Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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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

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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,

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