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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1951 volume:

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Prmczpal of Beaumont 1926 1937 Eleven CGCJUCBU6 Tzu! e ALBERT H HUNTINGTON Fzrat Asszstanl Prmfzpal of Beaumont Prmclpal 1937 1949 1926-1937 Cl uceud A HISTORY OF BEAUIVIONT HIGH SCHOOL Hoi i Wo1I1Nc rox On Fcbruiry I IQZ6 Beaumont High School was opened to receive its Hrst class and ficulty consisting of the Yeatman High student body their teachers and thc ninth grade of old Central High School 'I llc land on which our school is located yy as ow ned at Onc time by Henri Chouteau 'and was purchised by the St Louis Board of Lducation in IQZZ for thc purpose of erecting 1 high school to serye North St louis Built at 1 cost ol SZ 206 810 thc new school vias dedicated on Vlarch IZ l926 in honor ol Dr William Beaumont Many of the early Beaumont alumni will remember the central entrance as a guarded sanctuary due to thc fact that it represents a product of Missouri marble mines unique in IQZ6 Seeking a member of the lune l926 cllss to ask about school life then we found 'Vlr Al Hunt who remembers dancing the Charleston the girls swim 1n the school pool 1 fancy Diana Roadster made in St Louis and voting for thc class motto To Bc First Wilbur N Fuller became the first principal of our school and Albert H Huntington his assistant Eleven years and then came 1937 Mr Fuller passed ave ay and Beaumont High School entered a new period under Mr Hunt xngton Under his guidance we gained many honors in athletic and scholastic actiyitics In I9-+9 after 1 generation of futhful service to Beaumont Mr Huntington retired As alve ays when the school needed a leader we found one this time in our assistant principal Mr R IVI lnbody who took up the principalship Nou we haye entered a third era and it is up to us the students to make it is outstanding as the first two On this our twenty fifth anniversary we are attempting to pay honor to the leadership which has madc Beaumont the school it is today Our teachers the administrators and thc students are responsible for helping us to 'achicye our bourn 1 O Bl IMIRQI 7 hlrfecn E ' . 5 Y .' 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I O J ln thc cours' of its txx'cntys6x ycirs l' D1 DJI'll1g., stul'nts t ltcu th' 1 L' - L -L L f', '- lk- K--L L 1- A xx-A . '- Lt' . ' ' I ' L ' l' L'a'l . l 'xx ' L L ' ll ' Ld I' 3, ' I' ' I . ' '. ' . ln IQ- l ' X tirL' lQx'L'r ' -L ' k' '- ' J S ' 5 ' . 3 ' . Alwts. mn A' n' ' 'Lvurfx hax l n ' nstantlx' add'd l ' 'llITl'llllll . :ul as driving. Llr.mmtiL's, rctailing. publications. psycluoltwgxx .md Luthcrs, ln 420 thc scmcst 'rs tr grim 'Artis xx' 'r' pr-parxl in ALlx'.mLL' hx' lc fllcc Anl I' the ml ' 5 as ' ' imc. li x' ' vai '-q ' - t .lv ging twi A 'LH . ' - ' 3 'L'rL' r 1 W ' A' I X X x L' x Af! Y h' 4 V I xg uk' ' L ,mA r 1 x 1 wc ' '- -.1 ' st 'los i l 926. . x' ' ' y: ' H : V I ' C H x 'x 'K' V. X 5 L' Ycvk' in ' ' N . v 'I CQJMC 0116 NIARQAR1 I SI 1 A11 R l zfcruru Sponsor 9-of JA! OB XVAIIAKH UNA C I llf lzmmuul Spun fr Slm rf uplmns fzfucrf CGCIUCQMJ l .fdclmmwlrahue aawianla Every pupil has at one time or another in his stay at Beaumont come in contact with most of the people in the above picture The members ot this group are Miss Adeline A Riefling hducational Counselor and sponsor of and and secures Jobs for those who Want them and Miss Rosalie Kniep sponsor of the Student Council and Senior Counselor The other members are Mr Shelby N Norris and Miss Aurelia J Sullivan whose Jobs are to take charge of attendance and related problems and Mr Claude L Eyster who has charge of all fines and all books returned by pupils who drop out of school To these unceasmg workers of the school the students owe a great debt for whit they are doing for them now and for what results it will bring them in the future Sixteen l I I I I the Service Club: Miss Marion Meyersieck, who helps pupils in need of financial CQCJUCQUJ Mmme McGraw Iucrlle Rxedel Caroltne 'Vloreell Mmnne Dune Cassxmus Marla Schuster Daphrcnt Gras Vlrgxma Grunt Dorothy Chlldi Bruhl Margaret Amend Norman lang mllll m Laxnt xvlllldm Muller Alma Brown Vlary Mtflrty Julm Collxer I ucrllc Sprll Mxldrcd XX agcner Hxman leldmmn Alun Hansen Shelby Worms Htnrx Batltus Robert lrnm lxrcnnnng lVlll1l'llL Isaats 'Vlarthx Humphru Mm. Dans Morton Vlxtthtll Htlmrtlm Seunlttn . , V 4' ' ,. l 1 . .I r ' , xl, 'a man. Cecilia RQWJHI Rosalie Kniep- ChesterIMxll+.r. lyaul Mllltrl l.1llr.1nCcnrad. Harny Dotrr, 6a6!llC2ll,J Aunlu Sullnan Chr! Xf1LlfShI'Algk N um.. Slolt lduma l1ll1m C :Omar ldnl hull Clarlolu I omax Xmra exp H VI dl k Ll B C OL St HX Idna Hudlur Marnn N1tNLI'SltCk I M Hoffman Lulu Omar clOlSLh Charles I rubcrgu kllp luck lu'11 lordan Sclm lxrumcxch Gux Harlruh Mlldnd Bmklu Nhrgmnt Brew Irmus Saugnr 'Nlsuu Cunnmghum J.1Ak I anghbgn I- zclhteen , . , .- I Y i J Y. , A N I x v I ,N . ' A . ' . A A A . .A A. 5. . , A , , , A . . , . Z . .A ' . ',' A . , . A . . , 1 '. A A ', . . . . . -A A , Q 2 V . ' I' . ' ' A L' A A ' '. 'A S ',. , ' A . ' ' '. J I , f Ca UCQUO Nlnldrtd NItln.1n Il H It Ix h t ora tn t at arlm Hutltt -Xn C11 ouclla Quinn Charlotte Baxmcur Hou 1rd Xan Dorcn Henskt Alma Get? X nctorn Pterte ou1sIaCro1x R NI Inbody Robert Dang Henry Tad Close Iom Stanton Raymond Flllolt Raxmond Hmdslcck Lexus I tGrandc Stln on Iaura Frxcdlun Alxtt VVOIFI Alma P mudt I sur Iouxs Ilartmk Rolla Irumbo P llp Muller Jennn. Ilmore Vlargarct Sltgur Ilortnce E nlnngtr H.1rtn.1 tl Susan Coultas Ntneteerv CI. ' :yr '. . ' HC , ' A . h'I . . ' 2 . I Y . ' H ' ' ,. a MCBUJ ace CL La Beaumont s smoothly runnmg routme ns largely due to our eflicxent ofhce clerks consnstmg of Mrss Golda Dahlmg M1ss Shrrley Schob Mrss Beatrxce McManus Mlss Leona Mohr and Mr Hurry Hexdsneck Mrss Dahlmg s chlef dutres are to check the attendance of the school take care of the payroll and keep the program files up to date She IS also keeper of the vault Asrde from her dutxes as Mr Inbody s prrvate secretary Mrss Schob types the darly bulletm and sends out transcrlpts of credrts Mrss Mohr acts as Mr Young s secretary and rs kept busy answermg the phones Mxss McManus has charge of keepmg the permanent record cards up to date Mr Herdsleck has the responsrbrlrty of xssumg books and supplres to the teachers and rssumg student passes Hrs mam office IS the supply room but he also has charge of the two book rooms on the second and thlrd floors To these office clerks who make us proud of our school we owe a vote of thanks Twenty O , . . . - , v . . . . . , . J , , . 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V Y . . . . , - , . . . . , . , f 1 , Y CGCJUCQMJ c oo! locfor an Weenie A very lmportant part of any hrgh school IS 1ts doctor and nts nurse and Beaumont has been especxally prxvnleged to have had the professxonal serv1ces of Dr Edgar W Wnppo smce September 1926 and of Mnss Anna Iten R N smce 1931 A physxcal exam1nat1on of each pupll twrce durmg h1s stay at Beaumont ns one of the1r dutxes As a result of these exammatnons puplls are made aware of physxcal defects and proper correctxon by a physncxan IS recommended to the parents In addxtxon they care for accxdent cases and sudden xllnesses Mxss Iten excuses puplls who become so 111 durmg the day that they must leave school and examlnes all who return after an extenswe nllness to be certam that they are well enough to resume thelr studnes In the hearts of all those who attend Beaumont there IS held a specxal place for Dr Wrppo and Miss Iten not only because of thexr mvaluable servxce but also for the spec1al attentxon and consnderatxon they glve to everyone who xs assoclated wlth them Twenty one v . . , , , . ., - 1 v . , . 1 0 v . . r . . . . , , G, MCQUJ 1 gil ggfleaffff The engrneermg staff of Beaumont co'1s1sts of srx me ers two orlers and two firemen The staff xs headed by Joe Mc ry w o head engmeer and hrs assrstant George Klein Mr McGarry has many respons1b1l1t1es Just to mentxon one of them Beaumont generates all 1ts own electrrcnty and heat the only electrxcrty not generated by Beaumont lS used to keep the hall lrghts and the lunch room refrrgerators gomg at mght th1s electrrcxty IS bought from Umon Electrnc Many people complam about class room temperatures however Mr McGarry mt st comply wxth the St Lours Board of Hygxene order for a 68 mmrmum and a f 2 maxrmum temperature 1n all St Louns schools In the engrnermg room rs a large tank fllled wrth sand to filter the water from the swnmmmg pool so that the water rs bemg changed and crrculated for the swrmmers contrnually The Board of Hygxene sets a temperature of 76 for the water rn the swxmmnng pool so rf you ever complam about that temperature remember that Mr McGarry cannot alter nt I have men troned a few of the engrneers dutnes Indeed they are the backbone of Beaumont Twenty two G, UCQUJ 'MHC I 00lfl'l x The lunchroom staff under the supervxsron of Ethel Gentry deserves prarse for the Wonderful Job they are dOlHg 1n our krtchen Whrle the students strll sleep our lunchroom staff IS workrng to make rt possxble for every ravenous Beaumonter to have lunch Wxthout leavlng the school grounds We have reason to be proud of thls capable and efficrent group that helps to makt Beaumont the greatest Twenty three mtl Q , , y rw V56 ,ik my ia. Exif, V pl 1 f , ep - I 1 KGJUCQMJ Clft.'lt0Jl6Ll'lf5 al'l6! Wdh'0l'l5 If you lose or forget your locker key who opens the locker for you? Who cleans the wmdows and drlnkmg fountams sweeps and mops the floor? Who cuts the grass m sprmg and summer rakes the leaves rn the fall and shovels the snow ln Wmter? Who keeps Beaumont lookmg well groomed all year round? Who? Why the custodlans and matrons plctured above These men and women deserve much more prarse than most people realrze They just start to do the hard work when we leave Many hours each day are gxven just to make the school ready for the next mornmg A large vote of thanks rs due these competent and eflicrent Workers Twenty four I Q , . , . v 1 , . . . . , , . KCCJMCZUJ ADOLPH WILKE Adolph Wllke a resxdent of Nortl' St Louls has spent forty four years of hrs l1fe nn the Public Schools System Hrs long servlce began nn 1907 as substntute custod1an and rs endmg at Beaumont th1s year as assistant head custod1an a pos1t1on he has held for the past twelve years However all the Freld School clarmed our loyal worker for twenty seven years whrle several years were spent at Central Cleveland and Mallmckrodt Schools Mr Wllke llkes all of us but preferred the grade school work because he enjoyed helpmg the chnldren CHe probably could not count the lockers he has opened for us D He 15 now lookmg forward to hrs retxrement and h1s favorxte pastxme the country Mr Wxlke wxll be mrssed at Beaumont both by hrs co workers and the students Twemy Eve years in between were not spent at Beaumont. During this time the Eugene I 'N-x JIM SGLAR1 PRES Simone 505 Gofvrefi P1?E510.f:'ffr 01- 0DAE'Al7 C UUKVC' ll JEAN HELDMAN ssc OF snmoH CU'-95 J-L T017 57'A!Y7' 01V f?!6'15'f917D 6' 7l?Ef95I HW? oF Of 5ff1ffa4' 50144450 5 TFIKEH 3006505 STAF7 TE'lYfYl5 DICK Bnfffnsmfrff SIJBYL G07 AND 195407 A cus vm Dlx ON Dlozsr sfAFF Ho I If 0 57901165115 CHARLIE Sr NG CGLJMC 2115 eniorfs, anuarg f95f 5 wr--.Q-J' fl OM! T OUR WORLD OUR FUTURE X JANUARY 1951 J C J 6 A U , XX XX . fl' Q1 ' Q I Golmox Vw7lI.l.MAN 66lJll,C 0116 SENIOR OFFICERS Seated Rxchard Janssen Olga Sarar Jrm Solarl Jean Heldman Dxck Baker smxth Standmg Martha Oakley Evelyn Tackett Jean Kowalskx Bob Chrlstlan Dorothy Sargent Mary Jo Adams Jane Weber VlARll- C CL'X'NlNL HANI S n rSp Tu mu n ne f V , V . ' . Q x . . . N ft favs' l f . l. 'r' r ' S . c Io cmxor W 4, , u. ffl, Y 'Q , V it I i 'e A- i Cl uceud QIZLOPJ7 Ctlflufll' , MARTHA OA1x1 1 1 lo us tht Stntors of tht Lllss ot January 1951 yy ho 1rt noyy about to dtpirt from thcst frxtndlyf surroundtngs Beaumont has bttn 1 yytlcomt m1lt stont along tht htghvy ly' of ltft Whtrt wt hayt lnrntd to hugh loyt and luyt unstlfishly togtthtr May yyt Ilwtys trtasurt tht yy lrm frltndshlps yyt yt madt htrt t yo s vyt yt shart wxtwm thtst yy1 s and tht many pltxsint mtmorxts vyt yt stortd dttp ln our htlrts through thtst past four glorlous yttrs Vyl hayt strtvtn to makt tht most of our short stay 'tt Btaumont atm dtmxtally nhlttrcally and sotlally l-ltrt yyt yt atttpttd tht tnyntatlon to rtad tht mspmng works of grtat mtn to btcomt acqulmtcd yylth tht fundimtntals ol stttnct Ind to study' tht thtortms prtstnttd by tht yy orld s grtattst matht l111IlL13f1b Vyt yt sttn and bttn proud of tht numtrous thimplonshxp ttams md outstandmg tthlttts Btaumont his productd Vkt yt lound lt profitablt to yom and bt attlyt tn many tlubs und LP tra turrttullr orgmllatlons yyhtrt yyt lnyt grasptd tht opportunity gtytn to strtngthtn our mmtis md bulld strong hxvh mor1l standlrds ln 111 our thoughts 1nd yyords and dttds 1 my us yyt sttp oytr 1 ntyy thrtshold ot 11 mto 1 yyur torn yy orld of hxtt and grttd wt rt1l17t th1t rtqardltss of vyhut stparatt pzths yyt may takt or yyhat dxfftrtnt dtstmltxons yyt may sttk tht prtstry atton ol thms yy orld and tts ptoplts IS tht rtsponslbtllty of thls our gtntrltton As yyt dtpart yyt hopt wat yt t s t 1 o t o t ts o o 1 t taltnts glytn us by niturt suppltmtnttd m put by tht prtp1rat1on rtttlytd at Pmtaumont to stand up boldly and l1tt Our Vt orld Our luturt Xluth ol tht sutttss of our stnxor yt1r yy as dut to th tflorts ol our tfhtltnt sponsor and capablt ofhctrs lxsttd btlow 0131-ICIRS Prtsldtnt lamts Solarl Vttt Prtsrdtnt Glen Sarar Stcrttary' ltan Htldman 1 rtasurtr Rtchard J1nsstn C ADUCPU9 Corrtspondtnt 'Vlartha Ann Ozltlty Dlgtst Corrtspondtnt Dorothy Sargtnt 'Vlary' Jo Adams 1 xtcutnve Commmtttt ftltan Kovy alskx 1R1chard Baktrsmlth Eyclyn Tackttt Student Councrl 1Robcrt Chrxstlan 1Jane Weber Sponsor MISS Marne Qunnmgham lhulu U , 1 1. 