Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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It is the sincere hope of the 1941 Beaver Staff that this volume may stand as a monument to the history of the alma mater, that it may he an inspiration to successive staffs, and that it may be a source of pleasant memories to those Whom it may reach. P'

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1 Sept. 9-4School Opens. Freshmen first, to try the air: Eventually we all were there. Sept. 13-Country Football Opener. They tried the Orange cmd Black to stop, But Beaverton emerged on top. Oct. 23-Fire Squad Initiation. With bibs and bonnets and puzzled iaces The neophytes went through their paces. Nov. 8-Girl Reserve Party. The bashful t?l girls procured their dates And brought them here to learn their fates. Nov. 15-Sophomore Skating Party. The crowd enjoyed the thrills and spills, But, oh, next morning-aches and ills. Nov. 29-Student Body Dance. W Oldsters, youngsters, parents, and teachers Iammed the gym and filled the bleachers. December-Influenza Epidemic. Flu bugs fly, students cry, No one in class--my, my, my. Dec. 12-20-Christmas Relief Drive. We brought our gifts to bring more cheer To those whose Yuletide might be drear. Dec. 20-Jem: 6-Christmas Vacation. Our holidays over, we came back to report- That two weeks' vacation is much too short! Ian. 3--County Basketball Opener. To get the season initiated, This annual meet originated. Ian. 13-Student Body Election. When the brief but earnest campaign was spent, We chose the heads oi our government. Ian. 20-End oi Semester. We crammed and burned the midnight oil, Our cards revealed the extent oi toil. Feb. 5-Talent Show. From trumpet solo to declamation, They heard our talent presentation. Feb. 25-Mar. 3-Basketball Tournament. Tigers, Bulldogs, Vikings, all, Spartons, too, Beavers did fall. April 9-Hobby Show. We brought our snapshots, stamps, and bugs, Our mothers showed their spoons and rugs. April 25-Iunior Prom. All the juniors and seniors arrive To try to do the jumpin' jive. May 2-Senior Play. Orchids to Miss Sanford for her skillful direction Oi That Crazy Smith Family, the senior production May 3--District Track Meet. They planned to hold tradition up By the winning of the district cup. May 18-Baccalaureate. We've had our fun: at times We've played: We're solemn now in gowns arrayed. May 23-Commencement. Your high school days are at an end But learning, never, my ambitious friendl