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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1960 volume:

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Today, trees and their products form an important part of the economy of Port Allegany. In the growth of a tree, much can be compared with the growth of an individual. Trees grow tall in seeking lightg students grow mentally tall in seeking knowledge. Each tree is a unique creationg each student is a unique individual with his own capa- cities and interests. By such comparisons, trees have been used to relate the various facets of our school our faculty ou1 classes our activitles and our athletics W ff Q' fX if Mr. Holleran and his Wife A1111 at the Junior Senior Prom. 4 111' V '1' if ' l 7' our C00 erafiue 1 V V bM A 1 1 P1ctu1r,d vxhllg Lhecklng, then mulboxcs ue M15 VV11ner md Mr Blbuogk Eileen Smith on the rings in gym class. X Guy Evens uid Tom bifioid 1n the Agugulture Shop M Olfblf' 8Xflf'0LClfLlf'lf'LClfL ULF' V: f , ri The most colorful and enjoyable event of the year was our Prom. Pictured at the banquet are Norma Nelson and Jim Newton. g X T1 f ff ivf u r to r y. 1 l .u,:e yyell t lulu e lllu l ' ' lloo ' v t Gail Gregory and Carol Lee during a half-time routine, 10 Barbara jordan, voted Flanung Folrage representfrtrve by her classmates. fs A fw fs fs A ihe tip off stirtmg the home hisketb 111 Qime With St NI INS 0lfLI Ll0,f8l f5CA0!6L5LLLC 2 , V V' - 1 V t X N s i ee ei t Keith Summorson kicks the extra point While Earl Brown holds the hall. The game is at home against Emporium. 1 Majorettes and band performing during the half-time of a home football game. The dClDl1I11StIdt1011 and faculty IGPICSCITE the OUtS1ClC 111 Huences Wluch affect the g1OWth of a tree Tlu oughout our school Veals, ou1 teachers a1e constantly encou1ag1ug prunmg, and trammg the upward course of ou1 knowledge to msure a sturdv p1OdUCt Whlch 1S able to compete fO1 l1vel1hood 1n the fO18St of the World 2 N.-NS 'N KK X NX... ffff v Z? 'N-A 9 5'- 5 24' fig FAC LTY b . 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His hometown is Adamsville, Pa., and his hobb'es are hunting and fishing. PRINCIPAL Principal Mr. Robert Strornberg received his B.S. degree from Lock Haven and his M.Ed. from Penn State University. Mr. Stromberg has 9 years of service and his hometown is Port Alle- gany, Pa. Mr. Stroniberg is married and has 2 children. His spare time activities are hunting and fishing. GUIDANCE Mr. Forrest VV. Watkins, Guidance Counse- lor, received his B.S. degree from Mansfield State Teachers College, and his M.Ed. from St. Bonaventure University. Mr. Watkins has 10 years of service and his hometown is Little Marsh, Pa. Mr. VVatkins is married and has 2 children. His activities are tree planting, grow- ing flowers, and working with the .Air Force Re- serve. He also advises the Projector Club and the F.T.A. Mr. Forrest W. W7atkins, Marilyn Iestes Mr. Brown, Mr. Swinsick, Mr, Petzold, and Mr. Bates. CIE CE 2 ,X ,f- ...D Mrs. Eileen Ahl B.S. Mansfield S.T.C. Teaches Geography, Horne Eco- nomies Activities: Mrs. Ahl's 8th Sorority Hometown: Pleasant Mount, Pa. Married, two children Mrs. Marilyn Anderson B.S. Mansfield S.T.C. Teaches 7th and 8th grade English, Health Hometown: Shin gleh ou se, Pa. Married Mr. Edward Babcock B.S. Mansfield S.T.C. Teaches Math, Science Activities: Senior Pla Dir .y - eetor, jr. High Athletic Club Hometown: Shin glehouse , Pa. Married 19 Mr. Edison Bates BS. Albright College Teaches Science, Biology, Trigonometry Activities: Biology Club, 9th Grade Advisor, Treasurer of Activity. Hometown: Glenrock, Pa. Married, one child MATH X f Z Mrs. Sweeney, Mr. Hallstrom, Mrs. Licastro, Mr. Babcock, and Mrs. VVarner Miss Roberta Brown B.A. Penn State Univ. Grad. work-Penn State Teaches Social Studies Hometown: Byrnedale, Pa. Mr. Robert Brown B.S. Lock Haven S.T.C. Teaches Ir. and Sr. Science, Sth and 9th G r a cl e Science, Chemistry Activities: Bowling League, Science Club, Science Fair Hometown: Port Allegany, Pa. Single 20 Mr. Clair Campbell B.S, Mansfield S.T.C. Teaches Special Education Activities: Senior Play Dir- ector, Hi-Y, Athletic Club Hometown: Canton, Pa. Married, three children Mr. Robert Cirroll B.S. Indiana S.T.C., M.A. WV. Va. University Teaches Geography, Penn- sylvania History Activities: Conserva- tion Fish and Came Club Hometown: Jeanette, Pa. Married, one child FACULTY 5 SMF? SOCIAL STUDIES ,Q A 1 FGREIG N GUACE , it Spanish: Mr. McLaughlin. French: Mrs. Gillen. Latin: Mrs. X'Vatkins, N.,-f Mr. John Holleran B.S. St. Bonaventure Grad Work-Clarion S.T.C. Teaches Driver Education, Health Activities: Sophomore Class Advisor Hometown, Eldred, Pa. Nlarried, three children Mrs. Rose Licastro Lock Haven, St. Bonaven- ture Teaches Reading, Math Activities: jr. Red Cross, F.T.A. Hometown: Port Allegany Pa. Married, two children Mr. James McLaughlin B S. Lock Haven S.T.C. Grad work-St. Bonaventure Teaches English, Spanish Activities: Varsity Club, Yearbook, Sr. Class Advi- sor, Ir. Varsity Football Hometown: Port Allegany, Pa. Married, two' children Mr. Iohn Moyer B.M. Temple University Grad work-Mansfield Grad work-Penn State Teaches Instrumental Music Activities: Ir. Band, Sr. Band Hometown: Boyertown, Pa. Married, two children HOME ECONOMICS 'HX Maiy Lou Cady, Mis. Ahl, Miss Peikins, and Beverly Kellogg Mrs. Ina Nordstrom B.S. Lock Haven S.T.G. Grad work-Penn State Teaches English Hometown: Austin, Pa. Married Mr. Charles Osani Miss Patricia Perkins B.S. Indiana S.T.C. Teaches Home Ec nomics B.S. Penn State Grad work-Penn State Teaches Agriculture, lndus- trial Arts I A Hometown: S gleho s Activities: F.F.A., 7th Grade Pa, V Class Advisor X Hometown: Galeton, Pa. Married, two children M GK Activities: F.H. .1 F N wi 24 of Mr. james Petzold B.S. Ed. Clarion S.T.C. Teaches Physics, NI a t lm Plane Geometry Activities: Science Club Ho-inetown: Iohn sonburg, Pa. Married, one child FACULTY MUSIC, ART, AND COMMERCIAL Mr. Gamble, Mrs. Tronctti, and Mr. Dann. PHY IC L EDUCATIO X X rx C, .