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

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Mr. Jute smiles in anticipation of yet another Tiger victory on the field of battle at Reeve’s Stadium. He is one of the Tiger’s most loyal fans. The Administration of Beaver Falls High school is dedicated to creating a peaceful and educational environment for the students. Mr. Jute, the principal, and Mr. Allison, the vice-principal, are very dedicated to their work. They help create a working relationship between the teachers, the students, and support staff at Beaver Falls. Their goal is to get the school to run like a “ well oiled machine”. Dr. Higgins, the Superintendent of Schools, attempts to achieve the same goals, but she handles this difficult task from a different perspective. She meets with and welcomes input from the students, parents, staff, and members of the school board. The administration works together to “Leave Their Mark on all of the students at Beaver Falls.‘if MR. JACKSON ALLISON, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL-Mr. Allison handles all problems that concern attendance and keeps a watchful eye on the students and their activities. MR. FRANK JUTE, PRINCIPAL-Mr. Jute is a dedicated and concerned individual. When making decisions, he has the best interest of the students and staff in mind. Mr. Jute and Mr. Allison renew their oath of allegiance to our country’s flag during the national celebration of the birthday of our Constitution. The entire school celebrated. 20

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Mrs. Kaercher and Mrs. Coffini are the offficial cookie counters at the allschool Christmas Semi-Formal which was held on December 12. It was sponsored by the Usher’s Club. Mr. Hunter glances toward the scoreboard and smiles because he likes what he sees. The Beaver Falls Fighting Tigers have defeated the Quaker Valley football team, 26-7. Mr. Wilson and Mr. Sebastian, the high school guidance counselors, confer with a representative from Clarion College during College Information Night. They are always looking for new and different ways to help the students further their education. While on hall duty, Mr. Keeley is astonished at what he sees. Every time he turns around, the clothing and hair styles are changing. Dr. Higgins, our concerned Superintendent, takes time out from her busy schedule to observe the students during change of classes. She keeps the welfare of the students in mind at all times.

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SCHOOL BOARD-Row 1:Donna Hayden, Pauline Morgan, Isabelle Gill, Harold Damaska. Row 2:Gerald Moran, Leo Hegner. John Masson, Martin Corcoran. Missing:Thomas Eckhardt, Samuel Orr. MRS. NORMA PALKA, SUPERINTENDENT’S SECRE-TARY-Keeping track of Dr. Higgins' busy schedule is not easy, but our Girl Friday has no problems with this task. DR. JEAN HIGGINS, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS-Our school is special for many reasons, but mainly because we have a superintendent who cares about the students and the staff.