Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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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 :,. I I - ' In Mx.. A2 vc., V I Q 4 ' - A , V ww! A-4: V . Q ,gif -Av' , - - e A' - A Z - X 'I I ' -1 4 I Q ' xx -' p J, 1 A 5 h . . ' W I I QM , , 2 , 5. V . - I . , f . , .. ., 9 . 9 . - , , A 1 . T, . S V . - , - I I an 1 l.ne gr' .C M's 'Jet' G y . 1 -N9 A F 'A r e 'y . , 5 V ,. Q J V '- Y: , jf.:-' 3' Sr V' 'mi to-1 rf e ey, 1 a ' r - ts .,5,:, ...,,::,:gf' 'Z V, ?QQ,j'Z1'1,. t zz ng 'l' s ' :nf1C? n-at V , P ' are , r , x , ,L , -',f ':5 5.5si3If las, M lla: V Mrs Let T r r iclerk J, l . 1 .a J,

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Moore. 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 '

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THE WAY TO A STUDENTS HEART Long lines, good food, and friendly cooks typify BHS's ultra-modern cafeteria, one of the finest in Oregon. It is equipped with the latest new appliances, including a dish- washer that washes 6250 dishes an hour. Mrs. Iosephine Weaver, who is in charge, and Mrs. Emma Baker, her assistant, pro! duce and serve food for l6U to 200 students a day. 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,