Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1947 volume:

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Early in l946 the union board authorized the purchase of tive White buses, Actual delivery was rnade possible in August through the eitorts ot Iarnes Schurrnan, Eugene Duncan, George Gordon, Sr., Archie Zimlorick Everett Morgan and Melvin Beeler who tlew east and drove the buses to Oregon. To these men and the school board who added another step toward the goal of an efficient and modern school system the statt dedicates this l947 Beaver. DICATION r Wells, Kurtz, Lazuck, Schurman, and Smith pose Mr, Iarnes Schurman att their ea ly morning run. pervises the buses. TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT Six bus drivers covered a total ot l25 miles morning and night to transport an approximate 300 students to and from school each day. ln additin to these daily trips the buses were made available for interscholastic activities. Athletic teams were taken to sched- uled games, student spectators were accommodated, the glee club, debate teams and band were furnished transportation when it was needed. lt is estimated that the aggregate mileage of all the buses would top forty-tive thousand miles for the year. Men who assisted Mr. Iames Schurman, the superintendent ot transportation, were: Mr. Melvin Wells, Mr. W. C. Kurtz, Mr. Paul Lazuck, Mr. Everett Morgan, Mr. Duane Kingsley, Mr. Glenn Hollar, and Mr. Virgil Smith. ,14 ' V. 7' 2 .4 ' 'iv . ' 4 I ' 4 1 1 hx ,1 fu ,A era' Qian an-vw mana' 'ue c :: 3: , , . . 'YI Y - ff 'ss we . Q . 2 ' 1 .BK A, X , , LX. v 'X ' .X mx l 'J I V N U , t - I ' x 0 . fj .' . - 'Q Ak, ' . ' The bpgxlimc 'iesertei after the evenzrtg bf i :gre Bus S , -ase :rm and .,3..Q the La? jf 1197 rpm. 0H SIDA! N ADH XX if LlfJm?fm5s xx WY C WN I M F ,- BU5 R0afr fm -F- HQ -- X Q S 0 Yfld x N ll, hm Us Z Jx ' XX f v Y M, Q GJD THEY LEAD . I. R. METZLER. SUPERINTENDENT As vital to the operation of the school as the chief mechanic to the buses is l, R. lfetzler, superinten- dent of the high school. The steady influx of fami- lies into the Beaverton area has brought an acute need for expansion which will be accomplished in an eventual building pro- gram. Mr. Metzler is to be riighly complimented for having kept the present :hassis not only intact, but in good running order un- der the strain of the pres- ent overload. THE SCHOOL BOARD Purchasing new buses for a complete transporta- tion system, planning a new school building and managing the affairs of a union district which is still less than two years old were major problems con- fronting the school board this year. Mr. W. D, Cameron, chairman, was assisted by Mr. George Gordon, Mr. Allen Armfield, Mr. L. I, Furlong, Mr. Ross Hart and Mrs. Eugene Duncan, clerk. The students and faculty are greatly indebted to these busy men who give of their time so generously that Beaverton High School may be kept oper- ating smoothly. SCHOOL BOARD Left to right lfr George Gor don Mr Allen Ar field Nr l. I Furlong Mr Ross Hart M l R Metzler Ns Eugene Dun can and Mr William Carreron conven for a board meeting in in the library. in V' if auitn H WG Q- YI ...am0' FACULTY EDWARD BADEFI, E S Mathematics Asszstant C:a:h MISS AMARETTE BARNES, Sclence Iogr'1aI'sm f'I'.mmer GEORGE BAUDLR B A Ed M Socmal Scxence HIY MISS BFHNICE f OINOLY Englzsh PI o ography Beaver biaff MRS LLEANOR DUNCAN B A English Languxage GIGS- Club EUGENE DUIxCA I B A Boys Phys ca' Educatlon Athleucs MHS V ANN ELL OTT B S f'ommerc1aI GLEN IIOLLAP B S Ifxdusi IGI A ts I SLLIZA 'I O SBA Enghsh Torcl Hora HISS LILLIA NFXW LL BA Ma!hc'na Cs Y TU H 8 MEMBERS MRS BETH METZLER, E A. Enghsh Iumor Red Cross Councxl MRS MARY ROBERTS, B S. G1f1S' Phys:ca1Educa11on Library MISS GERALDXNE SANFORD, English Semor AdVlSOf MISS GERTRUDE SCHOELER, Home Economlcs, Art MRS. KATHRYN WARD, AB., B Sclence ERNEST G. WEBB, BA, Soclal Science, Speech f . fy v f MELVLN 1s,'wEnLf!g1hfK-1 BS, BA E Band, tlfdwl IGIpv?z-It s a Cs MRS MARIORY WHITBECK, BS OFIEDTGIIOH Torch Honor MRS DOROTHY WIPPEL, B.A. COmmSfC1dl, OTIGHYGUOH Y-Teen ,gif A44 M427 f7', 1 x 9 . 'L SCHJ a e GG 1ClC Pell a lc Bom of pa 1F'1 -,uuei the dut1eQ of 'T 1- .fl 4'f A3 3 675 Q5 frll fa Hat waited 'm mf Q mr one I Name! bulldmg custodxan .f ' 1- . If Y A ' 1' 2 x .I ,, SJ, , n f' mf, Q ri E'.'Q1','n I..'G:1I i'ff1Cl:.f 'A Hemi.: 'C thv YO'lf!Y1f' 21:9 1.11615 Iarrzf-Q' ' 1 rtyari v.'a.7 fF::'pOYIt3lb1'? fi: ine Cdf :Y'EY1E1 wi 11 Il: Q1 cjcrg 1. T 11 rcuqh 'Q f hall: grgng time rzicrnxxiz :QQJJ . y mfs! HW: la.gn'ir','1: a.'.'1 mei if Mrs' TY HTG .Nh-:Q 19 J 'l I 1.59, H, ' r . 1 cCn:sc1eni:ous1y . , ' . gf'5 LIT! gZ'5 wi i QJ W M. STOP 1091 QD ull up L,-I MAT! W 5 u 1-174 P ' SENIORS ' IUNIORS ' SOPHOMORES ' FRESHMEN if Q ff J N Q ' 1' I1 I ' L 7 J A 1 0 . x :X L X' A66 X G. ,w 'uhh I 1 Q X S 2 .ll W Az 1. , - C -Q C Q , QQ , DQ' QQ. vbu O xv .lt Q if c NLV' x A L ,Y -. ,hll A .,..f II' -X ' Z X Vx Eg EN . ' f W L 4 ..,,,, -...f '11 1.25 1 VT? ,,......-.-5 SENlOR CLASS Ol FlCERS President Eugene Pratt F T O 1 it T QM President, Elorxdge Go RTS Y 'Iv', 9. O Il ,if Choban, Pfeifer, Hildenbrand iigigd Tgouwgviifl ginrffm' Commencement day, Thursday, May 29, marked the completion of C,mpil,egr, gmmfsy TQQ,,Q,a high school for 90 seniors. The four years have been active ones for lOl1r1StOn, Pigtney' x the class as a whole, As a freshman, lack Ross merited a position on Thtfd 'W' 'ea' AO HW' the football aaa basketball aqaaaa, Elbridge Geraea debated in tbe Roeske, Neff, McCorkle Trrmeyi Gordon Linfield tournament As sophomores more boys answered the roll call for athletics, Mary Pointer and Kay Stark were elected student body yell leaders. Ioe Gervais filled the office of reporter, and Dorothy Riggs was chosen pianist The lunior prom marked the third year Enerfxotic rumor.: magnifi- cently portrayed sidewalk cafes of Paris under the chosen thernf: Promenade Parisienne f The biennial carnival ball sponsored by the Girl Reserves had three junior princesses: Mary Pointer, Crown Princess, Evelyn Marsh and Shirlee Carr Evelyn was also elected Beaverton Princess forthe annual Girl Reserve Ball for the Portland area. As seniors, Raith Boeckli, lanet Nielsen and lack Neff, accompanied Mrs. Duncan to the Music Educators' conference in Seattle The class of '47 boasts having won the service flag more than any other class, For four years, they have topped all other classes in number of students earnino positions on the honor roll Officers for this year were presidents, Eugene Pteifer, Elbridge Gordon, vice-presidents, Elbrzdge Gordon, lack lleffg secretaries, Cleda Sachs, Helen Tsugawag treasurers, George Choban, George McCorkle, yell leaders, Diane Putney, lffariam lohnston, Kay Stark, Diana Arpke, pianists, Beverly Thorne, Don Turner, song leaders, lanet Nielsen, lna Campbell, reporters, Perry Roeske, lerry Hilde:- brand The class was advised by Miss Geraldine Sanford, Mrs, Anne Elliott, Mrs, Kathryn Ward, and Mr, E. G. Webb, SENIO S--- t t J Q Q X X Iohn Alvarez. Bernice Anderson. Betty Anderson. Iohn Arias. Diane Arpke, Phyllis Averitt. ' David Baker, Constance Benson, Ruth Boeckli, Arleta Boge, Hoy Briggs, Mildred Broad. l 1 r ,J J' X 'J V 1, I r f .- . ,ffflj fl ft , , I 99 ' 1 X mix NL I Lenair Butcher. William Bye, Ina Campbell, Shirlee Carr, George Choban, Everett Cook. lohn Alvarez. Football Bernice Anderson, Torch Honor Benson Portland Mildred Broad. Torch Honor, Y-Te Beaver Staff, Y-Teens, Treas G!