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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1940 volume:

c'c jicfzyz of IQQZO Y7 7 S, L 5 i Q 4 1 i i I 4 i O'ZEM.TO'Z VVe present exeerpts from the seniors' diaries hastily' serawled in the Wee hours, or earefuliy written in more leisurely nfioments. Line by line, pieeed together, they reveal the inmost thoughts and secret desires of the dignified seniors. 4'VVhen the eares of life o'ertake us Mingling fast our loeks with grayng when destiny separates us from the inti- mate friends of high sehool days, treasured inelnories may more easily he revived by these diary notes and pietures. Confanfa S EPT EM B ICR , A cllninistrafiorl OUTOB EI! I 0I'g'ZlHIZbltI01l NOVEMBER Football IIICUEIXI BER .IA N UAH Y Activities 1 I1'?1LIll2LtI011 FICBRUAR Y M A RCI I A PR I L M A Y Basketball M usic: Girls' Athletics I II'ilCI1121fIUll . EL-Y S ,W I Mm. '-X ' ' l 22114 :U E 444m01,,Q,.,, . I ..,,,,6 wi .H 38, X Y , 41123 me fy, H I .... If z f A an 4 mam 5 Pham ,Lsx 'g - - M V-D M in .N , ' V7'4f3E S . A' 'A , ' .M ,- - ' ' ' . . 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CLAIR lWERRIMAN O F F I C E R S President ice-President Secretary Treasurer Solicitor The wheels of the school administration began to turn long hc-fore classes started this fall. The school board had held several meetings in preparation for the opening of school and has continued its Work at the regular and special committee meetings during the winter. Whx. i -..,. ..,, , 1 J. ROY JACKSON J. EDWARD SMITH Superintcnclent of Principal of Beaver Falls Public Schools licavcr Falls Senior High School ,ff Miss WlII,DRFD Trwii M A , . , . ISS E. SHEI.l.ENBEIcGI-Ili Svc y of Superintvmlclit S0c'y of Pl'lllC'll72ll ,f 9 .A I X-A ri N i P FACULTY CARI. E. BLAIR, English MAY LEVIS, English LILLIE E. REDPATH, English 7 K 5' Q JEAN B. DUNKERLEY, English and Q2 Li Public Speaking FRANCES NANNAH, English MARY E. THOMAS, English FRANCIS E. MITCHELL, English MARY A. PISPEKY, Library Science .1 V l'larly in the so-called Roaring 'l'wenties I enrolled in the English course. This action was not of my own free will and judgment, for an American doesn't decide about taking lflnglish. l was born into it and shall remain in it throughout my life. The only question is, How am l succeeding in it? Am I going to limit my literary success to biogra- phies of G-S, Superman, and Batman? Am I going to say Howgedo when given an introduc- tion to my dream girl? Shall I call her the berries, when compliment- ing her? Seriously though, the English de- partment has done its best to interest me in the study of grammar, good books, and clear and forceful self expression. By the grace of the English department, I am what I am. zfzcvzbrzanf tx fQ5kYW Jmaffiemaficz and claims A -he FACULTY Vi-:RNA V. MCKEE, Geometry and Trigonometry RALPH S. AXTELL, Geometry and Algebra H. HELEN SPONCLER, Chemistry JOHN L. HARR, Biology MERLE B. FRICK, Geometry HOWARD HECKATHORNE, Practical Science IRVING R. MAYERS, Physics and Biology 4 I i ii r- o r, N - E sflcvztmslzfi Imagine! I got a problem right in geometry today! Of course I have had a few right before, but never have I enjoyed this form of mathe- matics so well. Now I fear I'm be- coming a 'tsoftyf' for I actually keep looking forward to each goemetry class. Hut why not? Maybe there is some good in mathematics. Napol- eon said, The advance and the per- fecting of mathematics are closely joined in the prosperity of a nation. I have become fascinated and in- trigued by science. I turn to science to find answers to the why's, where's. xvhat's and how's of everyday life. Then there is lab. How well I re- member-Bangl Crash! Students, thi-se nitrates are not to be handled c:-i'elessly! A shriek in biology class! A garter snake escaped to slither over somebody's arm. Usu- ally everything' is quiet in Physics class but ouch! they must be running' the fI6IIC1'2it0l'. outa! 5:52-:nas um! CUZ? M6195 FACULTY lWARTHA A. COOK, Problems of De- mocracy WILLIAM R. BILKEY, A m er i e a n History CHA1':Lo'1'TE HONEY, French MARY G. DOUGHERTY, Latin ELIZABETH M. FULLERTON, Problems of Democracy ALUKED C. RANSOM, IC u r o p 0 :L n History MARY A. COOK, American History J. NEAL NIATHEWS, American History ALICE bl. WYLIE, French and Iilnglish The discussions, special reports, and notebook work in my history classes have made me conscious of so- cial and political problems in the world today. I cannot tell you Whether there's going to be a third term, what effect ladies' styles will have on the European situation or whom Baby Sandy will marryg but I can tell you why you get a loaf of bread for ten cents when it costs the baker six cents to make it, who the twenty- third president Was, and why Napol- eon was defeated. The obvious reason for studying foreign languages is to obtain a Wee bit of culture, but digging deeper, I've found other reasons. When you take French, you get more than verb endings and daily exercises. You learn about the French people-their thriftiness, inventive genius, customs, and contributions to civilization.- The fascinating life of the ancient Romans is revealed through the translation of renowned Works of the Latin poets and orators. sfzcz 'zfmznfi wi' 'W Q Ommsfzcia FACULTY JUNE T. STOUT, Typing TWARIAN F. GROETZINGER, Shorthand ELSIE L. LEFFINGWELL, Typing KATHRYN E. BTCDONALD, Bookkeep- ing' and Oiilice Practice GENEVIEVE B. STRAESSLEY, Bookkeep- ing ROBERT B. HILL, Typing and Sales- munship ICDNA M. SANKEY, Shorthand and Oliice Practice v---Y - -+- F' ' ' '1 afzcvztmarzt You may advertise in a dozen newspapers or go to the best employ- ment agenciesg but you'll never find as reliable stenographers and typists, as eflicient bookkeepers and salesmen as those in our school. I'm not exag- gerating for I've seen some of their work: the announcements, the tests C?J, and the programs for special occasions. If the task of running a mimeograph, adding machine, or switchboard ever confronts you, you can always shift the burden to the shoulders of an office practice worker. Y A Omg 0415 mfg If A CT U L T Y JEAN C. HUNTER, Home I+lcO1IOmicS WILLIAM E. YOUNGDAHL, Agn-iculturf JESSE G. BROWN, Home Iflconomics THOMAS PRYIIE, Electric Shop LESTER L. FEHR, VOCE1tiiJl12lI Educa- tion Director DONALD E. GROVE, Mechzmioal Dum'- ing JAMES K. STUCKERT, Auto Shop LAWRENCE D. SMITH, Related III- struction LOUIS M. GOODMAN, Muohiuo Shop GEORGE F. TROLL, Wood Shop The Home lic girls must have made something good today because all the fellows were hanging around the door to get a sample. We never did get to see what it was, but I'ye tasted de- licious things made in that room. The old saying The way to a man's heart really applies, I guess. Most of the same girls take sewing, too, and they make the nicest things. I am coming back next semester just to take a course in sewing and cooking. Automobile troubles 'Y Just take your car to one of the master me- chanics and it will run like new . . . Any new furniture, or old to be re- paired? The wood shop boys will be glad to help . . . The machine shop boys will make tools from blue prints made by the mechanical drawing class . . . Our electric shop is so good that it has just about ruined business for the D-uquesne Electric . . . Prob- lems in Agriculture 1' See the Future Farmers of America. Ef2Cl'Zfl725l2f:i i,,,1,g, ,, ECLQA F A C U L T Y NORMA HEINRICH, Physical Education GLADYS PORTER, Art if MARGUERITE Yoos, Vocal Music ADOLPH PLETINCKS, Instrumental , Music FRANK WALTON, Physical Education mf so i spa 'zfnzalzfi No one is more interested in my- self than Mme. Thatls the reason I go to the gym to exercise and to learn the principles of fairplay, leadership, and sportsmanshipg and then to health class to learn how my body works and how to aid others. In case of accident, I could not be a Florence Nightingale, but I could render first aidg and that's something. What a pleasing array of colors! What a collection of palettes, posters, and paint in every color of the rain- bow! There are plaster casts, woven baskets. leather work, decorations, and all types of lettering just begging for attention. That delightful dis- play has made me decide to try my hand at making something artistic. Everyone is so proud of our music department. The band simply outdid itself on Memorial llayg the choir gained quite a reputation from its operettasg and the orchestra-well, l don't like to be boastfulg but it is one of the best. ., .... A 493Z.!,.,- ff ' 7-f ,W :- .. 6 5 .1 . ' ' H .. .. - - . .: 1 A ,J mf 5h,. .mzd 44-xii? 'L ,. x ' we S -W if-,wr5'g.4,, ww: 1 .HSS .. ak 44. 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Anderson, William Greco, Robert Phillips, Muriel l Aquino, Edith Hahn, Mary Podbielski, Wanda 03 'F Att1sano, Jean Harris, Kenneth Pulleo, Josephine -' Belkowski, Eugene Hendrickson, Herbert Quinn, Lucille Barrow, Olive Hill, John Reed, Lawrence Bell, Louise Holtom, John Richard, Alan Berresford, Delbert Jankowski, Eddie Robbins, Virginia Bonanni, Clarence Jordan, Ann Ross, Raymond Brendel, Blanche Jury, William Ruttenberg, Clara Brooks, Melva - Kaszonyi, Irene Sanders, Esther Bushless, Walter Kemp, Dale Schweiger, Anna Marie Brown, Eleanor Kempinski, John Shee, Ruth Campbell, Ruth Knapp, Joseph Shroads, Dorothy Campbell, Thomas Kohn, Robert Shuster, Woodrow Carpenter, William Kretchman, Amanda Smith, Merton Casciato, Rosalind Lambert, Marcia Smith, Velma Jean Chappell, Alfred Lawson, David Sokol, Joseph Clark, Janet Lgwandoski, Helen Stanley, Pauline Cleveland, Ruth Lutton, John Steed, William glevelaridi Saira Magel., Joseph Stone, JIack cggiijiti rciiirieq Mmm James fifiliilh 321152 ,Coleman Elizabeth ,.,,McCandleSS' Dorothy Timpanyo Bruno Davis Martha Mccalmf John Trenchel: Paul Davisl Mona Mcclaini Theodorf' Tunno, Gena DeBona, Mary Mclsaac, Jack .,Vekasy, Ethel DeLuca, Carl McLean, VVilliam Vinch, Sophie Eazor, Betty - Meleyr, Marie Wagoner, Merle Ebclacker, Robert Michael, Ernest Watterson. Keith Emerick, Florence Miller, Roy Weido, Charles Fields, Robert Milngg, Harry Wigley, Helen Fowlow, Richard vMitchell, Alice -'Wolfson, Fanny Ffanzinii George Mitchell, VVinifrcd Wonner, Betty Fugrina, Barbara Moltzen, Jeanne VVoods, Dorothy George, Raymond M01-gan, Jack Zell. Martha Gilchrist, John Nlumforfl, Donald Zombeck Roman O F F I C E R S 1 . . ,..,- f Y 2 i SECOND SEMESTER ,,, so 'J R 4- -. T President A Alan Richard 1 4 it .. E who V. Pres. 7 Ernest Michael , , . , X - ..r, -',, t J Secretary ,, Muriel Phillips li , in Treasurer , Paul Trenchel g f iii' - Adviser , ,,,,.,Miss McKee L ,p Fmsr SEMESTER President Clifton Hood V. Pres. Deane Sterrett Secretary Nancy Hoffman Treasurer , Edith Lutton Alexander, John Alford, Lelawill Anderson, Carl Andino, Thomas -f Barrett, Jewell . Belloff, Dorothy Benden, Freida Berkowitz, Shirley Betke, Albert Blinn, Maxie Bowers, Howard Boyer, Glenda Boyle, Betty Brendel, Margaret Bruner, Jack Butcher, Charles Butcher, John Butler, Virginia Caler, Alvin Campbell, Nancy Carnelly, Harriet Clayton, Robert Clerici, Vivian Cline, Mary Virginia Comby, Steve Coulter, William Carothers, Bette Cunningham, Mary Jo Davidson, Donald Davidson, Shirley Dr-Bee, Daniel Dennis, Addie l Fiji, 'i'i' 5 ,,',, A Sneorsn Sm1r:s'ran A F i ggr ' I . l,l'USlKlOlllQ ,Eleanor Dobbins . Q 'V T W