Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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STUDENT COUNCIL-l ST SEMESTER FRONT ROW: Iim Lehman, Maxine Iohnson, Paul Sorbets, Laurene Mayfield, Iim Harrison, Mollie O'Don- nell, Margery Graf. BACK ROW: Chet Slovick, Keith Voget, Bill Duhaime, Fred Karpstein, Dale Scheller, Evangeline Moshof- sky, Nancy Teufel, Patsy Heinrichs. Student DWF' serialz? Beavers on the home front were kept busy throughout the first semester with numerous suc- cessful service projects guided by members of the student council. A scrap metal drive resulted in the accumula- tion of over 100 tons of metal. A total of 350 books and 557 records were donated in a student drive. The Christmas contributions were directed to the boys at Tongue Point Naval Base, Astoria. Each boy received a box filled with cookies, candy, fruit, other small articles, and topped with a one dollar bill. At the close of the first semester, the goal of S13,000 in war bonds and stamps sales had been reached. Officers first semester were: Student Body President .... Dale Scheller Student Council President. .Hercules Alex Secretary ................ Nancy Teufel Treasurer . . . ..... Glen Mortimore HERCULES ALEX

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STUDENT COUNCIL ZND SEMESTER FRONT ROW: Maxine lohnson, Paul Sorbets, Helen Randall Gelene Hobbs Margery Graf Pat Heinrichs Fred Karpstein, George Mick, Bob Myers, Mollie O Donnell Norman Bishop Laurene Mayfield BACK ROW: Chet Slovick, Monte Meyers, Ronald Christensen Cecil Van Kleek Duane Kingsley Bill Duhaime, Evangeline Moshofsky, Richard Smurthwaite lim Lehman Ieanne Kremers Ioe Schleicher Council Still maintaining the true spirit of service, the student council directed its attention toward a jeep a week in war stamps sales the second semester. A highly successful athletic equipment drive totaled S225 in sports materials for our armed forces. A Red Cross coin pitch brought 9542.40 to- ward war relief. The war scrap book, compiled by a committee appointed by the council, depicted the various war activities carried out in the school since Pearl Harbor. Under the advisorship of Mr. Metzler, the school has purchased 330,000 in war bonds and stamps. The prospects of a Minute-man flag to be flown under our own Stars and Stripes has been an in- centive for students to achieve 9071 buying of stamps in all roll rooms. Officers for the second semester are: Student Body President. . .Fred Karpstein Student Council President. .George Mick Secretary ................ Pat Heinrichs Treasurer .... Bob Myers GEORGE MICK