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

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rr WIIIIIIIIII . y fs all Illlll I II' N III vm, o e s hll, Tal B.U.H.S. decided Io malce a chan e Ihis ear and N . 9 Y nu meh ear E ou rade poinls fo ger on Scholarship Sociely. A sfudenr musl y nalc - nu uni 3 and B's counf Il and he cannof fail in any subiecr or ' h r -X: fr y emloership. The eflorrs of 'rhese brighr sludenfs were rewarded b ip -I adu ills in December and 'rhe annual dirch day in The spring. Many ol 'rhe Freshman class made enough grade poinls in Jrhe Iirsl semesler L and greally increased Iheesize of 'Ihe sociefy. A IHI OFFICERS I Firsf Semesfer K Second Semesier Paul Marlin ............ ...wcc .,..,..... P r esidenf ,.,..,.,c ,c,.c ...e..... E I ise Thompson Marvis Sewell ........, ........ S ecrerary-Treasurer .....c. . ........ Gerry Hussey IL X IR IHI Il STANDING, LEFT T ORIGHT: Roberf LaFIeur, John D'Aura, Kafhryn Taylor, Dorofhy Rash. Louise Colley, Barbara Sfanding, Wilma Kresse, Leaona Rhoades, Bernice Beach, George Jenkins, Franlm Kreese. ' SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Parker, Raymond Heyiens, Be'Hy Kuhn, Elise Thompson, Marvis Sewell, Paul Mar+in, Mrs. Long, Beiry Hutchins, Carl Gordon, Norman Heyiens, John Hacker. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hilclegard Hiller. Pauline Womack, Marilyn King, Gerry Hussey, Jean Chris, Mary Cain. This Page Spnnsnrerl by ..... . . . . . BEAUMUNT NETVS STAND COX SEED 8 FEED CO. EASTEOODS MARKET 410 E. 6th Slreel, Phone 954 460 E. 6th Street, Phone 823 430 E. 6ll1 Street Candy-School Supply Beaumont, California Beaumont, Californian

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This FOUIlIlPfP Pngv Sponsored by ........ BEAUMONT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Southern ff al1fornia s W onderlzmd . Many clever dance Themes hi-lighTed The social evenTs oT The year. The Girls' Formal was held December I3, aT The Woman's Club l-louse, wiTh WinTer Wonderland as iTs Theme. Following TradiTion, The girls inviTed The boys, paid Tor The TickeTs. and boughT buTTonaires. 4John MonTgomery's orchesTra Turnished The music, ,making This The second year ThaT we were able To have an orchesTra. Bob Dixon and Twila Blain were chosen Tor The lcing and queen. TogeTher They led The grand march in which everyone parTici- paTed. The decoraTions were very beauTiTul and carried ouT The ChrisTmas Theme. Blue and whiTe crepe paper sTramers covered The ceiling and were broughT TogeTher To Torm a pom-pom in one corner oT The room over a large alecorafed ChrisTmas Tree. All around The room were clus+ers of bells and ChrisTmas greens. MisTleToe hung Trom The ceiling. ReTreshmenTs, Too. helped To malce The evening more enioyable. The Palm School audiTorium was beauTiTully decoraTed in a Chinese Theme This year on OcTober 4, Tor The Senior Dance. Palm branches and bamboo lined The wall while Chinese lanTerns swung Trom The ceiling. Music was Turnishecl by The Highland Springs 'OrchesTra. Halloween was The Theme of The Junior Dance wiTh pumpkins and black caTs as decoraTions. To close The TooTball season The Sophomores sponsored The Foo+baIl Farewell on November 22. A novel TeaTure of The ValenTine Dance pu Ton by The sTudenT body was sound picTures oT Tamous dance bands. The Tinal parTy oT The year was puT on by The Freshmen. The 8Th grade was inviTed To This parTy as The guesTs of The Freshmen.