1 1 1 I . 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Club Hun lrd Book Award Future Plans College MARTHA ANN OAKLEY MART C ADUC EUS Corr New Senlor Digest Staff Pres Vrcc Pres Sec Wtten agemot Vrce Pres Sec Bellus Mons Pepperettes Duck Club Squ1reDanclng Club future Plans College Jr AN F KOWALSKI TREFSJII' lxtcurnc Commtttee New Senmr Senmr Class Servtce Club Duck C lub Sports Club Peppcrettes Operetta 48 90 Sec Semor Girls Glee Senior Chotr Future Plans Chtroprxcuc College I-VFLX N TACKETT Student Councll Rep New Senmr Sentor Class Pres Roller Skatmg Club Service Club Duck Club Pepperettes Senior Girls Glee Senmr Choxr Future Plans Collegt Thtrtu one 7 , 4',5 ' , 1. , I e 1 si--rg-V A Sf X A . N- A C , H? t N 5 N NT .. ' ' AR Q K , Sem Cl H Sentoirfflass Karyn? 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Plans Secretanal NVork W ALTER WUESTLING Football B Team 48 Football 49 B 50 B Future Plans College anuarg 51 COETTA LEE BIRGE Operetta Pepperetres Gnrls Bowlmg Club Girls Sports Club uture Plans Offlce XVork DON GILDA GILDA Future Plans Indefinlte AT MILLER PAT Ice Skattng Club Bowlmg Club Future Plans Secretarial Work DONALD Low DON B Team Football 47 Future Plans Work for Emerson Elecmc INA BRINKMAN IODINE Junior C hour Senior Girls Glee Bellus Mons Square Dance Club Ice Skatmg Club Optretta 48 JO Future Plans-College Thirty - three anuafy 5 JANET l:SPI:NCHlLD JAN Servrce Llub Junxor Chorr lurure Plans Yursmg Secretarial XX ork GORDON WATSON WAI IS Svummrng Team 48 B 49 0 lurur: Plans Collrge Wll MA VVAI lxl X Ill Operelta 48 Peppercrtes Future Plans Suncgrapluc Work GORDON WILLXlAY BUD Srudent Councxl Casrmg C lub Scholastic Art Award Future Plans Lollvge Lois TOMBRINK l OU Sports Club Aquadetlcs Duck Club Pepperetles Service Club Opererta 50 Choir Polrcy Commuter- Future Plans College Thlrty four JAl CANADA Jm JAY Opcrelxa 48 50 Future Plans Radro and Tele usron Sales and Reparr BARBARA ALBRK HT BARB Rm-tall Co op C lub Prppercllcs l roubadouls IUYE Plans Omcn X 'nrk 'Vlodclxng l DVNARD HOWARD LDDIL ulurl Plans Work JLAN BECK JLAINIF u un 'lans Office Vnrk OSI:PH CHARLLS REX MER JOE l uturm Pl1ns Collegc IXINXI-III SXIIIII lxlX null A lngu I vvlll NIA IJARSOXB SIIOR III Bupa lor: IIS I' 'I ll 1 xlmxs I C I RU D XX OODRI I I VIARLIARI I D1 1 URI x Ml NXINLII s 3 ION 1 cull: he Skmllngl Ah Spanx C lub Duck Club Ippualuw Howling I Iuh un I 1 In -as 1 1 IANILS RIC I IM I um K C ADL! 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Senicr Girls' Glee Pepperettes Service Club Policy Committee Future Plansfffollege Forty-four Wll LIAM XVII SON BILL lulurc Plms Work JOXCF I 1:11 MUTH Nlroubadours Peppfrettcs ture Pluns Bookkcvplng RICHARD B SMl'IH RICH Srudtnt Council Iuturc Phns Xknrk Bl ITN WOI Tl BFL Senior Girls Crlcc Club Scnlor Choir Service Club Future Plans Stcrctarial NVork BURTON WILKERSON UBURTH Junior Choir Senior Choir Operetta '47 Rifle Club Skating Club Future Plans-College BILIX Jos BLLLOCR HOOQIIR sebnll 47 48 oorbxll 4 Fururn Planx Proteuxonml Blublll DEI URI s GRA1 I D I Serum: C lub lbrary Club 5 nlor C lrlx C n Senior Choir Iuturc Plmx Dancing IDWARD HIXIBURC fnlun Pl -X mnautlci NIARX I A GATI S BILLIF Pcppenuw Curlx Bowling C lub Gurls iporlx C lub un 'I ns Cnmpmnnlu NX ork ROBI RI GLNTLR Boa ud nl Counul I'ruhmnnCho1r In-S Sludml C vunul urur lllns Cu g QC' alluafy 5 1 VIOLET TI AC UE zur ' un Fxpmg 'VIOWROI WUI S Il INC, xioxxu uothall B Tram 4 uorbxll 4 utun I mn College MARX JAN! 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Skzlmg Club l ulun Plxnx College ROBERT FRANK KUNZ BOB Operetta 48 50 Bowling Club Casting Club Future Plans Enlrst rn Scruce PATRICIA STIINSOI I PAT Duck Club Pepperetles Future Plans XX LELAND P HELLWI C LFE Rrlle Team B Future Plans Navy BETTY TIFFANH TIFI- Ice Skatmg Club Pepperettes Khjorette 47 SI Polrcy Commrttee Duck Club Future Plans Secretarial XVork or Pohcewoman RICHARD CUDDAHEE anuafg 5 I Jo ANN NAGEI Pcppercttes Camera Club Ice Skatrng Club Future Plans College ROBERT WALSH BOB Future Plans Work KATHRYN REIML FR KATE Pepperetres Servrcc Club B Future Plans Secretarial Work W111 IAM ROBINSON BILL Future Plans College WA NDA Pos E Y POSEY Seruce Club Pepperettes Future Plans Ofllce XVork Forty seven 7 .. .. -.JON . N 1 -P 'ork K - . A 5: Rgnf Club ' D f!CC1 b E.. ., anuafg 15 THERESA MAE OSTERHOLT Student Councrl Peppercttes Future Plans Stcnographrc XXork JIM BULLIS RAJO Busmcss Manager Drgtst Burbank Chapter I'uturePl1ns Mrnrstry .IUNL IVIUI I SHORIX Rolltr Skaung C lub Itt Slntmg K lub Qerucv C lub Peppcrcllcs Opcrctla 50 Stnmr K hour Fulurr Plans Nursing ROBERT ELCIFXI. HOWLLL GI:NI uturt Plans XX orlx IDI UOX XVHII Il L XXII I1 III Ilrstrrbutru Iducatron Club fhorr I-uturt'PI1nx XX ork Forty eight DONALD IVIULCAHY DOIN Student Councrl Drstnbutne Educatxon Club Future Plans Rarlroad Brake man HI I YN SMITH Oper:-tra 48 Nppertttcs Fururc Plms Ofhcc XVork DON ROBINSON H mm Iablc Ttnnls Futurr PI1nx XX ork BLTTX WALLACE PENXX Qerwrce Club Skarmg Club kuturc Plans Busrness College ROBLRT I IFBIG BOB Camcra Club Digest Photographer ieruce Club Prng Pong C lub La X07 dt Ispana Fururt I'l1ns Indlhnrtc ROBERT DOUO1 AS FRITZ Bos ootball 48 49 Techmcnans I ulure Plans College JACQULLINE MOON JACKIE. Operetu 48 Seruce Club Prppererzex Senlor Choir Future Plans Recepllonls RICHARD MQCORD Future Plans KK ork J UNE IVIARII: HUGHES Duck Club Pepperettes Trcubadours Future Plans Secrehrlal XVork RONALD DAVIS RON Seruce Club Future Plans College. anudfy 5 DELLA CHAPMAN DELLA CADULEUS Staff Future Plans Stenographnc NY ork DONALD RUSSELL SNIOOGE band Future Plans Indefmlte SHIRLEY ANDERSON ANDY Junior Cnrls Glee Senior Girls Glee Service Club La Voz de Espana Operetta Futur Plans College MILTON SPI fl SONNY Boys Bowling Club future Plans Photogrnphrc Work SHIRLEY ANN SCI-IIVIIDT SHIRL Duck Club Pepperettes Student Ccuncnl Future Plans Oflice XVork Forty mne 7 F .' ,'50 'U H A . '.5O 5 .. A .. . .Ll C C. V 'Yi . f my anuary 51 DORO1 HX TAI I OR D01 Rcller Skatmg C lub Rox K WARRIN BUD Bowllng Club Ice Skmrmg Club future Plans C ollcge MAR! I INI I OUISI OVI RBI Oprrelu 48 5 Iuture Plnnx Vlxllxmry Desngnlng GERALD AXDI RSON OTIS Student Council asketball 48 B future Plans Ciolltgt RUBI Wmm R C URL! 1 roubadours Junxor Cnrls G tt Operetta 48 Jumor Cqhmr cpperettcs Iuwrc Plans lncsx College i-41 T Flfly LDWARD WH I:ATLI:H BIC xx HLAr .lsketbnll 48 aseball 48 Student Council ADUCEUS 48 49 50 able Tennxs Future Plans Collegc or Pro Icss1onalB.1scb1II JACQULLINI: ANY Rl:lLl Y JAC KII tu :cm C uh Duck C lub cppcnllcs uturc I l1nx C ompromctry JACK DI MIISII IRISH tm ball Coach nf B Tc m oorball I5 tam 4 no b1nlV.srsny 48 49 Ihxcball 70 ulun Plans Colltgc 1nd Phy ucal Iducunon BETIX MOORE Iulurc Plans Omce Work I RANK CARPENTER I ulurc Plans College 7 . , . B ' , '49, '50 M ' B ' , '49, '50 I 'i lj T It . V3 1 A I - s- -' -Q i1 A V' i Im Ii B' I3 1. t - : v . ': : ' :' -A-Q, rf : In Settling Orzhcslrn '-I7. '48, '4'I. I. 70 .. ,, ,I-. ' 6' '47 I rr: 19 Y . 2 y . A' E I ' ,, . K 3 ,V r B ' A' '40, '50 , , Z ' ' ' I.. 2 If fir . ' 'B . . 1 1 ' I Llfc ' I .f ' , 9- T-,4 + ,' ' A .J - 'Y ' L1 -.fi 11 , , - Al BI RI KAR I XIANN nun 'I lnnlrnnxn CHRISIINI NIARI NAIJOI I CHRIS R Ihr Skating C lub Xquadcllvs Upcrctll -I8 rppcnttn luturrl 1 Q Xlorl Img RICHARD SWOPI DK h GLRAI D NI MAI ONII C IRRX Duck Club llnpperuni Aduxory Curoup Rep lumor buns C In Iulure Plrns Vlmlrlxng PATRICIA BAUGHT 'APATI' Rullvr Skating Club Aquadettes Future Plans Collvg' anuary 51 SHIRI I I A INVI I I 'I-UNI uu n I I1 KVM HAROI D KRI l INI R I uture Plane Q ollcgr Cul ORIA MU! Nl NIOKJSI onm 47 ' C I Rolla Skmrmg Cub Cnrls Bowling C lub s Ics. Skltlngi u Iulurr Plans Bmkkuplng MARX ALICI IPPS RID lurun Plms Inddinllr IVIARGARIET PATRICIA MCGUlRIi Trans. Bowling Club Junior Choir Service Club Cirls' Glec Club Digest -CADUCEUS Cort. Futurr Plane Olflcz XX ork F ifty-one Clfluafy away. Q-65 X Xlsx IQ lfxlxu. Q 4, M., 7 Lis' F X wg? 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'fl' l' H . 1' 1' U Sur -if Q L V , 'Tl ' 21 F Y ' 'M' . ,, A fl y V F -t, 6l UCQUJ THE CLASS OF JUNE I95l BHD GUINIAN Crosh tt just doesnt seem possrble Old Father Trme has floytn by lrke a rocket shxp Yes vte the graduatrng Class of June l95l wrll soon ta e our place among the alumna of Beaumont VW are filled yutn joy to haye reached the goal of eyery hrgh school student and vte are more than proud to recerve our long awarted drploma Hoyycyer there IS another teelrng rn our hearts Flhrs rs sorrovt and reluctance to leaxe our tsonderrful patron who has gurded and protected us durrng these thre and one half years Beaumont Hrgh School As we look back upon our years at Beaumoat ue realrze that ue hayt accumulated a bank account of knowledgc yxhrch can nexer be oyerdrawn We have partrcrpated rn sports and clubs made many nevt and lrlelong lrrends and formed vsarm assocrattons txtth teachers vthrch vue xull alvt ays chertsh backward neyer VJe shall constantly strtye to proceed onvs ard leadrng ytrth the hugh prrnctples of character and sportsmanshtp vte vtere taught at Beaumont 'l he Class of lune l07l vtrshes to express tts complete gratttude to the understandrng and patrent teachers especlally MISS Cunnlngham our sponsor We also yy ant to thank our COHSLILHIIOUS ofhcers lrsted belovt Ol l ICLRS Presldent l-red Gerdts Vrce Presrdent Marlon Steyenson Secretary loan Crray 'I reasurer l loyd Merntt CADUCEUS Correspondent Betty Gunnan Dtgest Correspondent Betty Kotoskr lid Strtker Lxecutrye Commrttee Doyle Drxon lAlv1n Vogt James Garrlson Student Counc1l Representatlves Louxse Hovt ell Evelyn Schm1dt Sponsor lVl1ss M Cunmngham frllu sm 9 . 4 I 3 1 N1 L V 1 . 1 Y V 4 1 1 I 1 Y- 1 I Y V1 1 7V Y U V1 1 1 A 1 , I 1 b . vm vs s s ' 1 Ass ' I C ' A v C 1 1 V1 7 1 - 1 A 1 1: 1 17 VBL L 1 V1 1 V1 V I' 1 Vu Vw 1 1 1 Y I NY! 1 Vs y . 1 I I 1 ' ' 1 1 7 '-1 A I1 1 7 A I Y' 1 1 Y 1 Y1 Y' V V u 4 After much consideration, we have chosen as our motto Onward ever. ' iv1 -l. 1 1 I V1 11 VK 1 4 Y' 1 . ' I 1 L A 1 L L ' I Y1 V1 1 C 1L 4 B 1 Y 1 - YA 1 17 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 , s - L I X 'S i B. 3 5 . Y I . 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Futura Plans Secretnrml Work NORMAN Dout AN POE IVIILDRED BAKE IVIILLIE Roller Skating Club Junior Choir epperettes Future Plans Secretmrml Work Ll OYD HARTMAN Bowlmg Club Ice Skatmg Club Future Plans College PHYI LIS DOOI EI PHIL Pepperettes Sports C lub Future Plant Office Work une 57 WAI IIR W VAN F BU!! Operettm 48 Sensor Chun lulure Plum College PA FRICIA LFE BROWN PAT Servrce C lub Pepperettes Freshman 'Vlusrc Senior Girls Glee Future Plans Transmrttlng Vlachlne Operator CLARENCI: S DUSSINL, Roller Skating Club Senror Chou Future Plans lndetinrte SHIRLEX CASPI R SHIR Sports Club B Student Councrl Futurt Plans College VICTOR LE ROI ILACK SKIP Bcwlnng Club Future Plans Indefmlte Szxiy one 7 I 3 . . 3 f E . 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MONACO AVILBA 'epperettc Student Council Square Dance C lub Roller Skatmg Club lututc Plans College CONSTANCE GOUDX CONNIE Aquadettes CADUCEUS Digest Corr Ice Skaung Club Glrls Bowling Club Grrls Sports Club Freshman Musnc Senlor Girls Glee Jumor Girls Clee Operetta 50 Service Club Pepperettes Chorr Duck Club Future Plans Lollegt FRED HAVELAND Retalllng Club Future Plans College JANICE ETHERTON Gxrls Roller Skatmg Club Future Plans Srcretanal W WILLIAM IVIAYFIELD MOUSE Freshman Musrc Boys Roller Skatmg Club Future Plans College EUGENIA GRESOSKI .IEANIF Sports Club Camera Club Racqueteers Duck Club Pepperertes Future Plans College ork une GEORGE JENSEN Rifle Club Future Plans Parks Arr College MARX IXAY ENGFLHARDT IKAX Roller Skaung Club Ice Skating Club .lunror Cholr Jumor Girls Glee Pepperettes 'Ma orette 47 48 9 Future Plans College DON HOERNSCHMEYER CRUNCH Track 49 Football 48 49 0 Future Plans College MARTHA ROSE DRECKSHAGE MITZIE CADUCEUS Digest Cort Bowllng Club Sports Club Roller Skating Club Pepperettes Duck Club Tenms Club Future Plans College KARI KALTENBACH Buzzr Jumor Cholr 50 Senior Choir 50 Boys Bowling Club Future Plans XVork Srxty five .. 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' . - Y Ca uceud GROUP 24 MRS GI ll Aduzwr lront Roxy Betty Vv'alls Don Martm Donald Sreyung Douglas Warden Ray leurs Bob Krels Vasso Katlnas Sharon Murphy June Bentley Marxlyn lrvun bttcnd Row Juamra Dace Mary Mxller Roland Cucndet Vxto Bono Garland XXVDIIL Dorothy Pellerxto Rostmary Rlce Vlargaret Orton Nancy Garrett Mrchael Kensl-cr lhxrd Roxy KVallacc Guyot Bob Schneldtr Joyce Howell Barbara T1 cher Bonnrc Johnson GROUP 28 MISS Ml l ICAN Aduur lront Rovx Mary Palermo Alyce Clark Cccella J1mes Dorothy Mehlberg Sandra Boucher Peggy Vaal Nancy Stagner Thelma Sxlls Joyce Oakes Catherine McG1nn1ty Second Row Frank Coffey Rlchard laBerta Georganna Tlmpone lots Hartman Jo Ann Jansxng Carol Koenen Vkanda Schatz Dorothy Hoalunson Elmer Grmer Btll Laney fhnrd Rovs Vlxss Vlellcan August Heller Bobby loye Anthony Pertrno Donald Ragsdale John Saputo Robert Holcomb Rlchard lalrcloth Bob Flllott Robert Richardson Olxycr Hucr I amber! 