Beaver High School - Shingas Yearbook (Beaver, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

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M. 7,P.x'S -Ai-'f 'A OUDLY DEDICAT Ding Ding ' l No this is not a street car bell lts a little object on the desk of Room 103 of Beaxer High School lf your course of study has included advanced math ematics you haxe no doubt heard its familar jingle Another thing typical to this room is the daily proverb found on the side black board Mingled with this bit of good sound philosophy on such a sublect as Hoxx to study We learn the meanlng of those un knoxxn x s and other confusing problems in the field of mathematics It is in such an at mosphere that xxe have been gixen a sound basis for our education And behind this at mosphere stands the man to xx hom xxe the clation Under his xxatchful guidance stud ents passing thru B H S have learned many of the intricacies theories and functions of the various courses in mathematics Many are those who entered his room with foreboding as to their abihtv in the field onlv to find hidden abilities interests and a nexx sense of value from his supervision counsel and techniques Born in a small rural community near Nescopeck Pennsylvania he received his early education there After graduation from high school he continued his education at A1 bright College in Reading xx here he receixed his Bachelor of Arts degree He started his teaching career at Iohn sonburg vxhere he spent six years before com ing to Beaver in the fall of 1930 For three years he taught Ninth Grade math in the unior High School When the Freshman Class x as moved to the Senior High School Building he moved up also and soon xx as giv en the assignment of math in the upper grades in assignment xx hich he still holds In the meantime he had continued his oxxn educational advancement by attending State College and the University of Pitts burqh from xxhich in 1942 he received his Nlaster in Education degree During his eighteen years on the Beaver un1or Senior High School Faculty he has had many assignments as sponsor of extra these xx as adviser of the high school paper then knoxxn as the Enlightener He has at various times been sponsor of the Senior umor and Sophomore Classes Our present Senior Class as sophomores xxas his last sponsorship In 1941 he xx as selected as noon hour supervisor ln presenting our Reflections of B H S to the students and friends in Beaver we the Class of 1948 feel privileged and honored to dedicate our Shlngas to our good friend Mr Herman V Moxx erv His never failing sense of humor his patience and encouragement both in classes and activities his perserver ence in giving us a firm foundation in mathe matics have all left their mark on us and we ale certain that long after our high school davs are but a dim memory xxe xxill frequent lv reflect ox er the time xx e spent in his classes ' '- ' . 1 . , 4 .3 - : K ' . ' V I V RY ' ' A , c F . . C B 7 B . H . v Q V v ' . it C .C Lk . . c I I V V . , . . vc . U V 9 7 c I c c . - . c .l ' h I ' UV . C - Y V . . K ' 1 Y A V I B' I VL' ' S Y V Y . ' A, - Class of 1948, Want to Show our deep appre, curricular activities. One of the earliest of . . s . Y . A- y ' ' , ' 7 a o o . 7 ' ' ' . c . , 7 D , . . . . . - ' y ' 1 ' 1 1 c - f , . . . Y . V C , - c A . c I , . . Z I - C Q 1. K . V c . ' I ' c I , ' lv - M L 'lA uf ,X Ah QYUTDJ' Sept 1 x uf lv MR HFRMAIX. V Mowrwev J J , M H f y 2 A Through fhe Looking Gloss As we look back across the years durmg vthrch Beaver Hrgh School has publlshed a yearbook vxe fmd many lnterestlnq facts about them ln the earllest days they xx re merelv called The Annual The p cturlng of a fevx l1'ldlVlClLlalS groups of classes and some ath book the remamder bemg devoted almost en trrely to lrterary efforts of class members and a elass1f1ed l1st of all former graduates of Beaver H1gh School As the years progressed we found that more and more space was devoted to prctures of and about school lrfe The Senror Class was g1ven the posrtron of honor and the oth er classes glven a proportlonate drsplay Gradually tt unfolded as a real attempt to portray a cross sectron of l1'e IH the hxgh school In 1923 two rnnovatrons xx ere attempted A new vest pocket edrtron was planned Small and compact It measured only 6 by 7V The Senxors were plctured mdrvldually formally and rnformally Other cuts and copy had to of necessxty be cut m srze and amount Thls small PdflOI1 lasted only 1 short whlle before succeedmq classes returned to the conventronal slze More lmportant hom ever vxas the adoption of the t1tle vxhrch the book stlll bears SHINGAS What could have been more apropos than to go back 1nto the hrstory of Beaver xtself and fmd that the tovxn der1ved rts name from the l1ttle Indran vrllage located on thrs plateau almost 200 years ago and called Shmgas town by the French and lnd1ans We are mdebted to the Class of 1923 for grvmg us the t1tle whlch we strll proudly use on our yearbook We are pleased to call your attentron to the fact the SHINGAS rs now celebratmg rts 25th brrthday Space does not permlt us to show plctures of the Shmgas of exery year s1nce then but on the next page we present a composlte pre ture of the Shrngas of vesteryears 1n fxve year mtervals I , ' I lfg. 1 ' A U l ' , V . . . . . . 4- '. ' c ' fe . . 1 . An YV i . I . v . Y V V . , Y . I f U , - c . c ' - letic teams took up a small portion of the V- . - K . . . I . . . Y . . - ...6- The Shmgas rn Refrospecf f fxxx I x fi XS X jqypr-Z7 K JN ! w. W Qf ?C,x QMDJX X ,JC Qi RN f'NQ9 f'fQ9?'Q-Q 7 'Fa BOARD L1 AUDE NEI sow PRFSIDEN1 Q. SCHOOL DIRECTORS Q.. ROBERT O DAVIS CHARLES SNITGER Vmcu E BENNETT IOHN M HORTER RUTH M FRYE W Avmwx BII 8 ss In OF 6 1 Y, . VICE.-PRESIDENT ffp fr: ' f A' - . . 1 V . Y . , . lafefw feud. The Supermfendenf Reflectlons 18 a splenclnd theme fo a sennor clwss to mcorporwte mto thexr annual lt IS '1 recognxzecl fict thwt as vxe reflect upon our p1st hvlnq our mmds tend to retaxn most vlvldly those lctlvltles 'incl hwppenmgs xx hnch xxere most pleisint and xx orthxx hxle So 'ls you reflect upon your four vesnrs rn Beaver Hugh School It IS qulte naturil thwt those happenmgs and events xvhlch lmpressecl vou most forcefully and pleisantly xxxll be recorded or at least brought to your mmd as you leif through your Shlngas m vernrs to come Thls prmclple of reflectxve thmkmg carrxes a very 1mportant lesson to e'1ch and every member of the Class of 1948 as you venture mto the complex hfe xxhlch hes ahead If you keep the ple1sant profrtable 'md xxorthxxhxle thoughts alvx 'nys m the forefront of your thmkmg rither than golng contrary to the natur1l functronmq of your mlnd by reflectmg upon your f'lllLlI'6S your dlswppomtments amd your shortcomlngs your hfe xxrll proxe to be most mterestmg Otherxxlse vou place vourself m grave danger of bemg hxghlx unsuccessful m your personal assocmtlons and unproductlve to socnetv ln gener1l As l reflect upon the 'assocntlons 'md 1ct1x1 txes of the Class of 19-19 oxer the last txxelxe vears they 'are most pleisint Each and exerx one of you have my smcere best xx nshes for 1 hfe fxlled xx nth glOI'lOl1N reflectlxe thmkmg 9.. 77W7,f9f2Mfo The Principal It hardly seems posslblc that twelve years '1qO the members of thxs class begin thelr school career IH the flrst grade I hlvc xx ntched xxxth mterest the groxx th 'md development of thls class and I beheve your class to be one of the most successful to gradu ate from Bev er I'I1gh School The theme of thls year s Shlnqis IS unusual 'md 1s xxe look bick over your efforts pirtlculsirlv dur 1ng the last four vears xxe are lmpressed by the splendld record vou have achleved The success of 1 class IS judged prlmarlly on thelr scholastlc record the xx orthxxhlle leadershrp the members provlde and the servlce rendered to the school The Class of 1948 can pomt xxlth prlde to the scholastlc record of 1 number of members Your leadershlp rn our school actxvltles has been of '1 hrgh standard The cliss his been most loyal to the school and has cooperated m the school programs Class of 1948 I congritulate you on your success durmg your hlgh school days I sxncerely hope the last foul vears have been profltable and enyovable to vou As you look back over them mav your reflectlons glue vou a feelmg of pleasure and satlsfactlon M.,2gM F aculfy ffl ,M Tw fa-we lltallltrwrlir IACK D BRAMMER THELMA CAMPBELL B A B Mus M Ed Carneqle B S Indiana State Teachers lnstntute of Technoloqy College Indlana Pennsyl Plttsburgh Pennsylvama vama Muslc Supervnsxon Sf-'Phomofe English Band Orchestra and Chorus TU H1 Y SPOUSOF BEULAH V Cook IAMES A CuTRl AB Grove Qty College Grove BS Edmboro State Teachers Clty Pennsylxama College Edmboro Pennsyl Iumor Enghsh P Vama Dlrector Iumor Class Play hyslcal Education biaJ....Zf VXQMA, Vlfwf :Wales Health WILLIAM L CHARLESWORTH BS Umverslty of Pxttsburqh Pmttsburgh Pennsylvann Semor Class Sponsor' SANS Club Sponsor CATHRYNE ESENWFIN AB Ohlo Wesleyan Umvers lty Delaware Ohio Senior Enghsh Speech Dlrector Semor Class Play Basketball Coach Football Natxonal Honor Soclety Coach fAss1stantl Sponsor 45.412, 1 l wx, 'X f .a I w -L ' . . l 'flr . f I .., - -. - ., , -- l Y ' , , In . . .N ' . . 4 I L. . , U . ' l . ' ' ' - f . l - ' ' K . A I c L , I . fl n . 1 l . ' k, F aculfy ANNA MARY FLECK DONALD I-IIGBEE MARGERY C IOHNSON AB Grove City Colleqe Grove BS California State Teachers BS Clarion State Teachers City Pennsylv 11111 College California Pennsyl College Clarion Pennsyl L ,tm vanla v1n1a Latin Club Sponsor Sophomore Mechanical Drawing Enqllsh I Class Sponsor Freshman Shoe Librarian Class Sponsor Bobcat Club Sponsor PETER KANE IRENE R KIRCHNER A L BS Geneva Colleqe Beaver AB Geneva College Beaver DELLA AWSON Falla pennsylvam-, Falls Pennsylvania AB Geneva Colleqe Beaver HCV Cwiisttsburqh Pennsylvanm Sp ,nigh Pa History Enqhsh I Football Co'1ch unlor Hlqh ournallsm Splmqh Club Sponsor Basketball Coach B1seb1ll Echo Sponsor Student Council Coach Sponsor Ct ncral Science l I problems in American Demon- M. University of Pittsburgh. Falls, Pennsylvania. Q J I ' 1 I ' t 2 7 ' ' a f 1 ff X ,,, Y ,f Lf- , Q O . l I U l 5 ' I - -12- I F aculfy yw CZQVQZ? 715-:Lf.w J inraaw MARY ELLEN! MAY HELEN S lV'c AIELR BS Sl1ppery Rock State Teachers College Slxppery Rock Pennsylvmla MECI Penn State College State College Pennsylvmll Physxcal Education Health Cx A A Leaders Club HERMAN V MOWERY A B Albrlght Collcqc Rt admq lVlEd UHIVQFSIIQ of Plttsburqh Plttsburgh PCI1I1iylVll'1ll Algebra II Plane and Solld Geometry Trxgonometry Lunch Room Supervlsor Umxersxty of Pxttsburqh Pxtts burgh Pennsylvamx Genexa College Beanver Fllls Pennsylxama Algebra I 5L,3,,,4ecfV7xf 4.417 E1 IIABETH Mc KIINLEY Reglstered Nurse St oseph s AB Gcnevl College Beaver Hospltal P1ttsburgh Penn Falls Pennsylvxnla Wlxama lVlEd Unlverslty of Pxttsburqh Puhllc School Nurse Pnttsburqh Pennsylvanm Home Economics Home ECOHOHIICS Club Sponsor QUEENETTE NIEDERGAL WILLIAM W PATERICK Sllppery Rock Normll School BS lndnna St lte Teachers xama Unlted States Hlstory Shlnqas Advlser ,5JffyHf7 t,Zsw,.,LmJE.,,f1u7,,A Wwngjggg 13 , f ,, Y f , dc f A . 1 l . I , ', Q ' , A A 1 v v ' , . 2 l . ' R ' l L v v ' . . U . . . B ' ' A- ' . 1 l A K , Af.. , . Q e. , . , ' -t ', 'Q ' 1, ' 2 , . . '. . z . Pennsylvania. Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania College, Indiana, Pennsyl . ' K , C 2 ' , ' . 1 C 'V Ljftr I x I l f A I7 t . , , ff If I I F aculfy WW, wflaw gfggfmff Am? MAJ WW wmffw fvf NEvxN W REBER BS Franklln and Marshall Lancaster Pennsylvanxa MEd UHIVCFSIYY of Plttsburqh Plttsburgh Pennsylvanxa Chemlstry Physlcs Sclence Club Sponsor DOLORES J SAYRE B S Edmboro State Teachers College Edlnboro Pennsylvan1a Art R GLEN SMITH B S Grove Clty College Bookkeep1ng Offlce Practlce Band Drlll Master Cheerleader Sponsor Junior High F aculfy LORETTA Z WILSON B S Geneva College Typmg Shorthand EDWARD C SCHAFFER B S Sllppery Rock State Teachers College Slxppery Rock Pennsylvama Geography Gmdance Bulldmg Prmclpal f-641.41 Colw-afwlc 14 . ji' 11 D College, 1 Grove City, Pennsylvania l Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania O l Junior High Faculfy it Q MAXINE L CouLsoN BS Cahforma State Teachers College Cahforma Pennsyl vanIa Enqllsh PIIYLI IS KOAC H BS In Home EC Penn State College State College Penn sylvama Home EconomIcs Hxstory W7 Qgmfa, Q,-if UML 1144651674441 Z,7,,,WJf?4,!ZfW WILLARD E HEMPHILL VIRGINIA I HOLLERAN BS Geneva College Beaver Bachelor of MUSIC Ed Oberlm Falls Pennsylvama Hxstory Iumor Hngh Industmal Arts FRANK H ROGERS B S Shppery Rock State Teach ers College Shppery Rock Pennsylvama SCIENCE Geography Track md Cross Country A 15 College Oberlm Ohlo Muslc Iumor Hlqh Band and Chorus LOUISE SWEARINGEN BS Genexa Colleqe Beaver Falls Pennsylvanla Arlthmetlc WrIt1nq iwriww, W 1 I g l fm W Z ,V . if 4 I We Thank e Nl MR CHARIESWORTH AND MR PArER1cK We thankyou Mr Charleswxorth and you too Mr Paterxck If vxe xxere to say that and nothlng more vxe wx ould be accomplxshlng the purpose xxe have 1n mlnd for thls page But xxe xxould put ourselves 1n a posltlon for severe cr1t1c1sm for bemg so brlef and blunt We xx ould be gu1lty of showmg too small a degree of appreclatlon by such brevzty Each year the graduatmg class knows and understands hoxx much tlme hoxx many trlals hoxx much counsel hoxv many plans are needed to xx eather the storms estabhsh nexx records and a mvrmd of other actlvltles xx hlch beset the class durmg 1ts fmal ye1r m high school To haxe sufflclent money to pay :ts bllls to select order 'md dlstrlbute Com mencement announcements to plan and car ry out successful partles plays and to pro duce another outstandmg Shmgas all requ1re the expert adv ce xx l 1ch comes xxlth vears of experlence To Mr Charlesxx orth vxe have looked for our guxdance 1n fmanczal matters In sxx ellmg our treasury to assure the prompt pavment of Shlngas as well as other expenses he has grven us valuable advxce has helped to select a worthwhlle project the Chrlstmas door hangers and m many other vxays has led us to the completion of a hlghlv successful year To Mr Paterxck xxe have once agam looked for guidance 1n bulldmg our Book of go mto detaxl to mention the many help and hmts he h1s glxen us 1n lavouts plctures coxers prmtmg 'md 'all phases of produc tlon And so to our class sponsor and Shm gas adviser xe sav agam We thank you Mr Charlesxxorth and Mr Paterlck for evervthmg vou haxe done for us durmg the past year We deeply apprecxate the t1me and effort you have used on our behalf CLASS OF 1948 ,Q Q Xa V ' Y v ' 7 Y , . A Q Y 7 ' . I . . Y I . 7 Y , . L . . . - I 7 V L ' V I I 4 Q V ' K I -f A y k 7 ' . Y ' . . . . .. - , the Year, the 1948 Shingas. We need not V ' , lc U ' ' . L .cf - V l ' ' l ' V A k C 5 ' ' ' C ' I ., , c c r - . 7 . . U . . V h , , L . . A I I M , - .. ' . ' 'x' I , H Y r v A' y' B- I . X ' ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Thomas Kissick. Nlartha Netherland Virginia Figley, Donald Kennedy ,l ,.' . ,, , ., , L, JV ff' ff' X Y,.f', xl? M x .1 .. t -if ' CF' ' ff' 1 . l ' X rl 'lr . A , l 4. ' Af, ', x ' ' 4- IAY D ALDRIDGE Basketball l 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Varsxty Club 4 Speech 3 Semor Scxence Club 4 Latm Club 2 Span xsh Club 3 4 Bobcat Club Shmgas Staff 4 Glee Club 4 Intramurals l Home Room Offxcer 2 DALE ANZIO Basketball l 2 3 4 Stud ent Counc1l 4 Class Offlcer 2 3 Latln Club 2 Spamsh Club 4 Bobcat Club l 2 3 4 B A C l 2 Intramurals RANNY BAKER Bobcat Club 3 4 , 1 ' A LE D BEFNAUER Prom omm ttee 3, Speech 3 4 Semdr -Sczence Club 3 Latin Club 2 Spadxsh Club 3 4 Bobcak Clubl 2 3 A A 1 3 4 H1 Y 2 4 Shingas Staff 4 Home Economlcs Club 3 4 Chorus 1 2 Intramurals l HARRY B ooM Football l 2 Baslfttballl Class Of lcer 3 Samoj Scx ence Clu 3 4 Buscar Club Shmgas Staff 4 Glee Club 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Crossr' Country 3 Class of 4 . IOHN D ANDERSON Football 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Varslty Club 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Semor Science Club 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Bobcat Club 2 3 4 Victory Corps l B l 2 3 Glee Club 4 Intra murals l ANN ARMSTRONG Prom Commlttee 3 ,Speech 4 Senior SCIEHCC Club!! Latm Cflub 2 S amsh Club 3 4 Bobcat Cubl 2 3 G A A.2f3 Jgfrfulv 2 3 4 Slhhqas Staff 4 or us Z ich? StQff.3 mur x My VIVIAQ 1 s m ee emclf nc 'H 3 agnl M an u ca u il T Y Nfl? lf BOIN C? WILLIAM H BISSELL IR Canonsburg Hxgh chool l 2, Prom Commxttee 3 Sen 1or Science Club 3 4 Bob cat Club 3 4 Shmgas Staff 4 Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Glee Club 4 Intramurals 3 4 Tiack 3 IOHN BOGARD ohn Adams Ir Hxgh l Senf lor Sclence Club 4 B A C 2 Cross-Country 3 I Je I R' L 'lx fl W. xl v Eff - l . l. .2, 3, 4: B. C. l. 2: Q . ' 5 : IAXCC ' . 2 V ' 0 .' 9,51 X - .X h i ls! :, . V: 1 I, lf' 'V x , l l Q l l , ,I , J I. U. Q' gm. 3 l':'lli A, 54 : . . . . : , : '7 ' .: h - V l, 2, 3, 4. , S I - als l.. ' ,3l.- ' ' , ' , R 1 , .1 R I P K X gre O ' f lx ' ll C a- U n ' ' ,P Z2 B ean t F I b l.r . 'I Y. 1,.2, ' ' y Sr ' - . -D ,rll f L lr l w - . - nj , I ' srl-Q 3 --. l.. . l Q A I y I ' 4 , Om 1. R A W TI- 'll J I I A. ! X .mf if ' t 'C 1 P1 : '4' ' Vx? 4 J I .ft l 'I ' 3 ' l I ' . 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JV' 3 ill flip fl. ll I Cf' l f' f I GEORGE FRANKLIN BOWERS ackson Hxqh 2 Bobcat Club tramur 3 Trac R 2 Prom Speech 4 Sen ub 3 4 Latxn h Club b Cl 3 4 hmgas Staff 4 lun a Play 3 Chor 3 4 Natxonal on PAUL D BROCKETT Latln Club 2 Bobcat Club B A C 3 lntra als 3 PRA KlI'oHN QBROZK K Football 3 B .N7C 2 Inlramunxis l 5 3 4 MARTHA IEAN CAMPBELL Student Council 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Speech 3 Sen lor Sclence Club 3 4 Latm Club 2 Bobcat Club l 2 3 A Trl H1Y 2 3 4 Shmgas Staff 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Na 4t1Onal Honor SOCICIS 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Home Room Offlcer 2 I-. .5 ,. ,i , fi -.4 x , , t KENNETH BRADSHAW otballl 3BACl lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Louls CARL BRAUN Armed Forces 3 Football I 2 Baiskeztballl 2 Bobcat U Intramurals I 2 ,Z-0475 ,CA X70-u ,-f .f..P-r-v-7fy v' Q 49615 Football l 2 3 4 Basketf's b l 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Varslty Club 2 3 4 Bobcat u 3 4 B A C l Club 4 QA VE LVA L Se'n1or Scxence Cub 3 Span xsh Club 3 4 Bobcat Club Cv A 2 3 H Y 2 3 4 Home o nomlcs Club 2 4 Caoru Echo Staff 4 Intramurals 1 K-4 SHIRLEY EMERLINE CESSNA Rochester Hxgh and Monaca High l Prom Commlttee 3 A A 2 Tr H1 Y 2 Shmgas Staff 4 Chorus 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 'MS I 'A 3 Fo , 5 , , . , 21 S l, 3, 4: B. 