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

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Bob Keig President Dick Johnson Vice-President Luetta Graham Secretary Audrev Marie Snyder Treasurer

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V 01.4.44 of 1940 r l l l L The Senior Class of 1939-40 should be well remembered for its work in beginning a library of school movies. The library was started by presenting, in the place of a Senior Play, an interesting collection of movies pertaining to school life in general. The class sponsor, Miss Berly, ably supervised the ofhcers in the handling of the ring and invitation sales. The senior ring design was new this year. The ring is a modern, snappy, , , good looking one. It has simplicity that is attractive. Miss Cllarlsle Berly Sponsor Miss Berly, Mrs. Weyand, Miss Andrews, and Mrs. Whitaker were the faculty directors of the senior stunt, another success. The Beaumont High School News, a senior class project, upheld its former laurels well and won others. Another brilliant success sponsored by the Class of 1940 was directed by Miss McWilliams and Mrs. Cason. Sacrifices that were made for the good of the entire group by certain individuals and or- ganizations in the class were representative of the fine Senior spirit shown throughout the year. . ,. . , .zwe-psy. fmmsuf x Ir,-:WNW ' Q -lim. Mwpmwms s.1w1r ..,.ew:..,..w1ws f .mg-azmuwlummq-vue

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WILLIAM AMAIMO Little Bill is an excellent example of the right kind of B. H. S. student. Being friendly, energetic, and interested in his school work has helped him to make many friends, and will be a useful asset in the future. William aspires to be a printer, and we are sure he will succeed. DOROTHY AMES Wedding bells for Dorothy! When this edition of our idea of charm came to B. H. S., we opened our mouths and eyes wide and haven't closed them yet. But she blasted our hopes recently when her wedding announce- ment appeared. Our best wishes to Dorothy and her husband. INA MAE ANDERSON Although her nicknames are not many, she is called friend and comrade by many students. After finishing school, she plans to move to Corpus Christi and set up a beauty parlor. According to her chief interest in life at present, there might be something else for her there, ALBERT AN DRESS Albert's ability and likeable character have won him many friends in old B. H. S. In later life we will probably see Booty in a large office giving dictation to a pretty secretary, and on the wall will be his sheepskin from Texas U. Far from being a shirker, he will go places in the business world. MILTON ANDRUS A keen interest in the art of printing leads us to prophesy that Milton some day will be a valuable addition to the ranks of expert printers. Milton maintains that no one can have so much fun as when on a hunting trip, and we are inclined to agree with him. FRANK ANSELIN It seems that Frank's ambitions all have to do with football. After graduating from B, H. S., he plans to attend Texas A. and M. and probably continue his good work on the gridiron. lncidentally, Frank seemed en- tirely satisfied with being a good Iinebreaker and just refuses to be a heart- breaker, though given many a chance. CAROLA DALE ARDOIN Judging by her attractive smile, pleasing personality, and cheerful disposition, we may believe that Carola Dale might be an asset to the stage or screen. Not knowing whether she has ambitions in this direction, we cannot make any definite predictions. May all success and happiness attend her wherever she may be in years to come. MARY ARNOLD Mary is one of those good things that comes in a small package. They say men prefer blondes, but when it comes to Mary we think they will change their minds. She is very active in sports but has shown ability in all her subjects. Apparently, Mary is the kind of girl that just can't help but do well at anything. DOROTHY LEE BAKER Houston lost a fine student when Dorothy moved to Beaumont. Her ready smile and winning personality have made her a host of friends. We may safely predict that Dorothy will continue to win friends in the years to come. We are proud to have her as a student in Beaumont High School. WAYMON BARCLAY Red-heated Huck is a fine athlete, excelling in baseball, football, and basketball. His interests are not centered entirely in athletics, how- ever, for he is a good student. Hard-working, intelligent, and ambitious, he is sure to attain his goal, which is to be an airplane mechanic. MARY JANE BARNES Mary Jane is a very charming person in that she has a winning per- sonality and a sunny smile for everyone. If ever there were a lover of dogs, then this is she. Her ambition is to become a renowned 'ceIIoist. Knowing Mary Jane as we do, we won't be surprised when she has gained recognition as one of the best. JACK BASIL Here we have a boy who works hard, believe it or not, even if his favorite class is study hall. He intends to go to A. and M. College and master an engineering course. Jack is a good mixer, and puts bowling second to girls. Here's our wish for your continued success in the years to come. MARJORIE BASSEN Marjorie is one of the people that make the school orchestra what it is. Quiet and competent, she is always willing to help any one in need. She is the type that has her aims, before her and knows just how to go about getting the things she wants. With these qualities she will get somewhere. DOROTHY BAUMAN If you weren't in any classes with Dorothy, you have really missed o lot. Dorothy plans to become an A-I coach in girI's athletics in the near future, and it is known by experience that she will succeed. Dorothy is an addition to any class, blond, vivacious, and attractive, with a winning smile for everyone. 'BIN