Beaver Falls High School - Tiger Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

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f I I . EiI1iil lfIiiiI1?E'fi 1ZiI7 fZ fZiEJ 6 tl ,.f, VIN it A it - A OPUBLISHLD BY THE STUDENTS OFM V R M MBEA E FALLS HIGH SCHOOLA If M if XBEAVER FALLS --- PENNSYLVANIAN ft ll I it ll tl BOARD OF EDITORS. it f. X, Editor-In-chief. . . ........................ G. 'Conn Kennedy M Assistant Editor ...,...... .................. G ladys Garvin 2,5 Business Managers ............... Charles J. Molt, Karl P. Reich Vi U Assistant Business Managers .,... Howard Moore, Leonard Fullerton W 5 3 ASSOCIATE EDITORS M X! yt Personal. . . ........................ Hathaway Martin X, News ..... ........,..,....., C atlierine Bert M Athletics . . .......... .,....... J anies Vxfindrani H Art ........ .... 'V Villiain B. Denhart, Gladys Porter Exchange .... ...,................. lv Iiriain Bell W Educational. . . ........,..............,,. G. Earl Lutz ll it fi FACYLTY ADVISERS V tl-If Mr. C. C. Green MI. E. R. Carson Mies A. M. Elliott it Mr. J. O. Crumb MISS E. M. Reed Miss M. A. Wallace fl W Miss Pearson Miss S. Palnier Mr. J. A. M. Stewart M Miss F. Eakin Mies M. A. Cook Mr. J. s. MeIsaae it X! 6 1 K W N 1 9 1 7 J U E . A I A ee M V fi ml 2f 'i7ii?lEfl 7 3 ' iii t. ' - X w w' 7 M . A it V Entered as second class matter October 22, 1914, at the Postoffice of Beaver Falls, Pa., under the Act of March 3, 1879. A -W xv-W xxx-Z7 Sew eww --Qs? Q'-V xv? 'W gg ge .4 . 4e ,e 4 4

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THE FHGEI2 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1917 JANYAHY DIVISION. Listen, my friends, and vou shall hear The hi'5t01'Y Of This. 1115' class, so dear, Of lessons learned and victories won, The class of '17 is second to none. In January, nineteen-thirteen, Foity-five as green little Freshman as ever were seen, XVith heads held high and eyes alight, lflntered our High Schoolfa goodly Sight' As We passed the row of teachers bright Our dignity vanished at the sight, For were we not both weak and small, Compared with those who know it all? And then it was our vision cleared, And before our timid gaze appeared Tw 0 hundred faces, smiling bright At us, in our unhappy plight. For We were but the Freshman class Doomed to take the upper classmen's sassg But thengwe said it with a smile- VVe too would be Seniors. after While. A prayer was offered, a song was sung, And with it all the rafters rung, YVe listened and our hearts did quake, For they sang to us, XVake, Freshmen, Wake. VVe went to our classes and each one resolved, His Erzgfish to learn and his Algebra to solve, But alas, for our hopes, just one week from that day, 'We were as lost midst our lessons as a needle in hay. 'Twas then that we found our teachers were bright For they could find notes with almost uncanny sight. And as for whispering, Woe to him who dares, For no human ears are so perfect as theirs. in course of time came the upper-classmen's partyg They gave us to High School a welcome hearty, The next day however, was a series of shocks- Most of our fellows were shorn of their locks. 7