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F' ff 'l H 11 ll jj 7MAR'Y Iqiu COBNER Pro Com 1ttee 3 Speech X3 4f pam Club3 4 Bob qi C H132 3 4 G A A xr 3 T1 1 Shm 55 Staff 4 Home Eco no Cs Club 2 4 un1or Class Play 3 Llbrary AQSISI '1nt4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 E1 TY JANE CONNEI L Dropped from roll October 31 47 f 1' ERQHEL EDWARD DAFLLEN ACH IR l gk ball 1 Bobcat Club 1 B A C In ramurals l 2 3 dustrlal Arts Club l 2 Nj I 58,411 Q01 HAZEL MARION DAWSON A A 2 3 Trx H1 Y Home Econom1cs Club 3 In tramurals l 2 3 4 Ofhce ASSlSt3Hf 4 SARA IANE uns Prom mm1ttee 3 ec 3 obct 4 Shinqas rus Qfflce As 1s1ant , 1bra.ry Ass1stant ,Zz murals'14 2, 3, 4. v l 1 1 171 LLOYDW DYER JR Wllkmsburq Hqh l 2 3 Semor SCIEDCE Club 4 B A C 4 Intramurals 4 Natlonal Honor SOCICIQ 4 DELBERT ELLIS WIlkInsburq H qh l 2 3 Scmor ScIence Club 4 Bob cat Club 4 ,ZLJ X 'ff' I ff! ff Uhr? CAR9 EPlPg,QsoN.,f , Armed Forces l'SenIor Cl Ynce Cyb 4 X if Ox -AX MYRNA IEAN EVANS SenIor Sclence Club 3 Latm Club 2 Spanlsh Club 4 Trl 2 3 Band 2 3 chestra 2 3 4 Home Eco nomIcs Club 2 3 Chorus l BRUCE E FERGUSON Semor SCIENCE Club Latm Club 2 Bobcat Club l 2 3 Vxctory Corps C B Intramurals 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 W? Together jgbf A NoRIvIA DYESS MCKIDIQV Hxgh l Iohn Hay Hlqh 2 3 lntramurals 4 fm ARYVLOLI ENDS Bobcat Club I 2 G A A 4 TrI2H3Y Z3 4 Ogcges I I 4 122 Club 2 32235151 2 V Q -7 GUENN EOBQRT EVANS 'Q andfl 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Staqe SettInq 3 -1.J-.do My-MJ 3-Ju: 7' Z ,tu.fud-'5---JC -K L--1-lx WE AGAN SQDIOI Scxence Club 3 LatI u 2 G A A TrI HI Y 2 3 4 Home Eco H0mlC9 Club 3 4 lntramur VIRGINIA FIGLEY Hopewell HIgh l Student Councxl 2 3 Class Offxcer 4 Prom CommIttee 3 Latm Club 3 Spamsh Club 3 4 Bobcat Club 2 3 4 Trx HI Y 3 4 Shmgas Staff 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Home Economlcs Club 4 Iumor Class Play 3 Chor u 3 4 atIonal Honor So Clely 4 ff' 4 V ff!! l 4 l f I I lx, X ' J 3, fl' I I 'AI -' If , I- V I W. , V .',x-' ' f . ' ,ff f in. g, Af, if 4, M ' ' A il , . 1 - A Il N' , f !.,!l,flf!',.4 f' 'I at xl ' ' ' : - . 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I 4 Intramurals l National Honor So ei-gy 4 !RABA Gimjspns Bobcgat club iphzg G. A. A. - 3 4' Tri- '-Y 4' Chor- l 2 3' Intramurals l. 2, 3. 4: Office Assistant 4. M IX. MM I? YF R HARRY GIRTING 4 I 135a34Chorus3 n tramurals 1 2 3 4 Office Assistant 4 YVONNE MARIE GARDNE Prom Commlttee 3 b fX ul2 Shmqas Staff 4 nomlcs Club 2 Leaders Club 3 4 3 4 Office Asslstint 4 tional Honor Society 4 N K' x ' VN Football l: Bobcat Club I' 4' Victo y 3 . C. . 4' I tra Q , p tx . MARILYN RAN Est . Xl . 'S n' Ca! I 'CB KN 'x b 4 ,chewy 5 IIN Ji Wm A .1 U rw ' . v -Xu 'XA s XA' . I , 1 1 I We ,fire Qeaiif ' 3 R 1' f , C D X I k . : ' ' g , 1 3 G. ' . , 2, 3, :Tri- 2, 3: B. A. C. 3. 4: . H1 , . : :I- 2,-3. 3 I e ,3, 4: A A . . , 1 ' U A x I I' K - . 1 If .J, ' l . Q: fi tk .' . x: 1 L . .' ,' 5 'C , P if 3K?f3LEt if :Club 'r .A.A.1,2, B ' 3 4. 3 J 1' .- , ' Q ' ' V X, ,J . , - Ba 1.2, :O l. wxxq ' Y J . ,3, a ,3,4. , . . , Il 4' 'Xl' I' 1 M fog 3 5 - '- 1 I I 1 I ' qi l 2 J , . 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X N x I W 27 1 K liek of Promf'Comm1tLe 3 Speech' aafuayf-Rf, ff t 6' wtf' iw' o Launch L Lfv 151 if Y vlpil., 'f'L-A. 16 2' fe25i:3:14:mja Prom Committee 3 Bobcat Club 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 IANIFE CLAIRE HANLEY Prom Committee 3 Senior Science Club 3 Bobcat Club Class Play Committee 3 Shmgas Staff 4 Chorus l Leaders Club 2 3 4 Cheer leader 2 3 4 Echo Staff Intramurals l 3 4 fice Assavftan 4 National Honpr Societ 4' EMMA IEAN I lAYw'ARD 3 cat Club f 3 4 G A 1 2,3 4 H if 2 3 4 Shingas Staff 4' Home Economics Club 2 Echo Staff 3 l tfamurals l 2 3 4 Offic Assistant 4 GRACE BARTHOLOMEW HEIDEGER Senior Science Club 3' Latin Clu. 2: danish Club 4: Bobcat Clu l: Orchestra 3 4: unior Cliss Play 3: N1- tionil Honor Society 4. OLIVEMAE IOANNE HITES G. A. A. l. 2 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Home Economics Club 2 3: lntramurals l: Dropped from roll anuary 5, 1948, PAT HAEFEY B A C l Shmgas Staff 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 AJ4:z,U,11,,,g, CLLL7' 44141,-if Viv13l1?'fAl1l QQIQEN B .Pgom Com 1tfeeiJ3 ipeech Latin C 2 S a ish Clu ffu444J9aE a+'t31A4lJ2'1f4 ,, A A ,-444 'I l'-IITY 3' 4 Shmqas glafflxi c omics Club 4 922 4 atloml onor Society 3 4 Leaders Club 4 Intramurals l 2 3 RuTH MAR1E HEBERLING 14 Nil' Prom Committee 3 G A A T Y 4 Home Economics Cl 2 4 lntra mura l 3 4 rop e from ll ,i ALVI ' Bobcat C b 3: B. . . Si, ROBERT B. IRONS St. Vincent Preparatory c ool 1. 2: Football ' Basketball 3 4: Varsity Club 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Bobcat Club 3, 4: Intramur- als 3. ' A r I I A fp a L , X., - X1 V vi f I . l -' LA L1 CV, H ' I Z 3 gd In MQ . 'fvlqv C'-MV!! ',1,,-,..,.5,1fa-731 P3 Y ' 7V I 4.0 ., ACLU 1,139 I, 7 In ,Q I, f-' -' lieae,-K j 1 f ff .. iff , C 634' YS-.1 f -f ' ' , ,J 1..- 'b XV x vf' frxps if A, , l . . . : ' : g L' Y V v A W f A u , , , . . 1 l en' ' V . 1, 2, 3. 4. G. A. A. 1. 2,'3, - ' C ' A 4: Tri-H1-Y 3, 4:. lunior ' V' A 1' 2. '3,'4: at . 5 f 5 l- , V, Z: , ' ' ,' ' 3 ' ' ' me ' 5 3 I S ll Jig? fl. ,I T, 1, , : .l E' ' , I 'r- ' - ' ., 2 , ' A e 'l , B 3, g , , . , 4. .Nl bl: Iv' X' 'X :VD J .7' I l l Q '1 , X Q J -. ca .J p . 2' ' . . D I . il ,K , gLI'ri- li- , X 1, 2, 4:- ri- '- : is '- -' Q ,2, , ' pd f .391 l , 0,1 , 91' , . x xy . Q Hx . - X 4 , A: is Af M I xxx l G C Q R b SL ' 3,4 1 . . . ' l l , S h 4, l X I I X 44 ff f PATRIK IA LOUISE IOHNSTON Prom COIHIUIIICL 3 l3ObcIt Y Shmgas Staff 4 Home Eco nomxcs Chb 2 jk. umor Class Play 3 lnfrimtrxls l ul2 ILIVIAIANEIO E Sa sh Cl HQ AA l 2 Hom Eco OIIIIL lub h r s nu Ils L Spee h 4 ObcakClu.3 l 2 A I mqas t m Ono ICS Club h f4 lntrl u OTC m 3 enlo YScI5 'gy'4'4I In Club 3 Bobcat Club l 7 3 '4 Shmq 135' S-Huff 4 5InEl 4 Chorus 4 lnftrxmurnls l 2 '3 +'Tmde-?rL- THOMAS KISSIFK Football l 2 3 4 Basket l Varslty Club 3 Cass Ofhctr 1 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Stmor Stltnce Club 3 4 Sp InIsh Club 3 BocatClubl 2 34 B A 2 3 Shlnqxs Sri unIor Class Play 3 lntra murals l 2 3 Home Room OffIcer 2 3 f f X y f J .J VEIlX1A IEAN JONES Spamsh Club 3 G A A 1 2 3 4 Home Economms Club 2 TrI HI Y 2 Chorus D5IvAI D C KENNEDY Student COl1HC1l 3 4 Cl Iss Ofhter 2 3 4 Prom Com I llLfLL 3 Speech3 4 Senlor Suence Club 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Bobcat Club l 2 3 4 Shlnqas Staff 4 lunlor Class Play 3 Nat1onal Hon or Soclety 3 4 Home Room Offlcer 2 Cross Country 3 MOXIC Projector 3 4 ROBERT SHAFFER KERR Prom Commlttee 3 Spanxsh 3 4 Echo Staff 3 Trick 3 unIOr Class Play Commxttee DOROTHY ANN KIRK Prom COmmltf99 3 Bobcat u l 2 3 Band l Home ECOnOmlCS 2 4 Chorus 3 EUGENE KULLEN Prom CommIttee 3 VICIOFY Corps l .4,,,.1v f'-J 1-543' 7410 -f' V9 J wvefpr- '!..a.,vv'C.fC,4.. nz4 L f',f df' 5 if I ,IIN ,f, 1-1' 91 'nfl Ah Z' 3, 1.24 I-I' '13 X, I fl I A ' , ,fff 1' 1-1 ' f f . 7 .I I ,ff ,I - JW I sl X I Clb , ,3,4:Cv.:A.A.Zl, tl 1. . -. 2,3.4ITfI-HI.VI,2.14, . . 1 A 4- ' 'C I I A I, ,- T ' ,J 3 l. 3 V 2,a,wI- 1 .L J I 1 .1 I K?',, 1 .Ill :LCLA ' ' , 3 2 23 O , ly raI l, V 3 ' I ' 2. . 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MARGIE IEAN LINDAHL b enlor n e Club amsh cat Cl Trl Y 3 5 Sh n Staff 4 Chorus 4 S aft. 34 r 51 Home Room ffmc CH R FRANK LINN otball I 3 4 Basketball I 2 VBFSIIY C b 4 Class Officer l P Commnttee 3 Senior S nce Club 3 4 Spanx Bobcat Club I 2 C Shx s Staff 4 Intramurals I2 3 4 Cvlee Club4 N1 tlonal Honor SOCICI 3 4 Movie 1 IO :st 2 v BaskeT AYMOND BW 1j'V9e',4'0c1ub 3 4 Lan Club 3 Bobcat Club I 2 3 4 B A C 2 3Intr1mus l 2 3 1 T lg Cross Count: 3 4 MARY LOEHSE ACMILLEN P Commnttee 3 Spiqch 3 Spamph Club 3 4 Bob cat CIub'I 2 Q-I4 G A A Y' Ba d 3 4 1FIorn.a'Econom1Q 4 Clu 2 .3 I DICMCIBSS Play Commnttee 3' 'Echo Staf 3 4 L'Ibrary Assnstant I 2 4 BETTY IANE MEEDER Tn H1 Y 3 4 Shmgas Staff 4 Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Iumor Class Play Com mlttee 3 Offlce Assnstant 4 Club 2 Bobcat Club I 2 3 A A 4 I-In Y 2 3 4 Shmgas Staff 4 Home Economics Club 2 4 Fcho Stwff 3 LAWRENCE LONCHER Football 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 B1seball3 4 Varsity 1 4 B A C 3 IANET I LucAs Semor Scnence Club 3 Bob cut Club l 2 Homt co 4 Illdllifflll Arts Club I Office. Asslstant -I Prtrujls EILBEN MANQAN B c1tClubI 2 3 4 G A If 2 .3 4 Trl LY 3 4 Shmgas Stff Home Bconomlcs Chxb 2 3 Echo Staff 4 Offlcer Assist 'ant 4 IAMES PAUL MITCHELE Bobcat Club 2 3 4 Boys Clu: Club 4 kr' 'K J '--- 1' I jf :T sf, 7 1 ' - 4 V - ,.. . - -' ' ,.. ,f 4 .I - . A ' 1 , , n rvav r 4 VUL 4--J' -A I I., 1, l K J 'He ,4 - . I 1 P fl .-' 1 J - ,' Z - , Ain '1 '. ' .1 ' ,.- .1 a . 1 S . ' Y. . I , . 41 1 I , , M ' . , I , 1 W t, EI!! I I ' ,159 5 i get ent o ci : .s - A f. l . I . , I . - xi? 2: ' ' . I . lu ' I, 2. 3. ' ' .' 1 . A. 1, 23333-1, '- G: ' ' 'Q 2' 3' jT ' - 2, i Kas . I' ' ' -' , 3 . p o t. ' f ' , 3 Int , 2, 1' ' ' ' ' I -Lla' 2: f A Cl 3 , , , , 5 . 3, . A. . l. 2. 3, 4: , Z 1. . 2 ' ' . 1 z . . Cllb : . . . ,4. nag ,I ' o'e . 4. 0 . , Y- Q rs' . : ti . . 1 - f In 5 ' - z . : - E - ' 3 ' - ' - 7 Q ' ,' nomics Club 2: Echo Stuff 3. als . . T ,2 rac 3.'4i , I K -E .. I v ' J . -' lr X- . I ',1 ' ' J '. , ' P E . l 1 ' of 1 I ' . M 1 v' -N 1' A 1 ' 1 R - 'Q' -W' c Y 'A I 'I , ,I .. :'.,. . ' ' QIAI. --f -4, b, A 'l.,'2, 3,.'4: Tri- 1. '2,l 3, Ag' Q ' ' 'A g , Q 4 14 ,A S' u U , K H I r I ' 1 r .. ' . . , , I. :rx -X ' Y, ...N s , - ,W 'N 'lx v I' 3 I J. X' ' 1 .- .1 ' 5 . ' K fl I , ' ' ' I - ' 1 I . , I - 1 ' - H . ' : ' . ' . Ki F 1, ' ,ffm fi 'VIN af ' . . ' I f 1.0 ll : ' ,, I, s 6 .I , Q ' 1 1 3 5, .I 3 A - sl I, N. ' 4 ff . , . , .I X K Q A ff 7 4 I .3 H, , K -5- I A J' nf' vw!- SARAH LOUISE MITCHELL Prom Committee 3 Senior Science Club 3 4 Latin Club 2 Spanish Club 4 Bobcat u I 2 1 f' Y 2 Shinqas Staff 4 Iunio Class Plwy Committee 3 Echo Home IOHN FRANHS LIGENT Intramuralsl 2 3 4 DOL S 4: Band 2, 3. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. BARBARAAIEAN MORGAN BocitClub234GA I 2 3 4 Shinqas 4 Home Economics Club 3 Intramurals l 3 4 O Assistant 4 HARR O W D tree 3 Bobcat Club 3 4 VICIO orps B Bind 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 rim rils I ROBERT E NUNAMAKER Wilkensburq Hiqh School I 2 3 Senior Science Club 4 12iLffQf5awaaf ,fi GEORGE EDGAR CVERLY Prom Committce 3: Senior Science Club 3, 4: Bobcat u I. 3 4: Victor Corps I: B. A. C. I 3' and 3 4: Orchestra 4: Track 3 4. 74 BMA QM A251 . ' -wfgjfwtli GEORGE PA VLINCH Bobcat Club I, 2: B. A. C. I, 2: Shingas Staff 4. .-'N - ' , 1 'I :L-I .,p-'- A lr. I . V. . 4 Ak V -- 9j', , ,. 1 . ,L '35 A w A f X Ii A wt,,A ,. as e ccep - . I L 1' bl , I I ,-I. XV In I : 1 I I : ' ba A ,., : . . CI b , , 3, 4: G. A. A. I. A .,.. 3 '-. Staff 2, 3. 4: Tri-Hi- : ' . J Q ' -5 : ' I z 1. , .. : ffice ' ' 3, 4: . . I, -1, Sf- 1 I -f J 3: ' 'I ' X' 'IZ ' I GAL, . 3, 4: ' I I, 4: G. V0 3 I ' Y2, 2 . : ry L C . . .C. I,2, 3, 4: f tiff. t'.',2,3,4. I x I 3. 4. ' i . ' '4 . 3 4' ' E . . U o I . u I I ' ,fl -X 9 - . 6, 1 Cl b 2, , y 3 I . ,B 4 v Ok M ff ff I I4 I In ff f aw 3 V The Challenge jj WW M4144 Pm-wf2'?0 ,f' WILLIAMI PENDY IR Student Councll rom Prom Commnttee 3 Semor Commlttee 3 Sem SCICUW Scxence Club 4 Bobc it Club C u 3 4 L1 n 2 3 4 VICIOFQ Corps I In S anlsh Club 3 4 B t tmmurils 2 4 Cross Coun u I 2 B A try 4 Bwndl 2 3 4 Orche tm 2 3 4 unlor Chs V F914 -1 M' 1 I ' V1 1fKAl131,BE.N ,Bafnboiffla ,,,fsw2f?w comm bronx Commnttee 3 Lat Glu 2' Latm Club 2 Spamsh Club -Vspamh gm, 3' Bogey, A A 3 4 lg Qlpbj J Band D, H1 Y 3 4 Home Economlcs 3 straw Cu 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 f' 'Qhoxf af JF' Intramurals I 3 4 ff,.fi?5ffQu1ew S9333 buf' j flfi igff 1 LA ff 17,111-'C MARY AGNES PURDY I 4fZfX'N725i?f,.R? 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Ltfvoi 03 IuAN1TA M REED OWARD CLYDE REYNOLDS Senior Sclence Club 3 Lwtm Club 2 Spanish Club 4 guy 2 G A A Emi Gmf,bCaUa,1,?m: unlor Class Play 3 Chorus I Intramuralsl 2 3 4 ,ff J VELYN UNE Bobus W MA L R IL IZETTE och rude -douncnl 2 Cass O Avonvnorth H1qh School 1ce Semdr Scfence CI Ben Avon Pennsylvanna 2 L ln C ?p'an1sh Prom Commntee 3 Speech Club Bobcgiix -G A 2. 4 Trl Spamsh Club 3 4 Bobcat 2 3 4 ,Shfngas Staff-1 Home 3 Senlor Sclence Club 3 4 u I 3 4 EC omlcs 1ub3 Chorusl 4 Tr1l'I1Y 3 4 Shlnqas gamer Clu 3 Staff 4 Echo Staff 4 Intra Iiobo taff 4 Inkaglurals I murals I 3 j 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor So cxety 4 Z7 I . 5, . sz I' , . 1 J 'f 1 ' LL I a - ' 'A ,pall I ' al I l If 'PZ' 1 I ' ' X ll ' ff ff! fe If D ,A - . , ,., '69, Ai 'J fl . '77, V' . If f J: ' , fila -, I ' I 4 .. ' . ' ' . . . '. I. Ljf' ' . 1 z I b- , : .ti 32: .1 '1 Cll,b,,3,4:'.'.C.3g . 1 . . . : . 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ALENE ROLL cat Club l 2 3 4 A 3 4 Trl H1 Chorus l 2 3 Leaders Club 3 4 Intramurals 2 Office Asslstant 4 1' f,L ' ROBERT CLARK SCHEEL Senlor Science Club 4 Latm Club 3 Bobcat Club l 2 3 B A C 3 Band 4 cbestra 4 Intramurals 3 In dlliffliil Arts Club 2 CONRAD L SCHL-ETz Football 1 Spanish Club 3 O Clubl 2 4 IL CHARLES O SFIINLITH Bobcat Club 3 Intramurals p B A C 2 3 4 Industrial 4 unor C :ss Plly Cu 2 4 trimur Q I M vw SA LLYIY DSVCHWKB 9 race Mann Gary Ifhclnna WL rd Hrqh Delroit lqan 2' Prom Commgt tee 3l.8en1or Sclence Club 3 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Bobcat Cub3 4 THHIY3 4 G A A 3 4 Sh1ngas,Staff4 BETIZL' AIEANE ScoTpl Pro ommxtteey 3 I Latm c 2 obca 'Clulll 2 3 prigpliiltzff Iii kldcfnhollllrls Idmor Clasls Play 3 Chorus 4 Echo t4aff.3 4 Intr al 3 4 atlonal Honp S cnety 4 'J bl'ar sls nt 4 In amur a ss 2 I3 Trl H1 3 A Al! RALPH I-I Sro T SL uc jd-HJ Prom e 3 Bobcat 4 VICIOFY 0 all 3 4 E rchestr l ow if T MJ XJ HASBII W SMITH W BM GLORIA SNITGER 2 mural otball 2 3 4 Var ubq Prom COmmllf82 3 Bobcat Club l G A A l 2 3 Band l 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 Ofhce Asslstant 4 mor Q Club 4 Span ub bcat Club l 2 4 Vlcto Corpsl B A e Club 4 l 'N I X N R - A 3 'I 1' aj! I lp. . 1 1 If lfyl If by ' ' I If LZ f fl I ' I w A ul 4' Ulf, ,+ ' - ' , ' ,f ff li' ,, s ,I , bra' 3 I 'pl' 14' 4 'l 'W' , , , Bob . . . . : G. ' ' J ' A. .2, . : '- '-Y 4: 1 v - ' , , 5 4: . . . J J Or- 2. -, : A . , , 3, 4: v 3 3 ' ,. it -. 5 ,tu I Iwil, '- fi. J , - j , 1 V' In . ' 1 I .L J' A PWM , ' . 3 . C' I A Q . . . ' J b Elf I .h .' : V' 2 : A J I E.mrf1qCiJr l: lk? .l. , l. 2, . 5 . 'Q Arts 'J . : ' 23. z 33 l b . . '11 In 1 ' ' , 2, 3, 4. ' A fi N f 1 ' J ' f I 5 Nl U 'f 1.-A ll, 1, ' My ' ' . ' I ' ' a T A' Ju! t tk Ll, It .I 1' ,-A1 'i J I ' , E bf 5 H-ffgkgpdm lj-VALE 1 ,,'-U J.. J., 'v.' ,'- AI li I J ' ' ' I . .Id ,vi gi SY-: V- gm: 5 G. 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STAATS LamClub2 Cv A A12 3Tr1H1Y2 Chorusl RONALD THOMAS STARKEY Vlctory Corps l lntr :murals THOMAS SCHUMAN VATES Speech 3 Semor SCICHCC Cu 3 4 Latm Club 2 Spamsh Club 3 4 Bobcwt Club l 2 3 Shlnqai Sr1ff4 Echo Staff 4 Staqe Mm e 3 4 Nat1On1l Honor Socxety 4 ROBERT WALKER lntramuralsl 2 3 4 H f 'iff-f ' t' : , 1. . . . : '- '- 1 ,2, 3. I, 2, 3, 4. I b . 1 ' : ag r . 1 ' an ,4 ., 'O f f ' 4-' N: If , AJ, fc yi.-25eC...7,f?-1 f W, .uf . lf X ,ff I 'V ' O If ' K 'r .33 f , , K .1 S ' ' . 1 Cl b . 2. . : ' tory I 'QL . 4-, E c' --...,., Y at v, K 11, 99 42' . . nf ' '- 1' at ,. L ?fMff IAc lx K WITTY emor Sc1ence Club 3 4 Sparush Club 3 4 Bobcat u 1 3 4 VIC Corpe 1 Cvlee Club 4 lntra murals 3 4 X. 1 51 1 i f if filsfl ffl JJ Q. J , , C. V ' : ' ' s ', x 1 1 , JJ I' I A Sify Y 7 Pigjm 'Qi' 5 It we ' c 4' Senior c' l 3. Latin Cluhl Sp sh lub ' . 4. 3 4. Bobcat, lu , , . G. A. A. ll- 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club 2: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. . L 1 . . ' , f I W Q A I Apicis JEAN TTE ZINKAN Spanish lub 3: G. A. A. lp Tri-HQY 2: Home Econom- ics b 2. 3: Chorus l, 2, 4: Echo Staff 3. 4: Intramur- als lg Library Assistant 4. QUENTIN S'rRouss Beaver Falls High 1, 2, 3: Track-Cross Country 4: In- 3X N J m J , I lf' NICK I. ZELLS Amhridge High, Ambridge. Pa., l. 2: Basketball 3: Bob- cat Club 3, 4: B. A. C. 3: Glee Club 4: Intramurals 3, 4. Dropped from roll December l6,1947. QUINETTE R. STRouss Beaver Falls High 1, 2, 3: G. A. A. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Chorus 4: Echo Staff 4: In- tramurals 4. ! .fgyfyff-?'5.! fx! I .Xj!AJf!!' 61,4 ,..- 1 . by f 1 f' 1 ,xr f A X 1 1 1 I V , tramurals 4. ' f 1 Q, J ff - 1 ' f ,' f ff! , ,f f b 7 1-i4i'14?1 J' 47 ff 77 ' 0 07 i-,?j4Z,flf45? V90 I cg - -W-,,,J-f 'KQZ7 iUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Roy Anderson. Susan Anderson, Annabelle English Dick Cameron Biology Typing Mechanical Drawing HOME ROOMS 104, 105 1 X Tip ': 1 .Mx-. Xv'I'11L Cwtccl. lui 'il R l l. ' 'Gln Lc1.'.' Th' 'z . 1l -'l.111 . fi ' l. 1 1' . '1y. N 1 'rap-, . j :111 . i R 1 li ' 1 ' - 1 I' 1 1 1, . E' Q 'z 1 ' Q '.. Q . 1 .'. z '.... , if zQ.,-z . d' z..11'1j uv . '111'. Q '. ' ': 1 '1 . 1 211 '. ' .1V's. 1 1, 1 2. 2 1 11 ,AlcxO'. 111. ,C11 Y -AK 51 -1 1 ' ' 101 U 1' . .1 1 lfn' . 1 ' K1' cv S11 . 13.111111 C'r1111r. C 1111 , Q ' 'z 2 11111, TI 11' '1 . 11 3 . 1 Row 1311111 11 ll 1 111 1 IXI 11s111111 C1111111 5111511 1, Us 1x11L111111 1rd Rovs 'N1111x N1 111 ci lmlull Hot P1111 Sl11Xz 011111 1' 1x11 P1111 S1111 1111 Audra Om C1l11111 Powers 1311111111 Blx 11 S1llX Lou onu 11111 11111 1111111 becond Row C111rl111 A141115 Dolorw Dn1xLl A1111 0111151011 Sopl111 1111111 11111 A1111 Stout DQ11111 L011 H111 1'd111 P1t11s011 E 1111 L111q N11I1X l 11110111 pxl X 'XTC11111 l'1rSt Row 13111 1rd Fr11l111d D011 11d Br 111111 111 1311113 11 R11l1 1rd C1111pl11ll Ro111rt L1n1l11n 11111s Ad 1111s 'Vlatrhux Lo111111r ffkll Top Row HoXX1rd Cirp 1 Chfford C1liIT1l7LFN B011 lx111dcl11 111 1111111 1T1lWYOSL fourth Row R1 1 1111 l'x1stl1r 1111111 11111111 111111111 r 'N mu P111 X I1 '1h1rd 1111 D111 1 1 1 11111 11 r Sepond Rovx B111 1 N11 x D111 c1 'Nl D1 lx V1 IIII R1 1 erger. Kenneth , Nancy Iavens, Russell Row: Helvn pl1plCl1. Lois Dyer. 111- pll11L1L1. Slurlcy Ox'-srholt, 121111: Arm .111 111111111-1. P.111'111.1 S11u11fy. lN'lf1ry Carol Amher- . 