Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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Athletic junior boys earned letters in football, basketball, and track. Chosen by the group for their amiable dispositions were Margaret Cornils and Iohn Thomas. Margaret's quiet easy grace and modesty won for her the admiration of her schoolmates. On the football field as in the classroom Iohn proved himself a co- operative, sociable fellow. Working with the class were advisors Miss Eleanor Zurcher, Miss Gertrude Schoeler, Mrs. Mary Roberts, Miss Dorothy Lundquist, and Mr. Ed Bader. lst Semester OFFICERS 2nd Semester Ed Harvey Pres. Bob Whitworth Bob Whitworth Vice-Pres. lack Ross Mary Myers Sec. Beverly Rohrer George McCorkle Treas. lim Taggart Class officers. front row-Mary Myers, Marjorie DeHaan, Marian Dickman, Margaret Comils, Mariam lolmlton. Back row-lim Taggart, George McCorkle, Ioe Gervais. lack Ross, Rob Whitworth, Pat Curtis. Margaret Cornils and lohn Thomas ff x First row-Pointer, Van Kleelr, Arpke, Durig, Carr, Sweet, Stark, Sachs. Ling, Schurman. Second row-Kuiken, Marvin, Geiger, Nelson, Ribble, Keebaugh. Little, Grundy, West, Sayre. Third row-Cook. Lawer, Enger, Nyssen. Balte. Skeels, Stoller, Hydman. Higgs, Thomas.

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union Hot dcgs. hot dogs was the familiar cry as junior misses paced the aisles of the grandstand and circled the field in a money-raising effort for the Iunior Prom. Enthusiasm and leadership were identified with the class, as members stepped out to lead and participate in school aciivilies. Elecked to student body offices were Kay Stark, Mary Pointer, Evelyn Marsh, Bill Springer, Ioe Gervais. and Ed Harvey. Bud Sayre, George Choban, Elbridge Gordon. Ed Harvey. and Bill Springer were outstanding debaters. Eo l'la 'cy .rid Bob Vllhilworth First raw-Ryder, Hamel, Vlheeler. Butcher. Thorne. Stevcnz. Talbert. Averill. Marsh. Second row-Turner. Olson. Baker. Ielderks, Kirkland, lackson. Van Hyn.ng, Rogers, Nefl, Robinson. Third row-Deliaan. eaden. O'C Benham, Rces i. Pie' fer. Tra'-hzel, Holboke. M7 bf First row-Miss Dorothy Lundquist, Boge. 'Nrighh Edwards. Putney. Riggs, Ghiglielfi. Boeckli, Miss Gertrude Schoeler. X Second row-Tapper. Arias, Coburn. Lyne. Katferman. Helm. Anderso KJ X Anderson, Bye, Olsen. N Third row-Corn. Choban. Harter. Greene. Senz. Voorhies, Payne. his Q 5 son. Gordon. Springer. I R rig J gs. A 'X

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Soplwmmw This class of '48, which graduated from the rank of ireshie only a year ago, showed proudly that it knew what was cookin' From the timid little youngsters who first entered the doors two years ago emerged such football line- men as Bob Massingill, Wilbur Miller, and Ierry Graves. Fred Meyers and lean Turnbull, yell leaders, and Bennett Norrbo, business manager, won precious student body offices. Tom Cook, Bill Kent, Sam Mc- Keel and Fred Meyers found themselves on the de- bate team. Harold Steele and Dick Hesselgesser First row-Bebout. Leveret. Iergensen, Mcliibben, Classen, Kotrik, Cosola. Sears. Berquist. Second row-Lindsay, Mueller. Alvarez. Hamel. Thompson, Wright, Hickman, Tennant, Batke. N Third row-Sch'ndler, Buffam, Cornils, Pakulak, Hanson. Slovick, Tan- ner. Massingfl, McClure, Reilly. - -M .J First row-Childress, Straley. West. Ricks, Udy. Parker. Rainey. Krieck. Second row-Ross, Dysle, Valentine, Simonson, Sprecker, Backlin, Nel- son, Greene, Smith. Third row-Stat'er. Kramer, Nolt, Bacon, Arias. McKeel, Berkholz, Salta, lakobson, Dawes.