Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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Crash! Bang! Ah-hah! They have cap- tured the ferocious tiger. Don't get excited. lt is only the Pep Club giving one of its many stunts to help create pep and enthusiasm. An elaborate costume stunt, given in Feb- ruary, comparing the medieval tournaments to those of the present day, Was very colorful and highly successful. Members, who are chosen from the sopho- more, junior, and senior classes, express their desire to be in the club and a committee then chooses those who seem best titted for Pep Club work. The club is under the capable supervision of Miss Barnes and Miss lrwin. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President George Gordon President ........................ Bill See Vice President Grace Larson Vice-President .............. Maxine Cady Secretary Treasurer Inez Miller Secretary-Treasurer .... Kathryn Thompson QI.-

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GEORGE GOHDGN iNEZ WU-ER H 1 . ' . N what My Sg r.. Y .. Get those stories in! Where's the headline chart? Somebody write a good feature for the front page. So ran the line of shop talk in roo ' d m six uring the past year, for it is the production room of the Beaverton Hummer, the monthly school publication. The Hummer is one of the two Oregon high school newspapers to hold an all-American rating with the National Scholastic Press Association in the l94l first semester critical service. ln addition, the Quill and Scroll Society has awarded it first class honors. Much credit is due George Gordon d l an nez Miller for their splendid work in editing the ten issues published this year and for their efficiency in directing the work of their small but compact staff. Bud H e vita office of business manager, having succeeded in making possible the use of numerous expensive cuts during the cour year. ite and Hallie lean Pace have ably filled th l se of the The group is under the advisorshi f M p o iss Barnes, who was last year's state president of the Quill and Scroll Society. Among the outstanding activities of the staff was a trip taken by nine delegates and Miss Barnes to the annual high school press conference held in Eugene in October.

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Size, color, creed, or personality can not bar one from Girl Reserve membership. A most democratic organization, this club is open to all sophomore, junior and senior girls. Among the projects sponsored by this group were: a turkey raffle, a patriotic party, and a Birthday Party, candy sales, and sev- eral firesides. The girls enjoyed relationships with sur- rounding clubs through conferences at New- berg and Reed College, a Dad and Daughter banquet and a St. Patrick's tea at Hillsboro. The cabinet composed of heads of commit- tees and elected officers makes up the execu- tive body. Miss Woughter and Miss Conoly are advisors. OFFICERS President ........... Annabelle Moshofsky Secretary Nancy Iunor Vice-President . .. ........ Gladys Berger Treasurer Lorraine Olson IIE- LQ 51.1-f-Q