V. Pres. Deane Sterrett, I N 'X-ff V 9 5 Secretary Edith Lutton 'V rt. -j V, ' -t Treasurer .lean Rhodes i Adviser Miss Sankey OFFICERS L7 , A 1 , Chu 11-D' V , Dobbins, Elinor Lombardi, Asunda Rewbridge, Marian Dobbins, Ralph Lopez, Frances Rhodes, Jean Dodds, Jane Lucini, Harold Rimbey, Donald Doskocz, Henrietta Lutton, Edith Robinson, ,Eugene Emert, Betty Macioce, Andrew Ross, Gloria Fair, Margaret MacLain, William Ross, Marcella Farber, Berley MacLean, Billy Saibene, Daniel , Farkas, Fred Madden, Robert Schmidt, Bobetta N Farzo, Mary March, Harry Searfoss, Clair 1 Fenchel, Mary Margaret Fillipelli, Matilda Fillipelli, Rose Gerard, Dominic Goodknigrht, Donald Grzelka, Alfred Hahn, Robert Hardies, Albert Hayes, Mittia Hoffman, Nancy Hood, Clifton Householder, Harold Jerome, Patricia Johnson, Alice Johnson, VVilliam Jones, Frances Kaercher, John Keller, Edward Kerr, Yvonne Keslar, Mary Elizabeth Lanningr, Glenn Laska, VValter Lee, Ellen McCormick, Theodore MeGarry, James Meronski, Frank Merriman, Virginia Monza, Joseph Murphy, Ruth Needham, Lois Neill, Helen Ohnezeit, Kenneth Owens, Vilette Patterson, Ross Perencevic, Brownie Pettler, Joan Pifer, Thelma Pitzer, Jane Popa, George Poplawski, Stanley Prawuska, Florentine Provenzano, Margaret Przybys, Chester Raftery, Clyde Rego, Andrew Reitzel, Rose Smakosz, Florence Smith, Malcolm Snair, Dawn Snowden, Edward i ' Snowden, LaVerne 1 Synder, Sheryl Sterrett, Deane l Sydlik, Sophie i Taylor, Howard Taylor, Marion Vestrocy, Mary Wallace, Dorothy l VValsh, Delores VVasieka, Jane Weido, James VVeiner, Madeline - VVissner, Helen Woodske, Paul YVright, Robert Yates, John Yestrebski, Anna Yoho, Locee Yoho, Melva Jean I Aiken, Jake Allis, Gwen Altmeyer, Ralph Anderson, Keith Austin, Dorothy Bardocz, Helen Barfknecht, Margaret Barshady, Marcella Bates, Bernice Beiling, Robert Bender, Clara Berrigfan, Harry Blum, Wylie Boggs, Joe Bogruszewski, Harry Bonacci, Fred Book, Lawrence Boyle, George Breznai, John Brickner, Esther Britton, Lisle Brooks, Jack Brown, Frank Bruner, James Butcher, Mary Calhoun, Norma Campese, Josephine Carada, John Casciato, Frances Casey, Esther Chapman, Hazel Clark, William Clark, Earl Cleckley, Larcenia Coast, Bernice Compton, George Conklin, Margaret Coulter, Ruth Crawford, Rex Crippa, Helen Crumrine, Ethel 1712141 11-04 Cumberledge, Ted Cunningham, Joseph Czarnecki, Ziggy D'Angelo, Katherine Danylo, Olga Davis, Harry Davis, Howard DeBussey, Robert DeGeorge, Arnold Demaria, Emma Dennis, Archie DeRose, Ernest Dewhirst, Alice Deyber, Royce Dickes, Dinos Dixon, Dorothy Duncan, Fae Eales, Patty Facciolo, Anthony Faller, Bernard Fetter, Mary Ferrario, Pete Flaherty, Martin Fleischer, Howard Forsythe, Irvin Fox, Frank Frazier, Helen Frazier, Ruth Frederick, Dorothea Freed, William Frumen, Ann Fry, Tom Funkhouser, Helen Gahles, Robert Cavan, Ruth Gill, Eugene Gill, Kathryn Gouldsbarry, June Greco, Richard Guman, Steve Haddad, VVilliam Hahn, Fred Hall, Dorothy Hartman, Jeanne Heckathorne, Margaret Hepler, Dale Hinzman, Bettie Hitchin, Merle Hites, Dorothy Hocanson, Naomi Hodge, Alfred Hurbanek, Alec Isaac, Mary Jackson, Norene Jaros, Jenny Johnson, Virginia Johnson, Susie Kasonie, John Kinney, Joe Klein, Hilton Knapp, Frank Knotts, Elizabeth Kondracki, Blanche Kosylo, VVassel Kramer, Martha Jean Lancaster, Sara Laperriere, Claudette LaRocca, Carolyn Lawton, Mary Lou Lesinski, Clarence Leslie, Virginia Lorimer, John Loughridge, Jeanne Lyons, Robert McCall, Miriam MeCarl, Foster McClane, Martha McCormick, Fred McKee, Paul McKenzie, James McKenzie, Robert 4 T2'l':t J 4 R wp. l 1 ' ' l xv tl P K CLASS OFFICERS ,I Q5 L, : xii McMurdy, Donald Maeioce, Albert Macry, Mary Mancinef, Harry Mannerino, Erma Manzetti, John Marsh, Frances Marx, Dorothy Meckling, Louise Menzina, Anthony Merriman, Sue Miller, James Minnitti, Dominic Mittica, Albert Morelli, Lena Murphy, George Neidlinger, Howard Orrico, Edith Osenbaugh, Geraldine Pagani, Lenora Palaich, Ann Palaich, Barbara Panagopoulos, John Patterson, Dorothy Patterson, James Parsons, Virginia Pavlinich, Nicholas Petrucha, Anna Pletz, Elizabeth Poleski, Rose Polifroni, Mary Popik, Helen Porter, Loretta Potts, Phyliss Powell, Ellsworth Primerano, Joseph Provinzano, Mary Proya, Dora Radnothy, Margaret Reariek, Glen Reed, Ruth Reid, Donna Rhoades, Beatrice Rhodes, Carl Rhodes, Dale Rich, Mildred Richardson, Charles Richardson, Ruth Ridgeway, Kathryn Riggs, Sadie Rihely, Anna Ristau, VValter Rohrmann, Bertha Rosenberg, Beatrice Rose1', Barbara Roser, Betty Ross, Betty Ross, Delores Ross, Leo Roush, Zelda Rowe, Robert Rudi, Carlo Rumisek, Eugene Russell, Alice Sarver, Esther Sehauhhut, Hazel Scheel, Irene Seheeler, Leo Schroth, Gabriele Schroeder, Virginia Serivo, Dorothy Shaner, Bennie Shansky, Frank Sipe, Nancy Smith, Fredricka Smith, Paul Smith, Thomas Smith, William Snyder, Sylvia Solomon, Ira Staneik, Agnes Stanyard, Jeanne Adviser , Stanyard, Lyle Stone, Marjorie Strohm, Sylvia Stuart, James Stuhler, Anna Marie Teapole, Wilbur Tennant, Ruth Thompson, Eugene Totera, Melba Townsend, Dorothy Treiber, Dale Tress, Evelyn Trybone, Albeno Turconi, Edith Vail, VValter Vultanski, Harry VVahl, Alma VVatterson, Jeraldine VVeagley, Lillian VVeatherly, Joseph 'Weir, Eugene VVeiss, Betty 'Welsh, Dale 2VVeltner, William VVhite, Helen Vilhitlatch, Margaret VVilliams, Raymond 'Wills, Geraldine NVinog.rrocka, Josephine W'inter, Ruth Vifitherspoon, Grace Wolf, Leatha VVondolkovski, Henry XVyszomierski, Edward Yoho, Ruth Yurik, Rose Zaluska, Medard Zeller, Evelyn Zinkhan, Dorothy Zoinbeek, Helen President Ellsworth Powell V. Pres. Leo Ross Seeretary , Helen Frazier Treasurer , J. VVinoe'roeka ,Mr. Blair I, cl A ,f V41 , fr, Adams, Georgia Akacsos, Steve Alberti, Henry Allen, Donald Allison, Ellsworth Allison, Lois Altsman, James Amend, Juanita Anderson, June Anderson, Margaret Anderson, Maxine Anderton, Harold Andino, Carmella -Annico, Wayne Appicci, Mary Arner, William Aumiller, Dorothea Bailey, Betty Baker, Bartholomew Baker, Lawrence Balk, Edith Balmer, Virginia Balzer, Eugene Balzer, Francis Barr, Richard Bardocz, Pearl Barrard, Vincent Barrett, Henry Beal, David Beatty, Mildred Bedo, Mary Beible, Catherine Beighley, Harry Belke, Mervin Bell, Robert Bell, William Bender, Charles Bender, Edward Bender, Margaret Bentley, Raymond U? an 70 Berresford, Kenneth Beresic, Paul Betke, James Biscella, Pauline Blagg, George Blazak, Albert Bonanni, Carl Bonanni, Eleanor Bordonaro, Cosmo Borghi, Victor Borsani, Vincent Borsani, Virginia Boyd, Robert Boyce, Louis Boyer, Donald Boyer, Mary Lois Breit, Martin Breznai, Irene Brittain, Romaine Brincesco, Angelo Brown, Dorothy Mac Brown, Wilma Brozozowski, Hedwig Bryant, Lois Buchanan, Betty Burhenn, George Burhenn, Betty Burns, Donald Burroughs. Beulah Butcher, Esther Cain, Samuel Caldwell, Dorothy Caler, Edward Callahan, Thomas Caminite, Rosemary Camp, Nick Campese, Sam Capan, Mary fflarlson, Reed Cartwright, Dorothy -fp- T A Z6 Casciato, Fred Cinkwoski, Pete Ciotti, Deloris Ciotti, Genevieve Clark, Sadie Clearwater, Gertrude Clerici, Guido Cockfield, Elizabeth Coco, Viola Colianni, Michael Collins, Margaret Compa, Ralph Conley, John Conley, Robert Coon, Phillip Couch, Robert Cox, Betty Craft, Velmagene Crawford, Wayne Crowther, Lorraine Davidson, George Davis, Eugene, Davison, Earl DeAngelis, Mark DeBona, Florence DeGeorge, Elmer DeLuca, Betty Deltino, Jean Deltonda, Angelo Dennison, Theodore Deslitch, Eugene Devito, Mary Drapinski, Violet Ebersberger, Margaret Eckhardt, Mary Ann Eckman, Genevieve Ehrenberg, Louise Emes, Lydia Engeman, Clifford Esterbrook, Dick H..,.g..... , . x Iii 1 4 Estermyer, John Evans, Jean Fee, John Ferrario, Calvin Ferrario, Victor Flaherty, Kathleen Fleischman, John Foster, Robert Fox, John Frable, Paul Franzini, Joseph Fraser, Betty Frederick, Faye Freed, Robert Freund, Constance Friedrich, Eleanor Frieler, Homer Fulford, Harold Funkhouser, Fred Fulmer, Clifford Galizia, Joseph Galonski, Victoria Garland, Robert Garrett, Thomas Garvin, Kenneth Gayhart, Robert Gerson, Julia Gilkey, Shirley Gilliland, Lelah Gillingham, Sally 'ilmore, William lover, June Goddard, Emma Goff, Margaret Goll, Barbara Gossard, Arthur Gossman, Anna Mae Graham, James Gregg, Betty Jane Grillo, Mary Grosetti, Lorraine G G CLASS OFFICERS Gross, Melissa Grossglass, Jeanne Grossglass, Thomas Gumpf, Dorothy Gurska, Stella Guzzetti, Marco Haddad, Mary Haddad, Wilma Hage, Donald Hahn, Margie Hall, Doris Haloweiko, Joseph Hamilton, Catherine Hammer, Robert Hammer, Margaret Hamilton, Lois Hanna, James Harris, Robert Hayes, Mary Kathleen Heath, Jack Henry, Fred Hershberger, Jean Hess, Louis Hilburgh, William Holtom, Doris Hornacek, Anna Howe, Robert Hulmes, Sylvan Huntington, Charles Inman, Dorothy Inman, Margaret Jankowski, Jane Jannuzi, Anita Leev Javens, Leonard Javens, Patsy Jennings, Ellen Johnson, Fred Johnston, Betty Jones, Winifred ' Kabat. Anna ' pf V, 1 nv ici ff Y gy 4,7 Kane, Raymond Kasparek, Charles Keiser, Thomas Kelley, Betty Ann Kemp, Laurin Kendall, Norman Keneski, Lily Kincade, Harry King, Lois Kirkpatrick, Jeannette Klein, Blanche Knapp, Landislaus Koleman, Edward Kolumban, Paul Kompa, Jane Kosylo, Anna Kraynie, Irene Krepps, Louis Kroszweski, Jean Kusnerik, Mary Landsbach, Alice LaNeve, John Lannigan, Virginia LaPerriere, Jacquiline Laria, Marian Lash, Paul Laszacs, Mary Leadman, Dorothy Leidig'h, Franklin Leippe, Helen Levenson, Norman Linsey, Jack Loeffler, Isabel Lopez, John Lothar, Dorothy Loug'hrid5.1'e, Alice Love, Betty Jane Lovell, Sherry Lowry, Carrig President V. Pres. , Secretary Adviser , Treasurer VVilliam Orr , Ba1'bara Goll Ge raldine Wood Rafiie Racco Mr. Mathews TW' 41 ,ll Ml , ,I ,x I I 4 lv ,,'1 ,J ,1, ,- , W 4 . Nl ,I-J . g I V: 5 ?wJM f !' D ef 1 Lawrence, John Mahon, William Mammone, Rudolph Mansell, Doris Marchak, Elizabeth Marchak, Joseph Marcus, Hilliard Majors, Jean Mark, Betty J. Martino, John Martin, Marilyn Martsolf, Virginia Mathay, VVilliam Mathewson, Janet ,Mathieson, Bernard Matthews, Richard Massironi, Mario May, Marvin Mayers, Mary Jean McBride, Bobby MgCarthy, Betty Alice McCann, Betty McClain, Donald McClain, Keith McClung, Eugene McDanel, Howard McGee, Robert McKenny, Harry McKennis, Ray McKenny, Ray McLendon, James McQuillin, Thelma Meanor, Warren Meckling, Ruth Medaelia, Frances Menzina, Lawrence Miklavic, Dorothy Miklavic, John Miklos, Elizabeth Miller, Dorothy . BFA... : ., ,A E. Miller, Edward Miloszewski, Edward Milnes, Fern Milnes, Louise Milnes, Virginia Mitchell, Donald Moddy, Gerl Mooney, Lois Jane Moore, Leroy Moore, Patty Morelli, Eleanor Morgan, Eleanor Jean Morris, Samuel Montani, Louise Agness Monza, Phillip Murphy, Robert Murphy, Lyle Naberezny, Mary Nameth, Thomas Nelle, William Nowling, Harold Okon, Marcel Orak, Stanley Oram, James Oravitz, Leonard Orr, William Pace, Frank Pace, Mary Parrish, Norma Pagani, Elsie Pander, Lavada Patterson, Ruth Patton, Ernest Pawlow, Steve Perkins, Betty Peterman, Dorothy 'Peters, Paul Peterson, Wayne Petrie, George Phillips, Clara Ufcmi 7 O IIA- 'fvl Peirce, Mary Emma Pilgrim, Raymond Pingatora, Josephine Pisanc, Paul Joseph Platacz, Alice Jo Poleski, Catherine Pope, Margaret Poplawski, Edward Porto, Dorothy Prawucki, Irene Prosser, Marian 1Prothero, Doris Pruski, Francis Puchleitner, Henry Pullinger, Robert Quinn, Mary Louise Racco, Elaine Racco, Raffie