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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1945 volume:

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HUHHH ll lHHHHlIHN Sincerely endeavoring wisely to administer the school, this body of eight civic-minded citi- zens has led us through :mother year of war. Their part in preparing us, the future citizens of America, was ably done. It is a hard job to please a school full of peo- pleg the Board of liducation did not let this hinder them in carrying out their excellent program. We of not so acute judgment realize now that what they did was best, and will con- tinue to be so. Letting wisdom and foresight be their guide, they have chosen the curriculum, teachers, and textbooks for our fair school. Their repeated efforts at improving the school institutes con- fidence in us. Their superb ability at their task has been shown by the quality of this year's graduating class. They owe their fine pre- paredness to meet the problems of living to these fine people. The war has presented apparently insur-- mountable obstacles. Courageously they stuck to the job until it was done. This was their cog in the machine of education. We cannot be too high in our praise of the task they have done so well. Board of Education Left to right: W. D. Norwood, Lee O. Smith, W, Edgar Arthur, Sr., Mrs. J. P. Vickers, Secretary, Dr. C. H. Walker, President, James A. Redmond, jack Myers, Ben Shipley. T e MIM, QM, ., T MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT L. to R. Mrs. Margaret Savage-Algebra, Plane Geometry, Pearl Bond-Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometryg Odessa Drake-Algebra, Plane Geometryg Lucy Turner-General Mathematics, Algebrag Alice McCall-General Mathematics, Geometry. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT L. to R. Mrs. Merle Mortimer-English, Chemistryg I. N. Adams-Chemistry, Biology,g S. W. Chambliss- Biology, Aeronautics, Charles Mullikin-Physics. Note: Subjects taught second semester, 1944-1945. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT L. to R. Charlsie Berly -Creative Composition, Liter ature, Compositiong Lois Cunningham-Composition Literatureg Mrs. Mary Bryson-Commercial Arithmetic Literature, Mrs. Mary Powell-Literatureg Marjorie Keo hane-Literature, Journalism, Thomas Hall-Literature Composition, Dorothy Coats-Composition, Speechg Janet Arenclale-Composition, Literature. Insert: Mrs Gay Beatty-English. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT L. to R. Anna Marie duPerier-World Historyg Mrs. Leonie Weyand-Latin-American History, Civicsg Alyce McWilliams-World History, Economicsg Mrs. Mary Whitaker-American History, Texas History, Elizabeth Torrey-Bible, Mrs. Mary Roberts-World Geography American Historyg A. L. Mason-World History, Amer- ican History. 3 9 FINE ARTS DEPARTM ENT Ruth Howell-Music: Myron crLIIll'lCI'-IIZIIILIQ Dr. Lena Milam-Orchestra: Lorenc Davitl-Arr. . , J, 7 HOME ECONOMICS L. to R, jennie Glen-Home Economicsg Mrs, Dera May Trevey-Home Economicsg Mrs, Eva Herbert- Home Economics. ..101 LANGUAGE L. to R. Merrie Ferguson-Latin, Algebrag Fannie Bou- ton-Spanishg Margaret Young-Spanish, French. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT L. to R. Carlos Davis-Boys'Physical Educationg Frances Sheehan-Girls' Physical Educationg L. M. Coy-Boys' Physical Educationg Thelma Hughes-Girlls Physical Educationg E. E. Hutchison-Boys, Physical Education. Insert: Ruby Lee Pye-Girls' Physical Education. COMMERCIAL Kathryn Keener-Typing, Office Training, Shorthandg Mrs. Gladys Tiemann-Bookkeeping, Typing, Short- hand. INDUSTRIAL ARTS R. C. Bohrer-Woodworkg W. R. Renfro-Mechanical Drawingg E. F. Tiemann-Printing. -H 11 H- LIBRARY Florence Longman and Mrs. Kimbrough Keith OFFICE Mrs. Pearl Newcomer, Mimeograph Operator and Supply Roomg Mrs. Pauline Yates, Secretary. HUNHH HsDlHUiNlS IIIIIHNSHIP HWHHHS BORDEN SMITH Highest Senior Boy JOHN GAMBRELL Student Council Good Citizenship Award JUANITA FREMIN Highest Senior Girl TEDDY JACKSON American Legion Award JAMES BARNES Board of Education Athletic Award ELIZABETH TYRRELL American Legion Award i 1, 34 .4 4 mn 'A f V L.: a f ay .4 -3 H -vf . J: , wa ,gmr Q AML 7 - givyi , 4 i Jah. .33 QT A fm. X 'N A. nw '55, if . ' 3' ' 5 F :f X . ' IZ: K4 ,ws ' ,g-,,,, . y ' - 'gh - fgy- T ' 1 , Y - ',---1-, .1:y': ,.,.e,7Z' 1 if 'ii 'fij-., 'f f 'Q . , 1 YH - - .5 fra. B X - ,gms . Q inf , 'I,.fVg 'Z' - X 'W Q- 2 , 'Sdn I ' , 'J-3 wwe -5 r' 1 ?'f'1 iAX Tw' , in 537'-I X Q -L ,,,1v.,, -, , 45 W-fa if ' Xp ,,,,g,L'..vzkt, . .an si ,Vg X .- 45ha2. 