Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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International Relations League, a club which in- vestigates foreign cultures, has been extremely ac- tive throughout the year. Holly Heid,and Martha Robinson, participants in the Lewis and Clark College foreign exchange program spoke on Mexi- co and Peru, enriching the club's knowledge of Southern cultures. The club also jointly sponsored a potluck dinner with Panamero, Beaverton's Span- ish club. They and guests from VVilson High School's I.R.L. were privileged to hear a speech by a consul from Venezuela. In addition, they Worked on a aftergame dance, Cupid,s Night Out which was presented in conjunction with the Latin Club. l.R.L. member, Burt Matthies, displays the dress of Paki- stani women at one of the regular club meetings. This was only one of the numerous demonstrations viewed by I.R.L. members. 9.R.E. Studies flniernaiional Problems I.R.L. members are Row 1: Sully Nunn, Eileen Fromer, Kny Kuntz, Suzi Stem, Harriet Russell, Bill Ott, Coni Cole, Steve McLaughlin, Vice President, Sarah Baker, Barb Xveisfield, Vernice Kier, Treas- urer. Row 2: Mrs. Esta Smith, Advisor, Carol Sly, Mary Lou Pederson, Kathy Hnmilton, Shelby Hudson, Carolyn VVood, Janette Hunt. Tanet Humpherey. Patty Ehlvn Kathy Cunningham, Ruth Zeller, Shirley Black, Pam Melicek. Row 3: john Baker, 'l'om Liven- good, Claudia Kreitzer, Bart Mntthies, Arlene Needham, Mike VVherity, Susi Huegli, Patrice Vivet, Mary Burki, Sandi Thorvil- son, Scott Taylor, President, Steve Spring, Bill Elder, Shirley O'Neill, Teryl Heater.

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3asces Provides flnsignt to Ancient Rome Fasces, Beavertonis Latin Club, once again suc- cessfully completed numerous projects. This year the club elected to join the Junior Classical League, a nationwide organization which promotes the stu- dy of the classical languages. In addition, they participated in school activities by selling conces- sions at a basketball game, constructing a Home- coming float, VVhip the Mustangs, depicting a Beaver charioteer driving two Mustangs,', and presenting an aftergame dance in conjunction with I.R.L. During the annual banquet, held in the spring, a king and queen were elected from rep- resentatives of each Latin class. The nominees were chosen for their scholastic ability and service to the club. Latin Club's float for Homecoming depicted a Roman chariot, the driver of which was VVhipping the Mus- tangs . The effort put forth by Fasces members in com- pleting this float was typical of their support of all the club's activities. sw Latin Club Members are Row 1: Tom Miles, Vice President, Snndy Linda Dairs, Kris Radditz, Ann Sisson, Cynthia Price, Trensurerg Sheets, Candy Finger, Reporterg Janis Johnson, Secretaryg Susan Carol Oberlander, Sally Daird, Craig Brown. Row 4: Karen Ras- Sanders, Bruce Cochran. Row 2: Pat Angell, Laurie Darrow, Beet mussen, Nancy Miller, Signs Sinnerud, Alex Powers. Not Pictured: Vagn. Elaine Schevenius, Barbara La Forge. Loella Dunford. Row 3: Carol Sly, President.

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F.T.A. members are Row 1: Coni Cole, Barbara Hood, Linda Col- lins, Dick Anderson, Linda Ponsford, Barbara Lewis, Carol Zakus Lorelle Bennett, Ian McCrae, Scott Burns. Row 2: Linda Nanker: vis, Karen Scheller, Nelda Inskeep, Marian Evans, Marlene Peter- son, Joyce Miller, Pam Brueckner. Row 3: Rosemarie Kwiatlcowslci, Martha Stovall Linda Thurber, Carolyn Aplanalp, President, Ruth Harris, Secretary-Treasurer, Helen Brown, Reporter-Historiang Dianne Rodenbiker, Sara Dunlap, Linda Zomes. Not pictured: Loella Smith, Vice President. 3.5.A. Qnvesiigaies 5eacHing Hield Future Teachers of America, a club formed for students interested in teaching careers, is an active organization at Beaverton High School. F.T.A.'s many activities included reports for the State Con- ference and various movies. A tour through Ridgewood Grade School greatly enlightened members on the aspects of grade school teaching. Reports and a film on the Peace Corps added to the year's activities. In the Spring, new members were installed. Carolyn Aplanalp, F.T.A. President, spent many hours working to co-ordinate her club's activities. Conferences with the club advisor, Mrs. Knispel, and agenda planning for meetings are only a few of the duties of her office.