our homes, our churches, and our teachers. H-,--.1vQ251TI?1 . .aww-WWW Y Mmm-t ' 'QWQK .T 1 H21 1 i ' s I I MH LH if Ni ! ifJmi HREMESSE in P M ww W mf -vn.pg.g-1-N-W ,ff - W fim- if ,sf 2' A W? f Athletics Athletics are a basic part of any school. They instill a wholesome com- petitive spirit into both the players and students. No school life is complete with- out the existence of athletics, both inter- scholastic and intramural. Athletics should be integrated into the school program, but must be recog- nized as an extracurricular activity and must not be allowed to defer us from the basic purpose of any school, study. We, the Senior Class of 1959, pre- sent the Tiger Lily, the pictorial history of our faculty, our classes, our activities, and our athletics of the 1958-1959 school year. Incorporated into the history is the school philosophy, the written record ofthe ideas and ideals of the faculty and school administration. 14 11131- Contents Faculty 16 Board of Education, Administration, Teachers, and Employees. Classes 28 Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Underclassmen. Activities 62 Organizations, Music, and Prom. Athletics 82 Football, Cheerleaders, Basketball, Traclc, and Intramurals. Advertising 99 15 I 5 an T1-11 l...,-...L . in X xf-I I ji 3 5 1 Q ,Q L fi 2 EJ Bl ,,. Our Board of Education Standing: Mr. Neil Greenhill, Mr. Garth Nelson, vice president, Mr. G. H. McCoy, Mr. Clayton Larson: Mr. H. M. Herger, president. Seated: Mrs. Dorothea Goodrich, Mr. Ralph Burdick, Dr. A. H. Baker, Mrs. Eleanor Michelitsch. BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education consists of a group of dedicated citizens serving our school without remuneration. The duties of the Board are to provide professional personnel, adequate facilities, and suffi- cient material to enable the school to be run on an efficient basis. lt is their beliefs and ideals that are basic to the school's philosophy. Non-member officers: Mrs. Leah Lewis, secretary, Mr. Dan Lane, treasurer. Governor Leader, shown with Mr. Snacler and Mr. Stromberg, visited our school last October. 18 and faculty believes that ASSOCIATE SUPERINTENDENT Before coming to Port Allegany three years ago, Mr, Snader was the Chief ofthe Division of Secondary Education in the Department of Pub- lic Instruction, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. He has held the position of mathematics teacher, athletics coach, and supervising principal in vari- ous other schools in Pennsylvania. Mr. Snader received his B.S. degree from Albright College and his M.A. from Columbia University. Interested in all phases of school lite, Mr. Snader is primarily concerned with improving the curriculum of the school. Mr. Snader should be credited for stimulating an interest in the school philosophy which was completed this year. To the preceding commentary, it is neces- Mr. L. H. Snader li W Mr. R. Stromberg, Principal B.S. Lock Haven S.T.C. M.Ed. Penn State University Hometown - Port Allegany, Pa. Has taught nine years. sary to add that Mr. Snader died suddenly April I4 at 'I2:'I5 a. m. as he was returning to his home from a meeting of the Board of Education. Mr. Snader achieved the respect of his asso- ciates by his principled administration, his quiet dignity, and his rigid integrity. He was not only a spokesman for school philosophy, he attempted to implement the philosophy with positive action. ' IH ' 'W' W ' tts i I , if I Mr. F. Watkins, Guidance Counselor B.S. Benn State University and M.Ed. Penn State University Hometown - Little Marsh, Pa. Has taught thirteen years. . 53:32 is 1.3 gsm G M Qhlr X. x. LN'-1' gm J x FACULTY ..... all boys and girls . . . Mrs. Eileen Ahl Mrs. Marilyn Anderson Mr. Edison O. Bates Mr. Robert Brown B.S., Mansfield S.T.C. B.S., Mansfield S.T.C. B.S., Albright College: B.S., Lock Haven S.T.C. Hometown: Pleasant Mount, Hometown: Shinglehouse, M.A., Cornell , Hometown: Port Allegany, Pa. Pa. Hometown: Glen lfgck, lui. ' ff Pa. Has taught ten years. Has taught six years. Has taught twenty I ,ff Has taught two years. Activities: F.H.A. Activities: Jr. High Years- 2 Activities: Science Club, .lr Dramatics Club Activities: Biol t y Clobf Class Advisor, Bowling 6 . C alas- Advisor Team I . Mr. Brown, A. Eicher, W. Finn. .l. Reese, J. Gillen, Miss Perkins. 20 if . . . of the Port Allegany Union School District. . M x Mr. Robert Carroll B.S., Indiana S.T.C., M.A., West Virginia U. Miss Roberta Brown B.A., Penn State U. Hometown: Byrnedale, Pa. Has fqughf fi-Hee,-, years. Hometown: Jeannette, Pa. Has taught three years. Activities: Fish and Game Club 0 Mr. Robert Christensen Mr. Roland Dann f B.S., Edinboro S.T.C. B.S., Lock Haven S.T.C. M-Ed-1 Penn siale U- Hometown: Coudersport, Hometown: Warren, Pa. Pa. Has taught six years. Has taught nine years. Activities: Tiger Lily Staff, Activities: Boys Tumbling Art Club, Asst. Football Club, Track Coach, Coach, Senior Class Acl- Athletic Director, Senior visor Class Advisor Mr. Poole and Sophomore Alan Bates. 21 . . . . . should be given an equal opportunity . . . . . Mr. Swinsick and Junior Bob Taylor. .ff Mr. Daniel Doud B.S., Mansfield S.T.C. Hometown: Lawrenceville, Pa. Has taught one year. Activities: Hi-Y Mrs. June Dunn B.S., Mansfield S.T.C, Hometown: Meshoppen, Pa. Has taught eight years. Activities: Junior and Senior High Glee Club: Vesfecl Ensemble Mr. Cecil Gamble Mrs. Loraine Gillen B.S., Mansfield S.T.C. 5-A-I Geneve C0lle9e Hometown: Port Allegany, Hometown: New Brighton PQ, 0 Pa. 1 i Has taught ninetillfwfgqirs. Has taught twenty-two Acnvafiegb Ride Cllulg gl iyif' Y'e'j'f5- H my rx if XX fjyfqlf y XX Activities: .lunlor Class :IA iii! .L Gulffgu I Advisor 1- f. i 1 lil- le.: 1 M fy limi, ffm W fivlfl lt! ' lun so viii in ifjv if we wwf VU x . .4 X1 Y ff 145 lj fxlixf . . . . . to develop to the maximum of their capacities, J- D0'I'1lelS, MY- l'l0llel'OlI'I- C. Lee, T. lrelancl, Mr. Dann. wmv, , Mr. Davicl Hallstrom Mrs, ..5g1!ljQi,jiilallstrom Mr. John Holleran Mr. Lewis Kaylor 5.5-, Clarion S.T.C. B.S., Cllliilrion S.T.C. B.S., St. Bonaventure U. B.S., Slippery Rock S.T.C Hometown: Smethport, Pa. Hornetown: Oil City, Pa. Hometown: Elclrecl, Pa. Hometown: Butler, Pa. Has taught three years. Has taught 'two years. Has taught three years. Has taught two years. Activities: J.V. Basketball Activities: Library Club, Activities: Safety Council Activities: Science Club, Coach, Chess Club Tri-Hi-Y Junior Class Advisor N QSM' . N ief 1. X ' Y , XX mfr 4 lv ,Ly 1 Mrs. Rose Licastro St. Bonaventure U. Hometown: Port Allegany, Pa. Has taught thirty-seven years. Activities: F.T.A., Junior Red Cross Mr. James Mclaughlin B.S., Lock Haven S.T.C. Hometown: Port Allegany, Pa. Has taught 'two years. Activities: Senior Class Advisor, J.V. Football Coach, Varsity P Club, Business Manager, Tiger Lily equality ot opportunity . . . Mr. John Moyer Mrs. Hanna Nadolske B.M., Temple U. B.S., Bucknell U. Has taught eleven years. Has taught twenty-nine Hometown: Boyertown, Pa. Years' Activities: Band Hometown: Exchange, Pa. Activities: Latin Club, Senior Class Advisor ,X '1 iff' it ii' as 5 :J M, if h -12 : ,gf , sie if Q KQZQM I ' fffi'1:!Tf!'rV i www. C. Manning, R. Eicher, Mr. Christensen, ' Art: P' Weezoruk Mrs. Dunn 24 o o o o o 11 l' it should not be confused Mrs. years. Mr. Charles Osani B.S., Penn State U. Has taught three years. Hometown: Galeton, Pa. Activities: F.F.A. X A I f. i' Miss B.S., Has ba. k,, I .3 . . ' , . , Y . Lf 1 4' Mr. Raymond Poole B.S., Lock Haven S.T.C. Has taught twenty-tive years. Hometown: Clearfield, Pa. Activities: Fish and Game Club, Junior Class Advisor Mr. Frank Rackish B.S., Lock Haven S.T.C. M.A., St. Bonaventure U. Hometown: Winburne, Pa. Has taught ten years. Activities: Varsity Football Coach, Senior Class Advisor Mr. Thomas Saiers B.S., Lock Haven S.T.C. Has taught one year. Hometown: Port Allegany, Pa. Activities: Press Club, Asst. Football Coach 25 Vocational: S'B'iZ'lS.5 M Omni' '2 :ff ..... with sameness of opportunity fly ,XX j faux., lx rflv lb! Xxtlj MX: 1 ,l p jr, Miss Jean Marie Swanson Mrs. Clara Sweeny Mr. Robert Swinsick Mr. Richard Taylor B-5.1 Indiana S.T.C. A.B., Bucknell U. B.S., Mansfield S.T.C. B.S., California S.T.C. M-Ed., Penn State U. Hometown: Port Allegany, Hometown: Mansfield, Pa. Hometown: Albion, Pa. Hegiefewm Dagus Mmes' PG' Has taught two years. Has taught two years. I 'J' Hee feeghf ive Yeefe- Activities: Dramatic Club Activities: student Council Hee 'eU9 ' eleven Yeefe- Activities: Tri-Hi-Y lsr. Highj Q Activities: Steno Club Ky Advisor E' Q it Y X i ye Ee C! .9 lk! 1-2? AVN. t. 