Beaumont High School - Caduceus Yearbook (St Louis, MO)
- Class of 1956
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C I5uxnm'xx Cfu I' 2 BI XI-RIN IVIANCMI D 'al X Slnmr Cnrls C lu Senior Chmr erctll 4 lunmr Sports Club Student Council u un Plms C0 C C WII I IAM I I PP B Tcam Banhall 3 Gym Team Varuly B,1ub1ll B Furun Plmx Armul S rx cr JOANNI MARCIIANID Nlmllrnuru Radio C lub 9CrucC C uh urn 1 I s lgl VINCI-N I MANNCJ N INC I Cnm Team B Tlam Football B X zrsrly Football -I Future Plans Colhge Armed Serum JANICI Ml INAR JAN Bowlmg Club B Radro C lub Sec Vrrenagemot Seruce C lub Pres Red Cross Club Future Plans Colleg January '55 QIAINIIX KINWORTHX HINR lulure Plans Armrd Scruc GAXII MI Y FR 7 Mmilrn Dann Club Bowling C lub Sgrucl Club Fu urv.Pl1nw Amr lm Quvmr cis I IOXD l JN BI Axs R ullo C lub n lun Plum XX ork rr Armld Snruu JACQULLINI Sl-WARD .mm-Cir Senmr Gurls Crlu Rxcquctncrs lcv Sknlmg C lub -e IaXo1deIxp.1n1 Operetta 4 u ure Plum Colllg WAX NI MA FT HEW S NIATH B Team Football B Varsny Football B Radxo C lub I etrermen s C lub 'I rack Futun Plans lndeflnule Twenty three Januar AI NIIDBALSKI SNL IBO 11r1 .1 x An-n11i S1 Sl Pmxl C11 1 u 111 C 1 xr .1 s 11 1 1r 11 Qll ORC! 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Iiuzur .I . rn- .f ,l'LL't'f7ILl - S1-L1 rr Januar RICHARD LI KIAX RIK II Struce Club I-uture Plans Cnlltgr Armcd Struct JOAN TIIIII Roller Skatlng Klub rms library K Serucc Club Iuture Plmns Ilookkctplnu ROBIR1 UNI AND BOB rack I5 Iutun I l1ns 'lruic Schuol DORIS URBAIS I tr Skating K b 'Vlmtrn IJ nu Cl b Ss-rucc Club run 1 Actin .IAXII S XVAI Student fountxl Struct Club Radio C lub st I lulurc lms m cl cr I Twentu nah! ffm-Q P' 1-sl JOAN. LII TAHLOR JL MA in t I1br1r', Cu rr In X01 dc Icp nu S rum! b I UBL! I US faplmni ur x Indtflmu IACR Torco 1 on Bovxlmg C lub Student Cnuncll I-t ure Plum Drxflxng DOI URI S I'IIVIMS J Furun Plans Stcrclnrnl Work DAVID WAHI BRINK IIORRX I lm In X .xrsntx uotbnll Stunt C uh un I 1 Cu cg.. VIARX ANN VARX ARIS -XNNII tru I S nur C mar X mtrn lxntt ud nl Count tquttl Iuturt I Xurllnts School S XXDRA XVAI I QXNIN m r ikmng C I ws U Wrrk JACK XVI SKOTTII :run 'Im I g I rmmd in lu PAIRICIA C WII I IANI9 ns Skxnng C u I J KYYKIIKX ou nn u LlIth z Srudmnt founcul utun ,ms Compmmnrrx XX nrk X IIIAXI VNII B I Srudrnt Ccunul Sgruu Club Radno C lub u urc I' .ms ful gg. LI -UNI XVII I Head Tr .15 gporlx f lub rum I u rr! ret Iunmr Choir ll-lf! ln Ll' uruI XX ur Januar 55 Ru PII XX 1 suiorl- 1 . QL SAN XX XI 'IER SL skxtmg Club Snrxlte C ub utur N S yr r1rnI Work JACK XNOI KI N II M Iunlur l 4 u ur 7 ns X or or -Xrmr ni SI rx .IANI I VII KINSON J-XX Skaung fluk- Yenne I lub urur 3 .Jns gntarnl Work ALLRII Axx XXOI I I -XLIJIF I r 0 I spa S rx me I b lur ' SI ncgmphrr Tu. emu mm: HES A h DxQ,k6N5 pea? 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Dave' 531 Xi -11' Lee, -Wfwovfw me' If Sw NWA 92.5 DON Qu-5'kQ,N-YO ue, W3 SAJN Ihr llatluceus 12 PIRATES OF PENZANCE On the evemngs of May 19th and 20th the Musxc Orgamzatrons Beaumont under the dlrectron of M1ss Else Brrx presented the Pxrates Penzance wrxtten by Gllbert and Sulllvan The Prrates of Penzance tells the fantastlc story of Frederrc an Eng lxsh boy whose nurse made the mrftake of apprentrclng hxm to a prrate rn stead of a prlot A strong sense of duty whrch IS the keynote of h1s character compllcates Frederlc s love affarr wlth Mabel Stanley and leads hum 1nto serr ous d1ff1cult1es wlth the pollce However when hrs former nurse reveals that he and hrs prrate assccrates are really noblemen he rs saved by the mstmctrve reverence of the Engln h for heredrtary rank and trtle CHARACTERS Samuel a Prrate I xeutenant NV1ll1am a Prrate Lreutenant fredenc a Pnrate Apprentrce Ruth a lnrale Maud of All Work Major General Stanley A loyal Subj Vlabcl Major General Stanley s War l-dllh 'Vlajor General Stanley s Ward Isabell Major General Stanley s Ward Kale Major General Stanley s XVard Sergeant of Pollce Chorus of Pxrates Police and Major General Stanley s Vkfards Accompannsls Thrrlu lun eet f Queen Vnctorra Nlxchael Kayanaugh George Kayanaugh Vlctor Vogllardo Carol Stansbury Jerry Boyer Yxonne Vylallace Roberta Boyd Marxlyn lochmoeller Marcra Gault Charles Dye l Semor Chorr and I Semor Glrls Glee Sliathy Burke IMar1lyn .lost ., .Ay e ,V 'A'K,V' 91. 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Af gl 1,7 I Q 'ju - f ,ff ff ' 1 ' 1 ' ,' L f ' I 1, ' I - ' 4, 7 CHRISI ANAL Qoxxx Sum: r Bind nm Sas bull xruu Bxnlnll ln y 1nc rmul SL u GAIL BI AIQDI n or parts km- r urn Club Linn: K 1 .sl Su Q lc C u ulura Pl ns Wm' RIC HARD AL IRE CLxx1 R nm In 1 mm I'nxkv.lb1ll unix ms l ul u , in m m r IAVLRNI BI Chl BC Slunng Club Rmcqudtnrs Lulu Cl b Hpp nltu x Nvnnrd xn .1 JIXI BANK ll-XR I' .mor hnd Jody Xhk rs 51nd Im dn xun ' mn X ux L 3 R x QV 9 it Af June 55 SANDRA JI AN BFAX FRS sxxnu Ins Spmnhi u Iunur Qpurxsi b Fnsbmxn Chorus lunmr 1 r s H unmr Che ur ulun ' uns XX nhmgmn :ummm PRF D ANDK-RSOX Iur 'mx fd. 6 S IRI EX HI SHIRI nur I lu L I 1 llxl nur In 'mm , ' 1 kr! ml Wo ROBL RT BAKER mm uxm uns Xkor ROBI RIA BOHD BOBBIE Junwr Chun mor C. s mm I n gr HJ u ur P11 s Fc age Thzrtu sever June 55 .IACQUELIN BOT1 .IACIXIF Future' Plans Offucc Work IOHIN BARII OW sm Asn vu lmmlng I mm mf Ium 1 s I nm K lv lnllumunsf ub In cs! QHII uun ' 1 s lcge SHARON BRUNIKHORS I SHAY cr I ns Pmppln Is S umlml Iuumll run I 1 1 S nnllrlxl Wm' RIQIIARD Bl IIXIIK BI ANS lhsnblll Iiuvulmg C ub ulurc ,ms Drmflm I.lxDA BIJRACR Qlrxnc C lub lun 1 Swnlmrn Hur Thxrty ezqht KEITH BARBERO BAR BER o B 'l am Basketball 73 B I Tmm Baseball 4 B X Hsin Basketball 14 Rulno flub un I' 1 f H C ARIOIII BORQIII u I nshnnn K moms unmr Girls hh Iixdm C lub xtrlbunu Idu nn I utu I ans Oltx I Wu DONALD BISISI J I-RI 5 .run Club In 1 Xburk ur Armu Sxrx CO1 LII N BRLI N rgmnr H LX nu nn! un us Sun!1rnlXXor ROXAI D BOBBITT RON I d px my, Iinll Lu Iulun 1 Br xxl s L xu u mu s 1 IHI IN BL nmr 1 4 v uxrlx 1 Amnup xl S 1 ur 1 I X X u I l IAX1 R Xl, X x Lx r nl RN BLSC Hlxl NIP! n 1 X nk I xxx Bm My if 910 1 1 SV June 55 DOROIHX BL! lx I Dm nu ur C lunu C 14 r or C1 na nr S mtmgi x1'slll'lf kk rl th Isp mr um N,nIxrl1lXXu ROB! RI BRAND pu S1 turm K ru! uhm! N ll' I N N RNS x vm x xxx r Curlx n run r Ixus Bkul xshl u 1 x rm S I PHI! 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Club uturg Pla S Vxorlx RM GLQRQF UIN lxchmcmns C uh I-ulurcPl1ns Work CAROI GOI R59 Paovslrng C lub Srmor C hour Opcreua 54 Aqundntns ocmllil 'Vlalody Mmkrri Iutura Plans fo cgy LARRH GOUDX I-rnshmcn Chorus Junlur Cholr I5 'Imm I'r.1ixb1ll I5 I5 Tum .xuball l I5 Tum mslutball X xrsrty mslulbxll u ure I .ms 0 I WILNIA GRlI'I IN RFU Junwr Cnrls Glcc Junior fhorus Snnmr 1 r G 1 luturn Plmx Work PATRICIA GRONEMEI ER PAT Serucc Club la V01 de Fipann Pcpperttres ulurc Plms Secretarml Xkork ffl 'W JI AIN HAR1 NIANIIN Jn fwwu Rrcquxtlurs lnihmm Choruv Junior C rrlx CIM u urs. ll ns iecr urn Xkork IRID H ure Plxns JUD I-II-DI. HID Rxcquetteers Roller Skating Club Junror Grrls flee Junmr Chonr Senior Girls Glee urun. 'Inns Bunn ess School June '55 , 1. gui f LM MARK HAIL Furur Phns -Xrmtd Sersrce SHIRLIA HANSEN Serucf: flub Roller Skntrng I lub urure Plms 9 crcrnrml Xkcrk XII S HI IDI NIAN KARROIS Svnlmmnng 'I mm B nr ck s I u u ur I ln lnrutr BI K I RII HASQBAUNI B X Jumor I r x I rr Junior Chorus Stnmr Gtr Q flu Stnror Choir Iururc Phnr Xkork IN ION HII I I mxxx Senxor Lhmr Opererm ul Football 52 Gym Tum B Serum flub Future Plans College 'Vlnlrtary Career Forty Hue June '55 EVERETT GHOLSTOY BABY BROTHER Senxor Band Future Plans College SHIRLEY HOI I F SHIRI Future Plans Secretanal Work LEO HOWE 1 EE Senror Band Serucc C lub lootball li Rep lnltrgrnup Youth Future I'l1nv Collcgt Jl RRY INDI RKlARK Jl R magtr 'luck 54 rnxx ountry Swrmmmg Ttam luturt Plans College or Work JUDX JACOBSNH ll Cheerleader Pcppererrcs Aquadctlcs Racquctterrs Student Councrl Future Plans Secntarral Work Forty six 'M' JANET HOHL JAN rcshman Chorus untor Gxrls Glee unlor Choir Senior Girls Glee Opcretta 54 Future Plans Clencal Vlork KFNNHTH IMAN KFlN Track Tcam 54 B Team Football 53 B Varirty Football 5 C m Team 55 56 future Plans College GLENDA HUDSON POOCHIE Service Club Future Plans Marrnge LA VI RNI HUTTON lrtshman lhorui Junior C hour Future Plane Qrcretarnl XX ork LDDII JANL S aruty loolball 3 X :ce Prex Student Ccuncul rack tm Team ltttcrmrn s Club Future Plans College CAROIL KI-I I I lk IIY Nlndun Dann Club Pepprrcltes Sports Klub un Vms incntmrnl Hur JOI-IX: GARRITT Fulun llxns Work o iolllgn MARL ARI T .JOHNYI ON MARK ll nvslmg K lub ol d lspm I nn Rollgr 9k.1tIng C u I un llx fn GLORfl, KAVANALC ll HB .I ., S'nior Chnl: O erelln 'S-13 uturc l l:InQ Cc ep EILIEEN KEECIAN .. KE.. Dislributivc Education Club Radio Klub Fu ure Plans B sinus S: mv and Nlarriagc June 55 DAVID JI I I RI is Imvr Svummmg Team B nlttrmen Q K lub II un 'lam fo cgc I OUISL JOHNSON I ou lruhm n C horus Iuruor C Irls Glen Junmr Sports Club S run K b l uIurL Ilms XX ork nr X'l1rrI.1gL LOUISI KAPOUIIS I Ic. pInII III Pl ns War JANET KALLAK , 'rvi'- Club 5 Iurc la -ffSecr'Iari.1l XVmk JOHN KRETSCHMFR Zulun' Pla x -Cu C ' Forty-seven June 55 NIARI IOU KI NINILR xmm uqmrru Rx IrSInl1ny,C h 'Ippcnllu tin 1 s g or XXII DONNA KORTF DON 1 Khuv nmr ll II Im ihur Q Il ll I I I XMIIII GI RAI D KRAUSS .Il RRX III I S nur l mir K I 7 'XIImslrN 'cj V13 ,M DORIS KLR1 Z Domi Ikmlmg C lub Iiuquuunrx uruu .ppInuu Imr K xx u In Ulf XXnr GI ORL I I ANIKLN I 1 lnhrmur1I Iinkubm mx no rxltx Ioutbxll uuln I x C QI cg. lurrq waht 74: 7F73 , TTL-5 Tffff T' F 'A 5 I . is-'f' 4 1 5243 I- 54.4511 4 -?',LT.f r. - 4 ' M :f F ' if P 5 TI 3 Q 4 ' -w 4, -. 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CAROIXN IVIISFION Qporln Club B freshmen I horus Racquttturs utun Plmnx Fnlltgt I IONARD MOI I I I QIN rxtlt mm nltttbmll Iutun Plans Collcge CAROL SLI MOHR SLSII Stud nt Council I rtshnun C horn Scruce Club Racquetteers Iuturc Plan Qccretannl Wcrlt Frfty PATRICIA MARLER PAT Iunlor Gxrls Clos' Stnmr Clrls Glrc Opcrctta 'I u urc 'ms O uct Hull KAI MI RRXVIAIN umm I Us Snnmr Chmr orlx Club mxlmg I lub Rolllr Sltatxng Club Futur Planw Acccuntmg PAUL IVIONDS truss Country Team B I cttcrmcn s Llub ulurc I' Ins Drxfllng MARTIIA IVIIDDI INTON 'VlAR'I Y Jumor Racquctttcrx Ict Sksnlng Junior Choir Sports Club Bovxlrng C lub Futurt Phns Colltgn K LI' N OI ONI X Roll r Slntmg ulurPJPlmns Nqe t1rnl Xlurk JI-RRR MOORY X O Radm Club ululc l 1 x 4 PATRICIA MLI-CI LR xufi Rmcqucttemrs lruhmen C horus Junior Chorus Junwr Girls Glu: Studwt Qouncrl I-umm Plans XX Crls WII LIAVI 'VlAR1lNLr MORROXN 'I r.1clx T .lm B rms C uunlrx ulurc Illx r .IXNIIIF MHRS Scrum Club Sports Club Roller gkatmg Club Peppuures Student Kruncxl utun Plans -X nunung WORT HX Nl XXSOXI xmx Sgrucl Club Future Pl ns Coll g June '55 FLORA ANNIE LEWIS FLO Future Plans Office or FRANK MORRIS 'Ienms Iulure Plans XVork Possibly College I INDA IVIOUNICE l YNINI I ruhmcn Chorus Jumor Curl: Glu' Jumor Chmr Smmor Clrls Glec Puxure Plans College 1, lla' I ETH peret Councx U YC . I I PEGGY MURRELL luture Plans XX ork I-:fry one June '55 RUTH Nll HALS MOLSI iporu Club Vnct Pre: Racquctturs Opcretla Senxce Llub Dramatlcs Future Plans Collmgc JM11 9 NlXRlCl'x J 'VI Xlnlody Makers 1111 Ba Lum Tcmm Fund B Future Plans Collngn NANCH NORXI l TNAN Band Orchestra ikalxng Club Future Plnm iocnl XX ur Fulurn Plans XX nrk CAROLXIX PALI SI X cA1u11 was Skqnny, ll b cc 1 r.xr1an 111 un I etterettca Radlo Club Pepperettcs Future Plans Koll1g1 'wr XV01 Fzfly mo rf Lgszirifg JOHN MLI lxlX Nunn C ub ulun uns rm J 9-ruc.. or XXork Al ICI NORTON 1 nm K HNHIKCX Spmuh Club 1t11r1 l' 1 Srcntmrnl XXork I DWARD NORMAN Buy-. S1312 mm oolbqll B Xsrsliy loolball JL QADU US for Qu rmrn 4 lb nun l l1ns 'Xl1l1t.1rx Kcadmmx ROSAI ll. OSSIAX Rosll Ss-rucc Club Student founcul Sporlx Club Rncqucnun xlun l 1n O 1U XXnrk l HONUX9 PA1 ALZOI 0 1 1n xx 11 l s1 lun lo P122 7 f1.L 1 3 yt' A ' 5 N .V f - i1 A ' ' If VP1. Ac.-'Y , j . 1 , , , , 1 . .. L ,. .MVN . 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JAIVI FTF'- Furure Plans Armed Service CAROI PRQOST BI AN Racquclteers Junmr Choir Junior Clrlx C lcv. I-uture I7 an: Stcrttlrnl Ver JEANETTE QUINN JFAN I rtshmen fhorus .lunxor Clrls Glee Pcpperetles Radio flub Iuturt Ilans fomptometry H RLLY Jr AN QUINTON enlor Orchestra Accompamst Operetla 34 Iurure Plans Stcretarlal Work Frfty three , l I 1 2, . SIS I fw ' A I ' l f 1 . . r v S Iiuturt' Plans Air Force . I 'A ll I. ' A .A , k I I . - . 