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

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C cl V Jffjb ii svwpfb if T . a uceua jf! Auf If-,,.----. Af THE DIGEST STAFF ROBERT MOSHEZ1 You are about to be taken, dear reader, on a tour of inspection of the editorial office of the Beaumont Digest . On first entering Room 216, you may think the office is in quite a turmoil, but on closer inspection you observe fourteen energetic students deeply engrossed in the business of preparing our Blue and Gold periodical. You seem to sense that typical journalistic haze of unprinted news which lingers about the room. You might even muss your hair or stick a pencil behind your ear to become one of the gang as you proceed to investigate the activities of the student Writers. From the midst of stacks of papers and names emerges Jean Jaech. She has done an excellent job this term of keeping track of Beaumont's service men and their deeds of valor. That character to your left in the black dress and homely face is the Snooper. The Madame has received valuable assistance from Arline Perlmutter, Gerry Heyne, Marie Prange, and Bill Niehaus in preparing her column. The Old Judge, alias Betty Ann Knickemeyer, is holding court at present in the back of the room. Marie Prange is busy over there writing up Things I Saw 3 and she seems to see plenty these days. That particularly noisy bunch to your right are the sports writers. The sports editor, Bill Niehaus, is copying the box score of that recent baseball game while Milton Reinert is getting the results of the latest track meet. Gerry Rosenkoetter is busy with Sport-Spatter and is also writing baseball news. liContinued on page 1301 Ninety-eight

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CGLJUC 011.5 THE LAST WORD PAT ANDERSON Pat has been a member of the CADUCEUS for but one term. but in that short time has proved herself invaluable as our type-chief. Popular Pat has been a member of various clubs. including the Duck Club, History-Travel Club, La Voz de Espana and the Physiography Club. Her likes include bow ties, spaghetti, Spanish. the color green, the song Temptation , swimming, and tennis. She definitely dislikes mathematics, house-work lstrictly a career womanl and--oh, yes, people who are late. The man for her must be six feet tall. with red hair and blue eyes, and if possible a Naval officer. Pat's ambition is to become a psychologist. DAVID OLIENSIS For this last term David Oliensis has been Literary Editor on the CADU- CEUS. Before this, however, he had been contributing stories. During his four-year stay at Beaumont, David has belonged to the Shakespeare Club and Witenagemot, and also the Camera Club. Among his likes he numbers dogs, sports, and chocolate ice-cream sodas! His only dislikes are love stories, people who walk upstairs slowly when he is in a hurry, and work. As for his plans after graduation, David says he would like to be a journalist or a soldier. MARIAN BURCHARD lVlarian's favorite song Don't Ciet Around Much Anymore definitely doesn't apply to Marian. She has been a member of the financial staff of the CADUCEUS for seven terms, a member of the Shakespeare Club, Bellus Mons, Treasurer of the Girls' lce-Skating Club, A'Digest -CADUCEUS Correspond- ent of the Mixed Chorus. and she played Patti Zuvel in Shreds and Patches . Her main likes are tuna fish, ham, ice-skating, tennis, long black hair on girls, and math. She dislikes long coats on boys, beards, and gooey makeup. Her ambition is to work in occupational therapy. HELEN GRAEFE Helen has served for the last three years as a secretary to the Financial Sponsor. During her four years at Beaumont she has been quite active. She is the CADUCEUS Correspondent for her class and has been active in the Shakespeare Club and the Bellus Mons. Helen numbers among her likes a great many things: chocolate marshmallow sundaes, cute little hats, the color red, Begin the Beguinef' people, and. of all things, homework! She says the only thing she can think of that she doesn't like is aptitude tests. She plans to take occupational therapy at Washington University after she graduates. An interesting thing to note is that Helen is the eighth member of her family to graduate from Beaumont-perhaps a record. lContinued on page llll Ninety seten

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CCIJLLC 211,45 STUDENT COUNCIL MARIE PRANGE The Student Council is Beaumont's House of Representatives. At its meetings matters of school routine and welfare are discussed and plans are made to be submitted to Mr. Huntington and the advisory groups for approval. The council will Welcome suggestions coming from any group through its group representative. The principles of democracy are at work in our school. and the most active participation of the student body will bring best results. Three projects are now under way: the lunchroom clean up , the locker lock up , and the war stamp album fill up . Be a real Beaumont Booster for all three. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Executive Committee Sponsors Ed Lansche Marie Prange Veronica Murphy Tom Anderson Bob Mengerson llVlary Jane Slane IDonald Schwartz llVliss Shryock llVlr. Mitchell N1 nel y -nine