Beaver High School - Shingas Yearbook (Beaver, PA)

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67 nance fficefzs Left to Right: J. Ralph Patterson, W. Edgar Kaye, Charles R. Snitger, W, Scott Moore, Jr., Solicitor, G. A. McCormick, Superintendent of Schools, Harold F. Reed, President of Board, Isabella Kenah, Secretary, Virgil E. Bennett, W, Glenn Anderson, Claude l-l. Nelson, Cwlen Uflehindl the nont These are the men who plot the course for the camp. Providing ways and means for necessary camp equipment, securing new training officers when needed, setting up the yearly calendar lwhich includes the furloughsl and approving all other administrative matters falling within their jurisdiction, ln all, their efforts are put forth to ful- fill a major objective of education, namely, to pro- vide a better, enlarged and practical program to fit the various needs of all future citizens, The Board of School Directors meet in regular monthly session the second Tuesday of each cal- endar month at seven o'clock in the office of the Superintendent of Schools. The Board is organ- ized into four standing committees, Education, Finance, Activities, and Building and Grounds. The function of each committee is indicated by its title and is for the purpose of facilitating the work of the Board. Each committee consists of three mem- bers with the President of the Board as ex-officio member. A Board member is elected for a term of six years by public election and serves without com- pensation. Messrs. Reed, Bennett, Kaye, and Ander- son are serving their second terms, while Messrs. Patterson, Nelson, and Snitger are in their first term. Beaver Borough School District is extremely fortunate in being represented by citizens of such ability and prominence. We, the class of l942, extend our sincere thanks to these men whose vision has been a better edu- cational program.

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9 oafzalof Sftzategy Each year it becomes increasingly difficult to vary the manner of expressing thanks and appreciation to the advisers of the class. Many are those who have used more flowery phrases and candied expressions than we are capable of doing but certainly none were ever more sincere than we are when we say to Mrs. Cummins and Mr, Paterick: For using your time and effort unstintingly and cheer- fully on behalf of our many class projects - Birch, Senior Carnival, Memorial, Announcements, Banquet and Dance - we are indeed grateful and appreciative. To you Mrs. Cummins we extend our sincere thanks for your contribution in guiding our Class Play to such glorious heights of success. To you Mr. Paterick we owe much for your untiring efforts and wise counsel in supervising the building of this, our Shingas of 1942. ..6,.

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