-,A Betty Anderson, GAA Pgggggyapgyu kj Y-Teenf Torch Honor, Plriotcgraphy, Beaver Staff Iohn Arias,:f1'.'efsc1ub Diana Afpke, Arm Edztcr Bea-.ef Lenair Butcher. Glfe Club Y-Teen Cabmef William Pre: Per: Club, Yfleen Calumet 'larch Honor, Sr Cla .'.f Bye, Football, Boy! Chorus Ina Campbell, Bus Mgr Yell l.eai:er Phyllis Averitt, GAA Eeaver Stall Y-Tneri: H-,gy ey Pep C1-gb Y.T9Qpg Beaver Staff, Torgh Honor Shirlee Carr, 3ea'.'er Staff, Pep Club Y-Teen Cabinet David Baker, Boy.: Chorgs K1lo'.'.'aTf.' Traci: l.1Q:7ar1ai T735 H5557 G R Spymq R933 Pfigceyeha George 351519 Constance Benson' Y'T'?': Ruth Boeckli' Choban, lei ate Torch Honor Clase Tre-ae, Boys Chor- igdwjr-Sfdff Y-Teen Cabinet' PEP Clit' jrcfzh Hilti' Everett Cook. H1-Y, Prev Kllowatts, Lgeuf Fire ulee Cas Arleta Boge, Treaxu Y-Teens ligrizrier Sari E137 Tryin. :lx-:EF Club .vmged E Tart: if :cr Glee Clear, Ear.: Roy Briggs, Traisier , . 4 A L 1 l6f' A 1 .- ' I 6' W 'JW if Margaret Cornils, Patricia Curtis, Mariorie De Haan, Patricia DeMuth, Marian Dickman, leannette Edwards. Gloria Garlick, Robert Geiger, Ioseph Gervais, Mary Ghiglietti, Ellsridge Gordon, Donald Grandy. Wan Avon Greene, Dolores Hamel, Lizabelle Hamel, Edgar Harvey, Iune Helm, Gerald Hildenbrand. Margaret Cornils, G. R. Cabinet, Glee Club, Sr. Class Song Leader, S. B. Sec. Patricia Curtis, Glee Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Prom Orchestra Chairman, Sr. Class Yell Le ider. Mariorie De Haan, Y-Teens, GAA, Gym Leader. Patricia Demuth, Y-Teens, Transfer, Hillsboro, Oregon. Marian Dickman, Y-Teen Cabinet, GAA. Ieanette Ed- wards. Beaver Staff, GAA, Pres Y-Teens, Hummer Staff. Gloria Garlick, Transfer, St Marys Academy, Portland. Robert Geiger, S. B. Pres, Band, Boys' Chorus, Tennis. Ioseph Gervais, Football line capt., Track, Pres l-li-Y, Capt. Fire Squad, S. B. Reporter, Soph. class pres. Mary Ghiglietti, GAA, Y-Teens. Eldridge Gordon, Sen, class pres., Debate, Band, Boys' Chorus, Torch Honor, Winged Donald Grandy, Pep Club, Bus. Mgr. Hummer, Beaver Staff, Torch Honor, S. B. Reporter, Winged Wan Avon Greene, Football, Track, Transfer, Woodburn, Oregon. Dolores Hamel, Y-Teens, Glee Club. Lizabelle Hamel, Glee Club, Y-Teens. Edgar Harvey, 3-Sport let- terman, S. B. pres., Pep Club, Hi-Y, Editor l'lurnrr1er, Capt. Fire Squad. Iune Helm, Y-Teens, Band, Orchestra, Gerald Hildenbrand, Torch Honor, Football, Track, Hi-Y, Fire Squad. 'Y- au l I X Nc I X 1 FSS' -. 9' iv. .J gif, -' N -iv' ' t xx lk Lois Ielderks, Mariam Iohnston. Delores Katterman Ramona Keebaugh Ieannetle Kirkland Richard Kuiken Valentine Kunce, Ioseph Lawer. Irene Ling, Zelma Lyne Margaret McCallen Evelyn Marsh Leslie Marvin lanice Meyer, Marian Miller. Mary Myers Clarence Nell lames Newton Lois Ielderks Y-Ten-r.: li .rr :tic-r Staff Mariam lohnston. S F5 Soni LGI:-if Sc-C Pfr Club 'J-Pres GAA Y-Tc-eng, Art If igcr Ea-a'.'Qr Delores Katterman. YaT 1'Y'..' Ramona Keebaugh, Clif: C1 xl, Y Tf-fm' Pl1OtQ':rapEx',' leanelie Kirkland, Y-'Tw-7. l' PM '- - '1 fff2 Richard Kuiken. lxil '.'.' fa ' Valentine Kunce, Pf-, ff .. F Sinj: l.f'1 if-. Myers 5 B T .eg gf 5 on Pzargt Zia-if CQ Q: Y-Trf-rr loseph Lawer. Ea xhapi I a Clarence Uackl Neil Irene Ling, Y-Teen. GLF. Lzrerrax lr Frtrz, 'fi::.:r,zt- P T ch HO CY ff? Pl 5 '1 '25 ' 'f-e- Zelma Lyne, VS:5.,l. Y-Tc-an Cakinf-' Marg et limei N8Wi0l'l DY 'GY Cl 5 1 x- X 1,' r 1 ,lj 1 , . be ytirjftvr 'V lf lf - ., F' v ., 1 6 W H Km' lanet Nielsen, Frederick Holboke, Homer Oberg, Iohn O onnor, Peter Olson, Eugene Pteiter. Mary Pointer. Diane Putney, Ida Mae Ribble, Dorothy Riggs, Lee Robinson, Perry Roeske. Doris Rogers, Beverly Rohrer. Iohn Ross. Cleda Slchs, Rhthard Sayre. Dorothy Schurman. X Ianet Nielsen. Y-Teens, Pres. Glee Club, Public Speak-l ing Frederick Holboke, Football, l-li-Y, Mgr, Basketball. Homer Oberg, Drivers' Club, Kilowatts lohn O'Connor, Basketball, Football Backtield Captain, Pep Club, Soph Class Pres., l-li-Y. Peter Olson, Band Eugene Pleiier, Sen Class Preis, Seo,-Treas. l-li-Y, Fire Squad, Football SB Vice-Pres. Mary Pointer, S B Seo, G B. Spring Reign Crown Princess, S B. Yell Leazer, Fresh. class Seo, Y-Teen. Diane Putney, Photography, Y-Teens, Sen. Class Yell Leader Ida Mae Ribble. Band, Y-Teens Dorothy Riggs. -1 X Y-Teens, SLB Pianist, Pep Club, Glee Club. Lee Robin- lbn, Football, BUndNDebate, Orchestra, Drivers' Club Perrgjioesie, P es.wPep Club, Drivers' Club, Football Sen lass epoker, f, , M Q Doris Rogers, Y-Teens 'Beverly Rohrer, Ir Class Seo Y-Teen, Cabinet, Sec-Treas Pep Club Iohn Ross. 3 Sport Letterman, Frbsh Class Pres, Chiet Fire Squad Pres l-li-Y, Pep Club Cleda Sachs. Sen Class Sec Seo-Tre-as GAA, Gym Leader, Y-Teens Richard Sayre Debate, l-li-Y, Bus, Mgr, Beaver Dorothy Schurman Glee Club, Y-Tee'ns. Ardell Scott, Beaver Staff Dorothe See, I F eenq: Leaier Pep Clgb Francis fEdH Senz, Fgre S3458 Pep CQQL Beaver Staff Boys Chez: lames Sharnborg, l-l1:z::.e: Stait Tenn1.',Bc'y,:'Cr1cr-rf Tranfier ,alt ale City Utah Kathleen Stark, S F 'ff-ll Qc-az-r :TCR l-lcnzr 'r'-Tf-en: Pep Club Sf-K Tar. Yell Qs-aier Ianet Sweet, Traiffef Svree' Hottie g'i-TCY. Loie lean Sweet, Transfer S '.',' ee? Htzzie 'fr-33:2 Iames Taggart, Track, Foctliall H1-Y lr Cla' rea: Qrysers fish Caroline Talbert, Sep? flair Fr-C for tor Feaver Peg' flat Se:-Tree: TTC' HCC-. Pre Y'TE ?T.i Beverly Thorne, S 9 Sin: l..'3..1C-Y Tater. HCKST Y-Tee: Cazznei P-ef: Clk, Eeavf-F Sei: Edward Trachsel, 'fzctiall liver: flgr Helen Tsugawa. l8 4 Fl' K. '-r N.. MMM J Ardell Scott Dorothe See Francx Senz ames Sharnborg Kathleen Stark, Ianet Sweet Lole lean Sweet Iames Taggart Caroline Talb rt Beverly Thorne, Edward Trachsel Helen Tsugawa Donald Turner Faye Van Hynix-g lrene Van Ixleek Robert Voorhies, Harold Von Headen Kathleen Wheeler Philip West Robe Whitworth Dolores Wright L .I+ he a Donald Turner f B Faye Van Hynmg. . . . A... Y N... M. 'gr' afi -r Irene Van Kleek r' 3:17 Ct ff .frzzr fr It it l.,YfT1 K ,Teh fini' T,-1 etc: ,f-rrefer.. T123 Robert Voorhies, F2212 all Harold Von Readen. 1 ti., Zig., :skid Kathleen Wheeler ff- te, -'ffhw' Yi Y-Teen. Pk: fvreghy' ezrrxi ri Philip West, F:2'h-Q. Tr. ik: Robert Whitworth. Ferre'- etg Dolores Wright. Far een Teh F 0 !.?'f' A A1 4 'mf-I f.: A ' V- .N .,, 111 Q: 4 2 f Uf f f , ff f sf 4 f .. , deb' f , , A ff ff-, U 1 4 4,15 ff f S E I 0 V. M.. 19 f .3 9 'a es dent Denny O Donnell With a soft atmosphere of Moonlight Dreams the juniors offered a night of stars and dreams, in presenting their prom, March 21. lean Turnbull and Fred Meyers were the junior contribution to the office of yell leaders, Capably reporting the major events of the football games was Bob Massingill. In position of manager of the student body was Denny O'Donnell. Darlene Sayles was elected assistant editor of the Hummer, while foe Slovick, assistant treasurer, will take over officially the office of treasurer next semester. Iuniors winning awards in athletics were Mark Cornils, Dick Batke, Denny O'Donnell, Wilbur Miller, Bob Massingill, and Dick Hessel- gesser. First semester officers were Mark Cornils, president, loe Slovick, vice-president, Pat Targgart, secretary, Dave Buffam, treasurer, Dick McClure, reporter, Ruth Brandt, song leader, Iohn Pocock and loe Salta, yell leaders, and Elise Valentine, pianist Otlicers for the second sernesfer were Denny O'Donnell, president, Larry Fisher, vice-president, Donna Davis, secretary, Elise Valentine, treasurer, Ioan Classen, song leader, Edna Cosola and Bill Knepp, yell leaders and Charlotte Thompson, pianist. Ccnscientiously advising the class were Mrs. Eleanor Duncan, Miss Elizabeth Icnes, Mr Ed Bader, Mrs Dorothy Wippel and Mrs Mary Roberts. IUNI RS IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First row, left to right- Knepp, Salta, Fisher, Cornils Popcck. Second row, left to right- Slovick, Cosola, Targgart, Da'. s Valentine, Brandt, Thompson, Buftarri McClure hai' F1 ' f .uit L'i4'.'f4fetf llavzfz, 1.',rifiahI, EQLCQZ, Targqart Farlcw Thzfipxon, Sayl-.' nf' bfff:Qri'1.,, V First 752-.' lffi 'C T1 :ht Tenriartt, Tgrnbull, Branch, GaE1ov.'aY, Coeds Shannon VGIEITTHQ S-eczti Frei rzw left 1: right Hcgk Olivia: Rznghari, Shofrzer, Sayrtiexz Arrnliage Chfifiili Secgrxi raw ieff is Tlgfx! Walker, SCLKS H1gg.1,M'yf-T.1 Hansen, Scott, flier T 'Ll' UW T Sack Steele, Pheangs, Creme, Dc-Haan, CYf1Y1,iIEfI.I'Ef1, r5'.'