4 I' lv .I , Q , I , I I i , 2 S I I 2 v f - A, ,.., A 5 ' ' . .,B,. v Pl , c Scrvi' cr ' ' I , ' Y I I June 55 BARBARA .II AN Rl-I DS BARB Roller Rluung Club ieruce C lub .Iunror Cnrlx Crlec Qemor Chrls Clu Operetta 54 Future Plans Office Work RICHARD RICHARDSON MIKI eretta 54 Fu ure Plans Ilymg DIANI RlT'II R Seruce C'lub Bovslmg Club Future Plans College or XX ork JAMES RGSNFR KRAUT B Ioorball B Baseball l Xarslty football B Xarslty Baseb1ll B Future Plans College JFANNINI ROSI Jt AN Freshmen Chorus Seruce Cxlub Sports Club Racquetteers Ice Skanng C lub Future Plans College Frfty four JOX RFINWAI D JoYc E ports Club Slnttng Club Qtruct C uh ur. 1 s Sncr tmrnl Work or llmrrn Tnthtrs College ERI IXI RFI LI R Spxnnsh Cslub Jumor Cr rls Crltt IRWIN ROBLRTS Spanish C lub Rxflc C lub Future Plans Colltge. NAXCX ROBERTSON Plxhlt Pnppcnttu Serum Club Iutur A ans S-.tr una Work MARVIN Ross Future Plans Indeflnxte Fut ' I'l.n f' e. I, I . ' I ,' 1 I 't - -' ' f Up ' , 'ss C A' I ' Tennis Team '55 Future Plans Militarv Cqareer . I . , DI . -. ', Q 1 ,I Hp, ' 1 A I ell '1' 'lr X A 'Q GI ORIA ROTII Bow ling Club uturt 'lms Nursing LA VLRNE RUNZI RINSO Service Club Freshmen Chorus Jumor Gnrls Glee Future Plans Commercml XX ork EMILY JLANETTL RUSSELL Aqundtttts Sports Club Skatmg C lub Futurt Plans Camp Counselor CLYDL SCHLAHER Iuturc Plans College ROBI RT SCHL LTI: BOB Senxor C hour rctu 4 Futur Plans -Xrmed Serucv. June 55 RICHARD RLDDLE RICH trctta 4 B Tram Football 3 Svummmg Tum 34 ra It S u tnt Councxl 3 ulur P .Ins f o 6 GIRALDINL ROLCGLY GFRRX Iuturt Plans Secr tarml V r NICK SCANIBILIS Studtnt Council Ii 'Icam Baseball I5 Team Footbmll uturt 7 ans C o ge SANDRA SCANLAN S-XNDN P pperettes Aquadetrzs Student Council Junxor Gxrls Gle Sports Club Futura. Plans Rectptnonnt IDNA IVIAL SI I CK EDDII Bowling Club B Student Council Peppcrettes Junior Choir Qemor Girls Cnlce Future Plans Secntarul Work Fzfly Hue XWCJ 1 In 10 7 I . . X D V l I . , ISIS Op' 's , 'ss F l 1 I Y, ' ' .A I . ' li., ir I '54 4 :I 4- 2 ' 's I C' rr I 1 I img ' if ' ' 1 f I f Q ' xox UGREIE HJEANIEH . , . K 5 A, ilk rf -Il f-gm L Al tv opt 5 . 'sa Q V I Q I l ,W v I ' fd , V I rl. I -' I H June '55 JAMLS SCOGL.-INS J 'vl mum: 54 lellermen Q C lub future Plans Vhnrk BARBARA SHAW BARB la N07 dr Espana Qporu Club lcc Skalmg Club Sc: Rollcr Skmnng Club S rucc C ub ulurc 'am Collngl Xhvrlm IPAUI SHFI l IELD Futun Plans Cnllcge or Armld ccrucc BEN ERLX SNIDER Racqurlucrs Bovllmg Club Slnlor Cnlx Clcc' CNHI Futun Plans Indcfmnc JAMES SNIIDI R JIM Bowlmg Club u urc Plan lXax Fxflq szx CAROL S TH , Juplo Ch fbi 9: ucv nr ans crm-IMWXXW N4 XJ DAVID SHAPIRO DAVE Future Plans XX ork PHX LLIS SMITH PHYI Scnxor Chou' Roller Skating Club Racqucttcers Servxcc C.lub Qtudcnt Cuunnl Future Plans Nurnng CHARLES SMITH LHAS Rxfle C' ub Cym Team Operetla 54 unmr C hour l uturc Plans Colllgc MARTHA SORNSON MART l dnlor Dlgul Qeruce C lub Bowling C lub Rnller Skallng Club lulura' Plans Cn Cge SHI LA SIHQLX u 'nn Surgmn RCB! 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I fl' ie 'bu V-'qua-pac I we QW 1419 W 3dQJLe0??f L FSC arf B D0 I CETTO FAST EKJWD '40 6 SC!-foo SPHNT5 C ml, Ti schefb R Mriwiha S meson st ED F03 Supl Crouny JPG Jola Q Eanr 5 voon a 'Q P1785 ,r iff MkM SH l RLtY BOLTE CM3lolj+SXJ wg CNY 1 B7 jp-cck rx 939 Q3C+lCt. 725 CDED 499 Cs 'VV JQNQS Co HOVH MQQKQILP-JL S man X 5+ Q6 MQ LT N25 HW Sf!! 1 Y' fix' www ,Smly wx fm -D lladuceus GROUP 20 Miss VIARA ZEIP. Arie-mir FRONT ROXV: Tom Breen. James Moore. Robert XVilli.1ms. Charles XVilson. SECOND ROXV: Janet Hoffman. Sharon Olaughlin. Jacqueline Turnage. Joan Meyer. Pav tricia ljogue. June Meyer. Barbara Flowers. l.ula House, Mary Rolle. Patricia Vwlhite. THIRD ROXV: John Clendt-nin. John Romero. Palsy Gorman. Judith KVelker. Velta Boege- mann, Gwen Sanders. Carlene Krueger. Karen lfberhardt. Sue Hall. Robert Greenemay. XValter Goerss. Advisor Vera Zeip. VOURTH ROXV: Vfilliam Carlin. Jim Ridens. Carl Johnson. Alan Gevers. Ronald Duroso, Belmont XValton, Daniel Goforlh. -fa ii ' Nl Z- XNQN GROUPQ4 XX S X If fldezswr MMN5 lROlNT ROV Birbiri bidi-rn Doris Bronnlee lrlllan Codx Xlarilxn Shapiro Bern Hxber endt Janice Clements Josephine 7er1llo llois Cimpbell Ruth Caullex SLCOIND ROVV leo Drenlairt Kent Hornberger Rosene lahland Jane Curry Judx Grote Bexerlx Deuser Barbara 'Vloore Phxllis Sehmrdt Carol Daeus Dennis Gray Joseph Voss 'll-HRD ROXX Bob Gexers Donald llsrstman Ioe Hendrleles Chirles Heidemann lnranlt Jurotleh Ralph Colt7 -'Klan XX edemexer Srxlu tzqhl Eadulzeus GROUP 26 MISS RIITKIN. flclersor FRONT ROXV: James Ifroeschner. Ronald Jones, Charles Mauer. SECOND ROXV: Sandra Mathias. Carol Solari. liileen Kelly. Judy' Cooper. Barbara Ciross. Jonitia Patton. Sharon McCullen. Patsy Bierman. Patricia Reily. THIRD ROXV: Edwin Murphy. Martha Hogard. Christine Turner. Helen Leier. Jeanette Johnston, Virgie Ciaylon. Ellen Jennings. Bernice Brown, Jerome Ferrante. FOURTH ROVV: Pierre Belleville. Richard Kimball. Richard Bergmann. George Raley. Bob Bowron, Jim Eagen. Robert Hardcastle, 5112 ag GROUP 33 ' M F Vlll fldusor QL IRONI ROXK Dean Lclfl r Paul Pilcrmo Dennis larlscr Winn Xolltcrt AL -1, fi 14, V SECOND ROXK Barbari B de Jo Ann Cox Judi Hoisard Brenda lchnson Nanci Brueege mann Bettx Rabtnmcli Vlarlcnc NlcCl1tchx Ciloria Thomas C1roICanuax IHIRD ROXX Vlr Vlillcr Iohn Nlr hart llouise Cirecn Claudette Chapman Carli Butano Heierin lxipp Phyllis 9 hoen Vlarian Knedel Daxid Dohrmann Donald loachrimstalcr IOLRIH ROW Raleigh Sifft rd Don Kaltmiicr Dart Wilson Boli lrestik XX oodrou Brooks lxcnmlh lxerksrtls Russell klflflghl Qrxlu mm ,ff ff. ,I J fx T'- , j ., ' t '2- ig 3' J Q 1.7. H -A X' h . . 1 . b- ' 1 l D ,N ,- 4 ,, ' ' A rgx ...I ,is U .Q l J b, 'I I 4 R E Q www J J s . ' L 'ff , .H - s in J w ,W ,T 4 L 1 'D F . P . . . . ' rf , M . V 1, ' :L f H . . rf J ri , .Y ' . 2 J :Ti fix A Nl 1 ' - 'L .4 A f ' . . B .- . :J C F .. , . . I A .r , W I Q , 1 V - k X-si X 'Vx Y Nl X ,X ' x X 1 1.1 wie fll ffl I l N ,ff all Kxhi wil it 'Q Eadulzeus GROUP 43 MR. LANGLEBEN. fldvisor V L11 EROINT ROW: Larry Brown. Carl Allemann. Randell Jones. James Moose. SECOND ROXV: Joan XVehmueller, Judy Bokal. Carol Richardson. Crloria Karl. Bonnie O'Brien. Janet Selby. Sheila Law. Dorothy Essen, Arlene Pruehsner. THIRD ROVV: Jack Stewart. Mr. Langleben. l.ouron Burrow. Lynn Cross. Tennus McEwan. Delores Trumpold, Virginia Kloth. Sharon Oerst. Mayme Isbell. Rita Koller. Gary Flood. FOURTH ROW: Don Schantz, Joe Turner. Bob Schwartz. VVesley Bock. Gary Veni, Ollie Shcarrer. Jim Oakley. D nf? GROUP 8 5 l llONISl fldllillf XVtlls Sondra Shorter Sl CONJD ROVV 'Vlarion Harrison 'Vlirthanm Hatehard Sue Tlomxon llorenct Judd lohn Donnell Bob Binks IHIRD ROW Sharon Kampmuntrt Betty Sturdixant Louella Plattmr Marjorie Guinn lone Allen Rodger Perl George Rottkamp IOURIH ROXX Charles Halbert Robert VleQuitly Bll lone John 'Vlonin leon Hunter Ronald Counts Mrs leontsmis NOT PRESENT Robert Byrnes Mary Ellen Buretas Angela Conrgliaro Terry Jenkins Marian Pancoast Dau Schiller Bill lxeller Seutnlu , 6 , . 4 f , M K I I 4 i w ill Q' , . ' lx .I if A V xx I .A N lVlR'. .. ,Q .vi Nls. '. FRONT ROXV: Melba Klingler. Darlene Otto. Carol Mueller. l5aiIh Smothers. Gwendolyn 2 r W 5 3 ' E . r. ' ' . . ' 1 . . 3 r . . 5 2 J - li i . x ' r 'I ' , i , '. . . Eatlutzeus GROUP 13 'Vllbs VN ALSH Adezsor IRONI ROXV Deborah Scott Lots Pads Ruth Croney Jean Roberts Patncta Hoser Bon me Murrell SLCOND ROVJ l-lntta Stewart Celeste ledford Jewel Swam Patsy Newhouse Wtnona Bterbaum Judy Roberts Rosemary Bush Man Helen Newberry THlRD ROW Deanna Jones Dolores Caldwell James Tllley Rtchard Hamernxck Walter Ragan Lonmc Hutchinson I-OURTH ROVV Rnchard Re1nhol7 Ray Powers Vvltlltam Powell Medford Kelly Donald Lngelman Russell Cox GROUP 17 MISS A WOLF! AdLlS0f FRONI' ROW Carol Ann Jakubnak Patsy lNan James Carolyn Vluehletsen Sue Brooks Jewel Ackman Judtth Crosson SECOND ROV' Arllne Basnle Jolene Meter Joyce Dunn Hattie Blackman Janet Smxth Susan Mossberger Gertrude Dunlap THIRD ROW Terry Domsekke Connle Sander Karen Tussey Mary Rae Knxpp Anna Mae Goss Judnth Boyle Karl lake FOURTH ROXV Dennxs Klempert Innn Shxpp Sxlxester Huggnns Norris 'Meter Wtllnam Hagen Ralph Patterson Paul Bueltman fred Sewer XxVllllJm Prosser Daxtd Nelson Gary Dunbar Robert lloxd Seeenlq one t L C lg l l ' F N , ,.. ff TWIN S S Q3 el' J 1 9-'M A Nj N f 9 CJ T Oy t. 7 e ga g f ' , N kk , e -Y ,Q :X A rg! xx X V C nl' J t an , ,N C XX KG , M ,L Ia N 1 V' ' X , V Q! fflflf N ' K . A L ,vi A , , H I ,N JL I . . I , C: K C l CLIN J w E Cadueeus GROUP l8 MISS BAXMEYER, Adrrsor FRONT ROVJ: Margaret Holzliaucr. Judith Sale, Marlene Marquardt. Joan Strain. Peggy Burnette. SECOND ROW: Clara Becton. Rita Khalif. Mary Jane Holzschuh. Sondra Pugsley. Hazel Morris. A1 THIRD ROW: Charles XVilliams. Josephine Funclt. Georgia Dodd. Judith Brooks. Nancy ' Behnke. Susan Flagg. Mary Lesniak. Sallie McClendon. Leonard Neely. FOURTH ROW: Denny XVebber. Robert Oakley. Larry Little, Kenneth Lindhorst. James Hogg, Michael Hankins. Robert Bryan. James Smallwocd, Vincent Henneberry. Carroll Davis, Robert Bates. Thomas Thornton. V ,f--- GR UP 22 wif 'H 7304 MssI'r1tc1RAdL f ML VDC Jornsori Sl COND ROVJ Shiron Brown Marguerite Ben on lxaren liebig, Carolyn Ciecilone Janet Robard Mary Alice ll ten lreddie 'Vlae Roberts THIRD ROXX Jinct lcfland Joyce Brusasto Dum Schneider Rosalie lNorcia Ruth Stumpf Cilcrit Grotptter Carol Ixms IOURIH ROVJ John Kahr Boh Sander Bch Scott Thomas Ttske Syliestcr Brown Ncrman Thcclc Joe Kotcucck Rchtrt Vantt Harry locltmr Xcrnon Cooper Charles Coburn Joseph Pendleton Clifford Sledge Setentq Iu,o JI A M lk N il X. U l A4 if we mf ffl Jjl 4f QW 2 2,416 ,X I xl ' N X .J .X 1 fi I A if ff' g! f rl fi he 77 'l I f 4 ,Ki I ti J fp X Vs 4, O I fy . lf. ' 5 . EH? , ':.srJ 1 - ' FRONT ROXV: Leona Mae Russell. lflaine Strawm. Pat Dietz, Sue Sperry. Sue Gaeng. Doris VI 4 .J . ' T f ' . -g 1 . . 'i . .i V, l 4 . e . 5 Ts :.IA Q 5.1. .'r 5 -.. .' ', fwffz, ,L DC., A' 01!OL0 -1011, Eadulzeus GROUP 32 MISS HL'CKlE. rldL'zsr,r VRCNT ROXV: Janice Harry. Palsy l,aRue, Betty Conway. Rose Marie Tatum. Sandra Harl- man. SECOND ROVV: Casilda Buchhclz. Alva Fritsch, Sharon Surbaugh, Carol Ackermann. Donna Hillis, Betty Jo Avery. Barbara Heflin. THIRD ROXV: Myrna XVcber. Barbara Hehman. Judy Mclfarland, Eileen XVindle. Miss Huclne. Carolyn Mincer. Phyllis Brack, Dorothy Jones, FOURTH ROVV: Joc Kivcnas, John Lamb. Ronald l,oesch. Harry Florron, XValler Pollick. Larry Reckert. Phillip XX'ood. John l,carher5. l,cc Anderson. NVaync Bell. Ronald XVcbb. David liiebig, Robert Tonkins. Gary Bayles. had GROUP 38 N ISS l'lLNll'HRll 'ldusur ONI ROXK lu x Higrn o Ann Binlilcx C ral Hrlxex Nui lrldman linda Born mans Slnarrn While. SlCOND ROXX Vliss Humphrey llarriiia lxuuzl' Xlarx Whitmr Silmi Powers Harriett 'Vlirhell l et Willis 'Vliry lur x lHlRD ROW Carcl Han mann ludirh Hamliin Linda Wiuaricr Shirlei VlcCrarlv.r Bfnnn Bradrr Alun S lmidl Judi Shanks Carclxn Johns Ccnstinrr lirlpatmk lOLRlH ROXX Brnjimin Nlai Ri hard Guin Ronald Nlaibui louis Low: Charlrs lurks. Donmll Rnd Klan Lallon Harald Nilnn mucr lamrs Srtlirh Gan lod frlur lduin Burroughs Ri hard lrrrx Srrrnlu Ihrer YK. f' 5 :T 1 :nf fl 34 .fn bl x 5 A l fl . ' 171 D .ff R L x7 ' - ' X s f 2 l .L ,, lfRi ' '1.a- .-.J ' V, ai I .Q -a .V 'lin up .4 A A i.v.IOX . A . . li ' '. ' 1 B , i .V 'S .. ' 'C - lfalluceus GROUP 72 MISS l7lliRCl:. .-ldeixor FRONT ROXV: Linda Crook, Joyce Brownover. Carol Hopkins. Linda XVilliams. Barbara Jenkins. SECOND ROXV: Ruth Ann Schantz. Edith Bauder, Sue Piper. Era Rose Radosta. Patricia Martin. Sandy Arntson. THIRD ROXV: Charles Boster. Jo Ann Henderson, Norma Jean Jones, Yvonne XValton. Bernice Dampier. Carol Krichc. Maureen lVlcChe5ney. Larry Strunk, l.arry Eder. FOURTH RONY: Terry Daum. George Thomas. John Groh, John Beck. .lorry lVlcKennev. .lim Volm, Dale Neidenlmsh. Melvin Hayden, Don Maitland. Squire lluntcr. GROUP 77 'MISS XX HIIINL -ldrisor IROINI ROXX luelx lxennison Doris Sehniidthorst Niney Htnee Smdri Xlormin lxithx Sehulte SlCOND RONK Jewel Vlinning, Cloria MeCox lhxllis S ith lmdm S ey Sue lineher Betty Mounts Betty lohnson lHlRD ROXK Vixiin Stimm linda XX itson lessie Ouslex Yxonne Hubbard loin Slinlsard ludy Smith Vliss XX hiring IOURIH ROXV Albert Collins XVallacc Butler Tom Raftery Charles Birr Dennis Creeeh Don Haeusserminn Bob Xooheis lirry Ahrens Gene Vklesterfeld lim lulkerson Bill Ciraxxe lirrx Nlel irlin Ronald Veal oeunlq four 3 if. V, , ', -. ', p ' ' .. Y, ' ' , .. I , . . e .le . ... r i .. . I .' f. . V. ' ' - . . ,A ' ' ' '. ', : ., .-. ,. i. 1. 1 I. 7 rm . . . ra '.. . . 'A V. ' ' 7 w 's uv v v 7' . . .i t. . VT. -1 V A AH . A T' . lladuceus GROUP 81 MISS RII DIL Adersor FRONT ROW Ann Roeder Lynell Horne Carolyn Brown Kathleen VIcDan1el Donna Kerktnng SECOND ROW Jon Ann Yancey Carolyn Peters Arnold Vleredtth Sylua Smxth Carolxn Punkt Mary Rose lVl1Ixtano Maruanne Allen IHIRD ROW Shxrley Hyland Donna Walden Sandra Jean Rxchardson Opal Reed Pat Schuh Phyllxs Keay FOUR TH ROW Tom Glllxes Frank Bluetttrmann Mxchxel Bunch Donnell Cru7tn Joseph Mtllon Wnllnam Kuhlmann PIRSONS ABSENT Judx Isbell MISS EDNA GEITZ We would lxke to thank MISS Edna GQIIT an Englxsh teacher at Beaumont for her excellent work on the Caduceus MISS GCIIZ came to Beaumont twenty nme years ago and took mer the arrangmg of the Senxor New Senlor plctures In 1940 She contmued thls work untxl September 1955 when Mxss Mxldred Melxcan assumed that responslblllty Setentu Hu 4 Ir' Y Q A I I v rl I ' Iv Guccione. James Boster. 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ILLQIQQ' 1111 4177. 111117. 1111 117. 14ILL'. 