Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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Anderson, Mrs. Marcie B S. Oregon State College Algebra Mathematics Bader, Edward B S. Columbus College, South Dakota Algebra Athletics Barnard, Iames E. B.S. Oregon State College Industrie Ar's Barnes, Miss Amarette EA Linfield College oclf-nrwi lUtllI'l'1llfllll Sinnlfzh Conoly, Miss Bernice B.S. University oi Oregon World History Photography Duncan, Mrs. Eleanor B.A. Lintield College Girls' Chorus English Freshman Chorus Duncan, Eugene B.S. Oregon State College Mathematics Athletics Elliott, Mrs. V. Ann Hayden, Miss Elaine B.S., M.A. University ot Ore, B.S. Oregon State College Ty ing Girls' P, . Ofiice Practice Gilbert, Mrs. Sylvia Holler, Glen W. B.A. University ot Oregon B.A. Oklahoma A. and M Soph. Girls' P.E. and ealth Mechanical Drawing Science Harding, Theodore C. M.Ed., B.S. Lewis Collepge Boys' .H Athletics Shop Mathematics and Clark Hood, Vernon B.S. Linfield College Mathematics

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B-Hi activities, which some- times resemble a three-ring circus more than a three-act play, were under the direc- tion of I. R. fMikeJ Metzler, principal. His duties ran the gamut of helping a freshman sched- ule his classes to wrestling the problems of major con- structions. As a former athlete, coach and classroom teacher, the man in the gray suit had the ability to see all sides of the administrative problems. Bernard fGeneJ Freese be- came a familiar figure in the office as he assumed his position as vice-principal. He also served as head football coach and assisted in other sports. Vice-Principal Bernard Gene Freese F A C U L T Y DIRECTOR'S STAFF INCREASES With a total of sixty-seven classes being taught, in fourteen fields of study, Beaverton's ever-increasing faculty had a busy year. New instructors this year were: Miss Elaine Hayden, Mrs. Marcia Anderson, Mrs. Molly Lou Stouffer, Miss Arlene Peterson, Mr. Duane Moore, Mr. Ted Van Buren, Mr. and Mrs. Art Bakke and Mr. Gerald Baker. Miss Geraldine Sanford, head of the English department, was again director of the adult education program, which held classes every Monday evening. Teaching his twenty-fifth year at B. H. S., speech department head E. G. Webb still turned out Winners. The Little Theater became the cen- ter of talent, being shared by Mrs. Dun- can's girls' glee club and choir, Mr. Webb's speech department, and the dramatics class, the first in ten years, directed by Mrs. Molly Lou Stouffer. Mrs. Frances Cook, substitute teacher, became a familiar figure to students at B. H. S: as she filled in during the absence of faculty members. Social events included the marriage of Miss Claire Sering to Mr. Harold Ritchie, Miss Marcia Schmeiser to Mr. Robert Anderson, and Miss Vera Mason to Mr. Elmer Cress. The faculty's support in all school activities helped make the year an out- standing one.

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Cress. Mrs. B.S. Oregon State College Foods Clothing Metzler, Mrs. Beth B.A. Pacific University Sophomore English Latin Moore. H. Duane B.S. Oregon State College flglfialth and Science Peterson, Miss Arlene B.S. Oregon State College English Porter. David B,S. University of Portland Elementary Science Ritchie. Mrs. Claire B.A. University of Oregon Iunior English Sanford. Miss Geraldine B.A. University of Oregon Senior English Adult Education See. William B.A. Pacific University English Stoffer. Ralph E. B.S. Oregon State College Chemistry Electric Shop Physics Radio Stouffer, Mrs. Molly B.A., B.Ed. Washington State College English Dramafics Van Buren. Theodore B.,A. Pacific University Civics Economics Sociology American History Ward. Mrs. Kathryn M,A. University of Oregon Biology Webb, Ernest G. Pacific University Oregon State College University of Oregon Sociology Economics Speech Wells. Melvin B. B.A., M.A. Washington State College American History Drivers' Training Boys' Chorus Band Whitbeck. Mrs. Mariory B.S. Linfield College Library Wippel. Mrs. Dorothy B.A. Linfield College Shorthand Booklu: Commercial Law f-ping