Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1944 volume:

I ff?- saga. 'R 2? 797 Fl ff ' ll 0COZ,,, Published by the Associated Students of Beaverton High School Beaverton, Oregon May, 1944 D As the flag salute strengthens the patriotic bonds within the school so the song Come Beavers Join exhorts the cooperative spirit of the student body. This spirit has carried them success- fully through the year-long bond and stamp campaign, the Red Cross and paper drives, and other service projects, and, in measure, through the football, basketball, and track clashes with other schools. Beavers respond to the appeal of this song, not only while in school but alter leaving ir. On all battlefronts defending our American ideals are Beavers who are meeting this challenge. To Beavers the world over, to whom the school songs convey a special meaning, we humbly dedicate this book. '7n Decmfedf GORHATWT LEVERETTT, '45 REVEREND VE P. KEEBAUGH DALE GUTHRIE lf. .lf Nuij SERGEANT RONALD LARSON U. S. Anrp Alf Farr: MAJOR DELBERT BURKE U. X. Mann: Corp: Pilot JOHN SCMMERS LIEUTENANT KENNETH FOE Ll. .lf Arm? Air I-'arfr LIEUTENANT ROBERT BEATTIE Lf .Sf Armj An Forte hliffing in Action: FRITZ TOLLEFSEN U. X. Armj Arr Fore: Y 0 Q I .W III Q I- ll 41 fl g aaa l class poses willingly. .lgy Q Future fliers pause after a bout with baromcters, thermometers, and other acronauties equipment. O6 .131 I qi In record time the code stud' ents taking the pre-induction train- an ing class, approved by Signal Corps, I V, have learned the meaning of dots ' and dashes. f '- - A' 'fr To the rattling tune of the ma- chines, students practice for speed and accuracy. Um ?aZZ!e4 i ,S .n, 5 . fill fx ' 'nty w' M' F .,N L Auf -ig -:gf - .,,.k N A it if MO N2 Y l if x,.. 442-15 f 654 Q 6 'Sv ou Can Wk You CGD Stove he Qdxools flame we fave . X1 X' 'r Paver Vrqk edu l Woes rollin' ooncff X' . ., M F 2' A A ffzivkm , f--.gffff C fa g 1 1X to I L N X f Q G ao 2 fx Q! 3 1 sl f gg 79, v xx C061 ' 000 5 C 1 4Y b-'ta in-5 2 f xx P .... A E Y ' Q For It I ' 5 2 B 1 0 Q I 'AI' Zona N 'n-Q '- Y' V 'Q N, N Ib .. ,aff I if With the problems of w.1r-time elucaticin heavy on his shoulders, I. R. Nletzler, superintendent of Beaxerton schools, has carried on the true spirit of .1 Beaver Burn in his service as a leader, frientl, and conlitlunt of th: atlniir1ng etls antl Coetls 0fBeav::rton high school. With the itlea that a joh is not dune until it is well done, Mr. Metzler has consistently inspired the students in their daily routine of actix ity. Mrs Anne Ellxocr Lzlmnmn Gzrl J P E f x XJ X! W 1 X 7 X' 23 S X0 Miss Esther Bartholomew Onenlafion, Hutm'-y 'b . ?-Lf 1' Miss Lillian Maxwell Mathematic: Wmtdm Miss Nellie johnson Commrrrzal, facial .Yrimn E' Miss Bernice Conoly Fruhmen Engluh, Photography Miss Eleanor Zurchcr junior Englixh, Latin, Glu Club Mr. Eugene Duncan Mathematxrf, Boy: P.E., Athlrtzrr Mr. E. G. Webb Speech, .foczal Sczmre 0706326 14 ehhd can The guiding minds hehind the school administra- tion are W. H. Grauer, L, W. Short, and W. D. Cameron, xx hose friendly support and suggestions are welconied bv the student hody, The school boards nods to go ahead in the drive toward victory have helped to make the Beavers a vital part of the nat1on's war effort. 2 .Al 4,5 Q, - 'Me SCHOOL BOARD-Lzft ta right: W. H. Grauct, W. D. Cameron L. M. Short, E. H. Masters. ul., OFFICE-Left to right: D. Fuhrer, Mrs. Alexander, R. Van Kleek. Under new management describes the office this year. Keeper of the readmittance slips was friendly, capable Mrs. Evelyn Alexander, graduate of Beaver- ton, who attended to the daily tasks of school secretary. She was assisted by Dorothea Fuhrcr, first, and Ruth Van Kleek, second semester, Gaining practical experience, members of the advanced shorthand class took turns through the year assisting Mrs.-Alexander second period in the office. OFFICE ASSlST.'KNTSiLrf! to night: Fxrn faux R. Yan Kleek, M. O'Donnell. .Ytcaml mum' E. Stcclc, Golden. Thur! four M. Salts, R. Pomeroy, D. Averitt. .Si!.1r1d1r1,g.'J. Mead, V. Houk. 11' f Flu 5 X NWARD 'X Q, we miirc OSELLQI' ' FAITH FUL MAY WE Even E Y 0 I sf Pl Q 3 - A fi VQYQ, ,I I X-'Ag Dun 1 Aim! Sl ... :ami w.m' r 1 1.1 I v . . . . . I ',L U I I V S. 4 '4' B -Kxcfgt-1 5 1- in o 4,4 1944 ie Wcetw As a shy and wondering, but promising group of freshmen, the class of '44 gained their first impressions of high school life. From their ranks stepped Margaret Stark, drum majorette, and jean Godwin and Robert Myers, debaters, who continued to win honors throughout the four years. Under the advisorship of Miss Sweeney, Miss Sanford, and Mr. Mills, they lent their ardor and energy to the support of all service proiects. Welcoming the incoming frosh with a gay Quiz Party, they set the pace for a successful sophomore year, contributing Roberta Pomeroy, pianist, Dona 'Lee Sawtell, song leader, and Felix Rosch, manager, to the roll of student body officers. Miss Irwin, Miss Barnes, and Miss Zurcher guided the class. Entering fully into school activities as juniors, they were outstanding in many ways. A dozen iunior boys won recognition in sports. With a Sophisticat1on theme, the junior prom was held in the atmosphere of an exclusive country club. The class was supervised by Miss Duff, Miss johnson, and Mr. Webb. Feeling justly victorious, with more service numerals to their credit than any other class, as seniors they again played prominent roles in sports, scholastics, music, debates, drives, and dances. Queen Jean Godwin royally ruled at the Girl Reserve Spring Reign, Gene Springer completed his athletic career by capturing letters in all three major sports, and Robert Myers won district honors in oratory. Miss Conoly, Miss Sanford, Mr. Duncan, and Mr. Metzler aided the seniors, who will receive diplomas in an impressive ceremony Friday, May 26. OFFICERS lsr SEMESTER Gene Springer ,... .. . Prrmlmr . , . , Felix Rosch .,,,. ...., I 'ire-Prurdmt ,... . . Ann Hathaway, .. .,.. Surfing. . ., .. Floyd Carlson . , . . . Trmrurrr .... Charles Walker SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS:Lzf1tanglzt.- 5m1ed.'A. Hathawayhl Blake M ODonnell B Myers N Christensen R. Pointer. Standing: G. Springer, H. Randall, Turner, C. Walker F Carlson 1 x C80 fb X .1 -Q 8 - K X., st G- f Q3 'K --,.-1-,F O C' f 35 ANDERSON, SHIRLEY Gnrl Rcscrvcs Gym Lradcr Vxcrory Corps Offlccr x ,-.1 -4' 0' sa. 