'A X N JN 'six X. . X 'N . ix? xy in v Llc, X xii . J , fl 'M U T9 K Mrs. Margaret Tronetti Mrs. Emily Watkins Mr. Joseph Witoski' Mr. David Wertz XV ,K- N-l WSH -J B-S-, West Chester S.T.C. B.S., Mansfield S.T.C. B.S., Mansfield S.T.C. B.S., Indiana S.T.C. ' XJ .. , x Nfl' Hometown: Driftwood, Pa. Hometown: Elkland, Pa. 1 Hometown: Kulpmont, Pa. M.Ed., St. Bonaventure U. t ,QF Q if Has taught eight years. Has taught eight years. 'X ,Has taught 'two years. Hemetewm l'eW'5l0Wn' Pe .QA ' x jk Activities: Girls Tumbling Activities: Auclobon Club Activitieszfliasketball Coach Hee fought len Years' 'call' -XX Jw Club, Junior Class f A Activities: Asst. Principal, 1 Advisor, Pep Club, Var- H National Honor Society X ' QS' sity and J. V. Cheer- is QT. 'xv .xl Ny. lx X U i leaders Bob Baker, Maribeth Lloyd, Mr. McLaughlin Secretaries Mrs L Lewus us secretary to the Gen eral Office and to the Supervlsung Prln cupal Mrs B Tenglund assists In the General Otztlce and Mrs K Weezorak IS secretary to the Prlnclpal and the Gund ance Dlrector Cafeteria Personnel Mrs Hughes Mrs Baker Mrs New ton Mrs Rafferty Mrs Nelson Mrs Stevens and Mrs Reynolds To these women IS given the responsllolllty of pre parmg meals that are both nutrltlous and tasty Mrs Price IS the director of our school cafeterlas Custodlans Mr Baker and Mr J Gallup are the schools maintenance men Mr Rlttburg Mr and Mrs D Gallup are the custo dlans These people have the responsl lonllty of keepmg our school attractive clean and ln good runnmg order Doctor and Nurses Betty Doan Dr D Hanna Mrs H Mlchelltsch Mrs A Lesslle Q , . . n . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . . u , . . . . , I , . , . . , 1 , 1 s Classes . ,,,., ,, I V A -I HMI Senior Class Officers Galen Kennel, president: Joyce Klein, vice-president: Ginny Cciffo, secretaryp Nancy Gillen, treasurer. SENIOR CLASS The Class of 1959 has the privilege ot being the first class to complete its four years in the new high school. They have realized that there are advantages of hav- ing a better school with modern facilities. The class, numbering seventy-six, began its high school days with approximately one hundred members. Over one third of the class plans to go on to college. Flaming Foliage Representative Joanne Bayline Paul Brown and Maribeth Lloyd f ,ff t ly W fl fi Wifi J if - ,,,f1jQ My .Nth F each Ep! ffl! V ill!!! x... , V rx if , J! , If .sf ,ff MARIAN ELIZABETH ANDERSON Marian Home Economics Parliamentcirian, 'I yr., Art Club,'lyr. ROBERT JAY BAKER nBobn . Football, 2 yrs., Rifle Club, 'I yr., F.F.A., 3 yrs., Student Council, I yr. WILLIAM JAMES BAKER IIBFMII Football, 2 yrs., F.F.A., 4 yrs. WILLIAM RONALD BARNETT 'fsanff Football, 'I yr. CONSTANCE LOU BAUMGARNER Connie Band, 2 yrs., Glee Club, 3 yrs., Vestecl Ensemble, 2 yrs., Dramatics Club, 'I yr., Junior and Senior Play-Student Director, TIGER LILY STAFF, Tum- bling Club, I yr., Press Club, 2 yrs., Assistant Editor, I yr., Steno Club, 2 yrs., Secretary, 'I yr. JOANNE ELIZABETH BAYLINE nMidgeu Dramatics Club, 2 yrs., Secretary-Treasurer, I yr., Band, 4 yrs., Secretary, 'I yr., County Band, 3 yrs., Glee Club, 3 yrs., Vested Ensemble, I yr., Latin Club, 3 yrs., Junior and Senior Play, Pep Club, 2 yrs., Flaming Foliage Festival Represen- tative, TIGER LILY STAFF, National Honor Society. student develops at his own rate, I. 2 31 Y but we must make provision for 32 JOSEPH MICHAEL BAYLINE uKiu Football, 3 yrs., Manager, I yr., Hi-Y, 3 yrs., Treasurer, 2 yrs., Proiector Club, 2 yrs., Chess Club, 'I yr., Track, I yr., .Iunior Play. DONALD EUGENE BLACKMAN llDonll Conservation Club, I yr. HOMER ALLEN BOSWORTH Butch Football, 2 yrs. MYRNA LUCILLE BOWSER Myrna Press Club, 3 yrs., Editor-in-Chief, I yr., Latin Club, 3 yrs., Vice-President, I yr., Junior Recl Cross, I yr., Tumbling Club, 4 yrs., Dramaiics Club, 2 yrs., Junior and Senior Play, National Honor Society, Student Council, 2 yrs., Vice- President, I yr., TIGER LILY STAFF, Business Edi.or, Curtis Certificate, Cheerleader, 4 yrs., JUNIOR MISS, Pep Club, 3 yrs. FREDERICK LANE BRIGGS Butch Basketball, 3 yrs., Football, 'I yr., Varsity P Club, Hi-Y, 3 yrs., Biology Club, 3 yrs., TIGER LILY STAFF. PAUL CLIFFORD BROWN Paul Football, 4 yrs., Basketball, 2 yrs., Varsity P Club, F.F.A., 4 yrs., President, 2 yrs., Vice-Presi- dent, 2 yrs., Junior Play, Freshman Class, Vice President, Track, I yr. Seniors pictured at their lockers are Delaney Sherwood, Carolyn Sherman, and Geraldine Wilcox AUDREY PATRICIA BURGESS Hpmu Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Pep Club, 'I yr. HELEN VIRGINIA CAFFO neinnyu Band, 4 yrs., Treasurer, I yr., County Band, 3 yrs., District Bancl, 2 yrs., TIGER LILY STAFF, Class Secretary, 4 yrs,, National Honor Society, Latin Club, 3 yrs., Tumbling Club, 4 yrs. 33 Members of The Senior Class pictured during morning exercises are: L. to R., J. Tenglund, D. Tarbox, V. Young, D. Sherwood, G. Turner D. Parish, D. Pafion, B. O'Connor, Bonnie McGee, G. Nordsirom. fig? my., Z , Q RAYMOND ELMER CARD HRGYH Track, 'I yr. GEORGE AARON CARLSON George NV dent, Art Club. 34 National Honor Society, Freshman Class Presi- . . . the over all paHern of development SANDRA LEE CHURCH afsundyu Latin Club, 3 yrs., Pep Club, 2 yrs., Junior Red Cross, I yr. RICHARD FREDERICK CLARK uDick1l Football, I yr., Track, 2 yrs., Tumbling Club, 2yrs. PATRICIA ANN COLE upatn Steno Club, 2 yrs., Press Club, 2 yrs., Business Manager, I yr., Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Drumutics Club I yr. PATRICIA ANN CONNOR MPM., Bcxncl, 4 yrs., Vice-President, I yr., County Band, I yr., Glee Club 4 yrs., County Chorus, 2 yrs., District Chorus, I yr., Student Council, 2 yrs., Tumbling Club, I yr., TIGER LILY STAFF, Fresh- man Class Treasurer, Vested Ensemble, 3 yrs., Curtis Certificate. ry, , ' PHYLLIS MARIE COTTER ffphylnsf' F.H.A., 4 yrs., President, I yr., Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs. Student Council, I yr., Pep Club, I yr. HOWARD L. CRAIN Lennie Hi-Y, I yr., Chess Club, I yr. A I u . . . I I . ,I v I 1 1 1 I P 4 II A x. 1 I I . 'I I , 1 .I A I Y 1 v Iv I: 'lk Yr I ll 1,3119 N I I -.IL . is lj yi. I, ' If f . . ,fofallfsfudenis I I if - ' I fl XII -4 II fl, I I L, I7 - 735, 5 ll. V Mx yy I . ., 4, I. -'Q , f f I 1 I I 7 I . ' V - 1 If M L fl I Lv -A , 41 V, w lj QC, III-P10 pf' , N VERNA KAY CRAWFORD Verna Press Club, 2 yrs., Glee Club, 'I yr., Dramofics Club, 2 yrs., Sludeni Council, 'I yr., Latin Club, 3 yrs., Secretary, 'I yr., Chess Club, 1 yr., Pep Club, 2 yrs., TIGER LILY STAFF. HELENE LEE CROWE Helene F.H.A., 4 yrs. we AR ENE ARIE DAWLEY Arlene Tri-Hi-Y, 4 yrs, Secrefclry, 'I yr., Dramoiics Club, 2 yrs., F.T.A., 3 yrs., Tumbling Club, 4 yrs., Sleno Club, 2 yrs., Senior Play, JUNIOR MISS, Naiionol Honor Society, TIGER LILY STAFF. OLIVIA JEAN DEMBROWSKI lljeanll F.H.A., 'I yr. JAMES MILTON DOAN Hjimll Fooiball, 4 yrs., TIGER LILY STAFF, Hi-Y, 3 yrs., Tumbling Club, 2 yrs., Varsify P Club. FRANCIS ERNST uDeeu F.F.A., 4 yrs., Vice-President, I yr., Rifle Club, Vice-President, 1 yr. ,gt A me K N V at yt emi f sas' M , T Tffffrrr L E Seniors pictured :above ure: Patricia Connor, Ginny Caffo, Pascal Mcirtucci, Gerry Tenglund, Doug Parish, Duane Jewcirt JUDITH ELLENE ERRICK njudyfl Band, 4 yrs., County Bond, 4 yrs., District Bond, 2 yrs., Glee Club, 3 yrs., Latin Club, 3 yrs., TIGER LILY STAFF, Vested Ensemble, 3 yrs., Curtis Certificate. GLENN STEWART EVANS Buzz Bond, 3 yrs., Tumbling Club, 2 yrs. 37 , W, 1 These Seniors were observed in The cofeieriu. Clockwise: Pat Cole, Carolyn Sherman, Bonnie McGee, Arlene Dcwley, Myrna Bowser BRUCE ALLEN FESSENDEN Fuzz Boskeibcill, 1 yr.: Hi-Y, 3 yrs. GARY ROBERT FESSENDEN HGMYH Track, 1 yr.g Conservcifion Clubg Rifle Club. 38 Q 4 ,WOOI Az I gffw 7,7 X , I ' Lf , 'X 1'K'f . , .- is - . L L. h A ' SMARIE ANN FESSENDEN y Fessie li I gy' .4 N ,U -.VJ - ff, X. Glee Club, l yrfrnrumdfids Club, 2 yrs., Steno Club, 2 yrs., Secretary, Press Club, 1 yr., Student Council, I yr., Junior Play, Tumbling Club, 2 yrs., Vice-President, Junior Class, TIGER LILY STAFF, Curtis Certificate. TERRY RUSSELL FESSENDEN 1,-I-erryn Rifle Club, 2 yrs., Fish and Game C b I yr., Tumbling Clu I yr. A : M15 -Q ' 6 ,fl ,fl f FRAN E .Q .- . If r , Glee Clu 3 y .