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MORRIS, MARTHA JANE Somebody special on anybody's list is M. J. M. There's something unusually inspiring about that girl! Her vibrant Personality and boundless energy have become part of BHS legend, and we admire her for the countless hours she's worked on numberless school projects. The future sees her headed for radio work, and, well, how could she help but be a success? SMITH, KENNETH Football, hunting, fishing-those three things are symbolic of Smitty, Blonde, good-looking Kenneth will enter the Air Corps after graduation. But, when the greatest show on earth is over, A Sz M will claim him for her own. He's a future engineer--and bound to be a good one. Good luck, Smitty, we think you're one great guy! Miss CHARLSIE BERLY, sponsor -Il 15 II- 4 ABOOD, DOROTHY g ll A little girl, but full of friendliness. We've k1io.xx'1i.llJ1.llna long time. and it's been a pleasure. Wewisli her all kinds of lun X. - 1 :el we know she'll have it, for, where she finds no luck, she s sure to nifl her own. ABOOD. GEORGE He's a swell boy. Those who know him best Say S01 and from all we know of him, we can endorse this opinion 1ll0St heaflllly- Ijle expects to enter the service soon after graduation, and we know hell make a good soldier. ADAMS, TOMMY HLWG, laugh, and be merry -this is certainly Tommy's motto. When Adams is around, you may be quite sure that no moment is going to be dull. His jokes may be ancient, but we couldn't do without them. Whatever path he follows, we wish him the best, 'cause he's Ha jolly good fellow. ALEXANDER, MARY ELIZABETH How can anyone so small hold so much intelligence and so much fun at the same time? Mary Elizabeth is the happy possessor of a heart open to all the world. She's a secretarial aspirant, and we know sheill find success in that field. So. here's happiness to her, always. ALFORD, MAURICE Here we have another loyal Royal Purple, of whom we're very proud. Maurice is a well-liked personality in his wide circle of friends. And those friends all send him off with the best of all wishes for a' truly happy and prosperous future. ALLEN, GEORGE OTIS George Otis seems to have achieved the impossible: his person- ality combines a keen mind and nimble fingers with an alert eye and an open heart. This much is certain: he cannot fail. With the Wisdom, the tact, and the eagerness to know that he possesses, only excellent can be marked on his life's report-card. ALLEN, HERBERT Any BHS scholar who has ever been in any of Herbert's his-X tory -or language classes will agree that he is an outstanding studentg As his vocation he chooses petroleum or rubber engineering, and plans to' tlake this up in college. We send him off to success with our best WIS GS. ' ALLRED, ROBERT A little bit of humor can brighten up the world. Bobby can supply enough to keep lt quite bright. He's more than friendly he's a friend. HiS way of being happy with whatever he has will fill ins iife with true content. ALPHA, LaVERNE ' Full of vitality and a zest for living, LaVerne is a gal for? whom we have the utmost respect. She'll be in there fighting, for she Plans to S0 mm UUYSIDE. Perhaps the Cadet Nurse Corps will attract? her. At any rate, we know she'll find deep satisfaction in herfi profession. p ANDERSON, WILLIAM William plans to become a minist d h L bestspeaking voices in BHS, he should beean fire, gisde e 113115 121,13 Zfoggi looking blond and his hobby is music We wish h' ' and hope we'll hear him preaching from a local pulpirglstglrlilre kdeafy of me ' ARMSTRONG, CHARLOTTE I Quiet, sincere, capable-these ar th 1- - . face of Charlotte. .Actions speak louder thanevtgdirilstfsdone Segs In th-el young lady knows it, for she IS seldom talkative, but alaagfselgyilillii EES ASARO, JERRY Upon completion of his high school work. J r- ' s right to work. After the war he is planning to geO1?Omi?g13jJL0,gO Canada. And, then, too, he wants to pay South America hiskfd cmd ments. Let's wish for him much happiness and luck in his iimph' his travels. ' 'M i amd -'16- ATOR, ROBERT The boy with the dark eyes and the shy grin-that's Robert. You have to know him well to get more than a timid Hin from his lipsg but we know he shelters a wealth of friendliness and generosity beneath that timid exterior. Here's the best in the world to you, Robert! BALDWIN, ANNA JEAN Anna Jean plans to attend T. U. on completion of two years' work at Lamar. The saying Beautiful but dumb does not apply here, because this pretty brunette plans to major in mathematics and foreign languages. Our best wishes go with her. BAZ, MATILDA Matilda will get along anywhere. With the talents and the inclination to use them that she has, life is sure to treat her well. College and