Beaver River Central High School - Beaverian Yearbook (Beaver Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1943 volume:

FORWARD■ It is with reluctance that we. the class of 1943, close this chapter of high school in cur booh of life. However, we, like the graduates before us, are eager to take our place in the world. As a permanent record of our class's activities we publish this issue of the Beaverian. In later life we can tnumt through its pages and recall happy memories of our school chums, teachers and principal in the red brick school house. iTovr, in bidding- farewell to school days we would like to thank our parents and friends for their encouragement and interest in us. To the Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors we wish good luck and success in reaching the goal we have attained. DEDICATION VX E, the Senior Class of 1943, dedicate this issue of the Beaverian to Mr. Hiram Van Arnam, who served as a member of the faculty from 1881 to 1883, when he taught the advanced grades in this school. Since that time he has been prominent in church, community, and school activities. ' J BEiiVER PALLS HIGH SCHOOL BEAVER PALLS, NE'. YOR’ 1943 EDITOR Hi CHIEF Jean Scoville business manager Helen Hofer PHOTOGRAPHY managers Elvera Miller Merial Yoder SPORTS EDITORS Patricia Nelly Kenneth Shaw ART EDITOR Jack Steiner ADVERTISING MANAGER Betty Spagnclli MIMEOGRAPH OPERATORS Marian Honer Erma Rush FEATURE EDITORS Dorothy Jones Gladys Sweeney Harold Manning PHOTOCRA PHY CO IT Tf THE Vincent Parnev Elmer Peters Leslie Genzel Earl Vousey TYPISTS Helen Hofer Doris Virkler Marlean Campany PHOTOGRAPHER P’rancis E. Campbell PRINTED BY PERMISSION OF THE HOARD OF EDUCATION Yesle F, O'Crien, Pres. Mary Pitcher Lewis Daisy S. Rabbit Charlotte H. Le Fevre De witt Le Fevre FRANCIS H. Ck PBELL, Principal GLENN SEaLY, Supt. of Schools □= i A | r A ! Principal, Science Grades 5 and 6 Music Agriculture Commerce' Vi QJ []_ Y V t prancis Campbell B.A. University of Texas M,A. Columbus Universitv DOROTHY DAVIS Potsdam State Teacher's College New York State College for Teachers ' EVELYN DIC;, IE B.S. Potsdam State Teacher's College EDWARD FAULER 3.S. Cornell Universitv BEATRICE FINCH B.S. Hartwick College HUGH HILL Physical Education, Mathematics A„R. Syracuse University HARRIET FLOOD Art, Grades 3 and 4 Oswego Normal School SARAH MANNING Home Economics .S. Buffalo State Teacher's College VICTOR MINOTTI Vocational Guidance A. B. Union College B. A. Cornell University iONICa l'-UTH English, Librarv, Grades 7 and 8 New York State College For Teachers St. Rose College MARILYN OGDEN Science B.S. Cornell university MARGUERITE PERRY nglish, grench B.A Vassar College ELIZABETH ROBINSON Social Studies, Latin, History A.B. Syracuse University PEaRLE .fSAVER Grades 1. and 2 Potsdam State Teacher's College Oswego Normal School D O CALL TO THE COLORS With pride we put your names upon our service flag— you who have giyen up your hopes, and your dreams to go and fight for us at home. To you, who are in the army, the navy, and the marines; who are fighting in dark and dangerous places, we pledge that we at home will do our part to Keep ’ em Flyin’ I after the war is over, will we remember the heroic deeds you have performed? Can we forget how you sacrificed yourselves for us? For you we pray especially, that soon you will be back in your old places, and that the world will again oe at peace. We will remember- you and carry on here at home. HONOR ROi Carlton Sauer Merlin Zecher Douglas Berry Adin Hoch, Jr, Virgil Bus oh James Nelson Harold Kirch Jack Yousey Larry Manning Lyle Ruff Robert Ruff Harold MilLer Donald Parks L ? (-Carol Eilis D? c Paul Ebersol Milton Ebersol Eatro Colombo Howard Bintz V c Victor Smith William Kelly t pc James Lewis Donald Jeffers Kenneth Jeffers Embert Marolf Gerald Steiner Lav son Ramage Bruce Ramage John Ramage Donald Ramage Charles Bush Gerald Fuffor Lcsliu Fuffor Ruth St ovens Alfreo. K stor 1.thur 3vsn Fr ncis Rita Eoi-1 Butler 'Warren Manning F ed Boyette pfe Gerald lull Gerald G7.au Louis Mof.cr.t08 Wotloy Simpson Harry Marolf Joseph Ft.'