- ou s yrs., Vestecl Ensemble, 3 ., I CI 3 yrs., President, 'I yr., Che eacle , yr Dramatic Club, 2 yrs., Vice Presid t, I ., ress Club, 2 yrs., TIGER LILY STAFF, Tumb g Club, I yr., Pep Club, 3 yrs., Senior Play, Curtis Certificate. ANNA JOHN GEORGETSON HAHHCIH Dramatics Club, 2 yrs., Glee Club, 3 yrs., Pep Club, 2 yrs., Latin Club, 3 yrs., TIGER LILY STAFF, Junior and Senior Play, Tumbling Club, 2 yrs., Press Club, I yr. JOAN ELIZABETH GILLEN Joan Press Club, 'I yr., Glee Club, I yr., Steno Club, I yr., F.H.A., l yr., Historian, I yr. NANCY ANN GILLEN nNuncyn Steno Club, 2 yrs., Tumbling Club, 2 yrs., Glee Club, l yr., Senior Class Treasurer. fhal fhe range of needs, interests, .4 ,ef 5' 39 L1 P211 and aptitudes in a large group is extremely great MARTIN McFARLAND GLESK 1,Mike,, National Honor Society, 2 yrs., President, I yr., Biology Club, 3 yrs., President, I yr., Varsity P Club, 2 yrs., President, I yr., Football, 3 yrs., Track, 4 yrs., Basketball Manager, I yr., Rifle Club, I yr., Hi-Y, 3 yrs., Secretary, I yr., Tumbling Club, 2 yrs., Student Council, 'I yr., Junior Play, Senior Play, Dramatics Club, I yr., President, TIGER LILY STAFF, Associate Editor, Sophomore Class President. LILA MAE HOFFMAN Lila Dramatics Club, 'I yr., F.H.A., 4 yrs. if lp , ,ft I, Jai, . ,Q I ,Ill 'vfllx' v ' K fl.f'!l'k ' . .4 l, fu 55135 ,, -f 'J 2 MARY ARLENE HOVIS ,J 3' 1-MI f M r 'LM MarY --QL like rl Mx A iff fl' T V li' 1. I V National Honor Society, Stenbkglbb, 2 yrs., Pep Club, 2 yrs., Tumbling Club, 3 yrs., Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs., Student Council, 'I yr. LUCILLE MARIE HULTS HLUCY11 Press Club, Dramatics Club, I yr., Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Pep Club, I yr., Steno Club, 'I yr. ROBERT EDWARD IRELAND uBobl1 Basketball, 4 yrs., Steno Club, 2 yrs., President, 2 yrs., Varsity P Club, 2 yrs., .lunior Class President, Junior Play, Student Council, I yr. DALE DUANE .IEWART Satch , Basketball, 4 yrs., Co-captain, I yr., Football, 4 yrs., Co-captain, I yr., Rifle Club, 'I YY., Varsity P Club, 2 yrs. The Senior Play, Great Caesar's Ghost, was presented on November Ist. Pictured above are some members of the play. Standing Joanne Bayline, Arlene Dawley, David Johnson, Anna Georgetson, Bonnie McGee, Dick Patton, Connie Baumgarner, Student Director Sitting: Myrna Bowser, Joyce Klein, Mike Glesk. DAVID OSTRUM JOHNSON Dave Dramatics Club, Iyr., Senior Play, TIGER LILY STAFF, Art Editor, Hi-Y, 4 yrs., Treasurer, I yr., President 2 yrs., Biology Club 3 yrs., Secretary- Treasurer, I yr., Football, I yr., Track, I yr. EDWIN JOHNSON MeatboII F. F. A., 4 yrs., Varsity P Club, 2 yrs., Conser- vation Club, I yr., Football, 4 yrs. 41 Two Senior members of the Biology Club, Douglas Parish and Mike Glesk, talk to Two initiates, Gary Cole and Joe Ryan. JOSEPH GEORGE KAZIMER ll-loell Track, 2 yrs. FLOYD JAMES KAZISKA Jake Conservation Club, 2 yrs., Vice-President, 1 yr Fooiball, 2 yrs. 42 . . . and that the educational program I 2 5 GALEN RALPH KENNEL Galen F.F.A., 3 yrs., Vice-President, 'I yr., President, 'I yr., TIGER LILY STAFF, 2 yrs., Junior Editor, Edl- tor-in-Chief, Senior Class President, Junior and Senior Plays, Track, 'I yr., Tumbling Club, 'I yr. t .X I ROSEMARY KERR L'fULff J rfgosema,-yu P7 Dramatics Club, I yr. ' 6v7,,JdL, fl Q we H-'M' . if THOMAS JACK KING Jack F.F.A., 4 yrs., Treasurer, l yr. JOYCE ELAINE KLEIN ll-,oycell Band, I yr., Dramatics Club, 1 yr., Glee Club, 4 yrs., County Chorus, 2 yrs., Vested Ensemble, 3 yrs., Laiin Club, 3 yrs., Secretary, 'I yr., National Honor Society, Pep Club, 2 yrs., Press Club, l yr., Student Council, 2 yrs., Tumbling Club, 4 yrs., Junior and Senior Play, Senior Class Vice-Presi- dent, Curtis Certificate. LAWRENCE LINNAN llskipll Rifle Club, 'I yr., Fish and Game Club, 'I yr. MARIBETH LLOYD Maribeth Press Club, 1 yr., Steno Club, 2 yrs., Junior Play, TIGER LILY STAFF, Sports Editor-BUGLE. 43 must be arranged to meet those needs GARY CLAIR LU DWIG Splke Brology Club 3 yrs Varslty P Club 2 y Football 3 yrs Basketball 'I yr Track 3 yrs Cortserva lon Club 'I yr Tumbllng Club r LINDA JEAN MANNING 6 Glee Club 3 yrs Accompanlst County Chorus 2 yrs Vested Ensemble 3 yrs Pep Club 2 yrs Dramatlcs Club 2 yrs Latin Club 3 yrs TIGER LILY STAFF Literary Editor Natlonal Honor So cnety Curtis Certificate PASCAL ANTHONY MARTUCCI Marty Art Club 2 yrs President TIGER LILY STAFF BONNIE JEAN McGEE Bonnie ty Chorus 2 yrs Junlor and Semor Play Na tlonal Honor Society Steno Club 2 yrs GARY LEE NORDSTROM Nordy Bnology Club 3 yrs Flsh and Game Club r HI Y 3 yrs Art Club Vice President 'I yr Foot b 3 yrs Varsity P Club Rifle Club I yr Tumbling Club 'I yr Track 1 yr BONNIE KAY OCONNOR Bonme Student Councll 2 yrs Press Club 2 yrs Steno Club 2 yrs Glee Club l yr .lunlor and Semor Play Fea ure Editor BUGLE I ll ' ll ' , .7 ' , rs.: -I 1 -I 1 -7 1 I , .7 , 'I y . IIR dll 1 -1 ' : 1 -2 1 -I 1 -I 1 -7 1 -2 1 2 - I . 11 11 1 .1 ' 1 - 11 - 11 Glee Club, 3 yrs.i Vestecl Ensemble, 3 yrs.: Coun- 1 1: ' ' f - F 1 - 11 11 ' 1 -1 ' 1 'I Y -5 - 1 -i 1 - 1 -i - SIII1 -: ' : ' 1 -: 1 -2 1 - I 11 - 11 ' 1 -1 1 -: 1 -: 1 -2 ' . 4 ' , 1 , 1 Senior members of the Band pictured putting their instruments away are: Joanne Bayline, Judy Errick, and Pat Connor RICHARD ARTHUR PATTON Dick Hi-Y, 3 yrs., Biology Club, 3 yrs., Art Club, I yr., Rifle Club, I yr., Track, 'I yr., Magazine Com- paign Chairman. JOSEPH DOUGLAS PARISH HDOUQH Football Manager, 2 yrs., Senior Play, Press Club, 'I yr., Varsity P Club, Tumbling Club, 2 yrs., Track, I yr. 45 Seniors pictured entering the bus are: Phyllis Cotter, Ray Card, and Darrel Van Sickles. JO-ANN REESE Jo-Ann Dramatics Club, i yr., F.H.A., 4 yrs., Treasurer, 'I yr., Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs., Cherry-Pie Baking Contest Winner. CAROLYN JANE SHERMAN Shorty Glee Club, i yr.g Drcimatics Club, 'l yr., Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs., Treasurer, i yr., Steno Club, 2 yrs., Senior and Junior Play. 46 . . . that the success of our school is measured by I I 1 N t i DELANEY D. sHERwooD Delano Football, 1 yr., Varsity P Club. GORDON EDWARD STONE Gordon F.F.A., 4 yrs. ADELBERT LEE STRAIT llnelll Student Council, 'I yr. MAIMU TAMPUU Maimu Dramatics Club, 2 yrs., Latin Club, 3 yrs., Pep Club, 3 yrs., Tumbling Club, 4 yrs. s DONNA MARIE TARBOX Donna Tri-Hi-Y, 3 yrs., Pep Club, 'l yr., Press Club, 3 yrs., TIGER LILY STAFF, Junior Play. JERRY MELVIN TENGLUND Jerry Art Club, 3 yrs., Secretary-Treasurer, Conserva- tion Club, l yr., Senior Play. 47 the success of our graduates. BETTY SUSAN THOMAS nsueu Band, 4 yrs., President, I yr., County Band, 3 yrs., Glee Club, 3 yrs., President, County Chorus, 2 yrs., Student Council, 'I yr., Latin Club, 3 yrs., Pep Club, 3 yrs., Gym Club, 3 yrs., .lunior Class Treasurer, F.T.A., 'I yr., Secretary, Curtis Certi- ficate, Press Club, 3 yrs. GEORGE ALBERT TURNER George Hi-Y, I yr., Football, 2 yrs., Manager, 2 yrs., Basketball Manager, 'I yr., Track Manager, 3 yrs. JAMES ORVILLE TURNER lm Varsity P Club 3 ys Vice President I y Football 3 yrs Co Captain 1 yr Basketball yrs Co Captain I yr Track 3 yrs um bling Club 'Iyr DARREL FRANCIS VANSICKLES Darrel F FA 4 yrs Chaplain 2 yrs Vocational Agri culture Prolect Certificate Curtis Certificate Rifle Club 2 yrs Press Club 'I yr GERALDINE LUCILLE WILCOX Gerry Glee Club 2 yrs FTA 3 yrs President I yr National Honor Society Gym Club 3 yrs Stu dent Council l y TIGER LILY STAFF Curtis Certificate .Iunlor and Senior Play Latin Cub 2 yrs VICTORIA MARIE YOUNG Vickie St no Club 'I yr Art CI b 'I yr C 4,4-ef X Z V j1J'6N , ffcl 14,4- IIJ' Il - 11 11 - - 1 f -1 ' 1 7-I 1 -1 - 1 -: 1 3 -1 - 1 .1 1 1: T - , . 11 11 . . ., ., , ., - 2 1 1 -I 1 - 11 11 1 1: - - -1 -1 1 -1 1 1 -: - 1 I'-1 2 1 2 I 1 11 - - 11 e Q , ., u , . '11 . ,1 ,' 1 C57 V, ,z, 1 1 ' ', ,,'f,1.f.4-1.11605 . ' 2,117 ,J , JZ'l'f1 L A411 1' A . X , c- 1 1 1 ,,1, , L, ' 1 ' . ' . 