Radovic, Sam Raftery, Ralph Rainaldi, Mary Ray, Lawrence Raymer, Faith Rebeske, Dorothy Reda, Marshall Reed, Robert Reese, Fred Rhoades, Olive Mae Rhodes, Hillis Richeal, Florence Richter, Jerry Riggle, Eva Jeanne Roby, Bernice Rohrmann, Alice Rohrmann, Caroline Roney, Shirley Ann Ross, William Ruby, Betty Russell, William Ruttneberg, Morris ,HMWQ Af aln,-+- N Sakach, Nicholas Salya1'ds, J. Merle Sanders, Flora Scherer, John Sarver, George Schlosser, Donald Schmidt, Edwin Sehnubel, Robert Schoemer, Edna Schutte, Lavada Schwartz, Betty Jean Schweiger, Anthony Schwenk, Louise Scotsan, Peter Sedgwick, Dorothy Selby, Frank Sergrent, Billie Mae Shade, Clara Shanor, Phyllis Sheets, Everett Shellenberger, Roy Shenesky, Rose Shepherd, Samuel Sheridan, Jack Short, Thomas Shroads, Richard Shrum, Jack Silvestri, Bruno Silvestri, Fedora Smiley, Edward Smith, Charles Smith, Delores Smith, Harold Smith, June Smith, William Smoot, Richard Smoot, Harriet Slovak, Frances Snedeker, Elaine Snyder, Joseph Snyder, Wayne Solomon, Sally Stanczak, Jessie Steel, Joseph Steele, Raymond Steele, William Steiner, Francis Stewart, Arthur Strelau, Irene Stump, Edwin Sturm, Carl Sturnquist, Beranard Suitier, Lois Sullivan, Neal Summerfield, Edward Svetlick, Robert Swager, Harry Swartzlander, Eva Mae Sydlick, Stella Takacs, Rose Taylor, Beverly Thellman, Mike Thompson, Betty Jane Thumm, Margaret Tigner, Louise Timpano, Josephine Tkacik, Edward Totera, Francis Toth, Marjorie Townroe, Alice Trojanowski, Henry Trinkley, James Tronzo, Joe Turnbull, Sara Underwood, Robert Valenti, Frank Vasilko, Ann Veltri, Micky Cyfam 70 Verga, Lawrence Wagoner, Donald Wallis, Thelma Walton, Robert Warren, VValter Watson, Jean Waxenfelter, Robert Weatherly, James Weiss, Elmore NVeister, Melvin Welsh, Wilbert West, Neal Whistler, Raymond Whitla, Edith Whitmore, Dorothy Wilcox, Betty Williford, Mildred Wills, Iris Wilner, William Wilson, John Winogrocka, Olga Wood, Cecil NVood, Geraldine Woods, Audrey Woodske, Herbert Woodward, Doris Wooley, Thomas Wylie, Thomas Wynn, Elizabeth Yoho, Vivian Yokel, Lois Yorke, John Young, Charlotte Young, David Young, Louise Young, Phyllis Zahn, Ruth Zingaro, James .. gg vm.. ., Instead Of a rabbit, 'LThe Wizard Of Oz pulled Out a successful Sales week from his hat L ET :Sfczff of 7Q4C EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - RUTH ROTH ASSISTANT EDITOR - MARY ADELAIDE FLOWER JANUARY DIVISION EDITOR YETTA FROIMSON JANUARY DIVISION EDITOR CATHERINE MATHAY BUSINESS MANAGER BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS STAFF PERSONAL EDITOR PERSONAL EDITOR PERSONAL EDITOR PERSONAL EDITOR ART EDITOR ART EDITOR ACTIVITY EDITOR ACTIVITY EDITOR GIRLS' ATHLETIC EDITOR BOYS' ATHLETIC EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER TYPIST - TYPIST - JUNIOR MEMBER JUNIOR MEMBER A ART ADVISER A ADVISER LEONARD BORTZ DICK MARTIN DAVID GRIFFITHS CHARLES SHIPLEY EUGENE SORIANO BETTY WALLS FRED WILLNER ROSALIE ALLEN BETTY RAY GEORGE PLATACZ ADELINE BARSHADY AUSTIN BARNES RUTHANNA PATTON LOUISE D'ANGELO - DICK FAIR PAUL SCHELL EVELYN WERTZ RUTH MUSSEY MARJORIE STONE WILLIAM CLARK MISS PORTER MISS RONEY wry, . .... , ww ' 1 I fzm, ' f n:1nginQiw'1Ejg9, anew M sun MOV' es'-fm 5 QUEYYL , H N WE ..,... H ...,.. 1 ,L,,.., -wi: f uf E Q . ., '- .. nw- x 1 - ..f-- 3.i5f773 ' , - is -VV-V .M ,, L. WW,-Z 2 1 4354 V A v RN f X ,Z M , 4.G?'v'f2fq?LZSf59k5'f5i M Wir WW ' iz E1fEaI1L?w7 -L51 vfpq.-?Qg5Y1T153fiff-'?7'1f ,E-91.22 ,awww ' www. . h ET f HU ix , Q wr - - WMMMNVN ' Y' ' ' V ,. ,2 j'j1:?f3H'gf,' Ifui f , .f 1f'5ff1':Q. 'gf' , f ' I V ,Mae JiE412'i'49f' ' ' ' i 9 may SQL, 2 1 fL Uv QM!! 0dwx 559 bfflfimwm Glf1fiW1'30Qua,Q'jd0uU3-VLJ WIQLAWMUJQQM N?- 'wmfifw7Q'8eUfwJmWwZ,fi0w WMQWLWWM 5 Hwyumw WWW W0 mujmmwfm ,., , .... ,.,.,4 Jeq k '711'fi17fi1 ' wa 42 .m:1'ea1'e '1-1. pm: U our team such smooth ones. I 1i+, --YY W- 7 A 77- Y--- LL7, OCLC 55, FRANK J. VVALTON Coach is a great guy. It is no wonder that the Beaver Falls teams have been known for their fighting spirit, for their coach is a true lighter. He has done his best to teach the boys to play real football. l am putting Coach Walton down on my best friend list. was LESTER L. HARR Did you see the new suits the team have? It sure was swell of Mr. Harr to manage to get shall remember Mr. Harr as the faculty manager of athletics. ALURED C. RANSOM Slim, just the man to help Coach Walton, is quiet some- times but is full of that old chatter on the football field. ROBERT HILL lt's no wonder the team is crazy about the trainer, Bob Hill. He's really swell, and what he doesn't know about first aidf-well, that just isn't worth knowing. JAMES STUCKERT If you remember, I once played for the Daffodils You'll probably recognize this picture of our coach, the friend of the scrubs. FIRST ROW-A. Macioce, G. Manzetti, J. Grebowski, L. Ross, C. Richardson, E. Smakosz, J. Omogrosso, F. Selby, VV. Smith, E. Householder, F. Farkas, F. Kn 'pp, D. Reed, W. Cleary, S. Olkowski. SECOND ROW-Mr. Ransom, E. Weiss, H. Householder, R. Metheny, R. Marx, R. Altmeyer, E. Davison, W. Groom, P. McKee, D. Treiber, C. Anderson, F. Brwn, H. Ross, E. Tkacik, Mr. Harr. THIRD ROW-Mr. Walton, E. Clark, R. Price, N. Grxnt, J. Tronzo, W. McClain, W. Mathay, J. Rhodes, J. Rayz, R. Blowers, R. Cook, J. Aquino, J. Knapp, J. Aquino, J. Kinney, Mr. Hill, Mr. Stuckert. 'jfia Ootgaff Sc? ua SEPTEMBER 21 Today I Went down and watched the football team practice. I never saw a better looking squad in my life. They were full of pep and showed that they were really interested in football. They were in fine physical condition and I'm sure will be a credit to our school. DECEMBER 4 I have been looking back over the Beaver Falls football season, and I must say it had its ups and downs. There was the heart-breaking defeat at the hands of the county champs at Ambridge, and the glorious victory over Brighton. Even with the bad breaks and tough opposition, this ycarls team lacked none of the traditional Tiger spirit. OMoGRosso GRABOWSKI CLEARY SMAKOSZ GRooM HoUsEHOLDEl , A W AVA Y, V V W An M Y Y 0 F. KNAPP SMITH DAVISON FARKAS WEE SQEECZMKS Beaver Falls Beaver Falls Beaver Falls Beaver Falls Beaver Falls Beaver Falls Beaver Falls Beaver Falls Beaver Falls Beaver Falls Ross METHENY McKEE Burgettstown New Castle Ambridge - Butler - Rochester Midland Aliquippa Ellvvood City Sharon - New Brighton MANZETTI SELBY J. K NAPP 0 7 21 0 6 6 6 21 19 0 MACIOCE TREIBER N First Semester LEONARD BORTZ E ' I RICHARD FAIR E VIRGINIA SCHROEDER VIRGINIA SCHROEDER Adviser I J Efl Oflicers Second Semester President E I E LEONARD BORTZ Vice President A ARCHIE DENNIS Secretary A E A GENEVIEVE CIOTTI Treasurer I E GENEVIEVE CIOTTI ee ee A MR. BILKEY P wma . fzigfifon U55 671725 NOVEMBER 23 Gosh! What a game! The crowd just bubbled over the Walls, with everyone in bright colors, and everyone trying to yell louder than the one next to him. The Beaver Falls stands actually shook with the volume of shouts that rose when little Al Macioce fought his way over the goal line with the Hrst touchdown for Beaver Falls. When our team made two more touchdowns, the rivals stood silent with grief, while the Tiger's loyal support- ers went wild. I yelled and yelled, until now I canit even whisper. But it was worth it, and if l had the chance, I would do it again. one , -Q r a l 1 , ' ..,q5.,- qu ' - 45255615 W M . -4405- , . ..... v-11529, if A Q..iGe:9m,1Wx3511?S1EEEI9 in z3'vs4b2QfESf:1L,ifE: -e4.E15?jaiSaz ,'f,i,,f:7 . iww si 11 11 1 .. , .awww 1 0 , ,,.. ,,,V . A A ' ,,.. .1 W ,, ..... , :fs -.1531 S 2 FN- ' ' . . -,f4.m:fWW-saw-f v X -QwUWg?.Wg,ggQ,,1,v ...,, . W . 444 5? my-G I 7,,5y.f4733- H 7,,:..g ,qs 1? VM ,, I MQ, , ,..,- Q, wify-Mu,,,,y-,Mzs,:L,4, 1 X55 I - we ii' -- 3 Q . .V . ., . 1122313 W 4 , ew -'-- w . . 1515 ' Y 1.11.1 X fgzrrzl. ' 1?'. - L .- adam 51 NF? r ' .f1Q1'A2'AAn' -QL 05347427 aw iMf5fwe'WWg7nfZ67Q' ?9 wU M7'fMQZ,P 9m'V9ff0lgf.2ff'W1w,Qgw 'ff' Zh First Semester JOHN RAYZ ROBERT BEDISON MERNA CAROTHERS Student C70 Lanai Officers Second Semester President DALE TREIBER Vice President JAMES DAVIS Secretary MERNA CAROTHERS JOSEPH Bocas Adviser 4- Treasurer ROY MILLER First Semester IVIARQARET LUCINY SVLVIA SNYDER CIGLIA HOFFMAN CELIA HOFFMAN Adviser Lmioi C1011 ocuzu -11 3 W pf e x .l4.yvi A , 1:15 I if I If' .1 V., I A ' fukin ,,, 'I ug Officers Second Semester Editor BETTY WALLS WERTZ Ass't Editor EVELYN WERTZ VVALLS Ass't Editor ELAINE RAcm Ass't Editor FREIJRHTIQA SMITH XARCIA LAMIIERT S4-cretzu-y ALICE 1WI'I'CHl'IIII, Eu FAIR Treasurer AUDREY Wouns AdViSL'l'S - RUSS LEFFINGNVELL, NUSS THOMAS First Semester MARGARET LEE YVUNNE KERR JEAN RIIODES EDITH LUTTIIN A dvisei' - Officers Second Semester President BIARGARET THUMM Vice-President BARBARA GOLL Secretary SARA TURNBULL Treasurer YVILLIAM WVILLNER - - Miss DIIUGIIERTY V tl ,Q egg fgm H First Semester Officers President ---- ALAN RICHARD Vice President LILLIAN WEAGLY Secretary JEAN ATTISANO Treasurer - - RAFFIE RACCO Chairman - DOROTHY SHROADS Qgcfloof .WDKQL7 Cami flrsiarzzfad Jmvaf doosfuufe KIWOMIZ9 .glean X wo' ' QS' QQ SECOND SEM ESTER OFFICERS President ---- JOE BOGGS Vice President ---- ALAN RICHARD Secretary EVA JEAN RIGGLE Treasurer - JEAN ATTISANO Social Chairman - - RUTH COULTER ADVISERS Miss Heinrich Miss Brown Miss Pispeky Mr. Troll Miss Hunter President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Adviser JZ E?LLfLL'Z5 X cvznzau OFFICERS JAMES MACKENZIF WILLIAM RUSSELL ROBERT MADDEN RAYMOND WHISLER ALFRED GRZELKA MR. YOUNGDAHL '97 Q M6 hz' 1 .J 7 ,..- Y A-1:-vm-HY .qbiiazffz f glance First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester JACK RHODES L President I L DAVID GRIFFITH FRED MCCAMMON A Vice President IRVIN FORSYTHE VIRGINIA BARRON L Secretary I A EDITH LUTTON JOHN RAYZ L, Treasurer L L, L ESTHER BAXTER Adviser A L L L L A MISS SPONCLER First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester ROBERT BEDISON LL L L President I LL L FRED WILLNER MARY ALICE MARTIN I Secretary A I RUTHANNA PATTON DANTE MORETTI A L L Treasurer I I L WILLIAM STUART Adviser LI A L, , L ,, A MISS MARY COOK .4WzfiO1zu ' OIZO 'Z Society V -------H - - ,. , -., Eiofogy First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester RUTH RICHARDSON President C RUTH RICHARDSON ROBERT HARRIS C Vice President ARCHIE DENNIS EVELYN ZELLFTR Secretary EVELYN ZELLER LOUISE BELL Treasurer , MARY FETTER Adviser S C Mr. Harr O F F I C E R S Pyegidellt' - - - EUGENE GAHLES Vice President PAUL SCHELL, SGCFGMFI' JAMES MACRY Treasurer - Traffic Captain Adviser JAMES MACRY THOMAS KOLOSKI MR. FRICK .mules CLE CUZEE 'Zi First Semester OFFICERS DANTE MORETTI I President RICHARD MARTIN Vice President EDITH LUTTON Secretary NIURIEL PHILLIPS Treasurer Wlifleei' CLIE Second Semester LEONARD BORTZ RICHARD MARTIN LOUISE D'ANGELO ANITA JANNUZI MISS SANKEY First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester JEANNE SCHAEFER I President MARGARET' LUCINY RUTHANNA PATTON I Vice President I MARJORIE STONE MURIEL PHILLIPS Secretary I NIURIEL PHILLIPS MURIEL PHILLIPS Treasurer I I EVELYN WERTZ MARY ADELAIDE FL ER Social Chairman ANN C S X Adviser I , L DIR. P ICK,. O X I I p I . 