.ler Alfred Honig Edward Kelly Harry Jones Robert Yegors D c DcWitt ’aito John Vcnczak Urban Furnoy Robert Ellis Davi 7 Parker Pnul Barker Robert Youscy La.wronce Terry Jack Fredonburg Harry Frcdenburg Glenn Fredonburg Merritt Frcdenburg Franklin. Barrett Bernard Cassidy Raymond Scnorgc illx--m Frcdenburg F c: T‘.c.. s I redonburg I 10 Schr.eeborgor Gerald Ccnnecborgcr Francis Sc' r.ccbcrgcr Err.eg no Soagnolli Samuel Fuseligor Theodore Sel.woudy Bradford Bramiu.ll Francis C. Bush- • f — Francis E, Push Sherrill Osborne Frederick Smith Carl tor. ki. field Foie or. Baumgartner Robert C. Farnoy Hnroll J. Farnoy Franc: s Famcy Lawrence Marolf Edward. Chart rand Frrncis Campbell Robert J. Famcy A SALUTE TO LIEUTENANT CAMPBELL'. Wc Seniors folt thrt our yearbook would not be complete without mention of our principal. Since his arrival here he has become a definite part of Beaver Falls Kiah School. Wo have ell boncflttcd bo pan so of his Interest In each and every student. Only now, that ho bys Joined oUr boys In the Army, do v-e begin to appreciate him. Finally, as v-c bid him goodbye, wc ”'ould like him to know that with our sadness In his departure there is an equal amount of pride In his response to the colors. o KENNETH SHAW-Presldent 4; Vice President 3; Student Council, Representative 2;Vice President 3; JUnior Play; Senior F1 y Be®v®r fn Staff; School Paper 4; Boy Scouts 1 Taxidermy 3; Photography 4; Band 3,4; Stage Cru'i 3,4; Intermural Sports 1,2,3; Dancing C-tass HELEN HOFER-Vice President 4; Junior Flay; d-nlcr Play: Beaverian Staff, Business man-a: er r Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus President 4; Dancing ], 2,3,4 .Intennural Sports 1, O 7- 3yo:ts Chub '..2; 3ohtool Faper 4. TiiTNER-Transferred from Proctor High slhooir t Clua, 1, Secretary 4; Treasurer 3; Student Council Representative 2,3; Senior Flay; Band S, ; School Paper 2,4, Stagecraft 1,2,3, i, Intermural Sports 2,3,4. C-L.ADY3 SWEENEY-Treasurer 4; Junior Play; Senior Flay; 3eaverian Staff, C°-Feature Editor: School Paper 3,4; Exchange editor; ;.v Mjraotrsph operator 3; Business Manager ;r Class 1 2,3; Stamp Club 2,3; Spcrt-r. Club I;, Tramatlc Club 4. '6 a 4 DOROTHY JONES-Treasurer- 1; Student Council Representative 4; Class Reporter 2;Beaverian 8taff; Co-Feature Editor; Chorus 1,3,3,4; Dancing Class 1,2,3,4; Photography 1,4; Senior Play; Cheering Squad 3;School Paper 4 Ml' HAROLD MANNING-Vice President 1; Treasurer 2 Junior Play; Senior Play; Intermural Sports l,3,3,4;Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,3,4 Sohool Paper 2,4; Exohange Editor 3; Sports Editor 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Sports Club 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3;Beaverian Staff, Co-Feature Editor; Taxiderpiy , ; 2;, Boy Scouts 1,3,3,4; Dancing 1,3 MARLEAN CAMPANY-Transferred Lowville Academy 4; Dancing 4; Beaverian Staff; Photography Club 4; School Paper. EARL YOUSEY-Senior Play; Taxidermy 3;Basketball 1,3,3,4; Soccer 3;Baseball 3;School Paper 4; Dancing Club 4; Boy Scouts 1,3,3,4. W 0 DORIS VIRKLER-President 3; Secretary 3; May Queen 3; Beaverian Staff; Commercial Club, Vice President 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. r O' jva:: 3C0VILLE-Transferred from Syracuse Central High 3; Class Reporter 4; Beaverian Staff, Editor-in-Chief; School paper 3,4; Mimeograph Operator 3; Co-Editor 4; Ass’t May Queen 3; Commercial Club, Treasurer 4. VINCENT FARNEY-Student Council Representative 1; Ag. Reporter 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Bridge 2; Intermural Sports 1,2,3; Judging Team 1, 