'V-.4 - 351 'KJ -4-7 3 7 . I AVERITI, DOROTHY Girl Rcscrvcs Vlcrory Corps Ofnccr BISHOP, NORMAN 5 B Prcsldcnl hr: Squad Chlcf Hn-Y Pcp Club Frcshman Class Prrsnlcnr BOYLES, ALFRED S. B. Song lradcr Psp Club Talcnr Show Ylcc-PrcS.Frc5l1man Clas Annual Staff CARLSON, FLOYD Pcp Club Glcc Club Senior Class Vice-Prcs, Scmor Class Trcasurcr CURTIS, jL'LlAN Football Band BEARD, DEAN Fmrball Wmgccl B H1-Y hrc Squad BLAKE, JAMES lfuurball Basketball Track Hzfx' Ylcc-Pres. Srudsnr Body BRUTKE, BETTY Gnrl Rcscrvcs Llbrary CHRISTENSEN, NANCY Gln: Club Ljxrl Rcscrvcs Annual Stall junxur Class Secretary G.l4. Sprung Rclgn Prxncc DLNNEY, LORRAINE Pep Club Gul Rcscrvcs Cabmcz Annual Stall' Cllr: Club junnur Class Song Lca-lcr DILLEY, HOWARD Dnv:r's Club Annual Staff Sahool Bus Drivcr FLHRER DOROTHTA Band Curl Rcscrscs Ofhcc Assistant BICKNELL, FORRLST Dcluarc Ynuory Corps Olliccr BOWMAN, ELAINE 5cC.fTrcas. Tuuh Honor llxrl Rcscrvcs lland Annual Small' BUNDY, BURTON ' Transfer from Esmond, N. Dakota CORNELL, DOROTHY Girl Rcscrvcs G. A. A. Gym Lcadcr DIC KMAN, RUTH lhrl Rcsrrvca Vu:-Piss. Ynwry Corps Lrhrary U. R. Scrvlcc Boxes FERGL'SON,jEANNE Pep Club G, R. Cabmct Glcc Club C IORGE LEE lxcc Pres Sophumur: Cl Track Football 9 Ao, V sv-fs Lx 4 ga,FltsnmAM A 4- - ,ninja ,Ng our ri P S- xx 7 Sway , J Q -:E 3 c ... - N: fv riff? xl Q GODWIN, JEAN GOLDEN, JUNE GRA BHORN, ALTON GRA BHORN, BURTON Sec. Fresh and Soph Classcs Glrl Reserves Band Orchestra G R Secretary Orchestra Psp Club Dr1v:r's Club Yxcc-Pres Torch Honor Dcbatc G R Sprung Rrlgn Quran A GRAVES, KEITH Football H1-Y Vlxngcd B Track Flrc Squad HEWITT, JOHN Glcc Club Delux: HOHNSTEIN, WARREN HATHAWAY, ANN S, B. Sccrctary Scnlor Class Secretary G R. Sprmg Rcxgn Prlnccss Annual Stalf GRLILNE, SHIRLEY G1rlR:scrvrs Orchcsrra one Club fqqrjy G, R Cahlnct Annual Stall Hummcr Stal? HOBBS, GELENE S. B,Pmn1st Yncc-Pres Torch Honor Annual Staff G. R. Cabmct Glcc Club HOGAN, BETTY Glc: Club Annual Staff G. R. Cabinct HOLL AND, BARBAR 'K Transfer from Modesto, 1-. C Q Calif. HOLUOKE, HENRIET-IRA A Annual Stall' B, l.nhr.xry 2. k Foozball Llnc Captam .1 . - I. Fur: Squad ith, Wmgcd B L' , H11 ' . lr? JELDERKS, BERTHA MAE Girl Rcscrvcs nk 23. . ,f A HCSERIK, ANDREW Football Traik Fm: Squad HOUK, YELMA JEAN Transfer from Lxnculn Gxrl Rcscrvcs JENNINGS, DALE JOHNSON, RALPH H1-Y Football Football Dnvcr's Club Baskrtball Tuck Winged B V E? 'S' KATTERMAN, ROSE KEEBAUGH, JUANITA Drum Corps Gxrl Rcssrvcs X -' Gnrl Rcscrvcs Band Orchestra f,, 031 if X-l,,i 'link -we lallt-2, , . Ar U Pdoilus 'GMS To vm. ,f muy X 011 fygf P kd ws, RB' iE 4.-fav-. it f ,qu My KINGSLEY, DUANE Torch Honor Pres. K'ilowatts Annual Staff Glee Club 'T' L 'IT' Jerk. t w. ,. L-T . f-'Nt -fr l :E- My 3' 1 KOTRIK, MARTHA Transfer from Commerce -Girl Reserve LONG, ANNA MAE Band Girl Reserves Talent Show MA NGES, JACK Band Debate Orchestra Boy Scouts MILLER, JACK Boy Scouts NLFLSEN, BETTY ANN G. R. Cabinet Hummer Stall' Annual Stiff G. R. Service Boxes ,Q 1 X 5 KURTZ, WILMA Drum forps LUSBY, VERNE Pres. H1-Y Fire Squad Winged B Basketball Captain MAYFIELD, LAURENE S. B. Yell Leader Pep Club GR. Spring Reign Princess Hummer Editor Annual Staff MYERS, ROBERT Senior Class President Student Body Vice-Pres, S. B. Treasurer Furcnsitls Pres. Torch Honor O'DONNELL. MOLLlE S B President S. B. Secretary' S. B. Yell Leader G,R Spring Reign Prxncess Annual Staff PFTERKORT, EISIE Torch Honor Girl Reserves Band Orchestra Annual Staff POMEROY, ROBERTA G R Cabinet S B, Pianist Pep Club Glce Club LEE, BETTY Hummer Staff Gym Leader MADDEN, MARYLEE Band Torch Honor Glee Club Girl Reserves Librarian MEAD, JUNE Torch Honor Glce Club Victory Curps Annual Staff NFWMAN, JACK Transfer from Balslcy, H1-Y PECK, CRANDAL Pres. Kilowatts Fire Squad Glee Club Pep Club HIYY POINTER, RAMON Hi-Y Fire Squad S B. Reporter Sports Ed Hummer Torch Honor Orc RAEBURN. DOROTHY Annual Statf G R. Cabinet Orchestra Library I I RANDALL, HELEN Pep Club Pres. S. B. Song Leader Torch Honor G. R. Cabinet G. R. Spring Reign Princess ROSCH, FELIX Pep Club S. B. Manager Track SCOFIELD, EUNICE Girl Reserves SLOVICK, CHESTER Baskerball Fire Squad H1-Y STEELE, ELEANOR Drum Majorezre G. A A. Girl Reserves Drum Corps VOGET, KEITH Pep Club Hi-Y fs y ,. 1, I RICH, GRACE Girl Reserves Pres. G. R. Spring Reign Princess Pep Club Torch Honor Glee Club SANDSTROM, ESTHER Drum Corps Girl Reserves Annual Stall Hummer Slad' SHEPHERD, DONALD Drum Corps Annual SMH SPRINGER, EUGENE Senior Class President RICKS, JOHN Annual Staff SCHAER, ERNEST Fire Squad Foorball Track SINCLAIR, KIMBAL Debarc S. B. Manager Band Annual Srad' STARK, MARGARET Drum Malurertc Girl Reserves Glee Glub Soph. Class Secretary Hi-Y Fire Squad Football Basketball VAN KLEEK, RUTH Beaver Editor Hummer Sratf G. R. Cabinet Torch Honor TURNER, JAMES Llbflfy Fire Squad Football Track Pep Club Hx-Y WALKER, MARILYN Torch Honor Debarc Band Library WALKER, CHARLES W' Rfwf Hx-Y Baskerball l Band Transfer from Los Angclcs BROWNE I-O15 Trans. from North High School, Omaha, Neb. RFIN MARFIA ROBINSON, EVELYN Girl Reserves Drum Corps 'HD A N7 .4 x 1 'ff I .ff fl! s A 1 'a meal' X4 -ff ' 5' NXGOQC, ' Lge, VD' gem., aint, QW MXcU- L Blaif' If ' 5 wi ' - hef- lu. FHS' 'WA Szc0 d 'G XSCNCXC . fig ' RCC ' wxwli lit to havnt, DA YSKMG, B- Du nc' CJ-Dm Y,.50u s 1 4 1 1 With their unique ideas for the Tropics prom, the juniors exemplify their ardor for gill school events. Walter Payne was the junior contribution to the Talent Show, Jeanne Kremcrs was chosen princess for the Girl Reserves Spring Reign court, and Dick Reed sparked the basketball team throughout the season. Juniors winning awards in athletics were: Walter Payne, Dick Reed, Bill Duhaimc, Ed Coon, Leroy Spreeker, Ellsworth Young, Fred Van Horn, joe Thomas, Kenneth Brown, and Dick Senz. Ol-FICERS lsr SEMESTER Pfffltllfllf ,.,. Vin- Preriifmt .frrrffara .,.. Trr.1:uf:'r ZN Pfuzdmt .... Vire-Pruldmt .Yfrrrtarj ..,., Treafurcr. , . LNIOR GROUP I-Firxt wuz' Miss Duff, A. Huserik, D. Harman, L. Shields, D. Miller, H. Balfchl. Sehlcichcr T Broad Sclves, S. Taylor, D. Gaunt, -I. Furrer, Richardson. ferent! rauvj. Hansen, K. Cook, Doty, D. Recd, M. A Thoren R Cardcr, H. McKnight, N. Bleakman, Mac Burris, Cv. LaFollcrte, H. Bicrly, M. Burris, E. Young, L. Grcv,J. Cameron N XR K- ..v'J -v ' T Larson, J. Burton, J. Wallace, E. Johnson, Atlee. . Mr. E. G. Webb. Pruidmr: WALTER PAYNE WY is TY JUNIOR GROUP II-Fmt row: Mr. Webb, D. Johnson, R. Carey, A. Coleman, L, Keebaugh, E. Jennings, V. Hesselgesser, L. Blair,J. Kremers, L. Nelson. Second row: D. Satchell, A. J. Linky, B. Walters, M. Salts, R. Allen, G. Dussin, F. Van Horn, F. Moore, D. Gallien, W. Payne. Third mu: G. Widen, W. Grandy, C. Hickcthier, C. Holding student body ofhces were: Keith Cook, manager, Lois Blair, business manager ofthe Hummer, Bill Duhaimc, assistant editor ofthe Hum- mer, Dick Reed, treasurer, and Max1ncJohnson nndJoe Schleichcr, yell leaders. Advisors for the class were Miss Nellie Johnson, Miss Gayle Duff, and JUNIOR GROUP III+Lrft to right: Firftrouu' G. Frank, M. Flitcraft, B. Zahler, E. Benson, S. Wilson, D.Jellum, A. Coleman, V. White. .fzrond raw: M. Palmer, N. Beard, B. Seiffert, B. Duhaime,J. Mceke, C. Haberly. Thirdrowx L. Drake, S. Thompson, T. Lee, R. Bacon, B. Chin, B. Shaudt. 'Xie A A , . 1 TUAW, X' K . 