1111' L1111 Pnpp. Klnrx' A1111 Sglwvl. Dolorw Ro1111s11er. 111111. First Row: Robert N111o11', Xxvlllldlll St1111dlQy. lack Malthaner, 11.1111 1110111112 LQIXYTCIIQC N11111111. 1'l.1rc1ld Roush. Robert Rogus, Donald G11rd11cr. HOME ROOMS 208 214 B 3 HOME ROOM 208 Top Row: Dolores Criswell, Nlona XAvlllOllQIlllFY. Doris Tosh. Third Row: Norma Lanahan. Grace Bryner. Peggy Triance. Nlary MC- Cleery. Elsie VVebster. Second Row: Laura lo Hurst. Annabelle English. Cecilia Pauvlinch. Dorothy VVhann. Frances Kitson. Ellen Nlurray. First Row: Ioan Hartley. Patricia VVeigle, Patsy VVoods. Lois Barnes, Margaret VVheeler, Betsy Strother. HOME ROOM ZH Top Row: Robert Coleman, Kenneth Brown. Phil Glass. lerry Lewis. Raymond Carrier. Third Row: Betty Rhodes. Lois Patterson, Sus- an Anderson. Connie Craft. Mary Erunot. Ann Miller. Carolyn Stephens. Second Row: Miriam Cluda. Doris Sl-certie, Su-' Knight, Emily Engle. Patty Roosa. Gloria Harkins. Nancy Kiclirien. Ruth Iohnson. First Row: XVilliun Martin. Robert Knott. Roy Anderson. Albert Nlaylone. Dick Cameron. VVilli.un Edgar. Bob Gifford. HOME ROOM B-3 Top Row: Bob Stenger.B1llS:r.ule. Allie Schaff. Kenneth Young. Bob XYeax'er. Chester Eounar. Second Row: Xxvlllldiii Korn. Xlelvern Stout. Sttinlev Boden. Eugene Yan Nlaldegheni. Charles Neville. First row: lames Roorbaek. lohn Cakes. Xxvlllldiil Staats. Paul Barton. XVilliaiu Traynor. Ez? ,' , fw6?!'?'?GEfQ5 Home Economics Shop Plone Geometry SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ioyce O'Donnell, William Segmiller, Gordon Milligan. Myrtle Nlinke HOME ROOMS 211, 212 0 R 1,1 A111 11 S1111 1 11 1 1 X 1 1 ourth R011 GIYX C0 11111111 R 111 131011-11 1 'N1111 F11 S 111 11 Sp 1 11'X11C111d1 1 0111 1 1 T1 1 1r 0 1 1 1111 1.01 A11111 011 N 11111 L111d 111 X 1 151111 11 X1 111 1 1 111 S cond R011 1 11 P 1 X11 'X 11 C 111111 X11111c1111 Q1 A1111 1 1111 011131111 1 1 C0111111 L11N1I1 P111 N-1111'DI1X 111111111 1111111 011111 11111 51 11 R011 F1 1 1 Row XX 1111111 B111 XX 1111 11 11 1 1 'X111101111 S10111 D011a1d Cupps D011 111 1.11111 Fourth R011 'N11111111 1:11111 1 1111 1'I111'W1' X1rq111 1 O1 0 011 1 1 011 111 111111 I'h1rd R011 P1111 11 A11d11Q011 111 11 1111 1 C0311 11 1 'N 1 L11 N1 C111511-31 C11 111011 B1 11 11111 R011 F1 Q 11111 1 Se10nd R011 131111111 C 11l1q11 1 Su 111111 O10 1 11 1 11 1 1 X1111 A1111 L1Fe 11 0111111 P 11 Fxrst 011 R1 11111 rp R1111111 K 11 1 1 11 A1111111 0 I1 H1111 R01 ff C11 11113 F1 1 1N R0 111 1 1 1 Q, S Q 1 4 X L N' . 1 71 1 1 T p 0 ': 1.11' . c. Cc 11111 11011 r111:1, 1:1'11I11'i 170x1'Z111'. 11'1'1: V111', 'z if rc K. 0111 1 '1.. 11.11 2111511101 c1'1. H111 1 ' 5 -:s,'.1a1111cs D 1,119 If. 1111.05 L1x11f. Th' d R 1. ': X1'11'11'ci F111'111Q1. V91 1 1 1 1 S . . 'Q ' Q1 , .11 1 105011. 111110 XK'1':c. . . L01i Bc 11, e ': z1cq11'111c 1111. . j1t1c .1111111-. P111j 11 . . ' A 1 R11e . 1X1'C1 1 1 11' 1 C1z::c11. lx C1- s. 11 . ,' 1 First Row: R1c1'1111c1 Ne1'111e. Gordon 311111111111 X1a1's111111 XY11dC1c11. 1110111115 '1 '.,z 1, C 's.D0,z1 R1111. 10 Whoa. Top ': 1 1 1 '. I ' c 'es 01.131011 C1:1:111. . 1 ' . 11 1, ':.1 ' - .111111 I ee. Yltlld Bc1s1.D1 'sA1d11s .A 1.1X11.'.11 ' ' ': 1 Q. 1. . X1. ' L Bi garb. X11 1'1 QC 'Z 11111.1'?:11' '110111111 .1115 1 . C 1' '. ,,: 1' .1s..'. C1l1'11!1.1' '11 1- 1 ,e, :Q 1 X1 'I 11. L.R 0 H1111 N111j Sc?1rc1:. A11c111' 531.111 . . ' 1 11'e. C Q1 z1sc1111.. '. R ': 11110. 1's.111' 1 5.111 . 1c '1' 1. CCZ'11C1 P11111 111 H111. HOME ROOMS 215,213 Top Row Dxllm lxtrr RobcrtEll1Q Phlllp Morrxs ohn ohnston xxllllllll Gordon Fourth Row C1rmenB1tt1ql1a VV1xne Eqneli Guen McCann loxnm Klnter Barbara D vscl ark McDermott Addmon Courtnu Thnrd Rovs Anna Zmkan Catherine Zagbodnx Ethel G1lleSp1Q Bexerly Bntler loxnne Sghxff Sally Portman lxltty Lou Hnllcr Second Row NOFITII lun Snoxx Ltnorx Thompson Allccn Barton Marx lo Conlon Mxrlcnt Fuldtr Adrnnnt Pulqttt Dorm Mutha-xxx Flrst Rovs Dmo Rnrrtlm Gltn Tlmomxx Dxxld 'Vlutr osnph Bro lah anus Fur qtrxld Rolurt Haxtnlnll Paul Stttftn Top Row Thon is VK 1111 uns Conxx 3 Cordon Cnorqt l du xrcls Albert M1 er Hou ard Harrah 'lhomas Franks Fourth Row trrx lxnlltn loscpblnc Scott Fnrqnwon Ralph 'VlcCullpugh Thlrd Rovn Htltn Sthltmr Pittx Birrett 'Vlary l..1nn Charlme Harp r Ba barl B1 mthx Pntx Orth Donna Clark Second Rove. Cl ara Bro nh inet Stub Carol Cul son I x xlxn S l'XlSlCX X Llda Ponton 1r1 nn Cilllllllflklll 'Ill 'Vl 'IFIOFI lxrlst lrst ow mst Bron n XK1l13fT1 1 tqu obtrr KX dltll mn 1 S 1 ull CNIXLI' Coon s urqt 1 16 : QQ. l - - 5 ' . o ' . I ' ' . 'gt ' ': Q 'z 1 Q.' Y' 'Q 'za' ' , 1 . Q .. U , 'Q ' Q , Q 5 Q .. 4 ': l' X' ' , I ' , Barbara Nlorax CC. IOVCQ Q Donnell. ltilcczt l-lCI'ZOg1. Ruth MCGahan. Betty ' X Q . Q 1 1 . ' ': ' x ' V 1 . Q ' Q . 1 ' ' . 3 1 ' Q3 . Qr Q Q 'Q ' '. Q j . Q . ': Q Q Z .lQ ' U . Q I . f'Q I' .'Q '- Q , lVl' 'Q 4 ' L 2 1. . Q ' 'Q' ' F' J R ': lfr - ' ' . l' l ll:'d 'R t 4. R ' 'Q1 Q X , By ' Alu' '. Xvlllinnl fm nl cr. Ibj. Clcc Q ' 'l'. buy. Library Health Chemistry FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Norman Oakes, Williaxn Sxvauger Sam Mackall. Clyde Holt HOME ROOMS 210 209 Top Row Don1ld Sxxnmons Frank Huko VN alter Cvulla Fourth Row Iohn Redfern Iames Rulwmo Dhxlhs B11ff111rpn Pattx hlkln Lo1s Rmgle Rmhard Morgan 1m1e Hoqun Third Row 'Xmu MiHG13FLlll Margx Cook Phxlhs N f61QlQ Helen 1,1pot1 M irx l ll lxltt lx uhlmn Huff Second Row met Paterxnlc Patty fhhson VX1ld1 'Vla qlll bl1lI'lLX 91Ix1s me Brexx Patty An IO H1201 Hall FIFSI Row Don nld Qudlu o mph B urmtt 91111 lX'l14.k1ll Tho1111s VX lddcll Frld Nltdkfkjll nk ohns Alfllllf lwrmk Top Row Ronxld lVl1llLr VK 1ll1 111 Bs xx mrs lxurt C rumrt C Lorqa, Ndhgrlxnd D1x1d l-louk lxu h Martm Fourth Rows Vlnry I iron l ln mor Sghul Peqqy BllLlxLIll1tlIHCI Sue Clam Dolorus Hull 'Ih1rd R vu 5 ll C D 0 1 x 1rx1n orothy Ammon H1ld1 Ham: lNanLy Rhodfs Audru Thmnpson Ann lVlLCullouqh S econd Row Dolorhs Lum Vlartl 1 'Nuqlnt 'VI lI'lOI'1L lx 1111, M ary Delo Faye Brudsh au Cir le Snxder F1rst Row Rohprt P11tLh ard Rnh 1rd Coombs Dase Hlrslnurqer Robert VX olf anus Ilnghsh Ch almlrs Xvitldrll Donald Hall X HOME ROOMS B1 B 2 I Tow Row: Glenn VVhite, XVilli.nn Grzffin, Dnle lNlcClnrg. Boyd Clnrk. Steve Schup.iY. XYillitnii Klonroe. Third Row: Dolly Lewis. Xyilda Cristy, Elizabeth Ynndell. lXlt!I'1lYll linkin. fNlm .' Bexiiztqton. Marlene Kirchner. Donna Hage. Second Row: Evelyn Cable. Nlnry ltine Barnes. Dolores Romisher. lanet Broyles. Kathryn Craft. Andre Ra:aire. Norma Stone. First Row: Reese Henrv. lohn Dnrschinger. Stephen Olip liovalynk. Robert Boden. hant. lames Marshall. Albert Roll. Fred Top Row: Robert Fife. lohn Brkicli. Charles Carper. Clyde Holt. Robert Franz. Ted Kneehtel. Robert Morris. Fifth Row: Donald Nunarnaker. Robert Headland. Donald Yothers. VVillignn Blomherg. Gilson McClure. Glenn Aeschbacher, Fourth Row: loan Bennett. Ann Emmerich. Marilyn VVagner. Donna Smith. Lois VVhite. Suzanne McClements, Zelma Brown. Third Row: Beth Bywaters. Nlziriorie Powers. Marjorie Kinter. Doris Robinson. lane Harlcins. Nancy Dunlap. Second Row: Catherine Bankovich. Grace Goldinger. Rose Nlarie Schneider, Crirolyn Cooper. Mathilda Hoyt. Mary Ann Moldovan. XVilln lames. First Row: D.n'xx'in Delnns. Raymond Schindle. VVilli.nn Swnuqer. Norman Oakes. Edwin Hnckett. Roger VVoodward. Noble Davis. Student Council 5 1 'EL,ii'?s'Q3 fmiigft Street Patrol The Clubs We .lomed fx if :C KQKX CCW: vb KKMNNW W Qgx f 36 DQ 43 E QQ! J 'P RW XX X f 9' fw X M il u- fff X , vf Sqwff' MJD? f W 6 M Hff 1, W X J' e b J S U f J in Q QQ - J 'Q Q' Cp Whexx' Novx mavbe xxe can rest a ltt e The b1g job s over and all xxe have to do IS slt back he1ve a great slgh of relref and smugly avx alt the oh s and ah s we know xxxll come when the students of B H S get thelr flrst look at our masterplece Yes If xx as hard xx ork but everyone on the Shlnqas Stuff en toyed every mlnute of xt Mr Paterlck organlzed the staff by hav mg students xxrlte letters of ippllcatron for the various posltxons and xxe all agree thathe made vxlse declslons For lnstance our Ed1f0f m Chief ean C1mpbell our Busmess Man ager Martha Netherlwnd and our C1rcula tlon Manager Harry Bloom The photography staff really made thmgs fly thxs year and had 54 plctures tak en m one day For thls speedy vxork we can thank ean Hayward Mary Lou Cobner oyce Chambers Thomas Vates and ames Rirlck Noxx evervone knoxxs that we lust cant gnve the Shmgas axx ay and so Barbara Sohn Ruth Wolf Wllma Rock Phyllls Mangan Dis Associated Pat Haffey George Pauvllnch Maryorne Llndwhl Robert Kldd Vnvxan Baker Elsie Kerr Ball Todd Donald Gordon Adele Bernauer Ruth Redfern Tom Klsslck udy Cooper Emma ean Way Yvonne Gardner o'mne Lees Ann Armstrong and B1llB1ssell got to xx ork and sold 675 COPIES You have probably notlced the 'attractive sketches throughout the Shmgas and we and Mary Lou MacM1llen as members of the art staff We are very proud of our fu ture artxsts and hope you appreclate them a so Say dont you thmk Evelyn Rogus an 1ce Hanley ay Aldrldge Chuck Llnn and Bob Conlon d1d a super yob on the sports sect1ons You should have seen them scrapmg up all the xnformatlon on our games and trvmg to remember the scores Oh dear' We almost forgot to mentxon those xxlse ones xx ho could foretell events of the future and lt vxas remarkable hoxx many I C f. f I r l' I . , ' . ' ' r ' ' 1 ' 1' ' y A K I y I I g ' V- ' U D are glad to name Patty Iohnston, Ianet Lucas. I. . . 1. . . 1 ' - ' I 1 , .' - t ' . C C , C I ' 1 T ' . Q l . . ' ' , I - 1 1 ' ' , ' ' . . x I Y Y. y -44- of those foretold events came true. Yes. you guessed them! The feature writers are Don Kennedy, Sally Schwab, and Helen Galia. And then Barbara Brand. the Literary Editor, had to go over all those writeups and decide whether or not they could be used. The music department was ably handled by Vivian Hartenbach, while Sally Mitchell and Virginia Figley became very active in club attendance the first semester. Could it LITERARY STAFF Top Row: Thomas Yates. lames Rarick. Robert Conlon. Charles Linn. Don Kennedy. Third Row: lanice Hanley. Evelyn Rogus, Mary Lou Cobner. Virginia Figley. Second Row: lean Hayward, Mary Lou lVlacMillen. Sally Schwab. Sally Mitchell. lanet Lucas, First Row: Patty lohnston. Helen Galia. lean Campbell. Vivian Hartenhach. loyce Chambers. TYPISTS AND SALESMEN Top Row: Harry Bloom. Martha Netherland. Fourth Row: George Pauvlinch. Bill Todd. Pat Haffey. Don Gordon. Third Row: Yvonne Gard- ner. Adele Bernauer. Sara lane Douds. Shirley Cessna. Elsie Kerr. Second Row: ludv Cooper loanne Lees. NVilma Rock. Betty lane Connell. Emma lean VVay. Phyllis Mangan, Ruth Redfern. First Row: Vivian Bal-ter. Marjorie Lindahl. Bar- bara Sohn. Ruth VVolf. Ann Armstrong. Ruth Heberling, Betty lane Meeder. Barbara Morgan. be that they were getting all the inside data on the activities? The typists should certainly be mention- ed, for their hard work helped the rest of the staff to make the Shingas the big success it always is. Those hard-working typists were Betty lane Meeder, Sara lane Douds, and Barbara Morgan. Now you know who made it possible for you to enjoy your Shingas this year. Reverberaflons Here we find Beaver High s only organ- ization with the motto: See All Hear All Tell All. This is the hardworking Echo Staff publishers of the latest dope on school life club life and-private life. Following the five main points of journalism thev dug deep and came out with the who when where what and why of all happenings in or around the school. Surprising everyone with more than one new look this year they presented e school with a weekly newspaper titled e Echo Ette This Junior Echo kept e students informed of all activities gossip and news of the week A calendar for the views with new students insured success to the miniature paper. The 'Echo' appears at bi-monthly intervals, giving a larger amount of space to editorials 'ind themes or essays written by students. Not all the efforts of the staff pertain to journalism. In February they turned their attention to the social field and sponsored the annual Heart Hop . The gym w as cleverly decorated in keeping with St. Valentine s Day. The staff was supervised in their activi ties by Emma ean Way editor in chief Barbara Sohn business manager 'and Miss lrene Kirchner faculty adviser Doing their Job well they can be proud of having suc ferent into the halls of B H S Top Row Thomas Vates Miss Kirchner Donald Gordon Third Row lane Ann Stauffer Barbara Sohn Evelyn Rogus Alice Zinkan Mary Lou MacMillen oyce Chambers Second Row loanne Lees Iudy Cooper Phyl lis Mangan Quinette Strouss Elsie Kerr lanet Lucas First Row leannlne Brunner Connie Craft Yvonne Gardner Emma ein VVU Sallw Schwab 'Nlancy Hansen Emily Engle C . 7 7 7 7 ' 7 ' 7 V' 7 A ' th . I . . . .. - . . . .. .. th U V I o v C V n . V l - Coming week, late announcements. and inter- cessfully introduced something new and dif- , ' . v , Ia tv, 4 g . '- , i ' ' I . A ' 4 M46-. Representing Our Side Top Row Tom Waddell Ronald lVl1ller lVlarg1e Kmter Albert Roll Third Row Mrrshwll VV1ddell B111 Segm1ller Wayne Krstler Dons Mathexxs Second Row Annlbelle Engllsh Melvern Stout Edxxard Freeland Robert Glfford Patty Gr mt Fxrst Row Dale Anzno Ralph Peterson Donald Kennedy lean Campbell The a1m of the Student Councll IS to m1ke suggestlons that xx1ll further the 1m provement of our school and to bulld up the morale of the student body The members of the Student Councll mlght well be called the negotmtors betvx een the faculty and students for thev brmg the problems of the students before the faculty and then take back to the student body the ansxx er xxhlch IS glven ln a clear stmnght forxx 1rd and unquestlonwble Under the QlllCl'iI'lC6 of the sponsor MISS Irene Kxrchner presldent Dale Anzlo vlce president Bob Glfford and secretirv Mar shall Waddell have succeeded verv xx ell m carrvmq out the plans of the councxl ln thls xts thlrd vear of re organlzatlon Let us look back for a moment at the xx av the Student Councxl operates Although there IS one representatxve from ex erv home room the officers are restrlcted to the three upper classes The presldent must be selected from the senlor representatxxes the NICE presldent from the jumor group and the secretary must be chosen from the sophomore delegates We are deeplv grateful to the Student Counc1l for the changes made ln the trafflc on the stalrways and ln the halls Because of thexr untlrmg efforts the blockades dxsap peared and xxe xxere able to make our xx ay safely to class Another of thexr SCFVICS to the student xx hnch made the students take prnde m thenr school and respect and admlre xt But xxe must not forget the txxo emov 'able social events that were presented to us bx the Student Councxl The members spons ored the Vlctory Dance and xxe are grateful to them for a pleasant afternoon of dancmg and refreshments Also xxe must remember the Amateur Hour assembly xx hnch afforded us many laughs and a memorable reflectlon of the ab1l1ty of the Student Councll to carry out a good plan 2 . ' ' : ' , , e , . c V 74 . ' . hr. f I v . . . I . I Y 7 V . f 7 V A ' I . c , .T ci 'c . c ,T A c l k A WGY. body was the bi-monthly locker inspections, , V c I S . 'U wr , . . v , . Q . I . , . .ll . I I c c I ' . ' ' ' - 1 V C ' , .1 J - A A I I . 7 Top Row: Marilyn Ervin, Audrey Rose, Pa- tricia Barrett. Velma Lou Anderson, Barbara Doud, Mary Lou Cobner, Kitty Lou Heller. Margery Cook, Norma Fraser. Gloria Powers Lois Dyer. Fourth Row: Pauline Gallagher, Sue Knight, Margaret VVheeler, Annabelle English, Charlene Harper, Ioan Kinter, Mary Linn, Helen Schleiter, lean Hayward. Nancy Lindahl. Third Row: Peggy McCune. Carolyn Stephens, Myr- tle Minke. Patricia Garvin, Betty Ferguson, Ioyce Chambers, lean Campbell, Marjorie Krise, Mary Io Conlon, Katherine Toner. Second Row: Nancy Lee McBrien, Lois Barnes, Ellen Murray. Nancy Netherland. Beverly Bixler, LaRue High. Mary Agnes Purdy. Patricia Murphy, Arlene Staats, Miriam Cunningham. First Row: Mary Carol Amberson, Ioanne Hartley, Betsy Stroth- er, Sophia Buchanan, Emma lean VVay, Vir- ginia Figley. Ann Armstrong, Millicent Rheel, Evalyn Sayisky, Velda Ponton, Top Row: Nancy layens, Susan Anderson, Barbara Sohn. Ianice Hanley, Vivian Baker, Hazel Dawson, Sara lane Douds, Mary Lou Ende, Dorothy Kirk, Mary Brunot. Fourth Row: Elsie Kerr. Rita lean Kistler. Shirley Overholt, Yvonne Gardner, Sally Schwab, Bar- bara Brand. Alice McCune, Josephine Guzzetti, Mary Ann LeFebvre, Edith Decker. Third Row: Helen Galia. VVilma Rock. Emily Engle. Betty lane Connell. Betty Lou Stahlman, Phyllis Man- gan, Mary Lois Berbig. loanne Schaff, lane VVhite, Patricia Morrison. Second Row: Doris Skertic, Vivian Hartenbach, Iudy Cooper, Adrienne Padgett. Doris Mathews, Isabell Holt, Miriam Guda, Charlotte Bradshaw. Roberta Graham. Dorothy Anderson. First Row: Shirley Cessna, Margaret Eraser. Ann Iohnston, Ruth Iohnson, Nancy Hansen. Marsue McChesney, Charlene Akins, Barbara Butcher. Mary Lou lVlacMilIan, Quinette Strouss. Top Row: Margy Lindahl, Marilyn Gordon. loan Thornton. Adele Bernauer, Evelyn Rogus. Mona VVilloughby, Mary Louise Burgess, Peggy Staub, Gwen McCain. Barbara Bianchi. Fifth Row: Ioyce O'Donnell. loanne Lees, Patsy XVoods, Connie Todd, Neda Burneson. Shirley Speer, Ieannine Brunner. Catherine Zachodni. Reba Gillespie. Ruth McGahan. Fourth Row: Velya Bryner. Ruth VVolf. Patty Siosson. Ei- leen Herzog. Iuliana Embree. Grace Bryner. Ethel Gillespie. Alene Roll. Betty lane Meeder, Patty Orth. Third Row: Patty Roosa. lane Ann Stauffer. Connie Craft. Patty Grant, Ann hlil- ler. Sally Lou Iones. Ianet Steeb, Dolores Deku. Doris Tosh. Ruth Redfern. Second Row: Mary Ann Scheel. Laura Io Hurst. Edna Peterson, Alice Stout. Connie Paschall, Dolores Paschall. Marlene Fielder. Sally Portman. Suzanne Mor- ton. Aileen Barton. First Row: Norma Lanahan. Nancy Didio. Mary Lou Popp, Ruth Heber- ling, Barbara Morgan. luanita Reed. Ianet Eagan. Carol Gibson, Iacqueline Paul, Mary lo McCleery. My Ideal The Trl H1 Y has been very 'lctlve thls year 'md although the memoershlp IS re strlcted to the glrls of the sophomore lunlor 'md senlor classes lf bo'lsts