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

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EUGENE M. GAHLES l'NIGER Football '18, '19g Baseball '17, '18, '19, Council V, Fireman '19, '20g Junior-Se,n- ior Banquet Committee, Picture Com- mittee. A man he seems of cheerful yester- days And confident to-morrows. Eugene is one of the most popular membersof the class. He has taken a prominent part in athletics and has al- ways been an eager, ardent follower of basketball, although he has not played on the team. Someone has said, All in all he is a dear boy . We agree. MARGARET GIBNE Y MARGIE For us all some sweet hope lies, Deeply buried from human eyes. Margaret is a model pupil in all re- spects. She is a diligent seeker of E's. We have found her a true friend and she will be remembered for her quiet, simple ways and her sincerity. Mar- garet as a stenographer, we know will be an earnest worker.

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JENNIE McKlM JENNIlC Red Urossg French Club. Her soul was like a star And dwelt. apart. Jennie, in her own quiet, unassuming way has gained for herself a place in the hearts of her classmates. We are proud to own Jennie as one of us and we tind ourselves that much better from the four year's association with her. JESSE A. FARKAS 'ANUKEU French Clubg Archaen Literaryg Jun- ior-Senior Banquet Play. A proper man as anyone shall see in a summer's day. Jesse is one of the Boys of our class. Always cheerful, always willing to give a helping hand Qin Virgill. He has maintained a good record during his entire course. Jesse, too, has cheered us with his song and wit.

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BEA TRICE A. GONNELL Y ALBEEH Red Crossg Invitation, Captain of Ply- mouth. To knowzwhen to keep silent is a far rarer virtue, than to know when to speak, X Beatrice is one of the quiet members of our class. yet she enjoys a good time as well as any. Her smile and kindly words have gained for her many friends among her classmates. Bee is indus- trious, and this characteristic will help to guide her through the gates of suc- cess. BYRON FULTON LORD BYRON None but himself can be his parallel. Byron has only been one of us through our Junior and Senior years. We will remember him for his Ja-Da and Bubbles , He will make fame for himself some day in literature, for his pen has already gained for him popular- ity throughout the school. We may sum up his characteristics as jolly, wit- ty, clever, and a friend to all.