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

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The Tlcm ,A ,fm j,:,, I - S ' . ' gg.,-gas . J. H I, 4, . , , - time ,- f he A- . ,-. 5.54, L',,-F'--'T , I I ,E 'iv - 'fs-. QF' -.. I 1 4--,uw 1,-P - rw- . -- ' 1 ' , '. 2 : 2' . 9-hui' 'C ' fl 1 v-' F-V ' Hr F' li .14 this I A '- 'ul CATHERINE DIARY BUTIAER , Katz Treasurer Class II, Secretary-Treas- urer Class III, IV, VI, VIIQ Vice- President Class Vg Girl Reserves: French Clubg Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, Red Cross, Chorusg Ring Committee. Catherine is one we'll never forget, One ol the happiest we ever met. GEORGE TSORVAS CHARLES RYANS George- Chuck Class Basketball, Football, Carrick Class Basketballg Track '28, '29, High School, Red Cross. Football '28, '29, Red Cross. George is 11 happy lad Charles played on our football team Ever joyful, never sad. And is held by all in high esteem. 3 V -it ,em gash! , , W r ee as ,W ,,,,,. V, . , ,i i 1 f.-:,v' 5 J m f, .,r. 4.,, - ,.,,, ., ., , I L4 f' '.

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4P s P4zY7- F f'A'l,LA6g g-F r:ii1ia??f'-- Q Q The TIGER 5 ' Azi' ' ,gf -faqs, - N Agar-::esf1?R ,,. I' ' ,. . ' L-4 fir' 52 568'-. . 2 -s . -1 - 'rx -apr 1.. - ,!' ,v , ., .4 . .,.,,r A , Q ,. -1--X, ' 5 ,a X L 4- 9,y ,4 Lf' 12. 5 ,lt f f .......1 1 4 . HOXVARD FREED ' 'Hank' ' President Class VII, VIII: I-Ii-Yg Fireman '30g Biology Club '28, '29g Sec. '28g Band '29, '30. lie not only the President of our class Hut the President of all you do. The world is proud of such leaders as you. JUNE DIVISION President .....................-............ Howard Freed Vice President ............................... Paul Gilmore Secretary ............................... ,--- Gertrude Loos Treasurer ................................. Stella Altmeyer Girl Council -............................. Virginia Telford Boy Council .-........................... Bernard Johnson FACULTY ADVISER-MISS ,RONEY Our class entered High School in September, 1926. W'e have not been a mediocre group during our iirst three years, but this last year we feel we have truly made some noteworthy contributions to our school. The entire debating team this season was composed of six of our number. In addition, a member of our class took first place in the County Extempore Contest, representatives for both declamation and oration were chosen from among usg and finally, eight of our group have taken part in the commercial con- tests. During the other three years of our careers we were active and numer- ous in all phases of activity. We claimed seven girl and ten boy athletesg four in the band and orchestra, five other musicians, and three who placed in county typewriting contests. Our class parties, held each year, were definite successes. Our Junior- Senior banquet, prepared with a great deal of effort, was recognized as one of the finest ever held. And now one hundred and ten of us are graduatingg the largest class up to the present time. We feel that ours has been a full four yearsg a period we shall always remember with much pleasure and few regrets. 5 f saves' me -It ,mx if f WDW af., ' . I W I ,LX ' :QQ I iff'-'k.' . . I. rf 1 1' s' in -I 'L ' jc I 1 B I ' A 1 -rvgfisjligif'-f.,.QT'fj-Q'U'-?f1-gli? wif, 1-S-1 ' -'55, .1'fw:'r 'h if V A ' G up - I N Ii, 1 f '5fT1-'L . V :ig-'. .?i --'TI ' it ' C .9 ' I . , 1 4' , '- r.:'.' -' I A V ,. 1 . ,. , -5 . L I 1 ---..,,, . 5 - r i