a membershlp of one hundred and forty flV6 The purpose of the club lb Fo cre'lte malnt'lln and extend throughout the com munlty hlgh standards of Chrlstl'ln Char acter and that xlxas certalnly the M1631 of the Trl Hl Y members thls year As the llght of reflectlon IS throxxn on the many SBFVICCS and actlvltles that have kept the QIFTS busy thls past year the plans of one month stand out IH p'lrtlcular Yes It IS true that the welner roast and outdoor party ln October was erlloyecl by all who attended and the reverent and lmpres SIVC lnductlon ceremony wlll st'ly stamped ln the memorles of the p'lrtlclp1nts for years to come 'Ind the annual r1lly of the Trl l'll Y 'lnd H1 Y xx here xxe turned up xxlth the larg est representatlon xxas a blg success but the actlvltles durlng December were the happlest and most enjoy 'lble of 'all lt was then that the glrls collected canned food and cookles for a Chrlstm'1s glft to the P'lssav'lnt Home ln Rochester At the Chrlstmas par ty lnstead of exch1nglng glfts 'among them selves the members bought toys books 'lnd clothlng for the Chlldrens Home IH Nexx Brlghton anuary xxas a Vlvld month to remember because the QIFTS started the Nexx Year vxlth a bang Mr Traugh the YMCA advlser spoke to us at our buslness meetlng and IH splred us to do more SGYVICE work to help the COmmUHlty and the school We just can t for get the sensatlonal W1lStllH8 dance spons ored by the glrls of the Trl H1 Y where the admlsslon was one penny per lnch Both boy and glrl were measured Somethlng nevx and dlfferent for the Trl H1 Y was orlglnated ln anuary The lunlor and senlor members of the Club were award ed the offlclal plns of the Trl Hl Y at a dlfferent and dellghtful ceremony ln the audl torlum Under the dlrectlon of the club spons or MISS Thelma Campbell the offlcers Presldent VIFQIHIB Flgley VICC Presldent Sophla Buchanan Treasurer Ann Armstrong Asslstant Treasurer Betsy Strother Corre spondlng Secretary Emma ean Way and ned and carrled out the program successfully We hope thls awardlng of plns wlll become an honored custom and an annual occurence The members of the Trl H1 Y are very grateful to Mrs G A MCCOfmlCk and the other xlxomen of the Advlsory COmmlftE6 for the xxonderful Valentlne Tea whlch was served to them IH February The table dec OIBIIOHS and program were unlque and very entertalnlng Llkexxlse the Easter program of attend lng the virlous Churches as one large group xx 'IS very successful Last but not least IU the long llst of events xx as the farexx ell party glven for the senlor glrls by the lunlors and sophomores It xx as the perfect xx av to end a perfect year and IS truly a happy reflectlon ,- ,i C . . , . , c K . . - . i . , - , , 5 I . . C . .. C. . .. I 1 c ' .. ., A cf f ' ' T . l' 1 . .1 r C Y - c U , .' ' I 7 ' .' . , . H . .C A .1 . . . I t . . ,. I . . . F V 'L' y C , . . . . . . . c ' . ' , Recording Secretary Adrienne Padgett, plan- . . . , C t . I D . . ' . V K , . C I . C . : C C - - c ', , f y v' ,, '- D- C ' ' r ' ': . . . . . V . Y V ' ' C K. - c l c ' 1 I -1 C . C-- C . V . C - . , I .' r. D ' . c ' ' v' , - . , -, 1 ' C ' , . , 1 4 7 vc ' I f ' W V Y ' . . . 1 . 7 . g -49... Top Row George Overly Rita ean Kistler Kathleen Petry H1rr1son Neidergal Doris Tosh Irwin White Robert Scheel Thomas Williams Ralph Scott William Bissell William Standley William Tr aynor Virginia Figley Glenn Evans fhird Row Ralph Peterson lack Schult Richard Campbell ack Malthaner Robert Galley Reese Henry Shirley Speer Virginia Benson Marsue McChesney Charles Neyille Betty ane Meeder Dolores Anderson Margaret Triance Mary oan McCleery V1v1anHartenbach Second Row Roger Woodward Gloria Snltger Elsie Webster Laura lo Hurst Donna Lou Hall Alice Ruth Stout Robert Girting ulianna Embree Rober Havenhill Robert Waddell Richard Fleming Andree Razaire Donald Hall Edward Christner Harry Young First Row Charles Grant Richard Smith Roberta Gr ham Dolores Paschall Rose Marie Schneid er George Kox aly ak Charles Wolf Gilson McClure Cnalmers Waddell Samuel Calabrcse Ernest Brown lanet Paterick lack Torp Virginia Fmdley William Reed Color Guards Iames Rubino Bruce Ftrquson Robert Kidd Steye Schupay Drum Maiorettes Ann Miller Charlene Akins Mary Lou MacMillen 'Nlancy Iavens Dolores Criswell Barbara Butcher Drum Mayor Donald Cadley Stand up and cheer here comes the Beaver High School Band Wow' Look at those sharp new maroon and gray uniforms and the majorettes have new red and white outfits that top the list ust watch those twelve files of music makers go flashing by with flags high batons twirling and strains of Well Wm soaring Say' They have a keen entrance routine too first a special which empties out into a wide formation then a huge diamond, and finallv a salute to B.H.S. as they form a 'B before the cheering grandstand. Under the direction of Mr. Brammer music director, and Mr. Smith, drill master the band has made manv unusual and inter- esting formations. For each game they form- ed a letter for the opposing school and a special novelty formation. The band made its first appearance at the Beaver-Leetsdale game where they formed a huge horse shoe for luck. ln the following games, the novelties included a Fifth Street dinkv train with mov- ing wheels and smoke a bubble pipe with large colored bubble balloons rising high into the skv a lighted crusaders shield with a burning flare cross in the center and flaming batons for accent and a smart new oldsmo bile with a horn and moving wheels The cli max of these formations came at the Roches ter Beaver game on Halloween night The lights were extinguished and in total dark ness the band formed a lighted lack-o-lantern and a skull with cross bones. The highlight of the evening came when Mary Lou MacMillen tw'irled flaming batons as the band performed a shadow dance. Victory celebrations, marches, and pep meetings were stimulated by our snappv band. They marched in the Firemen s Parade, and added to manv holidav celebrations. The maroon and gray' musicians were always there with spirited music. So. let's giye three cheers for good high school band! .lunior Philharmonic ORCHES'1RA Strmgs lean Campbell Mary Lou Ende Drck Nevrlle Ruth R dfern Rose Marle Schnerder Charles Wolf Ruth Wolf Percussxons Rrchard Flemmg Robert Galley Woodwinds Barbara Dovsd Donna Lou Hall Vrvran Hartenbach Robert Havenhrll lack Malthaner Amta Meach m Marsue McChesney Mary Io McCleery Betty lane Meeder Harrrson Nredergal George Overly Ralph Peterson Dorrs Tosh Brass Wlllram Brssell Rrchard Campbell Glenn Evans Robert Scheel Ralph Scott Wlllram Stanclley Wrllram Traynor lack Whrte Prano Emnly Engle Myrna Evans V1rg1n1a Frgley Kathleen Petry Organ Grace Herdeger One of the most wonderful reflectrons of 19471948 rs the Beaver Hrgh School Or semble of woodwmds brass strmgs and percussron mstruments The sweep of mdus trrous bows and the motron of rapxd fmgers rllustrate the accuracy and mterest of the musrcrans Thrs talent has been used to great ad vantage thrs year The young muslcrans under the drrectron of Mr ack Brammer have played many beautrful composltrons The hauntmg Entrance of the Sardas forms a strlkmg contrast wrth Excerpts from the Mrkado by Grlbert and Sullrvan Each member plays at hrs best rn quarnt songs such as The March of the Tm Soldlers or rn the mrghty Excerpts by Wagner The sp1r1t of co operatron makes the or chestra pract1ces on Monday Wednesday bers and Mr Brammer The orchestra works hard as they tackle new musrc or perfect the old One can hear the very successful results as melodrous straxns frll the audrtorrum The effort put forth by the orchestra made possrble successful and numerous per formances Besldes the weekly appearances rn assembly the orchestra has grven many concerts for publrc or prrvate meetrngs Spe cral muslc was prepared for the beautlful May Day Commencement and Baccalaureate servrces The audrence thrrlled to the colorful orchestral musrc at the annual Sprmg Fes trva Beaver Hlgh s orchestra has certamly grv en us somethmg to be proud of I I chestra. lt is a pleasant sight to see the en- and Ffidal' 9nl0Yabl9 Pefiods fof the mem' - - - i ' 1. p Row lael-e XX II x x Aldrmelq Top Rovs Slnrlex Speer Faleen Her og Mor ea VX lllOL1QlllUX Allee 7llllC an l'dna Peterson X 1rq1n1a Fxqlex 'X'l arnlxn Gordon Ex elxn Rogus 'Vlartha lNetherland Sallx lVl1tchell Flfth Ross lxatlaerane Toner Bettx Rhodes Donna Clark Susan Anderson Sharlex Oxerholt Dolores Cmsvuell Sue lxmqht Patsy XX oods Connle Todd Barlw ara Doud lxalhleen Petrx Barlwri Brand Fourth Row lsae VX elwster Patraua Slnxeley 'Xlarx Ann Seheel Charlene Harper lxlttx u H ll r 'Xlarx L an en 5 ael a 1 ta rex ose tt Cnllespae Marlene l'1 lel r Thard Row 'Xl arqerx Cook Alaee 'Xlefun Arleae aats a x rd r on araeaa nrpax osep 1ne cott aeqtae mn an Carol Gllwson Ruth Redfera Slnrlex Cessna Second Row oseplnne Can et1 onnl COUSIIS Adnenn Padqet 'X'l1ll1eentReelal Paulane Caallaegher anet Coope First Row lX'lfarsue 'XleChesnex 'Nedi Burneson Pattx Barrett Nanex Llndalal Sallx Portman X elma Loo Anderson Quanette Strou s Sallx S 1 x alv oanne Lees X xafan Har ennaclra Helen Galaga xeH Rowrg r ourth Row Ralpln Sell R la rt fer Xa sse x llllrilll frm lrd Row lhona as l'x1ss1 lm C 1 an t Hams Bloom Brlan 1 s 'NeX ll Seeond Rove 1 1 n1Blan1ler a Hou ard Rexno s Pan 'Xlltelaell X 1 as l VX ll nn lealel Ilrst Row ol'1n Redfern Art ur lr anlc l'hom as P1enarne Robert L na ala an VX xllmna bt anelley ldmes Englash Ei' 7 .f,, 4 inf 1 'infc 2 E' H' 2 '. M Lio e e . . 2 4' ir , Hel- fel lftcr. P: tty Ortl. A d R .' a. lf la al ' 2 1 - c e. ' ' , '- ek 'za Stez P. Ill' A1 e .s . Per lX'l lj. l fe la' S . le' ll' ea P. l. s ', . 1 a:,fM 'a1:Z't, C 'rl' e . X . 5 'a Q, ule X Steeb. Margie Krise. Myrtle lX'l1nlte, lX'lzary' Agnes Purdy, Aileen Btartorrwludy ' lb. f me Ag 'A K. ' 5 Q is 1. I . if e t . . ' To ': 1 l tj. leaf N 5-J. lofara Anclvrson, Cl 'elf ealt. le t . teng- e- F ': . . Q tt. ca t' fwzlora, X ' llrana B1 all. 'X' ' Qlffxn. I'h' ': H 1, ' e 2 ll .arles Ln . Rolte-rt lia ld. e . A. l'leamlvrofle', Clad 'lei . l' 'i eh .l ' ': XX' ll'.t L W e, 'e 1' ldx, Q. l . 1 . ve-rnor Cz,tee'. 'a l. ' ' e . :', 1 'al . 1 x . la CHORUS Mzrror mzrror on the wall Who zs arrest' o us all? Why the chorus glrls of course' They are the glrls who keep old B H S bubblmg over w1th gay songs of culture or comedy they are the songbnrds of our hxgh school At choral practxces these sophomore yumor and semor gxrls smg to their hearts content Sometlmes there are a fevx sour notes but the experlenced songsters soon produce melo dues of sweet mus1c Durmg thexr Monday Wednesday and Frlday choral perxods the gxrls practice var red songs Dxssonances from the modern mus xc form a great contrast w1th the melodlous classncal numbers The g1rls celebrate the festxve seasons by s1ng1ng approprxate songs Stra1ns of the catchmg Sunzmertzme or the peaceful All In An Aprzl Ezenmq are ap preclated by all Mr ack D Brammer mus1c supervlsor dnrects the seventy glrls m prac t1ces and performances The gxrls smg for many of our hlgh school actlvxtxes and add color and good mus IC to many plays and school programs The chorus partxcnpated ln thus years Thanks glvmg and Chr1stmas assembly programs and they also entertaxned at churches hol1 d1y festlvals and school conventxons How ever the Sprmg Festival presented the chor us at 1ts best The glrls appeared as a colorful array of pastel gowns and brlght faces Un der the baton of Mr Brammer they present ed songs of msplratlon and good cheer At Baccalaureate the chorus made tts fmal and most 1mpress1ve appearance of the year The sacred songs whxch they sang there wnll remmd the senlors of one of the last and happxest txmes of thexr school days EE CL What s th1s I see7 Oh that must be the latest add1t1on to the mus1c department of Beaver H1gh School Havent you heard? Old B H S now has somethxng new a glee c ub Although there are only twenty seven boys m thls male chorus they really know how to smg These boys have practlces on Tuesday and Thursday mornmgs At thns tlme the audltorlum IS fllled wlth the hrgh tones of the tenors the mtermedlate tones of the barltones and the deep deep tone of the bassos Smce th1s glee club IS the flrst that B H S has had for many years It took much work and txme from both Mr Brammer and the boys to prepare and to organlze the smgers After mus1c had been obtamed and the voxces tested the glee club xx orked hard and soon learned how to smg as a group By Thanks glvxng they were ready to make thelr debut so they sang at the hlgh school assembly pro gram For the Yuletlde season Mr Brammer wmshed to have a mxxed chorus composed of the glrls chorus and the boys glee club Speclal practnces and more work was needed ln the d1rect1on of thls masstve group of smgers but the effect obtamed suxted the season They sang carols at the Chrlstmas assembly and at other hollday events However rn everyday practices and for the Sprmg Festxval the boys prefer to be more masculme xn style and songs It IS wlth vrgor and enthusxasm that they sang Glue a Man a Horse He Can Rzde The Wh: en poo Song or The Road to Mandalay These are the songs whlch accentuate the volces of our glee club H . . . . . If . i U , . . . . , - , . , - . . . , . . . . - V . - D Y . V 1 ' , -y . ' C ' , - . . , ' . . r ' D - . - . . . . , V ' - ' c . . H . H A . I rc H . . H . . . r - I v . . . v . . '-' f . 1 1 I Q v . 1 v f . . . . y v . . H . ' . H U . - ' , ff - It H u n , . 1 , Top Row: lack VVitty. Charles Linn, lay Aldridge, lohn Anderson, Robert Kerr. Robert Conlon. Russell Henry. Robert Moore. Seventh Row: Ralph Peterson. Euqene Van Maldetihein. Thomas Vates. Roy Anderson. Dale Anzio. Donald Gardner. VVilliain Straile. Donald Bradshaw. Sixth Row: Marilyn Gordon. Virginia Figley. lfyelyn Rotius. Ann Armstrong. Sally Mitchell. Martha Netherland. Andrey Rose. Mary Lou Cobner. Fifth Row: Barbara Sohn. Mary Brunot, Doris Skertie. Rita lean Kistler. Charlene Akins. Ann Miller. Mary Lou Mt1CMlllQil, Adele Bernaner. Ruth VVolf. Fourth Row: Velya Bryner. Ann Iohnston. Nancy Netherland. Mary Agnes Purdy. Mary Ioan McCleery. Grace Heideger. Myrna lean Evans, liianita Reed. Alice Ruth Stout. Patricia Shiyeley. Third Row: Connie Todd. Margaret VVheeler. Lois Dyer, Gloria Harkins, Mary Lou Popp. lndy Cooper. VVilma Rock. Betty Lou Stahlman. Vivian Baker. Second Row: Sally Schwab. Barbara Brand. Einina lean VVay. 'Viyiari Hartenbaeh. Helen Galia. Donna Lou Hall. Dolly Slerriman. Nancy McBrien. First Row: Kathleen Perry. Annabelle English. Donald Kennedy. Betsy Strother, Top Row: Addison Courtney. lame-Q Doiitqnrty. rt 5, .t . t.. X . Setiiniller. Thonias Piernine. Fourth Row: Vhlilliani Heidegger. Ralph fVleCulloiigh. Shirley Speer. Charlene Harper. Kitty Lou Heller. Yelina Lou Anderson. Donald Straile. Robert Hayenhill. Third Row: Charlotte Br'.itlsliaxy. Anna Zinlian. Pa'ty Barrett. Helen Schleiter. Doris Mathews. Marlene Fielder. Patty Xhleigle, lidith Lang. Second Row: Mary lo Conlon. Barbara Dowd. Kathryn Zachodni, Barbara Morayec. luliana Enibree. Marsiie MeChesney, loanne Kinter. First Row: Mary Linn. Nancy Lindahl. loyce O'Donnell. Marshall VVaddell. SPANISH CLUB Don your sombreros and mantlllas and journey vuth us to Room 211 on the second Monday of each month Here you w1ll fmd a touch of Old Spam or the Latm Quarter That ns lf you are a student of Spannsh If not you may be at a loss to know lust what you have encountered Here IS a club that bel1eves that the best way to learn a lan guage IS to speak It so most of the1r conver satxon es en espanol Pres1dent Don Kennedy opens the meet mgs IH Spanlsh and h1s axdes v1ce presldent Betsv Strother secretary Kathleen Petry and treasurer Annabelle Englnsh follow through ln l1ke manner The sponsor Miss Liwson IS always present to come to the LATIN The Latm Club IS progressmq by leaps regard It magna cum laude Thls year has produced somethmg new a monthly club paper whxch as lt IS wrltten 1n Lat1n ns very 1nterest1ng to Lat1n students The edltor IS Thomas P1emme the ass1stant edltor Ralph McCullough and busmess edlt or Helen Schlelter The club attended the Latm Festlval presented 'at the Buhl Planetarlum nn Febru arv The members were gnven a chance to enter thenr xx ork ID competltlon vuth that en tered bv students l1v1ng nn the Pxttsburgh dlstrlct rescue of anyone who ns at a loss for words Spannsh words A typlcal meetlng mnght have a report on Spanlsh or South Amerlcan customs songs styles or foods SOmCt1m6S the members prove the1r talent for the stage by puttmg on short plays or sklts At the Yuletnde season the club celebrated ln typlcal Spanish fash1on Wlth an mcreasmg enrollment of Spannsh students each year the club IS growmg IH sxze and popularxty You can usually count on havmg a good tlme plus tuckmg away a blt of knowledge at each meet1ng So w1th our congratulatlons to a fne club vxe bld a fond farewell to that land of romance where folks would say Adlos CLUB Along wxth these 1nterest1ng act1v1t1es are members act out sklts or movles are shown It IS BCLIVILICS l1ke these that st1r the students mterest Lat1n becomes a l1v1ng language when students know yust how the Romans llved There IS no better way to learn about the customs pleasures and work of another people than by personal research unless lt IS by watchmg a movle Much of the credxt for the success of thas club goes to the sponsor Mlss Fleck presr dent Marshall Waddell v1ce presxdent Mary Lmn secretary oyce O Donnell and treasurer Nancy Lmdahl ' , - 1 i and bounds. The second year Latin students the regular monthly meetings. In these the 1 I H A . . Top Row Ioy ce Cl1iIl1l5tTS 'VI 1rx Lou Cohncr Mon1 I1ne VN 1llouqhlvy M nqy Llndahl Adele Bv.rn1utr Dolorts Crlsxull I'1fth Row o1n Btnntrt Putty Elkm Carherlne Zithodm lVl1r1or1t lun tr Phyllm Buffmgton Mnqtrx Cook Margy lcenhour Helen Pupuh Fourth Rovs Ruth lVltCw1h1n Loxs VK hltt HOME Marlene Knrchner Nlirlorlt Pl-gpxxtrs o1n IL SLh1ff 1cquel1ne Pull P1tt3 MOFFISOH Thlrd Row Vcld1 ontor l'Xlfl'lLI'lIlC B1r'kox1th Exilyn Sunky Margy KTISQ Dolly Lexxlx Dolorts Hnl Nlllflllll CL1Yl1llIlQhiIT1 Myrtlt Xlllllit Zelma Brovsn Second Rovs 'Nnnty Sthttt Mwrx Arn lVIolClox1n Ltnom Thompson M1 loru rxxn 'Vl1rx 'Xnn L1Fthxrt P1rtx Andtrson t PM A ' lck Sully Cmrxm Dolorts Romx htr All tn B1rro1 Pxrst Row C1rolxn Cooptr M1rth1 Nugent bhlrltx Slxus Cln Bro 1th P1ttx ohnxron udx Cooptr Mary Io Conlon Ch 1rlottt l3r1lxh xx AJF1 nnt P1dq I Connxt Cousms Top Rovs lo1n Thornton Amlrtx R st X x 111 Bilxxxll fVl11rs11c XluChesncy. rmlt n Ptrrx Dororhx nn lxlrlx X1llI'1lXH Cordon. Xvlfgllllii Figley. Fifth ovn XtlXd Brxntr Gwen Xlicllll Fmhn C 1 qwr. Betty Ferguson. Eli:- h Ymdell hlarllxn Erxm Nl1rx F1ron 'Vlmlyn Ealcin. Fourth Row: x rlx 1 P tix Orr 'X 11 liurncson. Iulmnna Emhrce, mu Xlilljlift 1 'Vl1r1xn 'X oort Il ll rn Arlcnt- St.1f1ts, Third Row: 1 rm r 1 W1 nthi. Dorothy Ammon. Doris OWIIINOH L tu ldrtx on pson x lmtlw. lVl.lI'llYI1 XXVQIQIIUT. 