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

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SUITDII-TIOMOIRTS Baclr Row-Marvin Sfonecipher, W. J. Leonard. Wayne Kaiser, Dean Brennen, Weldon Blain, James Bailie, Richard Kuhn, RoberT Kuhn, Franlrlin Jenkins, George Kloiz, Clifford Clerk. Second Row'-RoberT Ormxband, Barbara Sfanding, Wilma Kresse, Norma Henson, Mary Cain, Phyllis McOslxer, Beverly Bloomhursf, Hildeagrde Hiller, Virginia Perhacs, Margie HighTower, Jerry Renifrow, Sierling Yocum, Carl Kufsche. Fronf Row-Bonnie King, Suzie Musgrove, Beverly Blaclr, Mary Jean Hopman, Rosie Summers, Paul Womack. Pauline Womack, Janei' KnighT, Louise Colley. Faye Swanson. Sophomores aT lasT! We've had a loT of fun This year and our dance. I-layloTT Jamboree, was a big success. There was music by Ted Ward and his band and a carnival wifh Bingo, darTs, a Tun house, and a bean guessing con'resT. The Banning sTudenT body was inviTecl and everybody had a wonderful Time. All our members, boys and girls, have been acTive in sporTs. The boys who wenT ouT for TooTball This year were noT able To play very oTTen buT nexT year iT will be a diTTerenT sTory. AlmosT all The boys were acTive in baslceTball and PeTe Espinosa, Paul Womack. and Jimmie Bailie have helped To make The BEE Team one oT The besT in The league. BuT The boys aren'T The only ones who are good in baslceTball. In The This Page .Sponsored by- BEAUMONT VARIETY STORE 156 E. 6th Street Beaumont, California

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Olher sludenls were successful as scholars. John D'Aura, Kalhryn Taylor, Franlc Kresse. Billy Parker, John Hacker, Norman Heylens. and Darrow Lewis were all on 'lhe Scholarship Sociely. The Junior girls and boys worlced very hard selling refreshmenls al 'rhe 'loofball and baslceiball games. They made quiie a lol of money, buf 'rhere were nighfs when 'rhey los? money. Afler lhe baskelloall season was over, +he Juniors sold candy, gum e+c. every clay al noon in rhe nurse's room. The Mad HaHers was chosen as The Junior Play which will be given some lime in April. g Our class advisors. Mrs. Gray and Mr. Copeland. have really 'ralcen an inleresl' in our class.,fl7 y have done a lol' for us and we, Jrhe Juniors, are very proud of Them. ii.. J., 1 L ' i X .R x C4 1 ,Af-Lf 'Lifl f Top row: Henry Dyer, Joan Hanes, Edward Hall, Billy Woody, Louise Slephens, David Willaman. Second row: Jim Laye, John Haclrer, Vic McGee, Herb Leonard, Darrow Lewis, Bob Bloomhursf. Third row: Raphael Eslrada, Jenny Lozano, Lupe Valdivia, Frances Flores, Florence Jensen, Paul Terry. Fourlh row: Raymond Smiih, Glen Sharp, George Sionecipher, Fern Tweedy, Don Norcross, George Carr. This Page Sponsored by- M 8: M MARKET BEAUMONT LAUNDRY 81 301 W. Sth Street DRY CLEANING - Service Wiill Pleasure 475 Egan Avenue r T?

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SUlPlHlQhfllQRlES 6.A.A. playoffs, lhe Sophomores were viclorious over ihe Freshmen buf losl' 'lhe championship 'lo The Juniors by one poinl. A number of fhe girls and boys are working on rhe school paper, ancl have helped +o make H' lhe besl' il' has ever been. Olhers are working on 'rhe Annual Sraif. Among The Sophomores we also have some brains, who have joined 'rhe Scholar- ship Sociery. They are Wilma Kresse, Barbara Sranding, Hilclegard Hiller, Mary Cain, Louise Colley, Phyllis McOslcer, and Pauline Womack. Our advisors This year were Mrs. Colley and Mr. l-lollell. v Baci: Row-Marvin McCarfhy, Peie Espinoza, Joe Kaiser, James Dyer, Franlc Perez, Allen Carson, William Samson, Harry Tilus, Marvin Ziegler, Don Feafherolf, David Ross, Jock Haydf. Second Row-Ted Filer, Mrs. Colley, Dixie Coleman, Annabelle Lindsay, Ada Mae Merideih, Jewell Ann Carfer, Lorna Ur'I'on, Eva Giandomenico, Pal' Knalc, Jack Downs, Jaclr Hurlbirl, L. J. Perraulf, Carl Kufsche. Third Row-Bonnie Humphries, Ruby Laird, Billie Ann Gordon, Corlry Schonauer, Geraldine Turner, Barbara Barnhill, Carol Dean, Peggy Cable, Barbara BareH', Jeanie lsgro. Fourfh Row-Richard Willamen, Juan Lira, Don Sharp, Ralph Hanes. This Page Sponsored by- BEAUMONT THEATER Jimmy James