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

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row L. to R. Norman Lyndaker, Robert Wisner, Ralph Schneider, Levi Zehr, Everett Lehman, Kermit Lyndaker, Alden Hoppel, Mr. Clark. Last row L. to R. Elmer Lehman, Bernard Monnat, Ralph Streeter, Clifton Streeter, Nell Marolf, Leon Moser, Donsld Moser, John Honer. Not in picture Niles Scoville, William Typhair. President Ralph Streeter Secretary-Treasurer Donald Moser Vice-President Norman Lyndaker Advisor Mr. Clark ' M MERRY MAKERS Once again the Merry Makers have proved their ability by producing a grand musical revue, NVARIETIES OF 47N, which was under the direction of C.J. Abel. The 12 piece band, which was the nucleus of the show, is built around the popular dance bend of the same name. The entire band consists of: Miss Barber, Miss Davis, Mr. Abel, Jeanette Nuffer, Robert Stahlin, George Kuhl, Harry Nuffer, Walter Stahlln, Richard Methys, and Josn Pate and Carol Nuspllger vocalists. 23

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Our staff Editor-in-chief Assistant Editors Business Manager Exchange Editor Art Editor Sports Editors Varsity Intramural News Editor Humor Editors Faculty Advisor Erna Combs Ruth Fellows Rita Widrick Ann LaMourey Diane LeFevre Marjorie Hoch Robert Stahlln Kermit Lyndaker Joan Pate Donald Combs Walter Stahlin Mr. Dewey BEAVERS' TALE was a little late in getting organized this year but nevertheless we set a goal of five copies for the year. Mr. Dewey, acting as advisor, has given many suggestions and much help to all. Our first copy was done on the ditto machine but thereafter we used the mimeograph, finding it cheaper as well as easier to prepare the copy. Our circulation has been maintained at nearly two hundred cop- ies throughout the year. We have exchanged many issues with other schools, most of which have enjoyed our paper. We should like to thank Mrs. Keck for all her help in getting the typed material ready and we of the staff sincerely hope we have brought the school closer to every- one wlth these issues of our paper. 22

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BAND The band was very busy last summer as well as during the school year. When the members wore their new uniforms for the first time, they won first prize marching with the firemen at the Boonville Fair. During the school year the band played at the Lewnelda League One-Act Play Contest held at Beaver Fallsg marched for several of the football samesg played at the Christmas Program amd marched ln the Memorial Day Parade. The band was represent- ed in the Lewnelda League Picked Band and also played at the Boonville Festival under Dr. Charles O'Ne1ll. The three following band members were accented for the International Music Conference in Montreal: Frances Dewey, Maynard Steiner. and Robert Stahlin. CHORUS The Chorus started its season this year by sponsoring the Black River Schoolmasters' Association Banquet held at the Community Hall. At this banquet the chorus sang two numbers: Brahm's Lullaby' and 'Thanksgiving Prayer.' Proceeds from the dinner were placed in a fund for the purpose of purchasing choir robes for the chorus. At the annual Christmas Program the chorus was featured singing Christmas carols from the side balcony while still scenes were pqrtrayed on the gtgge, The group experienced the opportunity of singing under Miss Helen Hosmer at the Boonville Festival. For the benefit of the choir robe fund the Chorus held a dance on May 9. Five chorus members were accepted for the International Music Conference at Montreal. Those accepted are as follows: Joan Pate, Ruth Fellows, Doris Gray, Carol Nuspliger, and Marjorie Farney. 24