Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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Malcolm, Shirley Washington State College, BA., MA., teaches English, advises Yell squad, Junior class. Needham, John Northland College, BA., University of Oregon, M, Ed., teaches English, iournalism, advises Hum- mer sports, Junior class. Seastrand, Jean Linfield College, BA., teaches. English, art, advises Freshman class, Beaverettes. Mrs, Malcolm, Mr. Needham, and Miss Seastrand go over a grammar lesson for the following day. Dickens' ever' popular novel Tale of Two Cities, Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, and other adventure stories, were again en- joyed by the sophomore literature classes. 0 Classics and contemporary novels by American authors de- picting life through the history of the United States typified the work of Junior students. Both classes delved further into the depths of English gram- mar during the first semester. Linda, Bob, Carol, and Gary, make use of Mrs. Malcolms' junior class library which adds interest to work and aids in reading experience. ' A 4 4 ' , i .K g s 1 9 Q , 1 V., V' a

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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,

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Miss Dennis checks out a book to a student at the new entrance to our library. Additions T Miss Dennis and Mrs. Knepp look over two of our many new books. 1 ll l l 1-v-WW Dennis, Viola Linfield, B.A., University of Denver, M.A.g Librarifeng advises B-Verses.