Beaumont High School - Live Oak Yearbook (Beaumont, CA)

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V X R px- STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jael: Hamilton, Robert Vernoy, James Minion, Bob Dixon, Robert LeFleur, Johnny Mailhews. Willard Hammond, Torn lsgro, Dale Lieuellan, Ar+ Holmes, Florencio Flor s. SEA?l'ED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Rios, Dick Nesbill, Richard Lozano. Jimmy Van Valer, Bill Hulbirf, Charles King, Diclc Bailie. Diclr Harrison. Coach Adams. Hofreitar. ON GROUND, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tony Chavez, Johnny Shaw. Bill Roberis, Bobby Sharp, Allen Wiih lhe iniliafion of eighl new members on December 3, lhe Yarsily Club be- came an orgenizalion of fwenly-four slalwarl members. ln addilion lo lhe inilialion of new members, which every one enjoyed excepl perhaps 'rhe vicfims, fhe club's acfivilies included The annual week-end Jrrip 'ro Big Bear. b Il. U IB This Page Sponsored by . . .... ROY O. SCOTT MELLOR REALTY AGENCY BOB'S P.D.Q. STATION 273 E. 6th Street 288 E. 6th Street 195 E. 6th Street 2 Chair Barber Shop Live in Bvaumont That Famous P.D.Q. Gasoline

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This Page Spunsnrrrl by . 4l PUCKETTS BEAUMONT-- LEYVIS N. GRANT RANCH MARKET 399 E. 6th Sl Quality Food at Lanvvst Prices' Coached by' Mr. FosTer, This year's Tennis Team played Three league games. The n'naTches came in This order: April 23, BeaumonT aT Coachella: May 8, BeaumonT aT Banning: May I4, Palm Springs aT BeaumonT. There were also several pracTice games. A good many boys Turned ouT Tor The Tennis Team buT noT as many girls. MosT QT The boys were lower classmen and They proved To be progressive raclceTmen. Those boys ouT Tor Tennis are Paul Womack, Weldon Blain. Frank Kresse. Don STiver, Raymond Heyfens, Allen Carson, Dean DeuPree and John D'Aura. The girls are Marilyn King, Colleen Hansen, Barbara Knak, Pauline Womack, ChrisTine Haywood and MargareT Wilson. The Tinals were held May 24 beTween The champion players of The Easl' and WesT Riverside CounTy Leagues. Players +ha+ parTicipaTed were The boys and girls singles wiTh The highesT number of poinTs. PoinTs were decided by The number oT maTches The parTicipanT had won in league play. ' STANDING, LEFT TO RlGHT: Allen Carson, Paul Womack, Norman HeyTens. Don STivers, Franlr Kresse, John D'Aura, Dean Deu Free, Weldon Blain, Coach Fosier. KNEELING. LEFT TO RIGHT: Coolen Hansen, Barbara Knalr. Pauline Womack, MargaraT Wilson, Marilyn King. 7 rcet - Plmne 744 Real Estate and Insurance T ll-E Xl Xl ll

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Soladad Esfrada, Bealrice Rios, Leona Rhoeclos, Wanda Crawford, Anna-Mae Holi, Joyce McClain. The Girls' Varsify consisrs of girls who have made 600 poinis in The years rhey have played in GAA. Poinis are earned each lime a girl comes 'ro The C5.A.A. meerings and parricipares in 'rhe acfiviries. Fifry poinrs can be earned oufside UF lhe meerings by swimming, horseback riding, rennis, and hiking. This year The girls were iniriaied inro The Varsiry in January, by lhe GAA., in 'fhe presence of rhe Srudenr Body, and everyone agrees fha? rhey were really pul Through 'rhe paces. Firsr rhe iniriales, clad in nighr-clorhes, pur on a fashion show. Joyce McClain was chosen queen of 'rhe models by ihe judges, Mr. Sewell, Mr. Adams, Mr. Andrus, and Charlie King. Afrer rhe fashion show 'rhe girls played a fasf game of baskerball againsl a picked GAA. Team. Girls who have made Varsify have worked hard for lheir lehlers and Their sweaiers. The Varsify members are as follows: Soledad Eslrada, Bearrice Rios, Wanda Crawford, Anna Mae Holi, Joyce McClain, and Leona Rhoades. This Page Sponsored by . . . . . . . . xXIPZll1l0l'f0l'd,S Barber Shop BPRIIIIIILIII F uruilure Store Beaumont Bakery 521 Grave Ave. 105 XV. Slh Street , 140 E. 6th Street B'euumom, California First in Service of the Homei' The Finest Bakery'