1' ,LB cgi' bud'-01L'I ag . ' 0 ' . D. C'aAlt,lgc.C'uin.i!cVl - Blanc JN Fm! 'owigwfc-Y' vlreisn film: M-we bolwli I to Nd, V- gel A .bwsho o. Sec' 'iwilonll 0 U U Pruialmti GENE BIGGI Mary jane Martyn and jim Godwin were Talent Show entertainers, while Marilyn French, drum majorette, twirled with the band. Two soph debate teams competed at the Linfield College debate tournament. Several members of the class gained recognition in sports, including: Gene Biggi, Art Moshofsky, Dale Gray, jack Harris, andjohn McKnight. Guiding the group were Mrs. Beth Metzler, Miss Eleanor Zurcher, and Miss Amarette Barnes. Shining examples of industrious Beavers, the sophomores have contributed generously to many school activities, walking off with the service flag for the Red Cross Drive. Student body officers elected from this class were Dorothe See, song leaderhjohnnie Tennant, pianist, and Dian Krieske, business manager of the Hummer. SOPHOMORE GROUP I-Fin! muy- l-l. Vassil, V. Ola, M, McClure, D. Decker, S. Ghiglietti, R. Thompson, P. McCrum G. Kulbel, M. Austen, R. Conlee, M. Fulton, L. Beyeler, P. Gilbert. .Yerandrowx Miss Schoeler, M.Jones, V. Nyssen, W. Stafford QI. Moshofsky, E. Kleppe, G. Moshofsky, R. Campbell, D. Cushman, Greer, Caldwell. Third row: D. Cady, W. Branch E. Paxson, G. Springer, R. Shay, T. Courtwrighthl. Lehman,j. Harris, E. Stoller, E. Senz, W. Bowman. . .. , U 1 We-3 ,-'ff A 5 4 -.. A R' A 77 SOPHOMORE GROUP Il-Frm' raw: Wreisncr, M. Harrison, D. See, M. Extra, B. Cox, D. Krieske, W. Flcskes, P. Haynes, R. Zwahlen, L. Johnson, B. Kuiken, F. Brooks. Second row: Miss Barnes, B. Ethell, O. Lauro, G. Hewitt, Dawson, B. Earls, V. Holbokeul. McKnight, T. Twyforcl, D. Gray. Thirdrow: L. Rasmussen, G. Oules, B. Wright, Mitchoff, L. Davies, N. Toelle, A. Moshofslcy, D. Ball,j. Geiger, S. Hansen. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: NORMAN TOELLE 151- SEMESTER Prcxidcnt ......,.... . . .Gene Biggi Vin-Pruident. . .Gerald Moshofslcy .fecrctary ........,.. Mary McClure Trmxurrr. . . ..... Patricia McCrum ZND SEMESTER Pruidmt ........... Norman Toelle Vin-Preridmt ,... ..... J im Berger XS. Nw- D .fccrmzry ..... ,... B ctty Cox Trmxurcr .... .... D avid Cady SOPHOMORE GROUP IllvLfft to right: Fin! raw: F. Ricks, F. Kerns, I. Ling, B. Nichol, M. Martyn, A. Hoskins, M. Schwanlce, S. Hensen, M. L. Gauld, Felsher, M. Pomeroy. Second raw: Miss Zurcher, H. Petersen, R. Harvey, W. Ross, B. Bastian, C. Eggiman, C. Coey, K. Unger, G. Biggi, E. Treick, R. Rich. Thzrd row: L. Cover, F. Litvin, V. Wooden, B. Durig, J. Francis, M. French, L, Taylor, H. Oberg, L. Sabin,-I. Godwir1,J. Tennant. W' ---' 3:1 . I : I 4 J. O'Connor, tl. Gervais, M. Johnston, S. Carr, D. Arpke. 0 ' ' n Saluting high school this fall as green frosh, the freshmen soon channeled their pep and enthusiasm into the service projects and the bond campaign. Proving their mettle by winning the service flag for the War Chest drive, they also regard with pride their sky-high record in defense bond and stamp sales. Ably representing the class in the Talent Show was Mary Pointer. ,lack Ross merited a position on the football and basketball squads,and BillSpringer and Elbridge Gordon debated at Linfield College. Mrs. Anne Elliott, Miss Esther Bartholomew, and Miss Lillian Maxwell advised the group. x. 'le Mg I far FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Lrft to right: Fmt raw: D. Turner, M. Pointer, Ross, W. Springer, M. Myers, D. Riggs. s!L'071df01.l'.' D. Hamel, Prerzdfrzf JACK ROSS OFFICERS 1sT SEMESTER Pferldmt .... Vice-Pfuidmt .Yee-retarj. . . . Trearurrf. . ZND Szwssrex Prefzdmt. . . . VlCf'PV!JlLiI!If Srrretarj ..... Trmyunr , . FRESHMAN GROUP IvLrft to right: Fin! faux' A. Ryder, T. Lance, B. Larson, C. White, M. McCallen, A Enger D Katterman, P. Roeske, V. Anderson, G. Choban, D. Schurman, B. Little. Seraml muz' Mrs. Elliott, D. Nelson, C. Sachs La-.ser H. Morley, E. Cook, R. Keebaugh, R. Bea, D. Arpke, W. Livengood, M. Pointer, R. Clement. Third raw: D. Williams H Olson Thomas, A. Koenig, E. Trachsel, A. Scott, II. Ross, F. Holboke, H. Cosola, D. ner, V. Mvets. I. lil Af' Q l 44,31 -.vi Y lf '.f5 X.. I Y-ff' 4-'f , I au s J 7' v A ' FRESHMAN GROUP II-left to right: Finr four D. Riggs, M. DeHaan, R. Boeckli, I, Campbell, B. Thorne, M, Ghiglietti, C. Bc-neon, B. Anderson, M. Finnev, B. Lamb, I.. Wvatt, M, Fessler. Szfond faux' Miss Barrhnlmew, D. Rogers, I.. Robinson, I.. Butcher, B. Bonham, I. Kirkland, D. Bowl, D. Wright, ll. Barrv, F. Stevem, D. Krause. Thin! mu-J E. Gordon, D. Toelle, II. O'Conn0r, D. Finney, Loren Ingram, Lowell Ingram, Gervais, Alvarez, Hilderbrand, B. Swain, P, Balfe. fx 'W' FRESHMAN GROVP Ill --Irft to right: Ffrft row: M. MverQ, -I, Ariai, K. Stark, D. Smjjh, M. Dicl-cmanf C. Tamper, M Cornile. H. Diller. rl. Durixz. I.. Parrixh, A. Bogc. .Slt'f071cvIf0!4.' Mies Maxwell. M. Morgan. I.. Marvin, KI. Broad, R, Yoorhiei A. Cnrliss, C, Roaene, B. Cnhurn. P. Olxon, Erlwarrls, P. Wear, S. Carr. Third muy- W, Bye, Taggart, D, Kuilcen, S. Payne I.. Slccels, B. Whirworrh, D. Baker, R. Geiger, E. Franklanrl, Morrison, B. Roherrs. V FRESHMAN GROUP IV'-Iffr farfvffff Flf,ffYf71l'.' B. Andcrann. I. Hamel, P. Averirt, M. -Iohnston, I. Van Kleek,,I. Neilsen B. Mirlcl, I. Rihlwlc. .?Fl'f17'lLJf01l',' A. Van Kleelc, F. Van Hvning, D. Hamel, P. Curtis, I. Helm, K. Wheeler, E. Marsh, C. Talhert T11iri1r0u'.'G.RrilWinQ0n,D. Blair, D. Ola, E. Harvey, B. Springcrhl, Neff, B. Sturm, D. Grandpa If 3 x 5 A: ! i lang! ver Q fi fs. 5 WE ff ,L , r .L ea 31 's Norman Bishop, Premlmr ut .Yemurer Bob Myers explains to Dick Reed thc trcasurer's job 0' rica Student policy is formulated, and thc plans for many service drives are originated in the student council. Among the feathers in the council cap this year were: the Treasury 90 per cent tlag, the miniature Minuteman flag, antl thc Christmas, Red Cross, War Chest, anal paper campaigns. A groupofNcwl1crg high school repre- sentatives, visiting neighboring schools to learn new ideas for the betterment of their own, were impressed by thc activity of the Beaverton student council. Council membership includes class and organization presidents and stutlcnt botly olhcers. xv?