Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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Mrs. Agnes Forbes, Principal's Secretary, Mrs. 9-H Student body fUHdS, While MTS- Forbes and Margaret Madsen, Student Body Finance Clerk, MPS- White type tests, Organize lost alld f0UHd, Hlld Mrs. Denise White, Stenographer, combine answer students' questions, and distribute mail, their efforts to coordinate the functioning of 3m0Ug many Other dL1tieS- the heart of B. H. S. Mrs. Madsen handles HW fag 0 Zn Mrs. Mildred Hall, Attendance Secretary, takes attendance books from a student. Her job en- tails keeping daily attendance, making quarter- ly reports to the State Department, duplicating transcripts and cataloging permanent records.

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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

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Mrs. Margaret Fischer, completing her second year as secretary to the Deans, helps students apply for a schedule change. She also makes appointments for students, in addition to typ- ing for the entire counseling staff. The office staffers seldom find their job dull or routine. From morning announcements to closing time they adapt themselves to every problem which arises.