a course in aviation will kep her busy after graduation. Good luck, Matilda! BEADLE, DALTON The strong and silent type is Dalton. I-Ie's always ready, not to do perhaps the obvious thing, but the thing that he thinks is right. He's bound to get along everywhere, because he likes people and they most certainly like him. BEAN, FRANCES Frances doesn't talk a great deal but when you look for her she's always there, doing as she should, with that winning smile on her lips. She wants to be someone's private secretary, and after graduation will take a business course. BELAIRE, VELMA Dark-eyed, dark-haired Velma seems never to be in a hurry, and yet whenever she's needed or wanted, there she is! May your kindness and generosity be repaid ten thousand times, Velma, and may all you give to life be returned to you, enriched a hundred times. BEMAN, BETTY JEAN In the future a certain hospital is going to be very popular with the stronger sex. Do you want to know why? Well, because Betty Jean is going to be head nurse. Can't you just hear the boys begging for Miss Beman to please take my temperaturev? BERNARD, WILMA Now what is a nickname for a sweet little girl like Wilma? Well, we don't know, but she's the most energetic person we've seen in many a day. She's not sure but believes stenography is the profes- sion for her. We wish her luck in whatever she does. BERRY, JULIA Give me my bronc and my saddle is this young lady's cry. Bowling is also one of her favorite pastimes. As for her college life, she wants to go to Lamar and from there to Baylor. After her studies are completed she wants to see the world. Our hearts go with you, Julia, to the ends of the earth. BILLINGSLEA, BARBARA This lovely red-haired gal was not with us for very long, but certainly long enough for us to know her and to like her very much. We send her our sincerest wishes for a rosy, laughing future nobmatter where she goes, no matter what she chooses for her lifetime Jo . BINGHAM, J. o. Another one of the wolf pack of BHS is J. O. Likeable and friendly and capable, he is popular with his friends and teachers. BHS will remember him fondly, and expects to hear only the best from him in the future-and may that future be filled with all the best of things in life. BLACK, BARBARA This charming young lady has as her ambition to be an interior decorator, one of the best. She wants to go to Baylor Uni- versity first to study, and then will be New York bound to continue her work. Wherever she goes, whatever she does, Barbara will always win friends and influence people because of her lovely personality. :af eil BLAKEMAN, RITA b gieit MIUCCV Rita, a popular BHS lass, will some day e 21 us' 2 I' ,lk pianist. She can beat out anything from Bach to. B00g19 f!ml,m' O it sound like something out of this world. Rita is a combniurtion SS brains and beauty. and in the near future. we'11 Hpllllaud he! mme Good luck! BOUDREAUX. GENE H 1 This gay young man is quite the man-about-town. e cou o dance his heart out any day in the week. H611 P10bab1y be IEQPPY al the way through life. Uncle Sam beckons in the not-t00- aT'aWa future-and, after that, may it be only the best- BRANDES BOB Bob is simply a born organizer. During this past year 'he played guardian angel to the band by keeping the music, the musicians and various and sundry other articles in order. Doubtlessly, his life too, will be faultlessly organized so that his heart's desire will not b far away. We're betting on you, Bob! BRANDHORST WILTON Here's another BHS rooter that we'd like to have you meet He's just a typical senior boy-and we think that's something prett great and grand. May the future that he faces be rich with the fulfill ment of his most secret dreams. We think it will be BRANNON BEN AUBREY UGive me my gun and tackle, croons this chap who enjoys hunting and fishing. Perhaps we have another great hunter in ou midst. He chooses engineering for his vocation and, unless Uncle Sa changes his plans, he's going to that wonderful institution of learning A 81 M. Here's to a future Aggie! BRANSON CARL The tall, handsome guy with the bright grin who is see ambling down the halls at various times of day is none other than ou own Carl. Able and amiable Carl has shone in classes and on the Pin Burr. It's been fun working with you as co-editor on the Pine Bur staff, Branson. Thought we'd let you know we like you lots! BRECHIN JACK This friendly fellow with the shy grin was meandering easily along with the rest of us-when, suddenly, his eighteenth birthday popped up. So, the Navy is Jack's true love now. He's a fightin' Scotchman for his Uncle Sam. And we say he's doing himself proud! BRIDGES MERRILL