Beaverton High School - Beaver Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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Sophmores Not Pictured Erika Ady Chantal Angle Minh Au Ammar Barghouti William Barnes Jeffery Bauer Brent Benoit Christopher Bishop Michael Block Roy Bryant Johanna Cherry Lorinne Christensen Hung Chung Kyle Clayton Robert Cobb James Comer Michaela Donathan Maly Duch Edward Dull Brad Dutton Raul Enriquez Juergen Fennerl Teresa Foote Kathy Freeman Deborah Goldberg Marvin Gray Denny Harris Crystal Higginbotham 240 Sophomores not pictured Annette Holm Laura Hoyez Nam Huynh Chanmy Invongthep Sengphet lnvongthep David Jackson Marshal J evning Sharon Karlbom Anthony Kim Melodie Kim Vary Kim Annette Kloth Lisa Laurey Jeff Lawrence John Lecarno Thomas Lettich Curtis Loberger Dai Ly John Masury Christopher Mathis Christine Miller Colleen Nalley Kalkina Nhim Monisothun Norng Michael Parker Dean Peddicord Michael Persey Christopher Ray Mary Jane Remiendo Megan Reynolds Kimberly Riley Heather Roberts John Rodgers Lawrence Rossi Dennis Sands Martin Schick Paul Schieltz Michael Schmunk Trisha Schreiber Jeffrey Scott Alan Sheppard Jana Steiger Kristin Teigen Paul Terdal Deann Thompson Micheal Tillitt Quynhtram Tran Tu Tran Michael Wann Dave Werner Jolene Westersund Sean White Mikhele Williams Philip Wolfe Chris Yu Edy Zelinka

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Two join team During the school year of 1983-1984 a few changes occurred in the BHS Administration. Barbara Kokich, pre- viously a counselor at BHS, became an administrator since Mr. Morris was given a temporary position at Montclair Elementary School. Ms. Kokich feels that her job as adminis- trator and her job as a counselor are similar. She says she still works with the students, but she also enjoys the decision making that comes with be- ing an administrator. This year is Bar- bara Kockich's twentieth year at Bea- verton. For seventeen of those years she was a counselor. She went to PSU for a year to complete her administra- tive credentials. Barbara Kokich was not the only new administrator at Beaverton. Gaynelle Nolf also held a one year po- sition which was previously held by Susan Eilertson. Gaynelle Nolf knew BHS fairly well because she taught English at Beaverton until she went to PSU on Sebaticol for a standard ad- ministrative credential. She was also familiar with the area because she taught at Greenway Elementery School. Ms. Nolf was happy with her one year position at BHS. She com- mented that it suited her needs well, since she was familiar with the school and staff. Her ending comment was to say, lim proud of the school, to say the leastf' ' A comment the principal, Dr. Bob Kremer said, was similar to Gaynelle Nolf's comment. He felt that the 1983-1984 school was fine and normal in terms of academics, athletics and activities. Dr. Kremer has been prin- cipal of BHS for five years, and since he's been at BHS a few changes have occurred. He developed the seven pe- riod scheduleg previously there was a six period schedule. The break after second period as introduced by Dr. Bob Kremer and students now have the opportunity to select their own classes, which was also a result of Dr. Kremer's work at BHS. In addition to Dr. Kremer's feeling of having a fine and normal school year, disciplinary vice principal Mike Hryciw felt that the attendance rate was higher in 1983-1984 year than in previous years. Mr. Hryciw, disciplin- ary vice principal since 1980, felt that the change in attendance was due to a new position held by Mr. Mack. He also felt he could concentrate more on discipline and severe attendance problems. He commented that he felt more students attended class on a reg- ular basis. Past problems that existed were non-existant or lower in number. Mr. Hyciw stated that the general at- titude was good and the students seemed to be at school to get an edu- cation. x. f-1 ,A