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

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Routine is a part of student life. These routines form the patterns that fabricate school life. The physical aspects of these patterns are all around us: columns of lockers, rows of desks, and stacks of books. Patterns are obvious in the changing of classes, and attending weekly assembly programs and class meetings. Those who participate in extra-curricular activities realize that they are subjected to the demands of other patterns. Although patterns largely determine a student's activities, these patterns are futile unless they provide the means by which a student learns to think as an individual. This thinking student is one who is able to apply the knowledge that he has acquired from the pattern of four years of high school. We the Class of 1961 present this Tiger Lily, our conception of the patterns of high school life as evidenced in the faculty, seniors, athletics, special events, clubs, and underclassmen. 2

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THE SENIOR CLASS OF PORT ALLEGANY UNION HIGH SCHOOL PORT ALLEGANY, PENNSYLVANIA premfs THE NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE EDITION OF f tt

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 EDITOR Joe Ryan ASSOCIATE EDITOR Lindo Culver COPY EDITOR Alan Bates ART EDITOR Susan Warner PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Linda Farmelo BUSINESS EDITORS Shirley Church Lois Dunbar SPORTS EDITOR Robert Wykoff FACULTY AND CURRICULM 14 Board of Education, Administration Teachers, Employees SENIORS 36 ATHLETICS 50 Football, Track, Basketball, Cheerleaders, Intromurols 1 SPECIAL EVENTS 66 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 71 UNDERCLASSMEN 83 Juniors, Sophomores s 1UN10R HIGH 90 Ninth Grade, Eighth Grade, Seventh Grade ADVERTISING 98 SENIOR RECORDS 103 contents ■i