2,3, 4; Cornell 3, Lewis County Fair 3; Champion— Judger of New York State 3. PATRICIA KELLY-Student Council Representative 2; Beaverian Staff, Sports Editor; Ass't May Queen 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Intermural Sports 1,2,3,4; Shuffleboard Champion 3; Tumbling Club 3; Sports Club 2; Cheering Squad 3; Dancing Class 1,4; Hobby Club 3; Photography Club 1. LE8LIE GENZEL-Vice President 3; Tumbling-Club 3; Sports Club 1,2,3; Ag. Club 1,2,:,4; Ag. Club President 3; Ag. Club Vice President 2; Baseball 1,2; Guitar Club 1; Ag. Delegate 1,2; Intermural Sports 1,2.3,4; Varsity Club 1; Judging Team 2,3,4; Ping-Pong Champion 2, 3,4. V' ERMA BUSH-Beaverian Staff; Commercial Club, President 4; Chorus 3,4. 1 I 9 VJ MARION HONER-Beaverian Staff; School Paper 3, 4; Humor Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Commercial Club, Secretary 4; Knitting Club 3. ELMER PETERS-Archery 3; Intermural Sports 1; Taxidermy 3; 1,2; Soccer 1. Baseball ELIZABETH SPAGNOLLI-Class Reporter 3; Junior Play; Beaverian Staff; Advertising Manager; Chorus 1,2,3,4: Ir.termural Sports 1,2,3; Dancing Class 1,2,3,4; Sports Club 2; Photography 1; tCheering Squad 1,2,3. ELVERA MILLER-president 1; Secretary 3;Junior Play; Senior Play; Beaverian Staff; Ass't May Queen 3; Octette 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Intermural Sports 1,2; Foul Shooting Champion 3; Dancing Class 1,2,3,4; MERIAL YODER-President 2; Junior Play; Senior Play; Beaverian Staff; Chorus 1,3,3,4: Bridge Club 2; Cheering Squad 3; Photography Club 1, Dancing Class 1,4; Intermural Soo.tis 1,2. HISTORY Nae man ca.n tether time nor tide, As each second ticks by history is made. Thus we the or '43, also have a history which we will record not only in our memory but also in our year book to give tangible evidence of our good times together. On a warm autumn day in September, 1939 a group of twenty eight freshmen started their upwa.rd climb. We elected class officers as follows: Olvera Hiller, President; Harold Manning, Vice President; Grace LaBombard, Secretary; Dorothy Jones, Treasurer; Patricia Kelly, Student Council Representative; Jane Pratt, Class Fieporter; and Miss Virginia Travis as Class .Advisor. The girls were assigned to the laboratory under Miss Eleanor Furnett, while the boys were in the Commercial Room under Miss Virginia Travis. To increase our treasury we had a bake sale. During that year June Dickenson, Jane Pratt, and Jack Steiner joined our circle. Since that was back in the good old days before those pesky little ration bocks came into being we enjoyed a movie and to end the year we had a class picnic at Lake Bonaparte. After a pleasant summer vacation we a.gain went back to school feeling that we had really started the climb. We were again assigned to the laboratory under Mr. Irving Fuhrman. We elected the following officers: Merial Yoder, President; Leslie Genzel, Vice President; Doris Virkler , Secretary; Harold. Manning, Treasurer; Kenneth Shaw, Student Council Representative; Dorothy Jones, Class Reporter; kiss Eleanor Burnett, Class Advisor. This year we lost several members of our class including: Luella Zehr, Barbara Zehr, June Dickenson, Jane Pratt, Grace LaBombard, James Albertson, Edward Chartrand, and Harold Chartrand. We added to our treasury by soiling Salt 1J‘rater Taffy. Many activities were claiming us including band, chorus, school paper, and sports. Harold Manning was Captain of the Junior Varsity Basketball Team. '7e went to the movies, had a sleigh ride, and ended the year with a picnic at L ke Bonaparte with the Juniors a.nd Seniors. This year we were really a: part of the school. To our dismay we were gain assigned to the smelly lab for homeroom under Mr. Fuhrman. We elected the follo 7ing class officers: Doris Virkler, President; Kenneth Shaw, Vice President; Elvera Miller, Secretary; Jack