Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1952 volume:

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R. Duane B.S., Oregon State College. Health, Science, PE., Athletics. Neer. Mrs. Arlene B S Oregon State College, English. Perry. Robert B.A. and M.E., Willamette Uni- versity. Elementary Science, Basketball, Porter, David B.S., University of Portland. Physics, Chemistry, Biology. Ritchie. Mrs. Claire B.A., University of Oregon. English, Pep Club. Russell. George M.A , San Iose State College. Trig., Geometry, Algebra, Athletics. See. William B.A., Pacific University. English, Ir. Red Cross. Bedford. Mrs. Mollie fStouiferJ B.A. and B.Ed. Washington State College. English. Stofier. Ralph B.S., Oregon State College Chemistry, Physics, Electric Shop, Radio. Van Buren. Theodore B.A., Pacific University. Civics, American History, Hi-Y. Ward. Mrs. Kathryn B.A., University of Chicago, M,A.. University of Oregon. Biology, Torch Honor. Webb. Emest Pacific University, Oregon State College, University of Oregon. Sociology, Econ., Speech Wells. Melvin B.A. and M.A., Washington State College. Math, Drivers' Training, Chorus, Band. Whitbeck, Mrs. Mariory B,S. Linfield College. Library, Y-Teens. Wippel, Mrs. Dorothy B A, Linfield College. Shorthand, Bookkee ing, Commercial Law, Y-geens, WWW! I1 ttf 'if' . KN gd? Y?f.mP T' ff me 5 f f ' naw? Wx M.. 'N-.1 HAIL THE BOARD The Board IS never bored tor they are contrnually occupred w1th we1ghty problems of tmance pohcy ad m1n1strat1on and constructlon The txve men who compose Bl-hs school board m et monthly to dlscuss and vote upon the many d1f t1cult1es controntrng the admmlstratton Among thetr 1951 52 accompllshments were super vls not the bu1ld1ng ot the new v mg lnstalllng accous ttcal ttle 1n the recently completed gym and COVGTIHQ the once muddy parkmg lot wrth black top At the head ot the table as chalrman was W D Cameron very ably asslsted by Cmzens Ross Hart l-la ns Hansen lames Dxgman and Arthur Pearson Board clerk was tr1endl3 Mrs Letha Turner who also doubl d a Pr1nc1pall R Metzlers secretary anc cafeterla cash1er Sparkhng Mrs Evelyn McG1ll who does everythmg trom TSCSIVIDQ new students to sayrng goodby to old ones was almost overwhelmed th1s year when 900 tude-nts turned out for regrstratxon As school secre tary Mrs McG1ll has seen rn her erght years ot servlce the stze of the graduatmg class almost doubled E yn Mc 1ll Schoo Sec etary P1 ndl Mrs Letha Turner Board fle k 1 m mb s dtsclss the rn ny complex p oblems con B Th y Ccloclcwxsel larres F Dqman ha u ne R Metzler Cprxnc p l ,f 1 L g: ' ,.f :,. 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Student helpers were Al Taylor, Mel Mori, Leota Cogswell, Anna Savage, Wayne Kolstad, Diane Smith, Martha Evans, and Stanley Wilson. The favorite food of the students was, in '51-'52, as always, hot dogs, ice cream, and desserts made in home economics classes. The few items never seen on the trays were olives, and salt and pepper shakers. Besides being used as a daily lunch room, the cafeteria contributed its facilities to or- ganizations such as churches, Iunior Cham- ber of Commerce, Safeway stores, Boy Scout meetings, TYV Press Club meetings, Y- Teens, Senior breakfasts, football banquets, after-game dances, and band practices. Mrs. Emma Baker Mrs. Iosephine Weaver Standing ready to milk The Cow during lunch period are: Alan Taylor, Stanley Wilson, Mel Mori, student cafe- teria workers. Preparini for the chow line are Wayne Kolstad, Letoa Cogswell, eathean Pickner, Sharon Wilson and Martha Evans, cafeteria aids, THE MEN BEHIND THE MEN BEHIND THE DESKS A school of 900 is like a delicate machine-it must have trained, efficient operators to keep it running smoothly. BHS has fourteen of these men behind the men behind the desks. Some maneuver the nine-ton busses through snow, over ice, or in blinding rain on their twice-daily routes to students' doors, some spend their days pushing leaky pipes and broken windows, shoveling slushy snow, and floor polishers and broorns, washing chalky boards, fixing manipulating lawnmowers fwhen and where there is a lawnl . . all in all keeping the building sanitary and spot- lessly clean to provide the proper setting for educationg others :see that athletic uniforms, PE. towels, and cafeteria laundry are always white, still others have charge of the Snack Bar. The fcur custodians, who also double as bus drivers are: Carl Larson, Iohn Day, Gene Beighley, and Myrle Howell, ln addition, those who serve soley as bus drivers are: lay Couch, Beryl Howes, Ned Hutchinson, Leonard Kutz, William West, Vernon Wood, lim Schurman, and A. I, Norris. Laundresses are Myrtle l-lart and Luella Day. The latter was assisted in the Snack Bar by student helpers Roberta Martin and Arlene Terry. Mr and Mrs lohn Dav kead custodians relax in one of their few spare mo nents Bus drivers file their flight plans before the early morning mission They are first row Iay Couch lim Schurman Beryl l-lowes Mutt A I Norris second row Ned Hutchinson Leonard Kutz William West Gene Beighlev Ve non Wood Carl Larson Merle rlowell ww v X .Y ,. Q ,QW , ,, , .4 M ., 53 5 5?.,,f ,,,,e 1' A ,, 2,4-gig' , - 9,522 Q21 0. 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Glen Gordon 2nd semester senior pres- ident. ln spring, senior's minds are iilled with thoughts ot commen- cement Second term otticers discuss pro- grams and try on gowns They are. sit- ting, Glen Gordon, and Sylvia Wilsong standing, Ron Mercer, Tom Goldsmith, May- nard Sprecher, Mike Nysen, and Shirley Nall SENIORS - ANCHORS AWEIGH The senior year is more ot a beginning than an end Anchors are weighed, and atter stardust, stumbling and a feeling ot being at home, seniors are ready to signal ful speed ahead to college, business, or matrirrtony. During their tour years ot high school the Class ot '52 really did themselves proud by earning distinc- tion in just about every field. Several accentuated the beauty aspect, lo Allene Krueger placed second in the Portland Miss YWCA contest Dreenali Zwahlen was elected BHS Spring Reign Queen, her attending senior princesses were Sally Lindsay, lo Allene Kruger, Vanda Benson, Nancy Stutharcl, Sylvia Wilson, Mary lo Cornell, and Vanda Benson. Musical talent was proved when Pat Madden and Gale Enger were elected student body pianists in their freshman year. The class displayed much athletic prowess, By earn- ing a sports letter, these boys ol the Class ot '52 be- came members ot the Winged B: Ed Ramsdell, Louie La Check, Dick Bowman, Mel Marsh, Dick Gervais, Mel Mori, lohn Shatter, Irving Gregerson, Dick Classen, Dean Aulerich, Maynard Sprecher, Ron Mercer, Sam Simich, Bud Redick, Al Taylor, Glen Gordon, Gene Nordling, and lim St. Clair. Anno Domini 1952 was the seniors' last year at B-Hi -they were led by Presidents Garth Cloninger and Glen Gordong vice-presidents were Dean Aulerich and Ron Mercer. Minutes were taken by Secretaries Bev Throckmorton and Shirley Nall. Treasury duties were handled by Paul Buflam and Mike Nyssen, The journal- istic angle was taken care ol by Reporters Don Fibiger and Tom Goldsmith. Song leaders were Marlene Ander- son and Sylvia Wilsong yell leaders were Shirley Nall, Dick Classen, Shirlee Syverson, and Maynard Sprecher, N Ili ll ,..- ff. 1 4999 'Wm ff? ws'---3 hifi' vpvwff -...ef ,-9' -def 919Wm.,, ts ks. 'Vw Nur V '!' WWW JQWN 'Nw 'WAT' -- Semors 19 5 2 Abraham Wxllram Carl Transfer from Gresham Ore Bovs League Anderson Marlene Tranfer from Roosevelt S class song leader Y Teens Pep Club Torch Honor Beaver staff artlst Anderson Nancy Y leens Fr Glee Photo Aulerrch Dean Transter from Toledo Iowa Football Wreslmg Baseball H1 Y Sr class vrce pres Avery Katharine Transfer from Eugene Ore Edrtor of Beaver Y Teens Hummer staff Qurll and Scroll Arts and Crafts Barrett Ion Transfer from Grant Baseball Ir Red Cross Dramatrcs Speech Photo Bartlett Iames Dtvers Club Boys League Barron Donald Football Boxmg Boys Leag e Bastlen Iames Golf Speech Boys League Belcher Ioan GAA YTeens Photo Ben on Vanda Pep Club Ir Bed Cross Y Teens vxce pres Torch Honor Sprlng Relgn Prmcess Berqulst Geraldme Y Teens L1bra y Bess Rxchard Basketball Football Fire Squad Lieutenant Boys Cho us Drrvers Club Boge Ilene Torch Honor YTeens Glee Club Bowman Richard Transfer from Alhambra Cal Football Basketball Track Ftre Squad Student Body treasurer Bnggs Carolme Panamero treasurer Y Teens Torch Hono Drxvers Trammg Brown Nancy Trans er from Grat C or YTeens Beale staff Drwers T a n ng royles Gae Panarnero Hem! pherlc Re co 3 Drwers Clab Torch Hono Boys Leag e Buffam Paul H1 Y Ftre Sq ad cartan Drtvers Club Prom commit tee Sr class treasu er Bunnell Larry Transfer from Benson Football manager Baseball manager Wrestlzng manager Speech Dramatlcs Carpenter Donald Beaver staff Dnvers Club Photo Boys League Chllds Roy Band manager Band dtrector Fr Chorus Boys League Classen Richard Football Boys Chorus Sr class yell leader H1 Y Baseball Comnger Harry Garth Transfer from Grant Sr class presrdent Football Basketball Baseball Boys League Cornell Mary Io YTeen prestdent Pep Club resldent Student Body song eader Student Body reporter Sprmg Reign Prlncess Coulter Carol Iean Band G A A Crandall Melvxn Transfer from Sprmgfteld Ore Fr basketball I V basket ball Drxvers Club Boys League Deliaan I.aVelle Ir Red Cross YTeens Torch Honor secretary Band Denton Charles Transfer from Vancouver Wn Y Teens G A A Chotr Oll1Ce Practlce Donner Carol Transfer from Washtngton YTeens GAA Chotr Offtce Practtce Durdel Beverly Photo Y Teens Glee Club G A A Eastham Barry Drlvers Club Beaver staff Speech Photo Dramatrcs Edd Dorothy Y eens Torch Honor Band malorette Prom commlttee Speech Edrger Dolores G A A Y Teens Emerlck Daryl Student Bod yell leader F yell leader oph yell leader DYIVSYS Club Sr Choxr Enger Gale Student Body ptantst F ptamst Drtvers club Photo Boys League 24- -W' Qggpifr, QM. Semors 19 5 2 ww'-iz -vm' J W ZW flimsy M , ., ,zzi we QQ mis We W 19 ,RM 63 my W3 weve' my 'QW' 939101 I ew Mawr 1 WAR W' 6'9 , 3 I Q 5, Semors 19 5 2 Erxckson Alice Y Teens Offtce Practlce Drlvers Trammg Farxno Vxola Pep Club lr Red Cross sec treas G A A Y Teens FarleY leanne Transfer from La Center Wn Pep Club Y Teens Feather ton Ianet T ansfer from Iefferson GAA Fergusson Margaret Drarnattcs Drtvers Tralnmg Flblger, Donald lr Red Cross Sr class re porter Student Body ptamst Torch Honor Prom commltfee Freeman Ioann Y Teens G A A Girls Glee Club