-. M1s. Elizabeth VVarner BS. Edinboro S.T.C. Grad work-VVisconsin Grad work-Penn State Teaches Math, Science Activities: Audubon Club Hometown: Port Allegany, P a . Married, two children Mrs. Emily VVatl:ins B.S. Mansfield S.T.C. Grad work-St. Bonaventure Grad work-Penn State Teaches Latin, Science Activities: Latin Club Hometown: Elkland, Pa. Married, two children Mr. David VVertz 13.8. Indiana S.T.C. M.S. Ed. St. Bonaventure Teaches Typing, General Business, Banid Calculation, Business Ex- ploration, Personal Typing Activities: National Honor Society Hometown: Lewistown, Pa, Married, two ch'ldren at 'PT' Mr. Joseph Witowski B.S. Mansfield S.T.C. Grad work-St. Boneventurc Teaches Social Studies Activities: Basketball Coach Hometown: Kulomont, Pa. Married, one child B0 RD OF UCATIG X Standing: Mr. Neil Greenhillg Mrs. Lucille Churchg Mr. G. H. McCoyg Dr. A. H. Bakerg Mr. Carl Stromherg. Seated: Mrs. Dorothea Goodriehg Mr. Garth Nelson, Vice Presi- f- '- clentg Mr. H. M. Herger, Presidentg Mrs. Elenor Michelitsch. Non-member officers: Mrs. C Lewis, Secretaryg Mr. Lane, Treasurer. The Board of Education consists of a group of selected citizens serving the five districts. The Board provides protessional personnel, adequate facilities, and sufiicient material which will enable our school to operate on the most efficient basis. ECRETARIE , DO TOR, NURSES Mrs. Lewis is the secretary to the Superintendent and also the School Board Secretary. She has worked in the oiiicc for eight years, is married and has two children. Mrs. Knapp is the General Oilice Secretary. She is married and has three children. Mrs. VVeezo-rak is the secretary to the Principal and the Guidance Counselor. She has worked as secretary for four years, is married and has two children. Doctor Hanna is the school doctor and is aided hy the school nurses, Mrs. Michelitsch and Mrs. Leslie. The nurses assist Doctor Hanna in the physical examinations, measure Seniors for graduation caps and gowns, weigh and measure hoys participating in sports, and issue medicine to students who are ill. 'i My A,in'fJk7iJjf 'Irs. Lewijwj Mrs. Knapp Mrs. XVeczorak Dr. Hanna Mrs. Leslie Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Kirkman, Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Baker ..-.L 5 g AFETERI PERSONNEL 3, X gf' The cafeteria staff consists of seven women under the supervision of Mrs. Price, dietician. Each day, these women prepare a well-balanced meal of adequate calorie count and high nutritional value. They serve an average of 380 Iunior-Senior high school students daily. MAINTENANC USTODIANS Mr. Harold Baker, Mr. Lawrence Lewis, and Mr. Iohn Gallup are the schoolis three maintenance men. Their duties include keeping all school equip- ment in running order. This service ex- tends to the four other school buildings in the Port Allegheny Union School Dis- trict. 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Wh f 1 fe. 5 I .f 1 ,S ,f X M 4-,A tt f ,wt A Q xx Q UNDER LASSME fn .lil SEVENTH GRADE 1stRoW: Dana Abbott, Larry Abbey, Darlene Anderson, Paul Appleby, Regina Atkins, Harold Baker, Larry Baker, Linda Baker, Paul Barber, Donna Barnett. 2nd Row: Ann Bayline, John Baylino, Arnold Bee, Pauline Bennett, Noreen Ben- son, Charles Birosh, Ray Blanchard, Harold Blew, V aletta Bloomer, James Booruin. 3rd Row: Ronald Bosworth, Darlene Brown, Lyona Brown, Marilyn Carey, Linda Carroll, Rance Catlin, Peter Chastain V, Shirleen Chilson, Frederick Cook, Lorraine Cooper. 4th Row: Reggie Coneys, Sharon Connolly, Betty Cornelius, Charles Croop, Billy Crosby, Patricia Culver, Lloyd Daniels, jack Dalaba, Margie Daugherty, Sylvia Daugherty. lst Row: Rodney Drabert, Carolyn Dudley, Marlene Dudley, Venetta Edgreen, Dan Ellis, Iudy Evens, Paul Evens, Loretta Falk, Duane Fessenden, Wayne Freer. 2nd Row: Carol Calentine, Torn Carthwaite, Philip Graves, Muriel Croft, Nancy Gustafson, Linda Haskins, Judy Hauver, joan Herger, Charles HO'l11l11E!ll. 3rd Row: Darrell Howard, Donald Howard, Harold Howard, Kenneth Hovis, Gregory Huey, Barbara Iohnson, Darlene Johnson, Denny Johnson, Kieth johnson. 4th Row: Nancy johnson, Russell Keagle, Donald Keech, Shirley Keller, Patricia Kelley, john Kingsbury, Donna Kio, Patty Klahuhn, Richard Kio, Jayne Knight. E EIGHTH GRADE Mike DeFlorian Bonnie Doan Diane Dow Bob Edgreen Karen Edgreen Linda Eiswerth Denny Elliott David Emmett Mary Ann Fallenstein Gary Falk Carlene Fessenden Linda Field Edward Harry Fink Cindy Fortner Loraine Freer Linda Frison Linda Glase Susan Goodrich Charlie Green David E. Green Connie Gregory David Hadden Joyce Ann Hammond Ivan Haskins Ianice Heffner Ioyce Hellman Edward Henning james P. Henning Edwin Hoffman Ierry Hoifman Lester Hmof Iody Hults Indy Hurd LeRoy Hurler Kim Iver Iackson 34 Beverly Abbey Shirley Alrnony Stan Bahola David Barth Helen Baker lim Baker Bill Barrho Roger Bean Bill Binder Phyllis Bly Paul Bozzo Cyril Bowser v Dale Brown Anita Brundage Jim Brundage Betty Burg Kathy Butler Kathy Card Cheryl Carey Boh