Farrell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Farrell, PA)

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|Jage 2ft 1924 iii cmuru's Oft I remember those whom I have known In other days, to whom my heart was led As by a magnet and who are not dead, But, absent, and their memories overgrown With other thoughts and troubles of my own. As graves with grasses are and at their head The Stone with moss and lichens so o’erspread, Nothing is legible but the name alone. And is it so with them? After long years, Do they remember me in the same way, And is memory pleasant as to me? I fear to ask; yet wherefore are my fears? Pleasantness like flowers may wither and decay, And yet the root perennial may be Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Aitfmiraplis r»f (Our (JLJnssmntrs

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ni24 HrflrrtoB lagc tit (51. Gertrude Sabo “Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. ’ 02. Margaret Sage “Modesty is a candle to thy merit. 03. Florence Schell “Happy am I— from care I'm free, Why ain’t they all contented like me?” 04. Francis Shields “To be efficient in a quiet way, That is my aim throughout each day.” Of). Harry Shilling “In life I found a lot of fun, But when there is work I get it done.” 00. Eva Smiley “A sweet attractive kind of ‘grace', Continual comfort in her face.” 07. Bessie Smith “A perfect woman, nobly planned, To warm, to comfort, to command. ’ 08. Agnes Sparano “As full of spirit as the month of May.” 0!). Andrew Stacey “Don t flinch, don't foul; hit the line hard.” 70. Edith He m a ley ‘She is just the quiet kind, Whose nature never varies.” 71. William Thomas “To strive is worthy, to achieve is nobler still.” 7 ?. George Wachter “Thought is the property of men who can property use it; and for those who can adequately place it.” 73. Edward Walker “He that can have patience can have what he will.” 74. William White “Bashful once, but never again.” 75. Cleopatra Williams ‘ The deepest rivers, have the least sound.” 70 James Williams “He blushes. All is safe.” 77. Christine Wilson “Her words do show her wit incomparable.” 78. Fred Wilson ‘ Common sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom.” 1 9 2

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Ii'24 jRfflertiift .'aiic 21 enrur ikss ©ccitrrs Pitesident................. Vice President............. Secretary.................. Claes Treasurer............ Faculty Treasurer of Class. ...James R. Lyons ....Dorothy Jarrett Catherine Johnson Hilda H, Houovitz -Mr. J. D. Shearer Name Lucille Adair Mary Ba.’rd Anna Balluch Paul BeHarry Eva Bernard Mae Bhe Charles Burgoon Joe Chervinko Clara Christman Tressa Danessa Alice Davis Ophelia Davis Sam Destefan Virginia DiSilvio Sophia Dobrowsky Ruvh Eisenberg Gertrude Epstein Anna Evans Helen Fleet Jeannette Freedman Mildred Freedman Virginia Grande Joe Greenberger Ellis Haizlip Mildred Hazlett Verne Heges Alton Heiges Max Heiz'ler Archie Henderson Freda Herskovitz Tressa Hoizinger Hilda Horovitz Dorothy Jarrett Catherine Johnson Morris Kirschenbaum Frank Kreaps Amy Kruisselbrink Edith Lawrence Tudor Lewis RO-STER OF CLASS OKI!! Course Academic Academic Commercial Industrial Academic Academic Academic Industrial General Commercial Commercial Academic Industrial Commercial Commercial Academic Academic Commercial Commercial Academic Commercial Commercial Academic Academic Academic Academic Academic Academic Academic Academic Commercial Academic Academic Commercial Academic Academic Academic Commercial Academic Address 612 Bond St. West Middlesex Hickory Township 1004 Greenfield Ave. 400 Hamilton Ave. 317 Fruit Ave, 939 Wallis Ave. 309 Florida St. 1103 Spearman Ave. 737 Hamilton Ave. Wheatland Pa. 217 Fruit Ave. 700 Union St, 931 Emerson Ave. 234 Emerson Ave. 1222 Haywood St. 902 Spearman Ave, Wheatland, Pa. Wheatland, Pa. 635 Darn Ave. 635 DaiT Ave. 1132 Haywood St. 1125 Haywood St. 1034 Hamilton Ave. 1008 Fruit Ave, Wheatland, Pa. Wheatland, Pa. 1121 Lee Ave, 318 Fruit Ave. 1222 Haywood St. 1154 Fruit Ave. 917 Darr Ave, 1209 Haywood St. 700 French St. 1111 Spearman Ave. 1234 Haywood St, 341 Shenango Blvd. 919 Wallis Ave, 1016 Fruit Ave,