Farrell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Farrell, PA)

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1924 ItcflerttfiJ ngr 27 Class ©filters Junior President .... Junior Vice-President Junior Secretary ...... Junior Treasurer .... .... Carroll Nolan Lucien Brunette Margaret Weller . Miss Matthews •'IMOR CLASS ROSTER Addis, Elsie Armour Donald BeHarry, Anna Eernard, Andrew Brunet, Lucien Turns. Jeanette Carine, Mary Chiccarini, John Constantine. Louise Craig, Augusta Craig, Notlcla Cuitrie, Madeline Gagl ardo William Green, Lewis Greenbaum, Rose Gross, Blanche Guffey, Charles Harrington Ora Hetra, Anna Hitchings, Alice Jamison, Jean Klein. Beulah Kozai Mollie Leinberger, Mildred Markovitz, Hilda Miller, Mildred Monaca. Ida Moore Catherine Moses, Joe Muntean, Andy Nolan, Carroll Nugenjt, Ida Pintar, William Pritchard, Margaret Reese, Margaret Rosenberg, Edward Sarcinella. John Schmidt. John Skuse, Myrtle Smith, George Thompson, Warren Weller, Margaret

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fhtge 26 ilcflertnil 1624 Then we see Helen Fleet starting for England to take up the position of governess to the Young Prince of Wales. Julia Lucas is accompanying her as she is to become the Secretary for the Prince of Wales. They were always good pals, and had to go abroad together. That ends the programme so Aimee, Marie and I leave feeling that we are very well informed concerning the old Classmates. The Motion pictures certainly are wonderful and we thanked them for the information we had just received. A. W. K —M. W. 1 . —G. W: S: ’24 “THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE” (The experience of many Senior Boys) “She was a blushing country lass, And he. a farmer lad. They both to school did daily go, And each meeting made them glad. But ere the time did pass away, Their meetings were less few, For of him she soon did tire, And w:fh him would have aught to do. The weary lad kept plodding on, His past love to regain. But cruelly Fate did with him play, Mis eff orts were in vain Thi.u many months the poor lad toiled, And everyday grew graver. But she, of anoother fonder grew Who’d give his life to save her. But fickle was the newer love. And from the lass did wonder: The poor girl’s heart did heavy grow. Her plans were wrought asunder. Time passed on as e’er before, Forgotten were the lovers, In opposite pathways each did turn, Their tho’ts were e’er of others. But again the pang of love returned. And with it the lad grew bolder, As a modern Apollo, speaks to his love, Such were the stories he told her. Then Cupid did pierce her heart cruelly. And to the dear lad did she flee, So we find that each who desperately tries To him in the end comes the Victory.” L. M. B. ‘24.

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THE JUNIOR CLASS Our Under-classmen are felling a sense of pride in their more mature superiors. Let us put forth every effort that this loyal admiration may not be shaken.