Photo Ronald Ftre Squad Drlvers Boys League Baseball Frlcke H1 Y Club Gebbert Beverly lean Transfer from Cleveland Y Teens Gerhard Shxrley YTeens cabinet Pep Club P1gsk1n Prom Prmcess Gervals Rlchard H1 Y Flre Squad captatn Boys League prestdenf Foot ball Student Body vtce pres Glugllettl Gabriella Pep Club secretary Ir class secretay Ir Red Cross GAA secretary Sprmq Rezgn Prmcess GQldSH1lfh Thomas Drrvers Club Speech Boys League Hummer staff Golf Gordon Glen Football Ftre Squad chlef Wxnqed B lr Red Cross Sr Slass prestdent Gosselm Mona Lee Transfer from St, Marys of the Valley. C1.A.A. vice-presg Y-Teensg Libraryg Basketballg Volleyball. G-oughnour, Robert Panameroy Boys' League Grabhorn, Howard Drivers' Clubp Rifle Clubp Foofballg Boys' League Green, Lucie Transfer from Bellvue, Wn. Y-Tee-nsg Ir. class song leader M, 'J t 4 so , 5 Gregersen, Irving H1-Yy Fire Squadp Trackg Drwers' Clubg Boxing Griffin, Daniel Drivers' Clubg Boys' League Haldeman, lack Drivers' Clubg Boys' League Hamilton. Ioan Transfer from Albany Ore G A A s uad leader Y Teens Glee Clu Ofl1Ce Practlce Volleyball Hansen Elaine Band Y Teens G A A Torch Honor Prom commrtlee Hanson Iames Flre Squad Ir Red Cross Drlvers Club Boys League Helvle Vivian Tranfer from Lincoln G A A Speech Hiller LaVonne GAA squad leader Tennis Volleyball Glee Club Bowl1ng Hoagland Robert Drivers Club Photo Boys League Holhoke Caroline G A A Y Teens Choir Drum and Bugle Corps Pholo Holmen Arthur Drivers Club Basketball Boys League Hooper Nancy Pep Club YTeens GAA Panamero Hemispheric Re corder Beaver staff Indahl Carla Lee Y Teen cabmel G A A soph Island Donald David Student Body pianist Beaver staff bu mess mana er Ir Red Cross Torch onor Quill and Scroll Iohnson Ardylhe Y Teens cab1ne1 G A A Dra matics Iohnson Ronald Wresllmg Boys Lea ue Drlvers Club Rifle lub Iones I I. nn Ir Bed ross pres1denl Drivers Club Track Boys League Kam Maureen Bally Squad Pep Club Ir Class reporfer YTeens Spring Re1gn Prmcess 5 K 'K r:'..::- 16 'W gfri if is--.av Semorsi f ,E yr 1952 3? 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Kemmer Ronald Transfer from Fort Bragg Cal Basket all Wmged B Boys eague Kolstad Gollred Wayne Panamero Drlvers Club Boys League Kosmalskx Delro Drtvers Club ootball Track Boys League Fralt Karen Transfer from Parkrose Rally S uad Pep Club vxce pres Y een secty Soph class reporter Olftce Practxce Krueger Io Allene Student Body secreta y Rally Squad Ir Red Cross presldent YTeen cabmet Sprung Retgn Prlncess Kuhn Marclan G A A Y Teens Photo Lam Iohn G A A Y Teens Larson lohn Drlvers Club Photo Boys League I.aCheck Louls Transfer from Duluth Mmn Soph class presrdent Winged B Drtvers Club Basketball Photo Land Fred Rxchard Track Drlvers Club Boys League Land Raymond Basketball Chorr Boys League Boys Cho1r Lawson Robert Transfer from Pala Alto Cal Panamero Boys League Lenz Dale Drlvers Club Boxmg Boys League Lzndsay Sally Student Body yell q een Y Teen treas F reporter Chorus Sprmg Rergn Prm cess Lovell Wllham Torch Honor Track Boys League Madden Patncxa Transfer from Forest Grove Student Body plamst Ir Red Cross Pep Club Glee Club sec treas YTeen cabmet Marsh Melvin H1 Y Flre Squad Football I Class vrce pres Wxnged Marshall lane! Transfer from St Louts Mo YTeens Pep Club lr class yell leader Matson, Arvid Drive.-rs' Club, hlflfl Club, Boys' League Mercer, Ronald Footballg H1-Yg Student Body manager, Boxlngg Sr. class VICS-lifes Middleton, Benjamin Photog Baseball, Drwers' Club, Boys' League Mondin. Marlene Transfer from Ponuac, Mich, Speech, Y-Teens Monohon Fred Bowhng Dramatrcs Speech Drxvers Club Boys League Morgan Beatnce Transfer from Port Orchard Wash Panamero presxdent Torch Honor YTeens Glee Club Speech Mon, Melvm Transfer from Tacoma Wn Football Track I-l1Y pres Soph class pres Student Body presrdent Morton Ioanne Iumor Choxr Photo Mull Georgxa Y Teens G A A Nall Shxrley Transfer from Cleveland class yell leader G A A Pep Club pres YTeens C class secretary Nelson Barbara Transfer from l-lrllsboro Ore Iournahsm Nordlmg Eugene Transfer from Prlnceton Mmn Basketball Ir class presrdent Wmged B secfy Boys League Nyssen Michel l'l1Y Drlvers Club Boys League Sr class treas Olson Carole Hummer staf Band YTeens GAA Drum and Bugle Corps Osborne Donna Transfer from Wa hlngfon Peterson Iamce G A A Y Teens Art Arts and Crafts Pxerson, Tedd Boxing Photo Radlo Boys League Pxke Wendell DYIVQYS Club Rifle Club Photo Boys League nw'-Q, 51.90 fry 6544? 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Maynard Football Baseballg Hi-Yg Drivers' Clubg Winged B Stevens, Maurine Y-'lt-1-rr:,, Gr:-e Clllll 'Tl,o11 Stewart, Patricia Y-Ta-f ns, G A A, S1 f eclr, Offrcf- P.a:t1ce Stone. Coral Ann Transfer from Atlanta, Ga. Torch llonorg Beaver staffg Y-Teensg GA Ag Qurll and Scroll Suthard Nancy YTeens Pep club Panamero Dramatrcs Sprrng Heron Prrncess Sulhvan Iohn Track Rrfle Club Boys League Swanson Gene Torch Honor Drrve rs Club Boys League Fr class pranrst Syverson Shxrlee YTeers Pep Club Sorh class sono leader lr class yell leader S class yell leader Tavlor Alan Drrvers Club Vtce pres Frre Squad captam Fr Class vrce pres Football H1 Y Taylor Ruby can cabrnet G A A cas prarrrst lr Red Cross Glee Club lrbrarran Ta lor Sybll A A Y Teens Glee Club Te'np eton Suzanne Drum and Bugle Corps Y 'leens G A A Choir 'lerry Mary Arlene YTeens Arts and Crafts ompson Bernle Drivers Club Boy League Boys CllCYl.S Thompson Manlyn G A A rr es Y Teen cabrnet Torch Honor Ir Red Cross Pep Club Th ockmorton Beverly Transfer from Washrnqton hrgh school Torch Honor Pep Club Sr class secty YTeQns cabrnet Speech Tmpery, Sharon Ir class sectw Prom com mrttee Pep Club Ir hed Cross trcas Bearer staff Toed'eme1er Dons Y Teens G A A Drrvcrs Trarnrng Trachsel Lawrence Drrvcrs Club Boys Lcaque ffl fmqqh mr 15 was-nw qt:-Tj .ff-aug, ENQ ,Q fem., We My hz WW uw V Semors 19 5 2 l' 'Gi-'TIP' any 'K aes. jf f Q umm A5 if f W ,Nm M., f 1131, V? 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Ianice Rowe, Nancy Kokich Fred lvfondin, Ann Effin- ris, Kathryn York, Roger qer, Pat Huddleston, Al- dyne Rady, Geralyn Nor- Peck, and Iim Sinnerud. Bob Grant ffar leftj looks On. FRESHMAN - STARDUST They dreamed great dreams of high school life, and there was stardust in their eyes-the Class of 1956 proved that they weren't too young at all. Distinction was brought to the freshmen when Harris Hansen was voted the most outstanding 4-H boy in Washington County, Frankie Warrens helped to put the freshmen in the public eye when he frequently tooted his sax and clarinet in assemblies. ln athletic cirlces, the class was outstanding. Willard Horton floored eight other schools in the District One wrestling tournament, thereby Winning the right to en- ter state competitiori. The frosh hoopsters tied for first place in the basketball league. Top scorers were Roger Peck, Ted Miller, Bob Grant, and Dirk Davidson. Typical of the class's generosity and willingness to go along with the crowd was the way in which they contributed S40 to the Y-Teens for a Korean girl's edu- cation. The 262 freshmen further showed their quality by electing a fine group of officers to lead them in their activities, Presidents Ted Miler and Bob Grant were assisted by Vice-Presidents lim Sirinerud and Roger Peck. Sec- retarial work was done by Dorothy lohnson and Ianice Rowe, in charge of finances were Bob Grant and lim Sinnerud. Reporters were Roger Peck and Fred Mondin. Pianist Aldyne Rady and pep leaders were Geralyn Norris, Pat Huddlestori, Kathryn York, Nancy Kokich, and Ann Effinger. ,Qz wifi w,'? 4' ag ui 3 'gill WFT iam mi. , if '.:,-, gas q .-1 Us , .., Q N .yu as as 'QTY w i fi ' X Q . Q Af 1 5 Q ' Q5 ,f f Wixsv Y SEQ 'l' We Y' V Nw' v WM HRM 'Lai bl- V M -45 Z gwww, . , xx A I1 5 M 2 ' xx 'Y F '-fm . . ' ' ' f- - Y, is 1 45 'Z k Wi .QE an I, ,vi 4 . , , , 4 V , ,K r .A 'Rf ay. 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Z1ff ff.,.Qf,f'.', ,,,,, ,, . -.,., V q ' 2 ff ,. , .-.nun FIRST SEMESTER - THE SPICE OF LIFE V . ariety was the keynote of the first semester, highlights were movies rousing pep serpentines rope climbing and milk drinking contests, style shows, and child musical prodigies. And no wonder there was so much variety in the weekly meetingsefor head man was ver- satile ASB President Ed Ramsdell, on occasion, also football halfback, basketball guard, and base- ball shortstop. Ed's sparkling personality appeared time and again in his assemblies, long will be remem- bered the Panamero show, which took students on Adventures in Guatemala, and the Torch Honor's colorful Christmas presentation of Tchaikkowsky's Nutcracker Suite. ln his role of chief executive, Ed had very able assistance from other members of the cabinet Big Bart Olson, as vice-president, took charge of one assembly in a royal blue evening gown. There was tall, stately Io Allene Krueger, who, in her role as secretary, helped to add much dignity to the presi- dent's desk. A boy with lots of cents was Dick Bowman, whose dex- terity with mathematical figures helped him in his position of treasurer. Athletic events were the ri p mary concern of Carolan Popp, reporter, who phoned in all home game results to Portland newspapers. All the business of sellin St d g u ent Body Cards and game announcements was taken care of by Bon Mercer, ASB manager. Hummer Editor Travis Cavens put out nine monthly is- sues of a real humdinger of a newspaper, business manager of the Hummer was Leigh Wilcox. The Student Council set a precedent this year by at- tending the fall conference of Student Councils held October 13 at Hood River The top four officers were Beavertons delegates To sum it all up-assemblies money games and news the well managed first semet s er really got the l95l 52 school year off to a good start From A d a ks to Zyxommas fall std nt body pre y Ed R amsdell no s b them all from his stud es n the 'rr'-5 'W' has n ody Officers ab abo 1 their executive d ties They are Cleft to nghtl Carol Popp repo t r Ro M c manager Dick Bowman treas re I llen K ueger secretary nd Bart Olson vice pr sdent 48 , . , , , , ar v r , U 6 X lc w a out ' i 1 library. 