-QC V' owe' 660 We i 9 4- 'T -Sf--. bb . Q0 Q A 906 XL to x -9 40' i ies V Q g , A X ,f 'AY 405 ' . f' 509 sf-C' . v 'A' x ' x ,i Ne, 'QQ :Vi 660 . N6 ' K . Vol gif ,Y xs0'lc s lo WMA -X OFFICERS 1ST SEMESTER Srudent Badg Prendent Norman Bmshop finden! C0ll?ICIl Prefldmt Jim Blake Scrrmzrj Molln O Donncll Tmuurrr Bob Mwcrs Zwm SEMESTER .ftudmf Body Prendfnf Molllc O Donnell Student Comm! Prefzdent Bob Myers Semmg Ann Hathaway Tfmfurer DICK Recd Molllc O Donnell Pruzdent md .Yemutrr fl QSVJQ tar C 0 Prcshlcnc cull G om. 1, I 0 a o '7 I hum Smdaxr succeeds Kcnth Cook as manager 60,000 fm JUF bf fi' wp ' 1 kk ' ,J -I -' xv ,Mil X 6 ll A 2 I 5, -, 1 Bvf- 41.111 'SJ 2 F, If Ao , X b l f ..., E V H 31, ,, .,,, 'V A E .....4,, - 3 ,1 E 'Q J. 11110144.06- xl, ' - ' ' ' : - OV, N - 5. V, , , X f S - ful Q Q A. 5 Ex 5 1 'E 1' 9 February 23 ,944 xg... ...tt 1 llliilttpr SOCXATED STUD ENT Bon , Q h Msg Y or L.avm:1'oN ,UH , c ool. Beaverton Ore I i M 'H MSA on Debut '7 o ' : ll Etzfm- LAURENE MAYFIELD The deadline-that hour of feverish activity when hard- pressed reporters pray for inspiration-was met nine times during the year, resulting in nine Hummers worthy of an alert, conscientious staff. Fired by the enthusiasm of Laurent- Mayfield, editor-in-chief, and associate editors Bill Duhaimehlean Godwin, and Ruth Van Kleek, the stall entered into scrihbling, copyreading, and ad- collecting with gusto. The boundless zeal of Miss Barnes, advisor, was reflected in the work of each reporter. Laboring to keep the Hummer on an even keel were Lois Blair and Dian Krieske, business managers for the nrst and second semesters, Under the editorsliip of Ray Pointer, the sports page was enlivened with a more generous sprinkling of sports jargon. Betty Ann Nulsen, Esther Sandstrom, and Shirley Greene penned 21 newsy column, Keeping in Touch with our Yankee Docdls Dandies, kept complicated Hles of service-men's ad- dresses, and sent Hummers to them. SERVICE COLUMN EDITORS-Left to right: E. Sandstrom, B. A. Nulscn, S. Greene. , . .JW ,. ' ,W A ......'-7' Igrfzfafx RUTH VAN KLEEK 1'kIYIlLQf0llf7, feff Ia rlqhtf E. Pctcrkort, S. Greens, Mcgxd, W H. Randall, L. 51.lyil!jILi, H. HQllhLJkC, G. Hubba .Yrfor1J4gru14p.'H. D1lIuy,N.Tucllc,F. BOFICSMI,RHIIKS,I..IjCl1IlCf,E.SLlI1L15U'Ulll. Th1nl!qro1rp.'B. NLIISUILID. Rz1cburn,E. Bowm.m, N. Clmrisrcmcn, B. HiDg.1Il, i,onqucring w.1r-timehzlmiicupb wlth thc :lid ufjack Oaflcld 11mi'I4ol11Cirgzf, uhm wmllmgly Iuur rin1Q.xmictf'urr mth: photo- AL1I'.lPhYL'llui uf thc I3Q.1xur, rluwr.1II'rn.ulc xurcIfl.1ttf1cjc.1rho0k IH? Ig ,,g,A,,, T .. .v x ' UNI N . um not .1 xxuulrl-l1.xxc'fwcI1. fffdf, M155 CQ 1 V unulvy, 'jack Qmtld ILl1Ju.1vur111g to portmy thc cxcrydgly' llfu as wall as the ' spucml .lChlCXKHlCITl5 uf B.H.S. studrntx, they h.1vc trlcd ro SUICCIITICIINIFX-bl'iI1giI1gPiCIUfCb thu xx lil wrm .15 rucurdb of the -w-Q, ,nv L-xurmu of thc sulmol year. 'l4IICKL:llixliI1g lxght for thc :turf was Mim Ckmrwly, Jdxisor. To thu rncmhcrs of thc photographyLl.1ss41nJ nil olhcrs who cu4Jpur.1rcJ H1 making thc Bcavcr pcmihlc, thc staff whhcs to cxprum zu gxpprccinrion. 1.40 mnghl Godwm, R. Pointer, M. O'Dom1c1l, A, H.1rluu.1y, 1,50 M ff-gm. cg Puck, N, Brshop, D. Kmgslcy. KIM' f? 'i 'l GIRI. RESI:RYE CABINET- I.fV'I to rigliix F1711 mia D Qutcbcll Q G 9 . .- . .,-. rccn, J Godwin. ,lifL'77l.f ran. L, Dcnncv, B. Niilscn, H. Riintlall, M, O'Donncll, G. ch, R. Y.in Klcult, G. Hubby 'I'lur.Imi4. D. R.xubutn, B. Hogan, Mus K unnly, R Ditltiiriii, Him-joliimiii, A. llust-tilt, R, Poincmy, S. Wilwii. ' 2 3 The Girl licxciwt' rmtur ix l.irgt'r Il1.m th.1t of nm l7l'l.lH1l,lIllJI1 in xtlmiml, with ncarly cvcry suplioiliurc, junior, and senior girl xlmiing thu lun. lftrtiiitltul bv tht Y Wi JK., thc Girl litxtrw tmrcxptnntlx to thu boys' Hi-Y. With qllitiunt ltmlurxliiplrimlii pi'tNitltiitGr.ict Rztli .iii.l hy: t.ip.1blci1uiNt.tiitN, thc girlx piirticipgitctl in tht tr.ulitiun.il G. R. Thanks- gix ing .iwcinbly .intl tiirltzx mills. Higlilv Ntittcwttil xtizttiuw ill thc group warn .1 xwuatcr rtilllc and Ll tm lor thc ncw niumbcrs. Boxes tit mntlx and tm-liil ,gitix xwru pipwtiiigtl tn tlqmirting Xtruzttiiiun, iiiloriimtixt' wrxicc letters were xxrittrn, and titty thccry Christmas F.1Cl4.1gCS were suit to thc bmp .it Toiigiic Point. Six girl: wurc chosen bl thc cabinet to rcprmcnt thu li.-.iwrton Girl Rcxcrxu at A corifcrcncc in Salem, March 3-S. On tht ciiluiitlnr 4lliNPQC1ill giutoinplixliniunts upis thu tixxtlitmnail biennial G. R. event, Spring Reign. The quccn and her court xxtrt- wluttutl bx thu xtiitlunt lwtly, .mtl thu ummiigitiimii, tliiimixtwl by tin iiitoriiml il.tntz, took pl.icu l'I'lkl.1l', April 21. .klxixytl bx Nliv lirrnztg Cluimly and M155 Nulliujuliziwii, thu girls' Ofg.1l1I7.lUOfl cniuyctl a pmlitiiblc year, Pffilzlfllf .,.. . , . . .Grace Rich Vice-Prexzdfnt. . . . . .Ruth Diclcman ,YCUCIJKT . . . Alcan Godwin Trmruffr . Shirley Wilson C Ritlx, N Tgzzw, X twin, ' M.,,,,gnm J X iw 'W N vwl ' Vt...-. xg mi-'W 55:2-avllh' n M. HM' URLpti.siRj fx A m.im,vL 'Y Q t.imi:fitf ',, v. 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Thib secret code nnstiiiud nutltnts until they - X Itnlrrlutl th.tt it stood lor Torch Honor Ijlllit on tht' 29th of Octohcrf' A wtontl thtncc um gxxun M.n'Lh I7 111 .1 Colorful IHI.lKY.lIl.lIl .1tI11oNpl1t'I't'. OFFICTERS Th1r5ty Bcawrb num gmtuful to the OI'gL1lTTZ.lI1LlH for opcmttng the coke IST SEMESTER: PHI' Bob MFVUS5 Vm'P ' A Gclsnc Hohhxg .Sh-,-Trr,1r. Ehirxc Bowman. nmthxnu JUYINQ noon-hourx throngghout thc ymr ZND SEx1I15T1-,R' Prrr, Bull Duhtumcg Lvlff' Prey. 'Inn Wallncc, .S'rr.-Tmu. Betty Cox. The Torch Honor Society 15 for active, 5choI.tft1c.1lIy 1nthnctlstudcnts who c.1n i1IHL155 thc fOHOXYlI1lLI grade and actixity point totaly. frubhmcn, 24g sopho- L Oh . XXA'-TT A KL XXX X NK .L .. XV wx 1norc5Og junior, 8O,scn1or, 110. At th: .tnntml Torch Honor ttsscnmhh- thu one-har, two-h.tr, und torch pim urs prcsuntfd to ITlCI1lT5L'I'N xx ho hmm earned thcln. :Xt gtnthmtton 21 cup 15 .tu.1rdcJ thm xcmor wxth thc hlghcft nutnhrr of poxntx. TORC H HONOR BOYS I,f, ! fu ngfn' 1111! mu V. Nioorc, R. Ptllntcr, NK. lhzync, D. lQr.xntlx', Uodwnl, R. Shu, l.chm.ln, IJ. ldxtiy, W. HIXIIILTI, lg. P.1xson. .Yrtm1J mu' R. Rzch, B. DL1h.l1n1c, D. Kxngxlu, N. Tocllc, A. Mobhofsky, Wallguc, H. Mycrs. V513 0,1 NX Vx AA SVP' KX mv- ' six' 7-f E GV N098 ' Codihi ' f u v 4 1--r fl A .' ,'z f PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS QU-Left to ugh' fum! H, Bicrly, K. Sinclair, NI. Pomcroy, E. Paxson. .Yr.fzm1'1ng.' N. Bishop, L. Kcchaugh, J. Godwin, B. My:-rs, A. Long. Taking thu .znnu.1l I.inriultlD:hi1rctournament hv storm, Bcmurtnii mpturud fnur hrst plnccs, one sucunl, and run third positions, hringing home the battle spoils in thc icirin of trophies and ccrtiticatcs. Jun Godwin .ind Binh Mxcrs wrcstcd thc dcbdtc Cup from thuir npiwiiciirs, swinging scxfn of :ight decisions thzir xx .xy Bob Myers .ilso rcccixcd thc cxtcinpnmncous Cup and was awgirtiutl second placu in irnpruinptu speak- ing. Highcsz honors xwnt to Ann H.1thuw.1x' in serious dcchunation and tn Cimcc Rich in humorous ducl.nn.1- IlOH.K1INS1HLI.lll' XKUI1IhIfn.iFi.lCf51I1IIIIPFOINPIU .ind uxtcnipomnsons spwking. Pl At th: XYilI.nnt-ttu Tuurn.iint-nt, wrsintilc Binh Mycrs w.1s t1.1.l1H x igtorioiis, winning thu or.1tory and cxtcmp Clips. Ann H.1th.ixx.1y plnutl hrst in serious dt-cI.1iii.xrim1, hmm Rnh, summl in humorous Llc- d.zi11.1timm, .anti Kiumrgu SIYIHAUZV, stuviiti in uriltury. Stun lmnnrs ut-ru u.1rnt-ini hx Hcngrrmi .it the l niwrsitx of Urcqmi Fpudi Iunrl1.1lnL'nt spuiiscrrcd hy the Orggnn High nlmui Duh,1lur's Assuciarmii, li-wh Nivcrs .inii -Ityan Gmixxili, spmkiiig mer station KOAC. in thu i!II.li iiclutu, nun the primal hI11IC trophy. Vinh Niytrs .lisal returned with thu uxtcnip cup. Lirncu Righ phxuti suond in hurnimruns dccI.1n1.1- lIUI'A, .ind Llxxin Pqxswii sgguiid in lxinul thsctlssioil. ,li . Spring ' C' QP ,. s E, . P C. Mr, cp, R - 1x1.x'G . .glrlmn ,Ch 54,4 N ,pl A k,xf1,HlA A85 U I4 Crum, 11lr.i1'2 .'1,i-Y lah fa ,IN Cin- UGII- V '15 J. Lfl. C- Jlduf fi1f,fa1, H ffilf. wr ' . A14 A 'ufbls HW C' . D 1 ' ' -init. 0 eke ta 0 If as. LINFIELD TOLRNANfENT V'INNERSfLrft la rzghfx B. Myers, A. Hathaway, Godwin, G. Rich, K. Slf'ILl.l1X'. Premier!! 