Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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WITH THE HELP OF MAHY i 1 .Ig ai' Cafeteria workers, Mrs. E. S. Smith and Mrs. Iames Schurman, are relieved of heavy hand work by the new electric mixer. Board members discuss school plans. Lett to right: G. F. Gordong R. M. Hartg A. M. Arrnfieldg l. R. Metzler, principalg W. D. Cameron, :hairmang Mrs. Theresa Gib- son, clerkg L P. Furlong. Bus drivers ready lor the after-school run. Lett to right: N, I. Bridenbecker, I. Day, H. W. Wood, M. Ft. Sutherland, I, Schurman, W. Axelson, P. Roeske, I. Didier. 7

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THE WAY... 1'15-9 x. 9' Wa 6 1 I6 Q 52 Sgi,l33J,C?9DOd? , Q: Yau QQ? lj kk N mum fffd Q f in Yrmdlpal With snows, floods, disappearing roads, and earth- quakes, the man in the gray suit faced a somewhat perplexing year, and With Oscar Mc'BeaVer continually getting into some form of mischief Mr, Metzler had his hands full trying to make Oscar and all his friends into up-standing American citizens. Returning students found B.l-l.S. decidedly different this year. After Wandering through the spacious cafe- teria, the mechanized shop, the activity room, and the seven new classrooms, all Watched the cycle of con- struction pass the half Way mark. Even with his hopes of an enlarged school on the road to fulfillment, l. R. Metzler found Beaverton High Was still bursting at the seams .

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OFFICE WGRKERS KEPT BUSY Mrs McGill and Mrs Lappala spent part of their time writing tardy slips. Student body treasurers, Wendell and Bill, spend much of their time in the office work room. Even a busy office would seem empty withe out friendly and efficient secretary, Mrs. Evelyn McGill. Since 1944 she has been here to answer our questions and complaints. This year some of the burden was taken off her shoulders by the new and charming assistant, Mrs. Barbara Lappala. Issuing tardy slips and readmittance slips are just a few of many jobs they perform. lm!! t 2' gtgilfxx I A 7 1 s 5392