Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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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.

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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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The hamburger stand was convenient for those students having a sandwich and milk for lunch. Toasted cheese sandwiches were featured on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Mrs. Weaver and Laura Logan keep the sandwich stand line moving rapidly during the lunch hours. Preparing foods for both cafeteria lines, . al a carte and hot plate lunch, and the split n lunch half-hours, kept the cooks busy. Soups, salads, chili, desserts, and sandwiches were ready for the students every day. I' I F .f .K I rs, A Mrs. Rainy, Mrs. Banks, Mrs. Hart and Mrs. May take time for a pic- Mrs. Baker prepares the hamburgers as Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Barzee ture before the noon rush. make the celery sticks.