Carlson Vonica Chase jo Ann Chislnire Rita Cochran Mike Coneys Brian Connolly Mary Connolly Frank Cornelius Darlene DeFlorian EIGHTH GR DE Debbie johnson Ro-bert Kaple Iackie Kazimer Mabel Keller Karen Klein David A. Lang Keith Larson Terry Lee David R. Lewis Kenneth Lindsey Penny Linnan Fred Marchinetti Cora Vanetta McDivitt Elmer McDivitt Silvia Kay McDonald Mike Melver Sandra Miller james Mitchell Rance Morey Sally Moyer Bob Mulauski Cheryl Myer George Naegely Brian Nelson Daniel Nelson Dorothy Niles Susan Nordstrum Ronnie Norten Robert O'Connor Wendell Olson Edna Painter Charles Payne Dawn Pfeil Chuck Phalon Bill Pradlinski Bob Radlinski Jimmie Richner Yetta Scheibner Myron Sheerer Corlana Sherrife Gary Shields Robert Simar Ioan Simar Mary Lou Snyder Shirley Snyder Linda Stanbaugh Bob Stauffer Mike Stringer Iudith Sullins Terry Summers Linda Tampuu Gregg W. Tauscher Joanne Thompson Lynne Tilley Jim Tilley Leslie Van Gorder Donna Van Sickle Ann Warner Ruth Ann Walker Jovan Weimer Mary Lynn Weis Dennis Williams Mr. Witowski Not pictured: Gary Currie Irma Young Clair Miller 35 FRE HMB SG Richard Anderson Russell Almony Jim Antill Connie Baker Curtis Baker Cynthia Baker Mary Kay Bayline Paul Bigley Peter Bigley Sharon Bloomer Faye Boorum Bob Buckheit Joan Burdick Albert Caffo Bill Chilson Penny Cochran Judy Connolly Kathy Cook Nancy Crowe George Daniels Harry Daugherty Larry Daugherty Jeanie Dates Buddy Doan Donna Dudley Betty Dunn Mary Ford Truman H. Ford Judy Kaye Francis Bruce Freeman Ivan Frecr Robert Glase Gary Gleason June Gordon Barbara Graves Allen Phillips Cheryl Greenhill Judy Greiner Dan Groff Mary Haggard Joe C. Haggard Robert Healy Tom Hines Frank Hoffman Sharon Hoffman Ronda Howard Jane Hugill Bob Hultz Darlene Johnso-n Nate Johnson Sue Johnson Dick Kallenborn Carolyn Keech John Kelly Peggy Koster Tom Kio Sandra Knapp Robert WV. Knell Cheryl Kupper Jim Lilly Tom Lyman Larry Manning Mike D. Manning FRE SHMEN OPHO ORE Larry Amell Doris Backus Sterling Baker Richard Barth, Jr. John D. Benson Norby Bergholtz Leslie Bilek Diane Borowski Bob Boyer Marcia Bozzo Earline Brewer Barbara lane Brown Joyce Esther Brown Eddie Burgess James R. Carlson Pat Cass lean Chapin Darlene L . Clark Norman L. Clark C. Kay Cochran Kenneth Cornelius Donna Crowe Susan Daniels Ronnie Dates Howard L. Daugherty Edith Dudley Eunice Dudley Richard Eicher David Errick Billy I. Falk Sophomore Class Oflicersz L 1 n cl a Sulhns, Vice-President, Susan Manning, President, Kay Cochran, Treasurer, Sandra Van Sickle, Secretary. illll Ronnie Falk George Lee Ford -lanie Galentine john Glesk Carol Goodrich Howard Goodrich jerry Goodrich Rose Ann Green David W. Groff Dick Hadden Sue Hall Sarah Hammond Kenny Hanchett Mary Henning Dave Higley John Higley Keith Hildreth Bob Hovis Dianne Huff George Earl Hults Tom Jewart Donna Jordan i Gerald Keech F Harry Kelly if L P . il 1 , L! , w was LV' 4fvg ,v gm WWW .VJ ye! I of I Y M ,wif l Q, Lf RalifliAKeX1'n , jaiielliesrxx' l LJ Phil .igfj ik Brucefff. Klein '. M 1 MaryJ'Patyh IFSJWQEH if xy Iiilie Klnowllon KM xi 4 - .ff f if W My by David Larcom Raymond Linnan Nancy Ludwig Chuck Manning Sue Manning Nan Carole Main Patricia Matrone Iovce McKervcy Edna McNeil Milo Morey Grover Neeley Lois Nichols , sf .73 ,so .Q siankii i .' OPHOMORE I 8 Sandra K. Nichols Jane Nolen jim O,Connor Ellen Ostrander Theodore Pearson Malon Postlewait Fred Benner Patty Sewell Jayne E. Schroll Keith Shaw V. 14 Steve She ey 1 She ef MX gyigg Cl fQ.fi.l-Q' J - PM ixiilc' l3,dysp45?lSherxyoocll Patty Sherwood Sandy Van Sickle Dorothy j. Skinner Janet Smith Linda Sullins Paul Sweeney Dave Taylor janet Tengland Roger Tengland Gene Tripp Dorla Turner Bill Vicic Donna Weeks Penny Weezorak Claudia WVendt Mildred Wilcox Carolyn Williariis Ginni Young jucly Knapp Mr. McLaughlin Miss Perkins Mrs. Ahl Miss Swanson Not Pictured: Darlene Niles Roger Roper Joe S. Knell Lester Lyons UN IOR Sandy Ford Judy G unble Vlixlne Goodrich Duane Gregg Ed Gustfwel Iofm Gustfwcl Jane Harcles Ianlce Hennrnff Delores Hovis Bob Hyde Ron Iohnston Don Jordan Louise Kfazimer Thelma Keech Gr lee Ann Kellog Doug Kuhn Russell Lindsey Terry Lloyd Robert Lownrm Norma Jean Lunddren Karen Manning Beverly Mantz Sandy McDonald Carolyn McGee Gary McKervey Mary Lena Michelitsch James Minarcl Russell Myers Pat Nichols Ted Nichols Each type of tree 1S an 111d1V1dl1d1 because ot 1tS S1ZC toun and leaf shape each student 1n the school IS an 1nd1v1dual Wlth h1S own tastes ab1ht1es and lnterests Txees blanches may be hkened to the many school o1gan1Zat1ons Wh1Ch enr1ch the stu dents hfe bv developlng the1r pe1 SOHHIIUGS as Well as then 1'I11HdS Each person 15 able to find an outlet for h1S G1161g1GS 1n the folnm VVh1Ch he prefels TI ITIE Induded IH the act1v1t1es are the dances held durlng Lhe year. Decoratmg for a dance above are three jumorsz .Tun Minard, Barb VVelsh, and Lois Dunbar. fi! ed dndn ATIO Membership in the National Honor Society is awarded only to students who have outstanding scholastic records and who demonstrate qualities of leadership, character, and service. To be eli- gible for the National Honor Society, a student must be in the top one-fourth of his class. The total membership this year is sixteen, or Hftcen per cent of the Senior Class. AL HO OR SOCIETY One-third of the members are chosen in the spring of their Junior year. The selection is made in the annual National Honor Society as- sembly With an impressive induction ceremony. Wllethei' chosen in the Iunior or Senior year, membership