3 U.: ri- Gqcfivif 52261, 1 ff GIRL RESERVE FORMAL USHERS, INITIATION PROM .f 'zo and C7012 First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester JACK RHODES E President RUTHANNA PATTON RICHARD METHENY Vice President LEONARD BORTZ MARJORIE GUYTON Secretary FRANCES JAMISON MARTHA IRONS , Treasurer PAUL TRENCHEL JEANNE SCHAEFER Publicity Manager ROBERT TURNBULL Adviser L MR. L. D. SMITH X ' isfz .cgafsi X Xv I -F HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Go out and sell those Tigers, shouted the editior. And sell them they did. Just beginners in the salesmanship World but they turned in jobs that would make any veteran blush. -s Stage Manager Ass't Stage Manager Stage Manager Ass't Stage Manager Adviser Swings 'zaw FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER ARTHUR BRENDEL DICK FAIR - DICK FAIR WILLIAM CLEARY Miss DUNKERLEY Qfoaafionaf 57415 First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester THOMAS FRY President MILTON EISLER HOWARD ANDERSON Vice President JACK MORGAN JAMES STITT A Secretary HOWARD ANDERSON MILTON EISLER , 7 Treasurer THOMAS KOLOSKI Adviser A A MR. TROLL i W i i gli? USCIHZ, Sponsor - - MR. RANSOM t i Usmzii Damn Coach - - MR. GOODMAN lhlg ...Ll -. 1, I WV l f Qld, :N 5151051 First Semester FRANCES JAMISON PAULINE STANLEY ESTHER BAXTER LYlLlLIA,lirI DORNHEIM ilfjf, f- Advisers tg A f'- ,,, X DIOTTOES OFFICERS C President at Vice President Secretary , Treasurer MISS NANNAH, To Face Life Squarely. To Find and Give the Best. Second Semester FRANCES JAMISON MABEL DUNCAN T at JANET CLARK LILLIAN DORNHEIM MISS STRAESSLEY Sale of tags for charitable institutions. Distribution of baskets to poor families at Christmas and Thanksgiving. Christmas entertainments for children of Home or poor Children. Assembly programs. Formal dance. Mother and daughter banquet. Mother and daughter tea. 'r ,fa First Semester JACK REESE JACK RHODES RICHARD lVlETHENY JAMES MARTIN Advisers MOTTO 5 OFFICERS Second Semester President JAMES DAVIS Vice President ALAN RICHARD Secretary ROBERT TURNBULL Treasurer JAMES MARTIN MR. MAYERS, lVlR. GROVE, MR. HILL Clean Speech, Clean Sports. Clean Scholarship, Clean Living! and a Contagious Christian Character. ACTIVITIES Courtesy committee work at games. Conference. Bean feeds. Talks by prominent persons of the community. Gospel team. Gym nights. Father and son banquet. I-Basketball tournament. Bible study. F f . rv .- 4,1'.f1.,::.f-If, 21 5122-H-fzwwz gm fa ,fer Z .. ,W.w My -si f 1-we ,V-' 1 'Ks L. HF? 4 47-,2i2W3: -M' Q3 , ' 1 1 -1 '1 '1 .Y CLYLLLCL E, 4624595-wtf ' f -f.5iiQ,e,4L .. it W,4.cM,- .m1,.,,,,11.Qgm..,,- W4 Wm. , ..-,awk 1, .1 .-11,,v.wg:1 1 1 ff- - 4 a'1,- -- -- ., .' ' E '1 - '-2425 'W' 1. 4 f 1 1 ,'2'fXZ'2L7W, 1 J! we rl '44 I i W ff, s , , ,M , ff gfw .r-my 3,15 , N ' ., ' . X -My , a ' bmw' 511-vZ.:11:' x 4-'1wzf11'.'i ,11::a,J',,-2 ' .. - . 5 . ' - .. . f 'W ff 5 'air 455 gig X WM ff ,S ' ' Mg ' , 415. ': - ' F .- A ' ' 2:1- -:-':- 9 3-4 Q. , , ., gas-' ' ' ,. ' if Q, 1 .ff :.::IE:-fs! QP? :-aria: -Ei'-22:9-'f ' if,-if -211' :LZ- - -'-aff-ffm--snw - . . 9:9:kf::v - ' erfirf -'--1-M, 'm,. '1 '5f :'L' 7 55215 .. -:-s -an-haf-'z-in--. -4-'.'.-11-v.. 1-'.'.--.. 'z-121-.. 4-' ,.-,--,.',-rf - Q. ....,,.,55 A f f ,A , uofafaofza O1 cmuwz sluo 'zz PATSY ALBERTI- There is no wisdom like franknessf' ,IosEPH AQUxNo- Happiness depends, as nature shows, Less on exterior things than most suppose-.'l FRANCIS ARKWRIGIIT- Every man is its architect, of his own fortunes. CHARLES BARR-AKHG was wont to speak plain and to the purpose. VIFGINIA BARRONiHBI'l3.2'l1tlY smile and sweetly sing. JACK BARRYw I came, I saw, I conquered. JUNE BEATTY- Truth is the highest thing that men may keep. ROBERT REDISIIN-AAHE is the very pine-apple of politeness. CHARLES BELL- He is never alone that is accompanied with noble thoughts. BARBARA BERKMAN-HA decent boldness ever meets with friends. ANN BERNSTEIN- Kindness is wisdom. There is none in life but needs it and may learn. CELIA BERNSTEIN+KiShL' is as gentle as zephyrs blowing helow the violet. EDWARD HREIT-HA mother-'s pride, a father's joy. ARTHUR BRENDEI,g Smooth runs the water where tlfe brook is deep. DIARIAN BRITToN+ Graee was in all her ste ns. heaven in her eye, l , In every gesture dignity and love. ANGELINE CARB0NEgHA merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. BETTY CAR1,soN-'tHe valiant, but not too venturous, I.et thy attire he eomely, hut not costlyfl XYILLIAAI CLARK-H'I'he deepest rivers flow most silently. 42 BURToN CLEARWATER+'tNothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. JUNE COLE-'tJoy is the sweet voice, joy the luminous cloud. ANUELINI-1 C'oI,oNNA- Oh lwlest with temper whose unclouded ray Can make tomorrow cheerful as todayf' VIVIAN COLONNA-t'The glory of a firm capaeious mind. KATHERINE CORDAN-So mild, so merciful, so strong, so good, So iatient weaceful. loyal, wure. l , I . . I AERIAL DAVENPORT-'AEveryone excels in something in which another fails. JEAN DICK-- Fo1' all that faire is, is lwy nature good. XYALTON EAZOR- Speech is silver, silence is golden. DAVID EDGECOMBE-'tAnd feeling hearts, touch them hut rightly pour A thousand melodies unheard beforef' FRANCES EWANSKI-Hlllany small make 21 greatfl LAURA FISHER-H011 with the dance! Iiet joy he unconfirmed. RUTH FOSTERi VVit is the flower of the imaginationf' DONAI,D FOWLOW- His time is forever, everywhere his plaeef' YETTA IJROIIVISON-Uigllt to see her was to love herfl MARY JEAN FUNKHOUSER- Friends are like melons. Shall I tell you why? To find one good, you must a hundred try. FRANCIS GAUDIU- Health is the blessing that money cannot buy. DOROTHY fl'IBSflN-iiVl1'tLlE' is bold, and goodness never fearful. EDYTHE GIBSON- O, she will sing the savageness out of a bear. nw ' ' - lx ' I an MARY GINI- bhe was ever precise in I1l'0l11lS0-'0GplT'lj.,'. ROBERT GRfJPP1iiPllJl' every why, he had a wherefore. BETTY GRUTH- Where the stream runneth smoothest, the water is deepest. MARJORIE GIlYTfTN-AKHQF face is like the milky way in the sky, A meeting' of gentle lights without a name. GEORGE HAGE-'Alt is good to live and learn. KATHLEEN HARRIS- Happiness seems made to be shared. FRANK HAVIS- A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. ELEANOR HAYES- My life upon her faith. JOHN HAYWARD- Since all allow that manners make the man. JUNIOR HEMMEGER- Go where glory waits thee! But while fame elates thee, Oh, still remember me. EMIL HMIEL-'IMS' heart is true as steel. JEAN HOPPER- We are charmed by neatness of person. EARL HOUSEHOLDER-J'XVith wit to hatch a pun or tell a story. EARLE HOUSEHOLDER- A college joke to cure the dumps. GRACE HOWARD-'KA fellow feeling makes one wondrous kind. MARTHA IRCJNS-iiAhfl gladly would she learn, and gladly teach. JAY JACKSON- I count myself in nothing else so happy as in a soul rememb'ring my good friendf' NIILDRED KALISH--HI would help others. EDVVARD KAPUSINSKI- Sport that wrinkled Care derides, And Laughter holding both his sides. HAROLD KIRK- Life lives only in success. DoRoTHY KNKPX-'iThL' more the merrierf' JOSEPH KROVICH- Thought is deeper than all speech, Feeling deeper than all thought. TIIUMAS LENTZ-Ulnject a few raisins of conversation into the tasteless dough of existence. HELENE LEONARD-H 'Tis good to be merry and wise. MARY ALICE MARTIN- Few things are im ossible to diligence and skill. P CATHERINE MATIIAY-'fGood sense which only is the gift of Heaven. 7 FRED MCCAMMON- Ay-and a gentleman bornfl RALPH MCCAUGHTRY- Handsome is as handsome does. JOHN MCGEORGE- Then plow deep while sluggards sleep, And you shall have corn to sell and to keep. DOROTHY MCMINN- High-erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. DOROTHY MCQUILLIN- Others set carts before the horses. DORIS MERRIMAN-'tCome, knit hands, and beat the ground In a light fantastic round. RICHARD METHENY-'CHC was a very parit gentil knight. DORIS MITCHELL- Her eyes are homes of silent prayer. DANTE MORETTI- XUithout industry and frugality nothing will do, and with them everything. VVILLIAM PAGANIh Remember the old saving 'Faint heart never won fair lady.' m , 9 EUGENE PETTLER- Discourse, the sweeter banquet of the mind. THERESA PORTO- Anything for a quiet life. ROBERT PRICE--HTDG richest minds need not large libraries. BERTHA RAAB-KITDC sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. THOMAS RAFTERYillWQ grant, although he had much wit, He was very shy of using it. JOHN RAYZ- Get what you can, and what you get, holdg 'Tis the stone that will turn all your lead into gold. JOHN REESE-KASOIYIG are born great, some achieve greatness, And some have greatness thrust upon them. GEORGE RHODEsa'tDeep vers'd in books. LOUIS RICCI- Knowledge is power. EDNA Ross- A thing of beauty is a joy forever. rv DORIS RUBY- And a very nice girl you'll find her! JEANNE SCHAEEER- And grace that won who saw to wish her stay. GENEVIEVE SNEDEKER- To lengthen to the last a sunny mood. BETTY STACY- She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen. ELEANOR STEELE- Reading is to the mind, what exercise is to the body. ROBERT SULLIVAN- The well of t1'ue wit is truth itself. EDNA TANNERi Silence more musical than any song. JUANITA THOMPSON- The mildest manners with the bravest mind. VINCENT T0Tf7QA+HB6tt81' late than never. EVELYN ToTI. - Merit wins the soul. FRED TOWNROELUTDQY say a carpente1 s known by his chips. ' DOROTHY TUITIIIS'-lcF21l1' words never hurt the tongue. MARGARET TWINEM- Friendship is a sheltering tree. CLIFFORD WINDON--KITDQ stone that is rolling can gather no moss. ERNEST WCJQJDSKI- Still waters run deep. ELEANOR VVRIGHT- Experience is by industry achieved. GENEVIEVE ZACHEVVICZ-HVVDCIICQ that three-cornered smile of bliss? Three angels gave me at once a kiss. L. F ' T my cfocfofc folic! me .U gat! ux monfgz fo ue U LUOLLFCL FRANCIS-Invent stationary elevators PATSY-Bother Miss Lefiingwell JOSEPH-Get a secretary to take tests for me VIRGINIA-Mlalfe Frdi promise never to mix unknowns JUNE-Charter a ship for the South Sea Islands ROBERT-Swear I would never act again CHARLES-Sell hair tonic JACK-Try to live longer on borrowed time CHARLES-I'd spend my time with M. B. ANN-Hunt alligator pears in the African Jungle CELIA-NSVQF go out without my rubbers BARBARA-Buy a bank and save my pennies 7 'I ? ? EDWARD-Pick violets every morning ARTHUR-Make arrangements with the undertaker MARION-HHVB tea every day with Miss Levis ANGELINE-Eat all the spaghetti I could BETTY-Make a new wardrobe JUNE-Make a contract with Paramount Studios ANG!