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

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JOAN PATE RICHARD MATHYS ' have he d th 'Do you fail to trust nightingalgrhersglr n the word of a man Whose honesty you have seen in business ' CAROL NUbPLIGr-R ROBERT FREDEINBURG- ' eC0I1d thoughts are 'Tlme as he grows old ever wiser teaches many lessons 10 Ea.-J' ANN LANOURLY 'Few men have the natural strength to honor a fr1end's success without envy FRANCES DEWEY nven the most excellent soul 15 not exempt from a mixture of madness W WN I . . W v S - ' I

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The l9N8 Beaverisn is being writtm in the Greek vein The captions under the senior pictures are ancient Greek proverbs taken from the works of famous philo- sophers, writers, and doctors The will and the history are written in the style of that famous Greek epic, 'The odyssq References are made to characters and incidents which take part or appear in the famous work hen our beavers have gone all out Greek! e e e e Noble friends and fellow warriors, we are fast approaching the treacherous straits which will close rapidly upon the ship and crush it if we do not make haste le lust lighten our load that we may row the more quickly, so each of ue must throw overboard one piece from his possessions Joan Pate is throwing over a Croghan telephone directory now that we are so for from the outposts of civilization Bob Iredenburg is carefully slicing off his mustache with the blade of his sword Joyce Potter's dieteff is floating away now That carefully hoarded box of papyrus rolls bearing the Siena postnark have been tearfully parted with by Ann Lallourey out a mirror for the rest of the trip 'The lorm' has thrown over his sleeping bag- he's going to be a full fledged butterfly now Since a soldier in battle mst keep in condition, Rich llathys has finally parted with his nice, smelly old pipe Carol Nuspliger has taken all the keys off her piano, as it is a well known fact that Spartans relinquish all pleasures Bold! This is no time to stab fish! Oh, now I see--it is Elsie Potter's compass Walt Sta.hl1n's trumpet msic is becoming water soaked now as he thinks he can remember the battle calls without music Despite the snowy mountain peaks, Greece is a land of pleasing climte, so Ruth Fellows is throwing over that little piece of fur the beavers 'tale Diane Stiles is throwing over her rippling laugh as we must be very wily and quiet in our fight spinst the Trojans Roger Leonard has finally compromised by throwing over merely a box of nails h will need the rest of his tools when he comes to construct the wooden horse Rita lidrick has at last parted with her wonderful faculty of always believing what people tell her The armour of Dick Moore is meh thinner now since he has pulled the pictures of all his girl friends from the lining And IT le1l,when I take off lg little dove flying between the straits to see how much time we shall have before the giant rocks close inJ,the boat will indeed be much lighter 9 Q O Q U C O U C O One large, well-shined shield is going over now, as Donny thinks he can do with- - e

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4lllL. 1ITA WIDRICK RIChAnD MOLRE nAnd ha 13 she as if eve y PPY th hate day she had picked up a 'They love' ey t d without horseshoe but caggg O JOICL BOTTLR 'The truth is always the strongest argument DONALD COMES DIANE bTILES WALTER oTAHLIN 'Even the Gods l0Ve J0k6S ' 'To be, rather than to seem 'The dice of Zeus fall ever 11 luckily ' v- 7 .-., N, V . . I r' 9 1 rv A gn N . . I - if if ' ' 1 1 ' l O O