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

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Ax I3 IH- je H.. VI RALPH SCHNEIDER--Another future farmer of America, 'Schne1der's' chief interest is agriculture. In school 1t's ag., but he can hold his own on the baseball field, too! ESTHER SHULTZ--Esther is an ever willing student and citizen. She is very studious, but never too busy to assume unforseen dut- ies as class treasurer. ROBERT WISNER--Although Bob's forte is a high I.Q., he is out- standing in fields other than studies. He is popular as Presi- dent of the Student Council, and is a valuable asset to the base- ball nine. FRANCES YOUSEY--Fran is rapidly winning acclaim with her sweet soprano voice. Her constant smile and cheerfulness make her a credit to any group. PHYLLIS YOUSEY--Phyllis may be said to have a dual personality, Her quiet manner alternated with her ecstatic cheerfulness make her a truly delightful individual. 10

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N O T I C E Atten-shun Ladies and Gen-tul-men! One of the finest auctions in years will be held on June 30, 1947 at 2:30 at the Old Senior Homestead. The articles to be auctioned off are quite a few very-slightly used school books and many varied traits of character. The present owners are leaving for the WNew Frontiern and new owners will take possession in September, so anything that can be spared is to be auctioned. Among the articles are: George Meyer's euchre sense Ralph Schne1der's WF. F. A.u button A much used gym-suit that belonged to Erna Combs Esther Shultz's slightly chipped pestle and mortar That buick with the buck on front belonging to Rodney Demo One pair of WBe1l Bottom Trousers' belonging to Robert Miller Norman Lyndaker's gift of quietness--arelief in the midst of babel Earl Ebersol's padded Wfootballn shoulders that were found to be so comfy this year Candid camera shots of Phyllis Yousey, Wthe eccentric tumbler,W in her eccentric tumbling The long-suffering dummy that Audrey Martin used in her practicing to be a nurse Ralph Farney's UTom Thumbn costumes presented to him by P. T. Barnum The well-worn seat on Student Council occu ied by Marjorie Hoch Donna Lyndaker's violin copy of UFlow Gently, Sweet Aftonn One talent for acting, belonging to Ronald Farney Frances Yousey's ability as a vocalist Diane LeFevre's efficient editorship Robert Wisner's baseball suit The auctioneer will be Mr. Perry, who will make Wjust a few aannounceme tsn to the Uaudienceu over the loudspeaker. Please come early so as not to miss these sensational offers. 11