Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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R. Harrison, J. Couch, A. Norris. L. Jorclan. L. Younger, H. May, L. May, Younger, M. Martin, D. Graf, W. Payne, B. Hauser. A. Scheel, R. Barr. Transportation Manager J. Schurman, S. Bloeclen, D. Leverett. S. Weigel. L. Beovich, and W. Fain manage to keep a seven o'clock photo appointment. Maintenance Staff Capes With Qouele Shift , Mrs. Myrtle Hart and Mrs. Ida Zimmer finish their daily washing- a mere 1300 towels and 200 muddy uniforms. Keeping up the building's appearance . . . providing Warmth during cold Weather . . . repairing equipment . . . transporting students to and from school . . . fixing jammed lockers . . . keeping the floors free of litter . . . servicing the buses . . . Beaverton's maintenance staff keep the school building, equipment, and buses in good working order. Church, A. Weverka, G. Beighley, H. Hecken- liable, J. Zimmer, R. Wood, A. Wevenka, B. Kepler, C. Garvin, L. Benson, H. Schell are re- sponsible for cleanliness of Beaverton High. I 33.1 iqglu '1 1 l-1--2 'Wal 'fi Nl Q 'Ul fl . 'X,, 55

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Comp1l1ng records relaylng adnnms tratlve messages followlng school pOl1Cy prov1d1ng the school w1th an eff1c1ent commun1cat1on system betvs een students and Off1C8 m1meograph1ng reams of tests and bulletms handhng school funds d1str1but1ng ma1l to faculty and admlnlstrators OfflCQ per sonnel keep school busmess 1n order 5 Mrs Edna. Mertel bookstore clerk confers Wlth 'VIrs Margalet Madsen school booklleepcr con celnmg, a paper order vlrs FrfmcesChr1stoferson stenogrfrpher Nlrs Nllldled Hxll secretxry to pllllllpdl md Nlrs Exelxn NIcG1ll recol ds clerk p luse for picture after a d 1x of lxecplng records strught for t xchers cmd students I I D - .V n n ,DVWI Y. , , -. Q - . . I . . . ' 1 Q ' X ffl t . ,Q ,, XI . c - - he V r S 1, Xxx 3 1 2 we ' r .r Q... ff 4 I 11' . M , xx : A l. ' , .' ' 5 , ' , .l A sn . A1 , A 2 I , 1 X ' . ' r , A .. c . . . ,. ' 7' c , A -- l ' Z , . 12 ' ' ' ' Q2 . , W, A , . K, : 2 A. , ' zu' ' ' J S z f 92 .' f. I .. l

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7' , , X J.. 1 ' .,. 1 1, Alice Smith, Clair Barzee, Laura May, Barbara the eight daily breaks - 1000 cartons of milk Banks, Josephine Weaver, Betty Schneider, Helen Rainey, and Emma Baker serve - during fefreslzmenfs Suppiid Furnishing us with crunchy apples, sweet pastry, tasty sandwiches and other re- freshments . . . preparing hot lunches . . . making change . . . keeping the kitchen spic and span . . . the cafeteria and snack bar people co-operate to restore the stu- dents' vim, vigor and vitality. Mrs. Mae Henson, Verlene Woolhiser, and Mrs. Luella Day spend hours dispensing milkshakes, apples, and sandwiches. and 100 dozen pastries to the 2300 hungry students. liy Cafeteria- -Snack ,Bar - l :-- gr. ': I Pl ' W - 1 ! 1 ' 6' 1 1 5 .. lg , ' g , 1 l fi' l ' x, , I - u :J Ja gy , ' t f ra ' , ' , s , 'X L A W., . ,,. ,A X Q ab. 1 4,, Mrs. Rose Lotz, Loretta Jordon and Kathleen Baker keep Beavers well nourished with ice cream and milk.