111 fcrrlrttrrx Crandall Peck OFFICERS lyi SiaMhsTLR l'remIif11 . .. , ilrgtntlall Peck .S'rfm'.1fx-Tn-Jrnrir. Duane Kingslev Zxu Siamusrak I'rfrnIn1t . . Duane Kingslcv 3'ccrm1g1-Trearzzrfr . . jim Godwin ,f N A 71694 KILOWATTS Kilowatts, chosen for thcir electrical interwt arc kcpt busy operating and repairing bchool equipment. This year they inaiiitaineil the public address system for assembliea xo that students could hear speaker: more digtinctlv. One of thc mout active Prrxzdml aml.fu11rJIer.' Duane Knigslcv 5 ,Kia-iw Ja achool organizations, the Kilowatts arc: on hand to manipulate the lights, phonograph, microphone or motion picture proicctor at each school event. Duane Kingsley serxetl as announcer lor toothall games and track meets. Ron and Co L O. r .. P filter ,HOMES -.S Franklin and Burton operate phonograph Hansen and Franklin Griffith takes a bl cl x t oi n Job Htunc-up 5peal.cr PQ wlfh Jfld Iflnqxl- I rccord Pl uf L '. 'r Godwin haunt: 'lliitlc-out 71 is FIRE SQUAD-Front raw: Biggi, Oules, Pointer, Atlcc, Bishop, Mceke, Lusby, Moore, Ross, Van Horn, Moshofslty, Wallace, Duhaime. Back row: Slovick, Courtwright, Peck, Toelle, McKnight, Lauro, Young, Stoller, Reed, Turner, Hilderbrand. Himewgeagf due 10 17 x 15 HIE- l 'E l i so I1 W X kt r i N' W, !,1L-1- mm noon h e M I Q amos a i-if , i.. ' I A . 1 ' Z- nun rw... Lllww sumo noon LMKER IDG! UNO ROW ' :comme n L 8 care-rum amuse I l 4 v -.115 FII!! Fl00R c2nZ4e0!d7acm7' At almost any time during a peaceful school day, a passerhy may he startled to see long lines of pupils suddenly stream out ofthe huild1ng.Closer observation would reveal efhcient hoys stationed in opportune places. directing trnfhc and managing fire-extinguishing equipment. After several drills, the time required for complete cxacugition of the huilding has been cut to 65 seconds. At the Fire Squad initiation, annually presented in the asseriiblv, hihhed neophytes guzzled nippled hottles of milk, hunted blindfolded for oranges on the floor, and tried such feats of skill as eating apples suspended by a string, in mid-air. Superintendent I. R. Mctzler supervises the group. Chief Norman Bishop OFFICERS Chief .... , .... ,i.... N orman Bishop ut Lieuzemmr , . . . Gene Springer Fin! Captam . . , Chet Slovick 3'rfamlCaptan1. . . . . Verne Lusby Third Capmm . . Fred Van Horn All out in 65 wth ulqnfh Ol CU BILL DUHAIME Prnnlcnt zml .iimzufrr lor' ' 'fr RA N DA Ll. Prfrnfrvzf 111 ft mu mr M 56Ze70e3ze of Student smiles hro:itlen,ever1tliefacultycliueltleb,:Intl .mother Pep Cluh stunt hits proven worthy of the popul.1ritv ncrurtletl to these aiiiuaiiig spectacles. Costumes Conbibting of evsrytliing from the kitchen curmins to gr:1ndp.1S lieny untlerwenr are tlonnetl, ad lilv is slippetl in tn the tliiilugue, untl the kitlb are Mrolling in the aisles. But with the lnughx during the pr.inlt stunts, the interest iirousetl tnw.u'tl school events i5 tlouhletl and the Pep Cluh h.i5 once Again .ittmiiplislietl ity lull purpme. True ex.1niple5iifNli1ning lleakers.lretlieli1Lir girlx .intl Your htiys feleuetl lroin each of the wplioinore, iunior, .intl Bcnior el.iMes, plub the writ: leader and yell huosterh which make up thu exuberant Ol'gtlIll.l.lIlUH. The football spirit was l.iunche.l with the royal eriiwning of King Football. Later, with the prefentatiorz of Uarteeyt :lxetChe5 of the hhketball te.un, Beavers cheered again. Always brimming full uf itleab, Slim Anurette llnrnex .intl Mism I:le.uiur Zureher have given their abzsistance 15 the Pep Cflubk ctipgihle .itlxiwry PEP CLl'B'-Y Inf! fff 115121 .Si!.1r.'.f':uq ll. Rith. R. lhmiiiter, K. Look, G. Rich, A l'l1lIl1.lXY11f', H. R,intl.ill,ll. Teitzxiiir. liieer. l. Deiitiev, ll. Dulmzine, ll. Mtlinight 4 - , V . , J. 'Iurner, lx X .iii llwri' .S1..r..: l.l.lrlw1ii,Nl llirriwii. lipintix, ll .wilt-ii, M. Extra, D. See, Nl, U'l7uiui:ll. Stlilhtlitr, lf. llmlex. W. llnwiimzi, W. liiync. Kremers, L. lll.1ir, D. Ktiexlte, M. -1. fX1.utxi:. Kr.'ir.'.'f::'.I Ltliin.ui, l.. Nlntielil M. johnbon, T. Cfourtwriglit. -rs xrz-N A., ,dn 'K , I J l.Ax V ga vain Q W -T- M EPA les, J -919 l 'Artuur BMI wi N. Dx. DRUM MAJORETTES Left to nghl' M. Stark M. French E. Steele ' n nz J b r in .- YELI. LILAIDIQRS-Llff l0f1Zhf,'T.CilUfIXX'Tlgl1I, lxl..IUllIlsIJI1,'J.SCl'llClCl1Cl', L. 31.15 licld, Lehman. FREDDY BOYLES, Ht 5021! xtrr O-Dunn f r L ' Q u ull l,chHUn'T' O Cu, N B I llfys' fp-wUlLht' fi ,,lx0Y R' OFFICERS 1sT Sguasrek Pffflulffll Halen Randall V156-Prrfzdnzt Fclix Rosch Xrl-ramp-Trmfurff Grace Rlch ZND Smizn ER Prrmlnzf . . . B111 Duhaimc Vice-Premfnzf . Lormlnc Dcnncy .Wrremrj-Trzafurer . Roberta Allen DORO'I'Hli blilj, 111.1 .fenzrmr QQOX4 w lfft Ia fltzhl' R. Shay, P. Olson, W. Branch, M. T Wullscr, M. Martyn, H. Irrurwn. ' -lxson. j, ,..r..n,f T115 5 i 5IlyL-IMF, Cilizlflilf Rghfyll inf, HVOUIN .lrL.r- . 1 LIN,-A l X UTI' The xplrlrcrlwtrgunsutn1.1rri,1lmubic,oftcnnccompanicrl by rhythmic lmnrl clapping ul srudcntf. open and clmc wary Jwcnlbly. Dnringthc fC.lI'UL1ISI.lllxllI1g hnnrl murnlnrx untcrtguncrl the student- lvoaly with mlm. .Mmrnu thu: xwrc Wdlrcr Pnync, Marllcc fNI.nldCn, Anna Mac Long, gxnll liuvrgu Sprwngrr. Lunnc rnuaiml prcernmrionf, were :nada hy .l.1cl4 NLIIIQCN, Kun S1ncl.1zr, .xml George Sprlngcr. The drum nmloruttug cxlnlwlrul aklllful baron rwxrllng .zum Combined wrrh the glen club, the lunrl Nmgud wwml concern, including thu highly zapprucxntcd Cl'll'1NUIlLlN prugrurn. Mr. Bushnell, dlrcctor, was i1551NICxl hx' uudunr leaders Walter Payne, first, and Charles Walker, second wmcstcr. Secretaries were Jack Mangcs and KlfUS1DClLllI'. , 5. A- I Q.. wif' C . SWL . ' C- J' mr ,O fzghghgyny xx. gl. Xlvlllflclyljxli Stmzdnlg-'n E4 Svrthlfw NA Yrcnch. Smrll- ' A M ,Yf,1trd' M. Mxcrs, D. xx-flglll, F. Wxlxon, M. Y xnlrll D Grand ,. - Nilddcn lj lxhngcs Y 111011 B ilrn N Y PC Shu 1 1 cx lu Q .idx 5w1f 'g hx le. L rum D n L Lu lr h 'X Gmbhor R omni. li Nl QXX1 LY 1 3 1' I f 1 i ' ' if .4 'v . 