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' . . -, A V' f A 1 Cl uceua Grzoup 43 l NL I5 N 'ldusr lronl Ron Cnun C-'ross lone C lmr lone Qhurrr lun Hxekrmxn Vw mln Boggett Vmlmx Vw h1pplL Xllfglfxl lo kmm Shlrlu Rlmmcx Dolcres lllli ghlfltl Hughu Se ond Row louxs Nllrtxng., 'Nlxrilxn NK hue Berklu Vl rll Carol VlcCullLn Sl'llI'lLN Hudson Ind Murh llnrd Ron Na rmm Bnhrend Ru Hnrseh Rolmd Storkton lred Mun' Vluun Wolfe lohn lhompson Bolv l7r1nrr ldxx 1rd lxatul Bob lhompson Mr l xnglnben GROUP 69 'MRS Blzlvs 'ldL15cr lrcnr Ron Joxcc Klcxne Irene Pxseher Alice Hess Ldvsarda Thomure Shxrley Covsgnll Betty Knrbx Shlrley Srhnxder 'Vlanlxn Speckmewer Mary Bvrd Marxanne Rmglmg Second Ron Harrx Oyler Jack Rrcks Dorothy Mxlea Dons Broun Ruth Frentzel Dorothy Sexb laurell Schoenmger Mary Ann Thneret Norma Jean Svsope Jerry Bess Thrrd Row Damel Genaacx Rav Cathcart Bob Brown Richard Keller Norman Bell Bob Sewell Ronmld Adams Dnk Pellon Ronald Cowen Olan Heape 'Vrneru Iuo w Nlli. ,A.'1l,l- luv. , If XVill.1 Mathews. B-:uv lccncv, Marilvn Cnulcv, Charlannc XVarml1old. Helen McChesncy, A S. f V. A ' ' 4 . . nl V . . K V l V v r Y I y V . l , . I . 1, ' A Y . , CdJllC2u5 GROUP 72 MISS PII RCI AdUlwI' front Row Velda Hollenbauybh Jacquelme lewxs Sandra Deuser Vrrglma Kung lots Clark Josephxnc Novak Charlrne Grlllland Carol Poole Gerald Cuendet James Irmbaugh Second Row lgugene Whrte Shlrley Becker Kathleen ONelll Flame Ritter Joan leppxng Shrrley Ktllems Dale Hicks larry McKenna Robert Mlddendorf Donald Josar Thrrd Row Davtd Mrller Bernard Rmks Phxlnp lndermark lzdwards Mangus Ions Walker Shirley Prlce Ice Spradlnng Thomas Dans GROUP 1 VIRS Ml DIOCK Adwser front Row loretta Pokorny louxs Kassrng Marlon Irschcr Doreen Sarar Gwen Burggrabe Ruth Morran Second Row Kathleen Burns Joan Whxtc Charlotte Feldmuer Mlldred Stillman Bcverlx Cundrff lrances Holdner Shxrley Edgar Bewerly McC11nnxs Shirley Tn7 Arlenc Skellx Thlrd Row Matthew Noonan Ronald 'Vlontgomery Raymord Schlercth John Monk James OI aughlm Paul Schnerdcrhernle lavxrtntc Numeycr Fourth Row Rmlph Hamrlton Eugene Thurman Thomas Boone Mrs Fdxsrna Medlock Jmmes Mohr John llll Charles Dans Robert Joslm Nmelu three l , - S i . Av 1. ' 4 . P aff f ' HF7' ..'4T'nA s fit I ,. ' ' ' l' ' V, ' I - ' Y ' V ' 'V ' I , 'A I 'Z ' L . ' r . ' , . ' 4 A A 'lr rr -x lx vm . , ' ' y' 1 . . . . Y . -1 . Cd uceud GROUP 8 MISS HLINSKI flduslr lronr Ron Betty Murphy Jaclue Tashler Drxrc O Brien csrell VVrllrams Par Jasperrng Serond Rovl Carol Rhyne Phyllrs Polacek Pat Woods Joan I-dwards ltla Anderson Shrrlcx Hutton Kaney Rich Jo Ann l ane Anmlr Oxerby Thrrd Rovl Carl Nepute Dale Whrtwell laxerm Kmretcn Ku Sewell Jour. Robnrtmn Shrrley Vkloods XVay ne Johnson Joe Cardrnale Rob rt luddc James Renl7 Rrcl'ard Underwood George Yank James Sehunlhergh GROUP 10 MISS CHIIDS Aduser lronr Row Jean Panhorst Pat McGee Joan Clrpper Sharon Erbc llrnor Hrra Burrlx lange Genexa Fdwarde Second Rovn June Twadorskr Joan Klem Pat Imncgan Susan Nobby Dorothy Wrlle loan McDonald Bcxerly Burggrabe Vrolet Baker ThrrdRRovl: Don Pala7zolo Ted Swrgarr Jerrold Reilly leo Cnxcllo Donald lxcnnedy Bob oac lourth Row James latke Forrest Dyer Gary Dammer James Burkec Robert Neece Carl Taylcr Bull Rules Nmeru four Fourth Row: Miss l-lenske. Ronald lfoppe. Tom XX'hile. Clarence XVarhoover. Ronald Toth, CGCIUCQU5 GROUP 12 MISS HAIUNAQ ll Aduser lrent Roxy blalrlcy Dans Sandra Gracefla Yyonnt Ztegltr 'Vlmrulyn Shtrmmn 'Vlarnlyn Stanley Barbara Bell Betty Crow Suond Row Margre Burroughs Mary Ann Syfbtrg Norma Dcyrne Clare Potthofl' Dolores Ofstenn Bucrly Brregleb Wanda Heaton Shrrlu Blovx Third Roxy Clmton Day Ronald Unser Vrrgrl Hollavxay Donald luhrxq lohn Donnelly James lxlasencr lourth Rovs Jrm Marshall Don Reeyes Nxck Potsos Don Adams Jack Crawford Jack Exchacker Jerry Schlereth Roger Bohn Harold Johnson GROUP 14 lront Rovx Alrtha Werdner Kathern Palank Norma Adams Nxdmc Adams Marilyn Shaw Gall Spres Second Row laycrne Scleurer Sandra Scoyllle Bcnme Vrctory Bertha Conlln Lula Bello. Grnmsley lorrame Hartman Patsy McComber Margaret Penton Thlrd Row Marvrn Bolgers Jack Kennebeck Charles Brendle Dorthy Supp Vtrgmxa Irsthcr Rxcl'-ard Boje Bull Wecker Jrm Patterson lourth Row Bull Duemg Ronald Humes Ray Bryant Ray Stoner Daye Hicks Charles Barlow Fred K Bauer Kenneth Kottcmann Bully Donoyan Absent XVmn1e l'urner Nrnetg flu .I ' ' 3 i .. '. ' MISS Lomax. Adviser a uceua GROUP 17 MISS V301 Il flduser lront Row Roberta Allemann Gordon Hoppe Nlartclla Patrnck N trgtl Crom Io Ann Xkcgman Sccond Row Daud Hagen J ne Bloss 'Vlary Belle Vkxlson Antta Harget Gcncyxcyc XX ood vyorth Ruta Rogers l ots Purdue Patsy loster Ihtrd Row Jack Kunkle Mary Ann Candclc Nlary Dc 71no Su7annc Janes Marllxn Pcach Joyce Scellncr Grace Ventlmlglxc Vlary Humphrey Leonard Rrekcr Ray Mueller lourth Row Norman Rosenkoelter Fycrctt S hult7c Robert Hartmann Jerry Do. Nloss GROUP 18 'VlISS BAXNIPXLR rldtzser lront Rovu Sur Coy Jeanne Ochsenknccht Hope Nollmann Margin. Grupe Pearl Coonrod Carol Slemetster Vohndell Hudson Sccond Ron Rtta Iorrest Joan locke Janice Schacfrr Shirley XX ussenbarn Joan Brackett Luanna Vloorc Joyce Bab hlck Jovce Nagle Jane Redstone Third Row Vtntent Calamla Eddxe Steenbergen Jamcs Rtchte Jamts lannmg Eryen Thoma Alan Varner Iddte Kaufmann Gerald Ttemann fourth Roxy laurence Toal Btll Stukenbrock Jack lngelkc Robert Thomas Kcnncth Tesla Amery srx I , . . , ' . ' V' ' b K 'V v- V- v' w A Vv 7' t ' t fu v 7 . Kenncth4CaAen. Robsrt Blase. John Glllham. Robertivogler. Louis Scott. Richard Thompson iii! JLCEMLJ GROUPZO 'VlISS LEIP AdLlS9l lront Ron Jmmts Korman Beurly Denrns Thomas Wlber Joann Bohn Jack Doran Shnrley Kelle Second Row Joanne Sleade Barbara Cull Wanda Let Schaefer Peggy Plrtle Barbara 'lhnr hermer Ethel Bruch Vrola lorberg Carol Essary Yvonne Bennett Thlrd Rovn Thomas lansmg John Stephens Dolly Furlong Margaret Schacklxn Mary Petndes Rlchard Shotwell Iouns Poemcke Jerry Easterwaod lxettlcr Alan Strlcker GROUPB6 VIISS ROWAN Ad U1 ser lront Row Shirley Austin Jo n Broadwater Carol Anyon Vlary Ann Brown Glorra Cooper Setond Row Ethel Schnexder Carol Bmder Pat Snmpson Norma Kucbler Frances Freesmerer Betty Lafser Patrxcla Crandall Elame Dawson Fr nces Sheehan Thlrd Row Dale Merkel John Roulston Richard Thompson Martha Collins Vxta Tnvoln Frances Lucldo Thomas Adams John Roth Blll Woodard lourth Row Joe Kurete Duane Harbin Anthony Vaccaro Tobert Voepel Troy Corder Dale Prltchard Don Briscoe Mass Rowan Nmelu set en A QQ T . 'l ' Fourth Row: Gene Merriott, Richard Joslin. Miss Vera Zeip, Thomas Davenport. Gregory I y -4 I ': ' . ' , a , . r , ' . a 11162115 l GROUP 41 'VIISS BLLK1 I x Aauser lront Rovs Margtret Dlederxch Beyerly leuandoslu Judxth Brunkhorst Carol Huddleston Mary l manual lots Nauert Shlrley Kung Second Roxy llorence Connors Dorothy Heerlem Carole Vylcss Allc Brow nc Mildred 'Vlomta Juanxtm Dans Nancy Kraus Ihrd Rovx Ronald Hollxs Joe Brtres lavsrence Dorenkamp Dvught Chrnsttan Betty Jem Aldrldee Shtrley ltscher Bob MOIOVII7 Marshall XVr1ght Jack I asky Scholle Stanley Chltuood Mildred Buckley GROUP 47 Mlss Mm ERSIFCK Adcrser lront Roxy Peggy Ann Hagler Shlrley Bmford Marjorle Blrk Carol Branclch Joyce lang Second Roxy Joyce laye Jelf Shirley Luter Judy Moeller Roberta Schulte 'Vlary Jean Burgette Pamela Martm Peggy Llttle Jeanette Dev1see Thlrd Row Wlllldm Roessner Robert Tlefenbrunn Wllllam rlSCh6l' Carol McGu1re Conme Welschan June Stcahle Archxe Wayne Kenneth Hohl Jack Anthony fourth Rovt Kenneth Drumtra Ball Plerce Leroy Thomas John IeRoy Bull Jett Ronnie Sanders George Schreiber Anthorlv Welr Don Wxnes Amery etch! l Fourth Row 1. Louis Gola, Robert Howaldl Don Hansard. Daniel Rcalel Fred Clark, Scott 661111162146 Y GROUP 54 'VlIiS Cl lIZ fld zscfr r nt R xx Doris SL au nkcr l CCS tlcr R L Ann l I7 'Nlarllxn luurno Vrrglnu Findlay florence. Turnbough C lleln Arnold Suond Rovx Joan Truskl Maxmc Burnett 'Vlarnn Moon 'Vlarron Clark Norma lmdi P11 Aldrxclo Pat Fmerson Jane Burke Donna Donaldson loan Babxnsky llorrd Rom Vkarrm Kmmngcr K1rl Er clrus John Ccllrns Rcnald Harrrson XX rllram lngland Rrchard XXVIIDCI' Bully Hcour Don Hallowell lourth Revs Mass Gutl Jack Brclrfclcl Don Houlmher Robxrt Soho Dnrd Hall Rnhard I ucck Paul lulkcrson QROUP 79 VIISS HLLKF flduser ront Ron C ral Sud ur Vnnn mkm uerlx Ann Klln Mlrlhr urla xx l'hL mr nur uond Rexx rrbua lxrlllnn I xnm Srckman Iors Brlb rler Plwllr Suu: 'Vlrrn Amour Llllnlmth Ol mghlrn Bmrlwra Copeland Rosa Ragua lhrrd Ron Jos. Brttmr I mu XX ublr Roblrt Panlxorst lou Ann Dum Shrrlu XX 1llLm.1nn 'Vlarnn Vklolf Roger Holkr lr nk Sualrsm Stcvmrt Strong, lourth Ron XX nm lrourloncr ILRON xXllSLl l Rn Sais l mls Rnk l l X xt Pwr k Ol mughlrn Crurlcs Dum Dmll XX .xlls fknrhe nx Cormm 'Xrmlg mm , I kk' A 1 . vw' '54 . ,N +5 lim, l .. 1255. I5 o o ': 5 'h '.' , 5ran , Sci . oft' Hi ., . ,. . ' ' I 5 '. 5 5 v . o X . ': 7 1 ' ' . . 5 S ' . .w 5 2 , ' . 5 2 . 1 , I 1 7, . ' . 2 ,. ' .' - ' . ' . - , ,' 'A ' I I 1 s' ' f- - ' 0 - jx C 8 . .. .. . l' ': 81.1 ll Rr .BV I' . . I5 vp ' 'l . I5-l , Sv ,': B. . 15, ,' ' ' . ,cn. 'xo Mr ' ., :',. I ,x 4 . 1 14. . X 1. . 55' vi u 5 v' KJ 5 Vw' ul x 4 n l fb' S I yv VL 1 l . 5. . '. 5.1 ' '. . 1, 5 ': '.j ' 5 . Q j ,w. 5 hu ,l.rin. . if .. . .. .,.. . . ,., . . . 1- - A . ,A . Um' Hundred lx ' I wa ll 1 ' lx One Hundred One Um' H umlm al 'lin l'l porla Ca JMC 21,15 ff x 5 Q urn 1 f rslf' OLU One Hundred Three KCCJUCQLLJ lrent Row Louts Prtnce lloyd 'Vlerrttt B111 Baloutn Jcrrx lxoch Charles Currtndtr Chmrlts Bacon .Jerry Andersen t:d VN heatley Bob Center Second Row Ron Ntebert Manager Dale Petttt Don Ross Harry Purct Coach 'Iom Stanton Paul Vklrtght Tom Stanton Don Spma Date Rae Vlmager BASKETBALL 1926 1951 Toxt STAN rom For twenty Exe years Beaumont has had great success tn basketball Under the superxtston of three coaches Mr Lewts 'Vlr Polster and Mr Stanton only one hundred and HIHEICCI1 for a percentage of 763 Bestdes thts they hast won five state champtonshtps and ctght ctty champtonshtps ln the first year of compctttton under Mr lewts the team vxon twelxe of tts nmeteen games Whtle Mr Lewts now athlettc dtrector coached basket ball from 1926 to 1930 Beaumont teams won fifty four out of nmety stx games or an axcrage of 963 whtch IS a good percentage for a school tn competttton just Eve years Beaumont won tts first ctty champtonshtp under Mr Polsttr tn 1932 The next year the same team won both ctty and state tttles beattng St Louts U Htgh whxch by the vtay was at that ttme coached by Mr Stanton tn the state fmals Between the years 1932 and 1939 Beaumont dexeloped many good basketball teams under the coachmg of Mr Polster Durmg thts pertod Om Hundred Four , ': V '. , F ' .V Y ' . ' I' . ' . . ' , - V' 1 1 7 - Y 3 3 . 7 ' 'u l . . I . t . . . , Beaumont teams have won three hundred and eighty-three games while losing I 3 I 5 'I . I 1 'A 5 I ' ' 3 U 4 I V 3 7 Y H , . . X . . . V 1 V ' . . Y Cl UC 811,15 the teams won e1ghty erght of the1r one hundred and tw enty flve games for a percentage of 704 thus establ1sh1ng Beaumont as a basketball power 1n the c1ty of St Lou1s Besrdes wmnxng the Clly champlonshxps ID 1932 and 33 and the state champ1onsh1p IH 33 the team of 1937 won for Beaumont IIS th1rd c1ty t1tle In the Hrst fifteen years of basketball our teams won one hundred and forty two games out of two hundred and nmeteen played or an over all percentage of 648 'I he next ten years of basketball saw Beaumont Wlfl four state ehamp1on shxps and five c1ty crowns Wlfh Mr Staaton as coach I7l'llS was the most successful era of the sport 1n the school Durmg that per1od our teams won two hundred and forty two games an average of 852 a record wh1ch would be the pr1de of any coach Not only 1n 1942 and 43 d1d they w1n the state champ1onsh1p lth1s was the first t1me any team 1n lVl1ssour1 had won the state champ1onsh1p two years 1n a rowj but they also accomplxshed the same feat 1n 47 and 48 wh1le Fred Kovar and Bob Koch were starr1ng Bes1des hav1ng won four state champ1onsh1ps the team traveled SIX t1mes 1n n1ne years to the State Tournament In the SIX years that Beaumont v1s1ted the tourney they placed SIX men on All State teams three of these players made 1t tw1ce They are Jack Mc uxre 42 and 43 Fred Kovar 47 and 48 Bob Koch 47 and 48 Art Demlxng 43 James Solarx 43 and Lou Lehman 46 Coach Stanton s teams have not fimshed lower than second snnce 1939 Beaumont teams under the leadersh1p of Fred Kovar and Bob Koch won twenty n1ne of th1rty games 1n 1947 and twenty e1ght of twenty n1ne games IH 1948 Thus after fave state and e1ght Clty t1tles four of the state and five of the c1ty 1n the last n1ne years IS It any wonder Beaumont IS a basketball power ID the state of MISSOUII 19501951 BEAUMONT HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an an an an an an an 1 Feb e e Fe Fr1day Tuesday Saturday Tuesday Fr1day Tuesday Saturday Tuesday Saturday Frxday Saturday Tuesday Saturday Tuesday Saturday Saturday Central C B C Roosevelt St Mary s De Andre1s Normandy Central lVlcBr1de Cleveland Lutheran TOURNAMENT Soldan Blewett St Lou1slU H S lVlcK1nley Pr1nc1p1a Southwest Hadley I ague gam s played at St IOUIS U Cym Here There St Louxs U Gym Here 'I here There St LOUIS Gym Here St Lou1s U Gym Semmary Freldhouse AT DE ANDREIS St Lou1s U Here St LOUIS U Here St LOUIS U St Lou1s U Gym Gym Gym Gym One Hun lred l1ee . . Q 2 . 1 1 , ' . . ., ,. I e, .5 ... .9 . ' . .12 . ' .15 ' ' ' .19 1 :HJ . 6 . 'U. J. 9 ' eJ .13 . ' . 1 J .19 ' ' e J .22 26 ' I ' XJ .27 - 1 . ' . J .ao 1 . .. - 1213.6 ' tkFb. 10 . ' . 1-1. 