Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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Vital Scnool Hunctions Maintained Mrs. Margaret Madsen, Mrs. Mildred Hall, Mrs. I.B.M. report card data. Attendance secretary, Kay Mumford and Mrs. Agnes Forbes co-ordinate Mrs. Hall, records daily attendance and sends their efforts to keep Beaverton High's office run- these records to the State Department of Educa- ning smoothly and effectively. Mrs. Madsen, stu- tion. Mrs. Mumford and Mrs. Forbes act as gene- dent body finance clerk, handles all money com- ral secretaries and assist students and teachers. ing into the office and directs the transmitting of

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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.

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X rr' S-'rf' 1. -s . g i .N-un-is Assistant librarians, Mrs. Marjorie Indahl and Mrs. Gladys Hoelschen, prepare new books for the shelves, type and file cards, do circulation work, handle mail and send out overdue notices. The Student Body Book Store, managed by Mrs. Vine, offers solution to all student and faculty supply needs. Another asset of the store is the wide choice of paper- backs available, selected under the guidance of the English department. Beavertoifs office staff is responsible for handling all office business from mimeographing tests and worksheets for teachers to answering student ues- tions. The librarv provides a vast source of edluca- tional material from which students can supple- ment their studies. Supplies, needed throughout the year, are made available in the student body owned bookstore. The nurses are always ready to help indisposed students who come to the health room. QN S is , Q si ?' 23