Beaumont High School - Caduceus Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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THE COLOR-DAY IVIASCOTS By D. ANN BERKEMEIER mf! the coming of Color-Day, The members of the senior class felt many problems confronted the great anxiety as they assembled for the Seniors. Among them were the occasion of Color-Day on April eighth. selection of the class motto, the decoration of the auditorium, the making of the banner and flag, the composition ot the song and yell, and, last but not least, the selection of the class mascots. Then the problem of whom to select, arose. After much work on the part of the com- mittee in charge, two very charming little girls were chosen. They were Virginia Marie Burns and Patsy Schroeder. The next problem was the preparation of their costumes. After much planning it was decided that they should represent roses, a quite appropriate flower for our class colors, light rose and silver. Ten They feared that the huge student body of Beaumont would frighten the mascots, as they preceded the class to the stage. Never- theless, everything went smoothly. The class in proper order followed the two lit- tle youngsters, who were thoroughly eager to carry out their part on this occasion. They led the class and were apparently enjoying their duties. They bore them- selves perfectly and wavered not the least bit. Their exit was made in much the same way and it was readily agreed that the mascots had truly aided in making our Color-Day a success.

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IVIARJORIE KLAGES SONNY ' Devise, wit, write, pen, for I am for whole volumes in my folio. Caduceus Correspondent Senior Class Editor Caduceus Student Council Duck Club Girls' Glee Club Y Girls' Athletic Association Pin Apparatus Dancing Swimming Gilbert Club Debating Club E ..B,. WILLIAM MUELLER BILL In joys, in grief, in triumphs, in retreat, Great always, without aiming to be great. President Senior Class Treasurer New Senior Class Football B Boys' Athletic Association Baseball Basketball Track Lettcrmen's Club '25 '26 '27 MARGUERITE SMITH 'AMARGE' If eyes were made for seeing. Then beauty is its own excuse for being. Vice-President Senior Class Secretary New Senior Class President Girls' Glee Club Girls' Athletic Association Numeral Girls' Glee Club Apparatus Gilbert Club Twelve DOROTHY BERKEMEIER DEE Earth's noblest thing- A Woman perfected. Executive Committee Senior Class Captain Tennis Team Girls' Glee Club B Girls' Athletic Association French Club E. REX UPHOUSE His noble negligence can teach What others' tolls despair to reach. Treasurer Senior Class President Gym Club Treasurer Mathematics Club Chemistry Club Boys' Athletic Association Swimming Team Track BERENICE SPILKER BERN For she is wise if I can judge her, And fair she is if that mine eye be true. Secretary Senior Class Caduceus Correspondent New Senior Class Secretary Skating Club Girls' Glee Club Girls' Athletic Association Numeral Hockey Club Walking Club