17 ., ' . a UC 0145 Front Row Walter Steiner Gary Cockrell Bob Jennings Bob Flammang Bu77 Vogt Gordon Watson Fred Gerdes Second Rovs Coach Bob Dans Irank Rose Tom Vviber Ed Mangus Charley Bonano Frank Carpenter Gorman Morris Third Rovt Jon Hoefer Earl Axery Milton Jordan Ray Mueller Harry Jones Ed Vvilhelms Dave Ledford Top Row Jack Bell Phillip XVard Jerry Schieler Richard Underwood Charles Dobbins Don Ahlxers Bill Laney Gene de Plomb James Kiser John Stephens SWIMMING TEAM JIM SOLARI In 1926 when Beaumont High School opened only five sports had achieved an interscholastic standing. Swimming had not yet been raised to that rank. Before swimming reached this interscholastic standing in Beau- mont however we were building the sport of swimming up little by little. In 1927 and 1928 Steve Neilson in order to create an interest for swim- ming among the boys organized a Boys Swimming Team and he himself acted as their coach. The success of this movement was seen by the fact that Beaumont in participating with other schools only by a stroke of bad luck missed coming first and ended up in third place in the 1928 season. From 1928 to 1933 nothing of great importance happened in Beaumont's world of swimming except in 1931 when Mr. Fuller the new coach of the team secured permission from the Board of Education to participate in the Western lnterscholastic Swimming Meet at the University of Iowa in which we came out in second place. One Hundred Six My Cl uceud It was not until 1933 however that swimming' became an interscholastic sport 1n the Clfy of St Lours It was start1ng 1n these years that Beaumont as a sw1mm1ng team made 1 name for 1tse1f In 1933 1934 and 1936 Beaumonts Sw1mm1ng 'leam won the c1ty champ1onsh1p and 1n 1935 they won the first state champ1on sh1p under the1r re11able coach Mr Fuller ln these four years outstandmg sw1mm1ng marks were set by Orv11le LISYOH B111 Ray and Carl Rasche '1h1s was the start of Beaumont s Sw1m1n1ng leam and ever s1nee If has 1lways g1ven Beaumont a good record ThlS record up to the prevxous year stands as such 1n CIIY and state meets C1ty Meets Hrst places 1933 34 36 46 49 and 50 second places 1935 1rd places 1937 8 41 44 47 48 fourth place and s1xth place 1943 State Meets F1rst places 1935 46 49 50 second place 1937 th1rd place 1948 fourth places 1939 41. 44 41 f1fth places 1941 45 and s1xth place 1943 In 1941 Mr Elhott became the new coach of the Sw1mm1ng 'Ieam Under hrs coachmg 1n 1942 Beaumont won the Svummmg League Champ1on sh1p wh1ch IS awarded to the school w1th the best won and lost records 1n dual meets ln the lnterscho1ast1c Meets of that year the Beaumont 200 yard relay team of Vogt Hartman Cnarvey and Classen eas1ly won the event Wlfh 1 record t1me of 1 -17 9 Then 1n 1945 Beaumont and Roosevelt t1ed 1n the 1nv1tat1onal Relay Vleet under coach El11ott Our most recent success 1n the sport or sw1mm1ng 15 our w1nn1ng of the C1ty and State Ch3mplOUShlpS IH 1949 111 wh1ch Ronme Johnson set a nevs natronal record 1n the 150 yard 1nd1v1dual medley Wllh a remarkable t1me of 1 39 8 and 1n 1950 when under Coach Wlllldm Uphouse we aga1n repeated to take the state crown spearheaded by Harold Ehrlrch Aga1n the Beaumont Sw1mm1ng Team under the capable coachmg of Mr Robert DAVIS w1ll try to repeat the1r record of the last two years Ind we as the students WlSh them the best of luek SWIMMING 1950 1951 SCHEDULh Nov Dec 11 Dec Dec X J an an an an JH t 8 6 9 C 1 1 St LOUIS U Htgh Cleveland Soldan Blewett Normandy Roosevelt Normandy Hadley Pre11m1nar1es Annual Relay Carn1va1 Fmals Annual Relay Carn1val Central Pr1nc1p1a Pre11m1nar1es State Meet Fmals State Nleet PTIHCIPIJ Beaumont Beaumont Y M H A Normandy Roosevelt Beaumont Beaumont Wash U F1eld House Wash U F1e1d House Beaumont Beaumont. 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C' l tele' , W gacluceud X.lX,',xQfR K ff THE. GYM TEAM GENE GAULLE1 The Gym Team was originally a club It was the first club to be organ ized at Beaumont High School Its founder was Doctor Hans Lehrman who brought the club from Yeatman High School to Beaumont 1n 1926 Although there were no interscholastic gym meets from 1926 to 1939 the Gym Club did win high praise for its exhibitions In 1939 the first interscholastic gym meet was held here in the Beaumont auditorium From that time on the Gym Club was known as the Gym Team In 1941 Mr Ehlers took over the job as coach of the Gym Team Mr Gallais became the coach in 1944 In 1949 Mr Doerr the present coach became sponsor of the Gym Team During this past year the Gym Team had its biggest and most successful season it went through undefeated interscholastic competition placed third in the Annual Christmas Invitational meet and fourth in the Annual Ozark A A U meet In the Ozark A A U meet Beaumont had four men in the first five places of the first grade division One Hundred Ezqht There were no athletic letters awarded for gymnastics until 1941. Ca. LIU, Cell J Front Row Ruchard Lawless Elmer Gruner Jack Dowd Second Row Mr Langleben Tom Stanton Jack Moddock Gene McNeely GOLF TOM STANTONI Golf has had uts ups and downs un the Publuc Hugh School League sunce ut was one of the last sports to be untroduced un the league and also was termunated for a peruod of years It dud not attaun the status of a major unter scholastuc sport untul 1932 Duscontunued un 1944 ut was not resumed agaun untul the sprung of 1950 From the very begunnung Beaumont has been successful un the sport The Blue and Gold won the lirst champuonshup un 1932 under the able coachung of Mr Tugert Mark Schlude captaun of the team won low medalust un the tournament held at the Forest Park and Crystal Lake courses Mr Harry Kemp took over the coachung reugns un 1934 and saw a team of Junuors and sophomores do remarkably well by funushung thurd However the next year the squad came unto the lumelught agaun by finushung on top of the conference That year Bob Strycharz who was the lone freshman on the tutle wunnung team of 32 Hnushed first un unduvudual standung and vurtually led hus team to vuctory and the followung year the Blue Jackets retauned the trophy Between the years 1944 and 1947 Mr Kemp sponsored the hopeful par busters un what was called the Golf Club However un 1948 Mr Jack Lang leben took over as coach and scheduled matches wuth several of the hugh schools un the area The next year the Jackets won the unofficual champuonshup of the Publuc League by defeatung all the schools who had teams Golf resumed league play un 1950 Mr Langleben stull monutor saw hus team finush thurd behund Soldan Blewett and Southwest Thus year although not favored to wun he expects a good showung by the squad un the sprung tournament One Hundred Nme . , , . . . , , , . L v . . , , . f - 1 . . . , . . . . . . . 1 - v . - ' ' v 1 ' v v CGJUCBUJ -Q TRACK 1926 1950 Lamar Dol Luci R Durrng the years 1926 to 1939 the track teams under the drrectron of 'Vlr Raymond Lewrs 1Vlr Fager Mr Grlbert Mrller and Mr Charles Naylor produced many fine squads There was competrtron rn three drvrsrons then Semor Jumor and Mrdget To compete rn the Mrdget drvrsron one had to be less than 14 years old and under 63 rncnes tall lhese small speedsters trrumphed rn almost every meet they entered ln the Senror drvrsron one strll standmg record was set rn 1937 wrth Brackman s outstandrng leap of Beaumont bevan rts meteorlc rrse to the top of the track heap rn the sprrng of 1940 the year the Jun1or team ran off wrth top honors rn both the drstrrct and crty meets The year 1940 was hard on the Jumor records the 100 yard dash record of 10 4 was tred by Jarsrng and Masterson Jansrng also t1ed the hurdle record 14 6 Altpeter set a new record of 52 3 1n the gruelrng 440 and the 880 yard relay team set a st11l standrng record of l 34 2 The wmmng medley relay team consrstrng of Altpeter Berg Masterson and Guetheus brought Beaumont xts fir t State trophy Mr Olrver Duggrns rn 1942 gurded thrs team In 1943 Mr Ehlert replaced Mr Duggrns who left to jorn the F B l Th1S team placed Hrst rn the crty second rn the state and drstrlct meets A well balanced C B C team nosed out Beaumont rn the drstrrct by the narrow margrn of 52 51 V One Hundred Ten I YW G' fr, .ev 1. 2 x 9 may ' , 1' ll I 7 X h H 1 3 . 1 I I . 4 I x - x - . . 1 - . .H 1 . ' , i 1 ' - - . 1 f 11 feet 1115 inches in the Senior pole vault. y 'P 1 . 3 . s . . , v - ' Q 1 Q v . 5 'Q . D 1. 4 . , 1 I ' ' ' 4 ' u - 3. a uceud The sprmg of I944 brought Mr Luclus Gallars to the helm The hugh lxght of the season was the State meet at Columbxa where the cmder bearers came from far back ln the early stages to nose out a power laden Unxversrty Cxty team 26 25 A wm rn the final exent the medley relay returned the trophy to Beaumont In the Drstrrct meet a U Crty team eager for revenge beat Beaumont 64 48 The Jackets rall1ed to overwhelm Roosevelt and Cleve land rn the Interscholastlc The sprlng of 1945 found th Beaumont track team startrng early stayxng late and workxng hard to produce another lane team and thus pa1d ff Mr C1alla1s charges had thelr greatest year wlnmng the trrple crown the State Dxstnct and Crty meets Beaumont was the first school to achnexe thls honor The Bluejacket squad of 1946 drd what was expected of them wrnnlng the State and Cnty U Crty prevented arother clean sweep by takrng the Drstrrct Th1s year marked the nfth strarght tame Beaumont won the Inter scholast1c meet For the l947 season Mr Duggtns returned as coach Due to the mrd year graduatxon of practrcally the whole team we were beaten rn the Cxty by a powerful Roosevelt team Thls year started Roosevelt s stlll exrstmg rergn as C1ty champs Startlng the year wlth only one semor letterman the 48 team surprrsed everyone by placlng second rn both d1v1s1ons The 48 season mtroduced the Fxrst Annual Interscholastrc relays Every event IS run nn the form of a relay Beaumont plaeed second ln both d1v1s1ons Startxng the 49 season wlth only sxx lettermen Coach Henry Backus led our team to fourth place rn the Crty and thlrd ln the relays plus vrctory IH all but one of the dual meets The Jumor team led by speedster Bob ChflSI13H who won the l00 the 220 and placed thxrd 1n the hurdles and Jerry Koch who easlly won the shotput raced to second place rn the Cxty The 1950 edmon of the Bluejackets took second place rn the Cnty bemg narrowly beaten by Roosevelt The Jumor squad toppled all oppos1t1on to take the Crty XVIHHLIS were Bob Anderson Doyle Drxon B1ll Rrnglrng and therr fine 880 yard relay team 'Ihe star of the semor team was agaln Bob Chr1st1an He we on the 100 yard dash and 200 yard low hurdles rn near record tame and Jolned the relay team of Dollrnger Rutledge and Prerce that placed thrrd Jerry Koch ln the shotput and Walter Schlrr ln the hrgh hurdles xx on the1r exents for the semors Next year should be a good year for Beaumont provndlng 1 large number of lower term boys come out for the team to replace the graduatxng lettermen How about lf, Une Hun ir 41 ll L ra 1 f 1 1 - 1 11 1 , 1 1 1 1- 1 , 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . 1 ,f 1 1 1 1 1 1, . 1. 1 4 . 1 11 1 1 H v 1 1 1 , e e O . -1 . . . .1 - 11 1 15 - 1 1 - 11 1 1 1 111 e , , . . 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 . . A 1 1 1 1 1, . e 1 1 1 . . e . 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 C 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L v 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , 1 1 . e e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 . e e 1 1 111 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 e 1. . e . ' er Ze l' Cl MC 2115 lrcnt Rou Blllx Bullock Rob rt Burlus Carl Binlah Pele Vntalt Edu ard Vw hcitley lohn 'Vlahon Gerald Delgaudxo Charles Kasdtn Robtrt Klein Second Row Clcrald Johnson Dalt Pettit lloyd lvlflfflff VVa1tcr NVatson Chirles Currxndtr Martin Mtrcurxo Ralph Qanders Donald Sackett Donald l-laftr Anderstn Raymond Ctglxnskx Jamts Rcddntk 'Vlartm XXGII' larrx Naglt Manager BASEBALL ED WHPATLI x In twenty five years Beaumont s baseball teams have won seven cxty cham pronshrps Mr V1ctor Klrk and h1s team brought the first baseball champlon ship to our alma mater rn 1928 and repeated thrs feat in 1932 and 1942 In 1944 Mr Ray Elliott was named the new baseball coach of Beaumont High School and rn hrs first year as coach brought the team to the top of the 11st for our fourth champronshlp ln two years Mr Elliott came back wrth another strong team and copped the Publlc Hrgh School Baseball Trophy agaln Following a two year cycle 1N1r Elliott added a sixth first place trophy to the Beaumont exhrbrt nn 1948 Last year was one of the best baseball seasons Beaumont has ever had wrth a record of twenty seven wins agamst five losses On the 1950 ball club Coach Ellrott was glad to have such power as lrttle Brlly Bullock who batted approxnmately 500 for the season Billy however IS only one of the many great ball players that Beaumont has produced We can claim Roy Srevers of the St Louis Browns named Rookle of the Year rn 1949 Chuck One Hundred Tu, elue Third Row: Tom Stanton. Donald Ross. Ronald Fischer. John Piskulich. Coach lilliott. Gerald i. ', '. .l ' l',. ' ki . a uceud Drerrng of the St Lours Cardinals one of the b t and fastest fielders rn the game Jack McGuire and Hoffmann of the New York Grants Bud Blattner formerly of the Philadelphia Phillies and many others who are strll rn the minor leagues but will soon reach the big leagues such as Earl Weaver Bob Wersler Gene Barth and Neal Hartweck Wrth bright prospects Beaumont s dramondmen and Coach Ellrott have just begun to bring baseball champronshrps to 3836 Natural Bridge Our baseball teams have made Beaumont nationally renowned for its abrlrty to Pl AY BALL THE BEAUMONT BEAUTIES JFRRY D LGAUDIO Three beauties Gene Barth Earl Weaver and Neal Hertweck were the marnstays of the Wrnsten Salem Cards lineup rn the 1950 pennant drive Beaumont High won the St Lours crty trtle rn 1944 1946 1948 and 1950 From those teams have graduated more than a dozen polished major league prospects Vveaver who rs 19 years old graduated rn 1948 one year ihead of hrs teammates Barth and Hertweck Beaumont with Earl a star ot the team durrng the seasons of 1944 1945 and 1946 won a total of 54 games whrle losing 14 lt was then these three found themselves as teammates rn a season when Beaumont had a record of 20 wrns and 5 defeats Weaver was then signed by the Cardinals and went to West Frankfort lll to play hrs first professional game rn 1948 Earl was also with St Joseph Mo and rs now Wrth Wrnsten Salem rn a Class B Cirolrnr league Hertweck played the 1949 season with Albany Ga where hrs sensatronal work stamped hrm as a future major leaguer He celebrated hrs 18th brrthday thrs spring Barth rn the Pony League and Allentown rn Salem whrle hrttrng 325 playrng with St Joe But that isnt the whole story Roy Srevers regular outfielder and hrttrng star of the St Lours Browns also named American League Rookie of 1949 Jimmy Goodman who was Wrth the Chicago White Sox after graduation Bob Hoffman playrng with Oakland rn the Pacific Coast League Dick Loeser hurling for the St Lours Cards farm club at Montgomery Bobby Louis being drafted by Brooklyn and now with l ancaster P1 Jimmy Pettit Wrth San ford N C Ray Henderson playrng rn the Florida International League thrs season Harley Beavers starring with St Joe rn the Cardinals organization Former Beaumont stars now playrng professional baseball rnclude Bob Lewis Brooklyn Ray Henderson Cleveland Bob Wersler Yankees Sam Mikel Cards Jim Enrrght Braves Dick Wuestlrng Yankees Roger Wrnsee Athletics Bob Reed Cards Dale Meyers Pirates Jrm Hudson South Caro lrna Bob Yerkey Pirates Bart Mantra Cards 'lom Norbut Cards B111 Jenkins Grants Roy Ruff Pirates Lou Prince Grants Don Gerdt Cards 2-5:obdDuncan Cards Bob Klren Cards B111 Bullock Yankees Don Hafer ar s Much of the success of the players and teams from Beaumont rs due to the coach Ray Ellrott One Hundrel Ihzrtee . . ' . . v QS . x .. ,,. . ' II ii lx V ' ' V 1 V 1 1 i I 3 I 3 - ' . 