Beverly Frye was born Thursday, September 25th, 1924 in Windber, Somerset County, Pennsylvania. Her parents were John Hobson and Verda Lavina (Baumgardner) Frye. She was later joined by two brothers. She graduated from Johnstown High School in 1942, having served as the yearbook editor. She went on to study at Westminster College, graduating in 1947.
TEACHER SPOTLIGHT - Miss Beverly Frye
Miss Frye is originally from Johnstown, Pa, and is a graduate of Westminster College. For several years she served as a professional in Girl Scouts, working in public relations, establish day camps, supervising wilderness trips and training volunteers in Michigan, Pennsylvania and New York.
Utilizing her journalism major, she wrote for a weekly newspaper for a year. A desire to be closer to children led Miss Frye to enter the Intensive Teacher Training Program at S.U.N.Y., New Paltz.
She taught in Johnstown and Tarrytown, N.Y. prior to coming to Wantagh in 1959. She has taught fourth, fifth and sixth grade in the Wantagh School, enjoying all those levels but admitting some favoritism toward sixth.
Miss Frye is reluctant to leave the children but is looking forward to spending hours at her easel painting; reading a long list of "when I have time" books and taking courses. She enjoys tennis and gardening and hopes to have more time for both. She is anticipating an active, exciting and challenging life.
TEACHER SPOTLIGHT - Miss Beverly Frye
Miss Frye is originally from Johnstown, Pa, and is a graduate of Westminster College. For several years she served as a professional in Girl Scouts, working in public relations, establish day camps, supervising wilderness trips and training volunteers in Michigan, Pennsylvania and New York.
Utilizing her journalism major, she wrote for a weekly newspaper for a year. A desire to be closer to children led Miss Frye to enter the Intensive Teacher Training Program at S.U.N.Y., New Paltz.
She taught in Johnstown and Tarrytown, N.Y. prior to coming to Wantagh in 1959. She has taught fourth, fifth and sixth grade in the Wantagh School, enjoying all those levels but admitting some favoritism toward sixth.
Miss Frye is reluctant to leave the children but is looking forward to spending hours at her easel painting; reading a long list of "when I have time" books and taking courses. She enjoys tennis and gardening and hopes to have more time for both. She is anticipating an active, exciting and challenging life.
Beverly Frye was born Thursday, September 25th, 1924 in Windber, Somerset County, Pennsylvania. Her parents were John Hobson and Verda Lavina (Baumgardner) Frye. She was later joined by two brothers. She graduated from Johnstown High School in 1942, having served as the yearbook editor. She went on to study at Westminster College, graduating in 1947.
TEACHER SPOTLIGHT - Miss Beverly Frye
Miss Frye is originally from Johnstown, Pa, and is a graduate of Westminster College. For several years she served as a professional in Girl Scouts, working in public relations, establish day camps, supervising wilderness trips and training volunteers in Michigan, Pennsylvania and New York.
Utilizing her journalism major, she wrote for a weekly newspaper for a year. A desire to be closer to children led Miss Frye to enter the Intensive Teacher Training Program at S.U.N.Y., New Paltz.
She taught in Johnstown and Tarrytown, N.Y. prior to coming to Wantagh in 1959. She has taught fourth, fifth and sixth grade in the Wantagh School, enjoying all those levels but admitting some favoritism toward sixth.
Miss Frye is reluctant to leave the children but is looking forward to spending hours at her easel painting; reading a long list of "when I have time" books and taking courses. She enjoys tennis and gardening and hopes to have more time for both. She is anticipating an active, exciting and challenging life.
TEACHER SPOTLIGHT - Miss Beverly Frye
Miss Frye is originally from Johnstown, Pa, and is a graduate of Westminster College. For several years she served as a professional in Girl Scouts, working in public relations, establish day camps, supervising wilderness trips and training volunteers in Michigan, Pennsylvania and New York.
Utilizing her journalism major, she wrote for a weekly newspaper for a year. A desire to be closer to children led Miss Frye to enter the Intensive Teacher Training Program at S.U.N.Y., New Paltz.
She taught in Johnstown and Tarrytown, N.Y. prior to coming to Wantagh in 1959. She has taught fourth, fifth and sixth grade in the Wantagh School, enjoying all those levels but admitting some favoritism toward sixth.
Miss Frye is reluctant to leave the children but is looking forward to spending hours at her easel painting; reading a long list of "when I have time" books and taking courses. She enjoys tennis and gardening and hopes to have more time for both. She is anticipating an active, exciting and challenging life.
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