4' ' y' , ..,, 1 A 'IW -Al ?I'w'XL'Z.'f Q ' Q ' GX GLEE CLUB-Rau If B. Durig, B. Franklin, D. Jellum, V. Hesselgesser, N. Christensen, Coteml. Durig. Rau' II: D. See, G. Frank, R. Keebaugh, G. Hobbs, B. Hogan, M. Morgan, M. Pomeroy. Rau' Ill: L. McBride, A. Linkey, B. Waltershl. Wreisner, M. Graff, R. Allen, Miss Zurcher. Rau' IV: S. Cary, M. Wyattml. Neilson, A. Adams, S. Wilson, P. McCrum, L. Denney. ff W ' ' ll ac- DaisyJune tells Clem A Valentine by the glee club. Left Io right: fund: R, Bastian, L Robinson, L. Marvin, Godwin, S. Prinl-c, K, Wheeler, D. Raeburn, G. Kubel, Helm. .Yrundmgx D. Miller, P. Gilbert, D. Ballhl. Mitchorf, E. Gordon, V. Meyers, Mr. Bushnell. GLEE CLUB Theres music in the air appropriately described what occurs when the girls' Glee Cluh sings under the direction of Miss Eleanor Zurcher, Both serious and frivolous entertainment was pro- vided by the thirty-live promising Jenny Linds in various assemblies, while rollicking, spirited folk songs, delicate haunting melodies, soul-stirring Negro spirituals, and church hymns floated through the halls during second period every morning. Several evening programs combining the band and the glee club were given. At Christmas, white-rohed girls holding flickering candles made the true spirit of Christ- mas live again while they sang old and new Yuletide favorites, During the year, classes in song direction were held and each girl learned how to lead the chorus. ORCHESTR A The orchestra, under the direction of F. E. Bushnell, made several appearances in assembly programs and entertained the student body with brisk marches, dreamy xvaltzes, and musical selections vi ith an Oriental flavor. Although this group was not heard as often as the other musical organizations, its performances were welcomed by the student bodv. .Y Janet Francis, lst Semester pianist, gives Johnnie Tennant, pianist 2nd semester, some pointers H Um a c W 015. A4 Lzfz fa right: G, Lafollcttc, L. Nelson, L. Gray, D. Cornell, A. Huscrik, S. Taylor, L. Shicltls. GIRLS' GYM CLASSES Student intcrcst ran high regarding thc girls' gym- class totirniiiictitsr vollcylull, goal hall, and luslcct- b.ill --thc liniiln of which were plaiyctl oil' during noon-hours hcforc cheering, paclcctl hlcxtlicrs. Chobcn hy popul.ir XOIC for thuir athletic uhility and lczulcrsliip, thc gyiii lutidcrb nssiit Miss Duff, girls' physical ctluciitiun instructor, during classes, ON Cori'-N ' Chief- VOL B lf, B, ' 'Pm' LEYB - Lf , Th 'B -'IL Jrson, L 3rf1c1CSjf7t1'4.rXOn L TQAM L' CHAN! ff In NYS, F ' L- C., Vw ze, M Plow CCA-I M f'H1ff4,,,4,, 'f1bC1,,' iff 'MA G1,,g,,I.4 5 sum BASA-ET A'1CCall'A' Br 'flndc and tru, ,Q If S HALL f 417- Oad rs-on Inv. Jchs JMPO-'- 7 ILA! 'JD7 l7X1 Inter, 'Joss' - lvgon, Ijwfg ,474 . gym! A .: e, A X 'iii ironcg lBVP1ov GO occlt li J-KMILL LL ll TEAM 1 - 40 rlt. Coburg: 054,-. fra dtlsldarglf ggi,-. Joh A Ver' H' ltr. if 0 ln thc congenial atmosplicru of thc lilwrary, students brtmsc during noon-lioum or scclc informa- tion for C1455 proiccts and intlividugil intcrcau during study pcriods. Student llbI'.lFlLlI1S, supurviscd by Miss Gulp Duff, gain knowlcdgc of library procedure by actual cx- pcricncc. Fueling thc pulse of tllc times, Miss Duff has stocked thc 5hclvc, with up-tcrthc-ininutc books pct- ttuning to world conditions. LIBRARISXNS-fLrff fo r1gf1I'5.',1Inl.'H.Hulbrilcc, D. Rllcburn I. Yan Klcck, R. Vim Klccl-Q, D. Bal-act. Xttuzdnzgfll. Cameron Mas Burris, R. Dickrrianhj. Tennant, H. Brutl-qc, Nlius Dull. Excntl1cf4iu,iltyL1xcstl1clllwr.1rx.Nlr.YYubb caught in one of hi: Hlfllflllillu nunncnts. Hurd tit work 1, P! Qt! .A x 6' ,Qs ,tai V W. K N' , 1 . ,.?' Q ig. i 4.1, ,, 1' hlfaaf' , ,, 34 'JV I .' . , Q' '-4' 20' gf ' 5' .. 'F . fr s Q , 0 gf' 11 Q . . I S 1-, W tiv ear S A e an ECS BC tv' '1 34: my 'fi WE'-Q L M W M M, H L me .mum MOP 4 4. 9 lmad' BOYS JOINING THE SERVICE BEFORE APRIL 1 6 in N. x WARREN HOHNSTEIV KENNETH BROWN HOB KOKICH L', 5. Nnjfjmmr L', 5. .N'.n,1-juuw L' 3 N113 fjmmr 5 . jL'LI.-KN cums L' x .w,.,-sm, Lg gr Y' '-'T L 'WIN DEAN BEARD HILL GRII-'HTH L' A .V.ny-Xmnr L' 3' Nujfjunzur F sv 'hw L Y' FOREST QNDAMSQ BICKNELL 1 E. WRIGHT L' .Y Anrgv An Caryl-Smmf L' X. Navy-Fnlhmarr KEITH cgmvrgs L' A :v..,Ax,m,f 'F-R 9- EARNEST SCHAER Lf S. Amy-Jmxor ,www BETTY ANN NULSEN As American as Yankee Doodle Dandee and equally as true in spirit, is Betty Ann Nulsen, for she is the spring of action in B.H.S.' service to our lighting boys and girls everywhere. As a part of her Hummer staff activities, Betty Ann has aided in maintaining a mutual address file for warfront Beavers, mailing to them each issue of the Hummer. Along with her duties as a bond sales- man, she has been in charge of the packing and distributing of gift boxes for local selectees. The electric smile which lights Betty Ann's face is a service in itself as a morale booster. NORMAN TOELLE Gifted with a promising speaking ability, Norman Toelle rates as one of the most outstanding boys in the sophomore class. With an eye for both politics and athletics he was sophomore class president and has proved his worth on the football squad and track team. All this, and scholastically minded, too, Norman is a member of the Torch Honor. Bids are high on Norman Toelle's future at B.H.S. JACK Ross Will he serve a third term? Jack Ross, after serving two terms as president of the freshman class, is still high on the ballots with all the 7 Beavers. Stepping deep into the heart of school A activities, jack has participated in football, Q' basketball, and track. He is a member of the Fire Squad, Kilowatts, and Winged B. , 1 .351 MARY POINTER Sugar and spice and everything nicr-that's what little Beavers are made of . . . And that is exactly what you'll find in Mary Pointer. Mary's shy but quick-witted personality was approved by the freshmen right from the start, and she was chosen class secretary. Her high scholastic record and her polished talent for piano playing first intro- duced her to the entire student body, then we staked our claim on Marv Pointer. ZWWJZZ an . ' WALTER PA YNE Doc Payne, the boy with the trumpet and a million dollar smile, has grinned his way to the position of president of the junior class and tops with the entire school. Walt's sparkling personality and versatility made him the ideal host of the junior prom and the man for the part in many Pep Club stunts. Swell is the word which sums up Walter Payne. .IEANNE KREMERS Still wearing the smile which won our hearts when she entered Beaver- ton high, Jeanne Kremers, with her natural grace and dignity, gained a position as princess of the Girl Reserve Spring Reign court and has acted as a delegate for the G.R. conference. She has participated in many school events, proving her dependability in the successful management of many assignments. Jeanne acted as the poised hostess ofthe 1944 junior prom. JANET FRANCIS Sunshine and song, Janet and a set of ivory keys -- they go together. And so, Janet Francis has helped to set B.H.S. to music. She gave the freshman class a tuneful background