111771 1117 15111117.1111 l,L1vN 1111, P UHHTM SzLnf71U seun Eadulzeus FIRST ROW Don Sullivan Rich Rogers tco captatnl Jim Nicholson Art Muegler Ron llood lco captain? Don Costello Bud Harbin Bert Barth Bob Leonard Sl CO'XlD ROYN Richard 'Vlcldrum lmanagerl Inc DeVere Rich lxrueger Brian Spooner Bob Cerner larry Cloudy Rich Autry Coach 'I id Close Coaeh 'lom Stanton BASKETBALL CHAMPS BERT BARTH The Beaumont Cagers finished the l954 1955 season as city champions vxith an excellent record of twenty six veins and one loss The team was led by the co captains Ron Flood and Don Costello vshile Rich Rogers led all scoring with a grand total of four hundred and sixty one points The Blue Jackets took first place in the Normandy Christmas Tourna hip of the tournament The Jackets also took first place in the DeAndreis Tournament 'I he cagers vxon the Hadley Regional 'I ournament making them eligible to play in the State Tournament The team won one and lost one in that tournament its only loss to a xery fine team from Joplin which won the State Championship The big guns of the team were Ron Flood who ucceeded in scoring four hundred and seven points Don Costello with two hundred and forty seven points Art Muegler with one hundred and thirty eight points Jim Nickolson with one hundred and eighteen points and Bob Leonard with eighty even points The returning lettermen are Don Costello Bob Gehner Rich Autry Leo De Vere Don Sullivan Rich Krueger Larry Cwoudy and Bert Barth Seeentq eight .N A 3 V A r i . , I i '. 4 l ' X , 4 l tl , I v . V lv I Yv 41 -lx. . 4 e I 1 H I I - I 7 I Y' 1 1 ' H - I Y' 3 I H Y 3 3 - I , 1 ' 1 A H . 3 1 I P P ment by beating a good Maplewood team for the Green Divisional Champion- 4- l m 1 I y 1 a' 3 1 i 3 V 3 V . A I . 5 . N . V 'Y E . . 5 1 , V S X3 S I 5 ' -sf ' . ' ' 1 , , ' . J ,JJ NJ elf it Catluceus I-RONT ROW Jrm Herdeman James Jefferres John Iowrey Rrch Knrpp James Frank Paul Ochsenknecht SECOND ROW Walter Goerss Wayne Kolbe John Stewart Tom Settlage Ray Jackson Vernon Drll THIRD ROW Coach lrxm Obermark Bob VVagner John Bartlow Bob Brand meyer James Copanas Russ Cox Roger Holm Wesley Bock Jrm Volm Ken Hull Lee Thomure J-'V4 Not Present John Frscher yvof PM F XL SWIM TEAM ,Wu JoHN BARTLow j ,rig fffw The 1954 55 edrtron of the Blue Jacket swxmmmg team was not as successful as 1ts predecessor due to some bad breaks However there were a few outstandmg swlmmers on the team Lee Thomure won the State DlVlI1g Crown whrle the freestyle relay team took thlrd place rn the State Meet The members of the relay team were Tom Murphy Ken Hlll Jerry Zergler and Lee Thomure John Bartlow took slxth place rn the mdrvrdual medley at the State Meet also Other members cf the swxm team who earned letters were John Frsher John Lowery Bob Wagner Rrch Kmpp Paul Ochsenknecht and Jrm I-Irede man Coach Obermark says that wrth a lot of work and the help of several lower termers the Blue Jackets will once agam be rn contentron for the Publrc Hugh League Crown Seventy nme x x . ,' . 1 I ' ' J ' 1 '7 1 s Z' ' I 'L fb 4 VV! 1 I, IU ff , x' , . . . . , . . . , 'J , , . . , . I , V I v 1 - Iladuceus Sl'I TING Jack Jones Daxe VVoolxerlcn lou Roeder Ronnit Cypret Wayne Marthexxs KNFFLING Bob Irwin Bob Lnland Chesley Van Slratten Crlen Dietrich Jerry Brexxlli. Don Brown Paul l orcn7mi Art Geldbach Bill Lilien iek Bob Ixans Ron Schoen Mike McBride Bob Baldridge THIRD ROW Coach B111 'Vliller Paul Dalermo John Dieu Clip Jordan Ken lman Bill Morrow Gary Hornberger Arden Stiefer B111 Vlueller Jim Feeney Henry Poth I-larry I:1 enhart Ray Schulte Randolph ONcil John XX'a1ten John Loxxerx Coa h Henri Backus FOURTH ROW Manager Jerrx lndermark Bill Beam John Bartlow Ray Relek Gerald Proske Rrch Haworth Ed Norman Junior Captain Gerry John on All Team Captain Jim Brueegemm lte Thomure Bolw Brandmayer Ron Dickens TRACK Grram JoHNsoN The 1955 track team showed up quite well despite injuries wxhrch kept Senior Captain Rich Schwart7 and Team Captain Jim Kapelski out of compe trtron for nearly the whole season The team finished third behind Vashon and Sumner in the city cham pionship The best effort was the second place captured in the District meet in the Junior Division In this meet Junior Captain Gerry Johnson placed in four event wrnning the -140 dash During the season he established school records in 100 ZOO 440 Other indixidual honors went to Dave King who established chool records in the hot and discus and to Rich I-laworth and Lee Thomure who placed in the State pole xault In the bigge t meet of the year the Olympic Fund meet all Beaumont qualifiers placed in therr exents Kapelski third in the high hurdles Ha worth third in the pole xault King third in the decathlon The mile relay consrsting of Poth Jordan Morrow and Johnson placed second tying the school record Ezahtu ' W 'H x. 2 . 4 1 , ,, , S S: 3 , ' ' v . . ' - , W s '- . . A . I A . A . ' , ' . e ' . ' ' . v . ' Q 5 ' Kapelski. Senior Captain Rich Schwartz. Ron Musing, Gerald Krauss. Dave King, Rich j C Q .xr HA V A I I x Q . . . . . Y . . . . . . . ,- . . 1 . . . . . U .L B . A . B I I H ' . 3 I 3 X 4 3 1 3 I - - 5 . A Y' I 3 . . S B . 3 S , ' . 'A 7 'A I 7 I 7 V 7 ' YS 11 Y , . 1 ' 3 . p , w. V , . . . ' - Eallulzeus KN FRONT ROVN Kent Floyd Bob Brand Rrchard Krueger Art Muegler Rlclsard Rogers Larry Cloudy Ollte Sueeney Ronald Probst SLCOND ROXX Coach Ray Fllott Wrlllam Leppmg Robert 'Vlxller Jerry Nauert Jlm Rosner Bert Barth Donald Costello Bud Harbm Rtchard Blmlrg Tom Damels Bob leonard Bob Pxenm Wllham Vk'olfsberger XVarren Hoil'man 15 orekeeperl 1955 PUBLIC LEAGUQ: CHAMPS ROBERT BRAND Coach Ray Ellxott s baseball team had a very successful season with a brxl lrant record of 17 and l The Jackets had a perfect year ln the league wrth a l0 and 0 record whxch 15 one of the best league records ever produced m the league rt IS the best league record that any Beaumont baseball team has ever a The brggest game of the year was the Champlcnshrp game agalnst M Km ley It was a very excltlng game wrth many thrrlls The outcome was a 2 to I vnctory for the Blue Jackets and the Publrc Hlgh League Championship This was Beaumont s frfth Baseball Champronshlp but thelr fxrst smce l950 A good part of the Jackets success was due to thelr fme hlttmg Leadlng the parade IS Larry Croudy who hrt 410 for the entire season Next comes Rxch Roger wxth 396 and fcllowmg htm IS Rxch Krueger wrth 375 The team average 15 3lO for the whole year Tcm Danxels wlth a 7 and O record was Beaumont s top pitcher The Jackets will lose through graduatron some of thelr fnrst strmg play e but wrll have 9 returnmg lettermen They are the followmg Jerry Nauert Larry Goudy Rnch Krueger Bob Brand Ollre Sweeney Bert Barth Bob Muller Rxch Bl1n71g and Jrm Rosner Thes lettermen wlth some fme pro pects from the B team wxll make up next years team Eruhlq one lladuueus IRONT ROW Rnchard Rlchardson Gordon Wagner Rlchard Rahubka Robert Wolff Wayne Slcscnnop BACK ROW Harry Schnelder John Golterman Allen Tess Gary Roth Albert Gruen felder John Kamman TENNIS l955 GoRDoN WAGNER Well another Publrc I-hgh League f611I'1lS season IS frnally complete wrth the B H S team acqu rmg another satrsfactory record Thrs year our team fmrshed second rn the league to a strong Cleveland team wrth an over1ll record of 29 wms and 6 losses The mdrvrdual ranks and records of the team members were frrst smgles Rrchard Rahubka fco captamm 6 l second slngles Robert Wolff fco captarnj 4 3 thrrd smgles Rlchard Rrchardson 6 l frr t doubles Gordon Wagner and Wayne Sresennop 6 l and the second doubles team wrth Allen Tess Gary Roth Albert Gruensfelder and John Kamman all takrng part frmshed the season undefeated 7 O Next year th returnmg Lettermen wall be Rrchard Rahubka, Gordon Wag ner and Wayne Srcsennop wrth four being lost by graduatxon So next sprrng get out those rackets and be able to help Beaumont grve a better account of themselves rn the fall of 56 I1qhlqI.L 1 S . . I 1 . V . . . . Q . w f . -,. . ' . S V -Q ' . , f- - y . 1 . . , . r . , - r Eadulzeus IRONT ROW Don Strcnler Bob Baker Denton Hlllls Iouxs Roeder let Tho mure Sl COND ROW Paul Palermo Cl'as Smuth Chesley VanStratlon Bob Bryant Clyde Schlayer Darryl Strenlcr THIRD ROW Paul Dudley Joseph Vos Gary Watson Roger Roberson Jrm Ccpanas John Clendemn Ralph Kotoskn FOURTH ROVJ Bull Saeger Bull Copanas Harry Crelghton Bull leppmg C1rl Stnnchcomb Jim Mynck GYM TEAM RALPH KOTOSKI Beaumont s Gym Team under Coach Harvey C Doerr came rn a close second 1n the Y M C A Chrrstmas Invrtatlonal Meet Indrvldual honors went to Lee Thomure for second all around and to Robert Baker for first on the horxzontal bar We won the fnrst place trophy rn the St Louls Um versrty Invltatxonal Meet Indxvxdual honors went to Lee Thomure for HISI all around flrst on the parallel bars first on the mats first on the horrzontal bar and second on the s1de horse and to Louxs Roeder for second all around The returnmg lettermen thls year are Louxs Roeder Chesley Van Stratton Lee Thomure Robert Baker Denton Hlllxs and Robert Dealmg Erghry three K 1 W .Y ' - Na 1 ' ' I ' , A . . '.' T ' , . , K. , ' . - v f v v Y v 1 . - v . v v - - 5 lfadulzeus Bull Morrow Bull Btwn Jatk Sltxxart 9qu1rt Hunttr Lwrry Hlxd John lourty Art Geldhmth lC1pta1nl Ren Sthotn Rmndolph ON1tl Chults Hulhtrt Blll Kelltr J1111 Vwfmlktr CROSS COUNTRY I M2111 H1 an nlht Btaumont Cross Country ttam had a fatrly succtssful stason but was handmapped nn that lf had only one rtturnlng lttttrman In sp1te of thns tht ably coached harr1trs of Mr B1ll Mxller won four out of frve dual mttts tht grutlmg two m1lt Fortst Park Courst hlht 1nd1v1dual standout vtas fourth ttrmer Ron Schoen who showed great prom1st as ht fmtshed twelfth 1n tht State Mett and thlrtttnth ID tht C1ty Mttt nlht tlght lttter vnnntrs wtrt B1ll Btan Art Gtldbach 1capta1n1 Larry Hlad John Lowrty B111 Morrovt Randolph ON1tl Ron Schotn and Jxm NValktr Of tht txght llsted sm vnll rtturn for tht 56 stason I 1t1l7Iu four 1 l ' i 2' I V X' J 5 ' Y O I I Y I li and gained fourth place in the City Cross-Country Meet. which was held over 1 1 I - I 3 1 D. 1 3 ' I I Y I h 7 I 'Il I 1 A Y li ' B 5 1- 'I Y- I B yy 1 4 1 ' x ' ' v q t V' A ' -,EY - ,!.p',.QrfQ '71 ff' lladuceus 'C IIRST ROXX Coaeh l C 'Stanton XX une Matthews Jim Hennessey Jim NVhitmore I ed Bus e Rich Clixttn Ken lman Bch Brand leo DeN ere ICO Ciptaml ld James ICO Captain? Bill Hepburn Bert Barth Sl COIND ROW C ich I l Cbermark Blll Brandt Ren Diekens Ren Reeds Chas llpton Russ Mann Nerman Cox Chip Schnawmexer Den Lau lim icog in Bob Dxer Jim Bonnell lerry Nauert THIRD ROXX Coaeh R Flliott Jim Rosner Cliff Jordan Jerry le hnsen Bob Brx ant Ci tnn taietrnch It m Kallos Ed Vogler Due XX ahlbrink le rx Breulle Ld Brexille I d Norman Clarence lddings FOOTBALL 1955 Bois Bizaxp The team started the season with ten returning lettermen and a lot of good material from the B squad of the previous season The Jackets practiced hard during the hot months of August and September to be ready for their opening game with DeAndre1s The outcome was a 32 6 victory for the Jackets The second non league game of the season was against U City The result was a heart breaking loss I8 I4 The Jackets were handi capped by a steady downpour of rain the last quarter, which stopped Beau- mont at the U. City goal line. The last non-league game was the traditional game with St. Louis U. High. The Junior Billikens set the Jackets down with a Zl-0 xictory. Eighty-ripe Eaduceus The team cpened the league play rn Hne sprrrt as the bounced back after therr loss to beat Rooseyelt 33 O The next game was the stravy that broke the camels back Central surprrsed eyeryone by beatrng the Jackets 19 l3 The Jackets had tvyo TD s called back because of penaltres vehrch hurt very much The Jackets not down because of the upset came lightmg back the next vyeek to beat a good Cleyeland team 19 O lhe game was played under yery bad condltrons a steady ramfall made the ground a lake to play nn In the last three games the Jackets really started to clrck They rolled oyer lVlcKmley 34 13 and charged through a hrghly rated Southwest team 33 O T he last game of the year vyas no doubt the best game the team played VJah1ngton Tech whrch had paced the league all year had slrpped down to second place verth a 4 and l record The lackets matchmg the same reeord e 4 and l vyere tred yyxth Tech for second place lhe final game was to decrde vyhrch team vyas the stronger and vehrch team vxould take oyer second place The game was thrrllrng from start to flI1lSll The Jackets fightmg hard eame out on top of a Zl l3 score to take second place 1n fine Beaumont style Wa hlngton Tech the league leader ln yards rushmg vyas held to 6! yards rushmg vyhrle Beaumont ptled up l5! yards en the ground and l5Z rn the a1r vuth the best passmg attaek seen all year T he Beaumont team of 1956 hould be a brg poyx er house as they have a fine nucleus on whrch to bumld T hey yylll be out there Hghtmg to brmg back that P H l Champlonshlp for l956 B TEAM FOOTBALL There are yery fevy boys vyho come to Beaumont who knovy hoyy to play football yet Beaumont has some of the greatest football teams rn the state of Mtssourr The boys that make up these teams must get a good start IU foot ball they must learn the fundamentals and learn them xy ell The B te m IS the place yy here they learn these fundamentals Under the able coachrng of Mr Ray Elllott the B team has done some real good yy ork not only teach mg the boys how to play football but also rn produclng some yery good teams ln the last ten years Coach Ellrott s B teams haye won 8 out of IO P l-l L Champronshrps the only years they dtdnt eome out on top were 1950 and e B team Came