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

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cl fr f-xl Top row: Elisa Lira, Lupe Valdivia, Jenny Lozano, Shirley Nuzum, Jo Beify Rigsby, Margie Ormsby, FeliciTa Perez, Jahron Walker, Audrey Nei+zel, Beverly Black, Suzie Musgrove. Gerry Renifrow, Jo Ann Davis, Jean Nuzum. Second row: KaTie Taylor, Sharon DeuPree, Louisa Flores, Par Dale, Befiy Harrison, BeTTy Tweedy, Terry Kaiser, Susie Sfiver, Shirley Julian, Phyllis McOslrer. Ada Mae MerediTh, Beairice Salinas, Myrile Salinas, Fern Tweedy, Lorna UrTon, Jewel Ann CarTer, Mrs. CurTis. Third row: Connie Crosby, Eleanor Thomas, Louise Colley, Janef KnighT, Wilma Kresse, Barbara STancling, Phyllis Weinsfein, Beverly Bloomhursf, Hildegard Hiller, Claudine Fowllres, Ruby Laird, Peggy Jacobs. Mary Cain. BoTTom row: Marilyn King, Pauline Womack, Margarei' Wilson, Madeline Wagner, Anna Mae HolT, Leona Rhoacles, BeaTrice Rios, Fern Souleles, Gerry Hussey, Colleen Hansen, Chrisiine Hayward. The year I937 saw The beginning oT our C-.A.A. organizaTion by The girls oT B.U.H.S. who were inTeresTed in aThIeTics. This year. under The guidance oT Mrs. CurTis, broughT many revisions To our consTiTuTion, including The poinT sysTem and The eligibiliTy oT members. Four sporTs headlined The girls' acTiviTies This year. They were speedball, baslceT- ball, volleyball. and baseball respecTively. Play-oTTs were played aTTer each eighT weeks' season. The Junior class ended up in The winning circle oT The baskeTball play- oTTs by deTeaTing a TasT Sophomore Team by one poinT. Speedball Tound Bea Rios's Team superior in The play-oTTs. Seniors won The volleyball championship. The SanTa Claus Ball was sponsored by The GAA. on December I2Th. This was The Third year The Girls' Formal was able To have a band. TwenTy-eighT girls represenTed BeaumonT aT The Banning play day on a windy December IOTh. The Tour Teams were divided inTo Tour color groups, Tacos, Enchiladas, Chile and Tamales, designaTing The Type oT reTreshmenT preTerred. All Tour girls were on winning Teams. As our annual goes To press The 6.A.A. members are planning ouTings To The snow and To Tahquiii Canyon in The Tollowing monThs. ' To Mrs. CurTis, Tor her unTiring leadership as our advisor. we all express our graTiTude Tor her help in making The GAA. a bigger and beTTer organizaTion. Sharon DeuPree, MargareT Wilson, and Barbara STanding were delegaTes To G.A.F. convenTion aT La Jolla High School on April IO. Y This Page Sponsored by- FIRESIDE INN ARCI-IIBEK'S DRIVE-IN '5 - 6th 81 Palm Avenue Hi-way 99 at Y

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GIIIRILS, vfkksliw ii. I fi , Qjl Top row:!Marilyn King, Pauline Womack, Collen Hansen, Margaret Wilson, Christine Hayward, Fern Souleles, Gerry Hussey. Bottom row: Madeleine Wagner. Bea Rios, Mrs. Curtis, Leona Rhoades, Anna Mas Holt. This branch of G.A.A. consisis oi girls who have, during the time ihey have been in G.A.A. and ihrough various acriviiies, earned 600 poinis. The average lengih of Time for earning 'rhese points is ihree years. Extra points may be made by swimming. horseback riding. tennis, and hiking. The girs in varsiiy this year are Madelaine Wagner. Marilyn King, Anna Mae Holi, L Rhoades. Margaret Wilson, Beairice Riosg Pauline Womack. Gerry Hussey, Fern le es, ' Haywood nd Myrtle Salinas. . eg eai , ' ' be iain only afier earning the required points. are 0 X Geavy I ii nii h ro al e lei s and siripes. The girls work hard for ihese jf J N ers nd X rou. of ,m. ,U X D , oy e sl all vvhiber cp girls in :minus years, no actual club has been QW A L diy vually +h3 +a es czi iniiiaiions. f I ry Vu uf X n This Page ongipried If T J. P. SON NERCAMP JACKSON MOBIL GAS STATION 6ll1 and Grace 125 E. 6th Street-Phone 24412 Union Oil Station Beaumont, California Olifvyiff WJ, lvjfjlnjl. WMM Ji? in li W

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QIIRILST iiigfjjlc ur Top row: Ruby Laird, Margie Ormsby, Doris Beach, Myrfle Salinas, Lorna Urfon. BoTTom row: Chris Hayward, Margaret Wilson, Mrs. Curiis, Fern Tweedy, Gerry Hussey. The Girls' League has noT been acTive in BeaumonT High School since I936. IT was re-organized in November, I947, by The sTudenTs oT BeaumonT wiTh The help of Their advisor, Mrs. Rosemary CurTis. The purpose of The League is To hel our school, communiTy, and oTher organ- izaTions. OTTicers were elecTed Temporarilcy in November unTil a meeTing was held in December when permanenT oTTicers were elecTed. The TirsT major acTiviTy for The winTer season was a visiT To Casa Colina, a Chil- dren's ConvalescenT Home. We Took ChrisTmas giTTs To The children and The head nurse showed The girls around The home. The girls who were chosen To go To Casa Colina were Chris Haywood, MargareT Wilson, Fern Tweedy, Gerry Hussey. PaT BaTes, Marjorie Ormsby, Lorna UrTon. Doris Beach, and MyrTle Salinas. The major acTiviTy Tor The spring is The MoTher and DaughTer BaricjueT which will be held May 28. We hope This will be an annual aTTair. Officers of The Girls' League RepresenTaTives Chris Haywood-PresidenT Freshman-Marjorie Ormsby Margarei' Wilson-Vice-PresidenT Sophomore-Ruby Laird Fern Tweedy-SecreTary Junior-Doris Beach Gerry Hussey-Treasurer Senior-MyrTle Salinas Lorna UrnTon-HisTorian Our MoTTo G-allani L-iberal I -nTelligenT E-rnesT R-eliable A-lerT L-oyal G-enerous S-incere U-niversal E-TTicienT This Page Sponsored by- FARMERS COOPERATIVE DIXIE APPAREL SHOP Beaumont-Yucaipa, California In the hear! of down town Beaumont Farm to Market - 6'Clothes with Personality