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

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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

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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

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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 , . . . . , , .