as class pianist and served this year as student body pianist. As a member of the Pep Club, she is a model of what the organization signifies. Her sunny personality and her unruffled disposition make janet a girl who's fun to know. BOB MH ERS Give it to Bob. He can handle it. Proving his ability and dependability, Bob Myers, an outstanding student, has brought many top honors to Beaverton high through his victorious bouts in extemporaneous, oratorical, and debate contests. A boy who quietly shoulders a big load, he has held many responsi- ble offices in organizations as well as ably fullilling the positions of student body treasurer and vice-president. Com- bining sincerity with his elever wit, his addresses have met our applause many times. Beaverton high school is proud of Bob Myers. s if T' N. if 11- , N 5 a xi, ,lx 4 i Yxectsxltated hx war uma ahortagts the G1rl Rcstrxes subsntutetl the Qprlng RCIQH mformal dance for the bxenmal carmxal Roxaltx rulttl hoxsutr as tradxtlon lollou td the pre war cornatlon Lltctttl ts honored queen hx the tntxrc stutltnt hodx can Lvotlvun PFLx1LlLLl our tht rox al fLbflNlIlL5 as uttn can ll ln 1 xptcxtl etrtm t o Btncrton XX H Cyrautr athoolhoanl charrman Erntxt M mera Mnor and Charles Nltlxttl thostn llrat cltxztn of Btaxerron utrt ltmghted bv the Llhifllllllg qutcn om thrtt leullng m n t' Har rox al onsort Rat Pomrer Crown Prmceax Nlollle ODonncll Crown Prmce Norman Blshop Prmcess Helm Rtntlall Ebtort acl. Nleelte Prmctw Ann Hathauax Escort Bxll Duhalmt Prmcess lxancx Chrxstensen Fscort Xtrne Lushx Prmcess laurtnt Mznhtll Ebcort nn Turner Prmcess Gract Rlch Escort XX alttr Punt Prmceas tanne lxrcrntra and Escort Frttl N an Horn court COHSISICJ of Prmce C Dotl p e mmlstcr crovx ned her majesty and prestnttd her urth the rox al sceptrc and Robert Mxers herald read the othual decree Berg OfllClLlIlIlg as rlm 'X fanfare from trum gorge Sprlnger an nouncttl the processxon petecrs lxarl Lngar and G Tht frolrcsome antlca of Rolantl R ch and lm Iehman as Court Jtsttts proudetl nnuaement for the court and htr suhlects X oungtr mtmhtrs of the court utre Ctrol Lou Barms floxxtr glfl Lee Lumu alt trownbcartr 'XlanNi1ll5 and Hugh Niamtcra tr unbearcrs The tl lon caturetl Daxe Longtm and hxs ten pxtct orchestra ance folloumg tht coronat f .11 ii?-t Q f- ' . - 9 Q A -l' ana Tmmprterf. G.Spr1ngcr and K. Ungcr.Fror1Irau,fe.1rrd. Carol Lnu Barncs, Alan Mills, Hugh Masters and l.cc Zumwulr. I'm1rrfre1 Jmml. N. Christensen, H. Randall, A. Hathaway, M. O'Dnnncll, G. Rlch, L. Mayhcld and Krrrncrs. Bark raw: V. Lusby, Mcckc, B. Duhalmc, N. Blshop, B. Mycrs, Queen Jean Godwin, R. Polnrcr, Prxrnc Mnnsrcr Doll Burg, W. Payne. Turncr, and F. Yan Horn. Y r i 5 4' 5 9? N741 ' Allhl W. llgxync. l1rm!J.- Bob Myers. Court jefterr: Roland Rlch and Jim Lchmzm. from mn' ll. R 1nrl.1ll, Nl. O D ' onncll, G. Rxch. .Sh-011.1 mu: A. l l.lllll1VVHf', -I. . Krcmcrs, Queen Jann Godwin, l.. Mnylicld, .xml N. Lhrxsrunscn. Buck faux Mcukc, li.Duh.1nnc, F. Yan Horn, N. lilshop, R. POIIIILIYMI. Turner, V. Lushy, r,-UQ C 0 1 4f9r,. 19.9. Pom rc.,- ,- ,, -nw' .li , ad tie Ogeronfo f 'H ,, Ge If af U - WWC IMS, Gy, . Pzbih '01u,,,g O P I 04,6 f me W y 1' 0,21 'si igqn FM i lj . dang: AQ, fthe J J. 5 t 01110, - 0 '71 1 in s ,fi s 'A ,lg Lfft to right: Fzrrr f0Il,' Roberta Allen, Jeanne Kremers, Hilda Balfe, Barbara Walters, Arlajcari Linkcy, Lois Gray, Serond nm: Bill Duhaime, Walter Payne, jim Wallace, Miss Dutf. JUNIOR PROM CUMMITTILESY-Pmgmnz: Arla Jean Linkey, chairman, Alice Aklamx, Bcxerlv Xahler, Mariory lflirerafr. lnfrmrmrzfx Loie Gray, Chairman, Mary Salts, Yixian Hesselgewer. DfClIY.IfllJP1Y.'-ICAITITC Kremers, chairman, Lois Blair, Delina Sarchell, Wayne Granilv, Dick Reed, Lorraine Nelson, Sybil Taylor, :loc Thomas, -Freil Moore, Dale Miller, Ray Cariler. Krfrrrfmzrrm' liarlwara Walrcre, chairman, Shirlev Wilxon, Annie Hukeriek. Ifrzfemmzmenr'Jim Wallace, chairman, jack Niceke, Iirlile -Ienningx, Keith Cook. Urrhrrrmx Roberta Allen, chairman, Fred Yan Horn, George Duwin. Przfrwzr .n1i1'Patfw1frru: Hilda Balfe, chairman, Maxine Johnson, Mary Mnlvee, Hart: Walter Payne. liUIffH'.'JCL1l'1IlC Kremerk, Gn1friJfCf1.urmaf1.' Bill Duhaimc. Leff to r1ght.'DalC Miller, Dick Reed, Fred Moore, .joe Thomas, Sybil Taylor, Lois Blair,Dclin:1 Sarchell, Lorraine NClSOl'l,xv3f'l'1C Grandy. DID YA HEAR THE ONE ABOUT . . . SCHOOL DAZE DLIMP TRASH HERE BACK FROM VERBAL WARFARE W0 THE PIDDLLR5 THRLE -... A f TOOTH PASTE SMILE 3 3 f s LE KPIN' LEYA GOT HER MAN GNAW, GNAW, LIL' BLU ER HL'T-SCT RA LSTON TELL YA' WHAT I'M GONNA' DO .. 5'-., BOBS HAREXT CHFYR CHLKR IOR HI KK I RTON ULN ,f .- ,- N W re 3 X el we .fe xx PHL EHVER IGH o 5 CL X 9 Q , ,- , C59 2 7w':5 '-' B g Q x -in-11-t -Jan f Q 'i 1 lp Bn E' onnb wan SEA X-X X X You L a . .... 5 Ho B l-lo V i vw-.. Q 1 Q 4 . I fefw aw-, V A f , ,,,, g,,,.,,. ,gh Vx f t fe anemia nv ' 'K tv S Jaya! A former Beaver backlield star himself, Ernie Stassen volunteered to assist coach Duncan during the 'I T football seasong his time spent and knowledge related y was appreciated by all athletes coming into contact : with his genial smile and forceful cane. Ernie was a freshman star at the University of Oregon before retiring from the game due to an automobile accident received while motoring through California. Assuming duties as head coach for the first time in his enviable career, Eugene Duncan capably led his athletic teams to high-ranking positions. Called upon at the beginning of the season, after deciding to work in a defense factory, the former civics and sociology teacher amassed a record on the gridiron that elevated the Beavers' totals over those of any recent year. Placing second in the T.Y.V. league was only one of his achievementsg he led his squad to a season record of 6 wins, 2 losses, and one tie in the annual Upigskin classic. Faced with a large turn out in all sports activities, Coach Duncan carried the brunt of a one-man coach- ing assignment and kept thirty boys out for football and twenty Hcasaba potters on the roster during the whole ofthe basketball season. Even under this task, Dunk, led his charges to a second tic for second place on the T,Y.V. league ladder during the year. He was chosen Man of the Month by the Hummer staff during the football season and justly deserved the credit handed him by others throughout 'F his First year at the helm of the Beaverton athletic department. 