Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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Z2-Me? r. Average Beaverton Hi gh School Teacher has been in sec- ondary education 9.7 years, 5.3 of them at B.H.S. Averaging 244.32 col- lege quarter hours, Mr. Composite teach- er's degrees include B.A., A.B., B.S., B.B.A., M.A., M.Ed., M.S., and M.M. Ef- fectively using college training and ex- perience, Mr. Average has 4.8 classes daily, meeting 129.9 students. When he finishes instructing 1.94 different sub- jects daily, the Beaverton teacher advises 1.64 activities. Beaverton teachers also have a life out- side school. Sixty-three per cent of Bea- verton's teachers are married and aver- age 1.34 children per family. Home owners include 66 per cent of the staff, and the faculty garage houses 1.41 cars. Hobbies, varied and sometimes humorous, include people Watching, mod-el trains, eating, traveling, stamp collecting, and oil painting. Nineteen are sports en- thusiasts, While sixteen enjoy music and reading. One harried soul said, Who has time for a hobby?

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