in the Honor Society does not ter- minate upon graduation, but continues through- out life. TRI- HI- Y The Tri-Hi-Y is a young girlls christian service club consisting of thirty-four mem- bers. Activities of the club in- clude sponsoring an assembly each year and operating the coat room at basketball games. lt also distributes Easter bas- kets to needy families. E. McNeil, Mrs. Halstroni, M. Benson, G. Kellogg, Mrs. Sweeney, J. Tauscher. CHESS L B The Chess Club, the newest organization in members bring their own equipment. Through- the school, can be called the quietest club. There out the scholastic year, the club conducts a tour- are eighteen members from the top six grades. nament to determine the champion chess player Meetings are held during the club periods and ofthe school. XI1 Hillstiom Ind Stephen Shelly look on is C XI innin H Cv00Cl1'1Lll V Crrlson md D Lucom puticipltz, in 1 chess ournan ent i FUTURE FARMERS OE AMERICA SEXIOR HIGH DRAMATICS CLUB Officers Ioel Anderson, Pres.g Lois Dunbar, V. Pres.g Cyn- thia Sawyer, Sec,y.-Treas. Mr. Swinsick, Club Ad- visor. ff W' A one-act comedy presented by the Senior High Dramatics flqff sl M f ' Club for assembly on March 11. The play was entitled KNO More w I Ii' 0- BOYS-'i .. Club members assisted in producing the operetta Down in yr-ff, ,ffl the Valleyf, Proceeds were donated to the Foreign Exchange L 'VU f ,ff Wk X, XAM,-ff' Student Program. 47 uflfjfyfn ' 6, MU!! , lk! Chenille letters were purchased by the Art Club this year. C They were financed by the sale of ceramic ash trays. The club exhibited oil paintings and pencil drawings in the hall in February. Some of the activities were water color, pastel drawing, and plastic foam carving. Oflicers Barbara jordan, Pres. Irene Joyce, Sec'y Treas.g James Sinsa- baugh, V. Prcs.g Mr. Christensen, Club Ad visor. TE C CLUB The Steno Club consists of Commercial students from the junior and Senior classes. The members perform du- plicating jobs and other vari- ous tasks for both school and outside organizations. The club also plans to print future issues of Teacher Talk, the county teacheiis news- paper. Standing: Miss Swanson, Sonia Sherwood, Call Asel, Norma Nelson, Joyce Thompson, Eileen Smith, Claudia Haskins. Seated: Irene Joyce, Sally Ness, Edward Grimes, Ted Ireland, Kay Raymond, jerry Drabert, Carol Lee, Carol Clark. PROIE TOR CL B The members of the Projector Club set up the projectors and show films for the classes. This year, as a service project, they cut and distributed Christmas trees for the school. They planted one hundred Scotch pines as replacements in the spring. Another club project is its annual trip to a manufacturing plant. Back row: Errick, Sweeney, Clark. Klien, Hults, Falk. Second row: Carlson, Lewis, Blew, Ellis, Green, Freeman, Burgess, Mr. Watkins, Kallcnhorn, Postlewaite. Kneeling: E. Henning, Haskins, Cook, L. Carlson, J. Henning, Drahert, johnson. LATIN CLUB SCIENCE CLUB PEP CLUB l x Led by Carol Lee, the majorettes have seven members in their group. Carol Lee, Alice Carlson, Gail Gregory, Fay Blood, and Iudy Ludwig are Seniors. Tryouts will be held in the spring to replace the five girls. Standing: Deloris Hovis, Alice Carlson, Gail Gregory, Fay Blood. Kneeling: Judy Ludwig, Carol Lee, Alice Sherwood. X S C, .1 IORETTE Deloris Hovis and Alice Sherwood, juniors, will remain as majorettes next year. The girls march with the band in summer parades and during football season. Other activities include performing routines at football games and serving as ushers at school concerts. PRESS CLUB UNIOR HIGH CHORUS Them ne 170 1ne1nbe1s 111 tl1e 11111101 H1gl1 Choxus thls vear Tl1e 1T16I1'lb61S pa1t1c1p1ted 1n tl1e Chrntmas p1og1am and presented 11 co1n bmed Sp1 mg COHC61t w1th the Se111o1 H1gh M1Xed Cl101llS The 1111101 H1gh Chorus Smgs two tl11ee md some fOLI1 pa1t mus1c A few ot the finer o111l1tV n111tl1 g1'1d6 VOICCS w1ll be selected to part1c1pate 1n tl1e Vested En semble next year Any member 1n 111I1tl'1 glade who w1shes may trv out for the Se111o1 H1gh X41Xed Chor11s Several 11n1o1 H1gh students 1ep1esented Port Allegany U111on H1gh at Iun1o1 County Cho111s on Mav 6 lst 1ow D1tes Thompson Carey Brown Nordst1o111 john on Ccoper 1X Iohnson V1rney Flcld Fmer NI Brown Nenno 2nd row VV1lter johnson Hl1ll111OHCl Fgssenden Nuss Fnson Dudley Snyde1 Norton Redmond Culver Bay lme Johnson 3rd low Moslnu J Mmtz L lXIlI1tZ Gloff B1ker S johnson B11r Pful W1ll1l11lS L1rson C1rlson 4th 1ow F16Cl1I'1gt0I'1 M Bayhne Kafnnel Stilllblllgll Sc.l1e1hner M Snyder McDonald Down Bucl1l1e1t He1ley N Johnson OCOHDCJI Dmhert 5th row T1rbox Hear lNILG1LW Goxdon 5111111 B111d1cl1 Humll Thomuaon DIED XIYGIS 131111615 C B1l1e1 D NI1nt7 Ly1111n L XI1nn1ng, McCoy Glecn Mo lner Spm l1r .A , . 1 ., ' ' . ' ' ' , ' ' . ' 1 c .1 A 1 c c 1 1 Q .X I . Q. .K . . . . . I n C . 7 1 . ' . l . I . 1 1 , , I E . I 1 . . 1 - 1 .U 1. A. 1, T 1 . 4',, 1, 1 . 1 1, 1 , , , 1 , 1 , 1 , .A , 1 , 1 , , .1 . , g ' u 1 1 7 3 7' 4 x H' - - ' f 7 7 a '- 7 7- s -77 - 7 7 7 7 7 7 C 1 . . 1 - ',- 11 '11 1, , 1 U J' ' '. . 1 1 . , . . , . 1 , . 1 . , , , . 1 , U, , 1 1, c 1 , 1 . 1 . ' 1 ' f' . . '. ' 1 ' 1 1 . .f ' . 1 , - 7 - 7 C- '7 1 C 7 7 - 7l 7 f 7 7 4 7 ' 7 7 . 1 . . 411, 11 QA - l' 1- - '1- r' 1- 1 1 I 7 L ' ' 3 7 1 3 L 7 3 ,A7 . 7x'Jt' 71 '7 C I L, . 1 . 1 ' ,- 1. 1 1 1 ,- ', 1 ff 1 . 