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

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 --k Key to Baby Pictures 1. Lynn Herzig 2. Bill Dalton 3. Mary Alice Hynes 4. Tom Yancey 5. Ron Bush 6. Keith Lehman 7. Bud Hitchcock 8. Donald Abel 9. Janice Lehman Janet Lehman 10. Stanley Tanner 11. Daniel Zehr Linda Zehr 12. Alice Virkler 13. Ron Yousey 14. Judy Hasseler 15. Elizabeth Monnat 16. Karen Ford 17. Nancy Gray 18. Yvonne Potter 19. Merinda Van Arnam 20. Mae Graves 21. Leon Doney 22. Sara Jones 23. Norma Virkler 24. Joyce Beck 25. Susan Edwards 26. Jane Herzig 27. Karl Lehman 28. Leonard Jackson 29. Bernard Bush 30. Joan Schwendy 31. Ron Bachman 32. Kenneth Hoch 33. Kay Zehr 34. Sharon Pate 35. Karen Morrison 36. Joyce Sweeney 37. Keitha Farney 38. Kurtis Steiner 18 39. Mary Louise Lasher

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KAY WILHELMINA ZEHR Willy Life is a great bundle of little things. LINDA MARIE ZEHR Linny The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. MOTTO - Labor conquers all COLORS - Green and White FLOWER - Yellow Rose 17

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Class Prophecy On July 4, 1969, the senior class of 1959 held its first reunion in Stan Tanner's and Tom Yancey's observatory on the moon. Everyone arrived in the rocket Mary Alice - compliments of Bud Hitchcock. After a tour of the observatory, all gathered around an enormous telescope and discussed the present positions of the class members on earth. Elizabeth Monnat and Joyce Sweeney are partners in the Sweenmont Dress Cor- poration in New Jersey; their most popular creation is a water repellent dress. Janice Lehman has an ultra-modern beauty shop adjoining Dr. Dalton's office. She is famous for the new hair style which she created - Red Rye Rag Mop. Joan Schwendy has just written a successful book entitled The Day I Saw Elvis. Leonard Jackson has top billing as comedian in Don Abel's famous night club, Coffee House of the September Moon. After persistent efforts and a few breaks, Judy Hasseler and Karl Lehman have reached stardom in Hollywood. Their latest movie, Always in Time, also stars Ron Yousey, pinch-hitting for Tab Hunter. Leon Doney owns the thousands of Doney Dinettes and motels across the nation and in Alaska; Howard Johnson has been forced into bankruptcy. Sharon Pat6 is hos- tess in the home branch in Croghan. Susan Edwards is dietitian in the White House. Incidentally, the president is currently in Walter Reed hospital suffering from indigestion. He insists on Karen Ford and Janet Lehman as his nurses. All the women are interested in Kay Zehr's latest book, How to Get Along With the Opposite Sex. She says, Just ignore them! Joyce Beck, Norma Virkler and Yvonne Potter are recording hit tunes under the name of Two Mutts and a Jeff. Dan Zehr has devised a new world calendar with 365 holidays and no time allot- ted for school. Ron Bachman, captain of the Naumburg Globe Trotters, is the first man to reach the moon and still keep his feet on the ground. Ray Company has been named Sportsman of the year; his portrait appeared on the cover of the June issue of Conservationist. The biography of Alice Virkler, owner of Macy's new competitor, Virkler's De- partment Store, appears in Who's Who In American Business. Alice says she owes her success to her two top sales clerks, Mae Graves and Merinda VanAmam. Jane Herzig and Mary Lasher have opened a playground for teenagers in Belfort; their biggest attraction is a plastic skating rink. Ron Bush, the new playing manager of the St. Louis Hawks, says he is confident of a victory this season. With the tremendous rebounding ability of Lynn Herzig, Ron says it's a cinch. Sara Jones was named Mother of the Year by the teenagers of America at the Annual Awards Banquet. The same night, Karen Morrison was given the title of Homemaker of the Year. Best seller this month is Bill Dalton's World's Greatest Playboy. Bill says it's an autobiography. Tony Perkins has just hired Keitha Farney as private tutor for his 12 children. Keitha says, It's easier by the dozen. 19