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. HIHHV Monday, September 8 - Students register for '41-42 school year. School adjourns at twelve noon. Tuesday, September 9-First full day of school. Sophs are seen wandering around wondering if they will ever be upper classmen. Wednesday, September 10-Executive staff of the Pine Burr holds first big meeting. Studes school daze have really begun. A Thursday, September 11-First assembly is held., introducing school officers to sophs and other new students. Friday, September 12-Sophs hold first class meeting. They are taught yells and songs by the cheerleaders. Meanwhile, Juniors and Seniors elect home room officers and student council representatives. Monday, September 15--Students return to studies, a little groggy-eyed from first week- end. A11 settle down to another week of study. Tuesday, September 16-The Student Council holds first meeting. Jerry Johnson, President of the school and automatically President of the S. C., presided. At the meeting other officers were elected. They are: Vice-Presi- dent, Mary Jean Stewart, Recording Secre- tary, Mary Bond Campbell, Corresponding Secretary, Carroll Hunter, Treasurer, Edwin Robinson, Sergeant-at-Arms, Buddy Block. Wednesday, September 17-The Voice of Youth put on an assembly program in honor of the 150th Birthday of the U. S. Constitution. Outstanding speakers on the program were Joe Leggett, Edward Curtis, Betty Marks, and Louis Gordon. The first meeting of the Molly Pitcher Club was held at the Edson Hotel with Carroll Hunter, the newly elected president, presiding. Thursday, September 18-The senior question- naires were distributed and filled out. Seniors' past, present, and future fif anyj at last are revealed. r Friday, September 19--First pep rally was held introducing the '41 cheerleaders. They are Joe Litherland, Betty McKee, Billy Howell, William Holland, Jim Kelly, and Jane Adams. Pep talks were given by Buddy Savage and Jerry Johnson. Friday night Beaumont High Was trampled 13-0 by the Athens' Hornets. Monday, September 22-Sophs hold meeting in assembly and nominate their class officers. Molly Pitcher Club elects new members from the Junior class. Community Chest drive starts. Tuesday, September 23 -Assembly is held in auditorium with Colonel Titus from the United States Army. Colonel Titus is a former preacher and senator. Wednesday, September 24-Sophomores elect their officers: Lamar Hart, president, Dick Ivers, vice-president. Thursday, September 25-Another assembly is held, and officers of the Student Council and Sophomore Class take the oath of office. Cut- standing feature of the program is a speech given by Supt. E. W. Jackson. Friday, September 26-Pep rally before the Lufkin game with a speech given by Mr. Weinbaum. Purples scheduled to lose 38-0, compliments of Truman Stacey. However, they came rather close with a losing score of 27-0. Monday, September 29-Students are happy, school dismisses at 2 o'clock in order for teachers to visit parents. Tuesday, September 30--Taking of senior pic- tures starts today. Wednesday, Ostober 1-Tickets for Houston special go on sale, and 250 are sold immedi- ately fthis is the minimum needed to obtain the trainj.
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