Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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Mrs. Evelyn McGill Mrs. Letha Turner THE BACKSTAGE STAFF WAS BUSY More students, more work seems to be the motto of ll our friendly and efficient secretary, Mrs. Evelyn McGill, Who has just finished her seventh year at Beaverton High School. Assisting her with such duties as making out absence slips and helping students arrange their schedules is Mrs. Letha Turner, school board clerk and secretary to Mr. Metzler. information about Where to find your best friend, forgotten locker com- binations, and lost articles may be secured from these people behind the big desk. Completion of the new gym, purchase of school busses, enlargement of parking facilities, and pur- chase of lab tables have been just a few of the prob- lems the school board has met and solved in this busy year of expansion at B. H. S. These progressive men have merited the deep appreciation of both students and faculty. Left to right-Mrs. Letha Turner, clerkg Don Williams, I. R. Metzler, superintendent W, D. Cameron, chairman: Harris Hanson, Ross Hart and William Rosenfeld.

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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

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CAFETERIA CAPTURES INTERMISSION SPOTLIGHT Mrs. Olga Schurrriart Mrs. Mary Burkett With the addition of a sixty cubic foot refrigerator, an electric potato peeler, and bake ovens Beaverton's cafeteria became one of Well-balanced meals and excellent service. A line of 125 people can be served in fifteen min- utes and the cafeteria is equipped to handle a maxi- mum of 400. The national school lunch program contributes four and one-half cents to each meal to insure the best possible lunch. Of great popularity was the snack bar which served soft drinks, ice cream and candy under the supervision of Mrs. Luella Day. The cafeteria staff was capably headed by Mrs. Mary Burkett and Mrs. Olga Schurman. Assisting were Georgia and Iamesetta Burkett, Kristine Nelson, Betty Morris, Ioanne Stout, Roberta Martin, Larry Loar, Ed Zurflueh, and Dick Wise. Georgia Burkett, Iamesetta Burkett, Kristine Nelson, Betty Morris, Ioarme Stout, Roberta Martin, Larry Loar, Ed Zurtlueh, Dick Wise.