Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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Backbone For Successful Work Hays, Glen Oklahoma A. and M.,.B.S.g te .es English: coaches wrestling. Scheller, Ruth College of Puget Sound, B.A.p teaches English: advises National Honor Society, Freshman class. Zeller, Becky Willamette, B.A., teaches freshman English, ad- vises Junior Red Cross, Panamero, Freshman class. Freshmen English students find nu- merous words of the English lan- guages derived from basic Greek and Latin vocabularies. Mr. Hays, Mrs. Scheller, and Mrs. Zellar stress the importance of developing reading habits to all freshmen classes. 3-or Kyiv, ,Ali .4 Hk6.uJB.x1s:. F A N ' fllxrl Blaiieb 1 III L.0:Ar..n Hwy UM.-:Jy Rnxard I .qu .L f' .L L-lr,-.., alan La, dm ,u.,.,rh.441K1n.'f F A lin. :fum an wi., dh, F N X

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Remedial reading, written and oral work, and individuality were the main points of interest emphasiied in the broad- ened English program this year. Material was organized into a progressive study to avoid repetition over the student's four year period. Seniors spent time on theme philosophy and abstract English, while Freshmen lived in a world of adventure and narrative story. The proper way to write a bibliography is shown by Bob and Roger. Rayburn, Miss Sanford, and Miss Fessenden. an T Q! 7' FD ui 'o FD O1 1 mc vi -i 1 DJ co fl? Q. K o 'h Q1 0 U' rn -. 5: 0' rn O DJ 3 rn OJ E. rn O 5 F5 rn DJ so E. J 3. -. :r CD M ru 0 o I Q. m Q fi 3 W rn - ' , ' English is Rayburn, Richard University of Oregon, B.A.g U.C.L.A., M.A.f teaches Englishg advises Senior class, Masquers. Sanford, Geraldine University of Oregon, B.A.g head of English de- partmentg teaches Englishg advises Senior class, FTA. Fessenclen, Ruby Whitman College, B.A.g teaches English, remedial reading: advises Y-Teens, Senior class. ster senior classes under the guidance of Mr. 'sum W i gg

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Gail, Connie, LaDene, Pat, Sudee enioy a humorous interpretation of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, a required reading in Sophomore literature. Shakespeare, Modern Authors Broaden Mrs. Ferrin explains the new remedial reading program to Miss Wilson and Mrs. Livengood. Ferrin, leota Carleton College, B.A., Columbia University, MA., teaches English, remedial reading, advises Senior class, National Honor society. Wilson, Barbara Reed College, B.A., teaches English, advises Sophomore class, Y-Teens. 0,-ar Livengood, Dorothy Nebraska Wesleyan, B.A., University of Nebraska, M.A., teaches English, advises Sophomore class,