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

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ERNEST MICHAEL-Erniels a popular guy, But need you ask us Why ROY MILLER-A witty actor Royg A smooth dancer '?-oh, boy! ALICE lVII'1'CHELL--Alice was short, but short and sweetg Loved by all-she couldn't be beat. VVINIFKED lVi'lTCHELL-lW66k and studious is sheg A writer she hopes to be. JEANNE MOLTZEN-Attractive and always gayg Never seen any other way. DONALD MUMFORD-Don sings bassg The choir's his place. RAYMOND MURPHY-He drives a ritzy autog Be a friend to girls -his motto. CLARENCE PENCE-Conscientious, and to those in need, Lent a helping hand as his good deed. ROBERT PETERS-LiR6Ci,, likes his fung ls always on the runf' MURIEL PHILLIPS-Good-natured, attractiveg In school functions-very active. XVANDA PODBIELSKI-Oil stage-the wifeg The same in real life. LAWRENCE REED4Altho, Reedy blushes readily, He keeps plugging on quite steadily. ALAN RICHARD--OUT prexy for the last two yearsg To him we give three cheers. VIRGINIA ROBBINS-The girl with the blonde tresses And so many pretty dresses. RAYMOND Ross-He never had a word to say, But it's sometimes best to be that way. CLARA RUTTENHERG-Clara likes the best of thingsg Close to her heart good music clings ICSTHER SAUNDERS-When Esther smiles so dearly, We know it's done sincerely. ANNA M. SCHWEIGER-AHH3 Marie and her bike, Are a pair We'll always like. RUTH SHEE- Sheen was a pleasant lassg As a friend Shee'll easily pass. JOSEPH SoKoL-Behind his solemn air Joe's a real sport we're aware.

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HERBERT HENDRICKSON-'6H9Fb,, was always happyg Sometimes slap-happy. JOHN HILL-His trumpet and a girl Kept Johnny in a whirl. JOHN HOLTOM-Quiet, but yet a tease g His locks were nothing at which to sneeze. EDWARD JANKOWSKI-A quiet lad was Edg He always meant just what he said. ANN JORDAN-Pretty eyes, a cute little noseg Ann is becoming in all of her clothes. WILLIAM JURY-His laugh was so amusingg Books weren't to his choosing. IRENE KASONIE-Jack Benny she'd belittle When Irene played on her fiddle. DALE KEMP-At the girls he liked to wink- An unusual sport we think. JOHN KEMPINSKI-Tall with wavy black hairg There'll be none like him anywhere. JOSEPH KINNEY-His studies came last, These three years past. JOE KNAPP-A handsome football herog A dependable leader-Joe. MARo1A LAMBERT-Swell pal and a lovable gal. DAVID LAWSON-He's cheerful, free. nice to knowg He'd make an ideal beau. HELEN LEWANDOSKI-Athletics was her diversiong To participate took no urgin'. JOHN LUTTON-A fine lawyer John would beg For he could argue in P. D. MARY MACRY-Pretty clothes and neatg For these she can't be beat. JAMES MARTIN--Of aviation he is fond- This quiet unassuming blonde. DOROTHY MCCANDLESS--A music teacher is her aimg Dot's jovial, peppy-always the same JOHN MCCANN-John was ever so carefree, A pleasanter one we ne'er did see. MARIE MELEG-Marie with the sparkling eyes is Cheerful, sincere and wise.

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DOROTHY SHROADS-SW6Qt and charming in her ways, She never seemed her voice to raise. Woonizow SHUSTER-The delight of all for one so small. lVlERTON SMITH-MGFtOH never received thanks For some of his unearthly pranks. VELMA JEAN SMITH-ThO, she isn't a kin of Kate, As her runner-up she does rate. PAULINE STANLEY-A keen imagination- A stenographer, her vocation. WILIJIAM STEED-Bill was our gigolog He knocked 'em for a row. JOHN STONE--A pharmacist is Jack's goal, He's already in it, heart and soul. JAMES SUGAR-Jim's nonchalant air is one of devil may caref' JOHN THONEN-Quietly he goes his way, Dependable, has little to say. BRUNO TIMPANO-Bruno plays the clarinet, Could he talk in class ?-you bet. PAUL TRENSCHEL-A treasurer eflicient, heg An accountant Paul hopes to be. GENA TUNNO-Gena's asset is her hair, She's pretty, brilliant, and debonaire. ETHEL VEKASY-Her personality exceeds even the kindness of her deeds SOPHIE VINCH-Always seems so cheerful and neat, Why-for these she can't be beat. NIERLE WAGONER- Olly towers above us allg His hearty laugh we'll all recall. HELEN WIGLEY-Helen often fell in-fell in what? Love, of course-tut! tut! FANNY WOLFSON-Fanny had style-all the while. DOROTHY WOODS-Pretty, curly, red-her hair, Shy, a faithful friend so rare. MARTHA ZELL-Of cares she had none 3 Her chores always done. ROMAN ZOMBECK-Short and snappy, this nice chap knew Every section of our map.