1 1, .1 1 ,, 1 , .1 1 , , ,, , 1 t, . CLEE CL B The Glee Club consists of ninety-six members selected trom the Sophomore to Senior grades. Annually these people present a formal spring concert. Nine members of this Club were chosen to represent Port Allegany at District Chorus. Three of the nine, Guy McCoy, Don Daniels, and Alan Bates attended State Chorus. Several tenor and bass members assisted the Vested En- semble in the presentation of the operetta. PROM Kay Raymond and Tom Hellman The Junior-Senior Prom for 1959 was held on May 29. Chris Dwyer was Master of Cere- monies for the banquet which was held in the cafeteria and home economics room. More than two hundred Iuniors and Seniors and their dates attended the banquet and the following dance. The queen of the Prom was Sue Thomas. The members of her court were Joanne Bayline, Cinny Caffe, Carolyn Sherman, Nancy Cillen, and Bonnie O'Connor. The Junioifs theme Eve- ning in Parisv was attractively presented by the Eiffel Tower in the center of the gym floor. 65 jlmffenf O5 Q Attending the Prom Banquet are FCl1C1P1 Rossetto, WVally Finn, and Gail Gregory. Top: Sandra Van Sickles and Barry Benjamin at- tended a sock-hop. Middle: Carol Hardes, Ingrid Iohnson and the basketball players are on the stage during a pep assembly. Bottom: Mr, Stromberg and Mr. Howard Cleaves are shown before an assembly presented by Mr. Cleaves. The program was a film entitled ':Ani1nals at Nightf, m 's N ' W w l ,Al ' '1 ' W Trees, each season, change appearance to correspond with i surrounding conditions. School emphasis is placed upon a differ- , i ent sport each season. In the fall, football is all important. With V A AV ,f the Winter, interest turns to basketball. Spring brings the track ' p ' meets, and summer encourages swimming. n ! 5 I ff s F.,- n isut t i 1 p os a pi THLETIC ,fs ,fx fw ,fs A ,fs it pr uhm Clb Vhller trles hola, off tmlde 1H the Sheffield gun The Gwtom lost thxi home mme 96 6 In Une gum Cxh 'Xhller IUHS rlght end wgwlnst Smeth Eirl Brown tues end sweep 1g11I1St Emporuun The but Gurus lost the gunn '76 7 K . 1, . A, X - 2 N . A. A k A ' 1 1 S '. J ,L , - - '. Head Coach Mr. Rackish and Assistant Coach Mr. Saiers 1 z ' ' 'a 'L ',1'.' zfffx- z H 22.5 '. A . N ' . z 2 A - . JUNIOR VARSITY Duane Clegg stretches for 1 jump ball 1n the St XI11ys game The Dutchmen defeated POlf IR. R I Y BA KETB LL In 1 comparlson ot the pelcentage of games Won th1s vear the 11111101 VAYSITV was h1ghe1 than the X721151fV bv lOL1ghTV th11teen pe1cent Endmg the season W1th '1 18CO1d ot S1X W1ns and slxteen losses the Ill1'l101 Vars1ty gave ev1de11ce of com Iohnstcn shoots 1 long one 1n the Smethport game The two pomts amed were not enough to countu Smeth oorts lead Port lost mg seasons that Wlll make Port H1gh the team to beat Th1S yea1 s team at the seasons e11d was composed ot seven f1esh111en and e1ght sopho mo1es thlee less than the ougmal complement ot e1ghteen Top 1ow 01JIJOSlt6 Page R Turner G Neeley T Hym 2nd row R Iohnston Is Hddreth B Menclc K Dr1bert 31d 10W D G1egg D Elhs E Bmvsn K Comehus ' ' .' J z -1 .1f.'.' I1 z 1' ' . . ' '. ' gf , 1 , - - , W . . . C . 1 s 7 7 1 v . , c E . . A ' 4 1 w' ' Q ' . 1 , f .. . . . ' , : , , . , . ' -' -' ' . . 1 ' ' A . Q . - . . . 1 . . . n 1 ', . A , . C C . , us . -. . . - ' H I ,, . 1 . . . . , . 1 1 ' 1 . 4 ' 7 ' I' 7 A ., . , . .. TRACK 180 100 One- 880 440 880 220 Port Allegany Track Record yd. low hurdles 22.5.., .,,. Brenneman .. .... Youngsville ., yd. dash 10.3 ....,,.. Sherman mile run 4:53.11 ,.., McMeans yd. rclay 1399... ,....4., yd. dash 55.0 ..,,.... Sherman yd. run 2:12.5... Acre ..,,.. . yd. dash 22.3. ,..,., Sherman Mile relay 3:57.4. ,. .. Discus 145.6'.., Berg , ,. High jump 5 9 ..,.. Baker ..... .... Broad jump 21' 10 .Baker . Javelin 160' 10 , Turner . Shot Put 5 1' 51b , Barlver Bradford Youngsville ,. Port Allegany Bradford .. Smethport Bradford .. Port Allegany Port Allegany Port Allegany Port Allegany Port Allegany Bradfnvrd .. , ,.,.,. 1957 .MH1959 . ,.... H1958 M1958 ...H1959 1959 1958-59 1958 . 1959 , .. 1958 .. 1958 ,. 1959 .1957 Gila Miller, Tom Hellman, and Gary Fessenden starting against Smethport. This meet was at home. im Turner team captain of the 1959 I , track squad. Top: Mr. Dann instructs Mike Glesk, Ronnie Johnston, Gary Fessenden, and Tom Hellman in starting techniques. Bottom: Earl Brown running the 180 yard low hurdles against Smethport. 79 SW MMING Swimming is perhaps the favorite form of summer recreation in Port Allegany. This yearls season began on Memorial Day under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Tronetti. Although the water temperature hovered around the lifties and low sixties, many of the hardier swimmers got wet with a quick, refreshing dip. Instruction classes held this year were Be- ginners, Intermediate, Advanced, Junior Life Saving, and Senior Life Saving. Bowling has been one of the fastest growing sports in Port Allegany. Under the direction and coaching of Mr. Brown, stu- dents may learn how to improve their bowling scores. Many students have been active in the various teams that compose the high school bowling league. Bowling is also extremely popular with the teachers and par- ents. So popular is this sport that a new bowling alley has been planned to supplement the present one at the Masonic Hall. L. to R.: P. Stuckcy, M, Turner, E. Pmcho-ck, S. VVarncr. S. lford, QI. Babola, Mr. Brown, j. Goodrich. The Boyls Tumbling Club is one of the larg- est in the school. It is composed of forty-seven members from grades seven through twelve. The members meet each Monday night to work on the various pieces of gymnastic equipment. In previous years the Boyls Tumbling Club has presented, with