1 I I' ' al C . N, j . ' , , .l , . 1 1 1 U V a husky 20-year-old, divided his first season-1949-with Hamilton, Ont., , - ' , L.: ' ' , ' - ' ,t I ' ' , : ' ' , 3 , x 1 1 x . , ' , c 'E ' . Ca uceud Stated .lack Ostermcycr Bcb Stncns l:d Strxker Dale Meyer Daw: Rahubka itmdmg Cus Sansone Ronald ll s Russ Dlppold Gene dt Plomb Coach Docrr TENNIS ED STRIRPR ln 1931 the first year of tennxs played at Beaumont tht team coached by Mr Henry Backus and Mr Vlctor Kxrk wound up rn thrrd place ln the Publlc Hlgh League In 1932 the net men coached by Mr Backus alone agam took thxrd place as they have done rn 34 43 45 46 47 and 49 In 33 35 39 42 and 44 the team took second posltlon The only poor Jackets Hmshed sxxth and fourth respectxvely The champnonshrp years at Beaumont have been rn 36 37 38 40 and 50 Durlng the seasons stretchmg from 36 to 39 mclusnve the Jacket netsters under Coach Backus went through a strmg of 71 consecutxve v1ctor1es Thxs rs a record that st1ll remalns today and w1ll probably keep for a long trme to come Beaumont has also proved ntself outstandmg ln the MISSOUII State Hxgh School Tenms Champxonshrp In 36 and 37 Bud Blattner won the smgles t1tle and the followmg year George Hendry made lf three stranght sxngles champlonshrps for Beaumont In 38 and 40 we were also doubles champron wlth the teams of Hendry Mamc and Randall Weber In 1948 Mr Harvey Doerr took over the Job of coach and brought to Beaumont 1ts latest tennis champxonshxp 1950 Vvlxth live returnmg lettermen Coach Doerr s squad should be a vcry strong contender 1n next year s compet1 tron and we hope that Beaumont wxll contmue 1ts ine work nn tenms One Hundred Fourteen f' : ' , W '. 3 .1 4 , ' , ' .. . . ' 1 1 . . . ' 's.. 4 . ' . ' , . 3 B years, which come in all sports, have been in '41 and '48 in which the Blue ' 60.61116 Bud LKUDD LUUN IK Y DOYLE DIXON Durlng the course of the cross country season the fellows on the team run over all types of terram rn all krnds of weather The race IS usually between one and a half to two mrles long but the dlstance rn workouts often reach four mules It takes rntense trarmng to be a good cross country runner for the race IS not only long but rt rs fast Cross country IS relatnvely new at Beaumont It was started rn the fall of l945 by Coach Luclen Gallals Although new the teams have run up an rmpressrve record 1945 1946 1948 1949 l950 I I' r I Zn State State State State State Luclus Gallals O H Du gms Henry Backus Henry Backus L W Mrller The past seasons have been hrghllghted by 1nd1v1dual stars M1rty Meyer and Bob Underwood who each took Hrst place rn the State Meet rn 1945 and 1948 respectrvely The 1950 marathoncrs topped off a good year by takrng second place ln the State Meet The letter earners were Co capta1ns Charley Woods and Bob Prothero Gerald Moreland Doyle Drxon Blll Brddle Harold Hager Jerry Stepman and .hm Reddlck One Hun lr d Iziteen if V f 9 h in Mr. ' ' 3 d in Mr. . . g ' 1947 lst in State Mr. O. H. Duggins 3 d in Mr. 6 h in Mr. d in ' Mr. . . ' G MCQM5 Front Row Jury Roth Bob Rrlty Denny Sthuandt Jack Joost Cvtne Foskttt Don Sparks Monroe XXVUBSUIDQ Don Hoernschemcy r Vlrtku Nlahon VVa1ttr frank Second Row Don Dunard Bob 1r1t7 Bob Chrrstnan Charlxc Kasdtn Vkfalltr Srttkman Pttt Vrtmlt Gent Sewall Vvalter Wuestlmg Rax fstcep B111 Austrn John Prskulrch Iihnrd Row Ld Gaxlrk Vernon Shlnall Bob Dutlos Nlrckcy ONull B111 Grllham Don fourth Rou Coach Tom Stanton Ronald Nubcrt M nager Carmen lombardo Harrw Kmuorthx Bob Anderson Coach Tad Close Jam Btrns lrtd Iehn frank Olna Jerry Cutndet Vlanager Coach Rax Flhott FOOTBALL JIM TLRNURE Durmg the twenty five year Beaumont football h1story the followers of the Bluejackets have had much reason to be proud of the fme record amassed under thc gurdance of such fine coaches as R C ICWIS M Franklm Tom C Stanton and the present hcad coach Tad R Close a former student and member of the football team Beaumont teams have won s1x crty cham plonshxps durmg thrs twenty five year perrod the first comlng rn 1936 under Burns M Franklln Led by Bud Schwenk and VIC Thxclxng the team won mne stratght games before losing 14 6 to a Molme 111 squad rn a post season contest Three years later m 1939 Coach Franklms boys agam hrt pay dxrt nosmg out a strong Cleveland squad and endmg the season Wxth a 7 3 record Mam cog rn Beaumont s machme that year was Lee TGVIS a unam mous choxce for all drstrrct honors One Hundred Srxteen , ' g' ,Q I A 1 A V . : V Hethermgton, Ken McKenna. Bill Lottman. Bob Arnct. Roland de Linetc. I . A . S , . 4 . ' . . . , . V , . . . , . . . .x . j . . , . - . . - x . . . , . V v - a uceua Durmg 1942 1943 1944 the Blue and Gold dominated the football scene Beaumont being the first and only school to w1n the football championship three years rn a row In 1942 the Bluejackets complled 1 6 2 1 season The team just mlssed an undefeated season in 1943 winning nine straight games after losing the opener to Maplewood I-hgh Coach Franklin ended his fifteen year reign as coach of Beaumonts football fortunes but not untrl his last team had presented him wrth the c1ty champxonshlp as a gomg away present The team lost its first two games to Maplewood and St Lours U 1-llgh but defeated St Louis later to win the crty champronshrp Outstanding players durlng this period were Russ Steger Mike Krckham Elmer Klxen Cnles Blair Oldo Maotrgango and others too numerous to mentron The 9 won 1 lost record of the 1936 and 1945 teams was finally bested by the 1948 team which went through its season undefeated the only mar on the record of that fine team being 1 6 6 tie with East St Louis 1-lrgh 1n the first game of the season Head Coach Tad Close his first year in that capacity had such fine players as tackle Ed Schaefer first St Loursan to be given a Hrst string berth on the l-lxgh School All American team Jack Lordo and Max De Moss Mention must also be gtven to such former great players as Otto Rost Gene Rourke Irvin Obermark John Donley Bob Spoeneman Paul Douglas Don Meagher Ollie Trrttler Dick Wuestlnng and B111 Bullock Teamwork and the will to win were the main factors rn thrs year s cham p1onsh1p team Rated as the dark horse of the ctty in pre season polls the Bluejackets showed that they had more than just a few big names to carry them through the season becoming one of the best balanced Beaumont teams rn many years ln the openrng games the Bluejackets defeated East St Lours and De Andrers before losing to St Lours U Hrgh The team then swept through league opposition until gomg into the last regularly scheduled league game the Bluejackets found themselves tred with their coming opponents the South west Longhorns for the league champlonshlp In a bitterly contested game both teams fought to the wire the game ending in a 14 14 tie In the play off game the following week the team showed 1tS flghtxng sp1r1t by swamplng Southwest 26 0 winning the league champronshrp and a chance to meet the Prep League champron St Louxs U High rn the annual Accident Benefit game Erghtrng desperately to avenge that early season defeat the team battled through St Louis and a terrific harlstorm whxch halted the game at one point to the city championship wrnnlng 20 19 The fire and spirit with whlch the team carrxed out its assignments whether If was blocking carrying the ball or fakmg ts a trxbute in itself to the fine Job turned in by coaches Tad Close and Tom Stanton Warniest congratulations are extended to the coaches and members of the team parttcu larly to line captain Don Sparks and backield co captains Pete Vitale and Koch for bringing to Beaumont its seventh c1ty football champlonshrp One Hundred Seeentqc 7 I - 1' . 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PHOTOGRAPHLRS .ltm Rngler Vrxx n Keeul TYPIS'I S Batty I tedler Jacquelme Motmlm Juanrta Neal SFCRI-TARIES TO SPONSOR OI SI NIOR PICTURES Dorothy Stegman Vlalcolm O Nell 'Vlaurcen Brett SLCRETARII S TO FINANCIAI SPOIXSOR I ltmorl cdcsm1 Ruth Bam Della CI'apm.m Pat Huggins Barbara Pflcgel SPONSORS M1r5,,.1rtt Sluttr Ircc b XV1ll.1ch I dna C0117 Om' Hundrtd 'I u.enl.1 Y . I..1rry Dollingcr lid Striker Gcnc dc Plumb 'Ed XVhc.1tlcy .lorry Dclgaudio Tom Stanton ' . ' ' T I I Cl UCQUA LAST WORDS BETTY GUINAN Betty Gulnan IS tht pttltt dark hdlftd co tdltor of tht CADlUCLUS Btsldes thls sht was on the Student Councll for two ttrms was a club tdltor for tht C,ADUCEUS and IS now CADUCEUS corrtspondent for tht Junt C lass of 1951 Betty IS a vtry llkablt and usually ln tlsy golng glrl but lf you gtt htr rlltd bt cartful Maybe tht rtason for thls IS that sht IS of French Irlsh lnctstry Her llkes lncludt lct skatlllg tht tolor ytllow frltd chlcktn and llst but not ltast men tall dark and handsomt A couplt of htr ftw dlsllkts art homtvxork wlth a capltal H and oysttr sttvx Afttr hlgh school Btt plans to bt tlthtl an llrllnt sttwardtss or a stcrttary But whlchever sht choosts wt art surt that sht wlll succttd ID It MARION ST EV ENSON The glrl vslth tht frlendly smllt thats Mlrlon Sttvtnson tht co tdltor of the CADUCEUS and VICC prtsldent of tht Junt 1951 class Busy beavtr lsn t she Oh but there s more sht IS 1 Ptpptrtttt and has partlclpated ln tht operettas of 1948 and 1950 sht lost her glasses Dont worry she found them agaln Where, In htr umbrella of course Serlously Marlon has a wonderful personallty conslstlng of sweetness slncerlty and lnterest ln others Her llkes lnclude men Cpreferably tallj the color blue muslc and fun 1-ler dlsllkes only one me for Wflflng thls artlcle After graduatlon Marlon wlll attend 1-Iarrls Junlor College vnhere she wlll study to enter the teachlng professlon or do soclal work Whlchever vocatlon you choose Marlon we knovx you wlll be successful LARRY DOLLINGER Larry has been a CADUCEUS stall' member for four terms as sports tdltor He has also been on the track team for three years and has earned two letters ln that sport HIS llkes conslst of hlgh school glrls and ICC cream Among hlS dlsllkes however are cabbage crabby teachers and nosey glrls Larry does not yet know what he lntends to do after graduatlon ln January but whatexer hls ambltlon we re surt ht ll do xery well and we WlSh tht vtry best of luck to hlm EDWARD STRIKER A spark plug ln Beaumonts Clty Champlonshlp Ttnnls Team IS Ld Strlktr who wlll have compltted thrtt ttrms as a sports tdltor on the CADUCEUS vxhtn he graduates ID Junt 1951 Qultt and modest E B Ld btlongs to tht Burbank Chapter and IS also a nltmbtr of tht Executlvt C om mltttt of tht Class of June 1951 Wlth no dtflnltt plans as yet for tht futurt ht wlll atttnd Harrls Junlor Colltgt or Washlngton UHIYLYSIIY Wt know that Ed wlll bt a succtss ln any fltld ht choosts lnd vtt all wlsh hlm luck ln any undtrtaklng On Hundrtd ftttnlq mt , 1 I I 1 . 'A I -, ' a u u , . l X K 1 ' 3 I I i . - ' It ' 1 i D 1 3 V l . i . . H X Y 4 H K H V I 1 ' 15 , . . ..., . i . V , , L , , Y , - ' N ' , s ' u x u Marlon has one fault, she lS absent-mlnded at tlmes. Not so long ago, 1 Y I 3 , . - : , . . . . . . V . , . . . Y . 1 , . . , O I V v I Y ' . Y I . . Y l 3' Y . i , . , D 1 . 