Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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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

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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.

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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