1 0, . Y S, . E I . I . ff 'S 3. First semester stude t b ' E u ' ' u' . , ' V I an . r e z n er er, J , u rg o 9 Y . .6 , ' 9 1 - SECOND SEMES'I'ER ON WI'I'H THE NEW The second semester of l952 accented the modern for that was when up to date members of the student mem bers of the student body rebeled agalnst the ant1quated and undemocrattc method of nom1nat1ng student offlce can drdates Irom the floor As a r sult of th1s rebellron a comm1ttee of 12 students d1rected by Crvrcs rnstructor Ted Van Buren and ASB Prestdent Me Mort moderntzeo the archalc chapter and presented a new const1tut1on to student voters for approval The revtsed document provldes for electrons patterned on the natronal pollttcal system complete wrth campa1gns Pre 1dent Mel s f1nesse 1n handllng the weekly student body meetlngs and h1s knack for f1nd1ng good enterta1n ment plus hrs enlrghtened 1deas made h1s term outstandrng Momentous assembhes were the yearbook crrcus wrth s1deshows clowns and wtld an1mals and the YTeen Cake and Cookte auct1on whlch ralsed SlB2 for the educatlon of a Korean glrl l oo'n Mel and Vtce Pres1dent D1ck Gerva1s worked Teammates on the football held as well as rn the counc1 r harmomously wlth the other student offrcers act1ve Dreenall Zwahlen was secretary Dreen was Y Teens and Pep Club and her selectlon as Sprrng Re1gn Queen added to her honors d 'led Burton acted as assxstant to Treasurer D1ck Bowman and next year W1 f1nanc1al dutles Manager Don Peck pub rctze s1dent and fretted and frowned on the l d all school events Don was also 1un1or class pre Prom Comm1ttee A reporter lrm Bass assumed te s not1fy1ng CITY papers of all game results SIX feet of sweetness B531 Cra1g Chesh1re spent th1s semester learnxng the Journal1st1c ropes IH preparatron for steppmg 1nto Travrs Cavens shoes next term as ed1tor 1n chref lvfary lo Cornell re elected as song leader once more l d the Beavers IH thelr vtctory songs She was ass1sted by Pranrst ltm Bastten and was rn league Wllh Yell Leaders Emer1clc Allyn Lmdsay Bruce and l-hller h respons1b1l1ty for stant ed1tor of the Hummer Second semester ASB Presrdent Mel Mort looks over the student body IH the oftrces clrcular f1le from Abraham to Zwahlen Statdent body offrcers s1t around the table and iood naturedly thresh out some of the problems dY1S11'1Q from ther' admlnlstratlve dutles They a e Iclockwlsel Secretary Dreenah wahlen VICS Prestdent Dxck Gervats Reporter Ilm Bass Assrstant Treasurer Ted Burton Treasurer Dlck Bowman and Manager Don Peck 49 S. , M . . . . . . W . w ' ' .a g H ' , ' in ' Unanimously electe , ' . ' ' 'll assume full Glen Gordon, lelt, and Bud Bess, Fire S C1 u a d presidents, cautiously t i d d l e with the fire alarm box. Row l: Rick Mercer, Phil Chitwood, Ben lndahl, Roger Mc- Knight, Bill Bruce, Iimmy Sinnerud, Dennis Enger, Bob McBride, Mike Mad- den Row 2: Iay Harris, Lloyd Wold, Alan Toelle, Keith Wis- mer, Buzz Hagen, Charles Shea, Charles McClure, Bob Pointer, Bill Aulerich Row 31 Walter Speer, Robert Lee, Dick Grant, Ernie Zwahe len, Dale Burger, Iim Springer. Bart Olson, Tom Olden- burg How l Paul Butlam, Alan Taylor, Glen Gordon, Bud Bess, Dick Gervais. Iim St Clair, Mel Mori How 2: Mel Marsh, Curtis Wilson, Richard Bowman, Chuck Denton, lim Hanson, lrving Gregersen, Ronald Frlcke, Ed Bamsdell Row 3. Mr. Kahle, Mr. Metzler. 50 FROM BABY BOTTLES TO FIRE DRILLS Setting up chairs tor assembly, hurrying the students to safety during a tire drill, and putting on a most hilarious assembly were among the activities ot this years Fire Squad.. During the annual assembly new members could be seen following Fire Squad tradition by drinking out ot baby bottles, having pillow tights on a greased pole, and blowing up bal- loons tor the enjoyment of the audience. Chief Glen Gordon took on the responsibil- ity of seeing that the boys were always where they should be during a drill. Secretary Bud Bess handled capably the duties ot his office, Captains Dick Gervais, Paul Buttarn, lim St. Clair, Al Taylor, and Mel Mori tried to keep the members hustling at all times. Qin' Hampton, Carole Cooper, Cay Burchett, Dolores Backmiller Maryalice Gregory Bow 3. Larry Matson High Eddy. Bon Kznjsier, Craig Gheshrre, Fa... Katz Hay Eciiger, Dale Pzckard Chuck McClure, Sandra McGeorge, CARRYING THE TORCH A Teddy Bear, a Sugar Plum Fairy, a Nightmare, flowers, and magical toys capered in a land of make-believe at the Torch Honor Christmas pro- gram, which featured a version ot Tchailcowskys l'Nutcracker Suite, This assembly anfl the Christmas decorations throughout the school, which re- quired a good deal ot preparation, wee the most outstanding Torch Honor activities ot the year, While witthes rode their broorris, and the goblins brewed the magical potion, the honor students were having iun at their own doings--a Hard Times party, on Halloween. Daring the year, the 'lSrnarties undertook the project of showing noon movies along with three other organizations. Leading the Blue Carders were: Presidents Travis Cavens and Dick Bow- mansg Vice-President Kent Davi isong Secretary-Treasurers LaVelle DeHaan and Vanda Bensong Reporters Gretta Robinson and Sue Barnes. Torch Honor presidents, Trav- is Cavens tleiti, and Dick Bowf man demonstrate their erudition in the school library :tow 1: Beverly Throckmorton. Marilyn Thompson, Coral Stone, Caroline Briggs, Vanda Benson, Sylvia Wilson, Fern Bollings. Row 2, LaVelle DeHaan, Pat Schlaht, Beatrice Morgan Dorothy Eddy, Gretta Bobrn- son, llene Boge Bow 3, Marlene Anderson, Don Ftbiger, Gene Swanson, Gene Walters, Bill Lovett, Gale Broyles, David lsland. lo Alene Krseger. Bow l. Travis Gavens, lflorence lakobson, Margaret Hampton, fr lna Herrington, Lenny Matson Diane Schendel, Gayle Ben- son, Sharon Wrlkins, Marianne Smith, Karl Freerksen. Bow 2: Douglas Henderson, Donald Peck, Audrey Lawson, Peggy Cutts, Carol Mather, Susan Shaw, Barbara Sax. Carol Burris, Elizabeth Krautscheid Bow 3: Bill Bruce Ilm Bass, Raymond Stacy, Kent Davtd- son, Charles Haase lim Saun- ders, Leonard Schiottmann, Ted Burton. Bow 1 Ruth Rogers Bonnie Helkl-cila, Marlene Krueger, Elaine Thomas, Suzy Platt, Sandra Vlrieeler Huthe Graves Boy Smith. Barbara Grant, Elaine Sullivan, Yudy Holmes, Sue Barnes, Phyllis Mead, Row 2. Sharon Dietrichs, lean- nette Bremer, Sandra Wheeler, Saundra Wilcox, Molly Lutz, Lorraine Rich Eleanore Eric- son Ann lansen Virginia Marrlyn Nc-up 1-rr How is the sleeve length? asked Kathy O'Conner, tirst semester Pep Club president, ot Shirley Nall, second semester president YOUR PEP. YOUR PEP Dominated by pep and bubbling with high spirits the '51-'52 Pep Club gave their all to keep an air of sportsman-like conduct in the Beaver cheering section, they succeeded in gaining the full support of the loyal rooters. The addition of 24 new members made this the big- gest pep staff ever experienced by BHS students. Lead- ing this troup of cheering girls on the first half of their tour of games was President Kathy O'Connor, with Dreenali Zwahlen as vice-president and Gabe Ghig- lietti as secretary-treasurer. Under the guidance of these first semester officers the club sponsored the Pigskin Prom, a dance at which Susan Shaw was crowned Football Queen cf l95l. Second semester officers were Shirley Nall, presi- dent, Vanda Benson, vice-president, and Sally Peter- sen, secretary-treasurer. Advising activities were Mrs. Eleanor Duncan and Mrs. Claire Ritchie. 99 QQQQQ 999 :aaa Row l: Pat Quiett, Ie-anne Parks, Nancy Hooper, Marilyn Newpert, Katherine O'Connor, Nancy Stuthard, Beverly Throckmorton Dreen ali Zwahlen, Iulia Kauffman. How 2 Anita Mori, Sue Anderson. lanet Marshall, ludy Holmes Sylvia Kam, Sharon Tippery, Pat Miles, Iulia Ghiglietti, Diane West Penny Lillf-s, Mim Spruill, Shirley Nall, Carolan Popp, Sally Petersen How lg lean Sauvagt.-aa, Viola Fanno, Sue Barnes, Zola Lindsay, lerri Stewart, Nadine Manos. Darlme Wright, Rita Packe How 2: Caroline liulings, Marilyn Thompson, Phyllis Mead, Diana Weaver, Vanda Benson, leanne Farley, Sue Shaw, Marlene Ander :on,- Marlf-ne Chzistt,-nsffn, Sue If-weft, Shirley Gerhard, Kay Nordgren, loanna Chadwick, lanice Hackett, Rogene Whitcher Elaine Sullivan. 52 FORTISSIMO - CRESCENDO - CHASH The 'Sl-'52 song and yell statts Hre-ached tor the ratter and stamped on the floor as they broudht pep and enthusiasm to every B-l-li major athletic contest, Song Leader Mary lo Cornell was elected to her post tor two successive semesters. She dis! played an unerring sense ot rhythm, Pianists loyce Sullivan and lim Bastien, both ot whom had a way with the ivoriesf' provided background music tor Mary Io, Four senior girls, members ot the Bally Squad, were fiery and snutfy and rarin' to go at every appearance ot the home team. They were: Karen Kraft, lo Allene Krueger, Sylvia Wilson, and Mau- reen Kain. Leather-lunged leaders ot Bea! verton bellows directed the cheere ing ot loyal team supporters, They directed the TYV Basketball lam- boree BHS rooting section, intro- duced new yells and promoted an allfschool tall serpentine. They were: Yell Queen Sally Lindsay, Darryl limerick, Daryl Allyn, Bill Bruce, and loanne Hiller. ,The Haig: Squad goes through a familiar 'rf-.l rc,- tirie They' are Mares: Kain. Io Aiinnfv Krueger Karen Kraft, Sylvia Wilson With hops skips an: jumps, the yell leads,-rs sl-ow the Beaver rootinq section how to do it They are Darryl Ernerzclc, Sally Linc- say, Daryl Allyn, Ioanne Hil- ler, Bill Bruce Corrie B Q a 'J e : rf, ,. asked 'he scnq staff weekly assf,-r:l:.1es Tiff: ar' lim Bastien Mar'-' lo CCT. -Q1 and ltyciv S.Q1i'.'an ' JE' A 9161 Row l: Doris Clemens, Elaine Sullivan, Gwen Ellis, Marilyn Thompson, Nan Rhodes, La- Velle Delflhaan, Pat Schlaht, Vanda Benson. Row 2 lo Allene Krueger, Glen Gordon, Dick Gervais, lim Hanson, lim Springer, Ion Barrett, Lynn Iones, Sha- ron Tippery Row l Pat Madden. Ruby Taylor, Kay Bader, lulia Ghiglietti, Ilene Olson, Sue Anderson, Gabe Ghiglietti, Viola Kanno, Anita Mori. Row 2: Pat Miles, Darrell Allyn, Dick Classen, Kent Davidson, David lsland, Kay Nordgren, Ioyce Sullivan, 5-1- IR. RED CROSS - GIVERS AND RECEIVERS With a Yo Heave Ho the lunior Red Cross Council weighed anchor for another years voyage ot promoting good relations. They launched the year by sending ten represene tatives to the regional conference held in Portland. Keeping active all year long, they presented an as- sembly and sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Day dance. Stopping at ports around the world the council members continued to send food to a little girl in Greece, who sent a letter asking for it, and a cloll, which they also presented to her. From Chile, came letters from grateful recipients of gift boxes sent by a previous years council. At the Wheel was Lynn lones, president, assisted by Viola Fanno, secretary-treasurer, and Ruby Tay- lor, reporter. Navigating the course were Mrs. Beth Metzler and William See, advisers. President Lynn Iones and Ruby Tay- lor, reporter, lend a 'ihelping eye to secretaryftreasurer, Viola Fanno, in reading gratelul letters from lumor Red Cross's foreign corres- pondents THOSE HI-Y BOYS A trip to Mt. Hood, the annual Easter assembly, and a membership drive tor the YMCA were the activities of the Hi-Y during l95l-52. On the gayer side of the agenda tor the year was the annual party-initiation ot the l5 new members. Amid peals ot laughter they were pelted with pies, squirted with seltzer, and gen- erally made miserable, First semester duties were executed by Presi- dent Mel Mori, Vice-President Dick Gervais, Sec- retary-Treasurer Travis Cavens, and Chaplain Curt Wilson. During the second semester, ottices were tiled just as capably when Curt Wilson took the prexy's gavel. Dick Bowman was vice-president, Bill Bruce acted as secretary-treasurer, and Lloyd Wold was chaplain. Past President Mel Mori gives 2nd T e r m President Curt W i ls o n the low down on the Hi-Y. Row 1: Ron Fricke, Lloyd Wold, Donald Peck, Ben Ondahl, Bob Rasmussen, Maynard Sprecher, Travis Cavens Bow 2: Paul Buftam, Keith Wismer. Bon Mer- cer, Chuck Shea, Dean Aulerich, Bill Bruce, Dick Classen Row l. Dick Mercer, Dick Bowman, lrllng Gfeger- sen, Don Bowman Curt Wilson, Chuck McClure Row 2. Mel Marsh, Dick Gervais, Alan Taylor, Dick Grant, Ernie Zwahlen. Dale Burger, Bart Olson. 