Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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i 11 N4 M -w..,., ... 345.13 Kent Rowe portrays that in- domitable Beaver spirit. The swim team had a lot of new members this year. With a mighty kick, Denise Durell puts the soccer ball into play. The girl's soccer team went all the way to the State Champion- ships, taking a second place. Kenny Bellm displays the re- sult of his hard work at a wres- tling match. The BHS team's hard work paid off. A BHS stu- dents shows experience in pre- paring a customeris order. Working students found valu- able experience in part-time jobs. With style and class, Don Moore leaps up during a Breakfast With Santa perfor- mance. There were two casts for the Children's play, and each cast used a different set of char- acters. Photo Essay 5

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at'- ,,. O u 'ss' .. V- A 1 as 11 if ,il af .wg 3. 1 ' 'Q v sf WR 'fi L X .X . N if -'S fs . AP',y' if .AK Q P f oil -rt Busy under the hood of a car, Troy Sutton looks up from his work. Auto Mainten- ence was a helpful class to drivers. Trying to be help- ful, Brian Hunt points out one aspect of college prepara- tion to Lynette Baldus in the career center. The center con- tained an abundance of help- ful material on careers and colleges. Sylvia Gephart prepares picture in the dark- room. Photography Was a popular subject, taken by Photography, Hummer, and Yearbook students. Cathy Gee readies a scoop of ice cream for her customer. Many students held part- time jobs for extra money and experience. Lindsay Pe- ters' class shows their ap- preciation for English. Many students intended to pursue English through college. in Photo Essay 7