Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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PTA officers are, standing: Mr. R. D. Perry and Mrs. M. G. Klug. Sitting: Mrs. S. S. Ford, Mrs. D. E. Woodward, and Mrs. R. M. Hellman, president. Po rents-Teoche The Parent-Teachers' Association had a heavily- scheduled year of interesting meetings and ac- tivities, The back-to-school night gave The parents an opportunity to meet the Teachers and to get an idea of the program of teaching for their students. For the October meeting, Senator Wayne Morse addressed the teachers, parents and students. Rabbi Nodel was also a guest speaker at one of the meetings. To obtain funds for the foreign exchange pro- gram, the PTA helped sponsor a basketball en- tertainment day with the Harlem Globetrotters highlighting the program. Committee chairman tor the P.T,A. are, row 1: Mrs. Harold Tate, Mrs. Ladd Goodman, NWS- narvey Hawley, Mrs. Stanley lapping, Mrs. S. N. Stanley, Mrs. Norton L. Peck. Row 2: Mrs. R. J. Hakala, Mr. R. J.Hak-ala. MV- G9Oi'9e E- EflCk50f1, MVS- E- M To r'al. Mrs. Arthur H. Krug.

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Office Workers Coordincite School All outer office duties were carried out by Mrs. Hall and Miss Charleen Hyslop. Pre- paring schedules, controlling student funds, caring for report cards, and doing duplicat- ing tor teachers and school activities filled their hours spent at school. Miss Shirley Baker assisted in the outer ot- fice when she was not needed by Mr. Arnn- strong as his secretary. Mrs. Hall proofreads a letter to be sent out. v A . M Chafleen Hyslop gets paper from supply cupboard. Shirley Baker is busy filing important papers.

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ork For School Improvement The Globetrorters were victorious in their game sponsored by The PTA. Rabbi Node! is giving a speech for the PTA. Parents go through refreshment line after an enioyable mee1ing.