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

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Show Through SOMETIMES WHEM YOU LOOK IN THE SKY, THERE ARE CLOUDS SOMETIMES WHEN YOU SEE YOURSELF IN THE MIRROR, THERE IS WORRY SOMETIMES WHEN YOU REACH FOR THAT BRIGHT STAR, THERE IS DOUBT BUT. SOMETIMES WHEN YOU FEEL ALL ALONE. THERE IS YOUR FRIEND ALWAYS WHEN YOU ASK FOR THEIR HELP THEY ARE GIVING ALWAYS WHEN YOU HAVE NO ONE WHO WILL LISTEN. THEY UNDERSTAND ALWAYS WHEN YOU ARE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF, THEY BRING HOPE ALWAYS THEY ARE THERE BECAUSE WE ALL NEED SOMEBODY TO LEAN ON THROUGH TOUGH TIMES, THROUGH RAINY DAYS THROUGH UGLY FACES, AND FOOTBALL GAMES THROUGH MUDDY SHOES, THROUGH SIBLING FIGHTS THROUGH LUNCH BREAKS, AND LONESOME NIGHTS BECAUSE THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR AND WE ALL NEED SOMEBODY TO LEAN ON THEN SOMETIMES WHEN YOU LOOK IN THE SKY INSTEAD OF CLOUDS YOUR FRIEND HELPS YOU TO SEE THE SUNSHINE SOMETIMES WHEN YOU SEE YOURSELF IN THE MIRROR INSTEAD OF WORRY YOUR FRIEND HELPS YOU UNLOCK YOUR OWN BEAUTY AND SOMETIMES WHEN YOU REACH FOR THAT BRIGHT STAR YOUR FRIEND IS RIGHT THF.RF BY YOUR SIDF —LEANING ON YOU LEAH HEGNER Junior girls celebrate at the Usher's Initiation because their turn was behind them. A break in the weather is greeted by a smile from Homecoming Queen, Holly Winkle escorted by Rick Young. Another Tiger Victory is all the reason needed for such wide grins from Kerry Brozich and Bob Lucci. Senior Tigerette Co-Captain Beth Braykovich is escorted by her parents at ' Senior Night ceremonies.

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Our Stripes Amy Rae and Joy Pelaia share a Tiger victory. That's what friends are for. The weather assaults Dave Denes and Shannon Jacobs during the reigny homecoming festivities. Kim Krepps, Cybil Marx and Tammy Huntington prove that homecoming brings back those happy Days. Yearbook staff members. Holly Brooks, Toni Colao, Marci Moore, and Lonette Kirkland, show their spirit during outrageous day.'' At Usher's Initiation, Lisa Pelaia and Autumn Clark learn the fine points of applying makeup. Mike Ruby and Dave Borroni pounce on their victim during

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In Beaver rails High School, many clubs and organizations are always busy preparing special activities for their members. There's a ski trip in January, a formal in February, a banquet in March, a field trip in April, and so on. Every year, the school calendar is booked with similar activities. However, is it possible for an organization to be constantly on-the-go, to have an outstanding reputation, to be well-known throughout the H?gh area, and to get along with other peo-[ple and carry on conversations without | even speaking a sinal woM £es it is possible. The Beaver Falls : Troupe does all of that and more. They entertain people and communicate with them through their actions without talking. Since they are a unique organization, the B.F. Mime Troupe has become famous for performing at Fox Chapel Yacht Club, the Estate of Dominic Abbott in Fox Chapel, and the Hyatt Ho- IIroom in Pittsburgh. They asso- ■ [date with such local stars as Liz Miles, Louis Lipps, Don Chef Brockett, and | Mike Webster. | behind the scenes look Beaver Falls High School allows us to take pride in our B.F. Mime Troupe—not only for its talent, but also for the spirit that they give us through their | reputation. Marcy Drogus, make up chairperson for the Theatre Department Halloween play. Bride of Frankenstein, assists in the transformation from Frank Helisek to Frankenstein.-' On the Estate of Colin Cary ahand H during the Parental Stress Benefit. [ During the Variety Club Awards Dinner held at the Fox Chapel Yacht Club, Samantha Pickrell, Marie Qioffre, Colin Cary, and Frank Helisel e i be in agreement that a A Mime is a Terrible Thing to