1 1,,.g1', ff.J 'f, ,- - 1, . fl-7 ' , 1, 1 1 I ' ,' 1 'L' f V Barbara Cooper entered our school in the last half of her Freshman year. Although she was only here CI little over two and a half years, she made many friends. Enrolled in the Academic course, she main- tained a high scholastic record. She was a dili- gent worker and a capable artist. Barbara could truthfully be called, with no stretch of the im- agination, a bundle of energy. She loved ath- letics. She was an active member of the Art Club, the Senior High Dramatics Club, Press Club, and Girl's Tumbling Club. She also participated in the Junior Class Play. At the end of her Junior year, Barbara was looking forward to being on the Yearbook Staff. She was especially interested in the lay-out and art work. We, the members of the Senior Class, feel that this book would not be complete without a memoriam to our classmate. IN MEMORIAM ,ilk . K. T. Ireland, Treasurer, D. Ellis, Vice-President, J. Newton, Presi- dentp G. Asel, Secretary. JUNIORS The Juniors are busy earning money and planning for their Prom and Banquet. They have sold candy, magazine subscrip- tions, and had the basketball concession stand and many record hops after the home basketball games. They are proud to be the largest class in the Senior High School. James Anderson Joel Anderson Sally Amell Gail Asel Skip Astle Lawrence Backus Maynard Barber Betty Barnett Eddie Barnett Barry Beniamin Ralph Berg Fay Blood Don Bova Beverly Brown Earl Brown Connie Burg Mary Lou Cady Alice Carlson Peggy Caskey Melvin Chandler Arnold Chase Janice Chilson Carol Clark Janice Cochran Judith Daniels Leonard De Florian Barbara Doan Betty Doan Jerry Drabert Keith Drabert JUNIORS Janet Dunkelberger Albert Dwyer Chris Dwyer Gary Edgreen Alan Eicher Dave Ellis Lester Ernst Gary Evans Wally Finn Lillie Fitch Gary Fitzsimmons Bonnie Fryer Sara Garthwaite Gail Gregory Eddie Grimes Larry Hamilton Carol Hardes Tom Hardes Claudia Haskins Tom Hellman Susan Hermanson Bernice Howard Ted Ireland Ingrid Johnson Barbara Jordan Irene Joyce Bob Kallenborn Beverly Kellogg Caroline Kern Carol Keltz Donald Kester Allen Klein Margaret Knowlton Audrey Kuhn Tom Kellogg Sandra Kupper Carol Lee Carolyn Lewis Judy Ludwig Russell Lowman Robert Mulauski Mr. Poole JUNIORS Jack Manning Nancy Manning Guy McCoy Gilbert Miller Marianne Neely Norma Nelson Sally Ness Donna Newland James Newton Duane Olson Betty Ostrander Roger Patton Richard Pinchock Ronald Radlinski John Raymond Kay Raymond Philip Redmond Mary Rinamon Pearl Robinson Felicia Rossetfi Tom Ryan Thomas Safford Bonnie Sawyer Ken Schroll Larry Shelley Sonia Sherwood James Sinsabaugh Leroy Skinner Eileen Smith Mary Ellen Smucker Howard Stuckey Keith Summerson James Tarbox Robert Taylor Joyce Thompson Bill Valora Kay Vandermark Marilyn Walker Nancy Watkins Delores Wykoff Mrs. Gillen Mr. Kaylor SOPHCDMORES The Sophomore Class officers elected this year are as fol lows: Dick Brown, Vice President Mary Benson President Gordon Kennel, Treasurer Hubert Dawley Secretary Joan Andrews Barbara Arnot Carolyn Austin Judy Barber Laura Barber Judy Babola Alan Bates Mary Benson Gloria Bloomer Dick Brown Sandy Buckley Charles Burg Don Burleson Phil Card James Carlson Shirley Church Gary Cole Peter Connolly Alice Cornelius James Cornelius Juanita Cornelius Mary Crusan Linda Culver Donald Daniels Jim Dates Lois Davis Hubert Dawley Linda Doane Lois Dunbar Edward Emerson SOPHCMORES Richard Falk Linda Farmelo Barbara Fessenden Walter Finster Sandra Ford Judy Gamble Maxine Goodrich Duane Gregg Philip Green Edward Gustavel Joan Gustavel Donald Hammond Jane Hardes Janice Henning Delores Hovis Robert Hyde Ronnie Johnston Don Jordan Louise Kazimer Thelma Keech Grace Kellogg Gordon Kennel Joanne Kester Ronald Kilcoin Douglas Kuhn Russell Lindsey Terry Lloyd Bob Lowman Norma Lundgren Karen Manning Beverly Mantz Lizabeth Matrone Patty Matrone Sandy McDonald Carolyn McGee Gary McKervey Mary Lena Michelitsch James Minard Viola Morris Russell Myers Terry Nelsen Lois Nichols SOPHOMORES Patty Nichols Sandra Nichols LaVerne Olson Audrey Ostrander Robert Ostrum Evalee Pinchock Joseph Price Virginia Rittburg Eldon Rush James Russell Joe Ryan Kenneth Ryan Marcia Scheibner Darwin Sewell John Seymour Jane Shelley Alice Sherwood Patty Sherwood Donna Scheen Sharleen Simar Dick Smith Edward Spencer Marianne Sorensen Norman Strait Patricia Strait Patricia Stuckey Laine Tampuu Judy Tauscher Ann Taylor Keith Tucker Marilyn Turner Paul Tubbs Susan Warner Raymond Weimer Barbara Welsh Bob WykoFF Mrs. Ahl Mr. Brown Mr. Hallstrom Mr. Saiers FRESHMEN President ofthe Freshman Class is Susan Hall, Vice-President, P. Weezorakp Secre- tary, S. VanSickles, and Treasurer, M. Glesk. Faculty advisors for this group are Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Hallstrom, Mr. Swinsick, and Mr. Witowski. Pictured above are S. Baker, N. Bergholtz, and G. Neely, mem bers of the Freshmen Class. 56 Larry Amell Doris Backus Sterling Baker Richard Barth Leslie Bilek John Benson Norbie Bergholtz Diane Borowski Robert Boyer Marcia Bozzo Barbara Brown Joyce Brown Eddie Burgess James Carlson Patty Cass Jean Chapin Darlene Clark Norman Clark Kay Cochran Kenny Cornelius Donna Crowe Susan Daniels Ronnie Dates Howard Daugherty Edith Dudley Eunice Dudley Richard Eicher David Errick Billy Falk Ronnie Falk George Ford Jane Galentine John Glesk Carol Goodrich Howard Goodrich Jerry Goodrich Rose Ann Green David Graft Richard Hadden Sue Hall Ethel Hamilton Sarah Hammond Kenneth Hanchett Carole Hart Mary Henning David Higley John Higley Keith Hildreth Bob Hovis Dianne Huff George Hults Tom .lewart Donna Jordan Gerald Keech Harry Kelly Ralph Kern Jane Kester Gary Kibbe Philip Kio Bruce Klein Joe Knell Julie Knowlton Raymond Linnan Nancy Ludwig Joyce McKervey Edna McNeil Kenneth Main Nan Main Charles Manning Sue Manning Milo Morey Grover Neely Darlene Niles Ellen Ostrancler Theodore Pearson Marlin Postlewaite Malon Postlewaite Fred Renner Roger Roper Carole Schoonover Jane Schroll Pat Sewell Stephen Shelley Donna Sherwood Dorothy Skinner Janet Smith Nancy Strait Linda Sullins Paul Sweeney Dave Taylor Janet Tenglund Roger Tenglund Eugene Tripp Dorla Turner JoAnn Vanocker Sandy Van Sickle William Vicic Penny Weezorak Claudia Wendt Carolyn Williams Mildred Wilcox Virginia Young Mrs. Anderson Mr. Bates Mr. Doud Not pictured: Ann Hag- gard, David Larcom, Jim O'Connor NINTH GRA E Cconlj 57 EIGHTH GRADE Russell Almony Richard Anderson Connie Baker Curtis Baker Cynthia Baker Mary Kay Bayline Paul Bigley Peter Bigley Sharon Bloomer Faye Boorum Karen Brown Bob Buckheit Joan Burdick Albert Caffo Bill Chilson Elaine Cochran Judy Connolly Cathy Cooke Frankie Cornelius Nancy Crowe Jean Dates George Daniels Harry Daugherty Bud Doan Donna Dudley Betty Dunn Charles Falk Mary Ford Truman Ford Judy Francis Bruce Freeman Ivan Freer Betty Ferguson Robert Glase Gary Gleason June Gordon Cheryl Greenhill Judy Greiner Danny Groff Joe Haggard Mary Haggard Bob Healy Tom Hines Frank HoFfman Sharon Hoffman Bob Hultz Rhonda Howard Jane Hugill Darlene Johnson Nathan Johnson Susan Johnson David Johnston Dick Kallenborn Joe Kaziska Carolyn Keech John Kelly EIGHTH Linda Kennel Peggy Kester Tom Kio Donna Klahuhn Sandra Knapp Cheryl Kupper Bob Knell Roy Lilly Tom Lyman Larry Manning Mike Manning Donna Mantz Jessica Mantz Henry McConnell Jerry McDivitt Juanita McGrew Vera Myers Joe Michelitsch James Miller Joe Miller Linda Moshier Dexie Nuss Sally Norton Linda Ostrander Phyllis O'Connor Elaine Painter Linda Pearson Barbara Petteys Peggy Postlewait Susan Redington Judy Redmond Mike Reese Phyllis Reese Phillip Reese Marvin Roberts Katherine Roller Cindy Sawyer Lois Sawyer Judy Sewell Roy Shaffer James Sherwood Paul Sinsabiaugh Mike Spangler Wayne Stamlzaugh Mary Sullins Ricky Summerson Ann Summers Marcia Schweikcirt Vello Tampuu Jerry Tarlocx Lester Tarbox Marilyn Tarbox Alfred Towers Richard Tarbox Donna Turner Raymond Turner Dick VanNette Sandra VanGorder Benjamin VanSickles Lynn Wakely Mike Williams Judy Winterquist GRAD SEVENTH GRADE 2 l Beverly Abbey Shirley Almony Stanley Babola Barbara Baker Jimmie Baker Helen Baker Bill Barrho David Barth Roger Bean Bill Binder Phyllis Bly Cyril Bowser Paul Bozzo Anita Brundage Jimmie Brundage Dale Brown Betty Burg Kathy Butler Kathy Card Cheryl Carey Bobby Carlson Vonica Chase Joanne Chismire Rita Cochran Mike Coneys Brian Connolly Mary Connolly Gary Currie Darlene DeFlorian Bonnie Doane Diane Dow Karen Edgreen Bobby Edgreen Linda Eisworth Dennis Elliott David Emmett Gary Falk Mary Ann Fallenstein Carleen Fessenden Linda Field Eddie Fink Cindy Fortner Lorraine Freer Linda Frison Linda Glase Susan Goodrich Charles Green Connie Gregory David Hadden Joyce Hammond Joyce Hellman Eddie Henning Jimmie Henning Lorraine Henderson Eddie Hoffman Jerry Hoffman Lester Huff Jody Hults Judy Hurd LeRoy Hurler Kim Jackson Debbie Johnson Jackie Kazimer SEVENTH GRADE Bobby Kaple Mabel Keller Karen Klein David Lang Keith Larson Terry Lee David Lewis Kenneth Lindsey Penny Linnan Fred Marchinetti Cora McDivitt Elmer McDivitt Sylvia MacDonald Mike Mclver Jimmy Mitchell Rance Morey Sally Moyer Ronnie Mulauski Cheryl Myer George Noegely Brian Nelson Danny Nelson Dorothy Niles Susan Nordstrom Ronnie Norfon Bobby O'Connor Wendell Olson Edna Painter Charles Payne Janet Peters Dawn Pfeil Charles Phalon Wanda Rader Joella Reed Bobby Radlinski Bill Radlinski Yetta Scheibner Myron Scherer Joanne Simar Bob Simar Mary Snider Shirley Snider Linda Stambaugh Bobby Staulter Susan Strickland Mike Stringer Judy Sullins Terry Summers Gregg Tauscher Linda Tampuu Lynn Tilly Jim Tilly Joanne Thompson Ruth Walker Ann Warner Joan Weimer Mary Weis Dennis Williams Leslie VanGorder Donna VanSickles Irma Young Mrs. Nordstrom Mr. Carroll T--1-1 -1- L....