17 V? .4 THEY WHO ARE ABOUT TO DRIVE Throttle it, choke it, shift it, and floorboard itA it's running! lust a simple matter when members of B-l-li's Drivers' Club show you how to drive a car correctly. With traffic safety films and talks from members of both Portland and Beaverton police forces, the organization succeeded in lessening a drivers many difficulties. Taking the wheel for the first semester was Mel Mori, president, he was assisted by Veep Al Taylor, and Secretary-Treasurer Dick Gervais. A new precedent was set this year by electing second semester officers. Keeping the l'horseless carriage' running this time was President Bud Bess, Vice-President Curt Wilson, and Secretary-Treasurer Travis Cavens. On the running board stood Melvin B. Wells, cub adviser. Mel Mori, first semester Drivers' Club president, takes notes on second semester President Bud Bess's driving technique. i 2 'SHTW-Wagga Honey attracts bees! Cars attract boys! Seeing what makes this baby tick are Drivers' Club members Gene Swanson. Wendell Pike, Bud Eess, Robert Hoagland, Chuck Denton, Bill Winters, Mel Mori, and Mike Nyssen, Row l, Hobart lfoaqlanrl Le' land Hardm: lam 'l'rac': Arihur Holmrffn Lowe La Check, Lee Zvlrnwalt, VK'alM-: Speer, Arvxd Mattson, How 2. Chuck lxenlnn, l,rn11' Zwahlen Mel Llarszlz, llrn Hansen, M:-rim l'a.'bnrn, lun Sf Clalr, lxlck liowrnan Gene Fiordland Wayne Kol- Staci How 3 Gfnc Swanrfvn I fn Carpenter 53.1.1 E4-was, Glfrx Gordon Alan Tavlor lYllC'K Gervais ESL lfaznl-11, Fa.: Pixfyvvr, Row 1: TYAVIS Cavens, Hon Mercer, Dean A .lerzclr Dary. Emerlck, David lslancl, Del' roy Kosmalslcx, lack H-alnlef rnan. Ralph Holland Row 2 Torn Goldsrnzfh Cltuck Mcflurf- ffhmlrls Sliea Wally Kramer, Ps-te Melflonald, Ray Stacy, Davmrl Palmrose, Blll Bruce-, Hxclc Mercer. Row 3' Dale: P1clmrd, HlCl1 ard Waqner, Lf-slw Donald- son, Kelth Vfxsmr-r, lrrn Sprlnger, Buz llaqvn, Mar- vxn Munster, Kent Davldfzon, llm Barllett How 1. Bob Len-. lilaynar-j Sprecher, Bob Faimnssen Gary Bedford Son Bfarfon. Karl Freerksen bcnald Lzgngi Denms Enge' Bill Blackburn, Lary Trachsel Row 2. Ted Byrton, Llflch Vfxlcox, Ronald Icvlmfson Don Dprmck, Lynn lem-ss, H01 lerry Erlckson, Ari lfmm lid Frrclce. Dwayne Vmron R-arnsdell Barry l'fas'lmrr. Row 3 lack Yorrc lmrzn Lat' sen lee Alon E1.I1f- Sl-cf,.,Qf, Grant Atlcp, Kffnnf-tr. Skfwfr, Said Howard Vai Mom' Eton Tonnj: H-:'.':C?i llfavx Peterson Hcvv l Bjorn Clengiffrl Lf-'P1 'ffcld H1Ch'3Yl Menflfnlie.. Lchn Taft Dan Grzffzn A103911 Gee Ergue-fs BL. Vfinier Mel Mer. Q97-' 2 l-HCL: E Sowell, r:I'.'Ef.'-,Z ri .ff- Rermer Tom Oafvnzf rd. .r IU? G -Jkrsen fzf.: Slfnrfr Par, Bnltfirn T. lf1'..sf,T How 3 Ecld P',.r.'ff', lan Land lftn VV'1'Jlit My-I Eiwn- gfsn, llO'A'dI'1G'ill','Y1 lrlln Wen if Qi lux-N 'lkx -new -wif .f .1 n 'K' . in A.. Q I, up ,fx A S Y-Teen Officers. Left to right: Sally Lindsay, lo Cornell. Vanda Benson, Karen Kraft. Y-Teen Cabinet. Left to right, Row l. Sylvia Wilson, Sally Lindsay, Dreenali Zwahlen Row 2: Carla Indahl, Marlene Anderson, Marilyn Thompson, Karen Kraft, Io Allene Krueger, Pat Madden, Ardyth lohnson. Row 31 Io Cornell, Vanda Benson, Shirley Gert'-ard, Gwen Ellis. Dorothy Hanson, Beverly Throckrnorton, Ruby Taylor, Mrs Wippel, lva Sledge. WHEN A Y-TEEN GIRL . . . Girls, girls, and more girlsl Prac- tically 75 per cent of all the girls in BHS belong to the Y-Teen club, one of the largest and most active in Ore- gon. High school branch of the YWCA, Y-Teens is open to any girl who learns the club's pledge, purpose, and song. With efficient Mary lo Cornell as president, this organization has a fin- ger in just about every service, re' ligious, and social pie in school. ln addition to their traditional Thanksgiving turkey raffle and the bi- annual Spring Reign, complete with queen, princesses and escorts, the girls promoted a Clothes-for-Korea drive, a Candy-Bars-for-Europe cainpaigng the hot cross bun sales, and Christmas car- oling. Io Allene Krueger helped to publi- cize Beaverton Y-Teens by placing sec- ond in the Portland Miss YWCA con- test. The governing body of this club is the cabinet, composed of nineteen come mittee chairmen and these elected of- ficers: President Cornell, Vice-President Vanda Benson, Secretary Karen Kraft, Treasurer Sally Lindsay, and lnterclub Representative lo Allene Krueger. Advisers were Mrs. Dorothy Wip- pel, Mrs. Marjory Whitbeck, and Miss Elaine Hayden. Plow l. Sandra Byrd, Leona Brooks, Helen Adams, Ellen Clausen, Carol Beard, Eran- ces Arena, Leota Coyswell, Shlrley Austm, Margaret Coates, Dorothy Cobb. Row 2 Geraldine Batke, Nancy Anderson, Ieanne Cowre, Ianet Blackburn, Mary Brertenbucher, Kay Ba- der, Iuanlta Camda, Mary Beovrch, Nancy Berger, Su- san Bradley Row 3. Delores Bennett, Mar- lene Cook, Wanda Cox, Do- lores Buckmlller, Iamesetta Burkett, Pat Allen, Arlene Banta, Marjorie Altenholen, Carole Cooper, Carollne Briggs. Row l: Ioan Belcher, Beverly Besmehn, Cay Burchett, Lynnette Cover, Arvalda Bremer, Gayl Benson, Sue Barnes, Dons Clemens, Sue Anderson. Bow 2 Iac uelme Brown. lanlce Cl1ne,Bernad1ne Berg- sterom, Nancy Brown, Iamse Briggs, Joanna Chadwick, Marlene Chrxstensen, Bar- bara Beckham, Ilene Boge, Betty Cedarquist. Bow 3: lean Allen, Carol Burns, Peggy Cutts Geral- dine Berqurst, Carmen Bun- nell, Lorrie Boles, Ieannette Bremer, Ianet Abraham Mare lene Anderson, Kane Avery Bow l. Barbara Drury, De- anna Dean. Iune Flsher, Ann Ettmger, Marlene Falk, Bar- bara Ewer Delores Edlger, Carol Donner, Martha Eagle- son, Vlola Fanno. Row 2 Iudy Delameter, Ele- anor Erlcson, Lots Bastran, Sharon Druhl, LaVelle De- Haan, Sharon Dletrtchs, Bev- erly Durdel, Darlene Evans. Betty Eerrler. Row 3 Elame Ellzroth, Ema- gene Eerrls, Geraldme Dud- fieon. Dorothy Eddy, Allce Enckson, Marlene Fery, Ieanne Farley, Frances leatherston, Ioan Freeman Row l: Buthe Graves, Huth Hamel, Geraldme Goggm, Pat Huddleston, Vlrgtma Huddleston, Barbara lmel, Eldora Horton, Ioanne Hrller, Nancy Green, Florence la- kobson Bow 2. Iudy Hall Sharon Gooderham, Mona Gosselm, lane Harrls, Ellen Huygens. Barbara Harvey, Kathy Ilnn- sky, Dorothy Iohnson, Bev- erly Glbbert Patrtcla lnman Bow 3 Vera Gentry, Elatne Hansen, Carolxne Holboke, Marygall Iones, Kay Harms, Sue Iewett, Claudia Grosse, Colleen Gamrath, Sally Graves, Sharon Head, Donna lackson um0,,,p-f NM QQ 50 if as WW gf, , 4, 'WSG'- 40107 M14 H 410- 395' ww 1 1. - A., :,,.,, na., An., :Y G,.a-., .. . ,. , , , in Paint :r f ' V-1 Qvff S ,. ,uv ,.v,. f K. -, -, .YA A A .5 Arn: Ann m..,..'-er. rin-.' A ..-1: npcs--f Q 51 If 1 'WO' 56 'G' ,A ang.. uf,- -.9-ww, Ur M ,W W 'Erin Aj4'ff'. fl. ' jf QA ,.f,, Q, ., MVS,---. 4 mn, . wwf, Q, ,- f.,, LV-, QM- QM-K, A BTFT1 rm, f L , . Q. .,h. QM Q gf QA, gg, ' .. .Q S':f.fZ'H F -.V ., 1r. 1--wx Pfskfaza Sf.--ei -eff-r.',. 1 .:.:: r. Stzrf Swv- ferwuh- Smile f.1,n-- S ....' .fm Pa' QU' .. Sdszn 'Ik?,a'.f:: Hr 1 ', 1,3 5514.-13 1 A ,i Qin, ' -C, 5 , L0 1. hav E Shfyrcr. S'IfffT1fZ'. E'-e' Sci. .' 'fzvzen Sr a e'.wfr1',' Shel- 'gif-if-zfl. f-,1.iA,m p5':1 gf in vu ' ,HA 'fm 1, Lf., U! 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The club opened its initial year by for- mulating a constitution, which was directed at making the League a service organiza- tion dedicated to the purpose of encourag- ing participation in athletics. Marked on the BL. calendar was the sponsorship of a student body assembly. At their monthly meetings the boys saw sports movies and cheered a student-faculty bas- ketball game, The score of that game Was: faculty 24, students lU, Officers, elected annually to lead the group, were Dick Gervais, in the role of president, Ernie Zwahlen as vice-president, Travis Cavens as secretary, and Dale Burger in the capacity of treasurer. Club advisers were l. H Metzler and Karl Kahle. PM-:xrde-nt Ge-:vars displays rpz. :nike :manners at a Lfa'1.f rn,-efung Lf: Fu-Q-se fee-nterj helps the boys with their pro- ction pzobierns The governing body of Boys' League gathers for a confab They are: Dale Bur- ger, treasurer, Ernie Zwah- len, v:ce-presldentg Travis Cavens, treasurer, and Dlck Gervais, president it 1 , , ,, f 4 X i x if 2' Q if 1 A S - f A Fwy-.- ,.,,. 2 x ew.-f ' ' ., :hu 1 W 9 -is I 'ig 1 IE. -S . W, ,gi ,A ---- ha .5-gi. :f LZ, :'f . .614 ,f-x - rim ,gag 'iffim ,,v 59 552v MW 523 4 Z Q zz 2 . Z s.4 Res ,af W , f A Q W I -.,, - . .. ,, E ' A . LLC 'india mls wsu, ls..,,., ,511 ' if 9 fl 3670 ' ,ff N 4 9 3 Y ! .9 ,ag 1 4 W ff-5 V,. , , ,.,4!. ' Aw 5 'S 's 'FS A 4 if . tx. BEAVERS FOR YOU Think ri little, wrxtf a lzttir fzou-:ri 3 lLtflf- uf ark a lc! -V the regult 1.1 the V352 Faeavf,-rl Fifteen zneniorgs, members of the yearbook staff, kept their eyes open all year long to see that everyone, everything, and everytime Wars recordd in th annual. Th theme Herr-'na Lookinq at Ura appears again and ariairi throufihoiit the book--it if: typified by a pop-eyed fliuqiiire-like ll-favf-r, the work of Staff Artist Marlene An- rlerson lun! lifrtorff Clirintrziaar the qztaft introduced the Beaver Darn Census, anrl :student flirectory. Within two days, the entire rnupply of 500 booklets was :sold The directory was the first of it.: kinrl in the hrstory ot the high school, The :falefs campaign wars beoun early in the new year, lt waz: cnrirztenefi by the annual, annual assembly, which fea- tureol novelty acfa from surrounding hiqh ,xchoolfs A real honest-to-gosh cir- ll' ciias parade with clowns elephants, a lf' baboon, .snake charmers, ancl blarinq 1 bantl music filed the auditorium, which A 'mil MW- Vt Kflf' was 'iecke'l with colorful balloonrn and ' 'iw 1, rirnt. 