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

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BIU'CK S. JOHNSTON “Pres” President Class VII.. VIII.: Commercial Club ’27; Treasurer ’28: Shorthand Contest ’28: .Junior-Senior Banquet Committee: Business Manager of Class Play. “His armour is his honest thought And simple truth his utmost skill”. NORBKRTTHOMAS “Xorb” Boy Council Class VII.; Vice-President Class VIII; Chairman Ring Committee; French Club. “Von Cassius hath a lean and hungry look; He thinks too much— Such men are dangerous IUSSFJ.L CHAMBERS “Russel” French Club: Biology Club; Dramatic Club: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee. He does his work and goes his way. Without so very much to say”. CRACK BROOKS “Gracious” Secretary-Treasurer VII.. VIII.; Pres. Commercial Club; Girl Reserves: Commercial Contest ’28; Class Play; Cap and Bell Club; Ring Committee; Athletic Club. “To those who know her not No words can paint And those who know her. Know all words are faint”. GW EX RAYMKR “Gwen” Girl Reserves: Dramatic Club 27, President ‘29; French Club: Class Play; Debate Club; Girl Council VI., VIII. “Gwen is witty and full of fun Exit ‘Blues’ when Gwen comes.” 11

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THE TIGER JANUARY DIVISION CLASS OF 19 29 President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer. Girl Council Boy Council .-Bruce Johnson Norbert Thomas Grace Brooks Gwen Raymer Robert Corbett FACULTY SPONSOR MISS BERT This class, when it entered high school in January of 19 25, numbered seventy-six. Of these seventy-six, twenty-four graduated January 25, two graduated the preceeding June, eight were bequeathed to later classes, and forty-two have deserted. Some of the last group were dismissed to other schools, some merely became wearied of study, and joined the bored of education. Two of the others have come from other schools, and the remaining ten are contributions from the classes of June. 19 26, June 1928, and June 1929. It is sometimes said that history is measured in terms of achievement. Our class has done all the things that every class does—“did” class parties, “did” a banquet to the January division of 19 28. Three members have represented the school on the football field and three on the basketball floor. Lastly, we have produced a play which has been pronounced by the principal authority of the high school to be more interesting, if not more cultural, than Shakespeare. Now we have already scattered, and have no loonger an identity as a class, but none of us has ceased to be grateful to our school for the things we have learned, and the good times we have had. % its

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THE TIGER FRANCKS WELLS “Frail” Jr. Sr. Banquet Com.: French Club: Red Cross: Student Council ‘27 A lass so jolly and yet so say. One who would giggle the live long day”. ANNA COLEMAN “Anne” Debate Team ’26, 27; Class Historian; Girl Reserves Medley Committee; French Club: Dramatic Club. She’s as pretty as she is smart, A maiden after our own heart ”. GKRTRl'DE WASBl'TZKY “Gert” Commercial Club: Dramatic Club; Debating Society: Medley Committee: Class Play; Junior-Senior Banquet Com mittee. If Gertrude would go on the stage. We know she’d be just all the rage. (As a haunghty Dowager)”. WILLIAM K. CLARK, JR. “Bill” ROBFRT F. CORBETT “Bob” Hi-Y Secretary VIII., Dramatic Club: Student Council IV., President ’28; Bird Club; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee; Tiger Staff ’29. He never lets his studies interfere with his high school education”. President Class IV.; Vice President Class III.; Dramatic Club: Hi-Y ’26, ’27: Bird Club: MemoriamCommittee Sleep, sleep. Thou hast such pleasant charms”.