the Cirl,s Tumbling Club, a gym show. Although no official show was held this year, the Boy,s Tumbling Club did present an excellent exhibition of gymnastic exercises during the half-time of the Port Merchant- Harlem Ambassador exhibition basketball game. Otlicers of the club this year were: Bob Tay- lor, President, Secretary and Treasurer, VVally Finn, Equipment Manager, Roger Patton, and Shower-room Manager, Allen Klein. TUMBLING The Cirlls Tumbling Club is also one of the largest in the school. It is composed of fifty- three girls from grades seven to twelve. The club has no ofhcial elected officers. Their meetings are under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Tronetti. The club meets each Thursday night from 6:30 to 9 olclock. At this time the members work on the various pieces of equipment. The pur- pose of the club is the obtaining of good fun and well-coordinated bodies. The seniors are the tallest trees, or the most mature students, of school society. Their social and intellectual development represents the Hnal product of high school. Now, like trees that i seek to become taller and stronger, the Seniors must seek their own respective goal or purpose. t 1 Ki,l.. i,,, 11 ..i, , I Z fe, I 2, s c nigga, at - .ix rbr. I , 7 ,h. 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SUMMERSON Kaitlin Academic IAMES CHARLES TARBOX jim Vocational ROBERT EUGENE TAYLOR ..B0b,, Vocational JOYCE A NN THOMPSON Ujoyccu Commercial J All S039 wir VVILLIAM VALORA NANCY MARIE WATKINS Bi1l,' ,N Nancyu Academic ,N U JiAcacleii1ic' Alt! ,iff , P JWJQ 3 ,J N' FM' A eff Qif l MARILYN JEAN WALKER gf 5 in DELORES '1Marilyn', I QSWBEAIFRICE VXYKOFF Academic ,MJMR l VW Vhll BCC? x 4 J ,,y W, Vocational V, , LW 1, ,f, H ,, 'R' 5 ,Q if , SENIOR RECORD JAMES E ANDERSON Band 4 yrs H1 Lrtes Orchestra 2 yrs Black Knrghts Orchestra 2 yrs County Band 2 yrs Glee Club 4 yrs Vested Ensemble 3 yrs County Chorus 3 yrs Drstrrct Chorus 2 yrs Track 3 yrs Junror Play Senror Play Brology Club 3 yrs Pres 1 yr Tumblrng Club 4 yrs Pres 9 yrs H1 Y 2 yrs Dramatrcs Club 2 yrs JOEL ANDERSON Student Councrl 3 yrs Pres 7 yrs Band 2 yrs V Pres 1 V1 Drstrrct Band 1 yr County Band 1 yr State Band 1 yr H1 Lrtes Orchestra Black Knrghts Or chestrr 3 yrs Glee Club 4 yrs County Chorus Drs trrct Chorus 1 yr Vested Ensemble 3 yrs TIGER LILY Junror Plav Senror P111 Drarnatrcs Club 3 vrs Pres 1 yr Junror Mrss Pep Club H1 Y 7 yrs Pres 1 yr Tumblrng Club 7 yrs Proyector Club 9 yrs Conservr tron Club 1 yr CAIL ASEL Natronrl Honor Socrety 1 yr Junror Class Treas Press Club 2 yrs Tr1 H1 Y 2 yrs Steno Club 7 SKIPJ ASTLE LAWRENCE ALLEN BACKUS Conservatron Club 9 yrs Turnblrng, Club 7 EDWARD BARNETT Club 2 yrs BARRY BRET BENJAMIN Glee Club 3 yrs Vested Enserrrble 1 yr Track 2 yrs Press Club 1 yr TIGER LILY Staff Junror Plfry H1 Y 2 yrs Tumblmg Club 1 yr Rrfle Club 9 Vrs F AY SYLVIA BLOOD 'Vlajorette 4 yrs Glee Club 2 yrs Latrn Club 2 yrs Dramatrcs Club 1 yr Pep Club 1 yr V Pres L1 brary Club 1 yr DONALD CARL BOVA Football 4yrs Track 4 yrs BEVERLY JANE BROWN F H A 1 yr Lrbrary Club 4 yrs EARL KENNETH BROVVN Student Councrl 3 yrs V Pres 1 yr Football 4 yrs Co captarn 1 yr Basketball 4 yrs Track 7 yrs Varsrty Club 3 yrs Pres 1 yr FFA 4 yrs Sentmel 3 yrs V Pres 1 yr CONNIE LEE BURG TIGER LILY Staff Junror Play Pep Club 2 yrs P T A 1 yr Latrn Club 3 yrs VIARY LOU CADY Glee Club 3 yrs Press Club 1y1 TIGER LILY Strft F HA 7 yrs Tumblrng Club 3 yrs ALICE M CARLSON Sophomore Class Pres Vlayorette 5 yrs TIGER LILY Staff Assocrate Edrtor Latm Club 9 yrs FTA yr MARGARET LOUISE CASKEY Natronal Honor Socrety 1 yr Student Councrl 1 yr Band 3 yrs Glee Club 2 yrs TIGER LILY Staff Senror Play Dranratrcs Club 1 yr Pep Club 1 yr Latrn Club 3 yrs KATHI EEN JANICE CHILSON Band 6 yrs Glee Club 2 yrs Vested Ensemble 2 yrs Drstrrct Chorus 1 yr Grrls Qumtet I yr Latrn Club 4 yrs FTA 1 yr CAROL MARIE CLARK Press Club 2 yrs Steno Club 1 yr JANICE LEE COCHRAN TIGER LILY Staff JUDITH ANN DANIELS Chorus 4 yrs Press Club 3 yrs Trr H1 Y 1 yr Junror Red Cross 2 yrs LEONARD DeFLORIAN F F A Turnblrng Club BARBARA MAE DOAN Senror Plry Junror Red Cross 1 yr Pep Club 1 yr Conservatron Club 1 yr Treas FHA 2 yrs Tumblrng Club 2 yrs ELIZABETH ANN DOAN Glee Club 3 yrs FH A 3 yrs GERALD DRABERT Glee Club 1 yr Press Club 1 yr KEITH ARTHUR DRABERT Track 1 yr Basketball 1 yr Rrfle Club 7 Conservatron Cl1rb 1 yr JANET ANN DUNKLEBERGER Band 2 yrs Glee Club 1 yr TIGER LILY Stalf Press Club 1 yr Pep Club 1 yr Latrn Chrb 3 yrs Turnblmg Club 4 yrs ALBERT BECKLY DWYER Glee Club 4 yrs Vested Ensemble 2 yrs County Chorus 9 yrs Football 1 yr Track 1 yr TIGER LILY Staff Senror Play H1Y 3 yrs V Pres 1 yr Turnblmg Club 7 yrs Rrfle Club 1 yr Conservatron Club 1 yr Scrence Club 1 yr Dramatrcs Club 2 yrs CHRIS BRIENLY DWYER Student Councrl 1 yr Band 7 yrs Black Knrghts 3 yrs Senror Drstrrct Band 1 yr County Band 4 yrs Junror Drstrrct Band 2 yrs H1 Lrtes Orchestra 2 yrs 1 '1 ' 1 'S I '7 L I 7 ', 1 -S 1 -1 1 -S 1 9 v ' ' ' 1 -4 ' 1 -5 1 - 1 -5 C 1 -1 5 S 1 -1 - -1 1 -1 L . ..1 .'.' 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I I I 1 1 1 1 . . ., ., , . 