0' n Fzrft rau Bt ml Duh uint, Young, Curtis, Moshofsky fsitt1ngD,ROsS. Back mu: Springer, Turner, Moore, Sprecker Hohnstein ff Bcnvcrton's gridiron stalwarts, under the capable leadership of their new coach Eugene Duncan, successfully carried out Bcaxers traditions during the fall of '43, winning sis, while losing only two games. The first engagement ofthe season with Lincoln high school of Portland, under direction of former Beaver coach, L. Marble Cook, ended in a scoreless deadlock. LvI1YCll1Xlg the fast and deceptive T formation, the Beavers were spark-plugged hy fullhack,C.1ptain Gene Springer, and halfbaclxsjirn Blake and Freddy Yan Horn. Dependable line performers were Captain Warren Hohnstcin, center, and Ed Loon, end. Gurnering positions on the T.Y,Y, league All-Star roster were the two t,ipt.1ins, Gene Springer .ind XY,irren Hohnstein. Scores lor th: season were usually dccisixe in the locals' Lu or. Season score xsindfup shows tlut the two losses were suffered to the champion Ncwlwetg eleven .md Hillsboro squud, Blglxe scores against XX oodhurn Loon Crhlbs Fzrrrnu Mm Horn num, Sanz Thomn Graxes Blggx Bufkrou Broxsn,Huscrik,Coon Blah Pomnur Bcmcrton Opponents: Lincoln Woodburn Ncwlwcrg Graham West Linn Mcfdlnnvillc Forest Grove Hilbboro Tigard 'NP'- v 'Q 'E Q -or --. ll .fzrtnzgp Senz, Duhuime, O'Connor. .f!J7I4Jl77g.' R. Whitworth, I.. Ingram, L. Ingram, Denies, V111 Horn, Vvullilce, Ross, B. Whitworth, W e zef4ZZU ZQE7' H Starting the season with it huge turnout of some thirty-live HCLlSL1lW.l-flJNsCl'H iispiriints, the squad, under Cogieh Duncan, went through a generiil weeding out process until twenty ofthe most Ulikely to succeed players remained. Hzindicapped at the first of the season by a new type system under .1 new couch, the reguleirs stroxe lor T.Y.V. lea ue honors in .1 des erate six- fame winnin Slfttlli towurd the :nd of the se.1son. is t Lacking very much in height, the Beavers managed to garner a second-place tie with McMinnville, perching just under the champion Newherg Tigers on the T.Y.V. loop liidder, Reguliirs from l.1st years quintet were Verne Lushy, GeneSpr1nger, .ind Chet Sloxiek. Nei-.corners were Diek Reed, Deilejennings and Charles Walker. In il pl.iy-off for county' represenmtion .xt the st.ite meet, Beitxerton w.is edged out in the lirst tilt lw the under- dog Viking squad from Forest Grove. Seniors graduating are: Lhgirles Walker, Verne Lusby, Drtlejennings, Gene Springer, and Chet Slox iek. Its 3 m55'uP The Aloha Hobo Key hole Captixe frm' ran. Nlclinight, Oia, 1.. Robinson, Blair,Walker,Recel,Jennings,G.Robinson, 5r:oriJ mu' E. Harvey, Twyforel, Gordon, Johnson, Wallace, Turner, Miller, A. Moshofsky, Widen, Koenig. Thzrd mu:- Mitchotl, Davies, Gaither, Grandy, Moore, Harris, Oules, Huscrik, Tocllc, Marugg. If ' M . . 171111 mir: Courtwright, Berger, Atlce, Swain, Morrison, Bye, Haberly, Alvarez, Coon, Parish, G. Moshofsky. Second raw: Moore, 1-1. Cook, Bea, B. Whitworth, O'Connor, Springer, Young, Senz, Frank- land, De Haan, Rosene, D. Harvey. Third rout: Stuart, Turner, Stollet, Ingram, Van Horn, Ingram, Blake, Gallien, Ross, Newman, Lusby, Biggi, Coach Duncan. Bag, ,gt 4-v - Q 4 . . N1 ith 21 record of seven straight wins without a defeat and 4 new track recorels broken, Beaxerton s track term emerged as the dominant power in Uregon High School track competition. Early in the season, Roosevelt, of Portland, was challenged and was easily heaten 61 2 3- 43 1 2 by a smooth and powerful Beaver track machine. Salem xx as next to fall under the axe to the tune of a S2 1 2 to 20 1 2 setback. ln the Beaxerton Relays, the Beavers garnered the cup for the seventh time paced hy a new record of 5' 11 3 4 in the high jump set hy Dale Schellcr. The county and T.Y.Y. league meets xxere heltl at Beaverton and again the Beaxers triumpheel for the seventh straight T.Y.V. meet win. New records were Christcnsens 2 Ol 6 in the SSO, Coon's 129' 6 in the discus and Schellens 15.5 in the high hurelles. Benetton sent 5 delegates to the State tournament at Eugene1Scheller, Springer, Christensen, Karr-stein, :mel Blake. INTRAMUR.-XI- SOFTBALL CQAPTAINS If!! fa Hill! 1.. SL1b1f1,1l. Ross repre- senting N. Bishopi, B. Moore, R. Pointer,J 71-Uf'I1CF,1j.LJCl1I'!lI1g5, R. ' i Nlosholsky, A. Huserik. 1 1 I 6 2. ff, tl. . 51 B ..- 1' Nat Horn, Art AQ A i 600: LE TIC Affijh '0z4r. 7 HCWIQ' Afogrc, A GERS 844-f r I Spru- o Hill' K. C HQ' C, 017, 00,4- ' J . Harm 5, 1' 1 F 'X f NQ 3 U ! A 3 ,.4.?- up X I .49 i N SIX BITS HE DOLSYT XIXKI. IT S RUNNING OUT ON CS EENZ POSI5 TH PXLXI. TIIXT RIIRI IIIS WHATTA RACK ITT -Q TIII, NN HOLE, Lf XXI, IDII I-Q C,I,I,HI'N Iv' INR 1 CHUCK WIIZLDS A A ILXCK HAND DISK CHASES WICKED W.XC,KhT SLASH ONE Q OPI N FIU: Iv! 1. In lx... N i 'Q 1 FLYING HIGH FREDDY WKITING PATIENTLY WIMM SMILIN' THROUGH A-li MY TURN NEXT ANOTHER LES STEERS CONSULTATION OF WAR TEX CLOUTS ONE Ls ' COACH HAS THEIR INTLRDT HES HUMAN, TOO THROW THE BLT-I5 OI.'T DINKY REED CANS A LONG ONEfWHERE I5 EVERYBODY1 Typical of the boys now lien home on leave are: S Hampton, P.F.C. Hercules vvclcomed by President Moll Ixf' BOND SALESIWEN-Lef! to right: .fm!rJ.' S. Taylor, L. Gray, E. Peterkort, H, Randall, H. Holboke, D. Cornell. .Vftnzdrng L. Mayfield, M. Salts, B. Nulsen, Blake, Miss Sanford, N. Christensen, Wallace, L. Cover, Kremers, D. Raeburn, R. Yan Kleek. Super-charged is the vvord describing these persuasive war bond salesmen. Making the rounds every Monday and Tuesdgiv' morning of the school year, their enthusiiistic pep talks vvere a mayor factor in the attainment of the school's 560,000 goal. The safety valve of this group vvas the chief mathametician and stamp-counter, Miss Sanford, who kept the books unscrambled. Q. 0 Assuming duties at mid- season, James Schurman quickly and easilv' swept his wav' into the swing of high school activ- ities. Not only does he perform his rob efficiently but he is also a constant observer of Beaver athletic events. He never lets the million menial tasks of the day interfere vvith his genialitv. in the service vv ho visit school Zfc Dean Beard, SK. 2 c jack Alex and S 2 C Bill Grifhth, ic O'Donncll. .9 . an , ,. ', .cr fd' ' 5'-Lf ,M i, Working with the local chapter ofthe American Legion Auxiliary, Girl Reserves Betty Ann Nulsen, Ruth Dickman, and Miss johnson, advisor, filled over 250 gift boxes for departing servicemen. Nxt. at 2,3 1 Fluttering in the breeze be- neath the stars and stripes, the Treasury 90 per cent flag symbol- izes the schools all-out effort to reach the 560,000 bond goal, It was presented to the student body in the assembly December 15 in recognition of the high sale of bonds per studentfcon- sistently over 95 per cent. ll 1 REPRESENTATIVES OF SERVICE COMMITTEE-Lrft ra right: M, Flitcraft, Mae Burris, D. jcllum, B. Nickol, R, Yan Kleek, Chairman. With chattv' news-letters as their specialty the Girl Reserve service committee was responsible for the writing and mailzng of several letters to the boys in service. 1 AIISLR geewufaa S ERA ICI NTAT N AA II NON E1 EL HARD J 1 P11111 3661 HIH HARDAA I D11 7 sl ISEAA I RTON B ARI RH L 1 P1111'1 3-11 QPEI DH IREELL TOO D11 7 RC I7 111401 P 1 D IOLRLRS 602 IRICR ON XIAR T 61 TH AION 363 AIARH EILIN N 151 A H NALON CO11 AIIBIA IOOD NTORI. 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