1 1 1n11s L nd Row I 1l1Ft'. N'l11ry lfllcn licttvrcr. r1t11 ,v won K1 1 ql owtru 1 MKITX' Agnus Purdy. Nuncg 1nl1p First Rom xxllllli Rotk H I n C 111 ivi.1n H.1rtur1l111th. lidlth lxlii Dttk r 1n11 11 XR x Dolorts Autrxon Carol fhluson. Donna Hag l nt l3r1dsh xx Reflecfions of fhe Culinary Arf UMMEf No, we just can't forget those delicious odors that issued forth from the home economics room. And say, wasn't that new room something to rave about? Don't you remember the three new kitchen units complete with sink, stove, table, and those super cupboards with just loads of room to put all the new utensils. l'll bet the girls real- ly enjoyed themselves at those meetings. While we're speaking of meetings, let's take a peek at the monthly gatherings of the Home Economics Club. With Miss McKinley supervising and ad- vising, the officers, president, Patty Iohnston, vice president, Emma Iean Way, secretary, Iudy Cooper, and treasurer, Edith Decker, conducted the first meeting which proved to be a grand success. Mrs. Marcellus Nesbitt presented an illustrative speech on home life in Egypt. The Home Economics Club ended the old year and started the new year with a delici- ous and beautiful Christmas tea which was served to the faculty and members of the home economics department. The tables were gaily decorated, and the highlight was the beautiful Christmas tree decorated by the girls. ln March the members turned the spot- light on fashions and presented a style show sponsored by one of Pittsburgh's department stores. A trip to the Heinz factory was of great interest to the club members and a fitting conclusion to the year's activities. Yes, this has truly been a year of happy reflections for the Home Economics Club. J C, - i NX Home Economics Room Top Row: Frances Kitson Ros- lonee Donna Cl rk VV'ld 'VI ll , ,c ,. 1 a , 1 a i egi . Patricia Orth, Mary' Eaton, Marilyn Eakin, Marilyn Moore. Marsiie McChesney. Sally Garvin, Katherine Craft. Seventh Row: Vivian Baker, Sally Mitchell, Patricia Soisson, Rita lean Kistler, Nancy Iavens, Martha Netherland, Charlene Akins, Katherine Zachodni, Mary Linn, Patricia Barrett. Sixth Row: Iudy' Cooper, Sally Schwah, Ioyce G'Donnell, Neda Burneson, Emily' Engle, Helen Schleiter, Velma Lou Anderxon loanne Kinter Su aine 'Vi Cl . . 1 . Z i i c ements. Elizaheth Yandell. Fifth Row: loanne Lees, Nancy Rhodes, Marjorie Lindahl, Nancy Hansen, Doris Skertic, Patricia Grant, Helen Pupich. Barhara Moravec. Nlsirgaret Staulv, Yvonne Gardner. Cecelia Pauvlinch. Fourth Row: Marilyn Vlfagner, Dolores Htilt, Emina lean VK'ay. Ann lohnston. Third Row: loAnn Scliaff. Nlyrtle lVlinl-'e. Betty Lon Stihlman. Phyllis lVlangan. Dorothy Ammon. Mary lane Barnes, lane Brew. Ann McCullough. Charlotte Bradshaw. Ruth Iohnson. Second Row: Patty Iohnston, Vivian Hartenhach. Norma Fraxer. Quinerte Strouss. Hilda Haire, Patricia Gihsori, Norma Stone. Faye Bradshaw. Nancy lVlcBrien. Audrey 'l'hompson. First Row: losephine Guzzetti. Marjorie Cool-Q, Katherine Toner. Ylildred Farmer. Pauline Galla he , V ld Poit ,E'.l' S ' ' g r e a I on va yn ayisky. lvlaioric lxrlst. VK :lla Klae larnes. Zelma Broxvn. Top Row: Marv Lou lVlacMillen Eileen Her-o . VVI' C X . ' ci . ary arol Amherson. Mona ane xrV1llOUqh hy. Eyelyn Rogns. Mary Lou Cohner, Ruth McGahan, loan Thornton Sixth Row Betty Fergu Son Adelf Bern nitr P t ' VV , . e ' 2 f . a ricia oods. Gwen McCain, Connie Todd. Sara lane Doude Mary Lou Ende. Doris Tosh. Ioyce Chambers. lean Camphell. Filth Row: Lois Dyer Bcyerly Bixler La Rue High. lVlarjorie lcenhour. Patricia Garvin, Kitty Lon Heller. Siiianni 'Vlorton Nancy Lindahl. VVilnia Rock, Fourth Row: Sally Lou Ionex. Lois Barnex. leannint Briinntr Betsy Strother. Sophia Buchanan, Ethel Gillespie. Reha Gilleypie. luliane lfnihrec t in Hiyykar Third Row: Peggy lxlfcillllti Patricia Roosa. Connie Craft. Shirley Overholt. B irhiri Morq in Ruth Hererling. Ruth Redfern. luanita Reed. Mary Annes Purdy, Klarv lo Conlon Second Row Mary' Lou Popp. lane Ann Staiiffer, Dolores Dt-ku. Ann Miller. Connie Pischill Dolorts Paschall. Xlarlene Fielder, lackie Paul. Carol Gihxc . P' ' 1' ' in ttigy Biiclycnhtinier. First Row Normi lean Lanahan. Nancy Didio. Mary loan fVlcCleery'. Carolyn Stephens. Helen Galii Alcne oll Ianice Hanl-v, NL . FQ e 1 'A ' cy irgiitt raser, Edi.h Decker, Elxie Kerr. Us Amazons G. A. A. Oowf Y My shin. Foul! Make that point. These are but a few of the familiar sounds echoing from the gym each evening after school. The G.A.A. tournaments, involving any girl in high school who enjoys sports, always draw enthusiasm from the active par- ticipants. In the fall, the members could be seen behind the school kicking each other and a little round ball. This is the time for the soccer games. When the days became too cold for outside activity the girls turned to the sport of basketball. ln the spring, mush- ball games were squeezed in between May Day practices. Girls who support these tournaments are rewarded with miniature emblems and letters. according to the number of points they have gathered. This year the G.A.A. sponsored several diversions to swell their treasury. In Novem- ber they held the Turkey Trot -a Thanks- giving dance. Inviting all the students in high l f K . v LEADERS CLUB ' V , Standing: Vivian Hartenhach. Yvonne Gardner, Evelyn Rogus, lanice Hanley. Alene Roll. Kneeling: Nancy Hansen, Mona lane Willoiigh- hv, Peggy McCune. school, they invaded the Rochester Roller Rink for several skating parties. You may have noticed the victims of circumstances who dared not sit the following day. Under the leadership of Miss May, the sponsor, and the officers, president Ianice Hanley, vice president Alene Roll, secretary Helen Cvalia, and treasurer Carolyn Steph- ens, the G.A.A. has had a successful year. LEADERS CLUB Each year, girls with outstanding athletic ability and leadership are chosen as members of the Leaders Club. These girls fulfill their position by performing various duties in the gym classes, such as taking the roll, checking showers. refereeing games, and instructing the freshmen. They also take charge of G.A.A. tournament games after school. As a reward for their work, the leaders attend the annual 'Play Day, where sports- minded high school girls throughout the county meet for a day of fun and friendship. Shall We Dance BOBCAT CLUB OFFICERS Top Row Patty Grant M rtha Netherland Fnst Row Thom is K1ss1ck Gordon Mxlllgan Charles Lmn Fdward Freeland Soft hghts soft muslc 1nd Oops' Shp pery floor Ah those even1ngs when you and your steady danced cheek to cheek All the pretty g1flS 1n thelr new New Look vxhlch caused the boys across the floor to rapxdly Bobcat dance you were the except1on rather than the rule The mamgement encourages the students to come stag The only thmg they dld not cons1der was that there would be more txttermg and comelv does than manly stags Usually considered to be Saturday nlght affaxrs the dances xx ere often held on Frlday ex enmgs to free the gym for other actlvxtnes The dates of the dances mide llttle dlffer ence because the attendance xx as alvx ays good The club agam sponsored the semn formal Chrlstmas dance The decorat1ons and popu lar local orchestra were out of thus world and the evenlng was one of unforgetable pleasure This hlghly favored club IS run by presl dent Thomas Knssnck v1ce presldent Edward Freeland secretary Gordon Mxlllgan treas urer Martha Netherland and Mr Hxgbee the sponsor These people are to be seen at almost every dance not because they have to be there but because they vtant to be there The Bobcat Dances plav 1 leadmg role rn the soclal act1v1t1es of most of our hlgh school students and B H S xxouldnt be the same xxlthout them . 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Q60- Aflas Profeges BOY S ATHLETIC CLUB Top Row Lawrence Loncher Edward Daellenbach Matthew Loncher Charles Linn Bob Conlon Harry Smith Bob Staub B111 Todd Flfth Row D3V1d Rosenlieb B111 Bray Iohn Brkich Ioseph Brozich B111 Swauger Norman Oakes Bob G1fford Lloyd Dyer Fourth Row Dav1d Ha1re Bob Lanahan B111 Edgar Harry Bloom George Edwards Howard Headland Harold Roush Thomas Franks Third Row Bob Stenger Quentin Strouss Carl Olm Conrad Scheetz Dick Stenger Karl Gussenhofen Calvin Henderson Conrad Phillxs lack Iohns Second Row Arthur Lippencott Ray Loxley lack Oakes Kenneth Young lack McDermott Lewis Kirchner Chester Bonnar Bruce Ferguson Carmen Battagha F1l'St Row D1ck Flemmmg Rob Gziigley Harrison N1edergal Bob Scheel Eugene Kullen Bob Gxrtmg Iames Leary rthur rank The primary purpose of the B A C is to give each boy in Beaver Hlgh School a to learn the fundamental principles of sports manship This club was organnzed four years ago and since has proven to be one of the most popular activities in the school This year the B A C was organized un der the expert supervision of Paul ones who has always taken an mterest in sports in Beaver Valley At the lnltlal meeting cap tams were chosen for eight basketball teams which were organized The captalns were Bob Conlon Ed Daellenbach Charles Linn Matthew Loncher Larry Loncher Harry Smith Bob Staub and B111 Todd They di vided into two leagues of four teams each PFOVISIOHS were made for a champlonship series of three games between the leaders of ule Four games were played each Wednes day evening thus insuring each team a chance to particlpate at every meeting Other sports have been planned for later m the year The B A C is a very important part of the extra curricular program at B l'l S This club provides an outlet for those boys who are not on the varsity squads and who need more than two gym perlods a week to let off their excess physical energy Thls organiza t1on although it IS one of the newer groups in B H S IS prov1ng successful in creating in terest for 1ntramural sports chance to engage in competitive athletics, and the respective leagues at the end of the sched- - 61 .- SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB Top Row Ball Basstll olaaa Andtrson Daxad Rosnnlath ack VV1tty Phal C lass Fafth Row Charles Lann Bruce Ftrguson Ball Ptndx ants Rarank Donald Cvardntr Alu O tall aek 'Vlalthantr Fourth Rovs Hou ard R xnelds Thomas X atts Charltaat Akans Rattx Slaaulx Carolxn Stephens Ioan Thornton Boh Moore B111 Standlu Thard Rovv Bttsy Strother Loas Dy cr Mary Lou Popp Bttt Ian Cor nall Soph1aBuLhanan Sallx Lou onts Sharlty Oxtrholt Second Row Ruth Iohnson Doras bktrtae Dolorts Dtku Sue lxnaght Ruth Rtdftrn 'Vlarqaret VX httlea Ellen 'Vlurrax Farst Row Iohn Boq ard Harrx Bloom Pattx brant Rohtrt Conlon Daek Caamphell Don lxenntdx Cv orge Ourlx Top Rovx Lloxd Dur Dell ert Ellas Boh lxancll lnrqtr Russ ll H nrx Ball lldqear Fafth Row Ralph Peterson Ball 'Vlartn kenneth Blraar Dax 1d Haart Bel lxnott Fourth Row Patrxtaa VN eagle Sallx 'Nlatghell 'Vlartha 'Netherland Com aa Craft canmn Brunner 'Vlarx Brunot Thard Rovs Pfatsx VK oods Iane Ant' S aufftr 'Xanax Hansan R ta 1 an lxastlu VX alma Rogk I .an Cu phtll etond Rovs Earl r Buteh r Fnalx Fnalt 'N an x ax ns Vlarx nn Sea el an Stout ldna Ptttrsola onna ou Hall lst ou hi Fa anl Boh Cafford 1 ttl Carll p on Bll ar t nahaot 67 l ': ' 5 . 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I0scp11i11c Cuzzctti, NIOR SCIENCE CL Wxth scxence playmg an ever lncreasmg role ln the affalrs of today xt IS lmperatxve that Beaver l'l1gh School have an organlza txon dedxcated to xts study So on the fxrst Monday of each month an array of yumor sclentlsts can be seen trekmg to a meetmg ln Room 213 Don t be frlghtened That crash you lust heard vtasnt the roof cavmg ln ust a freak demonstratron deslgned to scare the weak hearted by some IDQCHIOUS lab worker Hard ened to terrxflc odors blmdmg lxght flashes and unheralded crashes the students delve deep 1nto the mysterres of scxence Presenting thelr own demonstratlons they brmg forth new xdeas and present them By th1s t1me everyone ln hugh school should know just vxhat S A N S stands for At least the club has been makxng a name for ltself But for the beneflt of those who havent had the oppurtunxty to hear of thelr vxork we wnsh to recall the tltle under whlch lt operates the Sclence and Nature Study Club lSome call lt Snakes Nuther Stuff Club J It IS composed of students enrolled ln B1 ology Bemg one of the more amb1t1ous clubs of our school the members hxke lnto the woods for f1rst hand study Led by Mr Charlesworth thelr act1ve sponsor you can see them gally start off on a research yaunt All of thexr actxvxty IS not m the wllds of the surroundlng countryslde however Trips are logncally before fellovt students Favored IH the fxeld of entertainment are the movles Late fxlms on science advancements help the members keep up wxth new ldeas The club even entertamed at a card partv But thns t1me It was not brxdge or fxve hundred but a game called preclpltate Under the guldance of the sponsor Mr Reber and the officers presldent Robert Conlon vnce presldent Rlchard Campbell and secretary treasurer Patty Grant thls club has become one of great value It offers students a chance to study many prxnclples be yond those requlred ln regular sc1ence courses as well as delve lnto the fxelds of scxentlfxc research whnch has and IS playmg such an xmportant part nn lxfe today made to the Buhl Planetarnum at Pnttsburgh to see what others have accompllshed along thelr llnes Regular meetmgs are held dur1ng whnch movles talks and demonstratlons are part of the program These are but a few xx ays m whlch these progressive students ad vance thelr knowledge The club contrnbutes annually to the Na tronal Wlldllfe Federatxon and has bought several books for the llbrary The offlcers of thns club are Wayne Knstler presxdent ames Plnkerton v1cepres1 dent Nancy Lmdahl secretary and Wllllam Segmxller treasurer Wxth the sponsor they have contrnbuted much to the success of the organnzatron SE UB V D' U f' , . 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S.CLUB -64- Top Challenge NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Why do we go to schooll You know the ansxx er to get an educltlon Of xx hat does an educatlon consxstl The mayor purpose lS the development of talent to the hlqhest de gree As ue see lt lt consists of broidemng the scope of endeuor not onlw m the mat ter of book learnlng but IU other phases Our educatlon IS notall attamed m school From our home xxe get the flrm foundatlon of a good character What xxe reallx are or hope to be IS based on the teachmgs recelx ed IH our earllest xears As me groxx older xxe begin to reallze the value of th1s tra1n1ng Another thmg vue reahze IS that selfxsh ness IS a tra1t to be controlled rather than encouraged Greatest pleasure comes not from domg thmgs for ourselxes but ln be1nq of serxxce to others ln belng of serxlce to others through IH sp1r1t1on guldince 1nd counsel we develop an ibxlltx to issume 1 posltlon of leadershxp among our frxends 'md cl'1ssm'1tes Yet ue must excr bewr rn mmol rhwr real leadersh p 1S not arrogance or d1ct1torsh1p but flrm hum ble guldance tox 1rd deslrable goals Naturallx xx h1le all these tralts are de xelopmg xxe hue been COHSCIOUS that xxe must ltnoxx more and more about manw sub yects Anxthmg xx orth do1nq IS vt orth domg xt ell Thrs reflects ltself 1n the scholarshnp These four quahtles are the basls of elec t1on to the Natlonal Honor SOCIEIV xxh1ch stands as a goal and an achlexement to be a1med at bx all students of Beaxer Hgh School V ' . ,' - f ' c . 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They Reflecf fhe Besf 47 HONOR STUDENTS Top Row Donald Courtney Davld Chalmers Gordon Hassell Paul Harper Second Row Patty Roosa Dorothy Stephens Betty Harper Ioan Wolf Iean Hays F1I'St Row Betty Mllll gan Audrey Henderson Rlta Burelh SaraBelle Seqmxller It IS vuth smcere pleasure that we set aslde a page and dedlcate 1t to the honor group of the Class of 1947 There are many dlfferent awards gxven throughout the school year for partxclpatlon m athletxcs muslc and soc1al clubs Whlle we know that xt IS xmperatlve to recogm e these actlvxtles It IS also very lmportant that we show our respect and adm1rat1on for the mam pur pose ofthe school scholarshlp On th1s page appear the names of thlrteen young men and women who have atta1ned th1s degree of honor and as a result were graduated ln the upper 10k of thexr class Not only have they worked for scholarshlp and learnmg but also they have acquxred leadersh1p and character With these prlceless gxfts they w1ll achleve the goal successfully COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSL GENERAL COURSE First Audrey ane Henderson Second can Trever Fxrst Betty Grace Harper Second Rxta 'Vlxrcellr ton Hays Burelh HONOR GROUP Un alphabetical orderl Rlta Marcella Burelh Davld George Chalmers Don Mzllxqan anet Ruth Roosa SaraBelle Margaret Seg ald Addson Courtney Betty Grace Harper Paul mnller Dorothy Loulse Stephens Marguerlte oan Frederxck Harp r Gordon Elmer Hassell lean Trev Wolf erton Hays Audrey lane Henderson Elxzabe h Anne The College Preparatory Course offers an opportunity to major ln the f1elds of mathe matrcs sclence and languages The General Course offers opportumty to mayor m the f1elds of commercxal home eco nomlcs and mdustrxal arts 66 w , l V Q ' 4 . , . , . . . , , , , . : - V , . , . . 7. . 7 . . . , . .. 1 - ' ., . F . . , . ' . v - ' - . f. , ' e, . - . ' r , . The Games We Played x. 'X X Ps gix 1 'W SL., X Lx? 1 X 61 I ,VV f 7- ' ,N Q f ,N X 'f J Y' 'Y X f fx 6 , X -re . xx K .I I A LV: ,QA . , x f K , 1. ' YN X ' e 1 uk if A H 11 fe K XX AN ,NO A! XS ,Y-f' V, X Q-xx-A, fA 'I , ..' h ' ,f ef, Y Q83 , n f , 'k, ' 1' X f X. xg' , x Kf Q 11.1 f e if f-A -g 'I' MX V ,f,p-'34 x .A If ,4f: : S ' x f - ' es af' .X 'A f 'f 5 ft , , J - , vig? We-S' C' gi? ggi if . ' ff' K :fx F-i?,1f1f'f-iQ-ige1 -iii New f X Q ,I W Q A ,Que P. W l T. ke 'i fe? 1 J I X w W 1 4 4 If rl.e?