Steiner, Treasurer; Kenneth Shaw and Jack Steiner, Student Council Representatives; Betty Spagnolli, Class Reporter; and Miss Ruth Haley, Class Advisor. ’Thile ''c were regretting the loss of vhroi members of r™?8 ?rjnely� G1? ia Largett, Irene -itfrl and Louis u aw? I‘� ;Iccm Scoville joined our ranks. Our activities n?8i?iedi°f %slflgh .ride� a Hollcwoen Party, a dance, and TVrin 1 i[nPort -nt Junior Play. Tno arrangement for the • uniU play was different this year since Copenh cCn C,ayton, and Beaver Falls each gave a one act ol-y Jppe rini on three consecutive nights in each home town. Ue realized n pront of $- 5.00 from the play. a iarcT 0n% dr’y V h° should appear but a man bearing several fin?llvh?M?hCJS+h‘ _Th story sPre d like wildfire until it fim.Hy reached the Juniors. The ring man is here � ' Upon ieaving school for summer vacation we felt we really h-d ye“ “nfchooe0k f°rward t0 hen v,° c',’-mo b-ok for wr Inst °Ur group had noVf dwindled to nineteen rB we entered the no very foliar red brick building- ns seniors. Wd in the Lab? No, luck was with us and we ’were the room we all call Mrs. Carnie's or 22. Uc following officers: Kenneth Sh v, President: m j 7 'ICG President; J .ck Steiner atn %Sreney’ Treasurer; Kenneth Show and Dorothy Jones’ Student Council Representative; Jean Scoville Class Rp’ Porter; and Mrs. John Parker, Class Advise? ’ ClcSb Re- never v!jilng £he trutn of the old adage “Better late then October'rMiirt Carapo' y’ alias mickey joined us this ye r. denot• olled aTound� seniors started running down to the epot soon we were rushing around showing off our rinos «ve� iS.De0aS” ;5i IVs ”e � “ s— %■ ? � , the public we -e-- 'ivl success. Due tc the cooperation of the cnirfio, ' , 0 °LO to £° o0 Pme Camp and rive it to ph«r“rraSghe?jsfd u rery - • � Virgini-’ tnhu 1 f“ Pnrkcr, loft us in December for 2££8iVbSTS F° y “o1“?rVpLcc.iS we re very will be veryVgucce 8fttin«t JSStg 801,001 “ ™ h°P« he oludcSoS|ehSol|inStr?? °f b 'd “ end '-e con- of our cl h h h th,the J ope of success for c-ch member our cross in his or her chosen field. we still be assigned to elected the Helen Hofer, -3TEL- . „ j_ o c «1; 0 s V, ' h 1 qt fbe u i+ U1 I I I CJkJ 1 «sstaw,e� � +--f K t class o V 19' 3 cal Led toge thei no tor: o uo pi raff rive” f or l.-.e '.a cite L’.r.-n •S . V.'b 371 in ear it--was c gotten gains of un anirr.o u - f o t e v sha 11 ’ r e say cllf gang. - vrrything er the posit Lon our map f- oday, give yo the bo that is coming t Well, me hearties, you probably all know that you are together for the reading of the will left by these .iratee -'-die have frequented this part of the he last four veers masouerading as respectable When the gang decided to retire into honest bus--wns decided unanimously to leave all the ill-gains of years of plundering to you apprentices (the to was obtained alter a few objectors were_- ?osed of. i At the last' party given by the to bo left to you was locked up in a lock'd which has already been given you, in I am authorised to open this locker, and leficiaries and what not, all the property you. (Applause,) First of all, Just to get things going, we leave Earl Yousey•s winning personality and a box of laughs to Bernice Abel. With r.arlean Campany1 s permission we leave the Reading Room of the Town Library to Betty Mathys. We_ bequeath to James Courts, as n special favor, Erma Bush-s meekness. Wo give to Jeannette Farney, Vincent Farncy's Cattle Judging ability. Wo leave to Nancy Blakely, Merin.l Yoder's skill to debate with the teachers. We leave Patricia Kelly's excess height to Joan Nuffer. To Jack Terry, we leave Leslie Gonzel's agricultural holidays. Wc bestow upon Eldred Lehman, Gladys Sweeney's blushes. Wo confer uponEacl_ wacy; I I V7e grant to Howard Hoppel, Betty Spagnolli's skill at cracking gum. We gladly donate Dorothy