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

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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

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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

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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