.' left 'Q right Slcxtck 1.1:i'i.1a',', Korn MCKQQI, Ile-leon, Marin .wafer Fwd . . ..,. Sprache y. ,.., T111 :awe , Gamiri, J. al.::r F r Ur , I Y I Q, A 4 f , Q, L. , md V! I 5 Ll 3 ,V fudnfff 1 W fl ' vw L'-fY'LJY11f. C,-3 H.gk:'.Jr. fb-Qg., H1::f-I, 'jr-V'-:w Km- r iff. vfk .: :E Hug.. L J:,1 1-,-I , 'L JP.. :5::1':. ff 1.-' 5Qt.1...': H '.'.+1'xw.'-: fl J E-14: P1 raw left? to r.1f1' I4 zen. ,:. f.f,.f'fhfr L Fifi: K ilk lJf:K1:,1,--:. If Q :gg lr'-'rf Y ' vfv- 'l'.fv '4v,, A.J Ju.. YI .... 'I .,.. . f fm 1 rv.: Mi' '1 Y1'1f.f Hf-1,.',' Fgifcait, fchrpci BQ CLK-'fr.1 UI ir.r.f il firxil. r:'.'.' left t: 213.1 Frizz' fb-lxzr. Ury Yfeft i'r1.-fy' P. -1 P179-' rg: r .-.' D,-ff 'Q fl ::.' Kiegg f faktgp 5:1 EE Pi' ft 'eifg . .EX1 4 Jff N iff- Tense :rzcrnents m the ,-n.or inggsn class play, 'The Trystzng Place ' Upper class gurls assxst m pep stont Qennet Yorbo portrays has own self-portraxt Bennet won a goin K1-'V' in the Txaflorzal Art awards Come:t ln Oregon, Iumors vu orked long and hard to gzve the prom that starr lock I I I N I Q Y Another group of Juniors are Ln on the ground work for The prom. J 4 fi P es dc t Arthu Ma s Presrdem Donald Rarey True 'o tradrt cn me sophomo e studcnts th year began to fake a place xr ass n leader n p rn sfuden' bodv ac wrues Dclc es Nute was elected s'udent body pranrst Hank Krnosbury beca're busmess manager or the Hunrrer are Malha er Drane Ras .ussen D n Rarev Bob Za e Charles l-lulrngs and Rlchard Lallr were arnong the sophomores who ea ned athle rc le' e s Bryan Walker lack Cox Larrv Frsher and Der Grarnlmg wwf e n B squa ports Therr treasury was replemshed th ough the sale of Beaver decals Frrst serrester oil cers o 'he c ass we e ll mm Na h p esrde Eleanor Boyson sec e a y Bob Zahler ' easure R cha cl Lallr re porter Glo ra rluddleslon sono leader Dolores Nute planrst Gene Harrrson and Beve lv McKr11gl'11 ,fell leade s air O ficers ,or the second .ierresier were on rey, pt GSIGEDT, Bob Zahler, vice-presrderip Lore lNel:on, secre.a.yg B.yan Walker, trearurerg Dale Gredvr, repcner, Alan Davis, ff ' e der Dua e srnuesen, pl and rx.: .1 n harl-s lJllQl!'1QS, jp . leaders. Capalzlj' acl 1.11nQ the group 'were 'l Lan . :rf Jude Qhoeler, .Yr 'fin -:hier -.T Geoff, caigier, .fi ..: Eugene Duncan SOPHOMORES SOPHOMOHE CLASS OFFV EHS ow le't o Davrs Huddleston McKn1gh1 ave econd O rv I to 1 ann mg B son N te Rasmussen Zahle Baslran d w s We ker 'Rox G eowxg 91- ,f J 'vas V nv X-af M5 4 Q Fzrxf rC'.-.' ffeff is rifxrrt Shari Hints? laikff Effeler flxif- Seri, 'Qiffrr fi C 325051 raw, lelt tc mght Harrzxch, Lliarri, Stewart, fvxarrmi, GlTflY.j.L 3 .. , if li 1 Triirx rivr, left it r:'1r1T C53-: l.fa7a':': liar' Srrfrflr, Kiwi! Stegrf- ,... a , ' F331 KT.-J fefttcriqrlt Hf,'.'.'fEll Paley' Qear,r1 Ilaqircfg l'.fffifr:r 1 S?4-7.1 D11 a Sefcni fS'N,lF?lflOT1i1lll W1l.7Lx,la:Li.', Y:ir:,r',', Ol:cr1,Cl.'Qn,H,':' ' f rr' 5 f Pf Phelps Trrrri YCW, left IC 31:12 lflcllaxt, Harry, Cr..,r.i R Haxrr. .. :ex Fanc.-.' R ..3T. a Flrfi rcw left to Yl'gl1l Hanna Srzfyier flex-.ffll BarI?1OQQ:t.f:v.', 'farr K?-Iii fa.. 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KC'lUO6SfOBOb an we Cv u Q SOPHOMORES we a 'nzrama F Ppnra' 27 5 3 , 4 i ' s V7 M N, ' A V 1 H Q , Q 1 ' n . ff, A ' if ' m V, f 154 3 '. ' ' if A ' ,. fm ' xl t ' , x , ' s 3 I ,ye-M I Rfgw:-.T.,1 ,'f,:, Bak, C fsteel, 1.2 adapt at ma flri' C1.llf.' El, nur Bcyficri .z:t11ie.s cn tl., ,Cphy xh, earnei it 'l , State iwximg :ante-si t . 4 Pri -3-' 1.r1'rZgi3r',j 4 5 I C' ECT! for tl , QTICN Afj st che raffle ixcket U 'JJ 5.5 boys A3 1 J r IF' in Tires 'Jai ixitiaiicn, nr tiling .' Th rikfgzvinqix br1f11T.,., fter winmijz 5 Tflpfh' 3.116351 Tow' XR The YAT . 1.19. PM 49' f . 15,32 ?-Z , . J ,f2' l .,-'A . T7-.f 1 President, Bob Graves President, Bob Thompson F Evidence that the frosh were really ready to participate in all school activities was shown early in the year when they walked off with the service flag after making the largest class contribution of clothing, toys, and utilities in the Christmas drive, An active committee filled the yearlings' treasury by making and selling orange and black megaphones at the football games, A skating party in the spring was enjoyed by a number of the group. Class officers for the first semester were: Bob Graves, president, Ed Clemens, vice-president, Donna Krieske, secretary, Bob Thomp- son, treasurer, Dale Lindsay, reporter, Dorothy Carr and Dolores Carlson, yell leaders, lean Clawson, song leader. Second semester officers were: Bob Thompson, president, Bud Barnsdell, vicefpresidentg Dorothy Nichol, secretary, Ed Clemens, treasurer, Beverly Blank and Dorothy Carr, yell leaders, Dolores Carlson, song leader, Bob Syverson, reporter. Mrs Marjory Whitbeck Miss Arnarette Barnes, Miss Bernice Con- oly, Mr. Glen l-lollar and Mr. Melvin Wells advised the group. RESI-IMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS First row, iett to right- Lindsay, Syverson, Barnsdell Second row, left to right- Biank, Carlson, Carr, Clawson Third row, left to right- Clemens, Thompson, Nichol, Krieske . 'Q - rf -' 1 f I L 1 Q Q ' efiir 7'-' lei! tc ': ':1EGf1,Ll'. Cf1 U' A S'-57' 1.617 -7. ,arrprf f 077.212 hiii 7 ' lf f 1: fl ,pci fletcalfff Eel. lfi1,Y.1 ' , Haiff S4f, 1'.'if F 175' 73'.'.' IQIT IC 71'W Ctig f.f:7f577i igiilfifi T-Y5'lfL.'6l 3:7115--1.1 F2171 1 a fvf:7':a: Chzhan. -92222 TOM' left tc Hint L1:i1,ia',',T1k3Leii. K71-ana Friike 5:11 C M hifi 7:1-.' I If 'Z 7171? '1ff?T3'ff ?f1 ffevxnirk :...-. Haiti 'Eff-fffi . '! . 3f.CI 1f',ffC'l.' EEK to Tlgflf 417153: Kzel Gleaszi ..,f.-.. Caimh Steiff.. S15 J 127:53 f.fa7T1ri -26554 row left to 711111 Grit MCKQQK Iffztscrt Some Carpenter Fave' Ifelfarn T f , C hjhf 731' 1f.fTC T1 1E.f srvai' H-eafi S9123-27: C2::1e7 .mxfifli F5916 Fi'.g:r.k Q'- we 11 r ...Q 1 5 ? , fha 1 r-,fr nr fi ml if 1 i r -1 av 'lind- I Aff sf 2. . , f K '1 First row, left to right-McMillan, Granpirti, Mcnchon, Flinn. E Fricke, Hicks, Arpke, Layton. Second roi.-: left Z: right-Tczer Carr, Shofner, Wise Taggart Srnith, Taennler Srnith. Third row, left to right-Fergxiscn Short Hgnt Sauerwine Grenvig, ffute, Williarrie, Rarnsdel Megaphones scld faat with Bolt' Sinclair as the .'ale,siiian. Frch girls engcy' V.'5fCl1lRQ' the bc'-:qs 'fscrlc out cn the track Petite Eileen Fricke entertained in iiiany assernhlieg during the year with nuriii3fvr.s on her aftcrnlian Dale Lindsay learned a unique syrteiii of boxing in Firegquau 1l 1lfEdl1OR. FRESHMEN -212' 31 I. ya if r, fx ? v , I aa 9 r f 9 f WORK GOES CDN 1 . Lieziigr . fQ'J6ff3 Generate nvzrgiei '1.lf'lIff1 5 .azzfacry ,.,,.,,5 L rreshrfari P.IiQ'.1Ef'1 ,stxdenif eijcy reccriwtg a ravi: arcad- Cifi 'iii their 'eiltliccka 3 f.fi'.'1.f f.fcFa7er, tr:-er 5: 'he diese :ze fT',i'jE 12 Litre Lf 1-file F5-e'.'