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

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CIIISS OT I956 IIOIDS FIRST UNION IIT FOREST CITT WORLD FAMOUS CELEBRATIES GATHER AT HOME OF URANIUM MAGNATE ForestCIty New York June 25 T976 The class of T956 of Beaver Rnver Central School held ITS fIrst reunlon at the resldence of Mrchael Nuffer Wlfhln the past few years Mr Nuffer has obtalned a monopoly on uramum 0Xlde deposIts In Northern New York As a result of hIs strIke ID T965 Mr Nuffer has placed Forest Cnty on the map All the former members of the class were flown from thelr homes at Mr Nuffer s expense Martha Boshart, chief press photographer for the Forest Cnty Daily News took an Informal group pIcture of her former classmates wIth a spe cIal camera whIch she Invented As each guest arrlved Mr Nuffer requested that he slgn the regIster statlng hIs occupatlon and a feature whIch makes hIs Iob umque The last presIdent of the class, Carl Hoch was appomted to read the roster Jamce Bush prlvate secretary for the A C C uses an Rodney Bush motorcycle racer, IS presIdent of M L U S fMotorcycle League of Umted States, Bernard Buckmgham, rocket pIlot for U S AIr Force, flew the fIrst manned atomnc rocket Carl Hoch, as star of the New York Yankees, broke all home run records ever made for a sIngle game FrederIck E Jones, ll Presudent of Syracuse Umver sIty, IS dIstInguIshed as the youngest UDIVEFSITY presIdent In the Unlted States AnIta Lasher has been appomted secretary to the fIrst woman presIdent of the U S Marnetta Lyndaker IS the chIef telephone operator In the Pentagon KeIth Maloney raduo ham, has a semI transIstorIzed recelver whIch pucks up Marhan raduo statnons Pat Lough IS an occupatIonal therapIst In the Mayo ClInlC graduate School for advanced chImpanzees Robert Nye Lt Gen U S Marlne Corps developed a submarune that cannot be spotted by sonar George Plato, agrIculturIst, operates the former res EIsenhower s farm at Gettysburg Jack Sweeney IS the manager of the Ford Corporation Used Auto Parts and Scrap Metal DIVISION Harry Whute forester has Invented an electronIc powered fIre detector Melnssa Norton, artIst has gust returned from a vIsIt the planets and has vvrItten a feature artlcle for Life In cludung pIctures LInda MartIn IS prlvate beautIcIan for Queen Elrzabeth Donald MartIn Presudent of N H R A FNGTIOHGI Hot Rod Assocnatuonl Invented a method of USIDQ a gas fIred turbIne In hlS Hot Rod James GavIgan developed a tree whIch IS able to pro vIde ITS own water and can survlve on the Sahara Desert Nan Farney delegate to the U N IS Chalrman of the general assembly Jamce Nortz was lust voted the most popular mother of the year by the teen agers In the U S Donna Hefllg has the umque dIstInctIon of being the youngest grandmother ever to be graduated cumlaude from SprIngfIeld College FollowIng the lIst of occupahons Mr Hoch requested Martha Boshart, the last secretary of the class, to read a summary of the hIghlIghts of the four years of hIgh school ln our freshmen year, we elected as class offIcers Har ry Whute presIdent NaomI Mellmtz, VICE presIdent Melnssa Norton, treasurer LInda MartIn, secretary Our the housewnves of the school dIstrIct OffIcers chosen for the Iumor year were Carl Hoch, presIdent Harry WhIte, VICC presIdent LInda MartIn treasurer Melussa Norton secretary Our most successful prolect of the year was the sale of statnonery throughout Beaver Falls and vIcInIty The lunuor play The LIttle Dog Laughed was a huge success and made a substantIal proflt for the class The clImax of our Jumor Year was decoratmg the gym for the fIrst commencement In our new bUlldIng The SenIor class elected Carl Hoch, presIdent Harr WhIte, vIce presIdent Mellssa Norton treasurer Martha Boshart, secretary The class was very busy WI th its many GCTIVITICS In addItIon to the BeaverIan, the class of T956 conducted a magazIne campaIgn, sold refreshments at foot ball and basketball games and sponsored the fIrst dance the school year at Halloween The class thoroughly en loyed presentmg Cupnd In Pngtauls, our SenIor play Our annual varnety show was held early In the Spflng Through out the year, ID cooperatlon wuth other classes, we spon sored the showmg of fIrst run movnes . I I T T - . . . I . . . to l 1 1 1 T , . . . . Q T I D . . . . . . , . . , , . . . . I I 1 I . , . , . I . . . I . 5 . . . - . I , . . . ' 3 ' . atomnc powered typewriter. maior sophomore activity was the selling of Ready-Jell to 1 a u Q Q T . . p . . u . . . F . . - . 2 . . I o F I Q - . . . . . ,, . . . , . . . - ,, . ' I I I . . ' ' 5 y ' 2 I I I - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . of . . . ,, . . . . ,, . 1 n n Q u . 0 . . P . . . . - ' I 0 Q 0 I5

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423 Rfb RAL 5 School of Beaver Falls nn the County of Lewus un E The Class of T956 of Beaver Ruver Central 1 the State of New York benng of sound mrnd and memory do make, publnsh and declare thus our last wall and testament BEQUEATH To Mr Norton An escape proof dog pen rn whlch to house Chrlstochnna and un addutnon an Alaskan dogsled to use on the days that Mrs Norton needs the car To Mass Moser An album of Bull Haley s Rock 8- Roll records to play for backgrounds In typing class To Mrs Snow The abllrty to break l00, on an T8 hole golf course Class Motto Non sub: sed ommbus Not for oneself but for all Flower Whlte Rose To Mr Selber A large economy slze fnrst and krt for use at Snow Ridge The Offrcers ofthe Class of 1956 Beaver Rnver Central School Beaver Falls Lewrs County New York bequeath to the Sensor class offrcers of the Class of T957 of sord place, the abnlnty to promote a feelung of unuty wlthln sold class for a happy and prosperous Sensor Year Class Colors Green and Whute Lastly we hereby appount the Junuor Class executors of thus our last Wrll and Testament In Wltness Whereof We have hereunto subscrrbed our names the 25th day of June rn the year Nuneteen Hundred and Fifty Sax The Class of 56 I6 4-',,.....,.s. , . '1' xxx fl YT lx- : Q ', Q 1 . 'Q - A 1 . - I S o -1 I - O I FN 0 , A a 0 ' U Q 25 , ' CJ .' 5' O.. .Al .'.'l.1nnlA4' . If X55 I I I . . . I I . . . , . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . , . - I ' . . Z ' . ll ll ' ' I I I I - . . . . . . . . . I I . ll ll I I ll ll ' I