Jones's skill of letting people know she is around to Kenneth Yousey. V7e present to Norma Farney, Elver.; Hiller's lovely soprano voice. We leave Jean Scoville's liking for short boys to Janice Osborne. V7e give Helen Hofer's fear of cows to 3sther Virkler. i7e present Elmer Peters ability xo stay cuiet to Monica Ritz. Upon Nelson Hoch bestow Ha.rold Manning's lack of energy. We give Jack Steiner's wit to Daryl Busch. We bequeath to Loretta Zehr all of Doris Virkler's old bey friends. Wp-'Confer upon Yvonne L'Hullier, Kenneth Shaw's worries ?77 as President of the Student Council and Senior Class. 7° Jeanne nattlmorc wC present Erma Bush's Studiousness. .'7e leave to Katherine Peters, Dorothy Jones' gift of gab. We entrust Harold Mannings' habit of being late and get-' ting away with it to all those unfortunate pupils who actually TRY to avoid detention. We bestow Gladys Sweeney's rosy countenance to all the Junior girls in order that, in the future, they n. ed not purchase any more drug store cosmetics. And lastly wo very magnanimously give tomorrow to the insignificent Juniors as a whole to do witn as they will To the SOP HI .ORE CLASS we give our giggles. FRESHMEN CLASS we leave our ability to get the most(?) out of our classes. To our ADVISORS, Mrs. Perry and Mr. Campbell, we '0’ ld like to give our sincere thanks. To the BOARD OF EDUCATION AND FACULTY t,G would like to express our regret at leaving school and our confidence‘in their advice to us in later years. Now don't rush, you'll got what's coming to you. You're ax r-j d? The line forms on the right. Just wait your turn and each and all win got wh t was villod to him. SIGNED: JScrYudlJL WITNESSED BY: r, r- r r -WcS falls daily fif.i rculation 12,DOG, 000 May 5, 1953 4 a copy CITY TO CELEBRATE THE UNANIMOUS VOTE FOR K3TITH BURTON SHAW FOR MAYOR WITH A PARADE AMD DINNER SOCIAL EVENT OF THE SEASON HO ICE TOWN BOY MAXES GOOD !ITY VOTED UNANIMOUSLY FOR MAYOR SHAW AT THE ELECTION HELD ON JANUARY 17 MAYOR SHAW TO MAKE CHANGES IN CITY GOVERNMENT April 17-Beaver Falls i. colorful parade passed through our city today. The parade starved at the Beaver Falls High School Building on Riverside Avenue and ended at the new City Hall on State Street which was recently dedicated hy tho Governor of this state. Mayor Shaw told in a. press meeting today that ho intended to reduce the expenditures, thus reducing the taxes. He oxpocts to have a surplus in the treasury at tho end of his term. Among the prominent persons present were Miss Helen Hofer, supervisor of the Hofer Hygenic Dairy and Miss Marian Honor, who for several years lias been the milk tester of this vicinity. She took up this wo k in '43 as her part in tho war effort. DECORATIONS The hall was beautifully decorated by Miss Elizabeth Spagnolli, who as a small child was always interested in this work. She also docora.tcd tho new homo of Mayor, which is situated at 20 Riverside Drive. CHEF DE LUXE The menu for the dinner was made out by the eolobrated chef do cuisine, 3uska, the former Erma Bush of this city. She had graciously consented to give us her recipe for chef de oOsaka which was enjoyed by everyone. If you want this recipe, call our office or writo and wo will be glad to give it to you. SPEAKERS Among those who attended tho dinner and v crc called upon to speak were, Speaker of the House, Vincent F-nrney, accompanied by Senator J.ack Steiner Who in recent years hn.s succeeded in putting many bills through the Senate, including the law making the use of automatic pin boys universal, thus eliminating the long wa.it pin boys used to havo to ondurc while setting up pins for lady bowlers. Another of the spcalccrs was Gladys Swcchcy, editor of the Daily, who gave a . speech entitled, The Growth of Our City”. CELEBRITIES PRESENT Among the celebrities who were presont were: Patricia Kelly, of Gonzel