-:LINE-Make my will VIVIAN-Invent a robot to write English essays KATHERINE-Trade places with Carole Lombard WILLIAM-IHV6Ht noiseless patent leather shoes BURTON-Collect everyone's tin cans AERIEL-Move next door to Greta Garbo JEAN-Hunt for arrow heads in my back yard WALTON-Manufacture English books without pages DAVID-Make all girls not blonde dye their hair FRANCES-Buy stilts and look down on Slim Ransom LAURA-Get a job as a model RUTH-Invent an inkless mimeograph machine DONALD-Eat, sleep, and be merry YETTA-Start a barber shop for collie dogs MARY--Play football morning, noon, and night FRANCIS-Swim the Atlantic Ocean DOROTHY-Move to Bridgewater-save bus fare EDYTHI-J-Sing' every song I could MARY-Take cooking lessons R0BERT1NOt pronounce French u's correctly BETTY-Marry a French count MARJORIE-Invent a new color for red heads to wear GEORGE-Burn all the English books FRANK--Come to school for a change KATHLEEN-Join the navy ELEAN0R1St3Tt a P. D. Notebook Factory JOHN-Substitute for Jack Benny some Sunday JUNIOR-Run for president of the Non-Smile Party EMIL-Learn to play the zither JEAN-Buy a shoe store EARL-Cross pigs and Angora sheep so footballs will be tiuffv T VU EARLE-Open an otiice next door to Mr. Smith's GRACE-Grow a few inches more MARTHA-Start a kinderg'arten JAY-BQCOIHQ a movie star MILDRED-Dye my hair green EDWARD-Collect and break all scales HAROLD-B6 anything' but a bachelor DOROTHY-Roller skate ci ery night JOSEPH-Just have a good time HELENE-Start back tn school as a sophomore TOM-Eat an apple a day MARY-Spend it with my music teacher CATHERINE-Take out a six-month lease on Jimmy RALPH-Get a job as a truck driver FRED-Plant a g'rapefruit tree beside each fire plug' JOHN-Grow everyone's Christmas tree DOROTHY-Get a job on the radio as an imitator DOROTHY-Learn how not to blush RICHARD-G0 to bed and get a few mo1'e winks DORIS-Become a mermaid DORISLTFY to get rid of some of my curls DANTE-Go to another doctor WILLIAM-Take a course in mechanics EUGENE-Filibuster and stall for more time THERESA-Bleach my hair ROBERT-Pose for football pictures BERTHAlB8 the secretary of a nice young' man THOMAS-Take up public speaking'- My friends-- JOHN-Become a ballet-dancer JACKQRUH for President of the United States JACK-Invent pigeon-toed shoes NELLO-MOVE to New Brighton EDNA-Join the chorus DORIS-Dance every night JEANNE-Invent batons that float in the air GENEVIEVE-Chew ten packs of gum everyday ELEANOR-Change to a bookwo1'm BETTY-Take up knitting' and buy a cat ROBERT-Write to Charles Atlas EDNA-Become a pearl-diver JUANITA-Put in a car line from Bennetts Run VINCENT-Put a closed sign on the attendance oliice EVELYN-Open a beauty parlor FRED-Put Henry Ford out of business DOROTHYLTHP dance my way to fame MARGARE1'i-G0 to Chile and trap chinchillas CLIFFORD-Help Vince close the attendance office ERNEST-Eliminate the basket in basketball ELE.-mon-Join the D. A. R. GENEVIEVE-Eat three dishes of ice cream each day . f' -up ...ml . ,... .,s.......'.-wk' Dfhdiii of figs r r r CU2LLC7,'Zy LUL:iLOl2 President - ' JACK REESE Vice President JACK RHODES Secretary BERTHA RAAB Treasurer DA NTE M ORETTI ,,. - - - 7-W PATSY ALBERTI X R, JOSEPH M. AQUINO-Golfg Class Basketh-ll. FRANCIS ARKNVRIGHT CHARLES L. BA RR-Rhythm. VIRGINIA EVELYN BARRON+Home Room Treas.g Pro and Cong Senatus Romanusg Girl Reservesg Rhythmg Student Councilg Bankersg Priestley Scienceg Nat'l Honor So- cietyg Ushersg Girls Ensembleg Banquet Committee. JACK L. BARRY-Artg Serviceg Rhythm. JUNE RACHAEL BEATTY-Lating Priestley Scienceg Pied Piper. ROBERT GALE BEDISON-Ass't H. R. Leaderg Dramaticg Biology, V. Pre-s.g Photographyg Student Councilg Nat'l - Honor Society. CHARLES F. BELL-Rhythm. 02544.44 ' ' ffyd bm: I BARBARA BERK AN-Senatus Romanusg Pro and Cong Rhythm 3 Photography 5 Riding: Girl Reserves 5 Priestley Science. X ' ANN LEAH BERNSTEIN-Senatus Romanusg Priestley Scienceg Jr. Red Cross Council. CELIA M. BERNSTEIN EDWARD WILLIAM BREIT-Vocational Arts. ARTHUR E. BRENDEL-Ass't H. R. Leaderg Dramaticg Stage Handg Rhythm. MARIAN BRITTON-Dramaticg Girl Reservesg Rhythmg Ushers, ANGELENE CARBONE-Rhythmg Dramaticg Photographyg Pied Piperg Volley Bally Basketball. BETTY E. CARLSON-H. R. Treas.g Rhythmg Jr. Red Cross Councilg Pro and Cong Girl Reservesg Tigrer Cub StaH'g Ushersg Commercial. ,f VVILLIAM M. CLARK MELVIN BURTON CLEARWATER -- Rhythmg Biologyg Priestley Science: Pro and Con. JUNE COLE'--Dramaticg Rhythm. ANGELINE COLONNA-Rhythmg Commercialg Pro and Cong Photography. T' VIVIAN MAE COLONNA+Pro and Cong Rhythmg Commer- cial: Photographyg Nz't'I Honor Society. KATIIERINE CORDON-Pro and Cong Student Councilg Jr. Roi Cross Corm-EI: Connnercialg Photography: Nat'l Honor S ciety. AERIEL I . DAVENPORT-Jr. Red Cross Councilg Bowling' Ciuii. JEAN G. DICK WALTON EAZOR-WVocational Arts. DAVID A. EIJGECOMBE--Pro and Cong Senatus Romanusg Rhythmg Activities Orchestrag Debate Teamg Tiger Sales Rep.: Priestley Science: Golf: Nat'I Honor Society. FRANCES C. EVY.-XNSKI+Rhythmg Athleticg Biologyg Pep Clubg Cheerleaderg G. A. A. LAURA S. FISHER-Pep Clubg Rhythmg Ushersg Artg Swimming. RUTH I. FOSTER-Ass't H. R. Leaderg Rhythmg Pro and Cong Treas.g Student Councilg Photography. DONALD A. FOVVLOW--Biologyg Rhythmg PriestIey Scienceg Photography. YETTA FROIMSONiCIass Sec.g Lating Priestley Scienceg Tiger Staffg Nat'I Honor Society. MARY JEAN FUNKHOUSER-H. R. Treas.g Rhythmg Lating G. A. A.g Pro and Cong Priestley Science. FRANCIS E. GAUDIO-Jr. Red Gross Council. ' DOROTHY GIBSON-Pro and Cong Rhythmg Dramaticg Jr. Red Cross Council. EDYTHE AGNES GIBSON-Biologyg Rhythmg H. R. Secre- taryg A rt. MARY GINI-Pro and Cring Commercialg Rhythm: Photog- raphyg Bankers. ROBERT JACKSON GROPP-Pro and Cong Lating Priestley Science. ISETTY GROTH-Rhythnig Pro and Cong Tiger Cub. NIARJORIE ELOISE GUYTON-Class Sedyg Rhythmg Lating Pro and Cong Priestley Scienceg Ifshersg Nat'I Honor Societyg Mikado. GEORGE L. HAGEiI3ioIoe'yg Ass't H. R. Leader: Priestley Scienceg Photography. KATHLEEN MARIE HARRISvRhy2I19ig Lating Jr. Red Cross Councilg Pro and Con. Tumi, '- i A YwT H -J FRANK L. HAVIS ELEANOR SHIRLEY HAYES-Rhythm. JOHN W. HAYVVARD-Vocational Arts. JUNIOR HEMMEGER+Rhythmg Biologgyg Pro and Cong Priestley Science. EMIL HMIEL-Vocational Artsg Rhythmg Bankers. JEAN HOPPER-Rhythmg Lating Student Council: Girl Re- servesg Girls' Ensemble. EARL HOUSEHOLDER-Rhythmg Hi-Yg Serviceg Biologyg Footballg H. R. Basketball. ' EARLE W. HOUSEHOLDER-Vocational Artsg Rhythm. GRACE FAYE HOWARD-Pro and Con. MARTHA RUTH IRONS-Class Treas.g Rhythmg Lating Pro and Cong Priestley Scienceg Home Room Sec'yg Home Room Treas.g G. A. A.g Nat'l Honor Society. JAY A. JACKSON-Pep Clubg Rhythmg Commercialg Photog- graphyg Jr. Red Cross Councilg Football. MILDRED VIRGINIA KALISH-Rhythmg Biologyg Pro and Con. EDWARD KAPUSINSKI-Photographyg Football. HAROLD KIRK DOROTHY E. KNOX-Rhythmg Girl Reservesg Dramaticg Commercialg Pepg Sec'y-Treas.g Art. JOSEPH KROVICH THOMAS W. LENTZ-Jr. Red Cross Councilg Rhythmg Service HELENE F. LEONARD-Rhythmg Lating Girl Reservesg Pro and Cong G. A. A.g Photographyg Tiges Sales Rep.g Volley Ballg Basketball. Q MARY ALICE MARTIN-Pro and Cong Lating Rhythmg Girl Reservesg Jr. Red Cross Councilg Priestley Scienceg Nat'l Honor Societyg Athleticg G. A. A. CATHERINE MATHAY-Pep Clubg Pro and Cong Rhythmg Tiger Rep.g H. R. Sec'yg Tiger Cubg Double Quartetg G. A. A.g Tiger Staff. I V FRED R. MCCAMMON-Student Councilg Ass't H. R. Leaderg Pro and Cong Hi-Yg Priestley Science: Natll Honor Society. tl. 1?,, RALPH D. MCCAUGHTRY JOHN B. MCGEORGE DOROTHY Mc-MINN-H. R. Sec'yg Rhythmg Girl Reservesg Pro and Cong Priestlcy Science. DOROTHY ARLENE MCQUILLIN-Tiger Cubg Girl Reservesg Commercialg Rhythm. A DORIS MAE MERRIMAN-Rhythmg Tiger Cubg Lating Girl Reservesg Pro and Cong Ushersg Priestley Science. RICHARD T. METHENY-Lating Rhythmg Pro and Cong Photographyg Hi-Yg Football. DORIS M. MITCHELL-Commercialg Ushersg Rhythmg Dra- maticg G. A. A.g Swimming. DANTE A. MORETTI-Class Treas.g Bankersg Biology CPres.jg Hi-Yg Rhythmg Priestley Scienceg Nat'l Honor Society fTreas.J. WILLIAM PAGANI-Rhythm. THERE SA V. PORTO-Rhythm. J. ROBERT PRICE-Asst't. H. R. Leaderg Bankersg Serviceg Tiger Cubg Varsity Footballg H. R. Basketball. BERTHA RAAB-Class Sec'yg Rhythmg Ushersg Jr. Red Cross Councilg Nat'l Honor Society. THOMAS RAFTERY ' X JOHN N. RAYZ-Class Treas.g Nat'l Honor Societyg Latinl Bankersg Hi-Yg Priestley Science fTreas.Jg Serviceg Pre and Cong Student Council fPres.Jg Varsity Basketball. JOHN DAVID REESE-Class Pres.g Student Councilg Rhythmg Hi-Yg Lating Pro and Cong Priestley Scienceg Tiger Cubg - Nat'l Honor Society. GEORGE J. RHODES-Class Pres.g Class V. Pres.g Student Councilg Pro and Con fPres.Jg Rhythmg Latin QPres.Jg Hi-Y flnner Circlejg Priestley Science fPres.Jg Nat'l Honor Societyg Debateg Football Mg'r.g Football. LOUIS N. RICCI-Ass't H. R. Leaderg Student Councilg Biologryg Lating Service. EDNA MAE ROSS-Rhythmg G. A. A.g Ushersg Tiger Cub. DORIS MAE RUBY-Ushersg Pep Clubg Dramaticg Rhythmg G. A. A.g Tiger Cubg The Green Lightg The Young Idea. JEANNE G. SCHAEFER-H. R. Treas.g Ass't H. R. Leaderg Student Councilg Tiger Cubg Pro and Cong Lating Pep Clubg Ushers: Rhythmg Girl Reservesg Head Drum Majorette. GENEVIEVE R. SNEDEKER-Rhythm. BETTY KATHLEEN STACY-H. R. Sec'yg Rhythmg Jr. Red Cross Councilg Ushersg Tiger Cubg Pro and Con. ELEANOR FRANCES STEELE-Rhythmg Lating G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg Priestley Science. ROBERT M. SULLIVAN-Rhythmg Lating Pro and Cong Priestley Scienceg Activities Orchestra. EDNA E. TANNER-Rhythm. JUANITA THOMPSON-Rhythm: Priestley Science. VINCENT TOTERA-Rhythnig Vocational Arts. EVELYN MARIE TOTH-Rhythm. FREDERICK M. TOWNROE-Biologgyg Service. A N DOROTHY TULLIS-Rhythmg Commercialg Pied Piper. MARGARET ANN TWINEM-Pro and Cong Rhytlmig Lating Jr. Red Cross Councilg Priestley Scienceg Mikado Staff. CLIFFORD WINDON ERNEST WOODSKI-Rhythmg Student Councilg Serviceg Football: Basketball. ELINOR OLIVE WRIGHT GENEVIEVE ZACHEWICZ-Rhythmg Commercialg Biologgyg Pied Piperg Swimming. EUGENE PETTLER-Lating Biologyg Pro and Cong Rhythmg Ass't. H. R. Leaderg Photographyg Serviceg Hi-YQ Priest- ley Scienceg Dramatic: Football, J ff? ff if f Jlfczlzcfi C ifjtizau- Cl lfzois? GENEVA VVALRONIB .IEANNE SCHAEFER ICRNEST XVOOIISKIC HOWARD TAYLOR JAMES BETKE MIKE TREIBER BETTY WALLS LILLIAN DORNHEIM ROSALIE ALLEN RAY GILLILAND GUESS VVHO MISS YOOS .Q ,fn 'f-,EEZ r .., ,hsax ,-1 M L f ,- , 1 G tw? 1 ff! w fx ,g 34 R A 3 X, X-... A ,,. XR 1 M QL, ,. LLCL A . 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The most ditliculf, problem in basketball is a snap for Slim's keen mind. The most remark- able thing about him is that he never seems excited but always remains the calm, suave gentleman. U65 50.5022 The basketball season was pretty cfyezfttczff Coda good this year. We ranked high un- til the team hit a snag in the form of mid-year graduation. After losing Rayz and Woodski, it took a While for the team to get adjusted, but they soon snapped out of it when Goddard, Platacz, and Franzini made the baskets hot with those sizzling shots. QR.: 1 Q4 Iis yt 1 '55 lm 0 1 W. ' an hm n M .Q X Y 1 . ' . S .Mk sw ,wf, K Si YU, . 3 fi f ff' 5. 152 ' if , srl' T ,T ' 3 fx , V wb ' Q ,-. I., , Q x x , 4 , 4 rx QKQG' . 1 gf i wr ' me M, , . J 5 + yu 4. 0 kg r 0 , FIRST ROW-L. Ross, F. Goddard, J. Rayz, E. Woodski, G. Platacz. SECOND ROW--D. McMurdy, A. Macioce, G. Franzini, D. Saibene, M. Veltri, P. McKee. THIRD ROW-W. Vail, J. Steele, E. Tkacik, J. Aquino, H. Householder, M. Salyards, J. Sherer. FOURTH ROW-W. Weltner, M. Belke, C. Wood, H. Davis, R. Walton, F. Brown. FIFTH ROW-A. Trybone, Mr. XValton, Mr. Ransom, Mr. Harr, J. Macry. U55 Baigafgaff .5 ua Here's a picture of the basketball squad. Every boy in this picture is out to play the game for the love of it and for the glory his prowess will bring the Orange and Black. 