1 X! 3 'A I , , ' , ', , : x s ' u l s T ' , ' 1 ' ws 1 ' 1 ' s y w , F 3 3 I 7 i I ' K yy . I . y . il l ' l, It , Cl uceud HUEY WOLPINGTON Well beat em next year rs the answer grven by Huey Wollington to anyone who dares to remrnd hrm of the football game between the CADU CEUS and the Drgest Huey rs assrstant edrtor of the CADUCEUS an achrevement of whrch he rs wery proud and has also been presrdent of Wrten agemot the Burbank Chapter and the Bellus Mons One of Huey s favorrte pastrmes rs argurng and he wrll get you twrsted up rn a tangle of words every chance that he gets He rs also very fond of food rn general but especrally frred chrcken and cranberry sauce Then too he lrkes musrc spectator sports and frrendly people Hrs favorrte color rs blue but he lrkes lrght gray Oldsmobrles H Oh VL ll some people just can t make up therr mrnd After graduatron Huey plans to go to erther Yale or Wasnrngton Unr versrty to study to enter the medrcal professron Then he expects to become 1 general practrtroner If Huey can do as well throughout the rest of hrs lrfe as he has done 'rt Beaumont l am sure that he vxrll be xery successful JIM SOI ARI If you come to 401 any mornrng durrng the adxrsory perrod you wrll End among the prctures books manuscrrpts and paste the good lookrng capable presrdent of the Class of January 51 Jrm Solarr He has been a hard vxorkrng sports edrtor of the CADUCEUS for three terms Besrdes berng an E B for four years he has found trme to jorn the Blue and Gold thrnclads for track and cross country plus haxrng been a member of the Bowlrng Club Hrs lrkes rnclude cute grrls strawberry snortcake bovslrng dances popular musrc and Erankre Larne Hrs drslrkes are few but are headed by nosey people Drgest and gettrng up rn the mornrng After graduatron from dear old Beaumont Jrm rntends to further hrs educatron at St Lours Unrxersrty vxhere he vsrll study chemrcal engrneerrng All of us here know that vsrth hrs pleasrng personalrty and abrlrty he vrrll succeed rn everythrng that he attempts to do Good luck Jrm ED Vw HEAT LEY One of the brg lrttle men of Beaumont s sports world rs none other than Edvs ard Wheatley standrng Exe feet eleve 1 rnehes and veerghrng approxrmately one hundred and seventy pounds He has earned srx athletrc letters durrng the span of hrs four years at Beaumont Hrgh School Besrdes playrng three years of varsrty basketball Ed has played on both of the champronshrp baseball teams rn the last three seasons Also he held down vs rth great ease the center Held posrtron for the Stockham Post Amerrcan Legron Baseball Team whrch we all knovs frnrshed second rn the Lrttle World Serres at Omaha Nebraska Ed after he graduates would lrke to play professronal ball rf an opportunrty presents rtself He has been a sports wrrter on the CADUCEUS durrng hrs upper terms and we all wrsh hrm the greatest success Om Hundred Teeenty Iwo r. v V H ' , ' 6 . 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' V V V V K n . 1 , V Cl uceua CHARLES sTRoNt3 Art you ont ot thost people who has been wondtrtng just who rn tht world draws all those httlt do dads on the pagts of the CADUCl:US Thls taltnted young artxst IS nont other than Charht Strong act cartoomst on tht staff for tht past ytar and a half Whtn nt comts to last words Charllt gltttully statts Hoorih l madt tt Among tht many thmgs Charllt llkts art gurls who Irt not stuclt up ht tolor rtd vsatchxng bastball thts an 1rdtnt fm! and lpplt put whnch agam proxts tht old thtory lht way to 1 man s htart IS through hrs stomath Tht loyal CIADUCI UQ cirtoomsts dlSlllKLS lrt htadtd li t by tht Drgtst and sttondly by plfn and most ltahln dlshts ln tht tuturt C hlrht hopts to bt 1 first tliss tartoomst CIh1rl1t wt xush you luck tn thts and wt ll ht rootlng lor you mlm ays IOM SIANIOIN lom Stanton xtrsatllt athlttt ol Btaumont lttttrmg IH b1skttball bast ball and golf has strvtd as a CPIDUCEUS sports tdrtor for tht past thrtt Btsltlts all sports Tom s hkes mcludt math scxtnct 1nd footl Hrs only d1sl1kts sttm to bt potatots au grattn md forttgn languagts An E Ca studtnt whtlt tt Beiumont ht plmns to atttnd St louns U ltttr graduatlon Btst of luck Tom vxt wrt all bthtnd you JIM RIGLPR Smrlt pltast Watth tht btrdlt Ihtst trt undoubttdly tht last words ol Jlm lllglkl' who his strvtd as a C ADUCl U9 staff photogrtphtr for tht past thrtt ttrms lrm 1n h1s prtxlous ytirs at Btaumont has htlongtd to tht C1mtra Cflub Qtudtnt Countll Spamsh Club and Boulmg Club Ht has also found ttmt to bt an L G studtnt and 1 dtltgatt to Boys Statt from Bmumont ln l95O Tops among hrs manx llltts art football blondes and loaflng Somt oi hrs fevs dlsllltes art Democrats and ntw Nashts Afttr graduatlon ht plans to atttnd Harms Ttachtrs Colltgt and trthtr btcomt 1 sthool ttachtr or 1 mlmsttr No matttr whlch tarttr ht chooses vst know tllm wull makt 1 sutttss of lf and wt Wish h1m tht btst of tvtrythmg One Hundrtd Tu enty thr t 3 I I I 'II I I I ' I I . 1 - x - . I I I I II I I I , I I I II III r . I I 'II - I I 4 - - I I I I Y l I ' l I ,t I ' 1 I I C II L I Il ' K I II, I I vI I , . .-f- 1 , , L I I - If I I I' ' . . . 1 . . . t 5 ' . ' X. ' rs ' It I L III I I '1'4L K I L ti I-I. I I I I II I I - - A I- II I II I I III III I I , I L I t. . t I I YI I I I I I I I I I I I I, I I I I I II I I 4 terms, as well as a Drgcst reporter tor the same length of trme. I I I II I I L I L II I - A I I I L L I C I I 'L I I II I I I I' ' I I II II ' I III L I I I ' ' ' ' I , , ' ' 2 , . . . , , . . t II I y' X I I IA I vI L- It L I I ,I I -L I I M I A I I x L 4 q I 4 . I I II I I I K T- I 1' I . C I A' K I I E , t . I V I I I I I I I Y I I I 1 I I' I I I I I I I I I I II I I I 6 - I I L I I I ' L I I f II I v yI V I YI L I L 'AI I V I I' I I I I I I I ' 1 ' . til CGJUCQMJ THE DIGEST RICHARD Jaxssrx Among the most fam1l1ar rnstrtutrons rn Beaumont are the lunchroom the aud and the Dlgest For Zl years the Dxgest has been publrshed br monthly of by and for the students ot Beaumont Hrgh School The flrst 1ssue was d1str1buted October lf 1929 Smce then approxx mately 320 rssues have appear d Eyery one of them has had as rts purpose rnformmg and entertalnmg the subscrlbers vuth news about the school about 1ts students nts teachers 1ts socral and athletrc eyents Along wlth the news of thmgs past and to come haye been edrtornls humorous features jokes photographs and cartoons From trme to tlme new features are brought rnto bemg such as Querres and uotes Behmd the Scenes Certam Senlors and Nu Jay News Notes Tradltronally the Dxgest IS a four page paper though the very nrst rssue nn Z9 had srx pages and the fmal or semor nssue of each term now contams sue or erght pages Another tradltxon xs the good natured rrvalry between the D1gest and the CADUCEUS topped off eyery year by a basketball game Carrymg on the tradrtlons thxs year as a staff of 34 students rangmg rn terms from l to 8 w1th the mdxspensable assxstance of Mr Phrllnp Enzmger our faculty adyrser The exees of the staff are Rlchard Janssen edrtor Olga Sarar assocrate edltor Doyle Dlxon and lloyd Merrxtt sports edxtors and Business Manager Clrfford Ebert Om Hundred Tteenlu lour 1 11 q 1 4 1 1 ee .1 1 1 Q .1 1 Q1 .. - Q. . 1 l 1 . v 1 . . . .., 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 Q1 v1 1 1 we . y 1 T 1v 1 1 Q - v1 11 J 1 e , , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q Q 1 4 v 1 v 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1v1 1 1 1 1 1 - v1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Q 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - v 1 1 1 1 , . . , . 1 1 1 e - - 66l6lllC2lfL6 dc-6-1.J'Lfxv THE STUDENT COUNCIL ,ev RONICF Youvo 4-W-14,4 The Student Councnl of 1926 w1th a membershnp of erghteen was qulte drfferent from that of 1950 It was composed of one representatlve from each extra currlcular group and there was no regularly assrgned tlme for meetmg The elghty one members of 1950 meetlng weekly now represent the advnsory groups and the senxor class The slmplc act1v1t1es of the Student Councll of 1926 have gradually grown IU lmportance and scope The wlde range of act1v1t1es thxs year mclude rmprovlng lunch room condltxons stcurxng srgnatures for the Crusade of workmg wrth the Red Cross assrstmg ln Career Day the College Conference and Open House marntalmng a nursery durrng graduatlon cxercrses and gnxng dances and talent shows OFFICERS SPRING T1 RM TALL Tl RU Presldent Warrent Aut Robert Gunter Vlce Presldent Jerry Stepman Mary LOUISE Neumann Secretary Jane Weber Ronxce Young 'I reasurer Betty Hansmann Eleanor Rhme C1ty w1de Representatnes SlVlary LOUISE Neumann lVlary Loulse Neumann lJerry Stepman Ronxce Young Executlvt Commxttee lJohn Barton lBarbara Dohr One Hundred Ttcenlu hte Y- l fbfl-uz,Q, I I 1 1 ' . . . . . X I , , I ' Freedom: selling tickets for athletic events, dances, plays, and operettas: 66161146 2115 MOTHERS CLUB The Beaumont Hrgh School Mothers Club after twenty flue years of seruce 15 a xerv actrve organ17at1on lt meets on the first Tuesday of each month at l 30 p m rn room 302 of the school and consrst of the transactxon of busmess a musrcal program a talk by an outstandmg curc or educatronal authorrty a resume of school problems and actrvltres by the prmcrpal Mr R N lnbody and a socral hour wrth refreshments rn the lunchroom It ns an offsprmg of the Yeatman Hrgh School Mothers Club In May l9Z6 the first electron of the Beaumont orgamzatlon was held Durmg these twenty five years of servrce the Mothers Club has made the follovxmg outstandmg contrrbutrons to the school a drop curtaln for the stage harr drrers for the gnrls gymnasrum a record machme the present portable publlc address system Hnancral help for needy puprls and partral financmg of the Honor Roll Plaque Some of tts contrrbutrons to crvrc enter prrses consrsted of donated servrces to tne xarrous ratnon boards U S O Breakfast Club U S O Cookre Jar Club and partrcrpatron rn the aflilrated groups Chrld Conservatron Conference lnc Seruce Club for the Blmd Publlc School Playground Mothers and Better Frlms Councrl of Greater St Lours In 1948 the Mothers Club presented a wheel chalr to the Veterans Hosprtal at Jefferson Barracks We are proud to serve such an outstandmg hrgh school as Beaumont and extend to all mothers or frrends of students an mutatron to meet wrth us Presldent Mrs F Schvtab Frrst Vrce Presldent Mrs C Begemann Second Vrce Presrdent Mrs E Fredler Correspondmg Secretary 'Vlrs Robert Young Recordmg Secretary Mrs L Wrlkrnson Treasurer Vlrs Louns Schmxdt Ove- Hundred Teeentu szx 7 4 1 I 'I YK Y- V5 Yi Y Y Y 'I H 3 3 v , , . . . 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A .1 . . 1 s - , . . . ,l . . 66161062115 THE PATRONS ASSOCIATION The Beaumont I-I1gh School Patrons Assoclatxon vsas organxzed when Beaumont I-Ixgh School opened and there are some of the charter members yy ho are st1ll very actrve rn the group The act1v1t1es of the assoclatron are to promote Beaumont I-Ilgh School and the Publrc School System as a whole to work for the students of Beaumont to see that thev recerye all the beneflts possxble and to create a frrendly feelmg between faculty parents and students In add1t1on the Patrons Assocratron has brought benefits to Beaumont I-Irgh School students that would not haye been poss1ble lf If were not for the efforts put forth by 1ts members Wrthout the fine support that the Beaumont Hugh School faculty has gn en the Patrons ASSOCIBIIOH we would not haye gamed the recogmtxon we haye OFFICERS Presrdent I. R Fosketl Vlce Presldent W Lunte Secretary W Luenthge Treasurer S Mer? Sergeant at Arms G Gueck Delegates to Allnnce IA I-I Brune IJ J Shelley Om Henclr el 'ltemlu sreen O 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 I . 1 1 . . 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 y v1 1 11 1 1 1 11 , 1 1 1 . 1 1, 1 1 E 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 , , J 1 11 1 I 1 - . 1 1 11 1 1 e -, tl r CGCJUC 211,15 THIL BAND K1 vm IH lxtx1PFR ln the fall of 1927 the Beaumont Orchestra had vtry large brass wood wmd and percusslon sectxons Part of thxs orchestra appeared as a band ln the fall of that year Ptrhaps they were msplred by the V1S1I of John Phxlxp Sousa who was a gutst conductor or the comblned 1nstrumental groups Mr E Stamm was tht dlrector ln sprung 1928 the new band acqu1red umforms dark blut trlmmed lll shmxng black brald wxth stand up collars and Beaumont became tht posstssor of tvxo bassoons two oboes as well as tht mort common band mstrumtnts Lattr new unlforms wlth turned down collars weft purchased and whtn tht txty wldt band coat was adopttd ln 1938 xt bort a close restmblanct to the Btaumont coat Mr Stamm was tht dlrector untxl hxs death ln 1944 when lV11ss Else Brlx became dxrector ln 1945 wxth the cooperatnon of 'Vlr 1-luntmgton and Mr Dee prnnclpal and asslstant prmcxpal quarters were set up tn room 102 to house the bands supplies Tht Board of Educauon suppl1ed many new lnstruments mcludmg a bell lyre ln the fall of 1945 Mr Paul Frtt became dlrector and tn 1946 Mr Howard Van Doren At present the band IS under the d1rect1on of Mr Norman Lang The band has always been clostly all1ed wtth c1v1c and athletxc events For years nt has been actnt at football gamts and has marched mn many parades One Hundred Tucenru tztyht dy Q 1 1 , xt A NN. K , Y . ' A y 1 9 t 1 N W1 Mr, Fuller. the principal, acquired a large number of good used instruments, I I I B 1 - ' D 3 2 . . A I 1 ' ' - . D CCICJUCQUJ ORCHESTRA DhNN1s Sw1NFoRD The orchestras first dlrector was Nlr Wxlllam Blrr who orgamzed the group at Yeatman Hxgh School and moved xt to Beaumont ln the sprmg of 1926 It was much larger than lt IS now In the fall of l927 a part of the huge brass woodwmd and percuss1on sectrons was taken to form the nucleus of the band Durnng that same term the great John Phrlnp Sousa was a guest conductor The orchestra has played for Beaumont operettas from the very begmnlng Among them The Chocolate Soldler Chrmes of Normandy The Prrates of Penzance Sweethearts and last year s popular Tune In Many past members of the group have become professnonal mus1c1ans Some are at present engaged ln radlo and symphony work The orchestra s most recent conductor was Mr Howard Van Doren who served ln that capacxty from the fall of 1946 untnl the sprmg of 1950 The