-erl J Bess TQTIY' 4: the ietti ict KET - Tfffiri :ie Liieief far. hir, Lf. The Zresiiiiii :Ci-exfe Cligiei '.-Sheri fiftw' 'Q-35 Cer? Cf The Ff',.ff9IfI.' '.':,'g:tar1lv :Taie EJECY ri? 1Ct':r.' Tia' T'E5..'.-' iii ' ' Ah.- .Mp wmv: HV, ,QL -wp -. :ML f.LMw.,,,., f. 5: D ..V,,. ,,.,L.,, ..,, f.,.,, H., 4...,. .,,..y ,. J, l..,,..,,., 1 Wa., d Liz 215523. 33 N. 'QW 8 'fda gan Um' r mi' H 1:79 lg-g-1--1, -,ev-4: WORTHY 3 Qvl. 5 ap-rr t: MENTION ri 5 l V ONS ZAI OHGAH fwff?W ,X f-Q X Q U 'X Q82 Q Qzfoffy Xf FWQLL C44 0 L 5 UAQO A L if R I S RVICE ORGANIZATIONS PUBLICATIONS MUSICAL GROUPS HONORARIES C1 Q F I X w QQ Q 3 K I QSTQJ XQQEJN gkw , GL llrlyjn, X I KJ IX N 6'-'f '- -1 v Pfiftslilf F 1 Tf' f right Pewrktrt, Hickman, Valentne, ffelxon, Ileff, C 1 a Q fa' Carr, Tfferifcrri fffyery, af e c rrziit Kent Theme, IffC.1ii5t.n',', C Tafrfrt, Bencigt J Tat: rfr, Miller, Kirk f11,,.:jf,rie,z, Si'Q'JV'r' The rrrcre .schclafstically incltned .itiiienigz Lf rieavertcx h a'.'e The cppcrtuniry cf belonging to the Torch Honor Society, In order to earn rnernberzship in ings grcpip, cne rnust accurnulate a specified nurn' ner ci paint: given each year tcr participation in activities and high scholarship The r:3Lr.. Teiqxrertientzz are as tc,i10v.',: Twenty- cur, iiity and eirghty points at the completion ot the fY9,IhIITiH .7 Cne hziriire WQYIIOY YGGY phorrzore and yfiicr years: rezspectivelyg ten point.: acquired at the close ct the entitles the member to permanent poi- Preaiaeci Iac! e teseisn cf the Torch pin The senior amassing the greatest npgrilzer cf points is presented a trophy cn jiafxa Day' riuring graduation week Trng year lifrrztaticns were placed cn some activi- Zhat fcrrtierly cttereri points, rnakinq it more iitiifwilt to 'rain a irziittance tc the society Qfffger: Zzr trip' firciip tcr beth seriiestera were .DT'?.'1'1 :T1f.1 Jack ifett, Bill Kenlg Vice-Prex. ientxs, Bill Kent, Uaarxf Ha.'::..,i.:fsen, Secretar','-Trearsnrers, Elma 'faleniine fear Sa Anders Rercrterg he S1c'.'ick,L3ii Peterkcrt V c et c right I Var. Kieek, E Van Kleek, M. Jan Meek, LC cn Pcfge, Ackerrgan, Broad, Marsh eccn tc right Fxnrierrfirnh Anderncn, Ichnucn, Iohnszczi, Ga Pa fn vvx iitC6Y Sagryif-ri Arzner Vff'1eQier,Ha1t.e1 'NHL STUDENT BODY PRESIDENTS Searchmg lor htdden talent amono th students a d con ductmo meettnos eve y Fn day tn a smooth manner were two of the b Q ,obs connected wtth the ofhce o tudent body pre-ardent Reserved quiet mustcally thclmed Bob Ge1oer presxded the lrrst serr' eater whtle Ed Harvey all around port man held the davel the second halt of the year Both presldents were as ststed rn the Frtday assem blres by performances from the band and pep club whtle the glee clubs appeared sev eral t1mes durrng the year Y Teens Ftre Squad Torch Honor H1 Y and Beaver Stall took the responstbtltty tor en t1re programs Motton plc tures exchanoe assembltes and V1 tttrto talent added 1n terest tor the studenta Perhap the rnost ouoted tatement o the part every student body pres1dent has been the famous Coach Duncan x ll tell us about the game tontoht Gede e 3 Fax e . . on .- i 4 ' ' t S i.gwyM.'7' :iff I I I ' ' , i V Several organizations, 'S' A .J A. A 3 .. A s n of , Q . XE 5 l 'Ji V! X Pre:21d,..!,fHol3ert r,r Pr :ardent Edo 7 . Vey' 5 STUDENT LEADERS STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Secretary Mary Pointer Secretary, Margaret Cornils Seated, left to rightfMyers, 'vlassingill Pfeifer Whit- worth, Stollsfr Standing, left to right- Grandy Olionnell, Slovick Driving power for all associated student activities was the Council made up ot student body olticers and organization and class presidents. Headed by Mr. Metzler and the student body vice-presidents, Robert Whitworth and Eugene Pteifer, tirst and second semes- ters respectively, this group sponsored the raising ot one hun- dred and titty dollars to be contributed to the state tund for bronze monuments ot lason Lee and Dr, McLoughlin, Oregonls representatives in the National statuary Hall in Washington, D. C. They also tackled the ever-present problem ot keeping the school grouns clean and planned an aiteregame dance to ine crease the student treasury. Mary Pointer and Margaret Cornils were the secretaries who recorded the minutes of both the Council Meetings and student assemblies. The student body treasurers, Mary Myers and loe Slovick, kept detailed accounts involving thousands of dollars, a service extended to all school organizations. Managers Elmer Stoller and Denny O'Donnell informed the students ot all major sports events, while Bob Massingill and Don Grandy reported all athletic news to the newspapers. if , 6? 'Fai J ,hips 44, K. Ag . l in Q .gf 7 . 45 rdf, ri ' .X ,N ft wt ni ' csv I'.Q. 1? im' 'i PEP CLUB The spark plug through which the current ot enthusiasni flowed to the student body was the Pep Club. From the sopho- rriore, junior and senior classes twenty-four l'Eager Beaver representatives were selected at the beginning ot the year to make up this organization, White sweaters with orange and black emblems served to identi- ly the members, Many a laugh from the stu- :lents and a chuckle from the laculty were the results ot the pepster pranks put on in the assemblies this year. Always bubbling over with new ideas tor stunts, Miss Arn- arette Barnes and Mrs. Eleanor Duncan acted as advisors tor the group. Officers tor both semesters werei Presidents, Perry Boesle, Diana Arpkeg vice-presidents, Diana Arpke, Billy Knepp, sec- Tetaries, Mariarn Iohnston, Bev- erly Bohrer. President, Perry Boeske. President Diane Arpke Pianists Dolores Nute and Val Kunce compare notes with Song Leaders Beverly Thorne and Mariarn lohn- stcft Yell Leaders lackson, Myers, Harri.-cn and Turnbull hold a pep practice 1-emi-- ,inn -.Y ,..,,,. .,., ..,. M ...-.. ..,. ...,., out at garie lohnzton Old- rtan C524 Herr? '-'Fleet Bjiari, l ff Iudge Knepp trier: gtudent.: ln basketball 'Courtw .Firet row, left to right Harvey, Myers, Talbert, Clcssen, Kunce Second how, lelt to right: Gordon, Knepp, Tsu- gawa, Boeckll, Nuie Club T'TSfTTbE'fS Mloullcl Vxlcf ing boat. Flrsst row, lelt to right Granoly, Arrnlield, Ronrer Second row, left fo ngnl. Thorne, Arplce, M:- Knlght, Steele, lones Pepsters :puter tnrougn quarlei practice Valentine Turnbull, Tleil, Klnqsbury Sfatfer, Ollonnell, Cornzlte Tennant, Stcller. 41 FIRE SQUAD Keepin: the school ore derly was a job reledated to the Fire Squad boys. Under the leadership of Mr. Metzler they directed traffic, managed the tire equiprrent during fire drills and set up chairs tor assemblies. Their financial worries were solved by a tire sale ot pencils quaran- teed to write correct an- swers , Neophytes were initiated in the traditional milk drinking assembly which sends the students into hysterical laughter. lack Ross was fire chiet, captains, Ioe Gervais, Ierf fy lflildenbrand and Ed Harvey. Fzze Chief, lack Ross Squad is .sharp on oencil line let? to rizht KZ First O Don the row, nell, Kell Second rcw, left tc iight Batke, Ccrnils, De l-laan,Rasr1iussen, Gram- line Fire l':o','.2 i:g'1t the little tlarief, toc F ret row left to fiihf Steele, Ccck Sffccrri rcv: I ff To rizhf Hef.'fflf:e'- :er Zafne' l.fa:.'in::Lll, Gregory' Pte-Lie! Kgrfz narvey ': 'ee .