2: riri iiflvtfitip.. ricky Van til-fr. pennant ,. M M W., S lliitor Katie Avery and Business r--WMM-r-M- N works and were ably Uhelpeci over the tickliah spots by advisers Miss Bernice Conoly anal Mrs Claire Ritchie Staff members were' Coral Stone, aa- :ifant editor Don Fibiger, Barry East- hazzi lion Carpenter, sport.: editor, Sha- :on TlI7f7f'T'f, liancy Brown, Gretta Rob- ingon, picture editor, Betsy Wool, Paul X Rwtiairt lacky Van Cleve, Maureen QL Kain, llancy Hooper, and Marlene An- tf on Misa Conoly's photo students 'lshot' all the pictures in the book with the ex- ception of the senior and faculty por- t att, which were taken by Eciris Mor' risen Studio: in Portland 5 a xettibi rs work llkf lit ai 'lt i Y ton Fibizyez .uancyvt1ocre:, 'baton Tiggl Marx,-:ie An rf for3:c.ri.i r a n o O a o to 1 ant 1 o or it Eg, ,Vg 8 2 M 3 , y Q ' K' 1 is ? eg 1 W z H VV f W x, sq, .S ....,. 'X' W -3Q?j:j,::,,, 'fjs M: if gf ' ' Q5 A ?i X 5 W . A --.-,f . K' .. , - k lv- irf- wx 1, , if 2 , E - kcikygggg' M W A ig 3 '-. Q my .Wi Hsffffi ff ffffff f 5 ,fc-1:7171 - , ilffjflfifiagw w 2 , 4 'ififjwfe -- 7 , f'f4z,,, W , 1 , I X ATHLETES ALL When Beaver lootball, basketball, track, and baseball rnen all tall in line, they torrn the honorary organization known as the Winged B. Made up ot letterrnen from the tour major sports, this group encourages and promotes athletics and good sportsmanship in the student body. Fd Bamsdell captained the 'Sl-'52 group, vicefpresident was Dick Bow! rnan, and Gene Nordling was elected secretary. Caught with his letter olt Winged B Pre.-sid'-nt Ed Harnsdell lets Vrce-l7':esr- dfvnt Bzck Bcwrnan attach 'lie-if clubs trait,-rnark Sec' rr-tary Gene F-lordirng Ctar lettj looks on Bow l: Dale Prckard, lrvrng Gregerson, Bill Bruce, Chuck McClure, Dick Classen, Dean Aule- rrch, Bob Basrnus- sen, Dan Garrrck How 2 Bon Mercer, Iohn Shatter, lack Oberst, lim Springer, Dale Burg' er, Ralph Holland, Ierrv Erckson, May- nard Sprrrchor How l. lim St Clair, Gerne Nordlrnq, Dick Bowman, Ernre- Zwahlen, Dick Ger- vais, Bart Olson, Glen Gordon Alan Taylor, Kent David- son. How 2: Sam Strnrclr, Bud Bedrch. Mel Henson, Bob Lef-, l.o4 LaCh-eck llrck Grant, Bill 'l':r 'led McBrrdsr Me-l Marsh ADIOS, AMIGOS Members of B-Hi's Spanish speaking Panamero Club cut their siestas short this year in order that they might have time for the many fiestas which crowded their calendar de Espanol. The first big event was the Spanish assembly, which featured Dr. Richard Morgan's lecture on Adventures in Guatemala. At Christmas time, the club went to Bill Winters house for a real authentic Mexican dinner, complete with hot tamales. After the meal, they observed a Mex- ican custom by breaking the pinata, a bell-shaped bag filled with candy and gifts. All evening the guestzi spoke Spanish. At the February meeting the club had as its guest speaker Ioanne lohnson, a 16-year-old Pacific Univer- sity sophomore who was born and brought up in Ven- ezuela. To help fulfill their purpose of promoting brother- hood and discouraging prejudice between our stu- dents and the people of Latin America, these members corresponded with pen pals in Venezuela, Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Puerto Rico, Mexico, and Dominican Republic: Gwen Ellis, Susan Thayer, Sandra Young. Elaine Sullivan, Barbara Stanley, Robert Ricks, Mar- lene Paris, Nadine Manos, Sandra McGeorge, Larry Caulfield, Sue Anderson, and lean Allen. Bea Morgan was the president, assisted by Bill Winter, vice-president, Secretary Sue Thompson, Hern- ispheric Recorder Gayle Broyles, and Treasurer Caro- line Briggs were the other officers. The organization was advised by Miss Amarette Barnes. Row li Sue Thompson, Bea Morgan, Bill Winters, Row 2: Miss Barnes. Caroline Briggs, Gale Broyles, Row l. Marlene Paris, Sue Anderson, Sue Thayer, Bea Morgan, Pat Miles, Caroline Briggs, Elaine Sullivan, Gwen Ellis, Miss Barnes, Nadine Manos. Row 2. Robert Ricks, Nancy Stuthard, Kathern O'Conner, Nancie Hooper. Audrey Lawson, Peggy Cutts, Sandra McGeorge, Sue Thomp- son, lean Allen, Bill Winters. Row 3: Gale Broyles, John Shaffer, Dick Bow- man, Wayne Kolstad, Robert Lawson, Iohn Cook, Bob Goughnour, Larry Caulfield, Ilm Saunders. Kolstad, loan Belcher. GET THE POINT The point was the thing to 240 G.A A. girls who did everything from climbing mountains to dancing the Charleston in order that they might earn an athletic letter. In addition to working for points individually, members ol the Girls Athletic Association participated in many club activities all through the year. There were several roller and ice skating parties, a skiing expedition to Mt. Hood, a Last Chance Dance atter the St. Helens-BHS football game, and hot dog sales during the football season. The members were invited to three play days at Hillsboro and McMinnville high schools, and Pacific University, where they participated in games with girls lrom other schools. During the respective seasons, the members formed tcams and entered volleyball and basketball intramural games. Later in the year a tennis team was initiated. The entire membership ol the G.A.A. was split up into squads which acted as commit- tees. Scruad leaders were Diane Mamiyn Thompson, S c h e n el, LaVonne Hiller, Nan Bonnie MacLeod, El- Rhodes, Mona Gosselin, Carol Burris, 9 Gemfift Evellfn Kay Bader, LaDonna Hovde, Pat Hud- dleston, Ruby Taylor, Gayle Benson, Darlene Wright and Colleen Helmcke. President ot this sporting asso- ciation was Marilyn Thompson, as- sisted by Vice-President Elsie Gentry. Writing minutes was the job oi Sec- retary Evelyn Kolstad, while Bonny lian McLeod handled the linances as treasurer, sports manager was Ioan Belcher. ,Vhile Donna iackson and her parte ne', Helen Mclntosh are getting ready to Mbreak the egg' Ianet Vfootten and Bernadine Bergstrom, opponents, wait to return the ball in a speedy game oi plflg-POHQ sponsored by the G A A G.A.A. Squad Leaders How l: Kay Bader, Pat Hud- dleston, Darlene Wright, Carol Burris, Hubv Taylor, Evelyn Kolstad, Nan Bhodes and Marilyn Thompson. Bow 2. 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M312 lmv.3fZ.W lv 1 if A if WWW X 7 X , f 1 2 A' X ff, af HPlRI57S LooK1Nc at an ambitious math student working on a prob- lem involving loci and paint brushes. 4 L-fo r if MM V. .2 W he .E,e ' E P: V' ' Z , 2. .A ,,.. A z Am - A ,HW 42 Q wx -w 1 M , J? 1 X 'U' ' f ' 1 1 xv if 5-mm-gr! H , 'milfs A-w 1 N. L, ' fi Dfw . dn....., X i Www I Ae. in 'P Q. ?Qs ----:-:-: 5 :::::2: 5 X 3 :,: 2 i5I'I:II.I, E - 355,-:s w .2 xy if Y 4 in 5 l ff1Jf1 ' 7 if .. 3 E xx x X in ' b 'She can bake a cherry pie, budget her income, and manage a home elticiently it she has taken Home Economics, a course which prepares GI1YlS 10? home making careers. With shavings in their hair and paint behind their ears, Arts and Crafts students 'idabblecln in many fields of creative art-leather work, metal toolinq, painting, and wood work A at 54, grim it K? fi Q 'if ici Traveling through the Mediterranean countries by map, Latin students combined the conjugation ot verbs and the declension of nouns with the study of ancient geography. A period of prosperity plus the weekly American Observer equaled a period ot depression in Econom- ics, where students study the means and activities by which people get a living. 'Ww- Members of E-Hts begmrrmg orchestra learned lhe hlqher frnndamenlals of muslcg through practlce they played harmoniously wrth others, Several of The muslclans performed in the Sprmg Relgn en- semble. Semors drscovered how classes are Conducted ln college when they mel wllh represenlallves from Oreigorfs rnstrlutrons ol hrgker learmng cn College Vrsrtatron Day. 4,-,M Q Pai' ' Dryer E'd'.lV'.I3l1Ol'l sixdenfs learrge wherefore S ct mamx Mating an ag control car was donated fh1S year Pontiac Company m Hillsbvo e whvs and ...J.,..e The :Lal- lack Swank ..,X SN L1sten1nJ lmq isis Spanxgh stpzde-nfs hear Yma Sumac, Voxce of the Xtabay lhese recordings added to then' knowledge oi the Latm AlTlF '1CdU langel-age and customs. 'l'hr- enqroslslng hr-ld of photography IS explored by photo students who learn about 'he llghtmq, locusln develo ln - - b Q, P fl, and rrmhnq ol :hrv own PlClL1T9S. v What IS a lepmdopterf How many cells has a pararnecxzgm Why is gwass green? Biology students answer ihelf QUGSTIOH abouf nalural SClf'nCF' through pracllcal observation Knee-'ze-fly mn sawdust, perspmng and asplrmg young ca: penlers cormirucl then' own luvniivlre and scale models 1n Manoa lralnlng Cass. VM? if fl ff I M f ' 5 ',' X In ? , gg sf K Q 959 1 fl W V fm V' f' y -AZ gf: 1 f , , X M fly 5 'ff X 'Yi , W .WW-W I xr, J 'g,...',, J V ,Q ,L . ,..,....v Ay .gf x L 1 gf ,t A 1 f ,xxx ,J , X, m ep W gg ex Y? 'I' 1 Xgf 52 VS af Yi any y gli h .2!!1.,' i A' SPEECH Producing one of the finer speech teams in many years Mr. Webb and his students appeared in numerous tournaments, copping prizes left and right. ln the first part of the school year the new-comer in speaking learned how to be at ease on the stage. Then as both the student and year progressed, they be- came qualified to enter tournaments. This years' group really proved to be smooth talkers, for they took fourth place in the sweepstakes at Linfield, and third place at Willamette. Eight speakers entered in five events and won three finals, two being first places. The Winners Circle included: Bill Winter .,.., ....., S erious Interpretation fLinfieldJ Karl Freerksen. .Humorous CLinfield, Willamette, Districtl Larry Bunnell ..... .,,. A fter Dinner Speaking CDistrictJ Vern Litvin . . .,..... ,......., ,,....... O r atory . CPacific, Wilamette, District, State, Znd place! Tom Goldsmith . . ,,,..,... .. , Impromptu CDistrictJ Don Peck ,,.,. Congress fLinfieldl, Discussion CDistrict7 From the beginners speech class Elaine Hansen won second place in serious declamation at Pacific, Bill McCamman took second place in after-dinner speaking at Linfield. Elaine Hansen and Bill McCamman, first year stu- dents, discuss their awards from Linfield and Wil- lamette. Contest winners are briefed by Mr. Webb. They are: Bill Vifinter, Karl Freerkson, Larry Bunnell, Vern Litvin, Torn Goldsmith and Don Peck. Speech students try desperately to stop Tom Goldsmith at the end of his allotted time in class. Jw km ' X322 . f Y V t 01' X X af' I wvwr xX s 'QE Q Q5 Q4 ' if f - H , gk, Q vis A Y 'Z 1 Q 2 1 M 5 W 1 EE. I x is snr.: A 2 I, .Q ga ' wi 5 . sg gi Q XR M 4 f Y is .gm .5386 Row 4. Mary Alice Gregory, Suzanne Templeton, lane? '.'