Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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FRANK BUSHNELL Death has called Bush , veteran Beaver music instructor, and a friend to all the students. lt was said that he could play anything from a flute to a fiddle, but he loved the trumpet and violin best. His bands claimed innumerable honors over the years establishing Beaverton's reputa- tion in the field of music. After a full and happy sixteen years at Beaverton, he was forced to retire in l946, but this did not prevent his being a fre- guent visitor about school. Students and faculty will always remember the smile of contentment on his face at his last assem- bly. Bush will never be forgotten at EHS.

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I DEPART: I I Xl, CLASSES 211, ORGANIZATIONS xp FEATURES 23, ATHLETICS 211, INDEX X F5 X K' II N1 X gf ,A T -ffff u 1-1 Ah, an lt s lucky I am to be sent to the office so early in the y ar.