Beaver High School - Shingas Yearbook (Beaver, PA)

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CHANDLER E. MCMILLAN, B.s., M.s., n. Ed. pf ,gb xl yy, SUPERINTENDENT or BEAVER AREA sci-lool.s WLMAZZ' Any period of transition is never easy. To undergo a change 'From four school districts oper- ating independently along some lines and col- lectively along others to a consolidated union re- quires many long hours of careful analyses, planning, and preparation. This is what the Beaver Area School District has recently com- pleted under the guidance of Dr. C. B. McMillan and a board of 22 directors. The work is not yet complete but under such capable leadership we can look forward to an even greater advance in education when the new high school building becomes a reality. The Class of T955 would like to express its gratitude to Dr. McMillan and the board for what they have done for us while we were in high school. Ruth E. Johnston, Secretary 14dminiA tration

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Kzwine A film JMMZM Wrwfmvi JOHN S. MCCLEMENTS Business Manager Mr. John S. McClements, Business Manager for the Beaver Area District, has assumed the responsibility of directing the financial aFFairs of the schools. He was employed during the past summer to take over these duties formerly con- ducted by the superintendent. From his oFfice in the high school building he quietly and em- ciently goes about the tasks of paying bills, making up payrolls, managing the cafeterias, handling purchasing contracts, and doing all things specifically business in their nature. Virginia Croyle, Secretary

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MR. CHARLES S. LINN A. B., M. ED. President's Cabinet S upel'17iAi0n Mr. Charles S. Linn, our senior high school principal, was to be found in a new setting this year. With the completion of the new addition to the old high school- his oFfice was moved to its new location. With more space and much more privacy, Mr. Linn and his efficient office stat? were able to go about their appointed tasks ot operating an ever expanding program of education. May we, the class ot 1955, pause here in our life, to sincerely thank Mr. Linn for the many kindnesses shown us, for the helping hands extended on many occasions, and for his wise, experienced counsel. We do appreciate all that he has done for us. May we also express our sin- cere thanks to Mrs. Mary Grove for the gracious and eFFicient manner in which she handles the 'lOOO and 'I roblems that 77Zwf!g!u'V0 confront her dails. Her quiet composure allays the fears of the most timid or quells the tur- bulent emotions of the most daring. 14 l ,gi Jsqilws