Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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1-il 1'l Lf t 533 , i Speed and accuracy are uppermost in the minds oi shorthand girls. Miss Zurcher teaches French to an attentive group ol girls. On the shoulders of the gym leaders rests much of the responsibility ol orderly, interesting gym classes. Bond salesmen again carry the school lar past its goal of 510.00 in the seven-week drive. George Choban and Douglas Nelson. Torch Honor members. make ready lor the rush ol coke-thirsty students.

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J QA e alll ozkecl Ev 5-def? 5 42N f UV Fifa I 'X - 5 i Soap sculptures, charcoal drawings, original all- over designs, paintings from still life and mod- els are among the accomplishments of art class members. Glee clubbers practice eagerly for the contest in April. Experiments add interest to discussions in the freshman science class. Mr. Bushnell prepares students for coveted posi- tions in the A band. 'D' day 'H'-hour -and faithful staff members add finishing touches to the Christmas Hummer.

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dim! r 9' 5 'T WX ' H j i r, ' , 'SQL .T la ll Nga: 1 H l i l fr 4 I . 1 Tr' l' ,LJ Q 'lx fx QT fi f Bennett Norrbo sent ten entries. including his drawing of the geometry class at work and a tan- tastic comic strip. to the National Scholastic Art Awards contest. Pat Griggs made her chic. aqua-and-black spring dress in the second-year Home Economics class. Hardwood lamps, sandwich trays, nut bowls, and platters represent only a few oi the tinished products oi Mr. Hollar's lathe class. Class mem- bers shown are Bob Nolt. Ralph Campbell. Ioe Lawer, and Iim Berger. Freshman students enioyed science experiments and made electrical devices of their own. Shown with their contrivances are: Iohnny Iacobs, Squire rel-cage rotor-motor: Nancy O'Connor and Betty Moshofsky. telegraph key and sounder: Louis Voorhies. simple direct current motor. some iufefze Ozea twe