up vu 1 a re rd of vu l loss an 2 tres to take second place Coach Obermark yull be glad to get some oi these outstandmg B teamers All these boys have veorked hard and are looktng forward to thelr future years as Beaumont football players Fldhlu six U - , , , y x 3 x u x y ' 3 5 3 x V I Y ,f , , . , , , , , , , , , , , , , V, , 1 c J - f e q ' s s 1 e s s ' v - y x Y I V 5 H I I V ' ' I T , V ,e L , Q . , . , , e Q , ve , ,, , ' 3 I . T 17 V' I I I ll II , , , H, , , , , , , , , , . , 1 3 3 1 1 7 Y 7 .A a I 7 J 7 I I yy K 1 I V 1 I L 3 I . s s s e s y v x - 4 ! Y I Vx D l 1 V7 I- 1 Y! e . , , , ,, - - ., , , N , d 55 Th 955 A' 'l 3 ' 19, . l ft co ns, , -3 I 'H x V Y- I I ' u 3 1 ' I AA l' , ,. ,, . , , . , , Eadulzeus LETTERMEN S CLU B The Beaumont lettermen s Club is sponsored by the Athletic Director Tad Close The club now has some l20 to 125 members all of whom haxe earned Varsity letters Fvery sport at Beaumont is well represented The purposes of the club are lla To raise the standards of the Beau mont B and make the attainment of a letter really mean something 12: To develop a spirit of harmony and co operation between the faculty lettermen and the student body and 431 to keep Beaumont at the top in St Louis high school athletics This years fall dance was sponsored by the Lettermen s Club and was gnen in honor of the football team The queen chosen for the dance was and Pat Williams 'I he annual Father and Son Banquet was held last spring at the North Side Y Nfl C A The guest speaker was C E Potter the District Represen tatne of Missouri State High School Activity Association About 200 people attended this affair We urge all lettermen who are not members to join and help support Beaumont athletics OFFICERS President I ee Thomure Vice President Gerry Johnson Secretary Bob Brand Treasurer Ed Janes Correspondent Bert Barth Ezahlu s e n I I I I ' 4 A 'B I ' 2 I 7 I I - . Y 3 Y 3 , I Elaine Willis, and her maids were: JoAnn Cox, Phyllis DeLisle. Carol Fick. . ! l A I I I I 7 D I t F . I I 3 - 3 I l Y 'I l I A D , I I T Y V ' '.!t, -. I Eadul: us CHI IRI IADIRS I Curr ndra 'Nnslun Clrol XXI1tu I m D1II1s C, I .1 L X 1 Audrq Grundurt IcAnn Cox Nlamy Knx Judy Imcobsmuu IQJ DIRI I OIIIC IRQI ROXX Shxrlu Sumner Cmrol Ionnl SI'1I'UH Brunkhorsl Ilm Alun IoAnn Cock SI COND ROW Iuds Iuohsnuur IX N Irubt XIITIIXFI Suk p Plllffll nah! X W N Q I N L A JN I vf 'X xy' D NJ N X jx, qv FL Q, NX x 'AX V IX, IIIKX J I z A IO, N K Af. ' ,' jx, IXW A I: J I ' xfw I his A AI I I ,, ,I I. I. IFJJV Su' ,. . 3.1 . ' .'.' ' , ,. '. .J ' . am Iwck, ILI II1' VIIIS. .f XII H 1 .1 ' .I Y' . dvi KJ ., if S4 I I ,W X4 A' I I IQITJX .xv my . XX Vxd 1- W A, Q4 'idx ,f If, wg' ,JU I ,D . IW ,V V , SML Q' III J X ,XVI PIiI7If i'I I'I 55 ERS f1-x.'N 'aj' K, 'W I Eadulzeus MOTHERS CLU B Mtmbtrship in tht Btaumont l-ligh School Mothtrs Club is optn to any ptrson in tht community who is mtertsttd in tht objttts for which tht assotiation is organiltd lht objtcts of tht organization art ll! to obtain broadtr knoxxltdgt of tducational subjtcts to adxanct tht mttrtst of tducation to promott tht xxtlfart of tht pupils and to bring into close touch tht partnts and ttaching staff of tht school 123 to aid the principal and Patrons Association in making tht ntctssary arrangements for Entertainments Rtctptions ind such Rtgular mtttmgs art htld tht first Plutsday of tach month Octobtr through Junt at I 40 P Nl in Room 302 of tht school As of Noxtmbtr 30 l9'VJ thtrt vstrt 287 mtmbtrs OFFICERS Prtsxdtnt Vlrs Pitning first Vitt Prtsidtnt 'Vlrs Coughlan 5-.cond Vitt l rtsidtnt Mrs Y oung, Rtcording Sttrttary Vlrs l-latcktl Corrtsponding Sttrttarx N rs Burltxx 'I rtasurtr Mrs H Frttst 'Nmftu I .I I P I 1 I Y . I 3 B I I ll' Y I I i ' 'X ' V 4 y J 4' I 5 'A I ' H l I 3 'I I 7 I ' 3 'I D t other functions as may be held or given by the pupils. :' , ' , L D D A ' -, '..,J , VR, ' , , ' K .. , , 1 I H' . . X ' ' r t j 'l . R. ' ' Eatluceus PATRONS ASSOCIATION Tht Btaumont Hlgh School Patrons ASSOCIATION IS comprxstd of fathtrs of Btaumont studtnts and alumna Thtlr purpose IS to co optratt and assist rn sponsormg school act1v1t1es and to securt all tht btntfnts posslblt for tht studtnts Thty arm to malntaln tht frxtndly undtrstandxng bttxsttn tht fa ulty partnts and studtnts At regular meetlngs membtrs art ktpr lnformtd on all school actnmts plans probltms and achntvtmcnts Thest mtttmgs art on the stcond Vkftdnts day of tach month at 8 O0 p m 1n the school buxldxng The Patrons txttnd a htarty wtlcomt to ntvs mtmbtrs lnttrtsttd rn the xxtlfart of Btaumont Hugh School OFFICERS Prtsndtnt IN H Vhschmtytr VICL Prtstdent R 'I rumpold Secrttary Champ C Stontbraktr Trtasurtr John Nltrz Strgtant at Arms E VJ Nador Dtlegatts to NE VV Nador Patrons Allnanct IC C Stonebraktr Nm IU rn Eaduceus XII xrrx H Xhrsl S I Ll Borg lg L Iuqlulnm Gunn S 1rIu I uk n x 'Xhrrxn C1 nI Strunk CADUCEUS STAFF COIDIIC S LI IDIIC S C-XRIOOSISI I I om IDIIIIIO u II RARX S I AI Judy Buthr Nmu Ixhffmm Dunn 'Nlmlnuu Im I Suunx n I L11 llll' IL mn mn Ium I'Xl'tIlIlIfIjJ.f Sm Uuktgssnl Inn SIIIII 70 ph XX ILHIF In Xu VmsI1n1f.ur 1 I5 rl Ihrllw 'mb Iirmd PHO I OC RAPHI RS Dnnd Crlmu Cliiord Inmmn I Y PISTS Shxrlu Bully Xdmll Nhisnnr IIhxII1s Smuh RI I RII S I I IOI IL Chiu BIITILII Cmrol Gyrhlxdl Ia in SUII ASS S'I AX I S IO I IXAINQIAI SIICNSOR Cuol I uuhgn R111 Iirl nkhorst SPONSORS N num Shmr Nhldnd XI In n N mn XXIIIILF u ILLU I - i 'I7R.' 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H' 'L 'l ' ltf, : ' L L'.L Lll' 1 CQ I ':l'lLL' Ilat-to hair't Sh' I lL I att'nLl St. l.L3t1is Unixursitx' altcr g L ltation in ARI ' ' L Qllill HHLU. ilifvihcr H lic '. l5', li'r. A'H'x'. liisl -'Ilishf' ll' '. what is hisf XX'l thats just what 5Lr'L'ts L-Xrt ,l'lSCllL'I' XVllL'Il lL' 't uf 'L t 'rx' fXrt is that 'LwlLing IL'llL .' arLttnLI -Hill with thL' gluam in his 'x'L's. l'lL s Ll 'L ' I g up x'itl: xm'thinL 'l'x rt1sax'. Q L-Xrt la' sprcaf hi-' tal 'itf ai l pcrsonalitx' in many I'i'lLls. llL s Lil In Clo- l:Ll' ,r Lil' thL' CjfXDUCflil,'S. a m mh'r ol' thL' Boys' l'mL,xx'ling, Clltih, Lil ' Lil I. S'r'i Cfluh. and has r- ix'cLl th' 'ox t'Ll Harx'nrLl l'aL,.'lL .-Xxx'arLl. :X t wa' als LwnL' Lzf l5caumorit's rcprL'sL'ntatix'cs at l'mLzx's' L'tatL' Ur K L . L' . 'L ' 'LL 'D U' kair, f tha xx'h'rL' .-Xrt plans to 'p'rid his n'xt IiL:t1r x ars, XX'L' .ll l-L ' Art L. hu nL,tl' L I L grcat suL'L'L'ss ' ' i urL'. .' vi-ttf JNL. Caduceus VIARSI-IA S I II I:L Frye foot three blue eyes short brown harr and a syyell personallty NVho else f1ts th1s descrrptxon but 'Vlarsha Stlfel She yeas Club Edltor of the Caduceus Caduceus correspondent for the Qemor Neyy Semcr Class a member of the Racqueteers and ct Semor Chorr Besreles all these act1y1t1es she has mamtalned an A ayerage m her studles Among her lrkes are Plymouths boys musrc danclng and Steak n Shake hamburgers vyrth drll prckles Her only d1SllkL IS pop corn crunchers IH the YL V5 After graduation lVlarsh1 lntends te enter nurses tralnlng at Qt l uke s Hospltal Best of luck You are sure to be a great success NANCY KI ETFVIAN Do you knove a grrl 5 IO vyho resldes rn Bellefontnne Cemetery W do Her name 19 Nancy Kleffman and she was a representatrve for Curls State Among her many other actxyltres are Racquetteers Jobs Daughters Cadu ceus bowlmg and skatlng clubs Nans llkes mclude cherry Jelly sandvyrches the four mmutes betyyeen classes f1sh horseback rxclmg and football games Her d1sl1kes though fevy are homeyy ork exams sauerkraut and that decreprt publxcatron The Dlgest lookrng to the future Nan plans to become a regrstered nurse Vsfe thmk she vylll succeed Dont you KAY MERRYMAN l-laye you eyer glrmy sed 1 ble nde pony tall rushlng dovxn the hall lf so xt I9 Kay lVlerrym1n the glrl vyrth the blushing face Th1 peppy gal IS a member of Sports Club Sen1or Cholr Caduceus and be vylmg and skatmg clubs Kay has many lxkes yy hrch lnclude Hawau lguess yyhyl d1'1Y11'1g french frres and sports Her dxslrkes are corn off the cob llyer homevyork and stuck up people Kay plans to be an accountant and we vexsh her all the success IU the yxorld JOE CL V1 ISCHMEH ER Vylho s that blond blue eyed cut1e rn the fourth floor hay en knovxn as the Caduceus XVh1t Dont you knovy loyce V171schmeyer member of Qemor Cl7Cll' Spamsh anr Skatmg Clubs Pepperettes and Letterettes If you knoyy Joy you ll be famrllar With her lrkes vyhlch rnclude a par trcular football play er Merc s and Florrda Among her fexy drslrkes are steak busses and homeyy ork We are sure Joyce possesses all the ne essary qualmes essentral for the teachmg professron whlch she plans to enter Nm lu tour 1 . 1 1 1 111 1 1 . . 1 1 . 3 1 A . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 ' 1 f 1 1 . 1 I 1 x V 3 ' H N I, 71 H 3 . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V X 7 7 3 I H 1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 r , e e. . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . - 'L 1 1 ' ' 1 1' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 19 C 1 e . , . . . . 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . e e . 1 . 3 v 3 I 3 P 71 ! 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Bob Brand Richard lllmd Cary Rolh Phyllrs Delxslt Dnnd Huckel Rr h Clayton md Bob Wolff IHIRD ROXK lstandrngl ludr Bfltdy Nlmam Boehm Carol lnek ludv Jaeobsmeyer Butrlx Crosson Patsy Lntllt Nancy Ayo and Sandy Prolhero IOLRIH ROXV Rat Txullman Bob Brandmeyer lam l-homson XVayne Sustnnop honey Behrens Dune Gellhausen Judy Dreluns laVernc Becker 'Susan Rossman Joan lm mons and Chlll Blansdtll lf-XVI ROXX Hou XVallate Rox lbtrhnh Glen Dlklflah Rohcrt lolh and Ronald Culler DIGEST Coma. to Room 216 and you wrll see the staff of Beaumont s one and only newspaper the DIGESU hard at work gettmg an rssue ready for publrcatron Besrdes the latest news the paper contarns features and edntorrals From thur work the wrrters garn txperrence and knowledge of journalrsm 'I hrs term Martha Sornson has been edrtor and Phyllxs Del rsle and Rrch ard Hlad co assnstant edrtors Bob Wolff and Rrch Clay ton han charge of the sports page whrle Roy Eberbach and Ronald Culler are the photographers Handlmg tht cash are Glenn Dretrrch and Robert Brandmayer as busmess man agers Hoyt XVallace rs prcture edrtor zmlu s L Calluceus X TTS THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization of the students by the students and for the students of Beaumont High School lt is made up of one represen tatiye from each adylsory group vsho is elected for a period of one year The officers are elected by the entire student body and are juniors or senicrs vyho haye had preyious experience as adyisory representatiyes The Council meets once a week at which time representatiyes present problems from students in their groups and gather information and ideas which Student Council are giving a dance each term conducting a nursery for the bene fit of guests at graduation exercises acting as hosts at open house and for y isitors at other times dur'ng the year publishing a Bu77 Book selling senior buttons cooperating with the music and dramatics organizations in the sale of tickets Tvyo of the members represent Beaumont on the City Wide Student Coun cil an Ofg3l'll18IlOI'l which holds monthly meetings and endeavors to bring about a better und standing among the pupils ot public private and parochial schools This yeai their major project is good sportsmanship OFFICERS SPRING l AI I President Anthony Urban Clifford Jordan Vice President Fdvy ard Janes Richard Clayton Secretary Barbara Fuhrig Sandra Scanlan II reasurer Richard Clayton Carol Strunk City Wide Student lEdvy ard Janes Council Representatiyes ltlacquelme Dienhart Sponsor 'Nliss Rosalie Kmep 'Xzmlu nah! 1 f , .T 'f , l xy X ' - J iz - .. A 'xx A X n X , , 1 . A . J y . I y I I - I i - It Xl 1 1 I I If I 1 , 1 - 1 I 1 i i H H Y l 3 I H S 3 I I ' 1 I I Y Vi 7 VI x 7 I1 H rI H x'l I V1 1 I 1 , y I I 1 1 C I v1k 1 1 they are to report to members of their groups. Some of the activities of the n 1 - Y I . . . . Y X 1 ' 1 J I 3 I Y, I 7 l - I H, I I Y I AI Y . - . X Y I I I X 1 I V1 I Il Caduceus SERVICE CLUB It s members of the Seruce Club you see domg hall duty helprng rn the lunchroom and 1n the hbrary coachxng students so they won t farl and work mg on the Drgest and Caduceus These are but a few of the jobs that come under the actrvrtles of thrs club Servrce Club rs a bug club wrth a bug job to do and they do rt At graduation members recerwe a pm rf they have the requlred number of service hours If any students are rnterested see Mlss Conrad our sponsor Vmely nzne . E Y. . . . . . . , . Y . , . V , . .y V . . v . . 1 . Iladuceus MARC!