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

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Since the TIGER Yearbook is a reflection of all the Tigers that wander and struggle through the halls of Beaver Falls Area Senior High School, YOU are now looking at yourself. After all, the little u in BiFHuS is really a big U that transforms the Orange and Black from simple shades into a vibrant living Tiger. YOU are in these pages. Maybe YOU will see yourself struggling valiantly through chemistry or metal shop. Or perhaps that's YOU with your mouth wide open singing in the Concert Choir. If not, then surely YOU are somewhere in the vast range of clubs and activities that so many BFASHS Tigers belong to. Then again, YOU may be the real tiger type Tiger and will find yourself in a crushing football touchdown, a cleanly-scored basket, or a smashing homerun. And if YOU are not in the game, YOU certainly are somewhere among the fierce Tigers in the stands. Then there’s the Sophomore Party, the Junior Banquet, the Senior Prom, and the innumerable classmates with whom you associated at those events. We know YOU are there smiling, laughing, grimacing, flirting or swinging. YOU are in these pages somewhere—all 540 days of YOU. When YOU see yourself in class, in music, in activities, in sports, in association, and in school in general, YOU will have found the 1968 Beaver Falls Area Senior High School . . . TIGER. 5 foreword

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administration 20 faculty........................24 band...........................44 vocal..........................50 athletics......................60 contents commencement.................79 seniors......................90 juniors.....................132 sophomores..................148 activities..................166 directory...................192

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you . . . learn at BFHS in classes . . . the subjects may vary from biology to sociology but the prime directive is always the same . . . We are trying to get you people to think!” . . . the work is difficult and there are days you wish you could quit school and join the army . . . but these feelings soon pass and the awards for achievement, both public and private, greatly outweigh the disappointments, and you are glad that you functioned well . . . in class 6