Movies Incorporated. Miss Kelly sportod an elaborate hair style by Elmer Peters, the bea.uty expert of movie fame. Mr. Gcn.zcl is now producing a now movie called, THE MILKMAID'S KAY , starring Gabby Jones and Pappy Youscys those lovable comedians of stage and screen fame. They arc the former Dorothy Jones and Earl Yousoy of this city. The music was led by a well-known band featuring Mickoy” Cnrrpnny, who did some fancy twirling. Mcrial Yoder, noted Trombonist, played Elvera Miller's hit tuno, ''Alono”. FASHIONS VIEWED The gowns by the Scovillc Dress Shoppe included the one worn by Madame Scovillc. It was made of black crushed velvet, with a corsage of rosebuds e„s its only decoration. Our toastnistress, Doris Virkler was a_lso gownod by this Shoppe. She wore a white velvet gown which set off hor dark ha.ir very well. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED The onga.gomont of Elvera Miller to Maj. Anton Baumgartner was announced at the dinner. We were a.lso very surprised to find Adnira.1 Harold Manning prosent. He has beer, a Navy man since 1943, when he entered an Officers Training School. ERMA BUSH Nickname: Bushy Hobbies• Skating, reading, and decorating her room Put Phrase: Oh gosh i Likes: Reading Dislikes: Dogs, snobs Ambition: Nurse Will Be: Chorus girl Rjcrgnized By: Her lack of noise I.IARLEAN CAMPANY Nickname: Micky Hobbies: Collecting souvenirs, writing letters pft Phrase: For Heaven's Sake Likes: Army Dislikes: Studying Ambition: Clothes Designer Will Be: Ice Skater Recognized By: Her pep VINCENT FARNEY Nickname: Vin Hobbies: Hunting Pet Phrase; I don't know’ Likes. Sleeping Di ltkos: School Ambition: Dairy Farmer Will Be: - Singer on (Jerry McGee Recognized By: Very well dressed LESLIE GENZEL Nickname: Les Hobbies: Flying homing pigeons Pet Phrase; Come on Farney Likes: Hunting Dislikes. Getting the cows on frosty mornings Ambition. Dairy Farmer Will Be: Drum Major Recognized By: His absense from school 19 ¥3 HELEN HOFER Nickname: Hona Hobbies: Collecting souvenirs, scrap books, hiking Pet Phrase: Oh yeah Likes: Skating Dislikes: Cows Ambition: Secretary Will Be: Milk Maid Recognized By: Her smile MARIAN HOMER Nickname: Red Hobbies: Sewing, reading Pet Phrase: No kidding Likes: Soldiers Dislikes: Snobs Ambition: Nurse Will Be: Farmer's wife Recognized By: Arc you working on school pape DOROTHY JONES Nickname: Dottie Hobbies: Collecting snapshots and autographs Pet Phrase: Well honest Likes: Tall-dark haired boys Dislikes: Braggarts Ambition: Doctor's Receptionist Will Be: Vaudeville actress Recognized By: Her gab PATRICIA KELLY Nickname: Patty Hobbies: Dancing, skating Pet Phrase: Jeepers Likes: Sailors Dislikes: Flirts Ambition: Stenographer Will Be: An actress Recognized By: Her lack of height Harold manning Nickname: Hare Hobbies: Model making, sports Pet Phrase: I don't know Likes: Food Dislikes: Girls Ambition: Get rich ouick hill Be; Fuller Brush salesman Recognized By: Coming in late 9 vj v ELVERA MILLER Nickname: Ellle Hobbies: Reading, needlework, skating, swimming (Pet Phrase: You Jack rabbit jLikes: Baum'1 11 |: IDisllkes: Mice and skunks 'Ambition: Join the WAAC's •Will Be: A WAVE Recognized by: Her singing 1 JEAN SCOVILLE Nickname: Jeannie Hobbles: Writing letters, collecting post cards Pet Phrase: Have you seen my books? Likes: Mr, Goodbars Dislikes: Homework Ambition: Secretary-Receptionist Will be: Cowgirl Recognized by: Have you got your Shorthand done? KENNETH SHAW NLckname: Kennle Hobbies: hiking.hunting Pet Phrase: What-.s the hurry? Jack? Likes: Money Dislikes: Going to bed early Ambition: Navigator Vill Be: Mayor Ifecognizod By: His permanent wave ELIZABETH SPAGNOLLI Nickname: Betty Hobbies Collecting oost cards, scrao books, hiking Pet Phrase: You darn Ham: Likes: Tall boys Dislikes: Cats Ambition: Secretary Will Be: World wide traveler