.'ootten,wCarrnen Bunnelf, lanet Abraham, Ron Kingsey, non Young, Ernest Nelson, Henrick Scot, Te: Salo, Pat Schlaht, Sandra Young Fleur Locate.. Sae fewetf Marilyn lleaport At ffm' fflf. the Glfxil Giee Clab under the direc- GIRLS' GLEE Altoes, you're singing too loud! Sopranos, please don't flat on those high notes. These familiar lines came forth, along with song, emerged during the year from the Little Theater, where the Girls' Glee Club practiced their mu- sic. Totaling forty-five in number, the group was directed by Mrs. Eleanore Duncan. They sang frequently in assemblies, concerts, and civic affairs, and attended the annual Music Tournament at McMinnville. CHORUS Sixty robed choristers from Girls' Glee, Freshman Boys' Chorus, and Boys' Glee made up the choir, directed by Mrs. Eleanore Duncan. Activities included singing in the student body meetings, the Christmas Concert, Spring Reign, graduation exercises, and participating in the annual District Music Tournament at Mc- Minnville. First semester officers were: Ron Young, president, Lorraine Rich and Sue Iewett, librarians. Don Dimick, vice-president, Pat Madden, secretary, Leaders for the second term were: President Pat Madden, Vice-President Margaret Hampton, Secretary Ruby Taylor, Librarians Sue Iewett and Gary Bedford, Chorusg Row l: Mrs Duncan, Ruby Taylor, Georgia Marsh, Dreenali Zwahlen, Sylvia Wilson, Betsy Wood, Viola Franno. Nancy Brown, Pat Madden, Geraldine Stewart, Beverly Besmehn, Barbara Ewer. Row 2: Iune Fisher, Saundra Wheeler, Elsie San- ders, Sunny Sanborn, Ted Koeber, Bill Young, Dean Day, Glenn Dugger, Danny Garrick, Don Dimick, Eleanor Erickson, Sylvia Kam, Sally Lindsay, Sybil ay or Row 3' Helen Mclntosh, Saundra Wilcox, Marjorie Altenhofen, Carolyn Holboke, Iolly Ditzler, Harris Hansen, Garth Cloniger, Dick Stuthard, Gary Bed- ford, Marvin Blankenship, Bea Morgan, Emily Cooke, Lorraine Rzch, Hose Marie Law, Margaret Hampton. .on of Hrs anore Duncan singing in the Chris!- HERl+1,S LOOKING at the fever of ex- citement portrayed in Beaver night life. v E 766166264 me A I A 1, vm V , , ,,1, , ., . x ' -1, , ' f V ,iw W lftijidxq la inn , M A ' A .. ,::. , ,.,., , giwwxbx , l Aziz .. 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ASSEMBLIES I wr X 1 1 T ,K I U , 1 saw r 12 Ogeen Dreenaln I and Prmce Consort Ed Ramsdell md' M 'Qu Em Q- dx My 'Img ..-l fi-x' V121-: :U-Y. ff. .-.1 .9 ' Y, Lf: Y. -r, 'Z-7, '.'-:.r.: f '-: 'E sri f, -f :hw 1 1 1 , P Wx!-v 1 M .,.- - - Q ,-....... 1 y '54 F . 1 4 . 'ix 1 f ,.,?4. 'yrs 0 V .WW W- 1, ww X. :2mMwgw.Q.4 .1,I3xffM-w'-mQ,v.gLw I Y Y 1 Lv Hrzmfs LOOKING at our brawny Beavers who sweat it out in TYV cmn1JetiIim1. I , 5 M mm U M Z EEI 3 X ,Q as ii! 'lun 5 . , ani K.. 1. - .sf 'Q :El Coaches ot the l95l football squad: Left to right, first row: George Russell, l.V., and Bob Perry, lroshg second row: Duane Moore, backtield, Gene Freese, head coach, and Ed Bader, line. SCO RES Beaverton . . 13 Dallas ,, . 7 Beaverton . . , . l3 Oregon City .. l3 Beaverton ,. . ,.. 13 Tigard , . . 5 Beaverton , . 27 West Linn . . l3 Beaverton , . 7 Hillsboro . , . ,27 Beaverton , , .47 McMinnville , 6 Beaverton . .20 Newberg , . . . U Beaverton , 26 Forest Grove 6 Beaverton ,27 St, Helens O Senior varsity lettermen who will not play another season at BHS Csee opposite pagel: Al Taylor C37l, endg Glen Gordon CZSD, backg Ed Bamsdell Cl3l, backg Dick Gervais Clll, endg Dean Aulerich CSM, backg Dick Bowman C27l, endg Iohn Shatter f35l, centerg Mel Marsh C33l, tackleg Maynard Sprecher C39l, tackleg Garth Cloninger C43l, backg Bon Mercer USD, backg Dick Classen KZSJ, endg Mel Mori Cl2l, back. n 1, M, was mam f Q ar 'ff' 'HY' Q . ww WWW Row l: Leslie Donaldson, Dean Aulerich, Dick Classen, Bud Redick Dick G r is Fd Rarnsdell Ted McBride, Keith Wismer, Chuck McClure, Coach Freese. Bow 2. Coach Bader, Harold Smith, Chuck Shea, Alan Taylor Dick Bowman Iohn Shaffer Bal h rlolland Dale Burger, lim Springer, Dale Pickard, Phil Cnirwood, lfanny Car k Bow 3: Bart Olson, Mel Marsh, lim Hanson Mel Hanson, Lee Zumwalt Bill Tri Bob ee E n e Zwahlen Garth Cloniger, Bob Bsmussen, Coach Moore Piloted over its rugged nine game course this year by co- captains Ed Bamsdell and Dick Gervais the l95l varsity football squad swooped to victory. Beaverton finished the season with second place honors in the TYV. football conference, tying for this rating with Oregon City, whom they also tied in a mid-season game on Oregon City turf. The outstanding performance of five men snared positions for them on the T.Y.V. Allstars. Bart Olson, back, and Dick Bow- man, end, attained berths on the offensive team, while Ed Bams- dell, back, Dick Gervais, end, and Bob Lee, tackle, acquired positions on the defensive team. Those receiving honorable men- tion awards were: Dale Burger, Mel Marsh, Dean Aulerich, and Iohn Shaffer. Playing a major role in the season was the B-Hi backfield, Numerous victories could be accredited to Ernie Zwahlens pass- ing skill and the deceptive running of Ed Bamsdell and Bart Olson, the three leading ground gainers for the Bevos. The only loss of the nine game tilt was a 27-7 win attributed to Hillsboro, perennial Beaver foes. The outlook for next years squad is very promising in view of the number of returning letter- men and the capable lads coming up from the ranks of the I.V's. Beaver grid men gave a sparkling performance in l95l, but in l952 will again be out for another try for that 9-U season and top rung on the T.Y.V. ladder. 100 lunior varsity football squad coached by George Hussell played a regular schedule of seven games in the TYV, winning one from Tigard l3-G on the local tield. Gutstanding among tlte linemen yfer Don Bowman, center and line backer, and Dick Grant, end, vrho played varsity as well as IV. ball. Frosh gridders under the direction cf Goaclt Bob Perry corn- bleted a tour-game schedule, dropping three tilts and tying tlie lourtli 7f7 with Newberg. Starring in line play were guards Bon Nelson and Arthur Stone, and Bob Grant, end. Tallying scores lor the neopliytes were lirnrny Sinne.ud, Bob Grant and Ted Miller, David Ward was manager for both squads. FROSH . . . Tigard 6 BHS l3 Hillsboro 40 BHS . O Hillsboro 36 BHS O lifewberg 7 BHS . 7 Newberg 28 BHS U Forest Grove 40 BHS . l9 Oregon City l8 BHS . E3 Oregon City 7 BHS , 6 West Linn , 31 BHS U Mclvfinnville 27 BHS 7 Forest Grove 26 BHS ,. 6 W l Russel Kruc-gf-Y, Gary Mobefrly Bob Giant, ltr' Slnnfriii Vzrgzl Burg-fr Gharles V Lindlferg Fred Mondin, Bill Young c'ig,i,nel?i3'le Vlard, Aft Img, Da 'e flielsen Allcfrt Sabf- i 'o', Farah, Ronald 'felson lay Harris Goacli w 3 Marvin l.4,1nstr.r, lefty Lenz Dick Gran' Lf,-1, Zi.m'..'aft Don lc' .4.' man. Alan Toelle, Fa fan g i 1 r r Q? qs wr K2 if X A gm ,I A We fm M f Wx ASW 1 WAX 1 Q Jr , aw Vi? 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BASKETBALL SCORES B.H S BHS BHS BHS B.HS BHS B.HS B.H.S B HS B H.S BHS BHS B.H S BHS B.H.S BH.S B.HS BHS BH.S B.HS B.HS B-Squad Coach George Russell guided his scrappy crew to a very successful season with l4 Wins and 8 lossesfa .635 percentage. Several boys stepped up to the varsity squad during the season, and more of Coach Bussels protoges will bolster the varsity lineup next year. Lee Zumwalt led scorers with a hefty 200 points. How l: lack Oberst, Ben lndahl, Dale Pickard, Don Ribble, Phil Chttwood. Row 2 Coach Russell. lohn Dean, Bill Henderson, Lee Zumwalt, Barry Ott. Row 1: lim Sinnerud, Rodney Harris. Bon Nelson, Creed Wright, Bob McBride, Fred Monclin, lim O'Connor Row 2: Manager Ierry Alexander, lay Hauger, Bruce Kettle, Dirk Davidson Ted Miller, Carlton Gestring, Dale Ott, Dean Day, and Coach Freese The Beaverton frosh hoop squad coached by Gene Freese followed in the footsteps of last year's freshmen and wound up league champs for the second straight year. Co- champs this time with Hillsboro, the baby Beavers racked up ll wins and 3 defeats for a .786 percentage. The little Orangemens only losses were to McMinnville, Oregon City and Hillsboro. Four of Coach 1:'reese's young hopefuls passed the century mark in scoring, Boger Peck, 160 points, Ted Miller, 135, Bob Grant,ll3g and Dirk Davidson 104 points. Strengthened by four re- turning lettermen from the 1950 TYV champion team, Beavertons tennis squad Won all but one of their '51 matches. Members of the team f f ' were Captain Bill Byrd, Danny Steele, Chuck Cos- lett, lim Bass, Dick Drake, Bob Senz and lohn Troxell. The Bevo netmen were vi ttorious in their matches with McMinnville, Gresh- am and Columbia Prep, but were defeated in play by West Linn. Row l Charles Coslett, Danny Steele Bow 2, B111 Byrd, lirn Bass, Bob Senz, Dick Drake 1. .L me-K ...: Plow l Al Taylor, Glen Gordon. Murray Bartley, Paul Strandberg lim Mc' Knight, Mel Mori, lerome Olson Lyle Kingsley, Dick Bowman, Dick Gere vals Bow 2: Al Toelle, Irving Gregerson, Larry Loar, Bob Babbit, Bart Olson Claris Poppert, Bob Lee, Ron Mercer, Tom Oldenburg, Harold Smith. Gene Nordlinq, Ray Senn. Row 3. Scott Williams, Roger Larson Don Carpenter, Owen Englehart, Bon Hansen, Louie La Check, Don Mitz, Ted McBride, Mel Henson, Bill Tri, Dean Aulerich, lchn Shatter At the sound of the gun the 'Sl Beaver cindermen were off on a winning sprint. On the first turn they picked up tour firsts and one fourth at the Willamette Belays in Salem. Starting the ball rolling for the Bel-li team, Captain Ierome Olson hurdled his way to first place in the high hurdles. Other firsts were grabbed by the shuttle hurdle relay team, the sprint medley relay team, and Dock Bowman in the broad jump. During the 440 relay race, one of the Bevo men slipped while passing the baton, but the managed to cop a fourth place in that event. Sprinting down the straight-offway