-qiaz ztieriberr n r,ct:cn.: First 7:'.'.' left 'o flflix Strarizberz lalli f.f.i f 42 H. Lie z.f-r TI1::i.a.1 liar? EI' ff T' I I-.vs-.-an 6 KILOWATTS A flare tor repair has been an important charac- teristic of any boy seek- ing membership in Kilo- watts, the organization which has kept the sound and electrical equipment of the school runninc smoothly. On duty at all student body meetings, the group operated the rnovie projector, public ade dress system, recorder and luke box, ln their spare time they made repairs, announced sport events or operated the equipment lor some community group. Kilowatt presidents were Everett Cook and David 3aker, secretary-treasur- ers, lack Godwin and Bill Christensen. Mr. Wells ad- vised the boys. President, Everett Cook President, David Baker. Dean Short and Bill Christensen check equip- ment. lack Godwin, Dave Baker and Everett Cook carry their usxttal loads to stu- dent bcdy meeting. Mr. Wklls, Dick Kuiken, .YV ' if , ,., If v Torn Ccok work over time. - .R K 4-,QW fu I Nw y li Q ,, 1 o f .f :iii f-Say Q n or tw Ma'slt fr Vcc at1fl't'f' Ffa. .ffnw Sa, .r inf-ss Marial' lionali G-anf .inns M my . Us a. ham: lungs . ..t icw, .HIT 'et'-:no:t lxotrin , Foil ',', fovsaifif :tanning lcacic :ow- .frs Egtazti VJh..wo't:' SAV r' is -.L fi ,. Q. 'Z sf ' ' 1 z 'i .. . i, an r 7 - 'Jigs ,i v , ,Q VSV.,-1 gi i. 5 ffl.. 0, , 41-,rw , -wf, A. . . 1 QL. ,135 Yagi, 4,1 if .. J, V, Y 339. F ,, M ilfwfr i ' 7 I! 'fi 'MQ 'thx' asf ' - - Q 4. . Lgw' -..- Ml 2 f if ' 1, 1-11 ff? ,f -. W - , 4 1-1,134 V-V, f- , .yi :ff f . it ,Ku , , , ,, 4, -, . 1 M.- assf Flin Q, if F' it Va A 1, ff uf MMF HUMMER STAFF Although under-staffed, the Hummer came through in first-rate style with its thoughtfinspiring editorials, its varied news copy, complete coverage in sports and special features. With steady efficiency, Evelyn Marsh, editor, un- tiringly guided the staff. Darlene Sayles was chosen assistant editor. Keeping the books out of the red were Don Grandy and Hank Kingsbury, business managers, for the first and second semesters respectively. Members of the staff attended journalism confer- ences at the University of Oregon in the fall and Pacific University in the spring. The group also ben- ofited by a field trip to the Forest Grove News Times and Hillsboro Argus. Nanette Foley, Lois Peterlcort, Diane Cover, Mary Kotrik, Ieannette Edwards, David Butfam, Fred Myers and Bob Whitworth complete the staff. Coordinating all the activities of the staff was Miss Amarette Barnes, advisor. f 3 V b P 7-77 KK ' . f u ,f BEAVER STAFF The Beaver has become a tradition at Beaverton. For 24 years annual staffs have collaborated to create a yearbook of memories and the 1947 staff is no exception. Contents of the book were planned under the leadership of Caroline Talbert, editor, and Miss Bernice Conoly, Advisor. Working on the financial side of the year book, business managers lack Neff and Bud Sayre revealed mathematical ability and tact in keeping the books balanced and in collect' ing advertisements from the business houses. Assisting on the editorial staff were Diane Arpke, associate editor, Beverly Thorne, Ruth Boeckli, lrene Van Kleek and lna Campbell, writers, Mariam lohnston, Cleda Sachs, art, Phyllis Averitt, Betty Anderson, Bernice Anderson, typists, leannette Edwards, Shirlee Carr, features, Ed Senz, Donald Grandy, sports, Ardell Scott, photography. I..., Y, Q G ' Q , .4 P E 4' . . K 25125 V . ,925 L ' Q, is f 9' 'wi ! f s. . ' Editor, Carohne Talbott Arzxzoclate Editor. Diane Arpke Businesz. Manager, Bud Sayre. Business Manager. lack lie-ff First row, left to right Neff, lohnzstcn, Edwards Second rcw, left to right Sayre, Carr, Campbell Arpke Van Kleek Thir'l row, left to right Boeckl., Sachs, Scott Graridy, Seriz, Anderson Anfler, on, Averiti, Tal bert, Thorne xxjq' aw.,,,,,,M, , --+v...,,- YTEEN NOPLD FILLD-in Pl'i'n', JOINT Y1EE lZ - H V-I H1-Y NDV I3 fined fr' AQ' if l Q Q 'N 'tr ' Gui ,Vx ' 9 sr' lab. X 1 , lt if lst 46 EM, Y-TEEN CABINET Lett to right-Dickman, Yflfcn zoom, Lyme, conference, Kotrik, se+cre'a:yg Edwards, preside-nt, Carr, social, -TEENS Almost every sophomore, junior and senior girl claims membership in Y-Teen, the largest service organization in the student body. Led by leannette Edwards, president, and the cabinet, the Y-Teens began the year with a Big and Little Witches ban- quet which followed a formal initiation ceremony in November. The annual Thanksgiving assembly was an inspiring program culminating in the fun provok- ing turkey raffle which has become a tra- dition at Beaverton. What Do You Expect From a Date was the interesting theme of the panel discus- sion held in one of the joint meetings with the l-lieY. An evening program in March arranged for the mothers of all high school students proved very delightful with its lrish note. The name, Y-Teen, was nationally adopt- ed this year to replace Girl Reserves . Th r 'rr 'ram 1 fi r ....sic A O ne' r O4 i Slo ey Tw , lt was felt that this change was necessary Miss Maxwell, advisor, 'l'a.be:1 wcrs. , f 1 . i ,nd ,,,Ce,p,95,den,W WHS plbm, to convey the idea o the re ations ip o Mrs Wtppei, same! Eton-A' socia the organization to the Y.WrC.A. Boeckli mus1c,fi..tc?:er dzarrwi I iuftghyfsmz im,tCf4,,.d, Under the guidance of Mrs. Dorothy Wippel and Miss Lillian Maxwell, advisors, the Y-Teens can recall a busy schedule of events for the entire year. GTO1f,llfl-lYSfFO'w' if-Z1 To rzqlit--Lafond 'Qcsma 'lfirnbll Oldman Srieeley Mcilnzqit Cfonncr Tennant, Difani, Gittings, Batke Bess Se-cond row, le. .c rtgftfflamce Wheeler Campbell, Gurtts Putney' Leverett Davis Galloway' Keebaugh Ee-nson Sctscr. Truro row left io right-Grim, Thompson Farlcw Nelson, Mxler, Ghiglietii, Powne Vlgnffims Ggnen, Mcfahert Katterrizan. Group l-First row left tc r:ghtfSch-rr:1arz, lxgenscn Anderson Anderson Wright, Hamel Maclntosi. rangharn lohnstcn Moshotsxy' Sanders Pier: Second row, left to rtgrf-f,'fcft:ant:r.e fIe,scn Eurrzs l:andahl, Marsh Ktrktand Hzchether ls-lderks, Taggart Gleason Harvey Thxrd row left to rxgh'-Vcrt neaden, Averitt, Peterkori, Van Hynzng Arrnrage Gallia-n, Wilson, lohnson, Taker? Bergstrom Pagers Group Ill-First row, left 'o right -Cornxls Kurtce lohnstcn French, Arrrtfleld Sachs Flute Dysle, Beeler Eaztzari, Ackerman Barney' Second rcw, Lett to :ight-Broad, Krieck Ehlert Sprecher 'Fright Greene ' Greene Enamel Hickman Valenfzne S:ann:n Lezpcld Adams Third rcw :eff 'c right-Meyer- 'LeMutn Eebout, Schxadt Srrzyser Hook, ?Iace, Finney' Eehaan Mueller, Bran:h. Group lVeFirst row, lezt tc rxghrfhzggs Stark l.f1!:el, Nielsen, Robbzns, Wezg Taennler lleweli Kilim fierastrom Second row, left to rzght-Byrd Mononorz, Ganger Zook Bartizolornew, McCQare, Chrzstensen Van Kleek, E Van Kieek Eff-ard Tlzzrd row, left to rzght-Livermore, Medford Olson Grana! Schell, awa Senn,l Van Kleek Sperizng Eog'sen,Kok1ch HI -Y Twenty-three new members were Lnitlated this year into the l'lifY at a date party held at home of I. O. lohnson, with fun and food to spare. The fellows enjoyed the swims at the Y and their group visits to church each month. A ski trip to Mt, Hood was spon- sored in February An event ot later winter was a date-wise panel held jointly with the Y-Teens. The boys were again guided in their purpose to create. maintain, and extend throughout the school and community a high standard ot Christian character by the edviscr, George