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

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CQJMCQMJ HISTORY-TRAVEL CLUB GI.oR1A MEYERS The History-Travel Club of Beaumont High School is an interesting and educational organization. The club meets in Room 205 every Thursday after- noon at 3:10 to discuss both the past and present history and travel of the World. In addition to having discussions we also decide what local points of interest to visit next. Not all of the meetings are of a serious nature. however, since time is found to make plans for Wiener roasts, hikes, and other outings. ' There are about eighty-five members in the club this term and we hope there will be just as many or more next term. President John Molina Vice-President Jack Powers Secretary Jane Payne Treasurer Bill Thurman Digest and CADUCEUS Correspondent Gloria Meyers llVlr. Kanazerifl' Co-sponsors 'Mr' Mckay Ninely-three

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Cacluceud SENIOR MIXED CHORUS MARY Jo WEISS M usical organization for voices of students of all terms. l nterests vary from classical and religious numbers to modern versions of popular pieces. X ylophones, violins, trumpets, and clarinets are unnecessary because the choral parts make a complete harmony. E xamples of our accomplishments are heard at aud sessions and in various public appearances. D aily rehearsals are held during the first hour in the school auditorium. C lad in mulberry robes, the chorus makes a line, dignified appearance. H armonized tones of bass. baritone, tenor, alto. second soprano and soprano are heard. O Hicers are elected each term by the members of the chorus. R hythms of darky spirituals, breath-taking chants, and sweet lyric ballads are heard. U nity is shown in the cooperation of members of the group. S ocial activities include parties, Wiener roasts, and picnics. lContinued on page 1223 Ninety-two

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. WWW Vai? ' ,Y y', t Cacluceud lu TQL 'T Qs 2 1A'MLV'SENlORYi'iGlRLS' GLEE. CLUB t . 'I I I RUTH SCHMID 'Di .rf . -N A' X T This term thei nior Girls' Glee Club under the able direction of Mrs. Q glarlv' as learned ma ' new and delightful numbers. Our repertoire consists flreligious pieces such as Ave Maria and Glory Hallelujah and semi- I ,classical numbers as Why Do l Love You, Song of India, A'Donkey U ,Z Serenade, and The Night is Young. 1 1' This organization of Beaumont is composed of upper-term girls who enjoy ,J ' singing., The club sings for Maud sessions. graduations, churches, and other school and outside engagements. New members are always welcome. We meet in Room 302 the second period daily. President Jane Donley Vice-President Audrey Fischer Secretary Marian Wickart Librarians SAHH Bono 1Ruth Eastman Digest and CADUCEUS Correspondent Ruth Schmid Sponsor Mrs. Clark Ninxty-four