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

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Gacluceud SENIORS RUTH J AEGER The Class of January Nineteen hundred and forty-three of the William Beaumont High School announces the thirty-fourth Semi-Annual Commencement Thursday, the twenty-eighth of January, at three o'cloclz . This is an invitation to a graduation, your graduation. To many who read this article this invitation will contain only a few meaningless words, but to you, the two hundred and eighty seniors, this invitation will have connected with it a great deal of sentiment. 'iYou are the graduating class of January '43. You are the men and women of tomorrow. In selecting a motto this fact was uppermost in your minds. More Beyond brings before you the idea that although upon gradua- tion from Beaumont, your high-school career may end, nevertheless, there is much more ahead for each and every one of you. To some of you may fall the task of saving countless thousands of lives. To others the United States may owe its very existence because of your skill and courage. Although with the passing of time many new classes will fill the spacious halls of Beaumont, nevertheless, our Class of January '43 will be remembered as a class well drilled in the precepts of liberty, freedom, and democracy, because this class is being graduated in the very midst of a world conflict which will decide whether or not these fundamentals of our civilization will continue to exist. We wish to thank our sponsors, Miss Cunningham, Miss Quellmalz, and Mr. Hall for the constant efforts and guidance they have given us. President Charles Schmidt Vice-President Thelma Lademacher Secretary Clarice Militzer Treasurer Lee Winkler Digest Correspondent Elwood Rosenkoetter CADUCEUS Correspondent E Ruth Jaeger fOwen Reinert Student Council Representatives 4Ray Dieting lJohn Varwig Audrey Buchanan Executive Committee Jean Vogel Clarence Stolz Miss Cunningham Sponsors Miss Quellmalz Mr. Hall Thirteen

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Clnuafy Fourteen CHARLES M. SCHMIDT CHARLIE A man elect of men. --Swinburne. Pres. New Senior-Senior Class, Shakespeare Club, Digest Staff, Student Council, Bellus Mons. THELMA LADEMACHER Wise as she is fair. -Parmore. Vice-Pres. New Senior-Senior Class, Physiogra- phy Club, Girls' Skating Club, Digest Stall' E CLARICE ELIZABETH MILITZER LIZ Whatever is popular deserves attention. -Mackintosh. Sec. New Senior-Senior Class, La Voz de Espana, Musica Americana, Sec. Student Council, Operetta '41, Pepperettes. LEE WINKLER WINK The deeds of the leader shall live. -Ovid, Novelty Orchestra, CADUCEUS Staff, Burbank Chapter Jr. Academy of Science, Service Club, Treas. New Senior-Senior Class. JOHN WILLIAM VARWIG JOHNNY A noble ambition is among the mos! helpful influences. --Anon. New Senior-Senior Student Council Rep., Pres. Shakespeare Club, Burbank Chapter Jr, Academy of Science, Operetta '42, Rifle Club. JEAN VOGEL The intelligent have a right over the ignorant. -Emerson. Senior Ex. Committee, Apparatus Club, Vvlalk- ing Club, Pepperettes. RUTH M. JAEGER SPORT To talk without effort is, after all, the great charm of talking, -Hare. CADUCEUS Correspondent New Senior-Senior Class, Camera Club, Sec. Physiography Club, Girls' Skating Club, Burbank Chap. Jr. Academy of Science, Fifth Student Assembly. OWEN REINERT MOH., Whose words all ears took captive. gtihahespeare, Novelty Orchestra, All-High School Band. All-High School Orchestra, Musica Ameri- cana, Pres. Senior Orchestra, Musica Mis- souriana .