Bauder. Officers tor this group were: Presidents, lack Ross, loe Gervais, vice-presidents, loe Gervais, Fred Myers, secretary- treasurers, Ed Trachsel, Gene Pteiterg chaplains, Bob Mas- singill, Bud Sayre. President, lack Ross. President, loe Gervais M-rw 1 9 wwe Xe Q I, , fy .,.' M Hi-Yers relax with colces and papers First row, ie-lt nell, Stoler, Stroeve, Mul- fo right Buttam, O'Don- hausen, Harvey, Godwin Second row, left to rignt. lakobsen, lohnson, Speer, Sauerwein, Pleiler, E. Cook, Zahler. Mr. Bauder promotes har- mony among the boys First row, lett to right Holboke, Slovick, Miller, George Bauder, Gervais, Ross, lvfassingill, Cornils. Behind the piano: Sayre, Hesselgesser, M y e r s Statter Taggert, Trachsel. If 223 rf'- -1.37 tif' BAND Donned in their longf awaited uniforms of slate blue with black and or- ange trim the band with its capable director, Mr, M. B. Wells, performed in con- certs, added spirit at foot- ball games and appeared at virtuallv all the student body assemblies. lack Neff represented this organization at the Music Educators' Confer- ence in Seattle. Student director for the Band was Bob Cfeioerg manager, lack Neff, and li- brarian, leanette Nelson. Leading the line of march was high-stepper Eleanor Boyson. ln Februf ary, Eleanor won first place at the annual State Twirlers' Contest held in Salem. Ably assisting Elf eanor in the baton busif ness were lanet French, Dorothy Carr and Leanor Boyson. First row, left to right, C. Tal- bert, Comer, Neff, Greer, Mc- Intosh, McClure, I Moore, llel- son, Second row, left to right D, Wright, Gregory, Stephens, Lindsay, Mr. Wells, Geiger, Lawer, Marvin. Majorettesi L. Boyson, French, E Boysen and Carr mastered some tricky routines First row, left to right C Short, Ott, Speer, Stephens, Wilkins, Sauerwine, Syverson, Cham- bers, Curtis Standing Mr Wells, Knepp, Dolley, Wright, Leopolci, Helm, O'Connor, Schladt, Fetty, Kiel, Davis 49 -'Q , -Ua4b,o4J-QW! Qbfllttfffffaf BEIVERTUN msn scream. BAND w rv '1 1 3 4 X- , .I ve ff f gk.. 1,34 ' x aff, F gr uf s A .. , x V c GW: .g I-' 'S' 'tvs .f1 f : Kiki' 'Q T.:':f 'F xi' ' f'f-ire: ffffizr Txnlf Peeing K .wif ?':1':S Zfik SITTD1 'rw 3' te 'z ' S'a:.f.i-Q A 'f'.: Aix-'rin Mfkrifxii' flavvscx Ltvenletx Fa:1C'.-.',F.f--vers Ankewzrzx' ffm' . 2112 :.Uf2' M: WAN. rf ' Q' GW: Pvke-, Gage: Srzaznldg' Heesf-Qzesw-' Static' S'-toni 'fx .ff:' 'H ':': ' Cf-A-ar K ,lr-aan Pt' 1: r, 'fit P331 C f frzxo To the delrght of Fiudentfi EIT adjafeii reams ifle Glee Club practlced diff' fe: their musical higlilizhte of the year, the Mx nhrzstmas Cencert wth a candlelicht backxround, the S mm: ,-, , . ' . ' . ' ecnceri, and the diatrict tcigrriariert. Txey' appeared KH several assembhes and at the Baccalaureate servxe, Cempetehf leaderelrje ef Tir: Elearicr Dxmcari iombzned '.'.'iTl1 djigerit praftlce cn The part if the are has rrade passable a diagilajf of Yalerzt gtleasiir T3 rarerir aid adzziirerrf of reed The grcxrp ffflidbld arid CTTC'--'CG 1:13:13 appref:.at1cr1QU'g uzearrs if facile hrcadvaef F111 E25- RQ ara faif-i Helier were tfie renreflezitatxveff :eff 16 Ure Unix' fdifatars Ccrmfereiff- m Seatriff Tr., ie'.'.'1 CT151!',.LlC'.l -' Qt. cgi.: fi 'uf' Nffelvm '.'.'6-Qlf' iziadfr Iiatii. 5':,r,f,faiari ef 1 1:1 'gear te c1f,pYC'.3.i13LVC aigci.er.Ce.2 Trier tif- :.rQ, zlef- 1r,.frr1r.i': it Ecjeed that t:ge'.' :rzajr ietzztie a perftiaric-it grsargzatieri af Beavertei Gffrere fre? and F'Cf'Cf'.CQ Sezrf-Eff-r Y'?f7'1ifflN'Gl'-U 1-:ere Preeif deity' Hart' ?3Q:ii'1-f 'ariet ff. ..'5e-fe'.der.Z' Be'.'erQ'., Ticrie Slider- Carr rf- rc-tary'-ire-aEi,g ere, Derctlnjr Fa'- facn . X Q'N,..,. '1f,,,-,V C- QQ fy Lf Q ' ff J- A 1 ,.,.aA., .,,. . ., ..,.. ee ea. aj, DCQNKA. mf- . I l W. 1 ff , j First row, left to right. Carlson, Carr, Tibbets, Sheeley, Christensen, Kiwanis Sextette: Lett to right Shannon, Nielsen, Talbert, Carlson, Slocum. Not pictured, Ackerman. Fresh Trio' Left to right Christensen, Csttield, Slocum. Boys' Octette: Lett to right' Neff, Geiger, Sharnbcrg, lack- son, O'Donnell, Del-lean, Van Readen, Pfeifer. A eliis 4 Straley, Oslield, Slocum, as ' 4 44 Q A ,Q ' he 21,44 YK - Second row Mrs Duncan, Niel- fzen, Re-nner, Moshofslcy, Shot- ner, Altog, Talbert, Oldman Thorne, Miller, Campbell. Q-,pi-, 4-. I '.,, LIX? nov, WP ff' ' fu 7, J A 4 Q R yy J' 4 JC- .1 QXX P ' xx Il 363 f-Qc, Y WINGED Eligible members ol the Winged B are those boys earning a letter in any one ot the three major sports football, basket- ball or track. Although in nature an honorary organization, this year they sponsored a dance lor the student body Officers lor the two em esters were presidents loe Gervais and lack OConnor vice presidents Lee Robinson and George McCorkle secretary treas urers Bob Whitworth and Dick l-lesselgesser ser eants at arms lohn Tho as and Donald Del-laan Coach Eugene Duncan advised the group while lack Ostield was an hon orary member rsdui loeG mis P es d acx O cnro O GY1, I 'I n Jeff OYJ Civ E a 1 lil aan n or bac P VCO onnc A Wa ke- ook o ia 9 cor rca a Go or obnson 'le 1' M k , D c 5 - g Y . ' 1- 9 , ' A - Q X sf? 1 ' ' rx, ' , . - Y . , , x . I ' Y J - - I - 5 X I Z J . .4- Pr '11 1.1 , er' . 1 1 1-nt I ' J, 1 l'.1::1 :cw .vit to r1'Jl.' hor,-sk'-, 1 i, Wl1:I '.'o l1, E x.'. lk:-1 . Mi.lr1a-:',- Ovazmirtfl 4 fill. ,.',11n1 A iw? S--c i let. 'o 1iq:.' Q , Zaluf-7 liesseigr-ssf-1, . gg rt ,rtasl 1:1..ssf-n fch s i Hath'- .. oi l'11ct row, left tc ,,d1.'- Lastori l'-:r.vr, Steel-- .. ,o1x,e, O O 1 Q r if 'I ' Tr: .. S Q- id 'cw lui tc ::3l.t Coach ff. . rt Alu' reg: rd ., Ei ' 1 5 '1 .c. fi-I l'ia:'.'f-jf, tll-fr, Pie-1:'1 Messinqiil GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO N The Girls Athletlc Aesof ,f b ogafion Composed of sporisr rninded Coeds of Beaver- ton has proved an active organization this year. Memremhip l owen ' r 'I do 3 d io mrs d Nl T IO or Down earned 1oJ pcirtvlpcmon frxoetnve tearn J an onto sfnool eftvvn u n we fffrnrnnr ekatlnr or bo 'fhnr V ofmnq N171 t1e1r ad vxior Mrs Mar Roberf the ITIS planned Several partee and ater dame dances 1 ere ror the ved were prefsldent Faye Van 3 ng VICE 'oresldent Marmrn Iohnstoo secre tory Ioan Clewsen rrea urer Cleda Sachs buer neso nlanaoer Mary Koi T 71111-iw nan F4 1 'H I fi c C a ve- 'Wfi F CD mm., f '7 6 ' wxxki N 2 I --1 in 9 1 K' Mn W' V 'hun px- K' n LIBRARY Morning and noon hours usually found the library fiiled witli students who enoyed its quiet atmosphere for recreational readpnu and study. A wide variety of rust off-tliefpress books added each year plus a :ood selection of pexodicals have kept the library up-to datc and have served as a dependable source fcr reference work and supplementary material. Students '.-:ere Lntroduced to the intricacies of the school library, and Libraries in general, in their fresh- irran English :lasses at the beginning: ol the year. The gilorarg' staff under the supervision ol Mrs Mary Roberts, kept the room in order, checked mater- .als and BSTQ.-E.GCl tl.e office in its daily routine. W7 SJ- 1 ..