they swept up a 7l-5l victory over Hilhi in a duel meet at Hillsboro. Spilling all other TYV schools in the con- ference meet, they took first in almost every depart- ment. Around the far turn it was another race to victory in the county meet on our own track. Taking the lead on the turn and qualifying for the state event were lerome Olson, Bart Olson, Dick Bowman, Mel Mori, Paul Strandberg, Iim McKnight, and Lyle Kingsley, all con- sistent point gainers contributing to Bel-li's success in winning the district meet. Captain Ierome Olson. hurdler. Sree-ding LH on the home stretch was lerome Olson, who took second in the high and low hurdles at state. Although he only placed second in these event, his 'lines for each race were among the top :ive in the natlon Highlighting the season 'NGT9 YOUI H6-'N set by Olson A onds for the TY rict, 20 5 fo' the 'r-co d ot 201 s . Y to him Another low hurdle records, also new record of 20,9 sec- V meet, 20.8 for the dist- county, and a new school 4-ccnds were all attributed ot his feats ot the season was thi seitina or a new BHS rf-cord ol I-1 :1--:ends iii the high hurdle: The only lo::.s of the Pfavevr Cinder :sf arson was a -H35 nod to Grflzham in in Beaverton ilsflays l U f , f ,zz aff.: I -Q ' ,, ,W ,xyfff W 1 f .q??'f4ff29. .1-fue:-1 -,mr 1,5 4. ' 'JWQJA In if McKnight flys high 1nto the wlld blue yonder as he goes over the pole lor another wm. Taylor flys over the hurdle on a prac- llCe flln. Bartley gets set lor the sound of the gun to start thrs rmle trek around the track Mori HSWIITZSH through the al: over a low hurdle. ,A -assi How l Ed Clemens, Bill Bruce, Carroll Nicholson, llarry Spense, lim Tsuqawa fd Hamsdell, Dick Wise, lerry Erickson, Ed Zurllueh Etow 2: Coach Dunchan, Manager lon W:ight, Sam Szmich, Ben Middleton Metr':',n Boyd, Glenn Pointer, lack Oberst Kfnt D-xvzdson Ernie Zwahlftn, Dick Giant, Hill Miller, Manager Dick Classen. As the 'Sl baseball squad packed away their gear they left behind memories of many horsehide adventures in the old apple orchards of the TYV League, The final tally of the season showed a 4-lU record, with six of the contests heart- breakers lost by a single run. Coach Eugene Duncan welcomed back only four regulars to the squad, but players up from the l95U lunior Varsity and other returning lettermen filled in the vacant shoes to provide the Beavers with a top-notch crew. The four Ed Ramsdell, shortstop, Ed Zurflueh, left field, Glenn Pointer, third base, and Ed Clemens, first basffcombined talents to give the Bevos a tight infield defense and outfield nucleus. Glenn Pointer and Ed Clemens piloted the l95l squad while swinging potent bats to lead the team at the home plate. Sophomore Ernie Zwahlen, who performed on the '50 l.V.'s, did an outstanding job on the pitching staff in winning two of Beaverton's four victories, both by big margins. Completing the mound staff were regulars lerry Erickson and Dick Grant, along with lock Oberst and Kent Davidson. On the base paths, Ed Clemens guarded the initial sack, diminutive lim Tsugawa took over second base duties, speedster Ed Ramsdell showed fine defensive work at shortstop, and Glenn Pointer, back for his fourth year, dominated third. Bill Miller did a mansized job in controlling the pitchers from his catcher's position behind the plate, Ed Zurfluen, Dick Wise and Mervyn Boyd patroled the outfield and were better than average defensively. 5 U!! Batter up IS the call as a Beaver dxamond man WdllS for the p1tch. Enckson slides :mo txrst base at a 1951-season baseball game Ready' Alml Flrel Flllle Club sharpslzoclers Set then SlQl'1TSH at the Hxllsboro Rlfle Range 311- R l lolnnson Da ndson Mac Kay Wkttesttt Brooks McM1l lan Mc,Gu1rk l orton Batley Bow 2 Chrtstte Burge Trl Wlsmer Hesse Rassmussen Wells Scheer Gumther Row 3 Boso Gervets Farah La son Hansen Maye Hol and Coach Moore Bassmussen ptns hrs opponent to the tloo n a w stlmq match SEASON RECORD Beaverton Beavertor Beaverton Beaverton Beaverton ln tts hrst y ar at Beaverton the wres thng team had a splendld turnout of boys Bevo grapplers placed fttth tn the TYV league th1s year Wlllard Horton llghtwetght Was B l-hs only repr sentatlve to the state wrestlmg tournament He fought hls way to a slxth place out ot a held of stxteen boys tn h1s Welght class l-le acqutred a tourth at the D1str1ct l tourney Coach Duane Duke Moore was htgh l I H1llsboro West l..1nn Oregon Ctty Newberg T1gard hopes for next year s squad ln vtew ot the fact that all ot h1s lettermen W1ll be w1th htm next season The strength of next year s team l1es w1th h1s return1ng lettermen and several other cons1stent potnt gamers who dtd not earn awards thls season The elght matmen who rece1ved letters were Balph Holland Boger Larson and Bob ert Brooks Juntors Btll Gunther and Paul Maye ophomores W1llard Horton Elbert MCGU1Tk and Paul Balley freshmen Dwi A V I . r,..5 ' ,,.,,. ...55 . ., 26 ' .. .. H26 ' , .H53 ..,.,,49 Beaverton ..... l3 McMinnville . .,44 ..,35 ' ..,.. .. ...35 2 The Rifle Club is in its third 'year as a Beaverton high ac- tivity, tor which letters are awarded. Under the guid- ance ol Dr, Lee Thompson, coach, and Mr. Veldon Boge. assistant coach, the gun en- thusiasts have held several competitive matches W ith other s c h o o l s. Boys who proved outstanding in marks- menship were Wendell Pike, Ron Renner and Steve Roso, The local group practices at the Hillsboro Rifle Range. Coach Gene Duncans BHS golters are making plans tor another active season. As the Beaver went to press the oolt ladder was started and will function all season with the top men competing in interf school matches. 'llluncs' swingers already have matches with Salem, Parkrose, Columbia Prep and West Linn High Schools on the seasons agenda.Others will be added to the list as the season progresses. Barry Ott, Lee Zumwalt, lam Bastien and Chuck Shea are expected to be the prin- cipal cogs in the Bevo golf machine. Lett to right, row l, Hasse, Schaer, Hoso, Kenner, Pikf-, Grabhoin, Knvpg, row 2 Haqhs Tauscher lmel, Cole, Boge, Stout, Holmes, Hahn, ,nfl 4 ana 1 A Lett to right kneeling, Davidson Goldsmith, Free-rkson, D Ott, Zumwalt Mwcerg s'and ing Snea, Zwalwl-en, Mr Duncan, Allen, Law Taggar' Shaw, B Ot' Ili Q X if 5 as ww li !! KH g ., Y ' w 4 if 'D' QQ my uf 3. 1 -unn- - -,, J. -' .W x .W A I M Q MV 3 , A -' M X ay W QL, W M 2 X x .Il fg, K I QW If 'Q QL fu 5 f , ,, 1 I sv, Rs-W 40-swf' IN T RAMIIRAIS I-IERE's LOOKING for our favorite lads and lassies-either in the index or in the Census. Z' QQ 3 2 , Mfg 9' Q 2 ,o ,N 4 ,K vis ,Z A:.,,..,,:AA 1,.,:.:.: , fm, ,Q 'f fs 'H 4 A af i , ,::---. Qi SQ Wg,,,,g, an aher school treat of student made ICO cream sundaes HARRY S gn Broadway Bedv 4 3125 THE CASUAL SHOP Best W1Sl1eS Rose Kxblan Owner GRAUER 6. 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I Broadway St. Beav. 4-4597 ' - ri e a e a . r e c i ' w - . - r ss lr. II i Beav. A I I I FRANCIS Motor Car Company 509 S 1? Hawthorne FMp1rQ 1151 BEAVER FREEZE 4 2000 MILLER S MARKET BEAVER RADIO B AND T MARKET 4 4942 BR 4251 SALES SERVICE PARTS ACCESSORIES GAS LUBRICATION OILS TOWING CARR CHEVROLET CO Canyon Road 4 CA 3141 1 tin Highway Bea . - at Farmington Road Bea . 4-2191 1 St' Bea ' ' West Slope O O O I I Qloav. -2132 . - CONGRATULATIONS.. CLASS OF '52 HICKS CHATTEN ENGRAVING CO PHOTO ENGRAVERS Color Plate Makers 115 S W Fourth Portland Oregon DEAN S REXALL DRUGS ptlS B11H 11M DEAN S BEAVERTON 4 3438 W MEL S Food Store 4 3689 W I MCCREADY LUMBER CO Our Red Trucks Dehver N E 4 30 U Ill O I I Groceries and Meats f atson St t B- , - P .pr H ' uppl' Sundries Cosmetics Cameras Greeting Cards owe ovie Cameras ' E, ' - A 249 . B du' - B, . - Ai HOME OF THE NEW HOLLAND FEED STORE Feed and Seed for Every Need Peav 4 3631 Best W1Sh6S THE MODE WALKERS DEPARTMENT STORE 4 3126 IDEAL CLEANERS p 1 CLEANING d PRESSING ALTERATIONS 4 4281 four shop for vuornen O Q I WEST SLOPES DISTINCTIVE CLEANERS S W M lo R BR 2755 BROADWAY HARDWARE 4 4284 '71 1 ll ll irom Beaverton, re on 1 Broadway Beav. Y j 1 TSFFTF- 1 Y 1 5 5135 4 341 -- 451, ,532 , , , , 3711 . . ultnornah Clu oad Pick U and De ivery Service an Broadway Beav. - Cedar and Canyon Beav, Y ALOHA CLEANERS CLEANING PRESSING DYEING ALTERATIONS P h O Ah62145 SYMBOL OF SWEET MEMORIES ClbP Mdal KARLI KLEIN 806 s W AT 3718 IOE LOOMIS 9 4 4102 ongmfu aicons CLASS UF 52 KILI-IAM Siatmonery 6. Pnnt1ng Co Prlnters of the 1952 B E A V E R 134 S W EIGHTH AT DAVIS PORTLAND 9 OREGON 12 J Picku and Delivery Service Alo a, re-gon lo a - A Your Class Iewelry u ins Trophies - e s Presentation Awards Manufactured in Portland 700 Iackson Tower . , Broadway Heatin Oils Farmington Road Beav, - 7 O Combhments of 9lzumQZZT'afu430 HAROLD S R1chhe1d Servlce W C 4 3533 BEAVERTON BAKERY C 6. H APPLIANCES 6. HARDWARE 4 4244 COOK S CLEANERS 4 3635 WHITESIDE VARIETY 4 4375 ARROW SHIRTS DOBBS HATS PENDLETON STRADIVARI LORD IEFF MUNSINGWEAR BEAVERTON MAN S SHOP B 4 4711 BIFF'S '7 4 I r O mm ww Hmmm. mp mu uQ..,..,,wy V dnygn Rgaj BQQVA - PORTLAND W STORE i SI C l 7 Nexi to the Theatre Be-av. 4-4140 Featuring . . . Cedar Mills Beav. Q , 0 0 I 0 Canyon Road Beav. - , 0 I Broadway Sf Be-av. - On roadway-Re-av, - Class of 1952 BEAVERTON UNION HIGH SCHOOL EDRIS MORRISON STUDIO Studlo of Personallzed Portralture 1222 S W Broadway Portland Oregon SPEARS HENDREN GALES FURNITURE COMPANY New MOBILE SERVICE STATION C nyo tStoplgl'1 962 S W a jon AtWtScoe Bali 43 Furn t Floor Co ngs Spark Oxl He t Crosley Appl n es Road a 4 CANYON SEED AND FLORAL CO THRIFTY MARKET E eryth ng for the Garden Beavengng IGA Siore 8 S Rea t a BR OU5l Od! I 123 ' iure ' veri ' ' aers ' ia c a n a i 5 .C n' Haskell Center es l A e v. -21 Be V, -4l56 v ' i ' . . . lUUl . VV Canyon d Porl nd Br fway St eel Beav. 4-3146 fooIin'.. . You can keep the Ind on your .lack when you shop at Sleberts for modern In Beaverton BEAVERTON HARDWARE M w Ed z B 1 g 4 3002 HIGHBE VARIETY STORE The 1952 Beaver Staff wlshes to thank all the adverhsers for then' support and cooperatxon COMMERCIAL BANK OF OREGON BR 0007 126 A Q Your Friendly arshall ells Store umwalt - y Wor hin owners Watson Street Beav. - I On Farmington Road Near Watson 1 l 1 l West Slope Phone . INDEX Anderson MGFCIS Bader Edward Baker Emma Barnard lames Barnes Amarette Bedford Mollte Cameron W D Conoly Bermce Cress Vera D1gman lames E Dunchan Eleanor Abraham Carl Abraham lanet 33 59 83 Adam Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen Allyn