-.-.---- ' I ?.I Q W E 2 Q ?-1 Y I 5 5 . . . . . a varied extra-curricular program can . . . . . 1st Row: Brown, Wilcox, Summerson, Klein, Brown, Bowser, V. Pres., Anderson. 2nd Row: A. Eicher, Secy.-Treas., Minard. 3rd Row: Manning, McGee, O'Connor, Connor, Sullins, Mr. Taylor. 4th Row: Simar, Radlinski, Cochran, Bayline, Austin, Cochran, Brown, Klahuhn, Falenstein, D. Eicher. 5th Row: Daniels. STUDENT COUNCIL Under the direction of Mr. Taylor, the Student Council is composed of forty-two representatives from the home rooms. The main function of the Student Council is to give the students a voice in the govern- ment of the school, and promote an interest in various school activities. The work of this group teaches impirovement in social behavior and democratic living. President of the Student Council was Joel An erson. TRI-HI-Y Good Christian character and ideas are the aim of this club. Guided by the president, Beverly Kellogg, the Tri-Hi-Y enjoyed an- other year of fellowship and ser- vice. The club had as one of its projects the decorating of the school Christmas trees. Fifteen new mem- loers joined this year. 'lst Row: Mrs. Hallstrom, A. Dawley, B. Kellogg, A. Kuhn, C. Sherman, and Mrs. Sweeney. 2nd Row: L. Hults, P. Cole, H. Crowe, M. Hovis, P. Cotter, and S. Ness. 3rd Row: D. Tarbox, J. Reese, and G. Asel. 64 NATIONAL R I-ioNoR socustv 1 1 xi rl N This select group is represented by the Honor students ot our school. These stu- dents, excelling in leadership, character, if and service, are chosen from the upper li third of their class. The society is known nationally cmd has chapters in nearly every il high school. This year eight new members were voted into the organization. in Officers: Standing, L. to R.: M. Glesk, A. Dawley, G. Wilcox, and R. Ire- land. Seated: M. Bowser, L. Manning, J. Bayline, V. Caffe, B. McGee, J. Klein, M. Hovis, and G. Carlson. HI-Y The Hi-Y is a Christian Service Club for boys. These boys try to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Under the direction of Mr. Watkins and Mr. Doud, this club cut Christmas trees which had been planted by former members of the club for the schools. Left to Right: Johnson, Pres., Nordstrom, Glesk, Sec., Bayline, Treas., Anderson, V. Pres., Dwyer, Benjamin, Anderson, Edgreen, Briggs, Doon, Ryan, Dwyer, Olson, Parish, Mr. Doud. 4 ., 5 66 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Learning to do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. This is the motto of the F.F.A., an organization tor the vocational agri- cultural students. With thirty-eight members, the club has one of the largest enrollments in its history. Under the supervision ot Mr. Osani, the club has successfully completed many projects. Francis Ernst and Clyde Johnson were the recipi- ents of the Keystone Farmers Award, an award presented for outstanding achievement. One method of adiournment symbolizes the creed of the club. As we mingle with others, let us be diligent in labor, just in our dealings, courteous to everyone, and, above all, honest and fair in the game ot life. The oFficers of the organization are: Presi- dent, Galen Kennel, Vice-President, Francis Ernst, Secretary, Lester Ernst, Treasurer, Gordon Ken- nel, Reporter, Donald Kester, Sentinel, Earl Brown, Chaplain, Darrel Van Sickles. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Membership in the F.H.A. is open to any girl who is enrolled in the vocational homemak- ing course. Highlighting the year for the F.H.A. was a trip to Harrisburg to attend the state convention. Several of the members participated in a demon- stration titled Pan-O-Rama. The advisors tor the club are Mrs. Ahl and Miss Perkins. FUTURE TEACHERS OF Organized for those students who are inter- ested in teaching as a profession, the F.T.A. is a relatively new club in our school. Members ot the club have observed teaching in the elemen- tary grades and some have had actual teaching experience. The oFficers are: Gerry Wilcox, Presi- dent, Irene Joyce, Vice-President, Sara Garth- waite, Secretary, Donna Newland, Treasurer. The cherry-pie award was given to JoAnn Reese. Other awards have also been presented to this organization. The officers are: Phyllis Cotter, President, Sally Amell, Vice-President, Mary Lou Cady, Sec- retary, JoAnn Reese, Treasurer, Betty Doan, Song Leader, Marian Anderson, Parliamentarian, Joan Gillen, Historian. AMERICA New members are inducted at the annual banquet. This year Mr. Willian Igoe, as- sistant county superintendent, was the prin- cipal speaker. Selected to attend the state convention in Harrisburg were: Irene Joyce, Bonnie Fryer, and Keith Summerson, Central District President. The advisors for the club are Mrs. Licastro and Mr. Watkins. . . . . . . . contribute greatly to school aims, but it . . . . . 'lst Row: Connie Baker, Pres., Kazimer, V. Pres., Goodrich, Secy., Church, Treas. 2nd Row: Warner, Abbey, Henning, Kazimer, Sawyer, Benson, Weimer, Kennel, Johnson, Mrs. Hallstrom. 3rd Row: Sewell, Nordstrom, Dow, Griner, Strickland, Kupper, Turner, Doan, Dud- ley, Culver. 42h Row: Manning, Goodrich, Mantz, O'Connor, Gordon, Hultz, Schweikart, Brown, Hardes, Klein. LIBRARY CLUB PROJECTOR CLUB The obiective ofthe Library Club is to assist Set up in the auditorium, 2nd period, Victor the librarian and to provide the opportunity for machine! The purpose of this club is to acquaint those students who might have a vocational in- the members with visual aid material. The group terest in library work. this year visited Eastman Kodak as one of their field trips. 'lst Row: Chandler, Hines, Scherer, Williams, Freeman, Fink, Goodrich, Clark. 2nd Row: Henning, Detlorian, Ford, Cornelius, J. Hen- ning, Hults, Tauscher, Tenglund. 3rd Row: Johnson, Secy., Towers, Johnston, Tarbox, Grimes, Sewell, Strait, Higley, Falk. 47l1 Row: Schroll, Bayline, Keech, Sabin, Carlson, Gleason, Kallenborn, Finster, Errick. Standing: Postlewait, Treas., Burgess, Pres., B. Kallenborn, V. Pres., Mr. Watkins. . . . -IW-WW .-.i. - pmwmmxmmsmeazmvmrmeasz ' should supplement the curricular program ..... ,Mr Mike Glesk, President, Joyce Klein, Vice-President, Joanne Bayline, Secretary-Treasurer. SENIOR HIGH DRAMATICS CLUB Curtain going up! People backstage please be quiet! This is all a part of the excitement at the rehearsals of the Dramatics Club. Under the able supervision of Mr. Swinsick, the club asso- ciates the student with various phases of dra- matics and provides an outlet for the dramatic abilities of our students. I ART CLUB Established with the purpose of developing art and art appreciation in our school and com- munity, the Art Club is now two years old. The club had as one of its projects this year the murals on the cafeteria walls. Two members of this year's club are going on to art school. Standing: D.'Johnson, G. Carlson, J. Tenglund, Sec., D. Parish, Mr. Christensen, J. Sinsabaugh, M. Neely, l. Joyce, M. Knowlton, P..Connolly, A. Chase. Kneeling: J. Minard, L. Shelly, G. Nordstrom, V. Pres., P. Martucci, Pres., M. Glesk. l 69 Bob lreland, Bonnie McGee, Miss Swanson STENO CLUB Composed of Junior and Senior Commercial students, the Steno Club is under the direction of Miss Swanson. The club does work of office nature for the community and school. The oilfi- cers are: Bob ireland, President, Gail Asel, Vice President, Norma Nelson, Treasurer, Marie Fes- senden, Secretary. LATIN CLUB One ofthe oldest organizations in our school is the Latin Club. Founded originally with the purpose of creating interest in Latin and Latin traditions, the club has grown considerably. The club regrets losing their advisor, Mrs. Nadolske, who retires this year. President, Francis Finn, Vice President, Myrna Bowser, Secretary, Joyce Klein, Treasurer, Peggy Caskey. 