- 5 s fp Librarians: Seated, left to right Harvey, Mclntosh, Van Hyninq Eoeckli Standing Miss lone: Houk Sachs, Greene Wheeler Mr: Roberts Siuients enioy keeping: up or the :pany periodicalq pro'.'i.:e: .H the library Librarian Faye Van Hyning Qi.cws Pete Tozer freshman how to use me carj catalog rf' .4 PUBLIC SPEAKING This year Beaverton public speakers took top honors in the state by winning the cup at the State Public Speaking Tournament, held in Corvallis. Since Beaverton won this cup in l944 also, it will require only one more win to become the permanent possession ot the school. Those who won this honor for Beaverton were the debate team: Mariam lohnston and Bud Sayre, affirmative, and Elbridge Gordon and Harold Von Beaden, negative. Both the attirmav tive and negative teams won all lour of their elimination debates, which is a record in itself lanet Nielsen took second place in poetry-reading. The local debate group also made the finals in the Willamette Tournament, debating on the question, Resolved that the Federal Government should provide a system of complete medis cal care to all people at public expense . ln this tournament Elbridge Gordon and Bud Sayre were also contestants in the finals in extempore and oratory, respectively. Diana Arpke represented Beaverton in the American Legion oratorical contest. Presidents for each nine weeks' period in the public speaking class werei George Choban, loe Gervais, Bud Sayre and lack O'Connor. PUBLIC SPEAKING UPPER CLASS DEBATERS First row, left to right: Classen, Broad, First row, lelt to right Moore, Casteel, Iones, D. Short. Sayre, Baker, Ross, Finney, Berquirzt Second row, lelt to right, G. Choban, Baker, Von Beaden, Second row' Valentine, Shannon, SGYVQI l0hY1f1f0U. AYPIKC- Dysle, lohnfzton, Nielsen, Arpke Place, Taennler. FROSH DEBATE Thlrd row. Mccorkley Chobanr Ge, Standing Russell Archer, Barbara Schurman, Bob Saunders, Shirley Smith, Arnold Ettinger and Avis Iones, Seated, left to right' Paul Choban, Carryl lean Short and Bob Sinclair, trosh cup winners, vais, Scott, Harvey, O'Connor, Thom- as, Mr, Webb 4-4 Ann.. J. JUNIOR RED CROSS 1 l oroart 79 e v e Jr ar' et U awe' D Fed C has H. ora A fo -fe e arrt or' tm afttv H eo reee tattve om ea 1 T e Mar D 5 ect t e tradtt ortal serv fe tt Q 'rt t 'rt me t P e Wttlt lrerte Vert Kleen GN an e tt raw etgde 'leade aod M Bet Memer rom the faculty the orqamzattor .ta e wort e bt. N Qt d eater lrerte a'1K ex trw o rt 1 F Var K celc x, A. oke M 'ver Qecort o H Hr ran Ja 1 Klee f neel U eerte Home 5 Metz e Tl rd on o 11 a et ffl Gord n M Comle St andbe A1 e to cm M lamew Chobart 1 a ette arne George Choban and Davtd Buttam packmg Clotltmq to L en to Gre e one o the D oyectb ot the Umor Red Cro A :ex-.'.g' K :Wd s-r Lt, f J. .gzrfiorz Yi this 'gear T21-7 vlflfxf . rfb. .l ' :iii oi the ffMtLe..al fed Cross orgarrizaflti tie Qitil group: C 'ez .i' of Liles through the ztiedigzti of 3 Touiil Coztposwl if cite rep . .' rt .. fr V Cl fist perioi Class lt Ch of tzzies faiu,1rj.' via? dgreft ' by the fgziof Tris .lt ' i ie faj' :ol to foo.. lC the 'xiirl r of the driv, The group also packed Clothing' to be sent to our adopted Grecian sflxool l.. . l ,l 'i ntl us: .fii F' H. r .. rs E1 .' ' .T f , ' . ' r Us mad 'th whil ftrtde? its firit :ear -,'lQY1ll...A. . -V . fef F if row left C 'ght Bryant T,suf1a'.-,L, Rolfzrrzort, . rr lt , D , T. , ti. P C row, left f right ,.1,'.: , I l.: . '- lc, ltoltrfr W' , er, hr -. ,T. , .tts e l :' tl. 7 left t Lahti Alu' rez, N,l', Stw'-F l4tca:111tt::':1erx, N o , C l , r er, L,ft riql ti rs, .' , M :sri Aziz re B . W . v IO fi t -ec - f A T .' . ' f ..g, ., Agro - ,Nt , V Q' Q ff W.: Q.. on J A, Ll-1I i l F IJ-1l I-ll BUS RULES I N0 BQEAKPAST smvno ON me Bus E BUS Wm NOT HONVQ TO wmfaa vou 5 Pmows mm NOT BE QENTED ON THE BUS 4 NO ALAQM fgx moms ALLOWED sh THE KQMV aus DON T PUT GU KN my OD D OD OD ' PROM ' PERSONALITIES ' SNAPS I' . ' ON 5Swu! K 0 x . X , V1 A GHQLS' HAM! ,ma 9 0 OU X. Q . JUNIOR PROM seem. 211:-.1'::t 2: ine 'rea' wee ':f. Igxzr :ref an! E'-'iifilfiil ffleertlgi' Zreariz lin: tc be rereriberei T: the 'ireariy 3,1312 cf Dave Longtin ,z er':r.e:- 'ra ine :inter g.:':e2 unter a rar- .zf',l'l'i6'i sky Realty fi the perk reene was lent by blczscrxnjz Carielzaf frag- nciiars and green shrub' attraetr'.'eQ',' ar- ranged abc: The gjfrr Ideal :eagle cf the pref: Sir' lee Carr and Ice Gervazgs, senlsrf The Selechcn wa: riade 'iuririjz a Jpeeia. ianee hcnorznz' jgnrcrp and ienzcrr Hcftfers and host fc? the prcrr, were Donna Krrefske and Denny ODcnne11 Ccrnrnltfee Chafrrnen were ax fcllcwq' p:bhf:it',', Bon Ilafgsaxnfqxllg refre,:nrr,enf: La Hxta Farlcw, :Tenet ra, W1,r,'1r Miller and Harold Steele, flecorfancnzs, lane' bncfner, prograxrs, Donna Davix, Tlekefii H1139 Valentine. Pafronz and pafronegzefa were M' snr: Mrs. P A. Thorne, Mr and Mrs C H Fisher, Mr and Mr: Fred-erxek Afpke, Mr and Mrs I L Mafsfiinmll Supervising the plannrng of the gale affair were Mrs DunCan,Mrf1 Wrppel Mrs Roberts, Mies Icnee, and Mr Bader Wi it '? , '- ft- 3:-.tiff e.- 'Ra 'f.,, Q, , . Ae 1. ef A I 'i- Gewazf arf: S:,:',f-1 --er' 5-nQ:rf v. Z The came-:fx me: rf-corner. evxzfnze TF.-ii S'.den'f fr. C-L1 - ynrr 7 The prcrn was a f-:ded s .dfr1'F ani ei 'A 3'-'furry frrnesrr 'ff was ren'-ag , QM' SHIRLEE CARR F r JACK o CONNOR ELISE VALENTINE DICK HESSELGESSER 1 1 at O CI 'H rn 'H DP' Z U Z Mm'-Q3 riff BOYS AND GIRLS ','f1fh her Shining eyei, vrarrr, sriile, and engaging rzerscnalitw' Gini' Tallzert captured her classmates' :rote 63 the :gtstanding sophogiore girl llG1Kll3 enthu- zia.-,rzr riarkei by ner r:e:lz-ership in the Pep Clxlc, Torch Honor, and Glee Club. DUANE RASMUSSEN This unarzxriirig sopnoriore has won the popularity vote of ni.: class low' sincere frienfilxriess A partici- pant in barketball and track e'.'er.ls, Duane a rrieriloer on the Fire Squad ana Torcn Honor. His oe-pendability and loyalty seen in every' tark given lriiri BEVERLY BLANK Frorn tl'ie largeqzt lreslirrian claazi recorded in Beaver- ton, Beverly Blank was acciairrzed the favorite choice lor her charming personality Modest and gracious, she po.a.1e::,se:z a poised rnanner beyond her year: BUDDY HANSEN A zztrawberry blond wifri an eftervezscenf personality adds up to Buddy Hansen 2-:no is well on his way to winning the adrniration ot all .students Known for his worl-1 in Boy Scouts in which lie has earned an Eagle Earlqe, Bzifiiy 13 lirriily launched in nigh school friend- faliips My 1 45' ii T. -,M X1 2 f i ? E 1 l i N.-... W, A? F 5 1 2. -1 F 9 IO ' e 4 1 3 4 ll c ...U - 1 Y ww , 3 5, ,, am! fa -A 2 1 lr ,J agua. Y? NI ,, fi' 9 .ii A :H Q f- f 'uh M.- 9 Q 5... l Thffrf- at-J many wawi - a bffsa-1f k,a.l gaztz' Color day' brox.g:t cg :ti-151: .x,,s.a, C'RFf'..ff19F Serpfntzne ext L wir. g'--':- tr.-1 ct :.: tfzthm. germ The dxnner gzven ku 'ff' 1' Ike'-ns for r.- w rxemrffs was gcc: b .1 tif- Jzsmes 1: 1 I. Yffeafn girls e-rtpcy' '.i Wf-r atv? Tis- 'I-CCgr.1t.cn cf-7-rxinvxl S11.df-nienjcyec 5-'Qing -1. .ri ffwin Fatcfcn :ZZ T115 :wi w1'r, I-?C'1CT1 f C-ar. The :tan being tr-2 :ez-.fyagnr QS ir, q:':'ie: yep .Mb ,-'xl 'Working in his law: Z X. I 521751.73 5-fzkf 15 ,g.,g:1' :ft 3.57, nf :HL rA::tQ-1 Robed glee clgh kv' Cafefc-rxa girls Serve : flf .'l'-'SQ' ITXQSIC HVAC Liffff .g,A, CEf.'H'?f? lK ' ,ngry sf..d-znts etizcxenxy friszrrt '35 ESEEKE N L15 Illllllllllll i 1 l. L15 K TILLAMM Q52 KAW m fxw 'lm' N xi' P955 FIT YLLH CUN RISK 'N 1234 Y' TM XL ff! 'J ' FOOTBALL ' BASKETBALL ' TRACK ' BOXING ' SNAPS A X H f Lf- 5914 Xf A 'fi ' -- Zfggfu . O Pmvsm bus HV? 1 , + eq , fWB, Q X ' W U v 2 , M AQ, A I A Q , f f f 1 X if M? L L ff 'K 5 , QT K X X f MENTORS AND MANAGERS EUGENE DUNCAN ?1l:i1r.q the feat' a' r.ea': :Cath fir fer: C:r..,eC4T1'.'e Tear: Efgene Qgr Car. Carte.: cn 3ea':ert:n': 'ra21'1::.e ef v.'1r.:1rr' ,:p1r1' eari.. that 51321 agagnigt all :ing MANAGERS jJ,E 12 Ef1a'.'ert:'..f .ncreaiinj enrzllier Dani na.: had 7f YA 7' iz :reel 51? 