-IING BAND Get those feet srx mches off the ground take 227 mch steps take erght steps to the yard lme All thls and play those mstruments tco all part of the new look of the Beaumont Hugh Steppmg Marchnng Band Thus ts perhaps a rather d1ff1cult assxgnment but the Beaumont Marchmg Band handled both the march ng and playxng wrth ease th1s year Remember those great Drxll Shows at the football games nd those fancy steppmg majorettes games and commumty functxons A marchmg band rn the fall and a concert band rn the sprlng thls group does much to enrlch the musxcal exper1ence of those students partxcrpatmg rn xt Majorettes Captaln PatW1ll1ams Sh1rley Bolte Donna Dooley Barbara Heh mann Donna Hlll1S Marlene Keay OFFICERS lHarry Ackermann Sprmg Concertmaster lLarry Ackermann Fall Assnstant Concertmaster Jake Schaefer Sergeant of Detalls Robert Hardcastlc Sergeant of Records Kay Stmchcomb Quartermaster Paul Ochsenknecht Drrll Master Jxm Myrxck Head Llbrarxan Jan t Dxckman Treasurer Larry Hlad Secretary Julre Tjoflat Dnrector John Young One H mired Ai 4 V 1 . A x The Beaumont Band plays for pep sessions, aud sessions, parades. football L , 7 lladuceus BEAUMONT ORCHESTRA Durxng the fall s ason vyhrle mcst of the mftrumentalnsts are occupred yy 1th the marchxng bands the strmg members of the orchestra labor over thexr Smandel and Dotlauer exercnses trymg to adyance thexr techmque Then 1n the sprlng they are joxned by woodwmd brass and percussron sectxons to create an orchestra whose repertolre mcludes Bach as well as Leroy Anderson The orchestra performs for open house the cperetta graduatlons and the tnstrumental department s yearly concert See you there thrs sprrnv OFFICERS Ccncertmaster Daye XVelker Assxstant Concertmaster Jack Plcarellx Llbrarnan Jeanette Funck Sergeant at arms Kenneth Ketcher Treasurer Gary Venz Drgest Correspondent Gall Feldman Caduceus Correspondent Llcyd Hunter Program Chaxrman Betty iturdryant Drrector John Xoung Om Htm Ir ION . 3 D 7 . H . N . , . Y' 1 4 ' 1 I H 1 3 . 1 'I 1 I ' 'D 7. 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I V VJ If hafus II d W 0 a use s Jw My I f ' , MELODY MAKERS Walk Dont Run to the lettermen s Dance or the Student Council Dance and hear the swinging Vlelody Makers Pleasant sounds and a mod ern approach to dance band playing are the achiexements of this group The Melody Makers are students in the instrumental department at Beaumont High who remain afte school for long hours to master the smooth modern sounds they expound Frequently called upon to represent the Board of Edu cation as an outstanding instrumental group these students al o prcude the Walk Don Run but be there the next time the Melody Makers are playing Oz HCERS lLarry Ackermann Fa ll-larry Ackermann Spring Assistant Director Jake Schaefer librarian Terr, Gilmore Student Director Correspondent Julie SI joflat Vocalist Carol Goerss Sponsor Mr John Young One Hemdred Tueo .I V ' l, 3 ' i j D . 1 A ' Y . 3 ' ' 'r . . . . ' S Y. , music for all the school dances and many of the auditorium sessions. So. .. , ,f .. . , . ' - ff ll V S ' . 1 I 3 lladuceus JUNIOR BAND The Jumor Band 15 perhaps the most nmportant rnstrumental orgamza tron for It rs the backbone of the Semor Band Here the students get the neces sary trammg techmque and muslc fundam ntals to enable them to handle the ady ance asslgnmenrs nn the semor groups Here there rs much hard work wrthout much eemmg reward yet when these students master those musrc fundamen tals thexr rewards are yery eyxdent A new ly orgamzed group the Jumor Band performs yuth tht Stmor Band on occaslons and for Freshman audrtorlum tssrons OPFICl:RS Concertmasttr Ruth langsdorff Asslstant Conctrtmasttr Randall Jones Secretary Fredda Smlth I rbrarran Russell Lutckt Trtasurer Judy Hun Corrtspondtnt Josephxne Funck Dxrector John Xoung Om Huvjrtd Ihr m - m 1 1 1, . e , 1: x w . . L V m r s - v x - S . 1 1 V v y v ' ' v w 1 y . qu s - s .. V x . . , i s s v 1 1 m s - 1 I I. I . nr llatluceus SENIOR CHOIR Exch mornrng the members of Senlor Qhorr start therr sche ol dty srng mg XXe srng for many school aud sessrons and commumty actryrttes Almost cyery sprrng smce l9-40 thrs group has enycyed the experrence of grytng an cperettt A letter ln muslc rs 'twarded to those who hue deyoted mlny hours of ITlUSlC'll serylce to the school md communlty XAhlL they vsere members of Beaumont choral gre ups 'lhe Beiument Xlxxed Chorus was fermed ln 1933 ln I9-+7 rt yot d to ehange the name to Cholr After the formitlon Cf a Junior Chenr tt became known IS the QLHIOF Cholr OFFICERS SPRIXQ Dayrd I-laeclecl Don Plper Josephrne Legamaro Yyonne XX allace Vlarxlyfn lochmoeller Sue Sarlelsmn Sue Sarlemsran Vlrchael Kwyanaugh Robert Premng Daytd Nussmann Presldent X 1ce Presrdent Treasurer Secretarlcs Caduceus Correspondent Dxgest Ccrrespesndent Robe Commlttee l tbrarlan Axccompamst Xlarrlynn Jost Sponsor Xflrss Br U H417 re IX I -Xl l. C harles Dye Jerry Boyer Frances Burggrabe Yyonne XWA ace Phyllrs Del 1sle Vlarsha Strfel Roberta Beyd Rrchard Ruddle ltmes Bonnell Nlnchael XflcBr1de Btrbara Reeds lxlthy Burke ,e ' ' l X X ', X J - x ' f ' xx TV A f I 1 l 3 'I I x . I X V I - e , . . . , . 71 v - -. ' A ' v 'v' 's VX V I I i . H I V3 1 ' w .H H ' V4 1 e 1 4. 3 I I rx C Y l 3 Y K Vs I Y H L V . X -. 1 . t u t . - X 3 5 ' , ' c X Q I ' ' H . ,, i ' , . , . . , , . I . 1 . v s s ' ' ' , e. . . - e e A I 4A . 1 v v' s ' s yu ,. , , s, s s . . V ,e 3 I y 3 Q K ' X v x 7 1 v 1 s X ' A 3 H Y I H 4- X H 3 l I I A ' 5 1 A I X v . ' , ' ' 4 A 1 x ws ' v , . f A ' L ' 1 ll I I M e e . 'I e. l I ' A . A U - e I I v I v v A A' L il .' ru' rel 'ti I-our OFFICERS ,lk tipuyfyyl lladulznus SENIOR GIRLS GLEE CLUB ln 1926 vxhtn tht first studtnts tnttrtd tht ntvy Btaumont High School a Girl Gltt Club along vyith a Boys Glu Club yx as fcrmtd Ynrs lattr vshtn theirs btcamt popular tht Boys Clt Club was dropptd but tht Curl Gltt Club rtmaintd Tht Club consisting of lifty tight upper ttrm girls mttts tytry day during tht stcond ptriod Vw sing for abcut forty fiyt minutts Luring tht ttrm yu. do a number of schc ol and community ptrformancts ticlt is uritttn ut art just btginning vyork in tht Christmas portion of Tht Nlc siah by Handtl SPRIN4 Shirlty larkin Judy Calamia Barbara Vwkiltr NRuth Young lKay Probst Sandra Guy man Sandra Guy man Prtsidtnt X ict Prtsidtnt l rtasurtr Stcrttarits Caductus C orrtspondtnt Digtst Corrtspondtnt lHarolynn O l aughlin Rbbi. COIUUTIIILL Ixdauruhn rntg Kathy Burkt Sponsor Vlis Brix Actompanist C arol Whitt Sandra Cjuymin Pat Hightoutr lR1ta l-roth 1 lNlarilyn NX attrs Judy Butltr Sut Carr Nlargartt Gotn Rita Frothlich Barbara HhfllHQ Jantt l itbig V' I f ' rf t. y O , jf 4 my . r X X O N , 1 . ' - C lk- X .. x I I c' my v' ' x. O v y ' 1 x ' v 1 A 4 L 1 1 I r Y I Q1 4 V k x . i ' Q' is 1 ' x N I i 3 V3 'I I I v 1 1 l some with thc Senior Choir and some by' oursclvcs, At thc time that this ar- ' h -F Y . H Yi x i I I I . 3 ' 0 ll 3 Q fi l':Xl.l. , , ', ' ' ' l'ch , ' . r . - - ' 1- 4 l A s ' 4 A Dx V 'AL i 4 -. il- CJ., Ilimlrti! l7it we Eadutzlalui 4 5' 6 If gf A Vi 'hw I ,,, wf.ly2?2ff 'alla 15 735 56,5 Q 95 JUNIOR CHOIR Thrs group lxke all vocal musrc organxzatxons at Beaumont IS under the d1rect1on of Mrss Brxx Some of rts functxons are to develop students for more advanced choral Work to teach them to read musxc so as to be able to sxng wrth a group and to 1nst1Il an lnterest rn muslc rn general and vocal musxc rn partxcular The Junlor Cholr concentrates on three and four part srngrng usually startmg wrth three and workmg up to four parts accordmg to thelr advance ment and lnterest ln the work As 1n all other hugh school musxc classes a half credxt IS glVLD to the student for thc complctlon of a term 5 work OFFICERS SPRIING I AI I Presxdent Joyce Stevenson Fred Busse V1ce Presxdent Jack Jones Treasurer Jack Walker Secretarxes June Kreutztrager James Whltmore Darlene Underwood Judy Drckens Caduceus Correspondent Larry Cvoudy Digest Correspondent Frank Dobler Sponsor Mlss Brxx One Humlrtu' Su f bf V . 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A ,nf .a Y 1 L - -.I m ' ' 91 1' . c . , . . . x A x , , . , . 1 1 5155 lladuceus JUNIOR GIRLS GLEE 4 e 'lhxrteen years after the frrst Cnrls Cnlee Club was formed at Beaumont a second gxrls group was establxshed Thrs group was called the Jumor Gxrls G ee Recxpe for a Jumor Gxrls Glee C lub Take Vlrss Brxx a group of grrls and a slxghtlyf used prano Vhx them thoroughly untrl they begm to produce welrd sounds Add a lrttle practrce and teamwork and mlx untrl the strange sounds become pleasant Present thrs mxxture to a trred audrence and watch them perk up OFFICERS SPRINC Beverly Purcell l oretta Keel Presrdent Vrce Presxdent Treasurer lNorma Wllls S ecretanks lJaek1e l ocke Caduceus Correspondent Dlgest Correspondent Sponsor Nlrss BIIX l Xl I Sharon O Laughlm Carlene Krueger Exleen Kelly lCarol Convy ay lJudy Cooper Barbara Flow ers Bey erly Deuser On fftlmlr J S L P Eatlulzeus GENERAL MUSIC I hear s1ng1ng and theres no one there Oh but there IS someone there 1n fact qulte a frovxd In room 302 durxng the fourth ptrrod nt s the Freshman Chorus s1ng1ng therr favorlte songs ln close harmony Thrs group grves the new Beaumonter an opportumty to show what he can do musxcally Wrth experlence and trarnxng he may become a muslcal leader IH hrs later years at hlgh school General MUSIC glves a lot of boys and gxrls opportumty to smg and vxork together to get the boost that group s1ng1ng can gne Our offxcers serxe to keep us on p1tch OIHFICIQRQ SPRING I-Al I Presxdent I ouvon Burrow Era Rose Rodosta Vlce Presrdent Rrchard Klmball Kathleen lVlcDan1cl Treasurer Carolyn Crecalone Sccretanes lPat Bxerman IPBIYICIB Nan James lShe1la Law Caduceus Correspondent D1gest Correspondent Sponsor Nlxss Om Hundrei Lluhl Brut IlVlarthanne l-latchard Celeste Ledford Judy Kennlson .. - ' , H - , 1 u 1 - 1 1 yl w 4 . . . . . 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A .. v l , A , EHllllllEllS PEPPERETTES The Pepperettes meet eyery Wednesday the thrrd perrod rn room l04 The members are loyal Beaumont grrls who help to promote good school sprrrt and to support our athletrc teams by bemg present and cheerxng at all the games The shakeroos beanres and bookcovers are sold by the Pepperettes to adyertrse our school All Beaumont grrls may become members so come on rn and jom the fun Tht club IS sponsored by Vlxss Louxse Whrtrng OFFICERS SPRING Barbara l rppold Sharon Brunkhorst Kay Probst Jackle Flynn Jane Abert Colleen Breen Presrdent Vrce Presldtnt Secretary Treasurer Recordmg Setretary Sergeant at -Xrms FALL Sharon Brunkhorst Kay Probst Jane Abert Carol Lorenz Jo Ann Cook Shrrley Stemer One H mired N rr lladucnus AQUADETTES Every Tucsd1y at 3 15 you ll fxnd the Aquadettes splashmg rn the pool These gxrls are advanced swnmmers and meet to perfect their swxmmxng strokes Wxth the help of Mxss Splllman our sponsor we can earn l OOO pomts for a letter Our memberslnp requlrements are easy and once you ve joxned youll fund we have loads of fun Why don t you try out next term and jom the fun OFFICERS Captam Joann Cook Manager Maulyn Lewrs Secretary Treasurer Beverly Bajon Caduceus Drgest Correspondent Mary Lou Borgstede One Hundred Ten Eallulzeus SPORTS CLUB Each Vvlednc day under the sponsorshlp of 'Vllss Splllman a group of sports mlndcd glrls congrcgatt ln thc glrls gym and partlcxpatc IH playing fxcld hockey yollcyball bask tball and softball They aso take part m playdays and sportsdays Once each ycar an annual playday rs held at Publxc School Stadnum vxhcrc hxgh schools throughout the cxty are rcpresented At thc dlstrxct playfdays each competmg team IS composed of playcrs from all schools OFFICERS SPRING Prcsrdent Betty loy Vlce Presldent Jacquelyn Burke Secretary Carol Cawthon Treasurer Jo Ann Beckham Caduceus Correspondent l ALI Carol Strunk Jane Thomson lflsle Sparks Audrey Grundorf Sharon Mnller On H nu' ed Fler n 'S '. ' ' . . r . - 1 s s' r ' ' 1 w '. 'S . .C . , uv s v y v 1 V v 1 ' v a 1 1 x v vs . . J ' . s v . ' v r , V . 4' U f , li' Eaducnus -IGGY f-J M BOWLING CLUB K 1 W! Y Cherry Aw I got tapped These are but a ftvs of the expressions heard by the boys bowling club on Wednesday aftcrnoon at 4 o clock The six teams compete at Floriss Lanes for trophies which go to the first place team hi single and hi three bowlers The club is under the sponsorship of Mr. Kirk. 'f OFFICERS SPRINC President Ken Staten Secretary Rich Hammer Correspondent Art Tischer Treasurer Al Ttss One H umired 7iLL't'IL't' FALL Dave McDonald Rich I-Iammer Jim McLean Ed Crocci Caduceus RADIO CLUB The Radio Club which is affiliated with the radio workshop classes has become one of the more popular at Beaumont Among its activities during the year include visiting radio stations meeting speakers and actors of radio bers take part in dances picnics and parties The club ponsored by Miss Diane Cassimus rates high with radio students as they have an opportunity to meet new friends take part in many activitit and gain experience in radio broad casting OFFICERS President Joseph Olixa Vice President Wayne Matthews Secretary Carol lorenf 'I reasurer Ronald Reeds Digest Correspondent John Bartlow Caduccus Correspondent Sandra Prothcro One Hundnl llvrmn W 1 ' in h , - y v V .,,,, , vw '-eg' ' ck 1 ff if - -a fs , l R RX - 'xv :Wi 3 'Q - I I I ' D I and television, and improving radio techniques. Along the social side, the mem- . - I h 1 l V . . l X V 192 ,M IEHIIIIBEIIS fit RIFLE CLUB 'I ht Buumc nt Rrflt fluh mttts Ifttr schn ol Iutsdly and Ihursday tht rrflo. rangt locattd bttvyttn tht 3rd and -lth floors on tht gxrls sudt Vltmbtrs may fm for avyards of the. Natronal Rlflt ASSOCIJIICH of xy hrch tht club IS a mtmbtr Ihe myyards art Pro Vlarksman Vlarksmm Nlarks man Ist class Sharp Shooter Expert and Dlstrngurshtd Rlfleman Thr. slx boys yyho rank tht hlghest vy1II shoot for Bnaumont rn the matchts agamst the other schools rn tht area Norman Ahlhum vyho unfortunattly moytd to anothtr start xy as Sucre. t1ry 'Irma urtr IIht boys takrng hrs rlact are Iorm Vogtdmg 'Irtasurtr and Ed Vlucktrman Stcrttary Iwrtsldant X lu Prtsrdtnt Stcrttary I rnsurtr I orm X cgtdlng Ronald Bobbrtt Ed Vlucktrman Guy Rodtnhtrg I 1 I ALI Ronald Bobbxtt Guy Rodtnbtrg Ed Nlucktrman I trrn X ngtclng I IRIXC1 OI I IC LRS Slut If.lIxO Prank Dcbltr Ton Run71 Sptnsor Nlr Rtx Brown SI RIN! Dlck Dascher John Colbolt I orm X ogtdmg I c rm X cgtdlng Don Schintzt Drtk Das htr Gregg NV1II1ams I In 2 , I' L I ZS I 1 I L I. at I i i l H v ' 3 ' L I I I 1 t . , 1 3 3 Y i N V 3 I I B I I q ' Y I I I I . 