Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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--nvm-Q-vie-t- '5SwR Bedecked in their best bibs and bonnets, a battery of bawling babes bolted their bottles of B grade. Thus were fourteen neophytes introduced into the Fire Squad, an organization that has proved itself an important cog in the high school machine. Under the advisorship of Mr. Metzler the Fire Squad made special efforts this year to improve its fire drills. Fire prevention blanks were distributed among the students for their use in checking fire hazards in their own homes. In addition, the organization presented a movie, The Barefoot Boy . ' First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Chief .............................. ..... B ill Foster Chief ....................................... lack See lst Lieutenant ,.... ............. .....,.. I a ck See lst Lieutenant.. . . .,.................... Dick Randall lst Captain ...... .... D ick Randall lst Captain .... ..... L ouis Wilson 2nd Captain ...... .... . . . .... Louis Wilson 2nd Captain.. . . ........................ lesse Sipe 3rd Captain ...................... .......... I esse Sipe Srd Captain. ............................ Monte Meyers Miss Duff, where can I find information on cooperatives? How do you use the vertical file? These and similar queries are often heard in the library. An unusually large staff, under the supervision of Miss Duff, has been striving to bring the library up to a high standard. New books have been added, the classification and arrangement improved, and the students have been instructed in proper use of library facilities through the cooperation of the English classes and the staff. 4131

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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 -

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wwwswvw' What does G. A. A. stand tor? Could it be glamorously attractive athletes? No. lt's the Girls' Athletic Association composed ot all those girls who enjoy active sports. Under the guidance ot Miss Dutt, the G. A. A., now three years old, is rapidly becoming more popular each year. The girls earn letters by meeting the requirements and participating in certain sports. The otticers tor the year have been: First semester-president, AnnaBelle Moshotskyp vice-president, Vivian Eggersg secretary, Elizabeth Iones. Second semester-president, Vivian Eggers, vice-president, Elizabeth Ionesg secretary, Eunice Hemrich. Helpful, trustworthy, reliable, and dependable are all words descriptive of the gym leaders. These girls handle the class during Miss Dutt's absence. They have tull charge of the girls' locker room, keeping it as neat as possibley they check gym clothes out, take roll, and do many other little things that keep the classes running smoothly. The gym leaders are: Elizabeth lones, May Cosola, Vivian Eggers, lnez Miller, Lorna Carey, Caroline Haberly, Ianet Ackerman, Viola Burke, and Sally Ferguson.