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

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E TIGER 'S of I9 i 34 I NAME WHERE SEEN Anderson, Hunk .... ......... A t Church ................. Ball, Snowball ......... Chemistry Lab. .......,....w.. Banks, Betty .... .......... A t Choir Practice .............,.,... Barnes, Kenny ......... Bumrning to College Hill Beighley, Dot .... front of a Butler store Brigham, 'Brother ...... ......,.. L oaflng ........,..............,............. . Bucher, Kit ........,... ......... I n art class ........................ Chisholm, Red ..... ......... D own Seventh Avenue ...... Cline, Sallie ...... ......... I n Sutter's ......................... Craig, Dot .......... ......... W orking in the Clinic ...... Craun, Charlie ..... ...... D riving his lizzie ......... Denhart, Dennie Dithridge,. Billie ......... Library ...,...,...............,......, ,. .........Posing in the art room .. Drake, Jim ........... ......... T alking to June ...,............... Eazor, Jen ........... ......... W ith Dot ............. Erenholz, Augie .... ......... B oiler Works .... Farzo, Bennie .. ......... At dances ............................. .. Foster, Bernie .... Friedlander, Skid Ginsburg, Nomee Gray, Chick ........ Henry, 'Millie .... Hudak, Rutt .... Hudin, Steve .... Kane, Nookie .... King, Ruth ..... Kislock, Julie .. Koyko, Dingy .. ,........Anywhere .. ......... Wand'ring round the hall ., ......... Playing tennis ...,.....,.,,..,,.., ,, . ......... At the A 85 P ....... A In New Brighton ...... Trekking to school - ....... . .........VVith her boyfriend At Peggy Ann's .... Nowhere .,...........,.. Lapicy ffsusiev .,....... W ith Martha ..i....... Law,-ence, Ai H ,,,.,..., Talking to teachers Louueig, Lou ,,,.,,,,, ,,,....., F ootball Field .....,....... Marconda, Amie ..... - --,--- -- Matuski, Matty .. McElwain, Mac .. Merriman, Bill .. Miller, Tibbie .. Muoio, Betty .... Muto, Pluto Newton, Peg .... Nippert, Wes ....... ......... Ohnezeit, Mazie ..... ........- Rimbey, Al ........... --------- Rolinson, Joe .... ..-.,---. College Hill .....,. , ,,,,,.... Golf links ........... . Riverview .............. , ,,,,..... Hustling around Most anywhere ..,.,, Mary's .........Delmar Field ...,...,,With Bob Ewing . Rushin' to Ellwood .... .... With Jean Ormston .....,.. With Smith Truckers ...... Blackhawk airport ........... FAVORITE EXPRESSION ............ You nasty man' ..... Got any gum'?' ............. Who cares' .................. Aw nertz' .... Gee, ain't I pretty' sonl' .......f'Darn Betcha' ................,.......... Hello! ' ..,........... Yes, Miss Hill' .,.,. You wouldn't kid me' ..... I made her go 40' Pest' resent that' ,...... 0h! for goodness sakes' ........... Don't be so funny, ..........,..... Hey, Pepper' ..... Wanna buy a ticket?' Eddie' .... G0t an extra pencil' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .,.... What did you say? ......... It's O. K. by me' ..... Let's go skating!' ....... Wanna wrestle' ..... How do I look' ........ N0- foolin' 1 'Go on!' ..,.............................. Honest' , ...... Give me your Trigf ......................L.. I'l1 Say' ............... Greet1ngs,, SIT, , .... You ain't so tough' 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 ................ How am I doin'? ............... 0ff women for life n Lend me your Physics ......,.............. You're screwy .............. I'll beat you ...... You can't take it ........... Oh, little me Chl you dear Save your nickles and dimes . .,................... Crammeny sakes' , ............,.,..........,.. Sez you ........ Got your work done? 1 Sami, ffqjuckyv ,,,,,,.,, ......... A t a football game .......,.. ,..... ' 'How am I doin' boys?' Schuttgy Murph ,,,,, .,.,..... O ffice Practice Room ......... ..,.... ' 'Wanna buy a duck? Sheridan, Jim ,,,,, ,,,,,.,.. G reasy Spoon Restaurant ...... You're just that kind Smith, Gunb0a,t'f ,,,,,,, ,,..,.,.. D oing the family washing ..... ....,..,.... ' 'VVhat do ya mean? Stanczak, Marne .. ......... Around t0Wn .......................... ...................................... ' 'Oh my Steele' Jumb'f ,,,,,,, .,.,,,,.. O n Honor Roll in 301 ......... ............ ' 'Boy, did I fall for him Straub, 'Whitey' ,,,,, ,.,,..... I n Stewart's Dodge ......... ..... ' 'What's one man's opinion Tagg, HE1euu0i-'i ,,,,, ,,....... T alking to Mr. Axtell ....... ........................... ' 'I don't know Trybone, Aday ...-- Looking for a job ........ Tweddell, Dot ..... ,........ N ew Brighton .,.,.....,...... Vasas, Babe ...... Vasas, Skeets .. Vaughn, Fritz --.-- --------- Walters, Dutch .. Weir, Dave ...... Wilde, Lefty Young, Cece .... Page Twenty-Five Xvlth the gang .................... VVith the Kid Sister ..... .,,.... Oh! yes, un huh 11 ....,..... Darn if I know .........,....,, You're telling me ....,................ Don't blame me At the Green Lantern ........ .... ' 'Ohl I don't know about it Walking up the avenue ....... ...........................,... ' 'He's nice Dodging girls ...........,............ ...., ' 'You don't know me Beating a drum ................ Walking home ..... . .... 'Tm snowed under ..... 1'm not a sissy

