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

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Above: Donald Cowher, Calvin Noel, Carl Dressel and Shir! Dillon clamping. Below: Wm. Griffin handling a lathe Mr. ludqe explaining the specifications of cr drawing io Karl Miles. PHE FALCON Page 20

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l LUVING Somewhere out there in that Great Beyond Where the skies are always blue, We gave a girl to our Maker there, Because He wanted her, too. Our thoughts are often lonely, And many times we are bluep We keep thinking of you always And say a prayer tor you. . At night when stars are shining Like a million lights above, Away down here we wonder Whether you hear our message of love. You see we are very lonely, And at times we are rather blue: We thought we'd take a little time To say, Dear One, we miss you. When the dusk is softly falling, And He spreads the blanket ot peace, We hope you're very happy And that your joys may never cease. HE EMBHA EE t Y Q .. - , . . ' 'slr EVELYN EDMONDSON Junior, aged 17 Killed August E. 1942 Mary I. Groshok IOYCE ETHEL ROTT Sophomore, aged 15 Killed February 4, 1941 Violent, accidental deaths claimed the lives of two highly respected and popular members of the class of 1943. The breaking of a cable of a park swing in which Evelyn Edmondson was riding was responsible for throwing her to the ground and fracturing her skull. Death resulted soon afterwards. A crash at the Bald Eagle railroad crossing between the Lehigh Express and the automobile in which Ioyce Rott was riding with her sister was re- sponsible for the death of both. THE FALCON Page 19

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CHEER FOR VICTORY NIGHT CLASS or ADULTS By attending class from 4:00 p. rn. to 8:00 p. m. for a period of three months, this group of adults completed courses in Drafting and Machine Shop Work. All of these trainees were soon absorbed by war industries. The instructor Cqentleman in White? was Mr. Wilkinson. TI-IE FALCON Page 21