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

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CADUCEUS JUNIOR MIXED CHORUS FLOYD VAN SICKLE Do you need an extra half credit? This might sound like the beginning of a commercial on the radio, but if you do, here's a pleasant way to get it. Join Miss Conlon's fourth-hour class. First- and second-termers may take it instead of chorus while upper-termers get credit for it. Unlike other classes. ours has its own officers and We pay dues. Every June we have a party. If you like singing to an audience, good: part of our schedule is public performance. So remember, next time you make out your new program, include Junior Mixed Chorus. President Bill Apenbrink Vice-President l.aVerne Corry Secretary Warren Seitz Treasurer Merle Sauer Digest and CADUCEUS Correspondent Floyd Van Sickle Sponsor Miss Conlon One Hundred Thzrluen

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CADUCEUS ART APPRECIATION CLUB KATHERINE HooAN Our Art Appreciation Club has grown in leaps and bounds the last term. We are proud to boast of over fifty members, which is a new high record. Perhaps the number has grown because we had such a grand time last term. both socially and educationally. We visit the Art Museum every other Wednesday afternoon. Transporta- tion is made available by taxicabs that take us from school. On arriving at the Museum. we are conducted to our topic of study, or exhibit, by a capable instructor. The subjects of the talks range all the way from stream-lined. up-to-date architecture to Early English, oak-paneled rooms: from portraits of Sir Joshua Reynolds to Piccasso's paintings: from the ancient Egyptian cat or the Chinese bear to statues by medieval and modern sculptors. Our social activities have consisted of roller-skating parties and two dances at members' homes, and the news of our good times has evidently spread. Come out with us some time, and if you have a favorite topic the staff members will discuss it with you. Usually we choose our own subject but often it is planned for us, especially when a temporary exhibit is being shown. President Ered Kater Vice-President Gladys I-lobusch Secretary Doris Letson Treasurer Norman Riley 'ADigest and CADUCEUS Correspondent Katherine Hogan S llVliss Sessinghaus ponsors lMiss Moreell One Hundred Fourteen