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V W f , s H I .:r'f'T'2', ' fn l f THE TIGER ' of 1934 I E4 I n 1, Y f. if p .1 5 f P E V l . y , E I I iw I . E I F E E E MARTHA WALTERS Brush Ka Palette Commercial Club Chorus DAVID WEIR Class Mushball SUNSET The setting sun with its dying beams Has bathed the hills in brilliant fire, And city tower, and dome, and spire Are gilded by the far-off gleam. Golden threads through pine trees stream And quiet brooks glide by so dire, That heavens themselves seem to be on fire. Oh! sunset in summer's a beautiful dream And I'm loathe to see it fade: Though I know it will come again tomorrow To me it will not be the same. Oh! all these things by God are made God who sends us joy and sorrow He rules o'er all in splendour, glory and fame. ELEANOR TAGG FRED WILDS Band Orchestra Hi-Y CECIL YOUNG Tiger Cub Staff-Editor VIII Orchestra ' Hi-Y Assistant H. R. Leader VII Home Room Basketball Home Room Mushball Football Manager VIII Page Twenty-Four

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P, F L+ I THE TIGER ' of l9 CLASS HISTORY lt is hard for us, the members of the January class of '34 to believe that our high school days are over. Our whole school life has been pleasant, but especially have our high school days been happy ones. We entered high school as very, very green freshmen, in January, 1930. Soon after our arrival we were compelled to enter- tain the Sophomores and upper classmen at the customary Freshman Day. You would have been amazed at some of the clever things my fellow-classmates were found to be capable of doing. Then came our turn to be entertained, when a gala Fresman Recep- tion was given in our honor. We found that we must have leaders, so Raymond. Schutte was chosen for the first half of the year, and Harold Chisholm for the second. During the second half of the year, our school obtained a new principal, Mr. Jackson. Firm in his convictions, loyal to his followers, he made a good leader and his efforts in behalf of our class have been sincerely appreciated. Our iirst year passed and we found that we had put away Freshman ideas and had taken up our duties as Sophomores. At the beginning of the second half' of this year, we moved into our fine new high school. Immediately we became justly p-roud of the building, as it is equipped as few other schools in the entire country. Harold Chisholm was chosen the leader for this entire year. Juniors! Oh, that sounded so much bigger than Sophomores! High school was grand now! We found, however, that there was much work to be done. With the co-operation of Miss Porter, Miss Hill, and Mr. Axtell, we entertained the Seniors in splendid fashion at a banquet which was enjoyed as much by our class as by the Sen- iors. In order to make money for this purpose, we sold candy at football games. Our class leader for both semesters this year was George Merriman. We were back the next semester with a new namew-Seniors-sounding bigger and better than we had imagined it could sound. Our position in high school was now one of great honor and we were justly proud. During the first half of the year, our class was well represented in the A Capella Choir which won the state contest under the direction of Miss Kleinfelter. This semester was also spent under the leadership of George Merriman. Then came a round of rings, pins, invitations, name cards, and fun as we became A Seniors. One of the events which we enjoyed most was the banquet given in our honor by the Junior class. Our last president was Harry Smith. During the entire four years of our high school career, we have been quite prom- inent in school affairs. We have contributed many of our members to football, basket- ball, the choir, the band, the orchestra, and many other activities. lVe have been proud to claim Samuel Walter as a member of our class. An outstanding pianist, he won the county contest last year. All in all, our days at B. F. H. S. have been happy ones, and it is with a feeling of sadness and regret that we say goodbye. Although we shall never come here again as students, our thoughts and hopes will always be for her success. Our parting Wish is that the Senior Class of !34 be remembered as a class Gone but not forgotten. BETTY BANKS. Page Twenty-Six