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PLETINCKS MISS YOOS Director of Instrumental Music Director of Vocal Music Mild The flash of instruments in the sun at a Saturday afternoon game, a haunting strain from a lovely classical melody played by our orchestra, a glimpse of our Drum Major and the Majorettes, one long clear note beautifully held by the choir, a stirring martial air-all these will be laid away among my musical memories and brought out from dusty cobwebs at a later date. , in , I I.: . hx' C74 Cafzaffcz 66001 The audiences of tomorrow will applaud these bud- ding' opera stars and concert singers. fChoir and Chorus take note: lflven the most glib press agent or the most admiring critic will not bring real success without 21 good Voice and faithful trainingxj gifzfi I QQOTLLZL . kk 1, .V V f E L L, 1 if V 1 - , .- ' is 3? if ' 3 , k fe.f5f,,7 V? 1 iw h h'. V H ' 'I' Q M ' LI- ZF' 'V A --1-- A' ,, . 4 'L Q L, A ,. 7,Vr kikryy t 4 I A , V 2 :'f .5 5 E' 2 K, Q NE: k,,.. i .L - ly , Y. L K H. 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E D 1 0 -, Q LQUJ a M101 0 o 'Y 0 ' ' 0 a 0 x 9 0 hs I Y I I 0 . 0 I-'.- - . o o o 0 ' 8 9 - Q .Q , J 1 gitfz l Gqffifafic ,Oac Easy to get along with, easy to understand, and pleasant to be with-that's Miss Heinrich. She's not only the best coach but also a most sympathetic leader of girls. 5,2 .ff yf' ,uf 1 YYY ,fylf gbfiyiicaf flcfucafion Ufamaa This is the first year that I have realized the importance of our physical education classes. They really proved to be very entertaining and successful. For the first time, as a climax to the year's Work the gym classes of all the schools in the county held a May Day Festival on our Athletic Field. At that time our parents and friends Were given an oppor- tunity to see a demonstration of the regular and special gym activities, drills in tumbling, scarf and country dances, march- ing pattern and hand apparatus. A flag drill of all the con- testants singing God Bless America concluded the festival. 951171 7 Gqtfifatic leads 'ci cqatioitiu gizfaf Gqfgfsfic faadazal Yesterday, I heard someone discussing the purpose of the Girls' Athletic Leaders' Club. It is to aid in the development of our physical life and at the same time to develop our sense of friendship, leadership, character and good sportsmanship. To be eligible for membership, one must have all these quali- fications, which are essential in any girl Who seeks to live up to the standards of our high school. We have the opportun- ity to earn three school letters, the third one being our tiger head. l envy the girl in our class Who will receive the ath- letic pendant for the greatest number of points earned in participating in any of our intramural activities. I I uz A aa sf cz fjaami r 9' rf r 5 ff SOPHOMORE B TEAM JUNIOR TEAM A. PLATACZ - Forward S. SYDLIK Forward E. TUROON1 - Forward N CAMPBELL - Forward E. MANNERINO Forward R. POLESKI Forward A. HORNAOEK Forward V. PARSONS - Forward M. POPE - Guard C. LA PERRIERE - Guard F. DE BONA - Guard F. BENDEN - - Guard M. ANDERSON Guard D' REED - Guard J. JAQOZ - Guard S. SNYDER - - Guard SOPHOMORE TEAM SENIOR TEAM K. POLESKI - Forward L. D'ANGELO - Forward B. BURROUGHS Forward A KRETCHMAN - Forward E. MAROHAK Forward H PARNELL - Forward M. ANDERSON Forward H DOSKOCZ - Forward V. MILNES Guard G Ross' - Guard BONANNI - Guard G ALLIS - Guard O. WINOGROCKA Guard M. MELEG - - Guard S. SYDLIK - Guard D. WARNER - - Guard I 1 zzffzamwwf Qamaa Our intramural program has been gaining both in popularity and in strength. The Girls Athletic Leaders Club is responsible for organizing and managing all activities and tournaments. ACTIVITY LEADER Basketball SOPHIE SYDLIK Volleyball STELLA LESINSKI Bicycle Riding RUTH FRAZIER Horseback Riding GERALDINE OSENBAUGH Bowling BETTY SHEPHARD Hiking JEAN ATTISANO Swimming GERALDINE WATTERSON Tennis and Badminton LOUISE DlANGELO Mushball GENEVIEVE Ross Golf DOROTHY MARX Tumbling SoPH1E SYDLIK PLACE School Gym School Gym Highways Bonnie View Calvins Over the Hills Brighton Y. M. C. A. New Tennis Courts High School Field Playground Course School Gym I W I Wwxvwwzac 4 , .Q-Miff 512415, 'vi 'ini .?244Qf'?i:FQ51i.fiE?6n3 '11 M ipaweffxa g- 1 , 'LZQ 1 , f y!Ml,.g,..Q,, - ,,,, L fm- ,ff,,1,1.,11,11,11,-pw -v.. - m.M.Q.1c4MYf-. 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TULIUS ALBERTI-He's handsome, intellectual and gay, He'll be a movie star some day. ROSALIE ALLEN-A smile on her face, a twinkle in her eye, We're sure our Rosalie will always get by. HOWARD ANDERSON-Teasing' the girls is his favorite sport, But aside from that, he's a quiet sort. DOMINIC AQUINO-OHQ thing' is sure, he'll always try, He's quiet, sincere, and industrious-that's why. JOSEPH AQUINO-Friendly, jovial, and a lot of fun, A place in everyone's heart he's won. RAY AUGOSTINE-From New Castle he came to join us here, He has reached the top within a year. JOE BALDOVICH-Joe was always full of joy, We're happy to have known this boy. AUSTIN BARNES-Honest, cheerful, and likes to work, You can bet his job, he'll never shirk. FRANCES BARRETT-Mischievous, ambitious, witty, and kind, A jitterbug to beat Fran is hard to find. ADELINE BARSHADY-At painting' and drawing, she's a master of arts We gaze with awe from the time She starts. MAX BAUMGARTEN-Always telling' jokes, that's Shorty, He dresses well, he's even sporty. ESTHER BAXTER-Snuffy is a farmer gal, Full of fun, a regular pal. BLANCHE BEBOUT-Black hair, brown eyes, a friend so true. She's always happy and never blue. HILDA BEITLER-Petite and quiet, rather shyg But her winning ways will get her by. JOSEPH BELONZI-Serious, quiet, a friend indeed, Always around when we're in need. WILLIAM BETKE-A lad of quiet ways is he, Friendly to all he'll always be. BOB BLOSSER-Bob is a gigolo in every woman's eye, His motto: Bow ties make 'em Sigh. RAY BLOWERS-Happy-go-lucky, handsome Ray, A favorite with all, he's sure to stay. LEONARD BORTZ-Deep volumed voice, he loves to speak, He's not too forward, but never meek. FRANK BOVALINO-xdfltty and gay is our Frank, Always ready to pull a prank. MADOLYN BOYER-OUT Madolyn is so very fair, With her blue eyes and golden hair. JAMES BOYLES-Tall and handsome, but very shy, He ignores the girls-we wonder why. ERIE BUTLER-Sometimes she'll smile, sometimes frown But troubles never get her down. 1 HILDA CALLAHAN-Breezy, smiling and always cheery, Never gloomy and never dreary. RUTH CALVIN-Ruthie never has much to say, Good luck-had luck, she's still that Way. MERNA CARflTHERSiH6I'6,S to Mei-na with the bright red hair, An intelligent gi1'l with never a care. CLARENCE CARTER-Happy-go-lucky and lots of fun, He keeps us laughing with a pun. JANE CASNER-Happy-go-lucky all the day long, If she isn't smiling. something's wrong MIRIAM CATHERMAN-Mlrlalll is thoughtful, kind, and sweet, As a g'ood sport she can't be heat. EUGENE CERVI-H6yS quiet and very easy going, A grand dancer really worth knowing. JOHN CHRISTON+John is a good-natured lad, Sometimes silent, hut never sad. TONY CICCO-Good things come in small packs, they say, That's Sleek, he'll be a swing king someday. XVILLIAM CLEARY-Bill was first string in his senior year, Two years of patience earned that career. ANN COATES-A fashion plate is this cute lass, One of the girls of our large class. ROBERT COCKFIELD-A cheerful fellow, we think he's all right, To sleep in class was his delight. ETHEL COLWELL-In home economics she did shine, She's small, quiet, but very fine. RAYMOND COOK- Cherchez la femme is all one hears, And he's been hunting for seventeen years. GLENDA CRAWFORD-Always friendly, energetic, and gay, A great sports leader she'll be some day. REGINA CROSJAR-Friendly, peppy, neat, serene, Efiicient, giddy, studious, Jean.'l DALE CROXVTIIER-Dale has such an inviting smile, He's teasing some girl, all the while. NANCY DALLAS-Lots of fun, and friendly is Nancy, She dresses well, she's even fancy. LOUISE D'ANGEI.O-Athletic, studious, easy-going, Lou True friends? Yes, indeed, quite a few. PETER DANYLO-Quiet, clever and cheerful is Pete, As a good friend he can't be beat. JoHN DAv1DsoN-Yock's a clown, it's in the bag, Skipping school is his ideal gag. ROBERT DAVIDSON-He's nice, he's amusing, and fond of skating And once in a while he does some dating. JAMES DAVIS-Fun loving, friendly, a regular guy, An all-round fellow-we all know why. JACK DAVITT-HQ came from Ambridge to B. F. High, He's just the type to make girls sigh. l A .J MERLE DENNY-Handsome. quiet, that's Merle Denny, Boy friends, girl friends-he has many. MARGARET DESANZO-ClEV61', studious, and lots of class, That's Peggy, a charming lass. LILLIAN DORNHEIMlT0 be a great pianist is her aim, We think she's on her way to fame. MABEL DUNCAN-Always laughing and joking. that's Mabel. A girl as popular as Betty Grable. MILTON EISLER-H6 drives his car to school each day, He's quiet, never has much to say. WILLIAM ELSON-Eager, faithful, staunch and true, Doing well, what he is asked to do. CAROLYN FABYANICH-Musical Carolyn is very tall. She's one who gets along with all. DICK FAIR-Dick was the scarecrow in the Wizard of Oz, Actor, cheerleader, he wins our applause. JACK FLANNERY-H6 is quiet, studious, and verv shy, But to all who know him, Jack's a swell guy. MARY ADELAIDE FLOWER-She has few cares, nor has she foes, Posy makes music wherever she goes. BETTY FOGEL-Charming. orav and lovable is she, A football fan she will always be. CATHERINE FUNKHOUSER-Catherine. neat and very sincere, She'll be a librarian in another year. ESTHER FURMAN-Peanut is charming. hanbv, and Hay! She says, Being otherwise doesn't pay. EUGENE GAHLES-Sometimes serious. sometimes gay, I Always popular and thus he'll stay. WADE GARVIN-Quiet in school? Yes. Outside? Oh no, When it comes to wit, Wade's never slow. JOSEPHINE GECINA-Printing a oioture, collecting a post card, At this, Jo's hobby, she really works hard. RAYMOND GILLILAND-Popular with everyone that's Rav. Dancing and singing have made him that way RAY GILLINGHAM-Pewee is the delight of allg So much wit for one so small. FRED GODDARD-1940 found him first team guard. Cause in '38 and '39 he worked very hard. WANDA GORMLEY-A laughing, gay, and cheerful lass, She makes the sunshine for our class. DOROTHY GRAHAM-pretty and blonde, Dot is petite, Dresses so nicely, always is neat. ROBERT GREEN-IH auto shop he fixed a wreck. He learned how in Eastvale Tech. DAVID GRIFFITHS-Books, drums, and girls galore, I Davey enjoys them more and more. WAYNE GROOM-An all county tackle that's our Wayne. A likeable fellow who plays a good game. KENNETH GROPP-Tall and lots of fun is Kenny. Friends like him, are'few, not many. HELEN GROSSGLASS-A charming personality, very sincere, When there's fun to be had, she'll always be near ERNEST GROTH-AH athletic fellow is Ernie, we'd say, A well-liked fellow he'll always stay. GLENN GUsTAFs0N-Quiet, studious, intelligent is he, Well liked by all, you can readily see. WILLIAM GUZZETTI-W6 never know just how to take Bill, He's never been serious, and never will. ALBERT HADDAD-He's always laughing and never blue, A friend who's always loyal and true. MARIE HAGG--Marie is quiet, friendly and sincere, If you're in need of a friend she'll always be near. PARRIS HALEY-Inquisitive, energetic, never blue, Percy does what you want him to. LEO HAMILTON-Flash and the drums go hand in hand. He's one of the best in all the land. FLORA HEINI-:MAN-Dolly seems so full of pep, We're sure she'll always be in step. FRANK HELISEK--Frank is quiet and rather shy, But always a smile as we pass by. WILLIAM HILDEBRAND-Tall, dark, and bashful is he. Always cheerful as you can see. VIRGINIA HIXON-Fond of dancing, witty, and bright, Gin's a swell pal, truly all right. CELIA