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

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ON THE PROWL FUTURE LEADERS Junior it is, that dreaded disease, has once again afflicted that portion of the B.F. student body that finds itself in eleventh grade. For no reason known to modern science, these Juniors, who should be looking forward to their Senior year and trying to out distance the Sophomores who are hot on their heels, seem to be suspended in limbo and. at best, sport a lackada-sical attitude. Having gained valuable experience during their initial year in Tiger dom”, the Sophomores give the impression that they are ready to take on the world. Displaying the same spirited frenzy that they exhibited as Freshmen, these tenth graders are giving the indication that they want to be- come the future leaders in the Tiger’s Den. Although the Sophomores seem to outshine the Juniors, a miraculous metamorphosis takes place at some point in time before the start of the Senior year. The Juniors, who are presently dormant, will break out of their cocoon in time to strive for excellence and Leave Their Mark during their reign as Super Seniors .

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THE TIGER IS EVERYONE IS A TIGER Prevailing once again as the leaders of the Tiger lair, the Seniors provided a sterling example for the underclassmen to follow. They emerged as the victors from the Spirit Cheer competition more frequently than any other class. The staunchest and most spirited competitor to face the Seniors was the Freshman Class. These young Tigers bared their daws and fought ferociously. Their valiant efforts paid off as they eventually were able to defeat the Mighty Seniors” The Freshman year is a year of firsts. This is their first year in the high school, their first Tiger pep assembly, their first football and basketball games as official Tigers, and this is the first time that they are expected to conduct themselves as ladies and gentlemen because they are now ambassadors for the pride of Beaver Falls. The members of the Senior Class must be role models for the Freshmen need guidance and are constantly looking to the Seniors for examples of excellence and pride. The Seniors have Left Their MarkThey have left behind them a legacy that the Freshmen will find it hard to surpass.

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FALL FASHION SHOW Ushers stun overflow crowd On November 15, 1987, the Usher's Club held its annual Fall Fashion Show. Announcers for this gala affair were Colin Cary and Jody Wakelee. Attired in a gray Dynasty tuxedo, Colin escorted Jody, wearing a blue formal gown trimmed in white lace and baby bows, to the microphone. They occupied this position for the evening and narrated the continuous flow of formal, semi-formal and casual designs modeled by the Ushers, parents, teachers and selected male students. Music provided an upbeat tempo as the models strutted and danced across the floor. Mary Matsukas, of Mary s Bride and Formal, and Groom's Plus sponsored this well attended event. Kristie Matthews and Janelle Uslenghi, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Jane Ryan, were the chairpersons for the fashion show. •» Announcers Jody Wakelee and Colin Cary electrified the audience with their apparel and delivery. Jennifer Pisano and Tara Welsh are both Pretty in Pink ”. Nicole Gratteri struts across the stage in her basic black and white ensemble. Nikki Armstrong looks beautiful in blue. Stacy Cartwright. Jason Sciarro and St. Clair Williams sport their finery during the annual fall fashion show. 8