70 . . . and in no way distract from the program. Standing Mr Bates J Ryan G Ludwig J Seymour J Price G Cole D Parish T Hellman R Berg C Dwyer Seated T Ryan G Nordstrom D Smith K Ryan A Bates J Carlson B Hyde Kneeling B Briggs Vice President M Glesk President D Johnson Secy Treas Biology Club Science Club An organization dedicated to the continued 4 UZ39 , 92U235 Jr e4I enloyment of the science of biology the Biology Club IS one ot the oldest activities ot our school During the tall semester of each school year the Biology Club initiates into its ranks a limited This new organization usually starts off with a big bang The purpose of the club is to stlmu late minds to the development ot science and to number of Sophomore biology students edge to Work Left to Right B Edgreen Abbey K Edgreen Manning Tampuu Larson Phalon Mr Brown Carlson Mr Kaylor Mulauski Baker B Kallenborn McDoy StauFfer R Kallenborn Elcher Bergholtz Larcom I 1 - I 1 . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . . : . , . I - I - I - , . , . . ' : . ' , ' - 1 . , 7 . , - ' ' ' ' 9 P -. ' 2H , I . . . . D I I 1 v U afford an opportunity to put this scientific knowl- . : ' 7 f ' I . I I I I ' I I ' I .I I ' Standing: L. Linnan, G. Ludwig, Mr. Poole, E. Johnson, D. Ellis, J. Kazimer, and Mr. Carroll. Kneeling: G. Miller, G. Fessenden, T. Fes- senden, D. Blackman, A. Strait, G. Nordstrom, T. Lyman, and W. Stambaugh. CONSERVATION CLUB The Conservation Club was formed in order to give young citizens a better ap- reciation of wild life. As proiects thus 'Far accomplished, the club has trapped rabbits in the borough, helped stock streams with fish, participated in game feeding projects, and planted shrubs around athletic field to prevent erosion. The club has twenty-eight active members. AUDUBON CLUB Under the direction of Mrs. Watkins, the purpose of the Audubon Club is to stimu- late interest in nature and conservation. It is composed of seventh and eighth grade boys who are interested in the migration of birds and the movement and germi- nation of seeds. Standing: B. Binder, D. Barth, B. Barrho, R. Morey, S. Babola, V. Pres., Treas. Sitting: D. Emmet, B. Carlson, L. Hurler, D. Elliot, Pres., B. Stauffer, M. Stringer. 72 Kneeling: P. Martucci, B. Wykoff, M. Glesk, B. Ireland, F. Briggs, E. Brown, G. Miller, G. Nordstrom. Standing: Mr. McLaughlin, J. Doan, P. Brown, K. Summerson, E. Johnson, T. Hellman, J. Turner, R. Berg, D. Gregg, G. Ludwig, J. Newton, D. Jewart. VARSITY HP This year was the first year that the senior lettermen did not have to help defray the cost of their Var- sity Jackets. The iackets were purchased by the Varsity P Club with 'Funds raised by their projects. Some of these projects were: football programs, basketball programs, and benefit basketball games. The Presi- dent of the Varsity P Club this year was Mike Glesk. PEP CLUB TIGER LILY With Galen Kennel advancing from his position as Junior Editor, the year- book statt took shape in September. Mike Glesk was chosen as Associate Ecli- tor. Other editors are as follows: Linda Manning, Literary Editor, Myrna Bowser, Business Editor, David Johnson, Art Edi- tor, Connie Baumgarner, Photography Editor. Senior pictures were taken by Mr. Phalon in October. From that time until the middle of April, the staFf was busy taking photos, cropping pictures, writing copy, selling ads, and assembling the 1959 edition of the TIGER LILY. Galen Kennel Mike Glefk Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor C. Baumgarner, J. Doan, F. Finn, D. Tarbox. 'Ist Row: Johnson, Bayline, Baumgarner, Bowser, Briggs. 2nd Row:Crawford, Klein, Errick, Caffe, Finn, Tarbox, Wilcox, Fessenden Lloyd, Cole, Dawley, Georgetson, Connor. 3rd Row: Martucci, Glesk, Kennel, Doan, Mr. Christensen. , -----zzwm-haf .W W' A mmm f- , ,iw f PRESS CLU B W Top Row: Thomas, Asel, Ness, Clark, Cady, Fessenden, Hults, Tarbox, Raymond, Daniels, Keltz, Abbey. Bottom Row: Arnot, Sheen, Stuckey, Nelson, Joyce, Bowser, Baumgarner, Hardes, O'Connor, Lloyd, Fessenden, Finn. Top Row: Sorenson, Matrone, Jordon, Henning, Sherwood, B. Brown, J. Brown, Schroll, Van Sickles, Ryan, Patton. Bottom Row: Wilcox, Smith, A. Sherwood, Tampuu, Sullens, Schoonover, Turner, McKervey, M. Smith, Doane, Mr. Saiers. Having published an edition of the Bugle, our school newspaper, for each school month, the Press Club completed one of their most successful years. For the first time, the school paper was commercially printed. This venture seemed to prove worthwhile from the standpoint of both the Club and the stu- dents. The different phases of work of this organization demands that type of critical thinking essen- tial to the successful exercise of some of our fundamental democratic beliefs. 75 BAND 7 lst Row: V. Catfo, J. Errick, Lewis, Eicher. 2nd Row: Watkins, Manning, Sherwood, Chilson. 3rd Row: E. Pinchot, Wendt, D. Jordan. 4th Row: McNeil, Johnson, Berg. 5tl1 Row: Mr. Moyer, S. Moyer, Meyers, Young, Kellogg, B. Jordan, Dwyer. 6th Row: Ford, A. Caffa, -lesiesf Raymond. 7th Row: Lloyd, D. Errick, McGee, Connor, Hines, R. Pinchot. M ' ttes Standing: Hovis, Gregory, Blood, Lee. Kneeling: Sherwood, Carlson, Ludwig. - --' fi-- One of the busiest organizations of the school is the marching and concert band. Numbering over sixty members, the band is under the direction of Mr. Moyer. Mem- bers of this group begin their training in the lower grades. After entering Junior High, the more advanced instrumental stu- dents are permitted to ioin the Senior High Band. The otTicers of this year are: Sue Thomas, President, Pat Connor, Vice-Presi- dent, Joanne Bayline, Secretary, Virginia Catifo, Treasurer. 76 . . . . . music can be a part of everyones' life lst Row: G. Kellogg, Newland, Bayline, Thomas. 2nd Row: Moshier, Bozzo, Michelitsch, 3rd Row: Cochran, Greenhill, Warner, Herman son, Rittberg, Farmelo. 4th Row: Anderson, Welsh, J. Michelitsch, E. Grimes, Hyde. 5th Row: Barnett, Bates, Connolly, Fryer. 6th Row J. Anderson, Spangler, Bowser, Carlson, Ryan. Five members ofthe band will graduate this year, however, twelve new members ioined at the beginning of the year. Twenty- four members participated in County Band and six were selected for District Band, Car- olyn Lewis represented our school at State Band this year. The band performs at fall and spring concerts, football games, and assemblies. Color Guard L. to R.: Joyce Thompson, Peggy CC1SkeY, SUNY Amell, JUNE? Dunkleberger. 77 Junior High Chorus President ...... Vice-President Secretaries ,... Librarians ..... Accompanists Sandy Van Sickles Eunice Mary Kay Bayline .. Mary Lynn Weis Susan Redington Raymond Linnan .. Joyce McKervey Albert Caffo Donna Turner Stanley Babola and Edith Dudley Tom Hines There are T40 members in the Junior High Chorus. The members participated in the Christ- mas program and the Spring Concert. The cho- rus prepares its members for future participation in the Senior High Mixed Chorus and Vested En- semble. They do two, three, and sometimes four part music. After practicing once Cl week, some of the ninth grade members are chosen to take part in the Junior County Chorus. Various small singing groups are formed from the chorus to perform in school functions. Top Row: Sullins, B. Brown, J, Brown, Barth, Linnan, Manning, Kester, Gregory, Strickland, Chapin, Turner, Wise, Stambaugh. 4'h Row: Barrho, Cochran, Ostrander, Van Sickles, Elliot, Coneys, Walker, Greiner, Baker, O'Connor, Hellman, Dow, Fallenstein, Pheil. 3rd Row: Tilley, Kazimer, Hall, Sawyer, Simar, Bozzo, B. Radlinski, Currie, B. Radlinski, Connolly. 2nd Row: Buckheit, Spangler, Caffo, M. Con- nolly, Knowleton, Johnson, Barth, Eclgreen, B. O'Connor, Morey, N.Johnson, Mitchell, Marchinetti, StauFfer. Front Row: Norton, Babola, Tampuu, Berg, K. Eclgreen, Myers, Warner, Moyer, Abbey, Butler, Weimer, Card, Stringer, Lang. . . . . . both in participation and in appreciation. Mrs. Dunn, vocal director, and Mr. Moyer, instrumental instructor, preview new recordings. Top Row: Scheibner, Linnon, Boker, Greenhill, Schroll, Tarbox, Sullins, Burdick, Moshier, Turner. 4th Row: Sewell, Painter, Backus Goodrich, Hugill, Norton, Thompson, Jordan, Smith, Baker, Benson. 3rd Row: Bowser, Larson, Carlson, Phalon, McConnel, Daniels Lyman, J. O'Connor. 