-.Aeheee , We eeeeee , We , ee , - me----.,e ww, X, X KH-2 'K ' Q ,X - 5 --, - if--V -gb-13 X ' H xf: 4' Y- ,W - v xQ,' Sfrike .' ! BASEBALL SQUAD Top Row Ed Freeland Tom Brod1g in y Aldlldgo. Co ch Mllanovnch B111 Todd Vernon Casteel Bob Staub Dlck Cooper mg First Row ohn Sx xuger Don Courtnex Cecxl Wxll oughby B111 Cornellus Harold Sml h Geraxld Hu gh ack Courn ey Bob Schaughency Keith St Cl nr The Bobcats baseball squad under the tutelage of Coach Sam M1lanov1ch began practlce ln the latter part of March ln prep aratlon for the openlng of the season early ln Aprll After two non league games with Leetsdale the Bobcats opened theW P I A L season xx 1th Monaca Havmg won the1r open er the team found the gomg harder and were unable to come out on top agam All f the games xxere hotly contested and manx vxerc decrded by the margln of one run Close de CISIOHS xx ere dropped to Allqulppa Rochester Ambrldge and Monaca The season was closed xxxth an extra mnlng game xxlth All qulppa m xxhlch the maroon and gray team xxas edged by a smgle run The lettermen xx ere Aldrldge Cornel1us D Courtney Haugh St Clanr Schaughency Smlth Sxxauger Todd Wxlloughby and Manager Cooper Todd and Aldrldge xx1ll form the nucleus of the 1948 squad SCORES BEAVER OPPONENTS Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Non league games Leetsdale Leetsdale Monaca Rochester Mldland Monaca Ambrldge Ambrldge Mldland Rochester Allqulppa 7 flu uv,- . 2 , v x 4 C ' 1 , . 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VVith some ex- perienced runners returning and enthusiasm increasing, track is regaining the position it once held-that of a major sport in Beaver High School. The lettermen were: Conlon. Maratta, Nugent. Quay. Roush. R. Stenger and Taylor. 1 TRACK Standing: Bill Martin. Bolt Steng- er, lay Anderson. Bill Bissell, Robert Conlon. Ralph Foster. Boh Kidd. Ray Lowley. lack Nugent. Coach Rogers. Kneel- ing: Boli Kerr. George Overly George Bowers. lim Collins lack Xklattersoii. philip lvlorris Bruce lwrgiison. C.u'men Bat taqlia. CROSS-COUNTRY Standing: VVayne Kistler. Boli Stenger. lack Oakes. Clliflord Chanilvers, lauies liitzgeiiild. Ray Lowley. Coach Rogers. Kneeling: xvllllillll Peiitly..lfi1- gene Van Nlaldegherii. Xxlllllillll Swauger. Dick Thorpe. Quentin Strouss. CROSS-COUNTRY With the advent of autumn. Coach Frank Rogers issued a call for candidates for the cross-country team. The response was good and practice was begun soon after the open- ing of school. Each night a crew of lightly clad aspirants could he seen starting on a two and a quarter mile trek out Gypsy Glen. The first meet took place on September 30, when Amhridge furnished the opposition, The team then traveled to New Castle, following which they met Brentwood. Canonshurg. New Castle, and Amhridge. Due to the lack of ex- perienced runners. the team met with little success. With increasing interest. however. the future for cross-country looks bright. Lettermen for the 1947 season were: R. Strenger, Loxley. Oakes. Torp, Van Nial- deghem. Pendy. Strouss. First and Ten One sweltering day in the middle of Au- gust, Coach Peter B. Kane called for candi- dates for the football squad. Although the weather was fit only for swimming, a large group of aspirants donned the traditional moleskins and began practice under the ex- perienced eye of Coach Kane. Assisted by Iames Cutri, who came to Beaver from Gir- ard, Pa., where his grid and cage teams had compiled an excellent record, Coach Kane put the squad of about 50 through their paces for a week Lettermen Tom Brodigan Stan Boden Bob Staub and Tom Kissick formed the nucleus of the 1947 team. The athletes showing the most promise were selected to journey to Grove City for a week of intensi- fied drilling on the college campus. During this week the squad, now reduced to 33 men. ate, slept, talked, and played only football. By the end of the week the team was beginn- ing to click. Following the return to the home gridiron, Manager Bob Conlon. with fore- siqht due to long experience laid in a larqe supply of tape and lmiment The season vxas on' VARSITY SQUAD Top Row Laurence Loncher Bob Gifford Ir Mgr Bob Conlon Sr Mgr Don Straile Soph Mgr Fourth Row Kenneth Younq Chester Bonnwr Clyde Holt Dallas Kerr Fred Clinard ,glen Thomas ack McDermott Wax ne Equals Ollie Schiff Addison Courtney Third Row Peter Kane Coach Harold Roush Bob Roqus Frank Forsythe im Pinkerton Koenig Hayes Bill Edgar Howard Harrah Ierry Levis Dick Cameron Kenneth Blair Second Row Carmen Bittaglii Don Rty Harry Smith Hovvard Carper Duaine Slauqenhiupt lack Nugent Iohn Anderson im Ad uns Matthew Lonchtr First Row Vernon Cistttl Charlts Linn Bob Stiub Tom Brodiq in Tom Kissick Bob lr ns St mlty Bodtn Bill Todd Bob VN t ner K l 1 I A 7 Q V 1 I . . ,. e ,,.. ' v . f .t 1. . . , . I . . . . , . ., , A. . .I . ' , 'L . v v F . . 2 z 2. zz 1 ' . 'C , ' x a . . .I 2 ' ' '. 1 2, ' -. . 2 . 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Z-. jill ' E d P I FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM Bacltsx Bob Irons Charles Lrnn Stanley Boden Vernon Cisteel Tom Brodrgan Lme Bob Rogus lack Nugent Bob We ver Brll Todd Tom Krssrck Bob Staub Duarre Sllugenhsrupt MIDLAND AT BEAVER When Ralph Krner wrth 41 homeruns was crowdrng ohnny Mrze and George Lott world famous tennrs player was sched uled to exhrbrt hrs wares on our Second Street courts and the Republrcans were warmrng up the Prrmarres and the tempera ture had been 85 degrees that day the krck off of our football season resounded through Gypsy Glen and our Robertcats went to work on therr frrst nrght turn on the 8 to 10 shrft As far as the 6 6 score was concerned the players from both schools mrght as well have spent the evenrng at the Cove the Can teen Nokes Mrckeys or of all places it home studyrng Early rn the fourth scene the Leopards land Brll Coughlrn s place krck was rn the x rong place Recrprocal actron by the Maroonmen con strtuted a 70 yard Putch arded and abet ted by two penaltres 1g1mst the pocket srzed pinthers whrch deposrted the pellet on the 21 vard bar In 1 decertful double reverse Tom Brodrgan went to the 7 Bob Irons rrght halfback argued hrs may past left guard to the one yard posrtron And after berng stopped for no advance Brodrgan agarn rode around rrght end for the necess ary remarnrng amount of real estate Irons met an rron lrne when he attempted the extra pornt by runnrng TARENTLIM VS BEAVER Instead of Saturday the thrrteenth t mrght as xxell have been Frrday the thrr teenth as xxe annexed a large goose egg rn Dreshar Stadrum whrle the Red Cats won wrth 14 pornts A muddy freld and a steady rarn helped make rt a lost week end Mr Anthony IFloyd Drxon I Taren tum halfback pawed along for 33 vards around our left end near the end of the sec ond opus to the twelve rnch marker ohn Collrns scored and oe Graff made a per fect krck Agam rn the thrrd rnstallment Brother Anthony made Coach Erne Hefferle proud of hrm when he rustled I6 yards of our land But no more' For quarterback Vernon Cas teel upset hrm wrth a shoe strrng tackle that could be heard upstream rn Brackenrrdge' For whrch ungentlemanly behavror Beaver was forced to vacate half the drstance to the roughness Anthony soon after came snortrng through from the two yard posrtron for the touchdown Graff successfully tested hrs per ceptron when he krcked the extra pornt BEAVER VS LEETSDALE 69 O' Thrs wrll remarn the Legend of Sleepy Hollow But no Beaver rooter was sleepy rn Gypsy Glen Hollow that nrght From the very frrst mrnute when one of our lrnemen blocked a Spartan krck the cash regrster started rrngrng and busrness was great After a 20 yard meander by Bob Irons chuggrng Chuck Lrnn rang the bell for the frrst score Tom Brodrgan drd some hrghstepprnq for 62 yards and the second counter Don Ray ran off three touchdowns two before the recess and another after the half a ', ' . . , ' 2 I . r '-, I I '-' , v C l . . leaped 79 Yards if! '3 Pl3YS t9 the Pwmised goal line as a spanking for unnecessary X7 L. . . ' l . c c l ' ' . K I ' . . U I . K A - ' . . . , . fi . . 7 , D . ' . i - Topper Casteel ankled over wrth number srx from 45 yards out Lawrence Loncher took three yaunts of 37 32 and 3 yards for three touchdowns Dallas Kerr snaggled one of therr passes on therr 22 and romped home for another rrnger Carmen Battaglra m1de the frnal Lf dozen pornts after Leetsdale lost the ball on dovt ns The Spartans never once moved the 10 yard markers It looked lrke school let out as ubs came pourlng rnto the game and eve yone o mto the act but Coach Kane hrmself MONACA VS BEAVER The fellows from across the Ohro must have had relatrves rn Leetsd'1le for they avenged the latter s humrlrat on of last week wrth a 13 0 wrn whrch was the frst vrctory they had attarned over us rn frve years Both touchdowns were obtarned rn the frrst quarter As Tom Brodrgan trred an off tackle blrtzkrerg the ball was knocl ed from hrs arms and an lrrshman by the name of Mullr ryrn fell on rt on the Beaver 2l After we slaughtered Slaughter as he fled for the rrght end and after an aerral assault farled Dave Slaughter tp toed rnsrde end very quretly and punched over the remarn rng two yards The second pay off came when Mullrgan commq up fast on the outsrde Our safety man chased hrm awhrle but lost hrm down around Tamaqua Vrllaqe oe Guantonro x rdently had eaten hrs Wheatres that morn rnq for he successfully krcked the added pornt FREEDOM AT BEAVER The Freedom Bulldog s bark was worse than rts brte when we tamed rt 7 6 In the very frrst chorus fullback Stan Boden jostled throuqh left tackle thwarted several ambrtrous tacklers and staqqered over the last lrne marker after bernq nudqed off balance by the last defense man The added Dornt was krcked by lrons who became the hero of the game by grvrnq us that one pomt marqrn In the second refrain lrons performed b rll antlv agam when he shot down a pass llzyak tucked rt under hrs wrnn and lt out for 51 yards but upon reachrnq the Free dom 14 he fumbled ln the dyrnq moments of the drama the Bulldorrs stomped downstaqe for 68 yards On of Brodrqans Luracks was rnterceoted and after tvro Freedom chucks frve runnrnq nla s and a long srde pass to Robrnson the fr from the land of the Freeldoml and the home of the orl scored Martrn was snowed under when he trred to run for the extra ta y More people than players nearly got a shovter after the game when a Beaver Frre Department pumper stood by ready to rm merse a mob whrch had some grrevance on rts NEWELL AT BEAVER Not havrng anythrng more rnterestrng to occupy our mrnds such as 1 problem Math or a brt of Chaucer to memorrze we mrnd took on Wells Hrgh at our freld rn an exhr brtron game and sent them home wrth a 24 0 defrcrt Brll Todd started the parade on the thrrd play of the game when he blocked Franczek s punt Bob Rogus followed the bouncrnq ball and dropped hrs skeleton on rt rn the end zone Later rn the frrst round Center Tom Krs srck who had been rn drydock for several weeks wrth a shoulder mrury drd '1 Rogus on Eckelberry s fumble From here our lrttle Ray of Sunshrne Donj was the brq gun and after a 22 yard polka around rrght end and 3 rntervenrng plays he nosed around left t'rckle untrl he found a tr'rrl for frve yi ds 'rnd srx pornts After two pokes at the lrn 'rs the sec ond paragraph opened Stan Boelen annornt ed Duarne Slaugenhaupt wrth 'r rump pass whrch latter gentleman handed over to Ray Don could have been plavrnq Touch Me as Thrs same razzle dazzle was the feature of Operatron Touchdown whrch was execut ed through 85 yards rn the l'rst offensrve Boden to Rogus to Ray was the striteqy Then lrons nursed rt untrl he was safely on the rrght srde of the goal posts BEAVER AT NEW BRIGHTON The Bobcats bearded the Lrons rn therr own den thrrteen to nyuthrn rn the Oak Hrll Bowl Lrghtnrnq struck twrce rn the same place when Bob lrons skrpped throuqh trrckle once rn the thrrd quarter for 20 yards and once rn the fourth for 30 to get us tvxelve pornts One of hrs place krcks xx as good 'md one was sour Bob Staub threw hrs physrque on a dud lateral whrch was bobbrng hrther and thrther rn mrd freld and thrs lard the ground vrork for our frrst score At the trme New Brrghton was penalrzed for unnecessary roughness aft er the vrhrstle we took the mrssrle on the 35 128 yards from where the play had started A pass from Brodrgan to Slaugenhaupt and a plunge by Boden featured thrs drrve ln the fourth melee Brodrgan swallow ed a Lron pass on the Brrghton 32 and on the frrst down set sarl for 15 feet Don Ray was mobbed and then Irons pranced to the end of the rarnbow . 7 . . 7 Y - . u . I . 2 . . . . ' ' - C in V Q ' ' .-. . ' S . . l Q ' . ,Y . . ' F ag t , ,- . . C . E ' , . - . . B - ' ' I- x . . Q - . ' I 1 3 l ' F c . c . l c . r K c . l I . . 5 ' C, K F . 6 - . . , x k ' , . . A- ' ' C ' tossed a lateral to Lou Korak, who was he Werft Over-for H0 Onc laid 3 Paw on him' ' n 1 I. 1 . x . - 1 . I . . C L ' ' n 1' ' ' ,., . c K . . . ' ' K l K C '-' . . . I V - . . ' . A - l l ' , 1 r' i ' I . . . . . .1 V rw , ' ' ' l 4 , I . . . V . . . D Q Y 1 1 B o - 7 I . . V I 1 v. . ' . ' . , ' ' mp. . . ll . ' . E72 - CORAOPOLIS AT BEAVER Takrng therr erghth strarght wrn and therr frfth rn Class A the Blue Devrls knocked us off 3l 6 fwhrch rs rather decrsrve Our fumbles proved expensrve Brodr gan s left to Duarne Slaugenhaupt xvas bob bled after rt was recerved and Shagrnaw eventually caprtalrzed from the resultrng drrve of the opposrtron Slaugre must have thought he was playrng basketball for a short tme later he trred to drrbble one under the same crrcum stances and Spezralette scored Late rn the evenrng somewhere around trme for Eddre Cantor lrons punt from the end zone traveled only to our 26 and the Blue Srnners enhanced therr profrts wrth thrs frnal drrve Whrch had ohn Matrr eventually nlunqrng over Slaugenhaupt redeemed hrmself rn the fourth ruckus when he set off a play that xx ould have opened the eyes of the Los An geles Rams or the Cleveland Browns Boden slrpped hrm a qurck one over the lme but mstead of keeprng rt he lateraled to Don Ray x ho thought thrs was krnd of cute and so drd lrkewrse to Iron man lrons who hugged the srdelrne untrl he had crossed the bar ROCHESTER VS BEAVER Srnce rt was the Halloween season we put on our tough faces and scared the day had only 8 frrst downs to our 7 Thrs twelfth strarght wrn over Beaver by Rochester was hard fought all the way and ended 20 0 ln a surprrse move Parrllr rn punt forma tron faked a krck and handed the ball to Doyle who xxaltzed around the other end for the second touch Then he made hrs krck good For therr thrrd addrtron the Rams had Harley on a reverse to our 19 and Doyle to the 13 Here they vxere penalrzed 15 yards for clrpprng Doyle pretended a lateral but mstead took rt personally to the 13 Then Parrllr huffed and puffed and blew our house In the fourth frame Topper Casteel top pled Doyle as he was mushrng along on a 39 yard expedrtron Another of our fumbles came at a he1rtbreakrng trme rn the frrst quarter after we had stormed doxvn the yard for 56 lrnes Twas lrke thrs Brodrqan brought the mtroductory boot to our 33 Then xxe had four frrst doxxns consecutrvely Brodrgan passed to lrons Stan Boden dealt one to Duarne Slaugenhaupt xvho lateraled to lrons whrch found us on the Ram 39 Brodrqan and Boden buffeted to the 29 Brod rgan delrvered one to Slsrugenhaupt vxhrch made rt frrst and ten on the l7 Two plwys later Brodrgan steamed up to the eleven where the ball got away In the second fox trot Bob Staub recov ered a fumble on Rochys 20 After 3 lme plays grossed only 5 yards Brodrgan tossed of frrst and ten on the ll Reward On eggless and poultrvless Thursday November Thrrteenth the Bobcwts gourman drzed on enough poultry to supply two Frrendshrp trams wrth suffrcrent meat left over for a mrdnrght snack A hurrred Gillup Poll revealed that the 'rvemqe number of helprns per man was srx and that two out of three boys xxere sneakrng chorce cuts to take home to therr dogs No normal stom1ch could handle the quantrty of turkey xvhrch vxas con sumed by 'my one rndrvrdurrl that nrqht The Football Mothers certamly prepw ed an err cellent meal Thus havrng torn rnto the turkey lrke the team rrpped rnto Rochester the 'assemblage sat back rn therr charrs rn preparatron for the program of the evenrng and made a mental note to stop on the xx ay home for a bottle of Bromo Seltzer After Mr Brammer as toastmaster xx as able to rrse from hrs charr he called upon the Rrght Reverend F I Nee to vorce the In vocation Dr G A McCormrck m'1de 1 fexx re marks lt was noted that the good professor turned hrs head often rn the drrectron of the krtchen whrle he spoke 'rs though contem plitmg t1kmg home samples of the m1rn drsh to show Mrs lVlcCormrck how he xx wnted next Sunday s fowl prepared Burly Mr Kane alw'1ys looks well fed so one could not e1srly 'rpprarse the marqrnsl rn crease by xvhrch hrs stom'rch hid been wffect ed 'rs he addressed the group Sauve Mr Cutrr told us '1 thrnq or txxo and qenerslly expounded on co'1chrng Alured fSlrml Ransom xx ss lured from Geneva College to be the guest speaker of the exenrng and ercplarned the vrcrssrtudes rn the lrfe of a co1ch fxvhrch he rs at the Covenanter lnstrtutronj But he can t haxe been coachrng for very long because he strll h1s harr on hrs head There rs a strong hunk of man' When he played for the Beaver Falls School strong men quaked 'and xx omen hrd therr chrldren rn the mountarns of Eastvale . . . V rr . H l . V ' ' 5 . . - , v I I . C I ' . . , . L . . ' ' in. Q . . I . C V . ' . 7 , ' . n c D K' Q . - K . c V . lights out of the Beaver County Champs who the oval to Chuck Linn who died a yard short . I , . . . - c 1 ' ' , c ' . . . . . . . . . . N , C - l I Q . C C I C l C I I. c c 1 . . . 