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

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4 . .-.. M., . 'W' fx FW ffm, -N 1 4--! n 'Q ' , . r'h'f'Tr l,,,,, K, gf :Alix ., ZS yn QQ, ffXA . ,.,. Qu 'S A V... Ai li . , X .. if lu , 1 4 E 9 1 Jax fX . K- XX 1 X4 Q1 fmcfemusnn ,,,A 1 - 1.M: .,n-fr. f Q!! JM? JACK CORBETT Jack' President Class I, II, III, IV, VI, VII, VIII, Hi-Y President '27, Shakespearian Literary Societyg Fireman, Fqootball '26 '27, Track '25 '26 '27g Senior Class Play, Jr.-Sr. Committee. Banquet Quiet, gallant, gentle, tall, One of the noblestg best of all. JANE MCP:-lERsoN l 4'- Chummy Le Conte Jr. High '24g Student Council IVQ Sec'y. Sz Treas. Class V, VI, VII, VIII, Athle- tic Club '25g Commercial Club '26, 27, Girl Reserve '27g Cap and Bell Club '26 '27, Tiger Staff '27, Class Basketball '26 '27g Commer- cial Contest '27, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee. A maid of quiet Ways is she, A friend to all sl1e'll ever be. , PAUL WILSON Beans College Hill Jr. H. S.g Vice Pres. VII, Foot- ball '24 '25 '26, Basketblall '25 '26, Track '25 '26, Capt. '27gSec and Pres. Hi-Y '25 '26, Treas. '27, Academic Contest '25g Geneva Chorus '27g Firemang Operettag Ring Oommlitteeg Class play. Hang sorrow! Care will kill a cat, And therefore lets be merry. MARTHA REESE Sfv V DCR ' Martha l Cap and Bell Club '25 '26 '27, Girl Reserve '26 '27, Tiger Staff '27g Student Council '27, Ring Committeeg Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee. Her modest looks the cottage might adorn, Sweet as the primrose peeps beneath the thorn. WILLIARD WEBSTER WilIiarcl Football '24 '25 '26g Track '25 '26 '27, Hi-Y '24 '25 '26 '27, V. Pres. '27, Pres. Student Coun- -cil '27g Class Playg French Club, Tiger Staff '26 '27g Ring Committeeg Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee. Honest and cheerful whatever he does, On to the goal is the motto he loves. Willing to help his classmates all, Always ready to heed their call. Rich in talent, full of jest, Daily doing his level best. ,.'1 k Q J , ' , ' - gg, 534-F I I -- .. E, ,f Vx --Li 5 ,- . N -all A2 .1 fXLd tins 4 N Q, 1- f f' 5 . i I-'x 5 fa X' A' . A Ni? K R f 22' ' ' A' 72.1 1 - I ' m x L , ' f. 'f 1 4, xx S' - . 'H f ,L it X A11 r-WJ

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paw ,fX.f-NF Fm VY TCW N ' ' f' 1 N 'S QKTF. rj V X 1' JU XX , - fn -1 l . ka , ,. - 'A' LN-Q f' ' rrrv-aw, is ' ' '-' litem. rt 'iff' imi If as XF' 'ff EH '5iltlY i : W ,Il , N lt F11 jg fx, ' X UW I g a ' T. 'I vi IXI L' W b Rf Nw X 'fl JANUARY DIVISION 1-1 I i I C- I .ii 1 , OFFICERS . Q J X FN' Jack Corbett --- ............... President rx Evelyn Massey ..,...,.,... ..,......,.....e...........,... G irl Council 3-y Jane McPherson .... --- Secretary-Treasurer K V fd' Evelyn Masser ..... ...... G irl Council ff X Wi1laI'cl NVebster .............. Boy Council I' I' . . I' fx History is a record of achievements and failures. The history of the - TN class is a record of what it has accomplished. Four years of high offer L1 b ' ample opportunity to do much. , , N A There are three fields in which high school classes are offered the op- if I ortunity of making history: the academic field, the social field and the ,.i P O I if 1' ,jathletic field. Socially the class has had much success. Parties were L v 'x annually held which were successful from all points of view. To the .. ' organizations in the high school, it has contributed many hard working N-'T -X members. px 6 Athletically the class has contributed its quota to the numerous ath- K 'XF letic teams. if , Its members have been on the football, basketball and track teams-I L almost continually for -four years. In the academic field it has had its X 'T X intellectuals Who have participated in many contests. f . X ,l This class, although very small, has accomplishments of much worth -' to its credit. These have not failed to make an impression upon the school's record, iii it I-I r xml. x ft fl, 1 '- I 'l I l It w 1, . i . If . I, , eJ!.. :ff I r : ,R M illi wx X ff , I I 9 f- L,a.- j I 4 'Sf X Q U. . I 19 V J Y ,L ll M , . 1:145- I i s WW ' ZX 3?

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few ,ferns F5 FY SW' 4 ' f' :Xl I X 1 C Du, rrwi ' kj s J J X X. t fx ,-. v c , 6. - . .ic cctv X xx?-Iwwrwxxfk '- ' Y-'L ' X. ff gi 'Rf M 1 ff wr' Pffb '. lim N L.-1 im' vi- ji. - Q JAMES GRECO 'fix' B 7' Q Posy - Q xl' 'yi' Sliakespearian Literary Societyg Fireman R r g f '24 '25 '26 '27g Dramatic Clubg Hi-Y '25 '26 '273 l ,pil 'I .: ,M Pres. Commercial Clubg Football '25 '26g Bas- izl, , ' 'l ketball '25 '26, Captain '27g Tiger Staff '27. Y l ' lk l - Sleep Sleep C - If ll Thou hast such pleasant charms. N' ll .lx X. l DOROTHY G. MILLER 7 1 Dot Mx ' Shakespearian Literary Society '24g Jr.-Sr. R fa Banquet Committee '26g Giri lzeserve '26 '27g x ,l Dramatic Club '25 '26g Commercial Club '25 '26 - '27, Sec. '28g Student Council '26g Class Basket- X- f' ball '27g Invitation Colnmittee '2Sg Biology 'Y ' b Club '28g Class Play. Q X - f E Here's to one whom we all knew, 4, . j Pals like you were mighty few. , !, LP ' ROBERT IVICGANDLESS r fx T N H'BobJ7 lk- It ' Red Crossg Class Playg Shaxespearian Lit- X V l erary Societyg Ring Committeeg Junior-Senior -1 3 '--l 'N 5 T L, W I ,rl 'NN ,il j L 'Cf L' ,K 6x.R'Tl l- X f, KJ- .f 1 iff lf it ,fu 1 ll f C' fr f , lj , 4 1. sk 2, 11 Banquet Committeeg Student Council IV. Here's to Bob, the boy with a laugh, Th-at makes us almost split in half. ROSALINE GOWELL J HTi ny!! Shakespearian Literary Societyg Red Cross: Athletic Club Sec. '25g Girl Reserve '26 '27g Dramatic Club '25 '26 '27g Commercial Club '25 '26g Class Basketball '24 '25g Picture Com- mittee '2S. A lass so jolly, and yet so gay, One who would giggle the lifelong day. STEWARD SNODGRASS 94' HStexN17 Hi-Y '24 '25 -X263 Sliakespearian Literary So- ciety: Dramatic Club '27g Tennis '25 '26 '27g Medley Committee: Red Cross. Called Stew only for short, Regular sport-the Very best sort. . nf -4 lf' I jp I' fi , ., 1,1 -9- ,' h .oJ ji Q.. '? ' N :Z ' 19 . - Yi 1-g .1 uv - , Q' , vr!?. C I ..