Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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Miss Conoly handles an absence excuse for Penny Williamsg this is one of the varied tasks she performs each day. iss lffernice Cpngbg, Dean of Girls, earnestly accommodates any girl's needs for counseling. As advisor of Girls' League, she is able to attend many of the committee meetings and to become acquainted with a maxi- mum number of girls. Miss Conoly en- courages scholastic achievement tempered With extra-curricular activities to round out the student's personality, 7yfw4Z5fzefaZ' ean of Boys, Mr. Robert Perry, lends a helping hand to the stu- dents at B.H.S. Planning Career Day, scheduling college visitations, work- ing on college placements and scholar- ships comprise the major portion of his schedule. Through his counseling he ad- vocates good conduct and promotes in- terest in intellectual growth.

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She takes registrations, organizes classes and retains teachers. She also prepares copy for the Adult Education Handbook which includes the calendar, program and course descriptions. Moreover, she pre- pares publicity for various publications and teaches English classes at BHS. r. John Needham, Audio-Visual Aids Director, introduced several innovations to his department within the last few years. Among these are the controlled reader program used in summer school, the intensive use of the overhead projector in math classes, and the foreign languages laboratory. In ad- dition, he is responsible for scheduling and coordinating the usage of all the audio-visual equipment for the district. Qffyazkfzf iss Sanford, Adult Education Di- rector, holds varied duties within the adult education program. r. Al Robertson, Music Coordina tor of the newly reorganized dis- trict, correlates purchasing of music and scheduling of musical activi- ties for the district. He advises the grade school bands and vocal groups in addition to teaching two high school bands where he also advises the two dance bands, USwingmasters and Rhythm Heirs.

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Energetic P. T. A. President, Peter F. Butler, directs a vital board meeting as members dis- cuss the 1960-61 agenda. By publishing a monthly news letter, sent to all parents, and presenting informative programs at general meetings, the P. T. A. furthers the progress of B. H. S. Moreover. it generously contributes to the exchange student program and provides a scholarship for a worthy senior. ?77-4 gamma Z if Max adage 7,...,4 The 1960-61 P.T.A. Board members are seated: Emmons, Mrs. Claire Nelson, Mrs. Robert Car- Mrs. Lew Russell Jr., Mrs. Edward Oberst, Mr. roll, Mrs. Wallace Leaf, Corresponding Secre- Peter Butler, Presidentg Mrs. Carroll Becker, tary, Mrs. Sherman Pedersen, Mr. Sherman and Mrs. Jess Brown. Standing: Mr. E. L. Pedersen, and Mr. Ernest Masters, Treasurer. Keezel, Second Vice Presidentg Mrs. Lewis