1 I II 'I . A c , I' ' , 3 I V Y 'A I YI S I 3 I I X 1 - 1' v 1 v vs X 1 - H v x s- . L , c V- E i S x ' E i VL I In I I I: 4 I S I ' I i i ' I ' , t' ' '. OrEICERS I . A D A I J 3. Z . . ,.- . , ., .Q , , , , is 1 C lv . A, s 4 I 'I 1 I ' ,tl It'I' ,:' I3-I f I R If If I , . N . , I . . N x . , H . t . E t . A E . I4 r u , t K I E .I a V s - E N i, f S P Y , I , ffm' Humfrrll 'Iwr1r'w. Eadulzeus DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB last sprmg s un mtmbtrs of tht club wtnt to Jtlftrson Cltx Nlo for tht Statt Annual DlSIflbUIlYQ Educatxon Mectlng From thtst stun mtmbtrs who atttnded two xurt glXLI1 the honor of beccmxng Statt offl trs Prank Ltathers was tltcttd as Start Prtsrdtnt and Jlm Xvalttrs vsas tlt ttd as Stan Trtasurcr Tht club holds 1ts mtttmgs once. a month btfort school rn room ZOI 'I ht club trxes to mutt and haw a gutst speaktr at nach mcttmg to talk about thmgs gomg on m the Retall Nfltrchandxsmg fxtld or on somc subltct of mttrtst and xalut to tht Dxstrxbumt lgducatlon Club OFFICERS Prtsldtnt Jlm Vw alttrs X 1cc Prtsldtnt Gerald Hartenbtrgtr Stcrttary 'Vlary Ann Varxarxs nl reasurer Jo Ar-n Gros cs Caductus Corrtspondtnt Vlary Lou Ktmntr Dlgest Corrtspcndtnt Carolyn Paulstn In Humlni ,7 - , JL' I F ,,,- f ff! f ,ul fl all 'LL IV flvlxlbf 0471 KU! L Us FZ ny Z MJ ,7 Eadulzeus , - ffef J as f MW f Vf f , J, C f if Af W 6 lin! MW Wyatt MODERNAIRES The Vlodernalrts may be seen any Frldayf afternoon lfl the Curls Gym mttrpretmg dances to anythmg from St LOUIS Blues Mambo to Autumn Leayes The Modtrnalres Have appeared m warlous Aud SCSSIOHS at P Fl A Ban quets Open l-louse Programs 'Nflother and Daughter Partres Optrtttas and also bemflt and exhlbltxon shovxs at Hadley Krtl Audrtorrum and C 1sa l oma X ICQ PrLSldent Secretary Nl reasurer Correspondent Nluslc l lbrarlans Costume Nlanagtr H 1511 OFFICERS Sprrng a Janet Coughlm I-larolyfnn Ol aughlm Vlaureen By rms Audrey l-llmbley NCarolte Benz lCarol Buthmutlltr lCarol Buchmueller lRuth Ycung Ruth Young Judy Mantel Janet Coughlm Helen Nlschbach N lfglnld Armstrenq Barbara l rppold Sponsor xfllSS Dxane Cassxmus s A m ' N x ' 1 F r w V ' r 3 77 I' A . 3 . X 5 L' A i -I V 5 3 I ' ! H I 1 ' ' D y 3 A! I . FPL 4 I ' F ll President Beverly' Springmeyer Julie Tjcflat 1 u V ' ' 4 A na v s I 5 4- L 1 3 A 1 Y ' 'J- A C e h'umlrt-l 'rx ce Eaduneus LETTERETTES Vltmbtrship in th l tlttrtttts of Btaumont is nptn to utry girl xx ho his tarmd .J lttttr in my sthool actisity nl his club has bun organiltd undtr tht iblt sponsorship ol Nliss Spillman to promott tnthusiasm for inttrstholastic Kports and to rally tht Studtnt bodx about thtir ttam All during tht schrol t rm tht studtnti can stt tht lttttrtttts in action basketball gamts c n thtm OFF ICEPS lrtiidtnt Sun Nltckftsstl X ict Prtsidtrit Cnil Blaiidtll Qtcittarx and lr isurtr Btttx Nlclxlultx Digtst and C aduttus Corrtspondtnt Antoimttt l tcm PM gram C hiirmm l xnnt Dittik r Ur H ' Y 3 x y ir 1 I 1 I Q 5 X F Ib 3 41 3 X W V I promoting school spirit by selling pencils with the srhcdulcs of the football and A l - Xu . , : i .' . . ' ' V ' c vi' Ht mini! MMP! 'r Ilarlulzeus RACQUETTEERS Racquetteers COHSIQK of grrls who are at least threes It IS not neces sary to know how to play to belong We haye a doubles tournament every sprmg and fall When the weather does not permxt us to use the outslde courts we play Volleyball and badmrnton We award letters to those who have offxee OFFICERS SPRINT Fran Burggrabe Bunny Sparks Shlrleyf Bolte Jane Thomson Presrdent Vice Presldent Secretary 'I reasurer Sponsor Mass On Hun Ir el lruhleen Whltnng I-All Fran Burggrabe Ruth Nnehaus Judy Hedley Phyllxs Smlth v v b Y I' 1 v I 7 I E I x 500 points for attendance. serving tests, tournaments. and for holding an S .V l Q . . i 1 v 4 I ! 'I 7 I' L I' fly lladuceus BEAUMONT LIBRARY CLUB The Lrbrary Club ts open to all past and present llbrary helpers so rf you re ellgxble you re welcome to jom We meet m the lxbrary on the frrst and thlrd Wednesdays from 3 15 to 4 00 The dues are fxfty cents a term We have book revnews sometxmes partles and outmgs at other trmes and fun all the trme Our club sponsor IS the school llbrarran Miss Mmme Isaacs OFFICERS SPRING President Joan Taylor V1ce Presxdent Joan Emmons Secretary Martha Schlelger Treasurer Joan Threl Caduceus Correspondent Florence Sugerman FALL Joan Taylor Sharron A'kman Flame Harrls 'Vlary Jane Faxrcloth Oen Hundr rl Nmereen , .. , .. 1 . . . v v A ' A V. YA llarlulzeus PUBLIC ADDRESS TECHNICIANS CLUB nlhc purfcsc of thc club is rc proxidc trnncd cpcntors tc handlc thc public acldrcss cquipmlnt for my and all school actiwitics rcquirmg such scrxicc lhc boys arc rcady at all timcs to sct up and handlc thc cquipmcnt uhcthcr it bc for an actixity during or aftcr school hours ln addition t actuitics in thc auditorium thc boys arc frcqucntly callcd on to sct up a por ml studcnts and tcachcr profit from thc scrxiccs rcndcrcd by this club Thc following olficcrs ucrc clcctcd tor thc l955 56 school mar Prcsidcnt Earl Schmidt X icc Prcsidcnt Richard Daschcr Sccrctary Edvs ard X oglcr lrcasurcr Richard vw,1lll'tITlS Sponsor Xrthur H Buclclcnnycr I LU L VI I I 3 Y D 1 C y D V' 'X 1 I D L' v I 1 I H cv I Y- V A 3 ' I I . O I V. I 3 l 1 b l I 1 Y 3 3 3 Y 3 i - table amplifier in some other part of the building. The cntirc school person- ' i x H S' I 1 u x Y. S, H H x Y b I 1 X v Y ,Y i Ou' H min! 'IWLL1-iii Eallulzeus aff' f ' TECHNICIANS CLUB The Beaumont Tc hmcxans C lub IS the group of twenty tuo bo-,s xx hose home room IS ln 104 The boys under the capable sponsorsh1p of Mr Krrk operate the projectors telex 1s10n sets and othcr apparatus They sacrxfl c thclr study halls for thc good of thc school Caduccus Correspondent Robert Vkfagner Om' Hundml Twenty-one Iladulzeus 'R in-F MAB L 4. DEBATING SOCIETY lXVITFNAGEMOT7 A long long trme ago when scant was done rn accordance wrth rhyme or reason a debatmg soclety was orgamzed In fact thxs soclety was devrsed to prove that very poxnt and m my humble oplmon has succeeded admlrably Smce the member of thxs society are well versed rn the art of clever repartee and caustxc wrt lt was deemed approprlate to entitle the sect Wxten agemot after a group of old Englrsh peers After all what IS more argumen tatxve than a slew of chrochety old men especlally rf they are vested wnth some degree of authorlty' Although consrstently weak 1n numbers the soc1ety has always been strong rn spmt and has vorced loudly 1ts protest against the msufferable yoke of tyranny so oft lmposed upon the strugglmg masses of the world Such mspnred crusaders of freedom as Frank Wallemann Wrllram Ruthford Peter Andrew Notaras etc have rlsen from the ranks of the commonfolk to al most unattainable hexghts of patrxotxsm and glory due to thexr affxlratlon wrth th1s noble socrety Do not let the fact that membershlp rs restrrcted to those of unsurpas sable wrt and cleverness deter you from submlttmg your applrcatlon for who knows you may be accepted The dlgmtarxes of thxs socrety are lrsted below SPRIINC FALI Presndent Peter A Notaras David McDonald Vxce Presldent Davnd McDonald Allan Fanter Secretary John Golterman G Clemmens Roth Treasurer Davxd Heckel Parker Holden Correspondent Gary Roth John L Golterman One Hundred Tueniu 1u.o H an g VL nk if lv 51 I: 1 m 'M R In ff KN n A k ky V, ry A r 5 2 1 N' 1 it 1 ' gm A l , JVVI I 4 :iq 2:1 . if A- 1 ' 0 g .:,,,. 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Y - Y n 1 4 Et-lduceus GRADUATES OF 25 YEARS AGO The frrst elass to complete four years work at Beaumont was that of January 1930 Thlrty one graduates of thus class and thexr spouses cele brited thenr twenty f1fth reunlon wtth a drnner party at the U S Nayal Arr Statxon on Natural Brldge Road Saturday February 5 It was a happy wholesome crowd yy ho thoroughly enjoyed remmxsclng oyer the eyents of the maglc years at Beaumont from l926 to 1930 and all that has transprred smce then Mr and Nlrs Walter Gammeter and 'Nlrss Aurella Sullryan sat at the head table wtth class offrcers beneath a large srlyer 23 and the class motto NOBI ESSE OBLIGE Elmer Nxckel presldent offtctally began the eyen mg s festryrtxes by asktng the blessmg of our Heayenly Father After an ex cellent dxnner Russell Dohrmann presented srlyer loylng cups to members of the class for specxal honors Nlany had come to Beaumont on Commencement Day to recexye thetr s1l yer drplomas and were eager to hear more news of therr classmates Each grad uate rntrodueed hlmself and hrs spouse and told about major accomplxshments rn the past twenty frye years letters brought greetmgs from across the eoun try and from as far south as Eeuador Or' Hundr el fee ma the ' 1 1 1 1 1 1- i ,l - 1 11 1- ' 1 , . . 7 ' 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 11 -1 . 1 1 11 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 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' I 1 vs V1 3 ' ' o r 3 I 1 I 1 I I 1 V 1 Y 3 lladulzeus MISSOURI GIRLS STATE Naxcx K1 El 1 xmx Vxlhat a xxonderful yxeek Three hundred and forty sxx glrls gathered together from all over Mrssourx spent a vxeek of mstructton work and enyoy ment at Gnrls State held thts year at Wxlllam Vvloods College IH Eulton Mrs sourr Eaeh year the Amerlcan legron Auxrlrary makes Grrls State posstble Three gurls from our school vxere fortunate enough to be chosen by the faculty councll to represent Beaumont Each glrl In turn was sponsored by a crvrl or ganrfatron of group 'I he name of the Beaumont representatrxes and therr spon sor are Carol Luethge Pohce Department Carol Strunk Ered W Stockham Post Nancy Kleffman lrred W Stockham Post T he purpose cfG1rls State as wrrtten In the 'Vlxssourt Grrls State Manual IS to proxrde c1t11ensh1p traxmng afford an opportunrty to hve together as self govermng c1t11ens and to become rnformed about the dutles prtvlleges rtghts and responsrbllrtres of Amerrcan Grtuenshtp To accompltsh these ends MISSOUYI Gxrls State xx as drxmded 1nto c1t1es count1es and senatortal dtstrrcts much the same as cur state of Nltssourr IS drxrded ln each of these goxern mental unrts offlcxals xvere elected and that s vxhere the fun and work began Each grrl of M1ssour1 Gxrls State had been made a crtxzen of one of the nme crtres and three countles vvhlch comprrsed the mythlcal state Now nf she wxshed she mnsaht run for any electrve offrce Campargns and electrons were be elected so posters dotted the campus and speeches were made rn support of candrdates Carol luethqe was elected councxlman from lewls Qmty and Naney Kleffman vxas elected treasurer of Levxrs Cnty Later Carol luethge restgned her offtce when she was appornted by the newly elected Governor as Com mlssrcner of the Department of Agrrculture Both Carol Luethge and Nan y Kleffman xx ere elected delegates to thelr party state conventlon Durmg all the campa1gns and electtons MISSOUFI Gtrls State had Peace Offrcers and State Patrol members to keep order and see that no 1nfract1ons of any laws veent unpunx hed Carol Strunk was ehcsen as a State Patrol Of ftcer and rose to the rank of captarn The Courts of Grrls State had duly elected judges to deal vxrth any cases of lavx breakrng brought to therr attentron by State Patrol Offtcers After the cenventrons and state prrmarres xxere over and the members of each party' had elected the grrls they wrshed to run for state offxces MISSOUYI Grrls State really started hummrng Party Ralhes were held at whtch there vxere speeches made ln support of eandxdates thrs campargnxng and ballotlng was one of the most exertxng exents Howex er after the ballotmg the glrls set tled down to some recreatxcnal fun and a long watt unttl the electlon results xx ere announced The classes tn vyhrch they were nnstru ted on Polttxcal Scrence Lavx State Patrol Parlxamentary Procedures Musnc or Jcurnalrsm were oxer and they felt they had galned much from them ln the daxly paper the elec tron results vxere read Our goxernor for the sessron of Gxrls State rs Mxss Barbara Nlrtchell The cxtrzens of G1 ls State took a trtp to Jefferson Glty At the Capttol our elected senators and representatrxes each held a essnon rn the Senate and House whrle our Governor and her state offncers met the Governor of Mnssourr and thetr MISSOUFI offtctals One Hur free! lteemu ereihr I 7 1 V 4 - - 1 . . , - . ,. Y I VII l II- 7 Y- A I I 5 1 7 I I P V 4. 