Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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ScHool Services Each day, Beavert0n's laundresses, Mrs. Mertle Hart and Mrs. Nina Patterson, are faced with mountains of soiled uniforms and towels which they must launder for use in the physical education classes. Mrs. Mac Benson and Mrs. Alda Schurman offer delectable snacks to students during all four lunch periods when the Snack Bar is open. Cafeteria staffers Mrs. Claire Barzec, Mrs. Martha Eric- son, Mrs. Betty Schneider, Mrs. Helen Rainey, Mrs. Elsie Weigle, Mrs. Elsa Vrlicak, Mrs. Barbara Banks, Mrs. Laura May, and Mrs. Emma Baker prepare score of lunches for hungry students each day. ' 1? E.

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3aculty Sometime loved, sometimes hated, the faculty members carry on Being solely responsible for what a student get or fails to get out of his class, the teacher is a person faced with a big responsibility, a responsibility that a great many people fail to recognize. The teacher's job is tough. He must lecture, discuss, make tests, worksheets and other assignments, and correct all these, as well as maintaining order and respect in the classroom At Beaverton a good many faculty members serve as advisors of clubs, as department heads, as counselors or as coaches of Beaver- ton's many athletic teams. In addition, many of the school's instructors attend classes in the summer or at night to qualify for pay raises and to keep up with advances in their respective subject. A great deal of credit must be given Beaverton's 52-man, 32-woman faculty for the high percentage of Beaverton graduates who go on to college and find success there. A fine faculty combined with a fine program produces a fine education and this Beaverton has. 1: . -, '-Acsgug' new