Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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Deans Build Counseling Program Dean of Boys Robert Perry Dean of Girls Miss Bernice Conoly, who has been one of Beaverton's most versatile teachers. now lends this ability to her counseling activi- ties. She assists girls with college and scholar- ship information, and becomes better acquaint- ed with them as advisor of Girls' League. In her newly established position Mrs. Margaret Fischer keeps I.B.M. scheduling records and makes appointments for students as well as doing typing for all counselors. Dean of Boys Mr. Robert Perry contributed greatly to lives of many boys through his coun- seling. His daily activities include work on col- lege placements and scholarships, and the col- lege visitation and career day programs which he helped organize at Beaverton. -- -3.- Dean of Girls Bernice Conoly

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Athletic Director Gene Freese Student Activities Director Arley Boyce Athletic Director Mr. Gene Freese is one of Beaverton's most respected and efficient voices. With other Metro League officials he has helped solve the problems of scheduling and athletic policy which arise nearly every year from increased league enrollment. BXTFE UU1 I'lCU1Ell ACllVlllBS UIFECTEU Arley Boyce, student activity director, looks up from the November activity schedule. Meetings, games, dances, and plays, essential in rounding gut the student's personality, occupy his busy ay. Student Activities Director Mr. Arley Boyce has a ready smile and an interest in developing good democratic leaders. His hectic schedule in- cludes advising all branches of student council, and scheduling of, and attendance at, nearly every Beaverton play, concert, and game. Y Wt

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22 ' ' IBM SYSiEIT1LlQl'1IBI'1S Ufline Staff Load Seated MI-S. Freda Knepp, payroll Clerk? MI-S. Mrs. Florence Snider, Superintendent's Secre- Letha Turner, District Accountantg and Bruce ta1'Yf and MTS- Grace Paulus, S9?1'F3taIfY, 109k Cornell, Finance and Purchasing Agent, are 0V,91' the map Of the D1'0P0S9d llU1f1Cat10H d1S- shown with some of the newly acquired office tflct- equipment at the District Office. The difficult job of coordinating dis- trict affairs is carried out efficiently in the far officev across Erickson Street. From this office the personnel purchase supplies, issue payrolls, and record end- less quantities of the important com- munications Which keep Beaverton and Sunset High Schools abreast of Board decisions. , , .. ,,.., fff- fc-fs W M -M 'P ' 1 ---W Qm..mw. ,.,., - wmMmw.., ii i IH --r.li F r i tml ,, 411 I -, ,,