Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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ml - , 4,, Assistant Principal Arus Bird In charge of student faculty relations, Mr. Arus Bird has admirably handled probably the most difficult position at any high school. Due large- ly to his efforts, Beaverton has remained a school known for the closeness and cooperation between students and faculty members. H --ff 1s+:asfngg5gia,: me, ...U . - 1 erii'ee risl so . in Mr. Arus Bird, assistant principal, is pictured as he talks with a parent concerning a student's program. Curriculum Research D Ted Van Buren Director of curriculum research Mr. Ted Van Buren has been one of Beaverton's best liked and most effective teachers for years. Recently promoted, he has contributed to the curriculum evaluation program through studies of the col- lege and business successes of Beaverton Alum- ni. a DlI'EClU1 S UOU1 Ell1'lEtE STUCIERT AElT.I11IACHElE1'I'1lC Pl'UQ1 81'I'1

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PTA President Mrs. Karl Neupert plans for up- coming PTA board meeting, as which the agen- da for the next general meeting will be ironed Out- A parent pays his dollar and receives a mem- PTA BEDS PEPEHIS, TE8ChEI'S I1'1fU1'mBEi Mrs. Carl Steckmest, Mrs. Clarance Rost, Mrs. Gerald Grey, President Mrs. Karl Neupert, Mr. John Dimond, Mrs. Bernard McCue, and Mrs. Thomas Guerin meet in the faculty lunch room to plan the agenda for one of their meetings. bership card for the P.T.A. Membership was held prior to the back-to-school meeting. The Parent-Teacher Association, com- posed of parents and teachers interested in the student's welfare, works toward a firm relationship between the home, the pupil, and the school. With this in mind, the association makes certain that its members are well-informed of school hap- penings. Speakers at the monthly meet- ings discuss various subjects that are of interest to parents of Beaverton students.

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Audio-visual Aids Director John Needham Audio-visual aids director Mr. John Needham has been known for years for his work as Hum- mer advisor. With the increasing use of audio- visual aids, however, his room has become a clearing house for films, tapes and slides on nearly every subject. Miss Sanford helps register a student in one of the popular adult education classes. Such var- 1ed offerings as Spanish, woodworking and small boat navigation fill the curriculum. Adult Education Director Miss Geraldine San- ford is also the senior member of Beaverton's English staff. Now almost entirely concerned with the rapidly expanding adult education pro- gram, which she has seen grow to two hundred eighty enrollment, Miss Sanford takes charge of registrations, fees, and selection of teachers. Adult Education Director Geraldine Sanford