HOFFMAN-Sweet and pretty, neat and tall, Celia's loved by one and all. DALE JACOX-Dale is a happy-go-lucky lad, His favorite sport is making girls mad. FRANCES JAMISON-Frankie is happy and never cross, In the Girl Reserves, she's the boss. ETHEL JANSTO-Pleasant smile, and pretty brown eyes, Pleasing disposition and very wise. EMIL KABAT-Dark flashing eyes, debonair step, Always kidding, so full of pep. GEORGIA KELLUMS-Our honor student in English is she, In the future a teacher she hopes to be. IRENE KERESTES-Tall and quiet is friendly Irene Her sincerity can always be seen. MARGARET KING-Athletic Margaret is so very tall. Her pleasing manner makes friends of all. THOMAS KOLOSKI-It can be said with no feelings hid- A gentleman, in everything he did. KENNETH KOMMEL-He's lots of fun and never blue, He's liked by many, not just a few. ALBINA KOMMER-With diligence she does apply Herself to tasks, and gains thereby. PAULINE KOPKA-Stuf is blond and medium tall, She gets along with one and all. GENEVIEVE LANDMAN-Gen's ambitious-wants to go places, Make new friends and see new faces. GRACE LANDSBACH-Red haired, musical, good humored Grace, 'Tis pleasant to be with her, any place. STELLA LESINSKI-Likable Stella is a shy little lass, All through life she'll successfully pass. KATHERINE LEWIS-She's tall, light-haired, and a lovable lass, We're glad to have her in our class. RALPH LEWIS-'Til you know Ralph, you think he's shy, But all in all, he's a regular guy. MARY LITTELL-Mary is dark, her laugh is gay. Worry and frowns never come her way. RAYMOND LOUGHRIDGE-Cheerful Wimpey is a husky lad. He's always happy and never sad. MARTHA LOWRY-Always laughing, always gay, Marty merrily makes her way. MARGARET LUCINY-Tall and pretty, a friend so true 5 She is one girl, who's never blue. ELLAMAE LYNCH-Sparkling eyes and a pleasing smile, Her pretty clothes keep her right in style. PATRICIA LYNCH-Her cheery smile is known by all, Everyone likes her, both large and small. JAMES MACRY-OH6 who fills the day with cheer, Just to have his presence near. RICHARD MANCUSO-our frisky Tiger, so full of pep, Kept our teams and band in step. GEORGE MANZETTI14lH6f0QS are born, not made, they say, Buck proved this on Thanksgiving Day. ROBERT MARX-Happy and always from care set free, Why aren't we all as happy as he? EDWARD MARKUTEN-A smile for each and everyone, . Enemies? He hasn't even one. EDWIN MARSH-Eddie is one of our popular lads, Who watches the fashions and knows all the fads BOB MARSHALL--B0b is tops on the clarinet. He'l1 go places you can bet. JAMES MARTINLAH actor and a debator is he, Pleasant and friendly he'll always be. GEORGE MCCLURG-OUT Bud is tall, he's handsome too, He takes life easy, he's seldom blue. JAMES MCCLURGQ-A good sport, with lots of vim, , Always friendly and gay-that's Jim. HAROLD MCCORMICK-Industrious, friendly and jolly too, 1 Always ready with a joke for you. JEROME MCGRAW-A red-haired boy with many a curl, He's never seen without a girl. ' 1lwwl!lr1 - -' 1-3 W-A f- - ,qfq-.W , I - v.. ., WARREN MCKIM-He wants to be an office man, And wear a white collar, if he can. EMMA Lou McK1NNis-Quietly she goes on her way, Very studious, has little to say. PEGGY MCQUILLIN-Irish Peg lacks temper and red hair, But with her wit, she's right in there. MELVIN MEANS-BI'OWH hair and eyes of blue, Winning smile and handsome too. ERNEST MIKIJAVIC-UHtTOubl9d, he seems to us all, He's so very quiet, and so very tall. EVELYN MILBRADT-A charminef, thoughtful nurse she'll be, A friend so true, you can readily see. EARL MILLER-Hunting: is his favorite sport, He's dark, quiet, but not very short. ROGER MORGAN1Th9 great J. P. is full of fun, When there isn't work to be done. KATHI,EEN MORROW-Kay plays Hot, Kay plays Sweet, That's one girl they,ll never beat. RUTH MUSSEY-A marvelous secretary she will be, A cheerful person to know and see. KENNETH N1cHoLsoN-We are very fond of many, But our praises go to Kenny. BARNEY OLKOWSKI-Barney plays golf, it's his favorite sport, He's likable, but he's a quiet sort, STANLEY 0LKovvsK1-Quiet, athletic, and studious is he, A truer friend you'll never see. JOSEPH OMCPGROSSCT-ChQQTfLIl, lively, that's our Joe, On the football field he's never slow. ROSE PALOMBO-Small, dark, and quiet is our Rose, She'll always be liked wher'er she goes. HELEN PARNELL-She's very cute and her friends are true, Life for Honey can never be blue. JOSEPH PATTERSON-Happy and free, cheerful to know, He's very nice, girls-an ideal beau. RUTHANNA PATTON-She always appears so trim and neat, Her manners are those that can't be beat. GEORGE PAXTON-Handsome and agreeable, everyonels friend, Whenever possible, his aid, he'll lend. VINCENT PENGIDORE-Always peppyp-full of fun, Vince is liked by everyone. NORMA PERKINS-A peppy little person, always on the run, She's a very lively sport, and always full of fun. TONY PETRUCHA'-TOUY works hard, yet has his fun, And that's just how success is won. LENA PHILLIPS-Dark hair, yes, a charming girl, With a pleasing: smile, and many a curl. MARY PHILLIPS-Mary is energetic, friendly and true, Always a smile, for one who is blue. ,H A uw' HW T 0 JULIA PINGATORE-Bowling? Basketball? Swimming? Aw gee! Boys? Dancing? Stakowski? No-Sir-ee! GEORGE PLATACZ-A basketball player full of vim, A wonderful artist, we wOn't forget him. FRED PRATO-In work or play, he's always there, He strives to help and do his share. JOE PRAT04Quiet and loyal that's our Joe, A friend indeed as we all know. RALPH PROVENZANO-In wood shop, Ralph will never stop, 'Til he has reached the very top. DOROTHY PULLINGER-ShG,S tall and dark and pretty too, Makes witty remarks for me and you. MARGARET RAMSEY-ShQ has a smile for every one. Her sport is bowling, she's lots of fun. BETTY RAY-Tall, blue eyes, and golden hair, The type that always makes boys stare. DONALD REED-Ambitious, handsome, friendly, tall, Don is liked by one and all. LILLIAN REICH-She likes swimming and of course turning, Ambitious, industrious, and ever learning. CLARA RENN-Tall and fair, she plays in the band, Birdie Renn, as a friend, is grand. LORELDA RHODI-1ShDOnnie is attractive and always gray, She's never seen any other way. DON RHUE-He is handsome, witty and tall, But his trombone is the pride of all. ALICE RICH-A friendly, peppy, and likable miss, Always happy and full of bliss. BETTY JANE ROSS-Her temper she can always hold, Her voice is soft and well controlled. G1-:NEVIEVE Ross-She's athletic, and very gay, A friend to all of us we say. HENRY ROSS-Hank the mechanic is full of work and fun, He can make any Model T run. RUTH ROTH-A string' Of hearts has this girl won, Our Tiger Editor, so full of fun. PAUL SCHELL-The Tiger photographer is Our Paul, A cheerful fellow liked by all. DOROTHY SCHNEIDER-Dot is pleasing, never doubt it, Talk about fun, she knows all about it. EMIL SEMAN-HC,S happy at work and happy at play We're sure that he'll be famous some day. JOSEPH SEMAN-He has vim and vigor, a large amount, When we need help, on him we count. OLETA SHAW-Always working' hard, and plenty game An efficient secretary, that's her aim. JOANNE SHELAR-She has a smile for one and all, Summer, autumn, spring, and fall. ,eg .. V, . .- , . . Y., ,-,cup b W ,W . A .. X ..,, wry- 1---iff: ---V 1' , 'W UF- ' .F f -,,,f',Q E E , -avwg ,ww ,A BETTY SHEPHARD-Short and saucy, as we know, With her trumpet, far she'll go. CHARLES SHIPLEY-SlI1C81'Q and faithful, clay by day, A tennis ace, he's sure to stay. HILDA SLAGLE-Hilda goes skating' 'most eve1'y night, In fact, it is her favorite delight. EDWARD SMAKUSZ-Another football hero of our class, Ed has caught many a forward pass. RUTH SMITH-Fair of form and fair of face, Always walks with ease and grace. BETTY SMOOT-Her clothes are always trim and neat, A pleasing manner and very sweet. EUGENE SORIANO-Eugene is blond, tall and slim, He likes the girls and the girls like him. FRANCES STANZAK-Employers, she is bound to please, Because she works with speed and ease. RUTH STEDILA-She is so dainty, sweet and neat, An all around girl who can't be beat. ELIZABETH STEI-'AN- Quit that, says Stevie in English class, To the boys who always bother this lass. JAMES STITT-Bud likes bowling, he's full of pep, When it comes to this sport, he's right in step. PAUL STRALEY-Small in stature but plenty of pals, He's a catch for any of the gals. WILLIAM STUART-Bill is the treasurer of our class, Loyal, trustworthy, he'll always pass. RAYMOND SWAGER-He's happy-go-lucky all the day long, Going through life with a smile and a song. BELVA JEAN SWICK-Sh8,S always cheerful and very neat, As a pal all think she's sweet. HELEN TEGDES-Her lingers on a typewriter seem to fly, That and her shorthand, will get her by. Roni-mr THATCHER-He's traveled around, he knows a lot, . What does Taylor have that he hasn't got? JOSEPH THOMAS-His antics keep us full of glee, A noted photographer, he wants to be. ROBERT TURNBULL-Steady, dependable, and faithful Bob, A truly fine president for this senior mob. ANNA VASAS-She's a sensible, intelligent friend, Never starts turning 'til she reaches the bend. VVILLIAM VEON-To play for the Comets was his great delight, He had only one drawback, and that was his h Dozo VIGOSKY-D020 is one whom everyone knows, He'll always be liked, wherever he goes. FRED VILLA1FT6d is quiet and very shy, We all agree that he's a swell guy. GEORGE WAGONER-Energetic, studious and always gay, George wants to be a judge some day. eight. -.mg . I' 1 1... A 1.31.--If -+1 . f -I-.'.,.:.i..- ' 2 Q it . if ' . tv . it 5 , 1 ' -a 1- .-2 1 .4 1' , gi 'S 2. ff' L 'Z STANLEY ZACHIEWICZ-He has blue eyes and very blond hair, J p:,1um::,J-r 'Te------ffr,tw--1sr-e--- 'W' , W, .,,. ..,.,,v..-- -V N ,,,,.,,,,,, W xx?