Tyrone Area High School - Falcon Yearbook (Tyrone, PA)

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QMMQMM THE FALCON 1,QfxfmfiM Evelyn' Yingling Lem Zindel Evelyn can read and Writeg she can May, P19 9- 5 a T1 t also Walk 01. 1-uni memories never end, But what Evelyn In TYTOH3 High enjoys i s h a v i n g' Leln was our friend, loads of fun. GRADUATE STUDENTS Basile Mannino John Shollenberger It's not the lui n iet noisy bird that Oni Samui? d qu ' gets the worm. , A wise ni a n h e . A gentleman, S11'S, has learned to be. is the only term. Melville Burget fEnte1'ed at Mid-Yearj Always a pal at beck and call As you may guess, he's liked by all. Senior Class Song The Senior girls are great, There's none that you could hateg Let's give :L wink, boys. to one you're near. XVl1en it comes to sports and fun, It's the Senior boys who'x'e won. l,et's give a wink, girls, to anyone. l'Ve're happy and guy, funny that way- In love with school days that pay, Xlfonclerin' why all Tyrone High can't be that way. The class of '30 is- The best there has been yet, So let's keep painting the class with sunshine. ' mruzmilei MMM.Mf 1930 , M ,ALM A M ,A Page thirty

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M M M THE FALCON mam rg Guy Thompson Grace Wilt Guy is as gallant Fair of form, and as the- knight of old fair of face, Bright and merry, H a p p y , with a we treasure him smiling grace. gold. Lat 98 QU Q8 Eleanor Turnbaugh Her virtues are Ruth Wilt many, her faults are f She's the type you ew, like to see- And to those who know her, sl1e'll ever be true. Pretty, graceful, happy, and free. L-2 at Lf' Virginia Wallace Carl Woleslagle His going leaves a space that none can fillg There is some- thing sweet about your wayg He always works and does things with a will. We like you bet- ter every day. ,gt ,sz 75? .23 Bond Way James Wolfe His hair is red, his Never very jolly, eyes are blueg never very sad, smart without a fol- ly-a most unusual lad. He is a Sheik, but studies too?? M1930 MV M M Page tweizty-nine

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Mmmmmmggggwo THE FALCON AMM MMM IN MEMGRIAM RUTH XYATSON MARTHA MABEL HARRIS Clzmsslnate Teacher of English .lforgive our grief for ones removed Thy creatures, whom we found so fair. ' NVe trust they live in thee, and there XYe'll hncl them worthier to be loved. -Tennyson IQLQIMMMMM M MAMA 1930 EMM.. M MM I Page thirty-one