7 V77 I A V V 3 'I Y- 3 L D V I. I I VIL I lg 1 I I ' A - D' 4 YT 3 I I 'I S I. 4 y In D 5' k I I IA II . VI I I I I - I I Y I I I I I N I 4 N U V I 7' , I' I S I I I I I 7 L . YI I' - X' I A I I I ' I , . . , e , . ' Y 3 1 I I 3 X 3 A' I . I- I V. I I I 3 I YD 1 I N I l T' I I IX I . I' 3 'I J ' I ' .3 lI 'I I A I I I I I I ' I I I Y I i I 5 I 1 I 7 3 t I 1 hxgh potnts at Grrls State. Each cttrzen wnshed her party' or her frlends would 'I 3 J I , I I 15 1 I D 'I A 1 'I Y 3 L I I 1 7 Y, I P 3 4 3 I 3 D I I 7 I - - ' , -. c 3 71 I 3 3 3 x 3 'I' I I . I I I 7 DI I I Y V3 -C 'I A I - . 'I 7 I I I I V 3 1 I I I I Y. Y I Y 7 ' 7. I Y I I J I I 'I 3 I D I K Al yi I I I I 3 X 1 Q 1 I I HY 4 ! I I I ' I 71 I 73 S 3 I ' I 'I ' . I ' I 1 1 -' ' 1 r1 1 v1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 , ! 3 l U - I I D J I Y 3 3 I Y I Y 1 I f' 1 I . P . . . v 1 ' v 1 ' ' 11 I 3 I 1 1 I - 7 7 3 I YD 3 I . I l I I ' 1 ' 3 Y' I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' v1 1 1 rx I I 1 I 1 . J . I 5 I 1 I I I I I I I I I - . 4 . lladuceus The week at 'Vlnssourl Cnrls State came to an end all too qulckly The c1t1zens of th1s myth1cal state had however learned much by actual partlctpa txon m a government Thexr only regret at leavmg was that all too few glrls had had thls wonderful experlence and that the week had ended so soon The three Beaumont representatwes wlsh to thank the faculty councll and thexr sponsors for glYll'lg them the prxvxlege of attendlng MISSOUYI Gxrls State of 1955 MISSOU RI BOYS STATE AR VHLR Ttscm R The youth movement rn the Unlted States known as Boys State IS a program of c1t1zensh1p tra1n1ng sponsored by the Natlonal Amerrcanxsm Com m1ss1on of the Amenc n Leglon Orxgmated by the Department of Illmoxs IH 1934 the plan was adopted by the natxonal organ17at1on m 1935 and has mce been put mto operatron 1n all 48 states The flrst Mlssourx Boys State convened at the V11ssour1 School for the Deaf at Fulton MISSOUFI on June 18 25 1938 wrth one hundred and n1nety two boys m attendance to become the 13th state rn the Pxoneertng Boys State Plan of lsunctlonal Educatxon for Leadershxp It has grown through the years and the 1955 MISSOUII Boys State whlch was held at Central MISSOUFI State College m Warrensburg had more than sxx hundred boys wxth outstandlng qualrflcatlons of leadershlp courage honor loyalty and servlce to h1s school selected to attend The Faculty Councxl of Beaumont chose Allen Tess Kenneth Goff Daud McDonald Larry 1-llad Edward Norman and Arthur Txscher to attend Boys State of 1955 The program of trammg of Boys State has been developed on the as umptnon that youth can learn best by domg On the whole the mechanlcs of government 1n MIS our1 Boys State are patterned after the establxshed agencxes of clty county and state governments xn Mxssoun For all prac tlcal purposes Vlnssour Boys State may be consldered a mythlcal forty nmth state wlth a constltutlon a body of law and other practlces Boys State IS a pure democracy 1n that all of nts cxttzens vote and are el1g1ble to hold offlce The amount of good that may come to a c1t1zen IS l1m1ted only by the extent of h1s wnllmgness to partxclpate 1n yar1ous cxtxzenshlp HCIIXIUQS that are avallable to everyone A complete program of educatlonal and recreatxonal act1v1ty IS provlded A newspaper 15 publxshed and schools of mstructxon are held ID law leglslature, peace offxcer and electlon procedures The major portlon of each afternoon lS glyen over to an organ17ed program of ten xntramural sports under sknlled su perusxon Outstandlng speakers and specralxsts contrxbute to roundmg out the annual sesslons From lVl1SSOUfl Boys State each year two boys are chosen to represent Xf11SSOUI'l at Boys Natxon held ln Vylashmgton D C Thus year our Coy ernor Kenneth Jenmson and our Chxef Justlce of the Supreme Court John Kono were sent as Mxssourx s representatn es On Hundred Teeenlu mne 1 ' . 1 - 1 1 1 ' V ' V 1 1 1 -r I . , . i .. V ,V 1 1 1. . S . . . , , L. . e . V V 1 V V V . V V 1 1 1 v v r e. . . 1 1 - K' r ' .1 . , S 1 V V1 1 ' ' ' r , . . . ., v V 1 , . v 1 , v V 1 r v V . . V . . ,- r . . . 1 r 1 1 v1 L, ' . Q..-1 - fi 1 Wm fr Hur If Ihr 1 2531 1 L I i 3,45 THE SO TH PARKS ff flf A28 1 ' ' . H' HL1rT,:'1Q-J lhll' .. wrt llalluceus FOREST PARK Nzwcx Ktrrrxmx JUL11 TJOELM awp ARYHLR T1sCHER We 1n St Louls are accustomed to enjoyxng the fme fac1l1t1es and rxch beauty of Forest Park lt IS the center of recreatron and pleasure for wxthm 1t may be found such thmgs as the Zoologxcal Gardens Munlclpal Opera Art Museum Jewel Box Jefferson Memorxal facxlxtles for boatxng horseback rrdlng tennxs golf and many other popular pastxmes What IS the hxstory of Forest Park? When and where does nt begm? What drffrcultxes dld 1ts pxoneers face' These and other questxons wxll b answered IH thc' followmg account of the hlstory of Forest Park In 1796 a French colonel ln the Spanish servlce Zenon Trudeau srgned a concesslon of land to Jules Papm and Charles Cwratlot The land gxven to Papm embraced 4000 cres w1th1n whrch lay the present Forest Park In 1872 a plan was concexved to provxde for the cxty of St Louxs and future generatlons a park aboundlng ln natural beauty and magmfxcent ln scope As a result of th1s ldea the State Leglslature rn March of 1872 passed a bxll provldmg for the purchase of 2 754 acres for a publnc park w1th1n the grants of Papm However opponents of the bxll succeeded 1n havlng the new enactment declared unconstrtutlonal by the Supreme Court of MISSOUFI Another 1 372 acres of land for a publxc park frontmg one mrle on Kmgs Hlghway and lymg four mlles west of the Court House Also the blll called for a Board of Commxssxoners and w1th thls board rn operatlon the park was formally obtamed on Aprll 27 1875 for S800 000 Forest Park at thls trme was rn most part a natural forest A large num ber of the populatlon of St Louxs opposed the park because they belreved xt was too far from the clty and accessnble only to the wealthy who could af ford carrlages and had lelsure t1me Despxte many dlffxcultres however Forest Park was formally opened on June 25 1876 wxth a crowd of 40 000 people attending the ceremomes whxch began wlth the unvellxng of the statue of Edward Bates the Attorney General m Lmcoln s cabxnet Forest Park was l1ttle advanced up to the turn of the century though lf dxd have a b1cycle rack where races were held but then St LOUIS was chosen as the slte for an mternatlonal exposmon commemoratlng the buymg of the Louxsxana Purchase from France The World s Farr was held ln Forest Park and brought the attentnon of the world to St Louxs and nts beautlful park Because of the World s Farr the park represents two dnstmctly opposed styles of landscapmg lrxrst the World s Farr grounds mcludnng roughly the western portron of our park and secondly the eastern portlon drstmgulshed by 1ts undlsturbed landscape 1n regard to trees shrubbery etc Un Hunlncl Ihulq fLL 3 ' . . . t attempt in 1873 also failed. Finally a new bill called for the purchase of I I 1 r V . e' L 5 7 ' t - '1 lladutzeus The World s Parr was the start of progress 1n Forest Park for due to xt thc Art Museum was buxlt to serve as the art bulldmg not only for the exposition but also to serve as a permanent home for the St LOUIS Museum after the close of the Exposltxon Also the World s Farr was mdlrectly the cause for bulldrng the Jefferson Memorlal now the seat of the MISSOUII I-lxs torxcal Society located on the north slde of Forest Park Four years after the close of the World s Farr a plan was concenved to bulld a permanent memorxal to Thomas Jefferson as part of the centenmal observatlon of the Lounsrana Purchase The plan was approved and carrled out rn 1913 addlng another great feature to Forest Park New roads for motor vehlcles and artrflcxal lakes were also added A short tlme later rn l9l7 the progress m Forest Park contmued as the Munrclpal Theater was completed becomlng the largest mu n1c1pally owned theater rn the world wrth a seatrng capaclty of l2 000 Each summer evemng 1n the Mumclpal Theater a presentatlon of drstmgulshed stars present glamorous lxght opera and operettas The Forest Park of today also has a marvelous floral drsplay house called the Jewel Box and a Zoologlcal Garden outstandxng as one of the largest and best equrpped zoos IH the world As the years have gone by many changes 1n plans and alteratlons have cccurred by more unrversal partrcxpatron rn the advantages of Forest Park But the progress of Forest Park has contxnued so that today nt shows the prophetrc wlsdom of the founders of thexr sound Judgement and of the hrgh purpose of thelr crusade HYDE PARK Hyde Park covers almost twelve acres of land and lres between Salxsbury Street and Bremen Avenue Blaxr and Twentxeth Streets It was purchased from Mrs Farrar xn l854 The or1g1nal tract of land covered about fourteen and one half acres whxch has s1nce been made smaller For several years after xt was purchased the park was leased as a beer garden The money from the beer garden was used for nts xmprovement POllIlC3l meetlngs and occasional celebratxons were held rn the park durmg the C1v1l War At one of the cele bratnons a not took place and because of th1s leasmg the park was stopped The rlot was started by soldners statroned nearby It occurred on July 4 l863 On thns day a balloon was to ascend The mcrdent was wrdely ad vertlsed and many people attended lncludrng soldrers from the nearby hos pltal The soldlers became qu1te aggressrve and dxrected thelr mterest agamst Southern sympathxzers Some mnocent people were hurt and a hotel restaurant ln the center of the park was almost destroyed At the present t1n'e there are no burldmgs rn the park Upon the c1ty's resummg control of the park the grounds were xmproved and put ID an at tractxve condntnon In prevlous summers musrcal concerts were grven at the park The cxty now has passed a bond mssue to xmprove Hyde Park and other c1ty parks Om Hundr J Thrrtu Ihr ZVlARsHA STIHQL AND RICHARD VANDFRGRIVIA . 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II a du ll eu s SHAW'S GARDEN Dol PH Wioxr R wo RICHARD VANDERGRII T The Missouri Botanical Garden more popularly known as Shaw s Gar den has been an outstanding attraction in St Louis ever since it was opened to the public in l860 Occupying seventy five acres in South St Louis the Garden represents the largest collection of plant life in North America having within its collection more than l2 000 species of plants The Garden which is modeled after the Kew Gardens of London is administered by a group of trustees and receives no funds from either city or state being financed almost exclusively by the estate left by Henry Shaw Upon entering the Main Gate the visitor is welcomed to the Garden by a long series of lily pools which terminate at the mam greenhouse To the right of the lily pools is located the rose garden and to the left are many buildings of historical interest Among the popular attractions of the Garden are four nationally known flower shows orchids in January and February iris in late May chrysanthe mums in November and pomsettxas in December There are also plant cur1os1 ties the believe it or nots of the plant world numerous lily pools rose gardens and an Italian formal garden The Missouri Botanical Garden s specialties are its collections of orchlds of the mam entrance are the conservatories display houses and formal gar dens Great masses of rare and unusual iris and chrysanthemums are grown here In specially constructed houses are some of the world s rarest orchids as well as trees palms and hundreds of plant curxosities The winter flowering shrubs are displayed in the Lmnean House northwest of the main entrance It is the only greenhouse remaining of those erected during Mr Shaw s life time and one of the few mid nineteenth century greenhouses left in the country Today the historical attractions of the Garden vie with the living ones for popularity They include Shaw s country home Tower Grove which is furnished much as it was in Shaw s time and is now open to the public Shaw s tomb a museum and Shaw s town home with the Italian marble mantels the wrought iron open grille doors and the mam stairway This house was moved to the Garden and now serves as the Administration building The Bo tamcal Library contains a general collection of botanical publications with more than 52 O00 books 82 OOO pamphlets and many manuscripts The activities of the Garden are many and varied They include the maintenance of an arboretum at Grey Summit Missouri a tropical station at Balboa in the Canal Zone a laboratory and a famous botanical library The Garden also does research in the development of new plant varieties and pub lrshes various bulletins and other literature One Hundred Thlrfq Iour tropical water lilies, daffodils, snowdrops, hardy ivy, and cacti. To the west Ijadureus TOWER GROVE PARK SLI Nl VN Tower Gros Park eame rnto exrstence yy hen Henry Shaw conyeyed hrs land to St louus by Deed of Glft on October 20 l868 At that tnme rt was beyond the cnty lrmrts thus 1 Board of Commmssroners appomted by the Judge of the Supreme Court of Mnssourr governs these grounds Funds for Improvements are supplxed by the crty Thus plot of ground whrch rs l 676 feet long and l 550 feet wxde contarns 285 acres and rs bounded by Grand Ave Magnolra Kmgshrghway and Arsenal St 'l hrs IS the second largest park rn sue m St lours It was beyond the crty lrmrts thus mikmg necessary an authorrlatlon by the State Legrslature The musrc paul on made of wood rs octagonal rn shape 'Ihe cupola roof rrsmg wnth double curves IS supported by erght columns Musrc concerts were held here on Sunday afternoons from 4 OO to 6 OO o clock The oblong pond IS bordered on three srdes by grassy banks On the North IS a rockery and artrstrc arrangement of stone blocks selected from the remains ef the frrst lrrdell Hotel vxhrch was rurned by frre m l867 On the eenter of thrs pond IS a fountnn The statues are grfts of 'Vlr Shavy The statues of Shakespeare and Co lumbus are the works of Baron Von Mueller of Munnch Germany 'lhe Humboldt statue rs the work of F Vlrller also of 'Vlunrch The busts of Mozart and Rossrnr are by Howard Kretchmar There are also busts of Beeth oyen and Wagner Included rn thrs lovely park are a playground and a swrmmrng pool whnch are operated darly Prenrc areas baseball softball and corkball dramonds and soccer frelds are plentrful at Toys er Grove Boy Scout and Grrl Scout camp mg programs are held here also Untrl the year l952 there was nothmg rn the Park to mdrcate lf was a grft from Henry Shavy The Board of Gommxssxoners decxded to construct 12 all weather courts to be named the Henry Shaw Memorral Tennrs Courts These outstandrng tenms courts are the scene of many xmportant tournaments The entrance to these tenms courts rs through an rmpressxve archway whlch has two rooms branchrng off on erther snde Insnde the arch the orrgrnal medal lron of Shaw rs reset 1nd reads as follows Henry Shavy l8O0 l889 yy hose generous gxft of land made possrble 'lower Groye Park One Humlreel Ihrrlu flLe I e 'Q r'l:Cjlil5lZSSlil. .NND .lOYCflf 7lSCllXlliYliR ' 11 S 10 - 1 ' 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 11 1 1 ' 11 ' 1 ' 1 ' . 