-, ,F , f- 351. I . EVELYN WALCOTT-Charming, graceful, and very petite, She's always smiling and always sweet. if 5 BETTY WALLS-Tiger Cub Editor and playwright of our class, Here's to Betty, she's a competent lass. GENEVA WALROND-SOft sweet notes from her violin sound, The world seems to brighten, when she's around ANNA WALTERS-A cheerful blond who's very sweet, When ever you see her, she's always neat. DORA WARNER-Dora was president of the G. A. L. C., Popular with all she will always be. CLARENCE WASHINGTON-Clarence can sing, 'tis very true, But that's not all this boy can do. A WILLARD WELSH-Ambitious, energetic, always gay, He always has a lot to say. PQ, EVELYN WERTZ-Pretty blue eyes and hair of brown, P As someone's stenographer, she'll gain renown. STELLA WHITE-Stella's charm is in her hair, We all agree such curls are rare. 1 FRED WILLNER-Wavy hair-pretty brown eyes, Meet him girls, it's a grand surprise. IRMA WITHERSPOON-Sincere to all she'd always be, A better sport you'1l never see. i NORMA WOOD-Rather quiet but not at all shy, A leader she is, she'll always get by. L ALBERT Wo0Ds-Albert is so quiet and meek, , It takes a lot to make him speak. ' JACK WOOLEY-His pep and animation lie, Behind the twinkle of his eye. le FRANCIS WYzYKowsK1-He does his work, and goes his way, ' He never seems to have much to say. r v ELLEN YATES-She always is a lot of fun, And makes a hit with everyone. HAZEL YOUNG-Hazel brown eyes has little Bunny, A winning smile, she's a honey! So quiet, you never know he's there. , -X MADOLYN J. BOYER-Rhyrhmg Girl Reservesg Pro and Cong Lating H. R. Treasurer. JAMES BOYLES ERIE JANE BUTLER HILDA A. CALLAHAN-Rhythmg Girl Reservesg Ushers. RUTH HARRIET CALVIN-Pro and Cong Girl Reservesg Lating Jr. Red Cross Councilg Banquet Committee. MERNA JEAN CAROTHERS-Pro and Cong Girl Reservesg Lating Student Councilg Rhythmg Dramaticg Tiger Cubg Ushersg Priestley Scienccg Nat'1 Honor Society. CLARENCE CARTER ELEANOR JANE CASNER-Rhythmg Commercialg Girl Re- servesg Dramaticg Tiger Cubg Pro and Cong Four Letter Man. MIRIAM CATHERMAN-Biology? Rhythm. EUGENE CERVI-Pro and Cong Rhythm: Hi-Y. JOHN CHRISTON-Biologyg Photographyg Rhythmg Priestley Scienceg Service. TONY SAMUEL CICCO-Biologyg Photographyg Rhythmg Jr. Red Cross Council. WILLIAM D. CLEARY-Ass't H. R. Leaderg Hi-Yg Jr. Red Cross Councilg Rhythmg Pro and Cong Stage Crewg Pied Piperug Young Idea g Varsity Football. ANN COATES-Rhythmg Tiger Cub: Ushers. ROBERT C. COCKFIELD-Rhythm. ETHEL COLWELL RAYMOND F. COOK-Service. GLENDA MAE CRAVVFORD-Class Secretaryg G. A. A.g Pep Clubg Dramaticg Pro and Cong Lating Tiger Cubg Rhythmg Priestley Science. , . A REGINA CROSYA R-Priestley Scienceg Girl Reserves. DALE D. CROWTHER NANCY DALLAS LOUISE D'ANGELO-Tiger Staffg Nat'l Honor Societyg Bankers fSec.Jg G. A. A. QV. Pres.5g Priestley Scienceg Rhythmg Biology fTreas.Dg Student Councilg Dramaticg Banquet Committeeg Picture Committeeg Horse Back Riding. PETER DANYLO JOHN E. DAVIDSON-Serviceg Vocational Artsg Rhythmg Hi-Y. ROBERT E. DAVIDSON-Rhythm. JAMES POTTER DAVIS-Biologyg Hi-Yg Ass't H. R. Leaderg Rhythmg Jr. Red Cross Councilg Pro and Cong Student Council. JACK DAVITT-Priestley Science: MERLE L. DENNY-Rhythm. MARGARET DESANZO-Rhythm. LILLIAN LOUISE DORNHEIM-Girl Reservesg Lating Jr. Red Cross Councilg Pro and Con. MABEL VOGENE DUNCAN--eAss't H. R. Leaderg Lating Student Councilg Tiger Sales Rep.g Priestley Science. MILTON EISLER-Vocational Arts. I WILLIAM ELSON-Rhythmg Industrial Artsg Service. NELSON D, FAIR-'Class Presidentg Student Councilg Lating Hi-Yg Pep QV. Presjg Dramaticg Pro and Cong Anne of Green Gables g Green Lightng Four Letter Man g '4Young Idea g Tiger Staffg Cheer Leaderg Nat'l Honor Society. JACK C. FLANNERY T MARY ADELAIDE FLOWER-Rhythmg Lating Banlqersg Girls' Ensembleg Pro and Cong Dramaticg Girl Reservesg Ushersg Priestley Scienceg Tigger Staffg Mikado'5 Pickles g H. M. S. Pinaforeng Banquet Committee. BETTY JEANNE FOGEL-Rhythmg Commercialg Girl Reserves. CATHERINE LOUISE FUNKHOUSER - Jr. Red Cross Councilg Pro and Cong Rhythmg Library Club. ESTHER P. FURMAN-Girl Reservesg Rhythmg Dramaticg Pro and Cong Anne of Green Gables g Badminton. EUGENE GAHLES-Vocational Artsg Service. WADE GARVIN-Vocational Arts: Jr. Sports. JOSEPHINE M. GECINA-Pliotographyg Biologyg Girl Re- servesg Rhythm. RAYMOND S. GILLILAND-Bankersg Rhythmg Activities Orchestrag 'tPied Piper g HH. M. S. Pinaforevg Pickles g Mikado RAYMOND GILLINGHAM-Rhythmg Biologyg Photographyg Four Letter Manf' FRED GODDARD-Bankers: Baskcthallg Nat'l Honor Society. WANDA J. GORMLEY DOROTHY M. GRAHAM-Girl Rescrvesg Jr. Red Cross Council. ROBERT GREEN-Rhythm. DAVID GRIFFITHS-Tigger Staffg Ass't H. R. Leaderg Pro and Cong Hi-YQ Rhythmg Lating Photographyg DT3l113.tIC: Priestley Scicnceg Nat'l Honor Society. WAYNE E. GROOM-Football. PAUL KENNETH GROPP-Rhythmg Serviceg Hi-Y. HELEN L. GROSSGLASSwStuclent Councilg Ass't H. R. Leaderg Tiger Cubg Bankersg Rhythmg Lating Banquet Committee. ERNEST VV. GROTH-Jr.-Sr. Banquet Connnitteeg Golf. GLENN GUSTAFSON-Bankersg Rhythm. WILLIAM GUZZET'l'I-Colninercial Club. ALBERT HADDAD MARIE C. HAGG-Red Crossg Rhythmg Girls' Athletic. G. PARRIS HALEY-Priestley Scienccg Hi-Yg Pic-kles g HH. M. S. Pinaforef' LEO MITCHELL HAMILTON-Ass't H. R. Leaderg Commer- cialg Serviceg Rhythm, FLORA AGNES HEINEMAN-Biologzyg Girl Reservesg Pied Piper, FRANK HELISEK-Rhythmg Biologyg Service. VVILLIAM J. HILDEBRAND-Rhythmg Serviceg Industrial Arts. VIRGINIA LEE HIXON-Rhytlfung PricStley Science. CELIA HOFFMAN-Tiger Cubg Biology: Pro and Cong Rhythmg Jr. Red Cross Council. A DALE JACOX-Ellwood City High School, I and II. FRANCES OLIVE JAMISON-Student Councilg Bankersg' Lating Rhythmg Ushersg Girl Reserves fPres.jg Priestley Scienceg Pro and Con fSec.J. ETHEL JANSTO-Rhythmg Art. EMIL KABAT-Rhythm. E GEORGIA MAE KELLUMS-Fostoria, Ohio, High School, I and II. IRENE A. KERESTES-Commercialg Girl Reserves. MARGARET KING-Swimming Teamg Athleti-cg Priestley Science. THOMAS J. KOLOSKI-Serviceg Vocational Arts. KENNETH KOMMEL-Industrial Arts. ALBINA J. KOMMER-Girl Reservesg Library Club. PAULINE DOROTHY KOPKA-Rhythm. GENEVIEVE LANDMAN-Commercialg Biologyg Rhythm. GRACE L. LANDSBACH-Latin: Jr. Red Cross Councilg Pro and Cong Biologyg G. A. A. - STELLA LESINSKI-Rhythmg Athleticg G. A. A.g Libraryg Bowling. NJ CATHERINE LEWIS-Ibsih ' t leticg Rhythmg Pepg Girl Reservesg Biologyg Dramaticg Four Letter Man g Young Idea, Pickles RALPH G. LEWIS MARY E. 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MACRYA Pop: Rhythm: Photoggraphyg Raslim-ilmll ELLA MAE IiYNfHfRhything f'oniinvrciulg I-'iwl Piywrf' PATRICIA M. LYNC'H7C'onnn0rciz1l5 Rhytliing l3:1iikoi's. fM,f:r.l 3 Survive-. n , I mf vm I Lx- C. ' .mf yo my 1 9 ff f RICHARD S. MANCUSO--Rhythnil S1-rvim-v. GEORGE MANZETTIM-Ass't H. R. Imaflc-rg S1-rvivf-. icoisnnr MARXYHi-Y. l 1 EDWARD iw1.Ai:KliTi+:N'jpl,,1,wwf EDWIN L. MARSH-V. P1-Qs. Class. H. H. imfiwg nm' Inner Circlvg Jr.-Sr. Banque-t, IIllfl'E1II1ll1'21l. ROBERT J. MARSHALI.-Hi-Y: Rhythnig Biology: IJi'z11iiz1Lic': Svrvicc-3 Priestley Svivncf-.. JAMES R. MARTINfInIi-YQ Latin: Photog'i'z1pl1y3 Sc'l'vic'vI Prim-stlc-y Scif-neo: Dramaticg Rankc-rsg Tigvi' Stziflf K'I oui Lvitci' Mann: Young: Idoau: Nat'l Honor Sovioty. GEORGE I.. IVICCLIIRfl-C0111lNE'I'C'lZllQ Svrvicc Clulm, JAMES G. Mc'GI,IIRGfStucl1-nt Council, HAROLD EUGENE McCORMICK-Biology3 I'liotogi'zxplijv, Pro and Cong Rhythm, JEROME lVIc'GRAVYfBiolog1yg Hi-Y: PlIOl,OQ'l'2llThf'I I'i'icsilc'3 Svioncvg Jr. Rod Cross Founcilg Eootlizill. WARREN G. MCKIM--Scrvicu: Jr. Sports. EMMA I,OI' MCKINNISfRhythmg flOIIIlIl4'l'l'I1ll. PEGGY Mc'QIlII,I.IN--Rankvrsg G. A. .-X.g i'onnnvi'vizilg l'lio tmrraphyg Rhythm: Girl Rvsvrvc-s, MELVIN XY, MEANS 1 Biology: I'hotou'rzipliy: Sviwivi- I'ic'kleS. ERNEST MIKI.AVICTfRhythm5 Yovationzil Arts. I X EVELYN MIIIBRAIYI'-V-Bzuikorsg Iiating Prim-stl1-y Scimicug QQ . Q Girl Ross-rvos. EARL MIIILER-f-Ass't II. R. Luzulvr: PlIOlOLL'l'2lDlIyQ Vovzxtionzxl A 2 5fw., X 1' A' ROGER MORGAN-t'Piecl Pipermg Pickles KATHLEEN J. MORROVViLating Girl Reservesg lf-iologyg Tigfer Gubg t'Piecl Piperng Rhythm: Priestley Seienceg Pro and Con. RUTH M. MUSSEY-Hankersg Rhythmg Biologyg Tiger Stuff. KENNETH NICHOLSON-Hi-Yg Rhythm: Industrial Arts. FRANK B. OLKOXVSKI STANLEY A. OLKOVVSKI-Football. l .1013 OMOGROSSO-Rhythmg Football. A MARY ROSE PALOMBO-Rhythm: Bowling: HELEN MARY PARNELL-Tiger Cubg Rhythm: Activities 1 Orehestrag G. A. A.g Artg Dramatic. J OE PATTERSON-Rhythmg Mikado U RUTHANNA PATTON-Class V. Pres.g Glass See.g Ass't H. R. Leaflerg Pro and Con fPres.Dg Jr. Real Cross Councilg Nat'l Honor Soc-ietyg Bankers fPres.jg Priestley Science Secjg Girl Reservesg Ushers KV. Pres. and Sec.-Treasjg Latin C'l'rez1s.Jg Tiger Staffg Drainaticg f'Anne of Green Galmlesfg Four Letter Manf' GEORGE H. PAXTON-Student Councilg Hi-Y. VINLENT CHARLES PENGIDO RE NORMA ELOUISE PERKINS-Rhythmg Girls, Athleticg Jr. Rod Cross Council. TONY PETRUCHA-Jr. Sports. LENA ROSALI E PHILLIPS MARY E. PHILLIPS-Lating Girl Reserves. JULIA M. PINGATORE-Lating Priestley Science. GEORGE PLATACZ-Bankersg Tiuer Staffg Basketbzillg Nz1t'l Honor Society. T. FRED PRATO-fBiologgy. JOSEPH PRATO ZAl.l'H A. PROVICNZANO-Ass't H. R. Loarlm-r. DOROTHY Pl'I,I.lNGICR-Riologfyg Rhythm. IARGARICT RAMSFIY7Stu4l0nt Councilg C'oininc-rcialg Rank- vrs: Rhythm: llzinfllmookg Banquet Committc-03 Nat'l Honor Society. RICTTY RAYYPQ-nz Biology: G. A. A.g Tiger Oulmg Rhythm: Ushors: Riclifngi llowlingr: Tigger Staff. IJONALR LINQD-lC'l'EEF1lJvRhythi ' Scrvic ' Intran ral: Stu- flbnt Cfounvil. TGA , l.lI.l,lAN ll. Rl'llC'lI-G. A. A.g Colninercial. LORITLDA IJUNLAP RHODESfRhythmg Lziting Girl Rv- svrvosg Jr. Ri-rl Cross Councilg Pro and Cong Tiglor Cub. DON RHUE-Student Count-ilg Sebring' High II. ALICE MARGARET RICH ISICTTY JANE ROSS--Rhythmg Girl RL-sc-rvvs. GENEVIEYIC ROSSfR'hyth1ng G. A. A.: Bowling: I.iln'ziry. HENRY ROSS Rlf'l'll lCI.IZAIllC'l'H ROTH--Class Treasq Stuclont Council: D1'znnz1tic: .Ir. Rocl Cross Councilg Pro and Cong Tigor Stull' Iflflitorg Nat'l Honor Society, PAIII. R. SCH ELL-Photogfraphyg Rhythmg Asslt H. R. l.ozulvr: Sc-:'vim'c': Timer Staff: Nzit'l Honor Society. DOROTHY H. SUHNICIlDERvSturlc-nt Council: Lating Pro and Von: Privstlcy Scit-:meg Jr. Rod Cross Council. Ifllllll. SlilXlAN-vllhything Photography. JOSEPH SICHIAN OLETA ELIZAISETH SHAWvRhythmg Girl Rust-rvm-sg Latin: Pro :intl Gong lizmlit-1'Sg Tiger Culmg lhlnclliook. MARGARET ,IOANNIC SlIEI,ARfRhythn1g Girl Rvsurvvsg f'l'iUcl Illlllxllll CHARLES SHlI'l.lCY7Rhythmg T1-nnis: Vocational Arts: Tigor Stuif. HILDA ANNA SLAGLIC-Rhythmg G. A. A. EDWARD VV. SMAKOSZ-Football. RUTH E. J. SMITH-Pepg Girl Reservesg Commercialg Dra- maticg Rhythmg Four Letter Man. BETTY SMOOT-Rhythm. EUGENE A. SORIANO-Rhythmg Tiger Staff. FRANCES M. STANZAK-Rhythm. RUTH M. STEDILA-Biology. ELIZABETH STEFAN-Rhythmg Biology. JAMES J. STITT-Vocational Arts 1Sec.J. PAUL L. STRALEY--Rhythm: Lating Priestley Science. NYILLIAM VV. STUART-Class Treas.g Ass't H. R. Leader: Bankerg Serviceg Pro and Cong Lating Jr. Sports: Natz'l Honor Society. 1- X l RAYMOND SVVAGER , fp, BELVA JEAN SVVICK-Rhythm: Ptxiestlegf Scienccg Jr. Red Cross Councilg Pied Piper. HELEN M. TEGDES-Commercialg Rhythm. ROBERT EARL THATCHER-Rhythm. JOSEPH F. THOMAS-Biologfyg Rhythmg Scrviceg Pro and Cong Photography. ROBERT M. TURNBULL-Class Pres.g Class TreaS.3 Dra- matic: Nat'l Honor Society: Pro and Cong Bankers CBus. Managerjg Hi-Yg Latin fPres.Jg Four Letter Man. VVILLIAM .l. VEON-Commercialg Rhythm. DOZO FRANK VIGOSKY if FRED VITO VILLA-Auto Shop lTreas.D. GEORGE VVAGONER-Student Councilg Biology: Pep Clubg Priestley Science. EVELYN JUNE WALCOTThRhythmg Girl Reservesg Coni- mercialg Jr. Red Cross Council. .W -H--E WW. .Y -fwwlvwr we ,wr f A WW., Q xvwnmwt ,1 r . .. 1 , ufpx if if in ...ff . . . . fv 1 BETTY JUNE WALLS-Tigerllfizki klffiditorjg Bank rsg Pep: i Girl Reserves: Tiger Staff otographyg Rro nd Cong Handbookg Banquet Committeeg Tennis. GENEVA MAE WALROND-Rhythmgi : lpfirriercialg Pro and Cong Girl Reserves. W ANNA F. WALTERS-Rhythmg Girl Reserves: Commercial. DORA W. WARNER-Girls' Athleticg Rhythmg G. A. A.g Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee. CLARENCE C. WASHINGTON - Commercialg Activities Orchestrag Rhythm 9 Photogrziphyg Pickles g Mikado g Pied Piper. , 1 WILLARD VV ELSH-Priestley Science. EVELYN LUCILLE WERTZ-Pepg Rhythmg Girl Reservesg Commercialg Jr. Red Cross Council fPres.Jg Ushers QTreas.Jg Pro and Cong Tiger Cub Staff fPres.g Ass't Editorbg Tiger Staff. STELLA J. WHITE-Commercialg Rhythm. FRED PAUL VVILLNER-Class Vice Pres.g Class Treas.g Stu- dent Councilg Lating Photography QVice Pres.Jg Hi-Yg Inner Circleg Nat'l Honor Societyg Tiger Staff. IRMA ODETT WITHERSPOON-Rhythm. NORMA LOUISE WOOD-Class Sec.g Student Councilg G. A. A.g Priestley Scienceg Girl Reservesg Bicycleg Nat'l Honor Society. ALBERT VVOODS-Vocational - Arts. JACK D. 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