Western Beaver High School - Aurora Yearbook (Industry, PA)

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. iii: ' Ham.g..,,, FACULTY DEPARTMENT HEADS gather in the conference room with Miss Joyce Springer. She came to YVcstcrn to teach history after Mr Gallo entered the service. Llflulfy . . . Friends of Youth Many leaders of America have said that the chief in- fluence in their lives was a teacher who had been an in- spiration. Teachers, next to our parents, have the greatest opportunity to shape our lives. Their high idealism, de- votion to duty, and courtesy for all set an example for us. The senior class wishes to express its appreciation to the entire faculty of Western Beaver for all of the work they have done for us during the past two years. Their influence has been great. We are determined it will lead us to success. 22

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MR. FLUKE, our former guidance director, compiled a wealth of information and consulted it frequently. HANDICRAFTS are enjoyed daily in the Special Ed class. The students work with ease and pleasure. ua ance, urae, Speaa! gcfucaizon KYX ,vi W-iw JOHN W. HINEMAN, III PATRICIA MORETH MRS. EVELYN POWELL Guidance Director School Nurse Special Education The friendly atmosphere of our guidance department is an open invitation to all students. Their misgivings and problems are discussed freely. An extensive testing program is designed to give a continual How of informa- tion about each student. Our well-equipped health suite provides excellent medical care to students and faculty. When personal problems arise, the understanding nurse is ever ready to give aid. Her attractiveness helps to alleviate any hurt. Another phase of school life is the special education class. Here individual attention is stressed. Students are encouraged to express themselves freely. FIRST AID with a smile helps us forget all aches and pains