Beaverton High School Hall of Achievement

01/10/2023

Very sad to learn of the passing of BHS HOA inductee Gene Biggi. He was as delightful a person as he was impressive a businessman.

Gene "Geno" Biggi of Beaverton Foods, James Beard Award winner, and Specialty Foods Association Hall of Fame inductee, has died. He was 94.

06/17/2022

Inductee Mac Wilkins was presented with an Oregon 22 Heritage Trail Plaque from the World Museum of Athletics this morning at BHS.

A legendary track and field star is being honored right here in Beaverton. Olympic Gold Medalist Mac Wilkins attended Beaverton High School decades ago, but his legacy on the track lives on.

09/25/2021

The BHS Hall of Achievement is always accepting new nominations. The HOA was formed during the high school’s Centennial celebrations in 2016 to recognize and celebrate individuals who, through their exceptional achievements, have brought honor to themselves, Beaverton High School, and their community. Their impact could have been achieved while associated with BHS, or long after they left the school.​
The goal of the Hall is to recognize their contributions and to foster pride within the current generation of students and inspire them to achieve greatness in their own lives.
If you know of someone who deserves to be recognized, please nominate them via the form on the HOA website. You can also view the list of our distinguished Inductees via the drop down menu. [Nominees should have graduated BHS 10 or more years ago.]

05/24/2020

In memory of our beloved teacher, coach, supporter and HOA Inductee Rod Harman. 🧡🖤🧡

02/18/2020

Shoshana Bean '95
Help us welcome Broadway veteran Shoshana Bean! She has appeared in popular productions like Hairspray, Wicked and Waitress and is also a successful solo artist, with her three independent albums topping the iTunes R&B and Blues charts in the US and UK, and her most recent album debuting at #1 on the Billboard Jazz charts. Bean brought her talents back to her alma mater, where she was first inspired to pursue a career in the arts, putting on annual concerts which have raised more than $50,000 for Beaverton High’s theater arts program. http://beavertonhall.weebly.com/

09/09/2019

On this day at the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome, Beaverton High School Hall of Achievement member, Carolyn Wood, won a gold medal. Learn more about Carolyn and her amazing life in her autobiography "Tough Girl."

05/30/2019

Al Jubitz (BHS Class of '62 and HOA Class of '18) gifted this peace pole, located outside of the cafeteria, to BHS in 2017. Since retiring from Jubitz Corporation, Al has actively dedicated his life to world peace, environmental stewardship and the needs of at-risk children. To learn more about some of his world peace efforts, see the link to Rotarian Action Group For Peace, which Al co founded in 2012, in the comments below.

05/17/2019

Happy Mike Metzler Day!

This day in 1953 was proclaimed Mike Metzler Day to honor former Beaverton teacher, principal and superintendent. The Valley Times named "Iron Mike" one of the 100 people who shaped the city of Beaverton. Metzler was one of Beaverton High School Hall of Achievement's inaugural inductees.

02/16/2019

Save the date for Beaverton High School's Hall of Achievement's Celebration of the newest inductees! Thursday April 18th, 2019. More details coming soon.

12/15/2018

You need to make sure that you make it to all the big games... you might meet a Hall of Achievement inductee like these two Dr. Elizabeth Hampton-Gray & John Thompson. .gbbeaverton

11/29/2018

Meet Ari Shapiro Beaverton High School class of 1996.

Shapiro is a journalist and host of NPR’s “All Things Considered,” the most listened-to radio news program in America. Before taking that role in 2015, he was an international correspondent based in London, a White House Correspondent, and Justice Correspondent. His investigative reporting has been recognized with journalism awards from The American Bar Association, the Columbia Journalism Review, and the American Judges Association, among others. Shapiro also frequently tours as a guest singer with the band Pink Martini. Since his debut with them at the Hollywood Bowl in 2009, Shapiro has performed live at many of the world's most storied venues, including Carnegie Hall in New York and The Royal Albert Hall in London. He appears on several of Pink Martini's albums, singing in multiple languages.