Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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onfront Problems Miss Bernice Conoly has had a busy year as Dean of Girls. Among her many activities she counseled senior girls, helped plan the Teens for Polio drive, and served as county chairman for this drive. The World Clothing Drive was a huge suc- cess as a result of the untiring efforts of Miss Conoly and her associates. She worked with the student council and the Boys' and Girls' League in organizing league competi- tion. On inservice training clay she was the chair- man of a committee to study the curricular activities of B.U.H.S. students. Mr Perry checks a scholarship application for some fortunate senior. i,t,s,Y3, Scan- s. ,Q , L-fL,vNM Miss conoly is talking to Judy Colley about her plans for the future. Mr. Perry, Dean of Boys, handles scholarship applications at B.U,H.S. His work is of great value for deserving students who wish to further their education in college. Students seeking employment find Mr. Perry's help invaluable in finding a iob. The materials for the student testing pro- gram were the responsibility of Mr. Perry.

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Mr. Erickson glances up from his desk for his annual picture. As assistant principal, George E. Russell has been helping Mr. Erickson in many of the school's problems. Mr. Russell planned the schedule and made arrangements for college visitation. He also has spent Time studying various details for the construction of a new school. He is a chairman of one of the committees organ- ized to study this problem. Mr Russell is busy fixing the schedule for the student testing program. wg: 2. s 57? 994925 ,f A sa is W, ,sa 15 ,gimp . - f ex .M , .-.k ., . it-Mi.. ' ,ao-Q , . ,,,,sM-W Y Principals, Decn Mr. George E. Erickson, principal, is directly responsible to the superintendent for the in- ternal control of the school including the supervision of all teachers, office staff, cooks, custodians, and bus drivers. Mr. Erickson has effectively organized the fac- ulty and school facilities to meet the climb- ing enrollment.

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Adiusting Freshmen to the school customs and aiding them with personal problems filled Mr. Harmon and Mrs. Duncan's coun- ciling hour each day. Mm, , Stlaigfy 5 Mr. Harmon and Mrs. Duncan make use of the folders available for employment l information for the students. Sophomore councilors, Mr. Acheson and Mrs. Malcolm, helped several students plan their schedules and solved many perplex- ing problems brought to them for advice. Guidance Progrcim Helpful Mrs. Fessenden and Mr. Logan assisted Jun- iors by furnishing them with knowledge of a variety of colleges and occupations which would interest the students, thus preparing them for the future. Miss Fessenden and Mr. Logan seek college information out of books to aid the Juniors with their college plans. l6