Recognized By: Her kerchief 1 ELMER PETERS VNickname: Pete iHiibbies: Hunting and fishing P it Phrase: I dor ! t know , es: Outdoor work slikes: School ibltion: Farmer 11 Be: Orchestra Loader cognized by: 3••-ona grin JOHN STEINER Nickname. Jack Hobbies: Hunting and Pishiorf Pet Phrase: Hurry up ken' Likes: ’oats dislikes: . omen 'Qotvloi’zi unbition: Hermit .;ill Be: Doctor Recognized By: Find him alwavs with Ken GLADYS S EFNEY Nickname: Gladie Hobbies: otamp collecting!:, foreign correspondence let Phrase: You aren't kiddin Likes: To talk Dislikes: Jaiting for the cand,r man Ambition: Secretary • ill Be: Chorus girl Recognized By: Her Pug nose DORIS VIRKLER Nickname: Dottie Hobbies: riting letters Pet Phrase: Gee whiz Likes: The Navy Dislikes: Jculour girls Ambition: Astronomer .ill Be: Sailor's wife Recognized By: .'.here's P; ttv? KERIhL YODER Nickname: J.r.inic Hobbies: Dancing, singing Pet ihrase: You, ain't jo chin' Likes: A good time Dislikes: Short fellows Ambition: Nurse or stenographer !ill Be: Singer with Jerrv heGee Recognized By: Her giggle EARL YOUSEY Nickname: Chub Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing Pet Phrase: Greetings from Belfort Likes: To pick on girls Dislikes: School .Ambition: Aviator 'ill Be: Comedian Recognized By: His greeting OUk PLAYS w Dumb Dora CAST: Dora, the servant Helen Hofer Mrs. Hartsall Betty Spagnolll, Gladys Sweeney Mr. Hartsall, her husband Kenneth Shaw Arline, her daughter Meriai Yoder, Elvera Miller Lawrence, Arline's sweetheart Harold Manning DIRECTOR Miss Ruth Haley SENIOR Adam's Evening CAST: Adam Adams, victim of clrcumst nc Anna Adams, his wife Mrs. Bean, his mother-in-law Casper, a colored servant � Gertie, the maid Doctor Fragonl, the family doctor Roslta, the doctor's wife Elmer Green, who wanted to die Kenneth Shaw Elvera Miller Gladys Sweeney John Barnes Helen Hofer Harold Manning Merlal Yoder Jack Steiner Earl Yousey Mr. Cokes, who should be dead but Isn't Mrs. Cokes, who wants her husband's Dorothy Jones Insurance The Junior Play took place at the Community Hall on April 20, 19'2. The Senior Play was also presented at the Hall and later was a success at Pine Camp Service Club.. We hope that everyone enjoyed those two comedies as much as we did putting them on. I JUNIORS President - Jack Terry Vice-President - Yvonne L'Hv.illier Secretary - Bernice -ir.bel Treasurer - Janes Fredenburg Advisor - Miss Manning James Courts James Fredenburg Nelson Hoch Howard Hoppel Jack Terry Kenneth Yousey Eldred Lehman Bernice Aubel Nancy Blakely Mary Buckingham Daryl Busch Jeannette Farney Norma Farney Mary Dolores Hoch Yvonne L'Huillier Betty Mathys Jean Mattimore Joan Nuffer Janice Osborne Kathryn Peters Monica Ritz Esther Virkler Loretta Zehr SOPHMORE CLASS President - Stuart Albertson Vlae President - David Tooker Secretary - Edward Petzoldt Treasurer - Royal Parker Advisor - Miss Robinson Joan Boliver Glenda Farney Alice Fredenburg Marjorie Hall Vivian Hall Nina Jackson Gwendolyn Jones Glenda Lehman Maletta Lehman Muriel Lyndaker, 4 , Rita Lyndaker Ramona Lyndaker Joyce Marolf Shirley Mathys Doris Rubar Nancy Spearel Betty Steiner Emma Sweeney Lorna Taylor Shirley Terry Evelyn Widrick Marjorie Wisner Ruth Yousey Audrey Zehr Shirley Zehr Stuart Albertson Robert Keck Clarence Lehman Howard Lyndaker Konncth Lyndaker Paul Marolf Francis Moyors Royal Parker Edward Petzoldt FRESH:AN CLASS President - Sallie Fredenburg Vice-President - Dorothy Widmeyer Secretary - Terry Talker Treasurer - Lois Hofer Advisor - kiss Dickie Sallie Fredenburg Avis Hirshey Betty Hoch Lois Hofer Joyce Hoppel Loretta Kelly Jean McNeil Geraldine Noftsier Phyllis Osborne Muriel Pate Betty Virkler Doris Widmeyer Dorothy Wtdffieyer Lome. Wtdrick Gladys Yousey Joyce Miller Catherine M.arolf Jeanette Nuffer Patricia Busch Elisabeth Courts Gertrude Peters Robert Boliver