Ben Avon High School - Novaneb Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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EMERSON STINSON, Football 23 Basketball 24 Baseball 24 Captain Q4 Senior play Pinafore Hi-Y His life was gentle, and the elements So blessed him that Nature might stand up And say to all the world, rThis is a manf MARCELLA SPAHR, Y. W. C. A. Pinafore Basketball manager 24 All10ays doing lu'hatever she can, To help and cheer her fellozumtm. ALICE STIRLING, Basketball ,22, ,23, ,24 Captain ,24 , Pinafore Y. W. C. A. WVone knew her but to love her; none named her but to praise. FRED STOUT, Class president y21, ,22, 23 President Student Council 24 Football ,22. 23 Basketball 24 Baseball ,24 Senior play Hi-Y Pinafore ' A head to contrive, a tongue, to persuade, and a hand to execute? MARGARET WILKINSON, Orchestra Pinafore Y. W. C. A. WYer air, her manners, all who saw admired? J . mm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmn mmmn' rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Seventeen FTI ' ' f Q J 11qu L at m n mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. I '.

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Oh, how youtll miss us when ire go mum! Each day in every class 1101811 probably say: Where are those dear Seniors, those mmppreoiafal Seniors? Hair weld lane to have fliem with us here, Iodun Have you stopped yet to wonder what B. A. H. S. will do without us next year? Pm sure I cant imagine how the school will get along: If you think thatls ex- aggerated just consider whom we are taking- out in the world with us. Numbered among those. leaving the school this year :11'0 six football lettemien, three basketball letter-men, seven basketball letter-gii'ls and the manager of eavh of these branches of athletics, as Well as the tennis manager. Two cheerleaders, both of them highly accomplished in acrobatic stunts, will also be missed next year. In September, 1920, 0111' Ship 01' State sailed up the Hgrade, onto the nHigh7y seas, with Fritz Stout in command. XVei'e we humble and tgreen' in that first year of our voyage? No indeed! We were too exveptional a group to be ignored by upper classmen. XVe held a weiiler roast that year which was voted suwexsful as a first social activity. During the second and third years of our voyage we miitilined to have the same ttStoutly and able leader. As Juniors we had a dance for ourselves and a movie and bake sale to raise money for our prom?y We sold vainly at all our games to increase the fund, with the result that we held a wonderful ltpromll for the Seniors at the Shamiopin Club in June, 1923. That same year we these Very good-looking class rings. But the waters are not always smooth. In November 01 our third year a most esteemed class-mate, Ellot Bunting, reached the end of his voyage 0n the high seas of life. As Seniors the captaincy of our ship changed hands when Tom MavGregm' was chosen to guide our vessel to harbor. As a class we held a very suwessfnl dance about the first of the year. tVe also gave several tmI-dances to raise money and sponsored the production of nH. M. S. Pinaforefl Our class play, tt'l'hc Importance of Being Earnest, was an exceedingly clever 0110. This year a Student Comieil was started, to which the Seniors contributed president and Vice-presidmit. This, in brief, is what we have accmnplished, but the very members of the class are our chief asset. There are usome that are brilliant and sume that are tall, some that are clever and some that are small. We are so closely linked to the school that not only can we say that some of the Juniors will miss some of the Seniors, but that all of the Seniors will miss all of B. A. H. S., and we hope B. A. H. S. will .miss us. 0. H. WWWWWWWUUWWQ h 731 n IEW ill in? 1 Eff WEE? n: D 7 ? 1M ELY 1 T51 531717331 e ' WW J mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Nineteen mm? 5;