Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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As Assistant Principal, Mr. Arus Bird helps Bea- verton maintain its close student-faculty relation- ships. He counsels students, supervises report card methods, takes charge of disciplinary problems, ar- ranges for substitute teachers and oversees ticket selling for athletic contests along with his other duties. Capatile Headers Quzcle Students Working as Director of Athletics, Mr. Gene F reese co-ordinates the athletic activities of Beaverton and Sunset high schools along with district ele- mentary schools. At Beaverton he heads the physi- cal education department as well as teaching the subject to sophomores. Miss Geraldine Sanford, Adult Education Princi- pal, determines the courses to be offered, registers students, organizes classes, and attends state meet- ings on the adult program. She also acts as a co- ordinator between the administration and the com- munity with the improvement of the schoolis public relations her major goal. In addition she teaches a number of senior English classes. 20 4

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Sxecuiive Qroups Unite to Direct School Affairs Trying to involve parents in the behind-the-scenes work of Beaverton high and the community is the main function of the Parent Teachers' Association. To promote this program a monthly newsletter is published and sent to all parents of Beavertorfs students informing them of coming meetings and other activities of the P.T.A. In addition, the P.T.A. contributes generously to the foreign exchange program and provides a scholarship for a deserv- ing senior. Mrs. jack Day, P.T.A. president, works at home on up- coming projects executed throughout the year by the or- ganization. P.T.A. Board memhers are from left: Mrs. Doris Barron, Mr. Roger Berg, Mrs. Norma Todoroff, Mrs. Ellen Bur- ton, Mrs. Marilou Kay, Mrs. Joyce Nordling, Mrs, Sarah Nash, Mrs. Gertrude Berg, Mrs. Neidra Johaningmeier.

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As Activity Director, Mr. Arley Boyce supervises and co-ordinates Beavertoifs activity program and is a serious advocate of student participation. Dur- ing the summer he makes up the activity calendar for the following year as well as being very active as summer school principal. In addition to these duties, Mr. Boyce teaches classes in retailing and selling and in functional business. Mr. Robert Perry, as director of all counseling activities advises Boys' League and American Field Service and provides material for students concern- ing vocations, colleges and scholarships. He is also in charge of college visitations and the ad- ministration of PSAT tests. Miss Bernice Conoly counsels girls on both academic and personal problems, She also advises the Girls' League and is a member of the A.F.S. committee which sched- ules foreign student speakers. M Head counselor, Mr. Robert Perry, looks on as Miss Ber- nice Conoly, Dean of Girls, dictates a letter to Mrs. Lu Wayne, Counseling Center secretary. Mr. john Needham, Audio-Visual Director, or- ganizes the usage of audio-visual material in the classroom as well as instructing teachers on its proper usage. He is responsible for the ordering of all films, phonograph records and tape record- ings which are used primarily to supplement read- ing materials, Furthermore, Mr. Needham advises Beaverton's school newspaper the HUMMER and in addition teaches two first-year journalism classes.