Beaver High School - Shingas Yearbook (Beaver, PA)

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fn 14 predation The class of 56 extends its sincere appreciation to Mr. W. W. Paterick and Mrs. Ann Frye. Without their aid our class never would have accomplished its outstanding totals in the sale of magazines, candy and the Shingas. Mrs. Frye, as the very capable sponsor of the class for our last two years, has directed our efforts to two successful class proiects and the best Junior-Senior prom and Senior dance ever. Without her guiding hand and timely advice, we would never have managed to stay afloat on numerous occasions. She pitched in and helped with the prom decorations iust as enthusiastically as anyone else. We feel extremely lucky to have had Mrs. Frye as our sponsor. Mr. Paterick, as adviser of the Shingas, was the guiding influence in creating our book, which we believe to be one of the best ever. When the staff of the Shingas was in doubt about some phase of production, his long years of experience usually came up with sug- gestions to guide them over the rough spots. To you, Mrs. Frye and Mr. Paterick, the class of 'I956 offers its deepest gratitude and extends its best wishes for continued success and the best of luck in the future. 6

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l7reAen ting 010' 14 miniA tratvm DR. CHANDLER B. McMll.l.AN Superintenclentp Beaver Area Schools Once again the time arrives to express thanks to Dr. McMillan and the members of the board ot school directors for their help, guidance, and encouragement during our years in school. Were it not for their foresight in charting the way we might never accomplish our tasks nor be prepared for the future. We owe them a debt of gratitude which time alone will permit us to repay. Our thanks are also ex- pressed to Miss Johnson for all her eftorts in helping our class. MISS RUTH JOHNSON Secretary to the Superintendent 8