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

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0m School Superintendent E. W. Jackson is di- rector of the entire Beaumont Independent School District. A fine school administra- tor, 21 friendly counselor, El business-like adviser, Mr. Jackson is truly one to whom we may all turn for help. E. W. Jackson Superintendent These eight civic-minded citizens give unsparinglv of their time and energies to decide the major course of the Beaumont Schools. Conscientiously striving to obtain the best in education for us all, they have been truly the wisest of guides. I5 BOARD UF EDUCATION Mr. Lee O. Smith, Mr. W. F.. Oxford, Mr. Ewell Strong, Mr. C. L. Babcock, President, Dr. T. A. Tumbleson, Mrs. W. H. Munro, Mr. Joe C. Clemmons, and Mr. R. M. Chatham. 777 YV l , x

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WM? The first assistant to the chief pilot of Beaumont High School is Mr. Newman Smith. His kindly advice and thoughtful guidance have been a Welcome addition to our administrative staff. C. E. Ferguson Registrar Newman Smith Assistant Principal Registrar C. E. Ferguson is the keeper of the log book for every student in school. Many a schedule shoal and eddy has been pointed out by Mr. Ferguson. l4

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Hman!-7 The Parent-Teacher Association is an organiza- tion which is spoken of in Beaumont High School as the basis of the cooperation between the parents and teachers and student body. This is true, for the P.-T. A. is behind the school and all that is in any way connected with the school. An illustration ot' this was the first publicized activity, the open house which brought the parents to school to take the pupils' places. The P.-T. A. does work within itself that is never told. Many children are given eye glasses, lunches, scholarshipsg and many other needs of under-privi- leged children are taken care of. The Senior Prom, sponsored by this organiza- tion, and the Lamar Scholarship are both items on the list of the work of the 1939-40 P.-T. A. We, the students of Beaumont High, extend our sincerest thanks to Mrs. Fields, President, and the members and executive board for all the cooperation and help that has been given to make the 1939-40 year the best yet. Executive Board in Session Top: On tlle Founders Day Program. Bottom: Mrs. Wheat signs the Registei fan.. OFFICERS President-Mrs, M. .I. Fields lst Vice President-Mrs. W. T. Riigshy 2nd Vivo President-Mrs, R. S. Lacy Ilrd Vice President-Mrs. W. 0. Cornish Ilh Vin' l'r1-sizlunl-Mrs. IC. ll. Gralluvr Recordimz Ss-crvlzxry-Mrs. VV. li. Johnson Corrcspondini: Secretary-Mrs. H. C. Catlin Treasurer-Mrs. li. l'. I'ow1-ll llisl.orianiMrs. Ib. VY. Pickett Parlinmvnlarian-Mrs. I.. V. Singh-ton li Founders Day Meeting COlVllVll'l'TEE CHAIRMEN Hospitality-Mrs .l. P. Vickers Student Aid-Mrs. .l. R. Popejoy Pulilications-Mrs. Ilower Rivet Room Representatives-Mrs. Euan-ne Scale Mntion Pictures-Mrs. Warren Lane Lcirislalion-Mrs. Gvorgv Morgan Decoration-Mrs. ll. ll. Glass Publicity-Mrs. A, S. Johnson Representative to Youth Uouncil-Mrs. Refreshment--Mrs. .l. B. Godwin A. B, Marks Health-Mrs. .l. W. Cooksey Qnlnl. Rl..- Ill L' 1J...:6L