Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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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.

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-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

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'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.