Beaumont High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Beaumont, TX)

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t lu ...A 4 i, it 1 r i DOROTHY FITE She has an eye that eould speak though her tongue were silent. Kuekler lflllll '25: Booster Uluh '24, '25g Glee Club '24, '25. Who d:uef'n't know Dorothyl-The Senior who has ulwals livul up to her name in helping old li. ll. S. to lite and winl Drrotliy is very fund of amateur shows, esperinllg' when she is in tlzim. She loves to talk und usually pleases her- Se-ll.. -Ja- ALLAN BUCK lie intends to he an oil kingfehe already owns an oil-can. Ile Molnyi lli-Y: Glee Club '24, '25, President 'Pig Basket Bull Manager '251 UB Assoeiution '2.r. Wh:-n our little all-state manager leaves B. H. S., Western Union will probably go ont of bus- iness, Low VVoods eluims that his notahle sne- erss in the Pine llnrr drive was due to the loyal 1-ne turageimni nl' his two side partners Kelly and Murphy. His ambition is to go to Seotlund yards un.l lo,rk up 0'llearn of Dugan Alley. Wifi- KATRINA HAWTHORNE As merry as the duy is long.' tllee Club '21, '25: Kueklers Klub '25: Booster Clult '21, '25, Rainbow '24, '25, l,ivin,r up to her reputation as our next to eutesl girl seems to come easy to Katrina, for she is one of the eutest, peppiest girls in the class. 'l'o dare her to do an-vtvliing is like tempting fate, fn' the dare that she w.m't take hasn't yet been invented. Katrina is red headed. DOROTHY SEALE Glance u! the other page and try not to look so silly. Kovkler Klnh '25, Seeretury Senior Class '25: Rainbow '23, '2l, '25: Booster Club '2l, '25, tllee Clnh '22, '23, '2-l, '25: Mixed Chorus '24. Baby Seale, our seeretary, is the kind ot' n girl we all love. Her eyes are blue and while the llaslutball Team was in Chi , her whole fuee took on the some hue. Jnrlpring from present in- ilivuiions, her schooling inay e-lme to an Q-nj this year. -Th- BRYANT A. FICKEN He has u kind faee-ai funny kind. Ile Molay '21, '25: lli-Y '24, '25, Glee Club 252 Skippers '25, Bryant is nsnully quiet und easy going-sew ing: ull, but having: no eoiuments to nmke. Ile has either aequired or eultivuted the nrt ot' saying rotting things in a sweetly snrcustie way to the extent tlmt, one seareely dares kid him about- oh, well, most unything. l'is lurk to have him far u friend. fag., THEOPAL E. PHILP 'lhnbition is power. Rainbow '2l. '25, VVorthy Adviswr '25: Student K'lul: '21, '22, '2fl: Glee Clulr '25: Home Eeunumies Ululn '25, 'Flieopal is a grirl with un ever ready smile and u willingness to help others. 'Phe reason she has so many 'friinils is beeause she knows how to be ine, In summing up her traits, we might say she talks little, thinks mueli, eomplains never, but travels on.