32 e'.'er .nirea 'ini iqr:i:1if:r:r.:rZ.' The lirrgiei flztii' :THE 'T V ' Q . , ' V sec: rt, . . eq :Lj:.:r.ertt and :pate :ar a..:: narripererz 21: ai'1'.'1t1er A ,VA D . , Tie fzrgier CSC' a'r.'e e Can well he przgi :Z the retirz 'Biff have Q.If5bll'lf rn Hi' figr Vear.: at :fAi'.'f:.'CIT f-1'-r Gene A ,V'f'-'I , 5 .'1' ED BADER WL ln L17 feczrxri year at BHS, D1 Eaier na: Leezrie ever. rr.V.e A,,:gf,'1rx Cz-rc: a r1a'1 ' pig glar with ine gr.'1erCla':r:.en LQ wzrkg 'n cn the Q if S S 55 ' ' ' teazrrrz ' ' Ar. Qmiitanfjlnt if.l2If: lgrngelf, f.fr Edie? a rrrerz. er LZ n'4:t.erC:.: crranipiczi fzchall, La 'ke'ball, and traCk fear:.., Scatn Qfakoa college record rn frre law rruruleg zz unbeaten MANAGERS .. Bryan Walker Frei Holboke, and Allan Davy: .zpent no doing gaiitor work, rgnninjz errands, and equrppirrg the tear: ln ins way, they earned their Lspcrrs rnanager letters A: football, hazkefzgall, and track managers reszfzeclve. they aescrve a hardy par on the back for the 535 well no AS.Sl.Sfi!TY rnarzagers were Bob Cafateel, fcctball, Alton By' and Ice Slovrck, Laslzetballg Wendell Broad ani Ralph fl track Aww.. 1-qnoiwrf arf' 4 , W-A-....,, FOOTBALL A SQUAD FOOTBALL E. Cook, Harvey, Alvarez Holboke, McCork1e, Trachsel, O'Connor, Gore don, Thomas, Ross, Robinson, Gervais, Miller, O'Donnell, Bfeifer. My In their traditional pigskin superiority, the T formation Beavers garnered second position in the Tualatin-Yamhill Val- ley league, via five wins, one tie, and a sole loss. The team opened the season in grand style at the Hillsboro Iamboree, when they gained a 14-O triumph over Tillamook. The next night, Oregon City found revenge over last year with a 19-U blanking in a non-league fracus with the Beavers. Coach Duncan's team found strong opposition in their league opponents, but on five occasions they battled from behind half- time scores to gain victories. In the thrill-packed climax of the year, the Beavers bowed to the Mclvfinnville champion Grizzlies, 14-7, after holding a 7-O halfrtime edge. lack O'Connor and Ioe Gervais, seniors, were elected back- field and line captains, respectively, by their team-mates. Iohn Thomas, halfback, eluded the opposition the most for seven touchdowns. STATISTICS Beavers Opponents Points .. .....,..... 143 81 Yards Rushing ..,,.. 1,279.5 858.4 Yards Passing , . . . , 453 420 First Downs . . ...... 77 59 Ed Harvel, pass-receiving left end, Ioe Gervais, the mighty lineman, and lack O'Connor, passing expert quarterback, were the senior trio voted berths on the TYV All-Star team. A SQUAD BASKETBALL Lett to right-Harvey, O'Con- nor, Rasmussen, O'Donne1l, Whitworth. BASKETBALL The Beaver basketball team finished with a mediocre sea- sonal record of l2 Wins and 15 losses this year. In TYV league play, the Big Five won tive and lost nine to climb out of a cellar tie into a titth-place tie with Hillsboro. Beaverton's hopes for a state tournament berth were choked off in the initial game of the county championships, with a 40-25 drubbing by Hillsboro. Bob Whitworth, diminutive three-year letterman and captain of his team, was voted TYV all-star guard. A tine ball handler, he racked up the huge total of 282 points during the season. Smiling lack OVCOUDOY landed a forward position on the sec- ond team. This senior won the free-throw cup with a com- mendable SOW. Other members ot the starting lineup were Duane Rasmussen, six-toot three-inch sophomore center, Ed Harvey, senior guard, and Denny O'Donnell, junior guard. BASKETBALL SQUAD st A zght K O or o O on ox W 'v la a mg Lall ro boke By e odd o to g a la B n an Eas on a :ef Prean s Godwm a sf' -1 'ha I a slr Wa KE Rash ssen Rarey FHESHMAN BASAETBALL SQUAD Flrst row left to rtght Ma Ba lemens Lmzisay Kre' Syve son Fhambers cond row to Fox h Bade ln mes G av s V' oem crane o,d M e B W ,f B AND FRESHMAN SQUAD BASKETBALL Coached by Ed Bader the B and Freshman basketball squads agatn saw acnon 1n preltrnmary games th1s season Prachcmg often unttl 7 P M tt gave about 25 underclassrnen an opportumty to grasp the fundamentals and expenence need ed advance upto the A squad f-favmg completed tts second successful year the frosh squad looks hke tt s here to tay The tearn eked out several vxctoncs losmg many by a few pomts Beavenon Beavenon Beavenon Beacenon B avenon Beavenon Beavemon Beaveron Beavenon Beavenon Beaveron Beavewon Beavenon Beavenon Beavenon Beavenon Beavenon Beavemon Z5 Total 606 West Lmn McMxnnvHk H1HSbOfO T1Hmnook Trgard West Llnn Newberg Forest Clrove Sherwood Sherwood H1llsboro TMamook T1gard West l.1nn McM1nnv1lle Newberg Forest C3rove HIHSDOTO Copenerl Cnon leaguel ftournamentl I Ir. :Ex C-w,..1,,, .C ., ,CI TC.. fr,-A -,lf-f,-w iff- 5 ww- I,if,g IH fl? l'CIf.!'f-fQf1'. TT' H,,5i,,,,, ,Q ,L ,C Hayvsar Tn, F ,:5.., ci., 26 .-...5rHQ is ' -4 1 ' '- -7' -4-QM, l' 'Ll Q 45 L I yr , as 1947 TRACK ' rzw Qef' 'Q Ylghi rA..,4 'yf 4 ',,,,, fir, ffmnis Lan. Fir a':::: neg-ers Mara., f r 'FY' -v 'fr - f-.r v...:,.. ,,.--f f- Qe:::t3 rzvr nenser. .-V-vilflfif Gr'-ji' C ,' 'r'c.:': Feskf-5 A':r.-r Pfcxnes Marvin Efxranarn frambers 1:..r1 rzw E-.aff-3' S :--':1- ffrxaw' I.:,','f Gawler. ffar:'Q 'nf-gr: Mawr. Mapsr. P1711 row ,f-ft ic Hgh! W1-fa' B.tfarn Bakr' A S'-3116-r Prrecmls KK-nf, 't Krmgp 'frzrrsif-nsen IN-Eiaan, Some 'J' be-:end row v-H X. H ffawes, Ionnson Massm gzll Cornzls Black, fiesselgesser Tlefson Bacon, Flslier MCCo:kle IQ Cook Trnrd row Crane, Mxller, Shafer, Be-nharn, Trachsel I-.oss Harvey Walker, Gervaxs Thomas Pie-1fe!, ha YYXASS'-H Frrsi Tzu-.' .eft to rrgnt Place Goclwm Stepnf-ns Hanging, 175531 Petty E Olson, Safa B Gredvig Seccnii :ow De.. Eitrnger ZEEZGY Grarnlmg, Sfrandberg hrgerf Ilccrff f Gredvrg Harrison 'land' Skarnkcfi 'f'?.1r: row 0' Graves Crsvni Spear Ea-,-:,rr. 211:22 Pwr: L1 Fcllci'-1 'farffj-', Init-am O.:-enhxi :gr petxtzcn ict Yhe txtlex Carte fron. Hillshcrc Sfate cggahiaers were Ich: Mciinrgnt S026 vault and :1.'Cp1s, lack R355 gavelir. IG-3 Ger 55:71:12: and the relay Ieari ccrisiftmfz of Ierry Hildenbranzi, Ice Gezvazs, f. -P AQ 'gg-f. - if fr ggi. Gene Eyggi ati LQV-errie Scnrziii Ichn McKnight proved to be outa. .clxng cn the track 3 f '.'C YECCYCE-CC Y .. .,'. ' '.- .E -5..., G22 fins' Q, M., 5 AMW, ,AW W , -Kahn 5 W4 Qi-LW cn: nr: ::e.e1::,arx.f 15: ine two ye.-9 li ice: 7 and 3 4 YA .-.. .1 A .,.. , 3,., n.-.,... .richer and 154 fee: re.f:e:t1'.'e1',' -1 :eatertcn f- .size . , . . , . A Tne re.ay teaztis reztpovec. the pevzcgs reccrc :Z c:1a:r,r:'1r1t:'.f- 11:1 I :.e.z ri-ere ann H M: . , - . , ,. , ' x 330 Ly ciccxinz me two lap.: in 134 7 70 BOXING Walker and Ross sp with Costeiio Cruz pictured are fielscn and Casteel Marvin, Ross, Mitz Alex- ander, Miller, Kingsbury, Walker, Stern, F Marvin, Nelson First row, left to right: Casteel, Kramer, Clem- ens, Kiel, Lindsay Gregersen, Marvin Second row Mitz Alexander, boxing instructor, Miller, Ross Walker, Hesselgesser, Stern Nelson, McKeel, Kingsbury, F Marvin 'vfftf-rv Wm-. fy M 4 A ::, :Ty -,,,- lnstalled for the first time in BHS history was the sport of boxing. Fifteen young enthusiasts worked out after school under the direction of Mitz Alexander, local businessman. The class made its debut last November when five exhibition bouts: were presented in a smoker. Although plenty of action war: seen, no knockouts were scored. A second smoker was scheduled in April. 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