present dxrector IS Mr Norman Lang One Hundred Tuenlu nme , . , . . . f 1 - v v 1 v - r .A - rv fl ' rv -- - 1 v - H rl yn v 4. vy v v - v v I W flea I 1 CaJuceu5 y 4 PQ, ' , 15 ,' SENIOR CHOIR JEAN KOWALSKI When Beaumont opened It had no cholr In 1933 the Mixed Chorus consrstmg of thrrty three students was organized by Mr Vernon Barrett The next year Mxss Grace Albrecht became sponsor Smce 1935 Mrss Else Brxx has been rn charge of the group In 1934 1937 and 1941 the Mrxed Chorus won honors rn muslc festx vals In 1938 1940 1941 and 1946 rt partlclpated rn crty wnde musrc pageants at Conventnon Hall ln 1939 nt sang under Vladmmxr Golschman and rn 1946 under Stanley Chapple In 1942 lt appeared on a program wrth Helen Hayes and ln 1944 on a program wlth E Stanley Jones and rn 1950 on a program wrth Rose Bampton and Wrlfred Pelletrer operettas smce 1940 Among these are Chlmes of Normandy Shreds and Patches Waltz Dream and Tune In It has contrrbuted rts servrces to school CIVXC patrlotxc and charrtable orgamzatlons and has sung over most of the local radlo statrons and on televxsron In 1948 the cholr presented xts flrst annual Commumty Chrrstmas Pro gram and m 1949 It acqurred nts blue and gold robes and adequate risers We of the cholr are grateful for the help glven us and the enthusrasm wxth whrch we are always recexved Sponsor Mrss Brrx One Hundred Thxrru The Mixed Chorus, known since 1945 as' The Choir, has produced ft' Caclujeua hwy' SENIOR GIRLS GLEE SALLY WILLCUTS In 1926 when the student body of Yeatman moved mto Beaumont Mxss Constance McLaugh11n orgamzed a Glrls Glee Club at the suggestron of Mrss Dussuchal From Yeatman came an already establlshed Boys Glee Club sponsored by Mr Saeger These two groups comb1ned to put on many suc cessful operettas such as Gypsy Rover Drake s Drum In Old St Louxs Marrrage of Nannette Chocolate Soldrer Pnrates of Penzance Way Out West and Sweethearts The sponsors of Gxrls Glee have been MISS 1VlcLaughl1n unt11 1940 Mr E P Stamm 19401944 Mrs Paulme Clark 19441945 and Mxss Brrx smce 1945 The Cnrls Crlee Club has frequently Joined forces w1th the Choir as ln the Washmgton Umversrty contest ID 1934 the Musnca Amerrcana pageants 1n 1938 and 1940 the St Lours Symphony program at Beaumont 1n 1939 the operettas Waltz Dream 119465 Chxmes of Normandy 619481 and Tune In H9503 The Semor Glrls Glee Club has always taken an actxve part nn supplymg programs for school and communxty organlzatlons Grrls may remaln rn th1s group untxl they graduate or they may go from Semor Glrls C11ee mto Senior Cholr It IS most pleasmg and gratxfymg to note the frrendly relatrons that exrst between Semor Grrls Glee and Semor Chorr Sponsor 1VI1ssBr1x One Hundred Thzrru one Cacluceud Ui , f qi I IUNIOR CHOIR ,F ' 1 HELIA KLARIC In September I9-I6 the Junior Choir of Beaumont High School was founded In the four and one half years of its existence under the sponsorship choral groups Senior Choir and Senior Girls Glee The Junior Choir ranks third in the choral groups at Beaumont The members of this group have had more musical experience than the members of the Junior Chorus and are generally of higher terms The Junior Choir is considered a training group and is used as a performance group only when their ability is shown as such This term there is an enrollment of ninety members We of the Junior Choir meet daily the third hour in room 302 If you like to sing as well as have a lot of fun come and join the Junior Choir Sponsor Vliss Brix One Hundred Thzrtu lun X ft . , X l.fA,1-ff ' ,l,f 1 ' . , ,. .f , I , I of Miss Brix, it has contributed many very good members to the two senior 3 I ' l ' . I -A . .V Cacluceua JUNIOR CHORUS PHYLLIS NEUMANN If you hear muslc coming from room 302 the sxxth hour you mrght wonder what group IS smgmg The group was orgamzed just thxs term September 1950 and rs called Jumor Chorus In June there were so many glrls applyrng for muslc that boys and g1rls We are therefore practrcally another Jumor Cholr Some of the members whose vo1ce quallty and musrc readmg ab1l1ty are good w1ll be elxgrble for Senlor Grrls Glee and for Senlor Chorr next term As a choral group we rank fourth among the live choral groups Sponsor MISS Brlx One Hundred Thzrty three the time formerly given to Boys' Glee Club had to be allotted to a group of Kacluceua JUNIOR GIRLS GLEE. PATRICIA Don Iumor Grrls Glee IS a srngmg group Unequaled 1n enthusxasm Number enrolled now 1S srxty In room 302 IIS members meet daxly Offers one half cred1t a term Rank xn school choral groups IS fifth In 1931 there had been a Jenny Lrnd Club Reorgamzatxon mto present group was done 1n 1939 Leaders m 1942 and 1945 were Mr Stamm and Mr Frte Sponsor durrng other years was Mxss Brrx Gxrls of all terms asked to joxn Lower termers preferred Electlon of officers IS every year Enables grrls to have a balanced program Sponsor Mmss Brrx One Hundred Thzrty four Generally thought of as a group for lower termers. C6l6!ll,Ceud TROUBADOURS CARoL BRANCICK Have you heard voxces lxfted 1n melodxc song clurmg the fourth pernodl If you have you know the Troubadours or members of the Freshman Chorus ThlS ns a group whxch was orgamzed by Mass Else Brxx 1n 1946 It was founded to get the Freshmen mterested 1n muslc mto one group where thelr md1v1dual musxcal 3b1l1fl2S could be studred From there some members go to the orchestra or the band and others to hlgher choral groups In 1948 and 1949 the Troubadours were under the dnrectlon of Mr Van Doren At the present tlme Mr Lang IS the dlrector 'lrme of meetmg Fourth hour danly Rank an Choral Groups Slxth Sponsor Mr Lang One Hundred Thirty five GJUCQU5 THE PEPPERETTES OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Correspondent Directors- First Year Second Year Third Year Fourth Year Sergeant-at-Arms Archives Secretary Recording Secretary Sponsor l5ALl. Virginia Nolte Barbara McKim Sharon Mahon Jean Karrasch Barbara Britton Pat Golden Betty Brackmann Dona Turpin Viola Del Monaco Janet Althoff Betty Kotoski Marilyn Niemann Miss Baxmeyer One Hundred Thzrtu six PEPPERETTE ADVISORY GROUP BOARD Ona Hundred Thing CQJMCQMJ RIFLE CLUB THCJNlA9 SNI-FD Beaumont s Rlfle Club was first organrzed by Mr Alvm Hansen Some of the IHSEFUCIOFS who came after him were Dr J D Whxtney and Mr Hussey In October of 1934 Mr Mltchell took our and IS stlll the sponsor The backstop whxch rs st1ll betng used was bought by Mr Hansen The first r1He firmg was m the lrttle gym Later If was moved to the place where It rs now between the thlrd and fourth floor on the g1rls srde There are SIX boys on the rrfle team these boys berng the top shooters of the club We belong to the Natlonal Rxfle Assocxatron The N R A has dlfferent awards whrch can be won by the boys These awards are Pro Marksman Marksman Marksman FIISI Class Sharpshooter Expert Rrfleman and Dlstlngulshed Rlfleman We compete wxth other schools rn the St Louxs area whxch belong to the Greater St Louxs Rxfle League On H mired 'Ihr fu uqht l . ,1 . . v . Y . H . . , , . , , . . . . 3 , . V v - 1' Ll ' CGJMC 611.6 BURBAN K CHAPTER HUEY WOLFINGTON Nature Club was the name gxven to our orgamzatron m 1928 when lt was orgamzed by Mnss Erna Krenmng ln 1930 Mnss Mary McCarty became sponsor About thxs trme the Nature Club became the Burbank Chapter aflilxatlng wlth the St Lours Jumor Academy of Scxence MISS lV1cCarty was forced to resrgn m 1949 because of 111 health and Mr Mrtchell consented to The Burbank Chapter meets every Frrday after school and members elther g1ve reports or vxsrt a metropolrtan mdustrlal plant All of us have a good tlme so rf you are mterested rn blology chem1stry physrcs or any other sclence Why not come to one of our meetmgs? We wxll be very glad to have you One Hundred Thzrty nme be our sponsor. Cl UCQUJ I IBRARX CLUB One Hundred Forzy LIBRARY HELPFRS uf H -Av 2. 4 ' g Q.-f f,5'ff .x My v CGJUC 911,15 BOYS BCWLING CLD B TECHNICIANS On Hmledlorf 54 C 1 A 1 'QQ A W fa 4 W? 'V .2 ' X 3 x 31 , . iff' A ,V .J u C e u r DFL' Cgacluceua W - AOUADETTES BARBARA FISHER The Aquadettes began about five years ago the orlgmal swxmmmg club bemg known as the Duck Club There was such varned ab1l1ty among the members that the group was d1v1ded mto groups one bemg the Duck Club and the new one the Aquadettes The club meets on Tuesdays from three to five Membershlp IS open to gxrl swlmmers who can pass advanced swnmmmg tests Pomts are gxven for endurance swrmmmg dnvmg synchronized sw1mmmg lnfe savmg techmques and water stunts A member can earn the rlght to wear an Aquadette Letter lf wrthm one school year she can accumulate 1000 pomts Sponsor Mass Spxllman One Hundred Forty Iwo - 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 ff jaw A y Cacluceua RACQUETEERS J OYCE WAGNER Yes sir' Those peppy girls that can be seen on the tennis courts every Tuesday after school are members of the newly formed girls tennis team here at Beaumont The group is under the sponsorship of Miss Schuster and is just so you are interested in the game Tennis is a wonderful sport good exercise and fun galore Later on when the Weather gets bad we plan to play badminton in the gym Sponsor Miss Schuster One Hundred Forty three open to girls of all terms. You can be a beginner or an experienced player, R KCLCJUC 0615 LA VOZ DE ESPANA LEP Sxum In the fall of 1929 Mr LeGrande Stmson organxzed the Spamsh Club to meet the needs of Spanish students for extra currlcular actrvxtres the large enrollment shows that rt lS fulfillmg that purpose Thxs club meets IH Room 224 Wednesdays at three o clock Many of our former members are well known persons today Beulah Schacht IS now a feature wrlter on the Globe Democrat Roland I-ltggs efficrency engxneer for Famous Barr Co the Schroeder tw1ns Harrlet and Vrrgmxa are both teachers and Margorxe Fmazzo IS usmg her Span1sh ln the Latm Amerrcan Exportmg Department of Roberts Johnson Rand Shoe Co These are only a few of many we have been glad to help gurde and wrth whom we have had pleasant contacts Long lrve the motto of our club Szempre Adelante One Hundred Forty four X - . ' ' . v ' . . v v v Cl uceud GIRLS BOWLING CLUB MARX E1 Ll x K1 vxrpx The Glrls Bowlrng Club rs the new est organ17at1on of nts kmd rn Beau mont l-hgh School lt was orgamzed ln November l9-19 under the sponsor shrp of Mr Vrctor Klrk There are approxrmately thrrty five members 1n the organrzatron the teams are named the Arba Grrls Co Eds Debs Nev Jays Northsrders Queens Vrkmgs, and Strrkeouts The club meets exery Thursday afternoon to bowl at the Terry Moore Bowl on Natural Brrdge We are plannmg to bowl competrtrvelx wrth Hadley Central and Clexeland I-hgh Schools Any gxrl who IS lnterested rs muted to try out for a place on one of our teams Our present sponsor IS MISS Bruhl One Hunired lc rfu nt 6616616 2115 sPoRTs CLUB Wm NORMAGRIGORX W Z 2 The Sports Club sponsored by Mxss Spxllman was orgamzed Eve years ago to provnde an opportumty for glrls above the third term whose scholastlc average rs not lower than M to play hlghly orgamzed games Reallzmg a need for more team practrce than IS prov1ded mn the course of study field hockey basketball volley ball and softball are offered The club meets on Wednesday from three to ive Membershnp IS lrmxted to 44 The club mamtams compulsory attendance rf the member ns rn school Members excused by the sponsor lose pomts on thelr attendance At the begmmng of each sport captams are elected and teams chosen No member may be elected captam twlce m one year Two years ago the club mvxted grrls from Cleveland and McKmley hrgh schools to a Playday About 130 gxrls took part We hope to sponsor another playday rn the sprmg One Hundred Forty szx - Y ,Y ,, .vvv K - f . U fy . . . . 1 f v v v - , . 1. rv ' ,, ff? ff? li. fd uceud Af ff., ,Vs . GIRLS ROLLER SKATING CLUB WILVIA PARSONS The Gxrls Roller Skatmg Club sponsored by lVl1 s Buckley was orrgxnated ten years ago MISS Schmldt and MISS Ross were former sponsors We have an afternoon full of fun when we go skatlng every Tuesday at the Crystal Roller R1nk 3 30 to 5 O0 oclock You do not have to know how to skate to Jom At the end of each term members of the club are entltled to letters after passmg tests rn edges turns and dances So rf you want to have an afternoon of enjoyment come and Jom now O cHLn'r dlOlfj 1 l . , . , .A . . v B v . . , . . . . , , . 