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l Q 1 W. .f ,,,. fx .Eg 4 P i- -X W gi , fe-7' Jw Xf'gg,,E-lfllzlijg, Q. . ..+.,f, . if Ll 'LQQ' GLADYS MAE DEWER How goodness heightens beauty! Rainbow '23, '24, '25, Xvorthy Advisor '25Z Glee Club '22, '25: Kaekler Klub '25, Booster Club '24, ' 25: Sponsor Maid '25: Pine Burr Stuff '25, Gladys Mae has up in her shoulders a great responsibility--that of this Pine Burr of '25, For some reason the good points as well as the bud points of the book may be attributed to her attitude toward the world on different days. Gladys, Worthy Advisor of the Rainbow, has proved herself one of the most interested sup- porters of the Purple in all Four Major Sports. -IS-'I LANOS WATSON, Jr. One never accuses hint of 'faintheartednessf' Boy Scout '22, '23, '24, '25, De Molay '23, '24, '25: Purple Pennant Staff '25: Football '23: B Association '23, '24, '25: Hi-Y '23, '24, '25: Glee Club '24, '25: Eagle Sc-out '23, '24, '25: Wampanton Club '23, '24. That this Senior is popular among the girls is self-evident: that he is popular among his class- mates is proven bf: his being rhosen one of our class favorites. What was the noise! Sonny fell again! Keep up your pep, Happy-go lun-ky. ELIZABETH NEAL The light heart lives long Rainbow '24, '25, Glee Club '24, '25: Booster Club '24. '25. Beth is a sweet. pretty. happv-golns-ky girl that everybody loves. eh. Legettel She never is in too much of a hurry to stop and help or sym- pathize with some one who is in trouble. AQA ERMINE HOLT A friendly person is a joy forever. Glee Club '25: Booster Club '24, 3: Home Ec-onomics Club Erminie, aftar having been a joy forever to the inhabitants of the Metropolis of Konntze. cuine here this year to spread n little sunshine around the gloomy C73 halls of B. H. S. .Tal MARK MOORE l have learned the value of a dollar. Pine Burr Staff '25: Hi-Y '23, '24, '25, Treas- urer '24. '25t De Malay '24, '25: Boys' Glee Club. Not only has Mark learned the value of a dollar during his career as Business Manager of the annual, but he has learned to make two grow where but one grew before , Serving in this capacity he has proved himself to be pos' sessed of both rare business ability and practical sense. H -69 ALICE WOODHEAD I lay myself out to exaggerate. Kai-kler Klub '25: Glee Club '22, '25: Pres' ident l reslnna,n Chorus '22, Boosters '24, '25, Treasurer '24, and Chief 'illig Purple Jackets '243 Student Club '22, '23g News Staff '24: Rainbow '24, '25, Pine Burr '25. Alix-e's vivid imagination rivals that of the Grimm Bros, in their famous Fairy Tales . A's are nothing in her young life be:-rinse what she's after are pluses. The Seniors showed good judg' ment when they elected her the prettiest girl, Pw- ifg. gf 7 ffjii 35525 -Ziff? 71

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CLAIRE HODGES I awoke one morning and found myself fmnousf' Student Club '22: Karklers '24, 215. Sevretary :mtl 'Freusurer '25: Boosters '24. '25: Purp!e Pennant Stuff '25: Purple Jai-kets '24: Glee Fluh '252 Sponsor Maid 'fllz Basket-Ball Sponsor '25: B Assrwiation '25, C'lniriv really has the right to be lfuril- mnuthefl, sinfe she was a f'lf1fllZlll maid, St't'l'l tary uf the Kaeklers. and Basketball Spunsur. Her elm-tinn us sponsor l'Ell1'f' as a shoek t-, ha-r. but we were nut surprised lreeaunc she is lmth peppy und popular. Somvtiimvs otilvoftuwii lmys at-tract her attention-or-spec-iully when fhu.-y ure athletes. I ' .4127- PAUL ANGER I-le slowly wc-urls his way. Fnuthnll '2l: Basket-Bull 'STSZ B Assuriu- ti'n '34, .251 Baseball '25: Ili-Y Altlmuzh Paul has been with un only :l year, he has wnu the respect null udmirzition ot the whule svhmul, huth in .tthle-tu-Q and in tht- vlilss room. Good lurk to run, Puiil. MAXINE HUPFMAN She is worthy' of the name Senior. Bwfister Cluh '24, '15: tile: l'luli '2l: Ruin- briw '23, '24, '25. Vllonrler why' '-'Mae' has in study period the Second period instead of I :thing C0lTll!N'l'l1lfIl Geography? We are sqrry In lose the girl that always has :i glad smile und ll good word fill' mverihnw, . ,QE Tx 1 MADIE MILLER Sweet und shy Lrwahle tw ull. A smile. and sparkling eyes greet you when ywu n'e-et Mndie in the hall or in her vlnsses. As a B-roster, Grammarian, or Cnmmereial Law student. she's right there. Goudebye, 4lnn't for get that whatever you unrlvrtake to do old B. H. S. is havking you. K -.+.- ALVIN' STAHL erm-'s nwtliing so sweet in life ns young lovifs dream Glen Club '24, '25, Buslwt-Ball '25, B Asswfizltilsii '25. im Buhhu burst into hlmnm this year. A have ketfhall stur and a devotee uf ai hlwude Senior were rrvenlvtl simultaneously. The poor boy had to do without svme of his meals in Chi tu hun' spot-iznl deliverv stamps, hut we suppfuse it w'is uiulivy well spent jiltlgilig frum the number of left:-rs he received even after his return tu B. H. S. -qi- MAUDIE WADE Her talents we-rv nf the nunrg silent ffl Hass, Glu- f'luh '25: Student Club '23, 24: Booster Clrb '25, We nftvn u -nfler how the 1-uminercial dvpartl :nent w-uld get along if Mr. Scott were gone. '1'here's whu c Maudw wuuld vuine in. In future years we are sure to hear of Muudle as the most vanpablu Nlillillktgm of all tunes.