1 - 1 -5 1 -5 1 I , ,Q , .5 ., I I , I .,I 1 .1 kQ...,L1'.Q , '. , C 1 -9 ' -- 1 11 Glee Club 4 yrs., Vested Ensemble, 3 yrs., County Chorus, 4 yrs., Basketball, 1 yr., Junior Play, Senior Play, Dramatics Club, Junior Missa, Science Club, Con- servation Club, 1 yr., Tumbling Club, 1 yr., Biology Club,3yrs. GARY EDWARD EDGREEN Basketball, 1 yr., Track, 2 yrs., Varsity P Club, 2 yrs., Hi-Y, 2 yrs. ALAN DWIGHT EICHER National Honor Society, 2 yrs., Pres. 1 yr., Student Council, 3 yrs., Sec'y. Treas., 2 yrs., Band, 6 yrs., County Band, 3 yrs., Glee Club, 3 yrs., Vested Ensemble, 2 y1's., Dramatics Club, 1 yr., Chess Club, 2 yrs., Tumbling Club, 1 yr., Hi-Y, 1 yr. DAVID GARDNER ELLIS Student Council, 1 yr., Junior Class V. Pres., Basket- ball, 2 yrs., Varsity Club, 1 yr. LESTER EUGENE ERNST F.F.A., 4 yrs., Pres. 1 yr., Area F.F.A. Sec. 1 yr., Area F.F.A. Pres. 1 yr., Rifle Club, 1 yr. GARY CHARLES EVANS F.F.A., 4 yrs., Tumbling Club, 1 yr. WALLACE FIN N Track, 4 yrs., Varsity 'KPN Club, 2 yrs., Tumbling Club, 4 yrs. GARY FITZSIMMONS BONNIE LEE FRYER Band, 4 yrs., Glee Club, 4 yrs., TIGER LILY Staff, F.T.A. 4 yrs., Jr. Red Cross, 2 yrs., Latin Club, 3 yrs. CECIL VINCENT GALLUP Football, 1 yr., T1'ack, 1 yr., F.F.A., I yr. SARA JANE GARTHWAITE National Honor Society, 1 yr., Press Club, 1 yr., TIGER LILY Staff, Latin Club, 3 yrs., F.T.A., 2 yrs. Sec'y. 1 yr., Tumbling Club, 2 yrs. EDWARD LEWIS GRIMES Band, 2 yrs., TIGER LILY Stall, Steno Club, 2 yrs., Art Club, 1 yr., Projector Club, I yr. GAIL GREGORY National Honor Society, 1 yr., Majorette, 4 yrs., Glee Club, 4 yrs., Junior Play, Senior Play, Latin Club, 3 yrs., Pres., 1 yr., Dramatics Club, 1 yr., Pep Club, 1 yr., TIGER LILY Staff. CAROL JEAN HARDES Glee Club, 3 yrs., TIGER LILY Staff, Junior Play, Cheerleader, 4 yrs., Pep Club, 2 yrs., Tumbling Club, 4 yrs., Dramatics Club, 1 yr., F.H.A., 1 yr. THOMAS GLEN HARDES Band, 1 yr., Senior Play, Science Club, 1 yr., Chess Club, 1 yr. X SENIOR RECORD CLAUDIA ANN I-IASKINS Glee Club, 4 yrs., F.H.A., 2 yrs., Steno Club, 2 yrs. THOMAS GARY HELLMAN Band, 2 yrs., Football, 4 yrs., Track, 4 yrs., Captain, Varsity P Club, 3 yrs., Biology Club, 3 yrs., V. Pres., I yr., Chess Club, I yr., Pres., 1 yr. SUSAN KAY HERMANSON National Honor Society, 1 yr., Band, 4 yrs., District Band, 1 yr., County Band, 3 yrs., Junior District Band, 2 yrs, Junior County Band, lyr., Black Knights Orches- tra, 2 yrs., Glee Club, 4 yrs., Vested Ensemble, 3 yrs., District Chorus, 2 yrs., County Chorus, 4 yrs., Girlis Quintet, 2 yrs., Accompanist, 1 yr., TIGER LILY Staff, Senior Play, Junior Play, F.T.A., 3 yrs., Pep Club, Latin Club, 3 yrs., Dramatics Club, 2 yrs. DENNIS ANDREW HOAK Track, 3 yrs., Football, 1 yr., Conservation Club. BERNICE HOWARD Glee Club, 4 yrs., Latin Club, 3 yrs. THEODORE IRELAND Basketball, 3 yrs., Junior Class Secretary, Press Club, 1 yr. MARILYN JESTES National Honor Society, 2 yrs., Band 5 yrs., County Band 4 yrs., TIGER LILY StaH Copy Editor, F.T.A., 2 yrs., Art Club, 2 yrs., Chess Club, I yr. INGRID ELVY JOHNSON Student Council, 2 yrs., Junior Class Secretary, Glee Club, Pres., 1 yr., Sec'y., 1 yr., Vested Ensemble, 2 yrs., Cheerleader, 4 yrs., Press Club, 2 yrs., Editor-in- Chief, 1 yr., TIGER LILY Staff, Senior Play, Latin Club, 3 yrs., V. Pres., 1 yr., F.H.A., 1 yr., Junior Red Cross, Pep Club, 2 yrs., Tumbling Club, 4 yrs. BARBARA JORDAN National Honor Society, 1 yr., Student Council, 1 yr., Senior Class V. Pres., Band, 4 yrs., Pres., 1 yr., County Band, 4 yrs., Glee Club, 4 yrs., Press Club, 2 yrs., TIGER LILY Staff, Associate Editor, Junior Play, Senior Play, Flaming Foliage Representative, Art Club, 2 yrs., Pres., 1 yr., Latin Club, 3 yrs., Tumbling Club, 1 yr. IRENE THERESA JOYCE Student Council, 1 yr., Glee Club, 4 yrs., Press Club, 4 yrs., Art Editor, TIGER LILY Staff, Junior Play, Sen- ior Play, Art Club, 3 yrs., Secly. Treas., I yr., Pep Club, 2 yrs., Tumbling Club, 2 yrs., Steno Club, 2 yrs., Junior Red Cross, 2 yrs., Dramatics Club, 3 yrs., F.T.A., 3 yrs., V. Pres., 1 yr., Delegate to State Convention, 2 yrs. ROBERT STEELE KALLENBORN Football, 4 yrs., Track, 4 yrs., Projector Club, 3 yrs., Junior-Senior Play Manager, Tumbling Club, Science Club, 1 yr., Biology Club. SENIOR RECORD BEVERLY JOYCE KELLOGC Band 4 yrs Glee Club 2. yrs TIGER LILY Staff SCHIOI Play Trl H1 Y 7 yrs Pres 1 yr F HA 2 yrs 1 es I CAROL JUNE KELTZ Glee Club 4 yrs Vested Ensemble l yr Press Club 3 yrs TIGER LILY Staff JLIIIIOI' Play Semor Play Tumblrng Club 2 yrs Conseryahon Club 1 yr Latm Club 4 yrs DFRIDQIILS Club Pep Club 9 yrs CAROLINE KERN F H A 3 yrs DONALD ARTHUR KESTER F FA 4 yrs Tllfllbllflg Club 1 yr ALLEN CARL KLEIN Tumbhng Club 9 yrs Art Club 3 yrs MARGARET ANN KNOWLTON Press Club 7 yrs TIGER LILY Staff Art and Layout Edrtor Art Club 3 yrs Latm Club 3 yrs FTA 9 yrs AUDREY JEAN KUHN Glee Club 2 yrs Trl H1Y 3 yrs V Pres 1 FHA 7yrs V Pres lyr SANDRA MARY KUPPER yr Tumblmg Club I yr Jumor Red Cross 4 yrs CAROL JEAN LEE Mauorette 3 yrs Le rder Z yrs TIGER LILY Staff Steno Club 2 yrs CAROLYN JEAN LEWIS Band 5 yrs Glee Club 4 yrs TIGER LILY Start L1t1n Club 3 yrs F T A 7 yrs Tumblmg Club 3 yrs Jr Red Cross Representatwe Vested Ensemble 2 yrs Strte Band I yr County Brnd 3 y1s DISITICI Band 7 rs RUSSELL LEE LOVVMAN Conservat1on Club 9 yrs TIGER LILY Staff IUDITH LUDWIG NIa1orette 2 Vrs TICER LILY Stall Tumblmg Club I yr Glee Club 3yrs Latm Club 3 yrs L1br'11y Club I yr NANDY LEE MANNING Natronal Honor Soc1ety 1 yr Band 5 yrs County Band 4 yrs Glee Club Zyrs TIGER LILY Staff Jumor Play Latm Club 3 yrs DT'11113.I1CS Club lyr Pep Club 9 yrs GUY CHARLES McCOY Natronal Honor Soclety 7 yrs Treas 1 yr Stu dent COllI'1C1l I yr Chorus 4yrs County Chorus 4yrs D1Stf1Ct Chorus 3 yrs State Chorus I yr Football 4 yrs C0 captaln l yr Track 9 yrs TIGER LILY Staff Varsrty P Club 3 yrs Secy Treas Z yrs Tumbhng Club 2 yrs Secy Treas Scrence Club 1 yr Pres I yr MICHAEL MULAUSKI Student Counc1l