'L ' . . ' . c .' , .' ' . . C - C C 5 I C I- C K I C I ' I . ' ' , . A. . c c 1 ' C I . I C C It f C . - Q ' 1 F c . . c . K ' . K c ' c I . . . D V 'C - I 3 , c . . C . , . D c . I V . . U ' . - ' C Y . . . . - 73 .. Mrs R F Conlon president of the Mother's Auxlhary presented gold footballs to the decrepld old Senlors Everyone becime fldgety is Captaln Tom Brodlgan ln unusuillx fme xoxce t1lked and talked almost fo the poxnt ofa flllbuster For eloquence lt has ls cn thought that hls speech butg Address A movle Txxo Mmutes to Pl'1v xx is not unreeled as there xx is no Mlckex Mouse to go vxxth It It xx as shoxxn next dwx to ull Hmqh School students Chuck Lmn at the kexboird of the mlghtv Stelnxxay xxhlpped off our Alma Mater xx hlle xxe had tears IH our eves and paxns ID our stomachs Mr Lmn xx ho knoxxs 1 greit deal about glxlng a Dm Htstory and a C IH Trlgonome trv presented each of the folloxxmq men xx1th 1 Bm l ootb1ll Anderson Boden Brodlgan M Loncher L Loncher Nugent Pmkerton Rix Roqus Roush Sllugenhiupt Smlth lodd ind Weaxer Exervone had something to sax but the turkev and he xx 'is gobbled up before he could gobble c A c l - I , ' 7. c c I , . V C I . Y A , C ' Y' V I In I A - Will be Placed In hl5f0VY alongslde the GUW5' Casteel, Conlon. Holt. Irons, Kissick, Linn, ' ' ' . tl 1, cj. 1 3 , 1 . , ' , vc B1 ' lv Vx Y' K v b . 1 ,L- l , 1' c . Coach THESE WEAR GOLD FOOTBALLS Flffeen Big Rahs Few people reallze the time and effort put forth by a small group m the school known as Cheerleaders In keepmg the morale of the student body at a hugh peak from the tme football season starts untll the last baseball game has been played thlc group works untrrmgly ln xts efforts to bulld up a school sp1r1t to match the enthuslasm of the varlous teams As we look back across the years we fmd that ln 1937 there was only one boy who at tempted to arouse the student body to an enthuslastlc support of the athletes Sxnce then the number has varled wxth the hlghest number bemg nme The unlforms then were all whrte wlth a lrttle red beanxe The present group consxstmg of two Senlor and three umor gxrls were attlred m red sklrts whnte sweaters whxte socks sad dle shoes red mxttens and whlte head scarfs Betty Lou Stahlman chosen by the student body was head cheerleader wlth anlce Hanley Mxrlam Guda Conme Craft and Sally Lou Iones composmg the remamder of the squad Sophla Buchanan acted as sub stxtute for the squad After a serles of tryouts the follovung were chosen to membershlp on the squad for next year Evalyn S3V1Sky osephme Guz zettx Velma Lou Anderson and Nancv Lnn dah May we pause here to say Orchlds to the squad for exceptxonally fme servxce dur mg the past year Worklng hard complaxn mg lxttle out ln all sorts of weather wrth many a backache headache or stlff yo nt resultlng from thelr gyratlons this group goes through each year attemptlng to mspnre the student body the varlous teams and all others to greater henghts of glory CHEERLEADERS Mnrxam Guda Sully Lou ones Connie Craft wmce Hanley Betty Lou Stahlman 0 O 1 . . 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BASKEIBALL When bask tbxll practlce bcqan thc Ixrst xxcels m Noxembcr the ourlook for the com mg sc ason xx as ble ak Sexcn xarsxtx rnembcrs o the I9-16 47 caqe team h ad been os throuqh graduitlon Ieumg onlx three mono qram xxmnners Tom Brodxgwn Bob Irons and arncs CUIFI But Coach Cum soon rounded out pronnsmg xarsltx and rcserxe squlds After sex eral nlghts of gettlnq into form the xarsltx sharpened the1r IEICIICN rn qames xxxth the rcscrxes and p1cIs up teams made up of former plaxers from Beaxcr I-Ilgh A fexx of thcsc mock QlITlhS hclpcd the team bcqln to functxon more smoorhlx Coach Cum stress Ld thc dex of bu1ld1ng from the qround up Idolloxxlnq II'llSpI1l'lClplI hkILtf'1II'ILd0IIIN Iour SKUIOIS on the squid ohn Anderson D111 An xo PIomBrod1gHn 1ndBob Irons Chuck Imn and B1lIB1tes x lrsltx mm lqcr bcq in o et thc nux qamc LIHIIOIIUS rcldx 1 I opcnmg qimc of the season qrexx near 'I hen thc Bcax er Hlqh cagcrs took to the h lrdxx ood to flqht for the honor of the maroon and qrax I - sf Q 6 ' at s ' X- sk-s 2 sh- s s x K sx ' '1 ' ' V ' ' 3 . 5,- 1 L' NZ L' ' L' ll A '1 k'A lr y ks N 3 i S . . I - ex I 2 ' I Qt - ,V -, ,- - , , ,, - , A . . lc L K ' . c . c ' I xx - A .. I . .,. W V Dick Cameron. Also new to us was the coach. 'Z ' A C ' I U K' 1 I ,, A - , , -. I C it 'z J I' a Qt ja A A .. , xy. . 5. I I g 3 o ' K 1 'q ' 3 'H f as he .qs I I -Q I I , x I I K c 3 3 jx L1 x I sb ' i A. , 4, B. C 1 ' ' X. ' k. .' 3 s - Ak x J - -. Z - -.X-s - ' -, E nf' a 'K s ' S XX VARS Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver ITY Leetsdale Newell Hopevs ell Avalon Nevllle Leetsdale Rochester Monaca Freedom New Brlghton Avonworth Mxdland Nevllle Monaca Freedom New Brxghton Avonworth Newell M1dland Beaver Opponents WON 9 X League games LOST l 1 BASKETBALL SQUAD Top Row Bull Bates Mgr . Don Stralle, Frank Forsythe Mr Cutrl, coach Bill Segmxller, Ken Blalr. Chuck Lmn Mgr Thlrd Row. Gregg McBride. Koemg Hayes Clyde Holt, lim Adams Allie Schaff Second Row Ilm Pmkerton, Duck Cameron Vernon Casteel Ierry Lewrs, Drck Campbell, Wayne Kmtler, Gordon Mllllgan First Row Bob Roqus, Dale Anzxo, Tom Brodxgan Bob Irons, Iohn Anderson 78 ' ....C.....,........................r...... 33 ...... ' .....,................................,... 27 .......... .....,..,.............,.......,........... 26 ........ Y ------,----.----'----- AAA------.F---'....' ' ' .,........................................ 30 ' ........ ' Beaver ,..r......,..,.............,,.....,....... 48 Rochester ...... .....,...,.,,............,,,.............. 47 .......... .............,............................ 49 ........ ..,.,.,...................,,.............. 40 ' L- - , ,....,............r.,......,.,.,,,,....... 46 .....,.... x X 4 , 3 .........,.....,,....,.......,,,..,..,.... 44 ' ...... .. Q 'X K 'j .....................,.,.,.......,........ 784 .................................... 799 . .,,, by v- : 'F' .K 351 -i 4' ' .Q at x-I fr 4, se' .N .3 ' A tl , 'xx 3 h . l Back Dick Cameron Vernon Casteel Iim Pinkerton Dick Campbell Ierry Lewis Gordon Milligan Wayne Kistler Kneeling Iohn Ander on Bob Rogus Tom Brodigan Bob Irons Dale Anzio Mr Cutri Irons Rogue Anderson Brocligan INDIVIDUAL SCORING Lew is Adams .....,......,.,.,..................,.....A Lewis ,,........,.......,.......,................. Pinkerton ....................,.............,... Segmiller Milligan .....,....i.....,,.........i,........i.. Campbell ....i.......,,..i.........v....,...... Cameron ............,,.......e.......,.......... VARSITY Casteel Anzio Campbell Cameron RESERVE McBride Kistler Holt ..,.... 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A1 Q .11 1 .1111', 110 x 5 ffx' 1 tzttckwp' '11d High School Teams ILINIOR HIGH SQUAD Top Row lames Cutrx Coach Robert Boden Sam Mackall W1ll1am Cvrxffm Boyde Clark Robert Morrns Charles Carper Ronald Mxller Paul Iones ASSlSt3Hf Coach Thxrd Row Ralph Clmard Ted ROITIQ Phllllp Ham1lton Robert Prxtchard Robert Lambert George Netherland Harry Kester Fred Neldergal Second Row Duame Wakely 8th gr'1de manager Edward Hackett Robert Marshall Rlchard Morgan Russell Kerr George Gulla Steve Ollphant Ioe Barnett Norman Oakes 9th grade manager Fnrst Row William Anderson Davmd Houk Bud Todd W1ll1am R1eqle lack Waterson Thomas Klstler Charles Lens Dale McClurg ln order to produce good h1gh school teams the coaches must start trammg aspnr mg athletes when they are ln umor Hlgh Wlth thls thought ln mmd the Beaver Board of Strategy orgamzed a junlor hlgh squad for some experlence whlch wlll be of great value ln years to come The umor Bobcats under the watchful eye of Coach Paul Iones learn ed the fundamentals of football along w1th a number of baslc plays After several weeks of hard practxce they were gxven thelr chance ln actual competltlon Although the team as a whole was llght and mexpemenced the grndders played hard and several mterestmg games resulted The record of 2 tles and 3 losses does not glve an adequate measure of the experlence that these boys gamed The scores for the season are as follows Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Freedom Mldland Freedom Mxdland Monaca the purpose of giving the younger athletes ' - l ' ' 4.--.---.-,,,----- 0 I I -Y -,x'v...--V..-A.-' 0 . . .,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 . 1 . . --N-U.--UMA-H 0 ' ' ' ' . ..,..,.......... ,. 0 .-.82... of The Fufure IR HIGH CAGE TE M Back Row Ed Hackett Ralph Cl1nard Bob Prltchard Ph1l H3mlllOH Bob Bodcn I1m Marshall Frank Hacko Second Row Mr Kane Coach Iack Henderson Dnck Morqan Ted Rom1g Boyd Clark B1ll Anderson Sam Mackall Ioe Barnett First Row Chuck Grant Gene Watterson Don Musser Ronn1e Hayes Walter Gulln Tom K1stler Chalmers Waddell Steve Ol1phant Fred We1gle A large squad of about fxfty young cag SCORES ers under the superv1s1on of Coach Peter Kane began workouts 1n the latter part of December Because a large number of play ers had been lost from last years squad Coach Kane had to bu1ld an ent1rely new successful from the v1ewpo1nt of w1ns and losses the players derxved the exper1ence wh1ch could not have been ga1ned 1n any other may Several e1ghth graders shaped up th1s year and w1ll be the nucleus of next years squad The freshmen XVltl l some 1n terscholastnc compet1t1on under the1r belts w1ll be a welcome add1t1on to next years h1gh school squad Be 1ver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Be IX er Be ner B ax er Be xx er Beax er VN ON 1 Cor1opol1s I H S College H1ll I H S Monacx H S Freedom H S Pltterson Twp Mld and I H S Conw 1y H S College H1ll I H Monacx I H S Freedom H S Patterson Twp I H S Mxdland H S Opponents LOST 1 1 . A l 2 H.S ..,,,.......,,, H15 2 ' . . . . 30 . I.H.S ..r. 11 .r...r.. 20 ' . . . . .25 ' , 1.H.s ...... 1 r........ 18 . 2 1. . ... .. 36 t , ' . 1. H. sh ..,,, 1 I4 1 .... 48 .H.S .,,. ....., , .19 z . . . H. S. 29 team. Although the season was not very IH S I5 , I I 24 I l . I.H.S, , 1 31 12 1 1. . 1. 1 .33 H ' , t . 1.H.s. ..... I7 - - . as. 25 , 1 1 1. H. s. 20 -Q . . 1 .21 H ' I 1 V- 1.H.s. I9 1. , . ....3l , I U ee ' I.H.S. 19 . . . . . I6 , ' L . ' I ' Q 1 1. H, S, . ...24 ' 1. . 1 .31 . .. , .' - I.H.S.. .. 231 . .352 -33... 41 wx 5ue0L1xD Plerxx hx IISII 1115155 fmu Su N N IN In Px vm Avx 'XX X1 l1e1H1W1ix Fmav A If wx X OUR KDD 1 I-EXSPOON B MAMH N xl FX Fw or SLIFSR 8 .iA A 'Jug ' 1 Q' Fa 5 - Pri S1-in .xxlh IL151' N11 Luz , SH.1,.X5 B11e1'f.1.A Y ,MY , Lxllx Lcvxwllli tl-N125 today, Illlmel-. 1XI.xxAxf,14.se The Fun We Had , aff bw AQ x xxx wif' ' f A, , Nx xx P N mx NN x mg!! X515 ,? ,9QX 30 ZJCX la N- krx N JR 85 ZQTXK M121 ik- Y'!f Q ff 'X Q, ff J -E -7 NKXx X Q X . , , xg ,J xg x Q WV' 4 - XXX .Q-X sw ' 4 Q I M K , 'ffgf - v' X 'jg' 'f ' XT K ,W ICA, SN X X il! T 'Twp 'Mer L A V4 'T 'JL s X' X I-' f X I, .,.V,x X ,X Y ff? nv 21-Q' fkx Kp Q ff- XY f xl JN S. QQ B N '71 fi is 3 : If lf? wi. 5 ,I ' ' f - N X K-. 2 ,.,. , , -. N f- ,-Q ,No ,Q .,, .,....,-i..,.....Y -Im The Senior Class really had them rolling in the aisles last year when they presented Ianuary Thaw, a three-act comedy by William Rose. The cast in- cluded an independent maid. SaraBelle Segmiller: Father. Gordon Hassell, who writes for a living, his wife, lean Hays, who has a mania for remodeling: and Sarah and Paula, Bettie Milligan and Katherine Blomberg, the two youngest daughters of the Gage family. We mustn't forget Barbara Gage, Lois Ann Stout. who is engaged to George, lim Staley, who has a hard time proposing. lonathan and Mathilda Rockwood, Paul Harper and Marjorie Wagner, a couple of real old settlers. and Matt Rockwood, Kay Lewis, a rural Romeo, make up the Rockwood family. Also contributing some humor to the production were Mi. Loonies. Ralph Foster, a lawyer: Carson, Bryon Gardner, a local policeman: and Uncle VValter. Don Roush, a delightful old geezei. W35.. Q! 4 ' I 1 The play presented by the lunior Class this year was Dear Ruth, a two- act play that was a great success. ludge and Edith Wilkins, played bv lim Adams and Connie Craft, had a terrible time trying to straighten out the mix-up that had been caused by their youngest daughter lxlltlillll, played by Sally Lou Iones, Emily Engle. as Ruth. found herself engaged to two men at the same time. Qne was an eccentric fellow named Albert Kumnxer, who was Roy Anderson, and the other was handsome l-t. Srawright, portrayed by Ed Freeland. Another romance took place between Sgt. Charles Vincent and the Ltfs sister. Martha Seawright. played by Bill Standley and Ann lackman. Doris Tosh, as the maid Dora. contributed some dry humor, and to make it more confusing. Bud Roush as Albert Kididdlehopper. a sailor, appeared at the last moment and declared that he was also engaged to her. 137 o, 3 t Q Q A .1 pt 4 t X. ,A Behind The Scenes Eff' Ed Freeland, Don Kennedy. STAGE CREW There are many groups around our high school that bring honor, glory, publicity, and such to the school. Elsewhere in this book we have presented appropriate tribute to those groups-the athletic teams, band, orchestra, and many others. Behind the scenes might be correctly used to describe this group fat the risk of being accused of punningl. Actually that is where this group does most of its fine work. Unheralded and unsung they go about their tasks of presenting fine stage settings, changes of scenery, lighting and sound ef- fects to ensure the success of the various pro- ductions put on behind the footlights. May we stop here long enough to say A'Well done, boys, your work is seen and ap- preciated, even if you aren't in evidence dur ing a performance. P. A. SYSTEM ln its first full year of operation our P.A. system has literally become indispensable in our high school. Something would surely seem amiss if we dicln't hear those two fa- milar notes followed by, Here are the no- tices for this morning , shortly after the tardy bell rings, or if we didn't hear 'AThe devotions, this morning. will be conducted by the Tri-Hi-Y. Don Kennedy and Ed Freeland have been selected to take over much of the operation of the system, but Mr. Linn can attest how many steps it has saved him. From his office he can contact anyone, anywhere in the building, the gym, or the auditorium within a matter of seconds. A new tradition has been started this year. Each Monday morning the devotions are presented from the office of the Superin- tendent. With new uses being found for it almost continuously, it will not be long before the P.A. system will be as necessary in our school as our textbooks and other tools of instruction. Standing: David Haire, Iames Rarick, Thomas Vatcs. Bill Bray, Paul Brockc-tt. Kneeling: Paul Barton, Alex- ander Ortell, George Tabay, Bob Lanahan. :S W, May Day Ten years ago Beaver Hxgh School pre sented 1ts fxrst May Day pageant on the north laxxn by the AUdlfOflUm After several years the annual festxval was moved to plc turesque Gypsy Glen Park Each year xt has become 1 bxgger event untnl at the present tlme thls lovely spectacle dravxs people from all over the county Thrs event rs ruled over by a queen her mald of honor and a court of sm senior glrls Lovely brunette Lots Ann Stout presided over the 1947 May Day In contrast to her dark beauty was the farrness of blonde Sara Belle Segmrller her maid of honor The court lovely m the1r pmk and blue gowns was composed of Shlrley Allen Nancy Arm strong Katherme Blomberg oan Bloom Ellzabeth Mlllrgan and Mary Pinkerton ln cluded ln the regal processron were four ht tle flower g1rls Mary Ann Davxs Darlene Ewmg Karen Henderson and Ioy Dawn Springer who scattered rose petals before the queen Billy Paterlck carry1ng the royal sceptor and Ben McCune carry1ng the crovun of flowers preceded the queen B hmd her vxere the trarnbearers Donald Glbel and Bruce WISE The processlonal called forth by four heralds was lovely to behold Flfty exght sen1or g1rls dressed 1n pastel shade gowns preceeded the queen and her court The queen more a gown of whlte net and the tradrtxonal robe of maroon and grey After the coronatlon of the queen the phys1cal educatlon department under the dn rectxon of Mrs Alxce Petrosky presented a colorful and lmpressrve program Thnrty gxrls dressed ln gay costumes en acted a unrque Garland Dance Carrymg chams of flowers they formed patterns typx fymg the beauty of sprmg The scarecrows attrred m straw hats and patched clothes next invaded the green for the1r mechanlcal performance Beauty agaxn returned rn the form of the Balloon Dance Introduced to the tune of lm Forever Blowmg Bubbles he dancers appearmg rn costumes of pastel shades waved colored balloons gracefully through the a1r Then the beautlful and dxf flcult Greclan Frleze Ballet was presented Lovely m the1r flowmg whrte costumes the g1rls performed wxth grace and poxse Smart whlte unrforms accented by varl colored sashes heralded the presentatlon of the In than Club Dr1ll Wlth skxll and coordlnatlon the group turned rn an xmpressxve perform strams of Stardust gave an mtrlgumg les son ln the fme art of handhng a baton Fol lOXV1l'lg thls was a drrll put on by the students who had proved to have a good sense of bal ance or those who were def1n1tely double yomted Wlth ease they performed somer saults headstands and pyramlds Wrth tram bour1nes Jmglmg and the1r typrcal carefree ness the gypsxes trrpped hghtly through a fcstrve and captrvatmg dance The never to be forgotten May Pole Dance was performed w1th beauty and grace The partlcrpants love ly ln the1r summer gowns drew admlratlon om all onlookers s the recesslonal brought to a close thc May Day of 1947 a sense of satrsfactlon en veloped those who partlcnpated 1n or helped wrth the program rn any way and perhaps left a reflectron of a Job vxell done ln the1r hxgh school careers V ' ' l , .- L K . . - ' ' . V K I 1 H . . . . ' .k c V I . ' ' b A' U ' . ' ance. Eight drum majorettes, twirling to the . V 7 , . e' , , 4 . I c ' . I . . . .. , , . 