2nd Row: Snyder, Mantz, Redington, Bo1yline,Fortner, Myers, Dunn, Gordon, Brundage, Stombaugh, Redmond Hoaly, Van Nette. Front Row: McDivitt, Summers, Johnson, Nordstrom, Almony, Chase, Eisworth, Frison, Fessenden, M. Snyder, Nuss D. Johnson, S. Johnson, E. Dudley, E. Dudley. 79 GLEE CLUB A very important part of the music program is the Senior High Glee Club. Under the direction of Mrs. Dunn, this group presented an excellent Christmas program. The president of the group this year was Sue Thomas. The Glee Club's efforts show that music can be part of everyone's life, both in partici- pating and in appreciating. Pictured below is the entire group. .57 fm ., f . . E Q. fm. .... .. A Q . - 1st Row: Fitch, Ford, Manning, Finn, Jim Anderson, Dwyer, Eicher, Baumgarner, Thomas, Raymond, Watkins, Mrs. Dunn. 2nd Row: Thomp- son, Gamble, Connor, Hermanson, Klein, Olson, C. Dwyer, Bates, Hyde, Joel Anderson, McCoy, Daniels, Newland, Manning, McGee, VESTED ENSEMBLE A selected group of Port High students under the direction of Mrs. Dunn. This group, composed of thirty members, performed at the Fall, Christmas, Spring, and Baccalaureate programs. Smith, Errick, Robinson, Chilson. 80 . . . . an obligation to teach acceptable social conduct PRGM The Junior Prom was held on May 29, 1958. The banquet, held in the cafeteria preceding the dance, was attended by over two hundred people. After the dinner, the theme of the Prom was intro- duced in the lobby of the gym. The lobby was decorated as an interior of an airliner. As everyone stepped off the airplane, onto Cl colorful tropical isle, they were welcomed by Hawaiian girls with leis. This, coupled with the blue and white decorations, created the atmosphere for the theme which was Blue Hawaii. Climaxing the evening was the crowning of the queen. Barbara Ray- mond was chosen to be the queen of the 1958 Prom, and was crowned by Bob Ireland, Junior class president. The queen's attendants were from l. to r.: Mitzi Markovs, Helen Abbey, Lois Town- send, Georgia Lilly, and Joyce Wilcox. i w I 1 w I I x 'n I 4 2 Q 3 ? Q if 5 ff 3 Q 2 E 5 1 ? f ,X S 2 3 E i 3 FOOTBALL ' .wA4 'Ist Row: Miller, Ludwig, P. Brown, Turner, Jewart, Johnson, McCoy, and Wykoff. 2nd Row: Nordstrom, Sherwood, Price, Summerson, Berg, E. Brown, and Gregg. 3rd Row: Ryan, Doon, Valora, D. Brown, Hellman, G. Turner, Sinsabaugh, Kallenborn, Bova, and Mr. Rackish. The 1958 Football Team Our '58 football campaign began with a series of disappointments. The team lost three of their first four games. Perhaps the most dis- mal loss of the season was to Emporium whom the Gators have not defeated since i95'I. Fol- lowing the Emporium game, the Gators ielled. They won four and tied one of the last five games. Undoubtedly, the hardest fought battle of the season was the Olean game. The Gators sur- prised the favored Huskies and played a very spirited game. This game was definitely a moral victory for the underdog Gators. After a scoreless opening quarter, Olean took a 7-O lead. ln the third quarter, a five yard pass play climaxed a sixty-four yard drive by the Gators and ties the score 7-7. ln the final quarter, Tur- ner intercepted a pass and behind good block- ing ran 85 yards for a touchdown. Olean scored two plays before the game ended. They failed 84 to convert and the game ended in a T3-T3 dead- lock. This year's grid campaign ended perfectly with Port's overwhelming victory over the Smethport Hubbers. From the first play of the game, an 88 yard pass, the Gators completely dominated the playing field. For the first time in the history of Port Alle- gany football the Winged-T formation was put into use. The Winged-T is basically the same as the Single Wing except that the quarterback handles the ball at the beginning of each play. The new formation proved to be a success. This success resulted from long hours on the practice field and hard work by both the coaches and the players. What success the team had was the result of team effort, however, the names Turner, Berg, Jewart, and the defensive line received the most recognition. I I I I I St. Morys ,.., Otto ,........ Coudy ..... Emporium Kane ....,..,.. Youngsville Olecm ,....... Sheffield ..,. Smethport included in extracurricular acfivifies SCORES 32 .,.,..i9 7 ......i3 ......i2 ....,.13 ......i3 ......i2 6 Port Port Port Port Port Port Port Port ..,... .,...... Port The Managers: D. Patton, R. Patton, M. Bcnyline One of the first duties of each season is to equip the players. Pictured above: Mr. Rockish fitting Spike Ludwig while Mr Sdlrs wotchesp Paul Brown tries on shoulder pods. 85 . . are various athletics, Earl Brown goes off tackle in the 13-13 tie with Olean. Though the day was dreary, or good crowd was present to witness Port's 'I4-7 triumph over Coudersport. Football Seniors Jim Turner Duane Jewart Paul Brown Jim Doan QU0lffel'bUCk Guard Fullback End 86 . . . . . bofh inframural and inferscholasiic Jim Turner carries with Paul Brown clearing the way. All was in vain as 'fhe Gators dropped The first game of the season, 32-'I2 to Sl. Marys. 9i'H Mike Glesk Ed Johnson Spike Ludwig Gary Nordsirom Center Tackle Tackle Guard 87 JUNIOR VARSITY .....s....naaiS Standing: Mr. Christensen, Mr. McLaughlin. Top Row: Goodrich, Glesk, Kelly, Tenglund, Jewart, Berg, Daniels, Higley, Hildreth, Klein, Tripp. Front Row: Amell, Boker, O'Connor, Ryan, Benson, Minard, Cornelius, Burleson. Delaney Sherwood George Turner End End J. V. Football The J. V. squad was made up of six Sopho- mores and fourteen Freshmen. The team, with Ronnie Johnson as quarterback, tried hard for a successful season. Tom Jewart, Keith Hildreth, John Benson, and Ronnie Johnson gave great indication for future varsity members. Freshman members look for their second year with greater anticipation. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS To the cheerleaders falls the task of of leading spectators in cheers, and heightening the morale and enthusiasm of the teams. They follow the teams, carry on 'fulltime publicity for themg and strive to produce a sportsmanlike atti- tude in the student body. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 'lst Row Mr Witowski T Ireland E Brown C Dwyer T Ryan K Summerson. 2nd Row: G. Edgreen, B. lreland,J. Newton, J. Turner The 1958-59 Basketball Season In the beginning ot the 1958-59 basketball season, Mr. Witowski had two lettermen return- ing from last year's team. They were Jim Tur- ner, a 6' 4 Senior and Ralph Berg, a 6' 5 Jun- ior. To round out the starting tive, Mr. Witowski chose Duane Gregg, a 6' 3 Sophomore, along with Duane Jewart and Fred Briggs, both of whom were Seniors. The Gators compiled CI 'I6-5 record during the course of the season. Through hard work and a will to win, they regained the Northern Tier Championship with a fine 8-O record. The team found competition tough in the Mt. League and as a result, lost four of their games here. However, the Gators played well and were a team to be proud of throughout the season. .lim Turner and Ralph Berg were named as our representatives on both the North Tier and Allegany Mountain League All Star teams. 90 N Ralph Berg Jim Turner Berg scores wiih ca iump shot in the Otto game. Duane Jewcart Fred Briggs Duane Gregg 91 . . . . . that physical fitness, character, conduct . . . . . Dave Ellis Bob Ireland Gary Edgreen E Jim Turner attempts a lay-up against the Otto Terrors. Gregg leaps high to get a rebound against Johnsonburg. 92 . . . . . and moral values are stressed: and . . . . . Earl Brown Keith Summerson Chris Dwyer Tom Ryan J. V. Basketball With Mr. Hallstrom in his second year as coach, the J. V. Basketball Team did very well. As the sea- son progressed, they improved with every game. The players that showed an indication of future varsity participation were: Bob Hovis, Bob WykoH, Ronnie Johnston, Alan Bates, and Keith Hildreth. Practicing throughout the summer, the team should improve their winning record. Top Row: K. Cornelius, W. Vicic, J. O'Connor, B. Hovis, T. Jewart, D. Larcom. Front Row: Mr. Hallstrom, M. Glesk, R. Johnston, A. Bates, K. Hildreth, D. Eicher, E. Tripp. 93 . . . . that athletic competition, individual or team, TRACK For the first time in the history of Port High, our track team became champions of the County and the District. Led by captain Larry Hildreth, they had a rec- ord of four wins in their schedule of three dual meets and two triangular meets. The cindermen finished with the County and District victories. f,,Q.. : . : ' fr Season Port .....,.....,.. 