Robert Campany Riclmrd Kennell Milton Lehman Myron Lehman Harold Martin Robert Martin Stanley Mathys Robert Miller Frederick Molnar Harry Nuffer Francis Schneider Vernon Schultz Maynard Steiner Duane Streeter Bruce Terry Terry Walker Frederick Widmeyer Sherwood Widrick Wilson Zehr William Lyndaker Edwin Simmons STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President-Kenneth Shaw Vice President-James Courts Secretary-Alice Frederiburg MEMBERS Senior Class. . . Junior Class... Soohomore Class ADVISOR: Freshman Class. Eighth Grade... Seventh Grade.......................Richard Mathys The Student Council is the student governing body of the Beaver Falls High School. There are two representatives from each class except for 7 and 8th. grades. This organization gives the students an opportunity to express their viewpoints. Tnis year a new Constitution has been written to be in effect next year. ....Kenneth Shaw Dorothy Jones .... James Courts Mary D. Hoch Alice Fredenburg Frank Virkler Miss Dickie .Maynard Steiner Betty Virkler ...Diane LeFevre i i t:;:j e . r2R S TALL' Co-Editors Business Manager Exchange Editor Sports Editor News Editor Feature Editors stylus Work THE STAFF MARIAM H°NER, JEAM SCOVILLI GLADYS SWEENEY JANICE OSBORNE HAROLD I!ANNING MONICA RITZ — j. iao CO— EDITORS ■Ks: a “S DOROTHY JONES, JEANETTE FARNEY Miss Finch ADVISORS Mrs. Per: has been an active orgfnitotf ln 1933 an since then. Throurh the ?!i?n °f tho schoo: Finch and Mrs. Pcrrv U?ncc of Miss graining on both its °xpellcnt practical business staff is afforded °r� P'1 staff and. interested tako r Lt Mr'n£ students wb tunlty. rc?vantage of this opoor- Miss Evelyn Dickie - Director Drum Majorette Alice Fredenburg Clarinets Trumpets Mellophones G, Forney J? Courts Mi Hoch P, Morelf H,. Manning F. Vlrklor J. McNeil R. llathye D. Wlndovcr D. Rubor R. Parker N Spenrel J, P .to Saxophone R. Stahlin E. Pcf oldt M. Steiner F. Wtdncycr N Jackson Baritone Trnmboro Sou panhone H. Nuffer W. Brothers J, Forney Tuba Cymbals Glockenspiel K. Show L. Waterman D. LeFovro Snare Drums Boss Drums S. Mathys A. Fredenburg D. Spagnolli ■B. Terry J. Steiner The war has kept us hone this year, hut the usual, local appearances of the band have hi an very successful. We wish much luck to. our 'oy?s!, Har''Id-Manning, Jack Steiner.- And. Ken;:otb Shaw, as rv.l as all the graduating Seri ere. Miss Evelyn Dickie - Director ’:iss Elizabeth Robinson - Accompanist OFFICERS Helen Hofer - President Yvonne L’Huiller - Secretary Patricia Kelly, Diane LcFevre - Librarians MEMBERS First Sopranos N, Blakely M. Leliman M. Hall R. Lyndalcer L. Hofer R. Lyndaker D. Jones E. Miller P. Kelly J• Nuffer E. Virkler D. Vtfidmeyer M Yoder R. Yousey A• Zehr S. Zehr I I Second Sopranos B. Aubel M. Buckingham E. Bush P. Bush E. Combs E. Courts F. Ebersol G. Farney A. Frcdenburg V. Hall L. Hoch K. Hofer D« LcFevre D. L-maaker J. TcMeil K. I'arolf G. Hoshior J. Osborne G« Peters . Peters N, Spcarcl D. Virkler D. .idmever G. Yousey Altos J. Boliver S. Fredonburg N. Farney N. Jackson G. Jones Y. L'Huillcr A. i’artin S. lathy3 J. Buffer D. Rubar B. Spagnolli Virkler E. idrick L. 'idrick F. Yousey L. Zehr BASKETBALL TEAL! In the picture: COACH HILL ROYAL PARKER ROBERT MILLER JAMES COURTS MAYNARD STEINER Manager: Maynard Steiner Coach: Hugh Hill BRUCE TERRY HARRY NUFFER FREDERICK MOLNAR HAROLD MANNING JAMES FREDENBURG Because of the shortage of gasoline, the basketball team could not participate in as many games this year as other years. However, they did manage to play a few games. The team would like to wish good luck to Harold Manning, a Senior, who has been active in sports during his four years. - ! .F-RAI )K- ALGER ! MAURICE BRASCHi, THE RED AND WHITE SHAVES HAIRCUTS STORE SHAMPOOS BEAVER FALLS, N. Y. BEAVER FALLS, N. 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