1 7 . . . w ' ' X- , , . . V . . Each Passmg Day SEPTEMBER L1ne forms at the rear for another year of school Dont push or crowd theres room for all' After pfellmlnafy br1ef1ng we stack ourselves neatly 1n the aud tor1um for the trad1t1onal open1ng day assembly In other years you could always tell the freshmen from the upper classmen but you cant th1s year Not w1th all the changes 1n dear old Alma Mater No one knows what s what' After one and one h1lf days on the job moldmq character and stuff the teachers take a breather Faculty PICDIC at Gypsy Glen F1rst pep m92tlHQ and football game The Bob cats battled to a 6 6 deadlock HQBIDSK Mxdlands Leopards F1rst Bobcat Dance Oh back to those sl1ppery floors and space space to d1p and tw1rl 1n The Womans Club entertams us w1th a f1ne ex ample of New England womanhood as speaker What an actor' What a comed1enne' What' Semors gathered for class meet1ng Mr Pater1ck related the woes of Sh1ngas f1nances Havent decnded wh1ch bank to take over for our Sen1or Project Dr McCorm1ck spoke about out tak1nq spec1al two day tests IH the near future You cant w1n ' ' ' Why 1n the world d1dnt MISS Esenweln teach Some of us xntelhgent SCDIOFS how to spell Pater 1ck when she gave us the correct form for our Sh1ngas appl1cat1on letters 7 7 7 Our second pep meetmg th1s t1me to loosen the larynx for lyr1cal l1p actlon at the Tarentum game group of rooters yelled on through Tarentums touchdowns and the dr1zzle Lets hope you d1dnt have to bump all the way home 1n a baggage compartment as L1ppencott and Dxck Campbell 1 Sophs haxe f1rst class meetmg to make plans for Frosh Soph Ball Fxrst Tr1 H1 Y meet1ng Those talented qals of the culmary art qet to gether and organxze The Home Economlcs Club ln the1r new abode room 208 The Bobcats really swamped Leetsdale The Spartans fell 1n up to the1r necks 1n a 69 0 de feat Talk about the new look d1d you see the snappy red and gray un1forms our band was decked out m7 Class meet1ng number one for the Iumors They started the1r 2 weeks mag'1z1ne sales Tr1 H1 Y PICHIC at Gypsy Glen Park Doesnt seem anyone heard MISS Campbell say two doughnuts apxece Orqan1zat1on meet1ng of the SCIENCE and Nature Study Club 1n room 215 under the d1rect1on of Mr Charlesworth Heremafter It w1ll be de scr1bed as lust SA NS Club Elect1on of Bobcat Club off1cers at a meetmq 1n the aud1tor1um The scoreboard showed a 13 0 v1ctory for Mon aca That F1fth Street D1nky at ton1ght s game was our band Congrats on the noble novelty numbers Sh1ngas p1ctures taken The boys came to school formal fnesl and the g1rls came prepared lcombsl Now 1f you have done your duty and used Ipana tw1ce a day you wont be afra1d to open thts book The harr1ers have then' f1rst meet w1th Ambr1dge on the Gypsy Glen Course OCTOBER The Student Counc1l has the1r f1rst meet1ng 1n room B2 The Counc1l was reorgan1zed ln 1945 Got another Echo ette Some real cheer1ng was heard at the Pep Meetmg Freedom bowed to Beaver agaln th1s year w1th a 7 6 defeat' Sh1ngas Staff named 1n Echo ette What would Saturdays be w1thout the 1mmortal Bobcat Dmce 7 7 7 IBIZ as the scene of the 1nduct1on held by the Tr1 1 Iumor magaz1ne sales end Topped last year Our band makes a spectacular Sh0W1nQ 1n the F1re Prevent1on Parade here 1n Beaver Semor 1rls show school sp1r1t 1n the way of b1g s1qns or tomorrow s game An assembly to demonstrate the need for care 1n handllng f1re followed by a pep meet1ng Newell at home w1th a score of 24 0 Beaver on top Have you not1ced the long sk1rts7 Or maybe you ve not1ced the absence of short ones7 Cross country meet Brentwood at Beaver Dont Zee 'how we can have meet today be1ng Tues av A word about sports and rad1o from Don Gard ner sportscaster at WKBN IH Youngstown D1d you know that Doodle lee doo spelled back wards 15 Ood eel eldoocl 7 Here IS the fateful day that eventually has to be reached the day of sorrow and tears the day for report cards The walls of BHS were papered w1th school Splflf The Bobcats tamed the LIONS of New Br1ghton w1th a 13 0 score Wasnt lt wonderful' Bobcat Dance The pro1ect1on went bmgo and the records could hardly be heard above and over our shufflmg feet Now 1ts clear to 'all that what a dance really needs 15 mus1c What a day to be a football player Everybody IS grateful to you SIDCE because of your qlor1ous v1ctory over New Brxghton they get to see Mr B1g and have a VICKOFY Dance all afternoon Then to crown lt all comes the spaghett1 feed Our seldom heard of but st1ll very act1ve ath letes the cross country team has a return meet w1th New Castle at Gypsy Glen Pep meet1ng Coraopol1s at home w1th a score of 31 6 on the wrong s1de of the books Sen1ors took spec1al tests They werent easy e1ther' Tr1 H1 Y Halloween party Frank Wlll have a lot of bloated bodxes to sweep out of the gym tomorrow Never could f1gure out who the g1rl was 1n the potato sack To prove that we re not pre1ud1ced we won t say anyth1ng about the assembly held today adver t1s1ng the Sh1ngas We wont even ment1on what a good book 1t IS We also had a mov1e The Evolut1on of lVlot1on PICIUFES Chapel w1th a mov1e on the subyect ChOOSIHQ a Vocat1on DCSDIIE all the hush1ng you st1ll couldn t hear yourself thmk w1th the cheermg and s1ng1ng by the g1rls lockers Halloween was forgotten 1n the exc1tement about tomghts game That was qu1te a game the sack teams put on at the pep meetmg and the Splflt of the malorettes and cheerleaders was tops We were very proud of the game our team played even 1f Rochester downed us 20 O I . . 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' -93- Each Passlng Day NOVEMBER Sh1ngas sales start In fact you bought one' Assembly featur1ng the m1n1ster from the Fxrst Methodlst Church of Youngstown Dr Russell Igumbert He spoke on the subject Its Up I'o ou All you can see 1n town IS tags tags all over the place. tags for the BHS Band Spamsh Club mcetxng You cant understand lt but the refreshments are good Spamsh Club IS under the d1rect1on of MISS Lawson Arm1st1ce Day no school Nuf sald Football Banquet The plates were p1led h1gh not only once tw1ce or three tnmes but generally four f1VE and s1x t11nes Must have been good ' ' We spent most of the 1norn1ng enjoylng the Il1OVl9 Two MIDUKBS to Play It was worth 1t to see that one hundred yard pass 171 The Sophomores are to be con1pl11nented on the fme Football Dance they put on un1ors started the sale of t1ckets for the1r play Dear Ruth Th1s IS the day the l1ttle underclass w1mm1n have been wa1t1ng for Alla ka neek ka neek ka nak Try outs for cheerleaders PQPSI Cola Tests adm1n1stered We dont know about h1tt1ng the spot but the tests sure put some sen1ors on one GUCSSIHQ games are s1lly but you know what happens on most Saturdays at 800 Its number s1x Another Tr1 H1 Y meet1ng and once agam 1ts on the ground floor of B H S 1n B2 Thats one F1rst snowfall Ah snowballs Ooow ' ' ' Thanksg1v1ng Assembly w1th an address by Dr Charles R Wolf and songs by the Gnrls Chorus and the Boys Glee Club Ate and ate and ate more turkey Over the r1ver and through the woods but be sure to get back 1n t1n1e for the GAA Dance The Turkey Trot DECEMBER A day for report cards accompamed by the usual moans groans and vows All you ve gotta do IS take em home and get em s1gned Ha' No Buy a Chr1stmas door hanger rsnt the Sen1or class motto 1ts thelr plea to f1ll the treasury The temptxng taste we got the other day whetted our appetxtes enough to go and see the smash comedy Dear Ruth If we had known Ruth was that affectlonate we would have gone to every rehearsal Today some of the SCDIOFS dtscovered they were dual personal1t1es Aldr1dge Dyer and Kennedy proved to be old hags named W1tches l 2 and 3 Speak for yourselves fellas Assembly Ed Rowlands the worlds foremost autograph hunter gave a few Sen1or g1rls some pomters on how to meet B1ng Crosby Ooww' No ones 1n the dog house ust a few groans to let you know the G A A had a skat1nq party Mut Loncher trlpped and 1t took the man agement lJ m1n to reassemble the assorted bod1es The Tr1 H1 Y llXEd up to IIS 1deals by spreadmq some Chr1stmas cheer to others Student Councxl members played Santa by deck 1nq the mam hall w1th a beaut1ful Chr1stmas tree wh1le the g1rls from 208 gave a tea Scrooge dropped 1n for a VlSlt B H S d1dn t know 1t had so many characters 1n the crowd I was qonna sleep IH but some folks at our house had other ld63S No snow but Pop sa1d Santa has a rocket Shlp now so the presents arrxx ed on t1me The Chr1stmas Bobcat Dance w1th the gym look 1ng l1ke the forest prlmeval WHO forgot to put dance dust on the floor t1ll so late77 Squeak' We were afrald Pappy Taylor was up to h1s tr1cks on that horn aga1n Ah these bllssful days of sleep every mormnq lce skatxnq ln the afternoon md exhaust1nq n1qht l1fe the loc ll cmema was full every mqht IANUARY I hercby resolve to not break my 1948 resolut1ons ThlS lS LEAP YEAR' ' Gee we mlght even do somethmg as drast1c as hav1ng g1rls ask boys to a dance Or maybe the boys could ask the q1rls for a change 7 7 7 Our mental efforts beg1n anew 1773 and so does the 7 30 alarm Some of the SEHIOFS 1DVdd6d Carneg1e Tech to see whether they should be profess1onal bums or the pres1dent of I 6 L Some went to bed early some crammed and some went out as usual Aeschbacker d1d When Mr Cutr1 1nqu1red why he wasn t tak1ng a test he answered Dont know d thrng' Nelther d1d anyone else' More tests' Sally Schwab brought a tenn1s ball for 1nsp1rat1on Some of the un1ors needed a l1ttle 1nsp1rat1on too after d1gq1ng out of the st1cks last mqht The tests knocked us for a loop mentally and the 2nd GAA skat1ng party took lt from there Well were learn1ng le s jolts ' ' Temperature below zero' Put on your parka call out the dog teams We re QOIUQ out IH the hall ' ' ' But the day grew more fr1g1d Not only do they make us take semester tests They pass them back too The g1rls swooned and the boys ah ed and oh ed ladmxt lt fellas as Charles Beebe orqan1st p1an1st p1ano tuner and father held us entranc ed through an 1mpromptu rec1tal D1d you not1ce some of the Iun1or and Sen1or females I1mp1ng about They were veterans of 2 basketball games w1th Freedom our k1ds tak1nq the honors of both games No r1ots yu a fr1endly evenlng Ha' The truth came out' For most It show ed that they hadnt gone to bed early crammed etc but that they went out as usual SEHIOFS haye the gruel1ng task of talk1ng for 5 mlnutes on the1r future OCCUPBIIOHS Isnt 1t a shame none of the g1rls are goxng to get marr1ed7 Barbara Brand got a b1g charge worklnq 1n the Phys1cs lab Shes learnlnq about electr1c1ty the hard way I 17 I I ' V - - . 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' 1 ' I ' A . 1 ' 79 f , ' ' - ' ' .- ' I -94- Each Passmg Day FEBRUARY We beat Rochy ID a qame that had everyth1nq Bet there ll be a lot of fellows wlth dark qlasses tomorrow Saw a movmg plcture a1med to ralse our pr1de m qood old Penn s Woods Talk 1bout the new look' Those new footbxll sweaters are re ally sharp GAA had a splash of 1 party at the Y pool Wh at a sport for the mlddle of February' MISS Campbell would have to catch us qomq b xck for seconds at the Trl H1 Y tea Thnrteen members inducted into the N1t1on1l Honor Soctety on Frnday the 13th Mystery of the d1y what blq wlnd blew the candles out7 Valentmes Day Echo Staff had a super dance Semors qave m lmpromptu story entltled the Chlppendale Chaxr Blnd and Orchestra members were rewarded by 1 banquet Imaglne m operetta entltled The Grass hopper on the Sweet Potato Vme Day of Days for the Coach Mr Kane became Papa to a bouncmq enght pound baby boy another fullback Dr McCartney Lnlxqhtened us on the celebrxtes from these parts 0 the h1lls That horse thlef m de a name for himself' What d1d Mumbles say7 Sllly thats the Spanlsh students stumblmq on Popocatepetl and Intac clhuatt Huh? Semor basketball members played thelr fmal qame for the Bobcats Seems the ref got whlstle happy and put most of them back on the bench We took a tr1p to troubled Ind1a v1a f1lmland The S A N S Club d1d us one better and went to see the wxlds of Ptttsburgh Walt D1sney brought h1s characters around to make a super play day We played ate and h1d a wonderful txme MARCH Basketball squad took to the bench to see the Geneva Akron game Now they can needle some one' The organ came to l1fe and gave 1ts prodlqxcs a chance to shme They d1d Bobcat Club rewarded the caqe team at a super dance Even an orchestra' Gettmg stck and t1red of teas' Everytlme the boys are honored they have a banquet' ThlS t1me tt was the W PIAL Banquet at the Wm Penn Hotel Gluttons' It was agam our prxyxlege to honor the cards ln the l1ttle brown envelopes by tak1ng them home Oh well only 119320 1n1n t1ll the last one Ah' Cveneya Players enllghtened our day w1th a com edy deluxe' The artlsts show the1r stuff at the Musxc Festlval Is It true udy Coopers mmd snapped for qood IH typmg class today7 Home Ec Club met to bake a ten pound angel food cake Well we can dream' Sprlng IS here And so are we The robms Slng Twee t Thought we were poets d1dnt you7 Good Frxday What a f1tt1ng name' We were barely makmg 1t from one weekend to the next Happy Bunny s Day APRIL Same people' Same jokes' Same sucker me' Goom by momm1e' Now 1ts Wheels Across Afr1ca We re try1ng to keep up wxth Hope and Crosby We dont mmd school 1n the w1nter but I have a deep SUSPICIOU summer IS here Nntxonal Honor Socxety trxed the candles aqam Thls tlme wxth the lunlors' The blqqest deal of the year The un1or Semor Prom' 'Ihe Semors w1ll have to qo some to top t IS Report cards dellvered C O D My allowance wxs stopped Next tune the Semors get them there ll be sheepskln attiched or horsehlde at the rate were gomg' Some strxngs were pulled to let us 1n on a mar xonette show Student Councnl introduced us to some talent Wasnt the trapeze act tops lHow free can you get when you re looklng ahead7J Mulor Bowes h1s nothmg on us' MAY Unly one more month to serve and the twelye ye 1r stretch w1ll be over Th1t flfty cent txcket has lost 1ts vahdxty last Bobcat Dance' I th1nk my danc1ng has lmproved ll keep tellmg myself'j May Day Yak' Yak' Notlce 1ts scheduled for Monday so they ll be sure to get lt nn thls week Anyface was awe1nsp1r1ng ln the tradxtlonal robe' Semors take the last hurdle semester tests' They cant flunk us now lIt says here' The Semors go berserk' Tears were seen lh1'l t1ll eyeryone reallzed they d all be back tomorrow to make sure thmgs go rxght Harry Smlth was seen sobbmg and poundmq h1s fxsts on the mam door He wanted to come back' Semors advertlse thelr play If only you knew how lt ended' If only I knew what It was' Class of 48 took the honors 1n a stupendous play The play was so good a repeat performance was demanded School p1cn1c Oop' Well now I can go back on the Wxldcat agam then maybe the a1rplanes then the wh1p then Whoops excuse me' The beqmmng of the end Baccalaureate At last we don those caps and gowns' Look at the Sen1ors gloat' The underclassmen xre sweatnng 1t out now Ah we eat' Semor Banquet found a lot of bloated bodles wonderlnq how they eyer stowed aw my so much The dance was tops belng the ast We beq1n to worry about credxts Now IS a heck of a txme' Somehow we staqgered up the alsle and took our seats Beyond the flrst row certa1n people were seen squxrmmg and peakxng to see who drew a blank dnploma' Mr Harry C Heffner Detro1t M1ch1gan gave our class a yery mspxrmq talk Memorlal day wxth a parade and the off1c1al openmq of the sw1mm1n pool Heard some of the Semor boys got a l1ttle anxxous' C v v' A l 8 -Uv' ' .l . 11 -' - 2 AA A I5 z'f.f ' ' I 2 V . . ' 16 x A ,F I . . ' ' ' f t 21 ' . . .- - .h K. A i'. . ' 23 A -' V - - 2 2 K . ' 2 I ' h ' . L I.. . ' . , 8 E . . K . c,. ,du - ' u , - -. 10 - .V n. ' .... - 1 ' I3 'A' H - . ' ' . 1. .3 ' ' 11 ' f v .n 1- Q., I7 . ' H ' Q ' ' 'Q - I9 ' . ' ' . y 1 ' . , . 20 ' ' . . . .I ' ' . 1 h y ' 22 ' 1- . , - ' 1 '. .. .. ' . 23 K- ' - . 'Q v 'T V. ' ' 26 . ' . ' I - I I Y 1 -' . ' l v' Q -. y 28 , ' . PF .. 'U g 31 U. Y-5... -., We Take Our Leave As the doors of our high school life are closing behind us, the time has come to put into action all the ideas we have absorbed in these formative years together. But before we close our 'iBook of Reflections let us pause to reminisce on our last four years. Our freshman year found us deep in the enthusiasm of a new experience. Things were different and we felt important, yet we were awed by the upperclassmen. We liked study halls and assemblies. Dances and parties pro- vided a chance for us freshies to exhibit our social graces. The second year, we took on a little more responsibility. We entertained the freshmen at a Frosh-Soph Hop and then showed our school spirit by sponsoring the annual MFoot- ball Dance . At last we were eligible to at- tend the i'Prom. Yes, we were catching on to the life of the school. Another year and we became upperclass- men. Seven periods a day provided more study halls, but school started earlier. Our subjects became more advanced, and we di- vided into more specific sections. The class worked hard on the magazine sales, and then put over a super Cinderella Ball with some of the receipts. And don't forget our first at- tempt at the stage. We wowed them with A Date With Iudyf' Finally, we advanced to the coveted posi- tion as Seniors. We managed to squeeze classes in between extra-curricular activities. Plans for the future were formulated and we began to work a little harder. The Class of 1948 was taking its place in the annals of Beaver High. We, as a class, should thank the people who have helped make these four years of opportunity profitable and pleasurable. The ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Photography-Graule Studios, Rochester. Pa. Engraving-Iahn 8 Ollier, Engraving Co., Chicago, Ill. Printing--Craftsmen-Zeigler Co., Butler, Pa, Covers-Craftco-Kurtz Bros., Clearfield, Pa. tax payers have given us, through taxes, the buildings and tools with which to work. The school board and administration have chart- ed the various courses of study. Our instruct- ors have wisely led us along the subjects we have chosen. ln those classes we have tried to develop broadminded thinking and demo- cratic ideas. Something would be amiss if we passed on without saying a few words about those who keep the building warm, clean, and cheerful-the custodians of the high school. Always alert to keep the buildings looking their best so we get the best possible environ- ment in which to work. We now extend our many thanks to them for their troubles, and were sorry for things we did that caused them a lot of extra work. And so, as usual, our custodians close the doors of Beaver High after our graduation. VVhen they are opened next September, we will not be among those entering. Another group will take our place, but as we go out in life, it will be our privilege to reflect on the many pleasant days we spent in B.l'l.S. CLIFF AND FRANK ... fm ..-..1-b 1k...na...m3,n. 'Y..?wH.gc. Ni H, 4 fi ,sie fm. + -:1n.fJ:.n0.we.-'Z 1?-1 v--hair. '15 f f fr Z. F ff,-. , iff: ., , -:,i 'Q' , ,- y jf aff. 1 , 33.534, .- 5? Jw. 'nl j . ,..- . in at 11? - x C. rw -. g ,gal-' .nf-I :wsu '25 . mfg -gf iz-. E, 3 '. 1' , ' ,X if - 1 , 11 r