I yr Sc1ence Club 3 yrs Pres 1 yr Projector Club 1 yr MARIANNE NEELY Glee Club 3 yrs Press Club I yr TIGER LILY Staff Busmess Manager Latln Club 3 yrs FTA 7 yrs Tumbhng Club I yr Junror Red Cross 4 yrs Art Club 2 yrs NORMA JEAN NELSON Natronal Honor Soclety 2. yrs Secy Senror Class Secy Sophomore Class Treas Band I yr Press Club 3 yrs ASSOCIHIG Eclrtor 1 yr TIGER LILY Staff Grrl of the Month Steno Club 2. yrs Treas 1 yr SALLY ANN NESS Glee Club 2 yrs Press Club 9 yrs Tumbllng Club l yr Steno Club 7 yrs T11 H1 Y 7 yrs DONNA LOUISE NEWLAND Sen1Cr Play Tumbhng Club 7 yrs D1str1ct Band 3 yrs Treas 1 yr Band 3 yrs Sec y I yr Natronal Honor Socrety 1 yr Tumor Chorus 2 yrs Glee Club 4 vrs Vested Ensemble 2. yrs Grrls Qurntet Accompanrst for Chorus Glee Club Vested Ensemble and the Grrls Qumtet JAMES LYLE NEWTON Natlonal Honor Soclety 2 yrs V Pres 2 yrs Stu dent Counc1l 2 yrs Semor Class Pres Jumor Class Pres Sophomore Class V Pres Glee Club 3 yrs Track 4 yrs Basketball I yr JIIDIOI' Play Vars1ty P Club 3 yrs Sclence Club Secy Treas I yr Boy of the Xlonth DUANE A OLSON Glee Club 4 yrs County Chorus 3 yrs D1Stf1Ct Chorus 2. yrs Blology Club 3 yrs H1 Y 2 yrs Drfz 11191105 Club 2 yrs Pro1ector Club I yr BETTY OSTRANDER Glee Club 3 yrs Latm Club 3 yrs Junror Red Cross 3 yrs ROGER HERBERT PATTON Football I yr Football Manager Z yrs Irack Xlanager 2 yrs Basketball Manager I yr Tumblmg Club 2 yrs . 1 1 -S 1 ' -1 'S 1 I-1 -1 11 -S ' ' 5 ' ' 1 I-' -1 -4-1 -Z - - -1 ' -1 1 -S 1 -1 1 1-5 J ' ' . . r ., vr. .1 .1 , ., , -1 ' ' 1 -S 1 - -S . 4 . .. 1, 1 X I - 7 7 'D ' '7 '7 . 1 I . 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' 1 -S ' 1 l-5 ,, ' 1 -S 1 ' -1 S v '5 ' . 5 , . .5 . , .3 111 ' , .3 C 1 -1 1 -' - 1 ' RICHARD CARL PINCH-OCK Band, 5 yrs. RONALD PAUL RADLINSKI National Honor Society, 1 yr., Student Council, 1 yr, Glee Club, 1 yr., Basketball, 2 yrs., TIGER LILY Staff, Science Club, 2 yrs., Pres., Chess Club, 1 yr. DORIS KAY RAYMOND Band, 5 yrs., Junior County Band, 2 yrs., Senior County Band, 2 yrs., Glee Club, 1 yr., Vested Ensemble, 3 yrs., TIGER LILY Staff, Business Manager, Junior Play, Steno Club, 2 yrs., Pep Club, 1 yr. JOHN EDWARD RAYMOND Football, 1 yr., Basketball Manager, 1 yr., Hi-Y, 1 yr. PHILIP JAMED REDMOND F.F.A., 2 yrs., Conservation Club, I yr., Hi-Y, 1 yr. MARY ALICE RINAMON Glee Club, 4 yrs., TIGER LILY Staff, Latin Club, 3 yrs., Secly., 1 yr. PEARL REBECCA ROBINSON Glee Club, 4 yrs., Vested Ensemble, 3 yrs., TIGER LILY Staff, Latin Club, 3 yrs., Treas., 1 yr. FELICIA HELEN ROSSETTE Glee Club, 4 yrs., Press Club, 1 yr., F.H.A., I yr., Junior Red Cross, 1 yr. THOMAS RUSSELL RYAN Glee Club, 3 yrs., Track, 2 yrs., Football, 3 yrs., Manager, 1 yr., Basketball, 3 yrs., Manager, 1 yr., TIGER LILY Stall, Varsity P Club, 2 yrs., Biology Club, 4 yrs., F.T.A., 2 yrs., Art Club, l yr., Tumbling Club, 1 yr., Hi-Y, 3 yrs., Seciy., 1 yr. THOMAS C. SAFFORD ' F.F.A., 4 yrs. BONNIE JEAN SAWYER Senior Class Treas., Band, 4 yrs., Junior County Band, 2 yrs., Junior Play, Senior Play, Director, Latin Club 3 yrs., TIGER LILY Staff. KENNETH STANTON SCHROLL Track, Manager, 2 yrs., Senior Play, Junior Play, Manager, Projector Club, 1 yr., Varsity Club, 1 yr. LARRY M. SHELLEY Art Club, 2 yrs., Tumbling Club, 1 yr. SONIA J. SHERWOOD Band, 4 yrs., Treas., 1 yr., TIGER LILY Staff, Steno Club, 2 yrs., F.H.A., 2 yrs., Sec'y., 1 yr. SENIOR RECORD JAMES WILTON SINABAUGH Glee Club, 1 yr., Football, 2 yrs., Track, 4 yrs., Varsity PH Club, Art Club, 3 yrs., V. Pres., 1 yr. LEROY JAIVIES SKINNER Track, 2 yrs., Rifle Club, I yr. EILEEN KAY SMITH Student Council, 1 yr., Glee Club, 4 yrs., V. Pres., 1 yr., County Chorus, 2 yrs., Press Club, 2 yrs., Business Manager., 1 yr., TIGER LILY Staff, Senior Play, Steno Club, 2 yrs., Pep Club, 3 yrs., Tumbling Club, 4 yrs., Jr. Red Cross, 1 yr. HOWARD STUCKEY Track, 1 yr. KEITH A. SUMMERSON Student Council, 1 yr., Football, 4 yrs., Basketball, 3 yrs., Track, 2 yrs., TIGER LILY Staff, Editor-in-chief, Senior Play, F.T.A., 4 yrs., Pres., 1 yr., Pennsylvania F.T.A., Pres., 1 yr., P.S.E.A. and P.F.T.A. State Execu- tive Board, Varsity MPH Club, 3 yrs., Chess Club, 2 yrs. JAMES CHARLES TARBOX ROBERT TAYLOR Football, 1 yr., Tumbling Club, 3 yrs., Pres., I yr., Treas., 1 yr. JOYCE ANN THOMPSON Band, 2 yrs., Glee Club, 4 yrs., Vestecl Ensemble, 2 yrs., Steno Club, 1 yr., F.H.A., 2 yrs. WILLIAM VALORA National Honor Society, 1 yr., Football, 4 yrs., Track, 4 yrs., Varsity PU Club, 1 yr., Rifle Club, 2 yrs., Science Club, 1 yr. MARILYN WALKER Glee Club, I yr., TIGER LILY Staif, Latin Club, 3 yrs., Tri-Hi-Y, 1 yr., Tumbling Club, 1 yr., Jr. Red Cross, 4 yrs. NANCY MARIE WAT KIN S National Honor Society, I yr., Band, 6 yrs., County Band, 2 yrs., Glee Club, 4 yrs., County Chorus, 1 yr., District Chorus, 1 yr., Vestecl Ensemble, 3 yrs., Girls Quintet, 2 yrs., Junior Play, Senior Play, Dramatics Club, 2 yrs., Latin Club, 3 yrs., F.T.A., 1 yr., TIGER LILY Stag. DELORIS BEATRICE WYKOFF .Tri-Hi-Y, 2 yrs., Senior Play, F.H.A., 2 yrs., Chorus, 2 yrs., Pep Club, 1 yr., Red Cross, 1 yr., TIGER LILY Stzilf. ADVERTISING The Senior Class expresses sincerest appreciation and thanks for the Hnancial aid given towards the publication of the 1960 TIGER LILY. FIR T HO OR BECK'S STORE Port Allegany MR. E. A. LONG INSURANCE AGENCY Port Allegany ANDERSON,S MAIN STREET GARACI Port Allegany lSIANNING'S DINER Port Allegany COCHRAN'S SERVICE STATION Turtlepoint PIERCE GLASS CORP. Port Allegany NORTH PENN GAS CO. 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