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I . , . 1 . . x - ' 1 ' 1 K 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 5 1 11 Catlulzeus O FALLON PARK VI QQHA Slllll up 511111111 I 1111 x OFallon Park IS located betvxeen Flortssant and Broadvxay and just east of Taylor Avenue extendrng to l-larrts Adelalde and Algernon Streets lt was purchased IH 1875 from Col John O Fallon for S259 065 33 These grounds conststmg of l58 32 acres were once a part of the O Fallon estate Thrs IS one of the largest parks IH St louxs lt oxerlooks the M1ss1ss1pp1 Rxver ln north St lours 'lhere are many paths and gardens to add to the beauty of the park A l ke 390 feet by 900 feet ns located ID the southeastern part of the park Each year thxs lake of 6V acres of water surface ts stocked wtth ftsh for the enjoyment of the chrldren ln the nerghborhood ln the wm ter many people enjoy 1ce skatrng on the lake Unt1l a fevy years ago band concerts veere g1ven 1n the park dur1ng the summer Each year If costs a great deal to mamtarn the parks of th1s c1ty In l954 the payroll veas about S543 000 00 The attendance was about 25 000 Other thlngs such as new trees grass seed etc add to the expense of keepmg our c1ty parks beaut1ful WASHINGTON SQUARE 811112111 LAR1e1x AND .Ibm BeTL11z nl h1s publ1c square novs the s1te of the St lours Cxty Hall was once part of the Chouteau M1ll Tract lt contams I3 64 square acres of ground and IS bounded by Market Street Clark Street Twelfth Street and Four teenth Street When John F Darby was elected mayor cf St LCUIS rn l840 he urged the buymg of parks and squares for the c1ty whrle land was st1ll cheap ln the fall of l840 Mayor Darby met Major Smrth who owned Wash rngton Square and bargamed to buy tt The prlce was S25 000 to be paxd off rn twenty ftve c1ty bonds of Sl 000 each payable 1n f1fty years The Crty Councrl declared thus should be a publ1c square for the c1t1 7ens of St LOUIS 'lhey also sa1d the square should be called Washxngton Square On November 28 1840 Washnngton Square became off1c1ally the property of St LOUIS MISSOURI PARK CAROI STRl.Nlx AND KA1 MFRR1x1xx Vl1sseur1 Park often called the Sunken Gardens IS located between lh1r teenth and Fourteenth Streets dxrectly behxncl the Central l1brary lt veas created by a c1ty ordrnance rn l854 'l he park contatns a founta1n flowmg 1nto a small pool lt IS surrounded by three or four acres of land Un H vdrelhlhrlef su 1 1 A,., 'i. f. .1 -x xl. l I YH! 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Y . ,. 1 1 1 e' ur '1 1 lfadulzeus BELLERIVE PARK Ser Vlrcklessrt BLlltflXk Park IS a strlp of land on Broadway and Bates contamrng 5 67 acres Thrs park vthlch rs opposxte large resrdences vyas purchased rn l908 The park IS srtuated on a small rnse off Broadvyay From 1ts summrt barges and steamboats can be seen makmg thelr way up the MISSISSIPPI The park IS a fayorlte spot for the near by resrdents who come to enjoy the beau txful new BENTON PARK .low Ce STI verxsow Benton Park IS Sl uated at Jefferson Avenue and Arsenal Street and con tams l-4 30 acres The combmatlon of water rustrc rock and floral decora trons result rn makmg thrs park a masterprece of landscape gardemng lt IS 1deal for landscape pamters and photographers Benton Park IS one of the prettmest of the smaller parks There are two lakes rn the park and boatmg rs a great attractmon GRAVOIS PARK Nfwc X K11 ll wax ANID ARIHUR llSCHI R Gravors Park one of the smallest parks rn St lours consrstmg of 8 2 acres and If mules of paths rs mamly known and enjoyed by local resrdents Smce rt was acqurred from the Cnty Commons rn l842 lf has been one of the least frequented parks m St l ours Thus was due largely to the fact that rt was rn an lsolated posltron between POUIIBC Street and Kansas Avenue and 'Vlxaml Street and Lounsrana Avenue and has never become known to many people Because of thxs lack of tnterest 1t has never been approprrated much money and therefore has few nmproyements to attract people CARONDELET PARK JOHKI Sll xt xsox AND JUN KRrerf1Rxe111e Carondelet Park ns srtuated on loughborough and Kansas Ayenues rn south St louxs 'lhe l80 acres were purchased rn l875 When the park was fnrst made there were such attractxons as free band concerts usually gryen on a Sunday eyemng deer paddocks and boat rrdnng These actnvltxes are no longer found Instead there IS Horeshoe Lake an artr frcxal lake stocked vuth frsh yxhere chrldren up to I6 years of age may flsh plcmc grounds footpaths and numerous trees flowers and other beautnful works of nature Or Hemeiretl Ihzrru xeeen it 1, '.et I. 1 3 73 ' . . e . V Y v . . . . e . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , 11 1 , . . , 1 f x x x 5 x x x - e 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 , e. - 1 . 1.5 . ' ' . 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 I .'I ' ' V 'I Il ' 1 'J 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11' . ' - llatlulzeus LAFAYETTE PARK Jem BLT1 1 R Axo Dol PH Wfxewl R Lafayette Park one of the oldest parks nn St louls was dedrcated nn 1851 as 1 afayette Square however rn 1854 the name was changed to Lafay ette Park The park whrch occupres thlrty acres bounded by MISSISSIDPI Mrs sourx Park and Lafayette Avenues recexved 1ts name due to the fact that the mayor who established xt was present when General Lafayette ustted St Louxs ln 1 5 Once on the outskxrts of the crty the park necessarnly underwent changes as the clty grew and expanded Its appearance was severely altered rn the cy clone of 1896 Todav xt presents a peaceful appearance wxth many shaded walks and a small lake lt possesses many remmders of past years such as the old once stylxsh lron fence surroundmg the park the stone gates an aged tron brudge and an old fashroned pav1ll1on Among the other attractnons of the park are two statues one of Washrngton and one of Benton and three RCVOlUflOH3fy War cannon salvaged from the Brrtlsh man of war Acteon and presented to the park m 1870 LYON PARK Lyon Park s1tuated between South Broadway and Second Street Arse nal and Utah contams 10 92 acres and IS approxxmately one square block Thus slte was granted by an act of Congress approved nn March 1869 on the condxtlon that a monument to General Nathamel Lyon be erected wrth rn three years General 1 yon was m command of an arsenal on thxs ground m 1861 captured Camp Jackson and fell at the Battle of Wilson s Creek The condrtxon was agreed upon and the ground was transferred to the Crty of St Lou1s by the Secretary of War rn September 1871 There are two small ponds ln Lyon Park one of whlch contams a foun tam ln the center of the park IS the statue of General 1 yon whrch was cledr cated on September 13 1874 ST LOUIS PLACE PARK Jew KRL-UIIIRAGFR St Louxs Place Parks were acqunred by donatxons nn 1850 lt IS a cham of four separate parks sltuated on Hebert Street and Malden Lane Parks nos 1 and 7 are the oldest whlle 3 and 4 are larger and are south of 1 and Park no 1 has a fountam whrch attracts many The other three parks are noted mostly for theur beautxful trees whlch make mce scenery for autumn walks At one tlme free band concerts were gnen at a musnc pavlllon but that has been dxscontmued On Hundred Ihrrlu lah! i 1 1 x . I V I 1 . 1 Y 1 I I L Q' V 3 1 Vis- ' 4 1 ' 82 . JOYCE W1sCHMEYER AND Juelz TJOFLAT 2. Q, . ' ' t ,lt- Eaduneus FAIRGROUNDS PARK xml Srmvx xxo lxxx Xllmaxxxfxx Furgrounds Park locattd bttxxttn Grand and Parr Pxxxs and lxtssuth and Natural Brldgt has bun a publxc park srmt 1909 l Lontanns 131 -H nrxs xx huh xxxrt purthastd for S700 OOO Btforx rt xx as a publlc park the Agrrtultural and Mttluanual lxssotxatxon spa nsorxd talrs on thus spot Thrs btgan IH 1896 and was rxptatxd annuallx thurxafttr vxrth thx LXCLDIIOH of tht Crxrl Vx ar xxars During that tlmx. rt xx as usxd to atcomodatt ftdxral soldurs and xx as knoxxn as Bunton Barratlxs At ont tlmm lolloxxrng the Crxrl Vx ar tht park Lontnnxd a rnxtranlx a lOOlOUlL81 gardtn and an tarlx axratron trxld outdoor pools ln tht xx orld ST LOUIS PARKS NCR 1 H S1131 1 lo s Xllllx. x untun oust l urxfounxlx lortsl lortsl Hx dt lorxsl XX ashrnbton Sqn rn laiaxtltx xt Bxnton laxrgrounds lorxst or SOL Sl xxx Gardxn Xlxrqu II lorxst Bxnton lalr rounds I I' xx r Crow Cmrond 1 1 lorxst lo 0 s Crraxols lorxsl S lxx s C Qm Hurxlr. mrdtn I I flurlu rzr t 4 s - A s x vw, L lc' v-nf' I If I x ' v B ' ' s '- L x- '- A 5 -' ' s x s v' x x f x ' s ' v' 7 .s ' L ' s ' v Lf I ' H H 'I 13 V I V I ' s A x A v' ' v' 7 s - ' x -x Q ' A' S I Y Y, ' -lx . S . 4 Now it contains baseball fields. tennis courts. and one of thc largest v f- - v 2 O'l5.llon St. , ui' . fs l-v Q lf ' JL' , . . , 5 , 5 ' ' ' ' - St. , uis i ' ' 5 4 Sl. l, ui' ' ' 1' est . 'VIH S lil I ', . 1. 'S ' l'U C81 S ' In ' ' 'f f . - l:x7l'CSl lo 'c ' ' . A '- ' l,x'on . Q c flu. R. ' 1, 'sn , . c u Catlutzeus Calendar IIBRLARH 3 l Students stgn up for neyy elasses lhe Blue lteltets oyyne t Nltry s I l l 3 Betumont heeamt the champs of the Dt A Basketball lourntment by defetttnt, De Andrets 68 47 A mustca presentatton by th t lotus Instttute of 'Vlusn 1n the aud1tor1u I8 lep rally for the btg Cleyeland game Bo that yyas elose bu the team tame through to nose out Cleyeland 58 D1 Z7 By defeatmg Sumner Beaumont yyon the Regtonal Basketball Chtmpxonshup a y te he th tean on y tt y at the Sllle lourname MARCH 1 Beaumont defeats Vvtlltam Chrtstman tf Independenee 5l 47 tn the State ltetball Tournament ll Vylyshtngton Umyer st 3 Beaumont IS dtfuted hy lopltn dur mg oyerttme 49 -I7 tn the State Basketbtll Iournament 8 Open House for parents from 9 a m e hour aud yyas tre mendcus 9 All Clly Orchestra members are absent Ihey re glylhg a concert With the St Louts Symphony Orchestra tlNo yyonder tt s qutet today D a d 13 lyerytne s relaxtng hrs brun so he ean use tt the folloyytng vyeek I-4 Lyeryone looks deathly 111 Do you thmlt xt has anythtng to do yytth thus betng test week? I6 Aud lhe Culyer Stockton C otr presented a yery cleyer program L a s Green atr O t ts IS t Patrtck s Day I8 Oh Net mother Digest already e fata day has arrty d Report trds are out 'S Aud lhe Btxltetblll team presented Klr Ctmmeter and the sthool qutte an tc eumulatton of trophtts 7 lroblems Class ended a mock tl XX73ShlflgIOI'l L 4 'Vlembers of Nltss Retdels Amertcan Une Htmeirtd lorltf X e re preparm r th bug a tomorroyy tApr1l lool s Dayh The btggest e ll tsstmg of the D1 es tha hal APRII l Aprtl lool s Dty Stxth Termers yote for elass motto Begtnmng of sprtng ytcttton ISI one 1n thtrty years Vacatton ends Ptctures taken for Caduceus Chotr stngs todty tt the Wednesday Club Decorate gym tor Rtbbon Dance Sentors reeetyt thetr nbhons Rtbbon Danee tontght 18 Elmhurst College Cho1r smgs for AudSess1on I9 Upper Yermers begtn to stgn up for Career Conference Pepperettes haye an mter lunch aud sesston ltryt a1r rttd drtll of the te m lepperette Mother and Daughter larty Gtme ytytth Soldan Beaumont yyms Half day of school today due enumeratton 77 Practtee for Chamber of Commerce Drtytng Test Game yytth Southyyest We yytn tg tn 4 G mnasttt et tt t lo 1 ytrstty Gym MAX Semor Rdytsory group ptctures taken tSm1le Pretty 5 Baseball team takes Had Seyenth hour Home lt tlassts ts n ssed at 7 Z6 tllrtytleged Characters 5 Jaeleets sltughter Central l 6 Cleyeland Helghts Htgh School Chotr stngs at aud tGee yytsh l vtas that good 5 7 lxenneth Bean Clly yymner of Htgh yy ay Patrol Contest on radto tntreyteyy 8 Cary Roth tn a panel dtscusston teley1s1on fi ' ' 31-vw 'Agfo Q 'ldy Jan' I-fide' - - . jok wi be the 1 A 'g t. 2-M ' 1 d ' d S ...A yO- 4. of l ' v Q 5, 1 - 'C A V 1 7 Y V , . 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