s Helen Donna ean lean 41 07 37 67 Pa 41 59 9 Ramona 69 Darrel 36 7 Admmlsfrahon Danchan W Eugene 14 l13 El11ott V Ann Farley Dorothy Freese Bernard G1lbert S-?lv1a Hansen arrts Hart Ross M Hayden Ela1ne Hollar Glen Kahle Karl Logan W1111am McG11l Evelyn 140 l 100 MCG1ll1Vdfy Dorrxs Metzler Beth Me zler 1 R 16 Moore R Duane 15 100 112 Neer M Arlene Pearson Arthur Perry Robert Porter DdV1d R1tch1e Clalre Rudd Frances Russell George 15 04 101 104 Students Berq1.11st Gerald1ne 23 59 Bess Bud 23 50 56 57 104 Altenhofen Mar1or1e Alt1g Barbara Altman Gary Marlene 5 52 8 Nancy Ronald Sue 37 52 54 Wayne Arena Franc1s Aten Ioseph Atlee Grant Aulertch B111 Auler1ch Dean 22 23 55 Anderson 22 23 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Aust1n Sh1r1ey Avery Katle 23 59 Backman Alv1n Bader Kay Bahner Avonne Ba11ey Carol Balley Paul Ba1r Lawrence Baker Sh1rley Ball Lorra1ne Banta Barnes Barnett Barrett Bartlett Bartlett Bartley Barton rlene Suzanne 37 11m lon 11m Lee D1xon Don Bass lames 3 49 51 Bast1an 11m Bast1an 1.015 Bates Harr Batke Gera d1ne Bauman Don Bauman Robert Baughman B111 Baughman Bob Beard Carol Beckham Barbara Bedford Bedford Begum Belcher Bender Bennett Benson Benson Gary 33 Sally Larry oan Ann Dolores Gayl 33 Vanda 23 51 Mary Tony Berg Tlmmle Berger ancy Berger Leroy Beovlch Beov1ch 66 93 99 100 108 64 65 54 59 68 312 7107 Be gst om Bernadme 33 Best Robert Besmehn Barbara Besmehn Beverly 37 59 09 Be ans Do othy Be1l1tzer Beneta B1rd Barbara Blackburn lanet Blackburn Wlllldm 39 57 Blanchard La1rd Blankersh1p MGFVID 41 Blethen lames Blettel Iack1e Boge Ilene 2 51 59 Boles Lorra1ne 37 59 6 Bowman D1ck 23 48 49 55 57 66 67 99 100 104 Bowman Donald 36 55 1 Boyd Lawrence Boyle Gary Bradley Suzanne Breltenbucher Mary Arva1da 41 leannette Bremer Bremer ohn Caro11ne 23 Iamse Leona Robert Alv1n DICK ack Iacquelme Nancy 23 Bruce 50 51 53 55 Bruce 1 1 3 5 5 6 Brunelle Wallace Buckm1ller Delores Brlcker BYIQQS Br1g s Broo s Brooks Brown Brown B own Brown Brown 33 112 36 37 94 38 59 69 59 64 83 Bullam Paul 22 24 50 Bullock Robert Bunnell Larry 19 Bunnell Carmen Burchett Catharme 37 51 32 33 50 55 57 62 Burger Vrg1l 41 79 101 1 Burk Lydta Burk Pr1sc11la Burkett lamesetta 33 Burlmgarne lanlce Brunelle Wallace Burrls Carol 33 51 Burton Ted 33 49 Buxton Howard Boye Bob Byrd Sandra CdeClC15 Mary Lynn Calhoun Beferly Can1da luan1ta Cannaday Opal Ca ey llrnmy Carpenter Don 24 57 64 108 Canneld La ry 37 67 Burger Dale Cavens Travls 3 5155 7 Cedarqu1st Betty Cedergreen Iohn Chaclw1ck Gerald Chadw1ck Ioanna 32 33 52 Chesh1re Cralg Ch1lds Roy Chl1WOOd Ph11 50 100 101 Cl'1r1stensen Marlene 38 52 59 69 Chr1st1e Duane 3 112 Chunn lack llohnl 39 79 Clancy Carol Sue 37 69 Classen Dlck 2 4 54 55 66 99 100 0 Clausen Blorn 33 57 Clausen Ellen 41 9 Clemens Dor1s 38 54 59 69 C11ne lamse 59 69 Clon1nger Garth 22 24 82 83 90 99 100 Coates Donald Coates Margaret Cobb Allan Cobb Dorothy Coburn Dorothy Cogswell Leota Cole Larry Cook Marlene 41 Cooke lohn Cooke Em11y Cooper Carole 37 Cornell Mary lo 24 419 4159 9 419 Coulter Carol lean Cover Lynnette COWIE Ieanne Cox Wanda Crandall Melv1n Cromwell W11l1am Cross Bernard Cruse Betty Cutts Margaret 3 51 Dav1dson D1rk Dav1son Gregory Dav1dson Kent 1 54 57 DAVIS Raymond Day Dean Dean Deanna Dean Iohn DeHaan Earl DeHaan LaVelle 24 Delameter 11m Delameter lud1th Denton Chuck 19 24 0 D1e1f1ChS Sharon D1lan1 Laurence D11lon Warren D1m1ck Don D1tmars Peter Drtzler Iolly 59 67 6 110 41 9 39 106 Donaldson Lesl1e 37 57 100 Donner Carol Drunl Sharon Drury Barbara Dreyer Margaret Dudgeon Gerald1ne 37 59 Sanford Geraldme See W11l1am Stolfer Ralph Turner Letha Van Buren Ted Ward Kathryn Weaver losephme Webb Ernest Wells Melv1n Whttbeck Marlory W1ppel Dorothy Dugger Glenn Drudel Beverly Eagleson Martha Eastham Barry Eastham loan Eaton Dudley Easton Howard Eddy Dorothy 24 Eddy Hugh Ed1ger Delores Ed1ger Raymond Eflmger Ann Ell1s Gwendolyn Eltzrath E1a1ne Emer1ck Daryl 24 Emerson Darryl Ermg Enger Enger Enger Enger Er1clcson l1ce Er1ckson lerry 33 57 66 110 Erlcson Eleanoril 9 Art 32 33 57 89 Denms 39 50 Gale R1chard V1r 1n1a Stanley Darlene Erv1n Evans Robert Barbara Iames Falk Marlene Fanno V1o1a Evans Ewer Fahak 52 54 101 25 5259 Farr1er Betty 4159 Farr1s Kenneth Faw Edward Faw Ray Featherston Franc1s Featherston Ianet Fergusson Margaret Ferr1er Bertha Ferr1s Emagene Farah Elroy Farley Ieanne Fery Marlene Fey Mark F1b1ger Don 22 25 51 54 F1sher lune Fleenor Cec1l Foege Norma Foley Frank Folsom Max Forbragd Pau11s Forrest Gerald1ne Fox M110 Fraser Kathryn Fre rksen Karl 1 57 Freeman Freeman Fredeen Freeman FFICKE Ron oan Patr1c1a Robert Ronald 25 50 Fulbnght Mar1lyn Ga11ucc1 Barbara Gamrath Colleen Garr1ck Dan1el 33 66 82 B3 00 Gebbert Beverly lean 2 I O O ' ' f . ..14 , . .14 I 55 . 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44 01 Grant D1c1c 32 33 50 55 66 93 101 104 110 Graves Ruthe Graves Sally Green LUCIE Green Nancy Greene Wanda Greenwood Wayne Gregor R1chard Gregory Maryahce Gregerson 1rv1n 26 50 5? 57 66 108 Gnffm Dan 26 57 Gf1111H Rlchard Grlmson Patr1c1a 41 60 Grosse Claudle 33 59 Grosse Gene Gunther B111 39 112 Haaland 11m Haase Charles l 57 112 Hackett Iamce 33 52 60 89 Hafner Walter Hagen Al1ce Hagen Buz IAust1nl 37 50 57 Hahn Fred 42 113 Haldeman lack Hall ludxth Hall L1nda Hahn Fred Hamel Ruth Ham11ton Ioan Hampton Margaret 33 51 Hampton V1rg1n1a 37 H1ggs lohn H1ller Ioanne 19 33 53 H1ller Lavonne Hoagland Robert Hoa l1n Cra1g 1-tob s lay Holboke Carol1ne 26 59 Holland Ralph 32 34 57 66 100 112 Holmen Arthur 6 Holmes Iudy 2 Holtan Ioanne 8 Homes Dav1d Hooper Nancy 26 52 60 64 67 Hope Mary Ann Horner Dan Horton Eldora 37 59 Horton W1llard T 42 112 Hovde Le Donna 41 Howard Davxd Howarth Denme Howell B111 Howell Io1s Huddleston Pat Huddleston V1rg1n1a Hughes Frances Hul1ngs Carol1ne 39 52 Hunt lack Hurst Robert Huth Carol Huygens Ellen ll11nsky Kather1ne Imel Barbara lmel Ra Imel Ted 4 Indahl Ben 36 39 50 55 58 06 lndahl Carla Inman Pat Island Davld 26 51 54 57 64 lackson Donna lacobs George 113 Krxe lc lsabell Krxeck Rose Mane Krueger Io 27 48 51 53 54 58 93 Krueger Marlene 38 51 60 Krueger Russel 42 101 Kruettner Dorothy Kuhn Clarence Kuhn MGTCIBW 27 60 Kutz Paul 3 51 9 Kyler Kelly LaCheck LOUIS 27 57 66 104 105 108 Ladue Larry La1n loede 27 60 Land D1ck Mlles M1ller M1ller M1ller M1ller M11ls M1xer Pat 34 52 54 60 67 70 Gary Mar1lyn Theodore 34 60 70 42 07 W11l1am Donna Patr1c1a 42 60 42 60 82 34 101 Moberly Gary Mohr Calrence Mohr Paul Molash Mary Moll1nger Ruth Mond1n Fred Mondm Marlene Monohon Fred 4 10 79 28 60 Land Ray Landau Larson Larson Larson Larson Law R Er1lr Iohn R1cha.rd Roger 32 34 108 112 Sally 38 60 ose Mar1e 37 70 83 1 Law Rose Mar1e 3 70 83 113 Lawson Audrey 5 606 Lawson Bob 27 56 67 Leach Frances 60 70 Lee Robert 3 50 57 66 100 104 8 Lenz Dale Lenz Gerold 38 101 Leppert Arnold Leuthold Bob L1llard Rosal1e L1l1es Penelope 34 52 L1ndsay LaVonne L1ndsay Sally 19 27 53 L1nc1say Zola L1tt1e Lovene L1ttle Maureen L1tv1n Vernon lakobson Florence 33 lansen lensen lensen lensen lersey lewett Iohnson lohnson lohnson lohnson Iohnson lohnson Iohnson Iohnson nn Betty Lou Dw1ght Nadme loella Sue 36 39 52 Ardyth Don Dorothy Florence Larry Rodney Ralph Ronald 26 57 112 lones Lynn 26 54 Hansen Hansen Hansen Hanson Hanson Hansen Harbxn Hard1ng Hard1ng Harland Harmon Harms Harms Harr1s Harrls HBTTIS Harvey Elame Harns 83 101 Ronald 33 108 Dorothy 33 58 60 1m 26 50 54 57 93 100 Me Donald Charles Leland Denn1s Douglas Iohn Kay lane a 37 50 101 Rodney 41 79 107 Barbara 41 59 69 82 Arv1d Matson Hauger lay 41 79 07 Haverlucl: Elalne Havger lay Haynes Lonn1e Head Delores Head lames Head Sharen Helkklla Betty Helkklld Bonn1e He1n Duane Helmcke Colleen 3 Helmcke Darrell Helv1e V1v1an Henderson B111 34 79 106 Henderson Doug 33 51 Hendr1ckson Darrell Hendr1ckson Harry Henson Melv1n 33 57 66 108 Herrmgton 1naVaye 33 51 Herrmgton MOTODI Hesterlee Elva Hewes B111 lones Mary Iones Rlchard Ka1n Maureen 19 26 53 Ka1n Sylv1a Katterman Harlene Kauffman 1un1a Keffer Denn1s Kelly Patrzck Kemmer Ron 27 104 105 Kemp Loren Kennen Gary Kerr LEWIS Ketel Bruce 42 107 Ketel Douglas Kxlgore Audrey 19 33 60 Klng Ienny K1ngsbury Er1c Kmgsley Ronn1e 39 51 82 8 K1ngs1ey Ronn1e 3 51 2 K1nsey Doreen Kxpp Ioanne Klppe Ronald Klsor Claudla Lwengood Darlene L1vengood Lynn Locatell Fleur Lockwood Dean Loomxs Ierold Loom1s Ruby Losl1 Forest Lubbes Wayne Luchs Betty Lund Ronald Lundberg Chan Lundber Charles 34101 Lutz Mo ly Madden Mzchael Madden Pat 27 54 Maddox Iohn Maff1tt Iohn Mala Don Malarkey Lucy Malloy M1chae1 Malloy R1chard Manos Nad1ne 32 34 52 Mars Manlyn Marsh Georg1a Marsh Mel 27 50 55 Marshall lack Marshall Janet Benjamm Evelyn Mar11yn 34 60 57 66 99 100 Mart1n Mart1n Mart1n Mart1n Roberta Moore Harry Iames Moore Robert I Moore Bud Moore Veroncra Morgan Zona Morgan Bea 28 51 60 MOF1 Anlta 36 38 52 54 MOYFIS Betty Lou MOFTIS Lambert MOTTISOH Beverly Morr1son Frank Morrow Margaret Morton Ioanne Mull Georg1a 28 60 Mullaney Bernard Munster Marv1n 38 57 101 Maclntyre Edward MacKay Iames MacKay Rodney MacLeod Bonn1e 38 60 68 95 McBr1de DBV1d 38 79 95 McBr1de Robert 42 50 107 MCBfld9 Ted 34 66 100 108 McCamley Pa 34 60 McCamman W11l1am 34 81 McClure Chuck 38 50 51 55 66 100 McClure lack McCoy Mxchael McCoy Robert McCune Gwendolyn 35 McCune Maryelle McDonald Pete McEwan Ph1l1p McFerren Allen McGeorge Sandra 38 51 MCGUIFK Adla McGu1rk Elbert 42 112 Mclntosh Helen 35 60 McKee Leonard McKn1ght Roger 2 McLarren Allen McLean Donald McLean Rodney McM111an Robert 32 112 Na h1ch Robert Nal Sh1r1ey 22 23 52 61 Nee11ngs Suzanne 42 60 Neel1ng Thomas Neher Nelsen Nelsen Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nesse Neuper t ean Ernest 38 82 Ronald 42 101 107 Barbara Duane Kr1stene Onell Sterl1ng Ruth Ellen 1 38 61 Marllgn 36 38 1 5260 70 83 Neys Frank Mass1ng1ll Ken Mather Matson Matson Carol Larry Lenny 51 0 Klssgen Beverly Kluser Knapp Knepp Knotts Koeber Koenlg Kok1ch Kolstad Kolstad Kosma s Darlene lohn Clack Don flackl 3 l 3 Bob Ted Ronald Nancy Evelyn Wayne 17 27 k1 Delroy Kraft Karen Kramer Patr1c1a Kramer Walter Krautscheld Ehzabeth 1frautsche1d Mar1anne Krecher George U lean Maye Paul 3 79 12 Mead Phyll1s 36 37 52 Maye Meeke 1111 Mendehall Rlchard Mercer RICK 32 34 50 Mercer Ron 19 22 28 48 55 57 66 99 108 113 Metcalf Howard Metcalf Mlke Meyer Elxzabeth M1Ck Lorraxne M1ddleton Ben 42 110 M1ddleton W11l1am Nlelsen Dave 34 101 Nordlm? 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