'ri' z .. rr 5 rfsuttn ZQJUCQUJ THE DUCK CLUB JEAN I-IELDMAX1 The purpose of the Duck Club IS to brmg together glrls above the fourth term who enjoy water sports who would lrke to earn letters and who wrsh to better the1r aquatrc talents The club was orgamzed ln 1928 by the Mrsses Baxmeyer Knepper and Walsh The club was grven to Marron Case rn l933 and she sponsored rt t1ll 1939 when Dorothy Krrkwood became IES sponsor Then as now the grrls welcomed the chance to swlm once a week and jom the1r frrends rn water fun Proof of thxs IS the fact that every term the club lS filled to CZQBCIIY Any Thursday you can fmd anywhere from fifteen to fifty glrls splashmg paddllng CllVl1'1g and swrmmmg around Beaumont s beautlful new pool The rmtlatxon of new members IS one of the most enjoyable events of the season Whlle xmtratron IS a joy to the old members rt IS often looked upon as pure torture by the newer ones Prcnrcs are held every term at a near by park and gxrls enjoy games refreshments and of course swrmmmg Anyone wrshxng more mformatron should wade rn some Thursday and talk to the club s present sponsor Mlss Spxllman One Hundred form eraht A 1 v r v f - - , . Q 1 f v . . . . . . . , . v v 1 ' v ' 1 v v 1 - - - ' ' rr - H a , . CGCJMCQM5 HOCUS POCUS CLUB Joi? FEY As xts name suggests the Hocus Pocus Club IS a collectlon ot crackpot conjurers and mad magrcxans lnactxve smce 1946 lt was recently reorganized under the sponsorshlp of Mr Mrtchell Its meetrngs are held on Wednesdays after school m Room 236 Each week thxs group of mysterlous gentlemen convenes to drscuss and demonstrate those coveted secrets of the black art whrch must remaln unknown to all outsiders If you have a passron for parlor trxcks or a lust for legerdemam you re more than welcome to jom You don t have to be crazy but xt helps One Hundred Forty mne x x 1 - 1 - v . . , . . , . ' . KCIJMC 0115 THE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB SHARON HoLLAND The Distributive Education Club was organized at Beaumont in February 1948 with thirteen members today we have sixty members This club is limited to members of the Retail Co op classes The goal of the Distributive Education Club is to help its members in doing better both on and off the job had picnics an employer employee banquet and members of the club being nationally affiliated attended both State and National Conventions The meetings are held the first Wednesday of every month at Beaumont in room Z0l at 7 30 p m At these meetings buyers managers and sales personnel tell us of their work Sponsor Miss Mutshnik One Hundred fifru The club does not pertain strictly to business during the year. We have CCIKIUCQLCJ WITENAGEMOT HUFY WOLFINGTON Away back in 1922 four years before the opening of Beaumont I-Iigh School the Witenagemot Debating Club was founded at Yeatman High Named for the council of the Anglo Saxon kings this organization has for 29 years stimulated sound student thinking on political and domestic affairs Papendick became sponsor Due to her many responsibilities however Miss Papendick was forced to resign as our sponsor a new one was found in Miss Lucille Riedel who has been sponsor for the past two years If this all sounds uninteresting to you why not come up to room 400 some Tuesday after school? We believe that if you do you will stay and join this club one of the most worthwhile organizations at Beaumont One Hundred Irtly on Misses Colwell and Rifkin remained sponsors until 1945, when Miss Alma CQJUCQUJ xv L X1 I -' K 1 A' dw ...L .4 1 BOYS ROLLER SKATING SERVICE CLUB .L J F , Hundrvd frftq-ILL' Cl UC 2115 UNITED NATIONS FLAG MAKERS J UNIOR SPORTS CLUB One Hundred F fly th ee 771 Qgyr 4' sf a uceuo THE JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB DOROTHX LARROLL four oclock m Room I9 The object of thus club IS to make l1ttle glrls dresses baby layettes and other thmgs for the Red Cross The Jumor Red Cross Club bemg the newest of all clubs at Beaumont welcomes all new members Sponsor Mass Grant On Hund ed Flru four The Junior Red Cross Club meets every Tuesday from three o'clock to CGJMC 211,15 ICE SKATING CLUB MARGIE FOUSHEE The Ice Skatmg Club was orgamzed at Beaumont rn 1926 Thrs club has had flve sponsors srnce rts begmnmg Mxss Loretta Amend M1ss Alma Papendnck MISS Helen Ross Mrss Marlon Meyersneck and M185 Angela Henske our present sponsor The purpose of th1s club rs to provnde enjoyment for those who know how to skate and to teach others The dues are twenty five cents for both terms This mcludes your pxcture nn the CADUCEUS and a party or an outmg at the end of the year Skatmg trme IS every Frlday from 3 00 to 5 00 p m at the Wnnter Garden We cordrally mvxte every boy and grrl nn Beaumont to jorn and make our orgamzatlon one whrch future Beaumonters wrll support with pnde One Hundred Mfty Hua - 1 - 1 . . . . , . . x Cl UC 2115 CALENDAR IIBRUPRX I New term beems and el1S3LS resume leathers tnataate the semester by asstgntny, homeyyork an earnest Caround Hog Day Ihe lattle anaaaa says has shadoys so stat aaao e yyeeles of eold yyeather Sentor elass yoted for the date and plaee of tts prom Beaumont Cagers trttaa netpaa 8 4 3 laqhth termers are obseryed flasaane, thear lass rangs about the sehool 4 Out basketball team holds true to form by slauglatertny., Soldan Bleyyett 79 37 lreshmen yyonder yyhy certatn su dents are elamormg and throngang about room ll7 The reason Sentor rabbons are betng gtyen out School eloses at 2 00 p aaa sance faculty members are to attend a aty yytde meetanl Syytmmang pool opens thas term alter a long, semester of betng repatred 8 Neyy senaors baffled by aetayaty tn room at noon as the yyatc he eag ts purehase graduataon announcements and eall mg cards l0 Aud sesston lnstallatton of Student Coune1lOfTaeers avtardang, of L B ayyards modeled syytmmang pool vtas oflactally ded: eated today before the meet yyath Soldan Bleyyett yy hom our tankmen defeated 64 ll ll Beaumont the fayorate loses It e lxmley s laard flghttng qumtet 30 37 I meoln s barta a I4 Valentanes Day Adytsory peraod ts lengthened nn order that yye maght nll out program eards for the ofhce l'ledg,e to buy Dagest your yalentane to our rty al 6 loyyn Vleetana Should Ve Haye Soetalaled Vl dteane tents el ree eo ae Dtgest l8 B aument eagers laeat Southyy est '14 40 Blte and Cold tankmen successfully defend thetr tatle as State Chanaptons at XVtlson Pool l ? Brotherhood Vy eek heglns today 70 Beaumont ytetoraous oyer C B C 67 43 an Normandy Regtonal Tournament School closes at 2 30 p m an order to con serye coal 7 Vylashangtons Bttthday Holaday no school Our Blue and Gold qumtet sya amps DeAndre1s 56 34 73 No school eoal shortage Z4 No school Students are blessang the naaners and the coal strake 25 Our basketball team qualafaes for state tournament by outscormg Normandy 52 57 an the regaonal tournament One Hundred Ftlltf szx eaool as resumed aut ye entm on the shortened ttme sehedule VIARCH Beaumont eases to oplan -46 37 an State Basketball lourraaaaaent at Columbaa Interluneh aud sesston for State Cham paonshap Syytnaraamg leam I0 Interluneh pep sessnon for basketball team Cleyeland noses out Beaunaonl an ettu claampaorslatp play ofl game 36 3 Re u ar ttaaae sehedule resume caool ts dtsmassed at 3 oeloele aeaan s later than yeu thtnk ts a goo day lor the lr perettes glye a gala Mothers and Daughters I rty synth a St Pats Day the e l Report eard day Does anyone hate any tnk eradtcator 3 Ohao Psyehologaeal lest for Senaors Hoyt dumb ean you get, Athlette aud ses ston for tntramural sports and basketball ayy ards Baseball season beetns Beaumont crushes Ratenour l0 0 llats as beeotaaang a habtl 7? Blue and Cold sluggers Selele Xlclsan O lnterluneh aud for Gym leam Beau mont dnamondmen beat Clayton Beaumont candernaen Ulllfllfl 'Xlelxtnley a 1 m leana takes meet by knoe tn out defendmy, elaampaons Soldan Bleyyett Roosetelt lorfeats laaselaall game to Beau mont APRII Aprt lool s a Did you see my rant, Burbank Chapter trayels to Onon Claga R emen beat St louas L Hugh JW? 660 5 Beaumont beats Ratenour 'J 4 Chat, eers the eops Beaumont yyhtlles past Nlclxtnley Cood In ay no school snort snore Beaumont defeats C B C 9 Easter Bunny gets a du letn I0 Census School closes at noon Hoorala 12 Blue Jackets defeat Hadley 9 8 ff , ' 17-Sl ' . l y'a ca ' tae 2-7 '. a ' ' . 'a l t . 'k.-QS-' ' . a. lt '. l . J ' . - -. ' PA . 3- yl A , . -. . ..l-. K A . A . sew I - .' as as- gt. 'X .A a - -a. -. f ? .- ' ' . . I . . ia ' I A' - -S ' 4 3 f 3 e I7-l' . d V' ' isla. Pep' ' e V- s 1 L g '- s .- ,' ,, I K K ' s' 'I 3 ' L- aa ' . ., . ' 'nan . Y ' ' . . ' ' ' ? I Ill. . y' ' ht f -K f sb '- A, and Perfect Attendance Certificates. Our rel y89BluCiJckgIg dlwpn Dwxndrcis 10.0. .L v YV' u xl! e Ye ' -cl ' 1 -, 5 y L Q - A 1. Y C , - .' ' . .. sya- mgffo' ,. 3 . . , l C Ie ' '. -.' . -4, ll-. a ld.y', - , A - 5 ' V f 136315-53 -fs . y . - , i , Y algo, --,K A ,, V. .k' g l- ' . XX- .' L, in 1 4 if l7-Sttd g' A f ' py' of tl H .X a '. I x . - . lx t lm- ,I r D1y?,, . y Y CT l ,X u. L V e Y., , 4- ifl' ' -. Q . , '. ' . I e C 2--Q. - 3 n , -I ,- 6- . ' .' a M - ' V ll-l. Y ', .Y y 7- ' 'dey h - '. 7 i C- ' ' 8- . . ,,.. . sea. .. ' , ll - -. . ' , I-I Beaumont upsets Soldln Blevvett I0 6 Sentors turn farmers I5 Blue Jaekets bemt St Iouts U HI h I I Ctndermen un sh ntnth tn Maplewood relays e av e te tlet Ie ttee to e hlse all ga ll v e lost to Southvves Student Councnl presents ttlent show 0 U Beaumont defe1ls DeAndre1s I8 lr Ianglehen dusts off his 70 eluvs Beaumont Blue Itekets hombtrd Roosevelt 7 I Sprtng Svv Ing Beaumont massaeres Mem o Hteh ltrst ot reumon meettngs Ilune through Jan 171 Beaumont defeats Cen Bue ets bert t Naty Beaumont pltvs Soldtn Blevvett 3 5 lost I llmhurst Choir sere nmdes us as ot Aprtl showers MAY A gay Nlmv Dav toclxy eport ards g en out lor seeond ttme Btseball Belumont I7 Vlclstnlev -I I7 wsterer tn room 228 xll dmv Betu mont Ieltured on Hreh School Revue progra Dttmondmen defelt C B C 7 0 Betumont wms Juntor dtvtston trtek meet Sluggers pound H dley I7 l We thrash St Charles Il 5 I-lteh School Revue broadeast over and an arttele tn the Clobe Demo rut Clndermen beat Hadley -I-7 I7 IO Senlor gurls vote on stocktngs Htr ns Teachers College Chotr here Baseballers beat Southwest 8 O We vvm agam Roosevelt I Belu mont 5 lap rs laugh at Cleveland I-I-I DI sample of Tune In tasted tn aud Was verv good too I8 Blue and Gold sluggers overcome Central -I 0 7 We surpass Cleveland I6 7 7l7r1ek stars vvtn from Central I7e game with St louts H1 l7eam beats I uthertn 4 0 ltneoln Ptlgrtmage to Sprtnfneld nd Nevv Salem Illmots 30 Manx memortes of 1 mldeap Yle mortal Dtv Ll UC 8115 Sl DIAMONDMIN X-XVQUISH C IVIIANID -Is IUNI nlor true men tt e IIIL l the tteth Annutl teld Day Sentors eome seeond tn thelr dtvlston f Aud sesslon to lwtrd letters to mem s v the eo htse x Ind trtek terms Sentor Prom xt Norvvood Country C Iuh Sentor prenle 1 llemm 'tr Sentor tton of the te n n lon 1 I Dt es 'I Student Counetl nomtnees lor ofuees tve eampnqn speeches 7 Ttrst sehool vvtde Student Counetl eleetnon of oflleers Cltss Day Oeh Dont toueh We re all burned by novv I I-I Htll dty of sehool to elose reeounts Grlduatton everetses Conermtulattons X du u Ba Iv todmy tor report eards Ihen oll to three months vaeatton lo vvork to play to have lots of n Here s hoptng vour summer s 1 sensttton Sl P'll 'VIBI R I thor D1 I lst dav ot Ireee om ltrst du ot sehoo X ovv I ook tt the ktds 6 C and D groups stgn I Books I I Belumont vs De Andrus football Itekets I 7 W'tldc1ts 0 I8 Beaumonts raeketeers tennts men Beaumont 5 Hadley 0 Hulley s Beaumont leads enrollment ln 7 Ile ehools vvtth 7745 Hadley has 2250 Annual Beaumont East S lotus xme Jackets I3 Flyers 6 yea' Aud sesston E B students honored Student Counctl officers mtroduced 78 Hadley do vns Jackets tn eross eoun r Hadley 72 Beaumont 3-1- OCTOBLR Sentor rtbbons are gtven out Bemumont kleks ptgskm around to beat Cleveland 6 0 A reprcsentmtnve of the ltre Depart ment speaks on fire prevention Pepperettes sell shakaroo s 'IX e svn. squ eltnee Betumont slmughters Soldan Blevvett -I5 0 One Hundred frtlq seem - , .7 . 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I3-l3rid.j th' 171th and a ' II ' are Cl UCQU5 r lx1 Crorttn Sprlpue cnltghtens us on tle Unrted DIIIOHS lXexx Sentt r C4 XDK Cl monex txtrrtted Cross Qt llfllfy letm xx1 s x xx 1x meet emumt nt l tts Centrul lootlnll frrst m1rk1ng pertod rept rt cards Selmol ebserxes Umted Natrons Dax hx one mrnute cf s1lence en1c11 O en tl'e xxetks on O Psxcholcgtcal Qchccl entertuns parents rn and afttr open house Vl R1cl'ard l axxrenec arp t1lks on the U lN 78 Beaumont defeats McK1nlex 70 6 Nlclxlnlex gees dcxxn nghtrng ll 'Ihe CADUCEUS g,r1e1ouslx tlloxxs e Drgest to take the fottbxll nl ro x e lu 'Xt X l Mlil R two tter et f LS X1 e l ore or, nt ctx s1le of Cs CILS Senror 'Xexx Sentor tree plxnttnss ll1rtx tn ttrls pm 1fterxx1rd 4 Bemme nt xolts lxoosexelt Rough Rtd Lfb LeKlOI'l JN OO Olll I 8 Recordrng 1n aud for Hlgh School Rextexx 9 Bcaumont and Southxxest t1e I4 l-l l0 Cross tountrx team places second 1n state meet lD Aud sess1on Avx ard to Pat Slessmger or xxtnnrng l Speak for Democracx Con ICSI Sample taste of the Llusrxe Bachelor Yum Yum Good' l7 Senror plax rl he l lus1xe Bachelor No Cat lNo lrghts Lxerx bodx xx ants to go home No soap u e Sll n lctters 1xx xrde to cross country team 3 Beaumont xx xdes through snoxx and utchers Steers 76 0 to xx1n Publrc 1 l cague tttle 4 No school pass the turkey hush 70 Career Conference for jumors and semors Dl Cl MBI R l Basketball Beaumont defeats Central football am e ets 70 J 1 s l One Hundred Fzftu etght ft e1 ar s tt morroxx texehers shtrpen red penetls Chmmp onshrp lootball leum reeerxes letter Studcnt Conn 1l lalent Shoxx xerxone ltolxms, fer The 'I nn Snoxx Ball Dance flex meet elxnd ll Beaumont for sxxrmmrng 9 Beaumont Rcosexelt laxskctva first le1Que game Txxelxe more 0 1nQ 1 s 1 Qhrtstmas It YC eaumtn x Qt 'Vllrx s basket 1 Sttll loc rn fer I-he nl nn D 1 we er 1Xmcr1t1n lcglon Ora lor1e1l Ct ntest R llOl'l Sttll looktnp, cund It 71115, 111 e to D LSI l K nlilrl SL lk x 1 olph xx IS l re ltst Ill Htppx 'Xexx Hen I XXL ARN 4 1d1xs oxer luck to Se aool scrs e 1nto book ms tc xxrmmmg meet at Roosexelt Central uxxartrng mother defeat 1n bas ketball due court mcnt f house Semors hold prom Senlor grades frad1t1cnal r1xalrx on the basketball Beaumont xs Clexeland Sxxrmmers meet Hadlex Semors books collected Class Dax excrcrses 1n aud Beau rxe xs Iutheran at Semrnarx Freld You luekx people CADUCPUS dlstrrbuted 0 eloek Hoo rax l ast dax of regular classes Books collected chool closes t ll Graduatlon xt 3 p m No school Grom report cards g1xen out nnuml Relax Ctrmx ml lmals W l l 1eld House Z7 Beaumont xs Qoldan Blexxett fbas ketballl bcgms 'lhe slme old gr1nd as a nexx term IOUIS U not sat1sfled comes hack for a defeat 1n basketball too lo-M if 1. 4 1 .4 . 1 1 1 4j 1 .1 4-Q -p t cr d. 1 1: 1. 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