Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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, . 11,1 2 There's Music in the Air every morning at Beaverton Hi With four large musical groups, band, orchestra, drum corps, and the glee clubs, practicing daily. The band, under the instruction of Mr. Bushnell, has enjoyed an action-packed year beginning with a trip to the State Fair with the Iournal luniors in September. The 35 members journeyed to Newberg on April l7 and l8 for the annual state band contest. The invitational Band Festival at Hillsboro was attended for the third consecutive year by the local groups. The band participates annually in the Rose Festival parade. The group enjoyed making a recording for the Phil Moll music company during an assembly. Three drum majorettes, Pat McClure, Mildred Yates, and Phyllis Foe, head the brightly- uniformed unit in marching performances. Decked out in flashing new uniforms, the drum and bugle corps has attracted the greatest attention since its organization tour years ago by Mr. Bushnell. The corps presented a colorful picture in its initial performance in uniform at the music concert on lanuary l7. lts popularity increased with marching drills in the Hillsboro band w B 1.37.31

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, ,Engl sf-- Ten new members were inducted into the Hi-Y at the special ceremony held last tall at Oregon City. To the list of regular activities the organization has added the supplying of garbage cans around school and a special handicraft project which is planned to include all the students. Much credit for tne active term should be given to Mr. Duncan, advisor, whose Whole- hearted cooperation inspired the boys. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester President ................. George Gordon President ..................... Bob Barnes Vice-President ........ .... F red Lehman Vice-President ........ . . Skeex Rhine Secretary-Treasurer . . . .... Dick Willis Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . Floyd Malm The Winged B is an honorary athletic organization with membership open to any boy who has earned a letter in sports competition. It was organized last year under the leadership of Coach Cook. OFFICERS President ...... ....... D ick Willis Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . Floyd Malm Vice-President . . . .... Rudolph Huserik Sergeant-at-Arms .... .... D ick Randall A A ,N .Z ,,,A F ,W ,,, z Wr. ,i,sWs ::,,. - ..,. ,sm -.:., ..,.., , ....:,.,: T W , f, My E tm -' , .,,, f .,., 1 ,4 I l' films ' 3 .:.. .. H .1 I I -