55 Smethport .,.. ..,.., 6 5 Port ,,.,..,..4.... 79 Youngsville .,....,..,., 39 Port .....,........ 80 Johnsonburg ......... 20 Ridgway ..,.4...,.,..... 24 Port ......,....... 54 Bradford .,.... .,.,.. 6 4 Port ,4,..,..,,.,., 38 Smeth port ..,, ......, 4 5 Bradford ..,. f. ,..,... 41 County Meet Port-43, Kane-39W, Bradford-SSW, Smethport-35V2 Ralph Berg, Mr. Dann, Jim Turner DiSfl'iCf Meet Port-66, Smethport-55M, Clarion-Lime- stone-24W, Ridgway-20, Redbank Val- ley-18, Clarion-15, Johnsonburg-9 Champions District 9 Class B 1st Row: Barber, Renner, Valora, Cady, Glesk, Patton, Tauscher, Krepps, Cooper, Myers, Johnston. 2nd Row: Mr. Dann, Ludwig, Clark, Connor, Kallenborn, Fessenden, Hildreth, Sherman, Burleson, Barnett, Hardes, Ryan, Bayline. 3rd Row: Summerson, Newton, Sinsabaugh, Turner, Ostrander, McCoy, Turner, Berg, Poole, Buckeit, Baker, Hellman, Gregg. 94 . . . . is a worthy and lasting experience An all-time point scoring record was set by Gerald Baker. This record is for the whole season and is 136 points. Gerald, who is pictured on the right, competed in the broad iump, the high iump, and the discus. He finished his high school track with the State Meet and scored as follows: second place in the high jump, third place in the broad lump, and third place in the discus. One of the sophomores competing for the first time was Orville Barber. Orville's two events were the broad iump and the pole-vault. He is in the second picture. Competing in the 180 yd. low hurdles, the javelin, and the half-mile relay was two-year letter- man, Tom Buckheit. His specialty was the hurdles. Tom is pictured third from the top. Larry Cady competed in the half-mile and the mile relay. Gerry Tauscher's events were the 440, the mile, and the mile-relay. These two senior members of the 1958 track team are in the bottom picture. Other point winners at the State Meet were: Larry Hildreth-4th place in the 220 yard dash, 4th place in the 100 yard dash. Ralph Berg-2nd place in the discus throw. Port Allegany Union High School Track Record 180 yd. low hurdles ,,..,... 22.1 ........ Brenneman .,.. Youngsville 1957 100 yd. dash ..........,. ,.... 1 0.5 ,..... Moniak .. Youngsville 1953 .,..,,. Hildreth ........ Port .... ....... 1 953 .,..,.. Sherman Bradford .. 1957 One-mile run ..,,... ..... 4 :53.4 ....,. McMeans ,..,.., Youngsville 1953 Half-mile relay .,..........,. 1:39.9 ,...........,....,,... Port ......,.... 1953 440 yd. run ......,... .,..,.,.. 5 5.4 ....,. Tronetti ..,...,.. Port ...... ,... 1 957 880 yd. run ....,,..... .,.... 2 :16.1 ......, Halfast .. Youngsville 1953 220 yd. dash ....,... ....,..,. 2 3.3 ....... Sherman Bradford 1953 Mile relay .......... 3:57.4 ......,, ............. ......., B r adford 1958 Discus ,......,... ...... 1 39' 3 ....... Baker .... Port ........... 1953 High Jump , ..,,.,, ....... 5 '9 ....,.. Baker... Port . ......... .1953 Javelin .............., ..,,... 1 52' 1 ...,.,. Turner... ,..,..,. Port .......,..,. 1953 Broad Jump ,..... ....... 2 1' 10 ......, Baker ,...,, Port .,....,,..,. 1953 funofticial 22' 6 1 Shot ....,,..,.., .,...,.. 5 1' 5111 Barber.. ...,... Bradford 1957 BOWLING Under the able direction of Mr. Brown the boys' bowling league became a great success. The boys met at the alleys on Saturdays where they received instruction and bowled on their respective teams. It is hoped that in the future other schools will be enlisted for competition. SWIMMING Directed by Mrs. Tronetti, the swimming sea son opened on Memorial Day. During the sum mer the following classes were taught: Beginners Intermediate, Advanced, Diving, Junior Lite Sav ing, Senior Lite Saving, and Adult Swimming The swimming program is conducted by the Com munity Park Association. TUMBLING iff f A ,sn T Officers: Susan Thomas, President, Joyce Klein, Vice President, Virginia Caffo, Secretary-Treasurer. Boys Girls Forty boys in the tumbling club meet once Also meeting once a week are the forty-two a week under the instruction of Mr. Dann. The members of the girls tumbling club. In the equipment on which they work is: mats, rings, latter part of the year, this club along with the high bar, parallel bars, trampoline, horse, and boys, produces an interesting tumbling show. Swedish box. The group advocates the idea The group's advisor is Mrs. Margaret Tronetti. that strong healthy bodies are assets to anyone. Officers: James Anderson, President, Bob Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer, Wally Finn, Equipment Manager, Leonard DeFlorian, Locker Room Manager. FACTS TIGER Advisor ......,,....,....,.,........ Business Advisor ..... Printer ...,..................,....,.. Covers and Binding ....4.... Engraver ..,.,.....,............. Photographer .,..... .,....., LILY Mr. Christensen Mr. McLaughlin Kurtz Bros. Kurtz Bros. Canton Engraving and Electrotype Co. Ted Phalon, Jr. JUNIOR CLASS Motto ...,..,. Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. Colors .......,.......................,.,...... Aqua and White Flower ,,...... .....,.,.. , ...............,......... W hite Orchid Faculty Advisors ...,.. ...., M rs. Gillen Mr. Poole Mr. Kaylor Mrs. Tronetti Mr. Taylor SENIOR CLASS Motto .......... The past is gone, the future is ours. Colors ........,......,..,....,...........4.... Black and White Flower ,.,.........,....,. ..,.. .......,.... D o gwood Faculty Advisors ,..., ,.4.. M r. Christensen Mr. Rackish Mr. McLaughlin Mrs. Nadolske Mr. Dann SCHOOL CALENDAR School Began ...........,....., ........,.,...,. ...... S e pt. 3 Latin Club Initiation ..... Tri-Hi-Y Initiation ,... Senior Play ..,....,., Teachers Institute ..,. Fall Band Concert ...,...... Christmas Choral Concert Senior District Band ...,,,.. State Band ......,.........,... Senior County Chorus Hi-Y Valentine Dance ...,. Senior County Band ..... Latin Club Banquet ....,. Junior County Band ,.,., Sports Banquet ,......,.,... Senior District Chorus ..... Spring Band Concert ..... Sophomore Hop ,......,,.. Junior County Chorus ..... Spring Choral Concert Oct. 18 Oct.27 Nov.l Nov.7 ..., Nov. 20 Dec. 'll Jan.8-'ll Jan.29-3'l Feb.5 Feb. 14 Feb. 'I9 Mar.7 Apr.4 Apr.4 Apr. I6-'I8 Apr.22 Apr.25 Mayl State Chorus ....,....,...........,..,..... ..... Junior Class Play ,.........,, May7 Mayl4-I7 May 'I5 Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom ..., ,,... M ay 29 Baccalaureate ...,...,......... Commencement School Closes ..... May 31 , ...., Junel June5 98 BAND County Virginia Caffo Judy Errick Alan Eicher Carolyn Lewis Nancy Manning Nancy Watkins Sue Thomas Joanne Bayline Sue Hermanson Virginia Rittburg Bob Hyde Linda Farmello Chris Dwyer Jim Anderson Barbara Jordan Jimmy Carlson Kenny Ryan Bonnie Fryer Alan Bates Kay Raymond Betty Barnett Ricky Pinchot Pat Connor Grace Kellogg District Judy Errick Virginia Catfo Carolyn Lewis Donna Newland Alan Bates Bob Hyde State Carolyn Lewis CHORUS District Patricia Connor Susan Hermanson Janice Chilson Donna Newland James Anderson Duane Olson Alan Bates Guy McCoy County Guy McCoy Joel Anderson Patricia Connor Frances Finn Joyce Klein Susan Hermanson Joan Fitch Donna Newland Linda Manning Susan Thomas Bonnie McGee Eileen Smith James Anderson Duane Olson Chris Dwyer Albert Dwyer Alan Bates Donald Daniels BOOSTERS We, the Class of 1959, wish to express our sincere gratitude to the area merchants and businessmen Their financial help and support made possible the publishing of our Yearbook. To these friends who generously contributed, again many FIRST HONORS thanks. AMERICAN-EXTRACT CO. ANDERSON'S MAIN STREET GARAGE Port Allegany ANDERSON'S RADIATOR S Port Allegany ERVICE BECK'S STORE Port Allegany CHAPIN'S MARKET Port Allegany Port Allegany BARRENTAN TESTING AND RESEARCH CO. Port Allegany B. AND F. DITCHING AND EXCAVATING Roulette DR. AND MRS. LEO HELLMAN Port Allegany G. L. CARLSON, GENERAL STORE EDDlE's PooL ROOM-Class of '37 1920-1959 A rural institution serving our community Port Allegany for over a third of a century. Turtlepoint FIRST HONORS lcon't.l JACK 8. GALE'S LOOKOUT STATION MANNING'S DINER Official Inspection Station Port Allegany Port Allegany MARY ELLEN'S BEAUTY SHOP MR. A. E. LONG-Insurance Agency Port Allegany Port Allegany NORTH PENN GAS Co. OLSON-TENGLUND, INC. Automotive POVI Alle9C'nY Port Allegany PFEIL'S PHARMACY PIERCE GLASS CORPORATION Port Allegany Port Allegany PITTSBURGH CORNING ' CORPORATION R. J. 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