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

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Continued from page 17 LOU ANN LALLIER has also signed a 7 year contract with the same Motion Picture Studio and will be co-starring with Ronald Pate in WINE, WOMEN AND SONG. DONNA MOSER,who only a couple of months ago graduated from nursing school has been offered the position of Superintendent of Nurses at the new Beaver River General Hospital. SHIRLEY NOAKES has just returned from Paris where she has been studying art under a famous French artist. Already many of her paintings are hanging in the Museum of Modern Art and the Louvre in Paris. DORIS PATE has opened the first Dancing Club in Beaver Falls. We hear that she already has a large enrollment. She teaches jitterbugs, polkas and square dances. RONALD PATE has just signed a 7 year contract with one of the Top Motion Picture Studios. He will soon appear in the Academy Award Winning Picture, WINE, WOMEN AND SONG. BARBARA RITZ,who has just completed a dietician course will have the position of Head Dietician at Beaver River Central School. She will soon be married to the top hillbilly steel guitar player, Fred Veitch. You may have read in the papers that DON ROES was playing professional baseball with the St. Louis Cardinals but recently has returned to put his talents to better use at Beaver River Central School. If you wish to tour Black River we recommend that you try the FRED SCHNEIDER Boat Line. Fred has a fleet of his own boats which go up the Black River every two hours. His business had been going so well that he now owns a new pink and black Jaguar. If you wish to find DAVID WIDRICK you may find him seated behind a desk in Washington, D.C. giving orders, for he recently received his fifth star now giving him the rank of a Five Star General. Congrat- ulations Dave I ROBERT WIDRICK has just opened his All American Bachelor's Club. In a comment to the newspapers he stated that he likes to play the field and that he would never be dragged to the altar. Stick to your guns. Bob. BETTY WINDOVER was selected out of forty-eight girls who represented the forty-eight states as Miss Homemaker of 1965. She will now have her own program on Television called, At Home With Betty. MARY LOU YANTZI who was voted by ten top businessmen as the nations' top secretary was recently hired by Mr. Donald F. Morse who runs a small business establishment in Lowville. BARBARA COONEY has recently been appointed Head Librarian at Beaver River Central School. Upon taking this position she left a vacancy at the New York State Library. 18

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Juniors Row 1: A. Lasher, J.Nortz, M.Boshart, M. Norton, L. Martin, P.Schwendy, D.Herzig, J.Bush, G.Zehr, M.Lyndakcr. Row 2; Mr. Wilson, Advisor, R. Nye, B. Buckingham, D. Martin, C.Hoch, P. Lough, N.Famey, C.Hoch, K. Maloney, H.Scoville. Row 3: E. Jones, J.Gavigan, H. White, J. Sweeney, R.Bush, F.Monnatt, M.Nuffer. Sophomores Row 1: A.Geiser, S.Brouty. C.Lyndaker, N. Hopple. G.Schultz. C.Yousey, H.Beck.S. Lyndaker. G. Lehman, D. Schneider. Row 2: A.Easton. V. Petzoldt, D.Gavigan, M.Norton. J.Flint. D. Renodin, A.Knight. P.Duffer, F.Meyers. C.Hall, D.Eaton, M.Taylor. Row 3: Miss Moser-Ad- visor, T. Virklcr, G.Steria, F.Kloster, E.Lehman, D.Lyndaker, D. Moshier, N. Dennison, B.Schwendy, H. Miller, Mr. Kirch-Advisor. Row 4: R.Nuffer, W.Marolf, R. Montclairie, J.Loessi, G.Chartrand, R.Kellock. F. Martin, R.Keib, B.LaChausse. 20