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

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S Sponsor Charles Hoffman President FACULTY ADVISORY GROUP The faculty advisory group meets with the representatives from each home room to form the student council. They also meet by themselves to discuss problems which arise, but no action is taken by them until the problem is voted upon by the student council. There are five members from each class, the president of each class, and the president of the student body. The fifteen members of this group are chosen by the faculty of the school. Beaumont Hi is a member of the Texas Asso- ciation of Student Councils. All elections of the school and assembly programs are sponsored by the council. At the end of each school year the organization sponsors a citizenship award of ten dollars which is given to the best citizen of the Senior class. The Council has had its share in entertain- ment this year, and has sponsored a dance and ice-skating party. Each was a great success, both socially and financially. -l Mary Jean Stewart l Mary Ann Holloman Ruth Whitlock Roh Keig Katherine Kim: Joe Leggett John lvers Luetta Graham, Secretary Arthur Greenspan, Chairman Bert Stalford James lvers Nora Ann Carroll Jack Orrick Betty Adkisson Kenneth Withers John Collins Dick Johnson Pat Blair 24 Mrs. Margaret Savage

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Maw I. MISS FANITA CHAPMAN, Asst. Librarian 2. MRS. RUTH MACKAN, Librarian FACULTY On these pages you have seen those who instruct, counsel, and advise the more than thirteen hundred sailors of the ship Beaumont High School. Wisely and faithfully do they labour to achieve for those under their guidance a new realization of the great panorama of life, pointing out numerous facts and ideas in the various courrses that are offered. Gratefully do we acknowledge the debt we owe to these faithful otlicers of this our ship during the voyage of 1939-1940. Mice Sufpplff Room I. MRS. MUSETTA PARISH, Mimeograph and Supply Room Operator 2. MISS CLAIRE ANDREWS Secretary 1 1 in..

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OFFICERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL Doris Ramsey-Corresponding Secretary Fay Lane-Vice President Charles Hotfman-President Audrey Snyder-Recording Secretary Bert Stafford--Treasurer Tom Johnson-Sergeant-at-arms The Student Council of Beaumont High School, which was established in 1929, had for its sole purpose the act of helping the student body carry on and solve problems which arise. Today, this organization provides a means for student participation in school government, stimu- lates student acivityg develops good citizenship, is a medium of service, offers a means of cooperation between students and facultyg and promotes the general welfare of Beaumont High School. The personnel is made up of one representa- tive from each home room, the three class presi- dentsg the student body presidentg and fifteen faculty advisory members who are chosen by the faculty. This years' Council has undertaken many new projects and has successfully carried them through, probably the most important project being the presentation of a new school flag. Other projects include the participation of 40 students at the Student Life Conference in Port Arthur and of 17 at the State Student Council Conference in Tyler. STUDENT COUNCIL Not present when picture was taken: Joe Leggett, Ralph Havercroft Jesse Woods, Willard Bellow, Edwin Richardson, Roy Davidson, Anne McNeill, Frank King, Robert Franks, Edmon Vallee, Billie Cooper. ln picture: Switzer, Hall, Walker, Kerr. Thompson, McNeil. Smollen, Palmer, Bonura, Johnson, Johns, Whittington, Presslar, Ford. Gihert, Samuclson, Hardy, Tully Mullins. Justice, Pivoto. Burrus, McGee, M1-Chesney, Sadtler. Cohh Thomas. Puryear. Holleman. Whitlock. Stewart, Collins, Carroll, lvers. Withers, Adkisson, lvers, McMullin, Freeland, Brooks, Talley, Keig. Orrick, King, Johnson, Graham, Greenspan, Lane. Hoffman, Snyder. Statford, Ramsey. Blair, Johnson, Smith.