Just such boys as this good-loking one are representative of th, best we have. Our sincerest Wishes for a Wonderful future go Wit Merrill wherever he goes. May good luck be with him always. Wit T115 D9FS01'1H11ty and ability to get along anywhere, we hardly think he'l need luck at all-good things will just naturally come his Way BROCATO CONSTANCE H This young lady is dark and slender, and lovely to look at to OH the thlfd flngef, left hand she wears an exquisite diamond rin so we know that her future is already taken care of by some luck fellow. And may that future be packed with nothing but happiness BROUSSARD BERNICE This cute, brown-haired girl is going to Spend her t' k other people beautiful. She's going to train to be a beautynipleiiatg We all know by her performance in Beaumont High that she can mak her goal. BROWN, HILERY Another nomination for typical boy graduate t 19 And why not? He's likeable, and fun, and ambitious OThatR-l iskl-Iller like a winner on anybody's score card. We hope he is 3 O9 S O F1 ever th' h tt t 11 ' -- , Wmnef, 1 y ing e a emp s t roughout all his lile. We 113 Counting On hun BROWN HARVEY Harvey is a boy who is looking to the future for he is U . to be an electronic engineer, specializing in radio and televisio bom is now in the Army Air Corps reserves, and yyill be Called MVN' duty in June. Happy flying to you, Harvey! ' 'lc We 7 t s .J Q 7 l : f 7 t N1 :ll 1 Q: U. l , Y a -t J t a J 7 5, , . f! 7 1 i BRYAN, BILL More than one of the weaker sex has been on the trail of this football player. Bill played end on the team the past year. After graduation he wants to join either the Navy or the Air Corps. Which- ever it is, one will have a grand boy, and with his personality Bill will go far on the road to success. BULGIER, BILLY We have a future Pasteur in our class. Billy, whom we are used to seeing play the violin, spends his Saturdays in the lab at St. Therese. For a pastime he studies bacteriology in his own laboratory. Following graduation, he will go to Lamar and begin his pre-med. We're sure that no matter what he does in later life, Billy will be a success. CAIN, IRIS MARIE With a complexion like peaches and cream, and a nature as sweet as a day in June, this girl is sure to go places in the world. Her ambition is either working as a secretary or making some man a good wife. Here's to you, Iris! CAMMACK, LOCKWOOD If there is anything he can't do, he has a reason for it, and if there is anything he can do, then it's dairying. Lockwood plans on going to college . . . that is, after hels done his turn for the world by wearing the Navy Blue. CARLISLE, REID Nobody is ever quite sure what's going on inside of Reid's mind, only the twinkle in his eye tells you that it's something awfully good. So, we keep guessing-and he keeps chuckling to himself. No matter which path he chooses in life, we're certain he'll make his mark. CARROLL, BILL He's our great salesman and he's bound for Texas U. after graduation. As for his major-he hasn't the vaguest idea. He yearns to be either a rancher or a politician. We think it's politics because Bill could argue a polar bear out of its fur coat on a cold day. Anyway, with his zest for living and his love of all that's best in life, Bill should be a success at anything. CARROLL, CALA SUE She'll laugh and sing her way into anyone's heart. With a toss of her golden head, she'll shake off worry and go her merry way. The world will be happier because Cala Suels in it. She'll major in music at Peabody in Tennessee. She can't help but be a success. CARTER, EDDY Eddy is everybody's pal-and how he loves his fun! If you hear a wild explosion coming from the chemistry lab-that, indubitably, was Carter! If you hear someone mumbling wisecracks in his beard, that is Eddy. He's assured of success in life. How could anybody have such a good time and not be! CARTER, RAY DON This much we simply have to say about Ray Don-his friends all say there's nobody else quite like him. His amiable personality, his easy smile, and his twinkling eyes betray a boy whose heart loves fun and laughter and all the wonderful things in life. We hope his life is full of all things he dreams of having. CASE, JUANITA Brown-haired and demure is this young lady we'd like you to meet. Her smile is a delight, and the steady, easy way she does her Work is refreshing. No matter where you aim in life, Juanita, may your arrow go straight and true-to the target of your dreams! CASEY, JAMES KIRBY Here is an ambitious boy. He wants to get a Master's Degree in aeronautical engineering. He will begin his higher education at Lamar, and from there will go to A 8a M. He is a rather serious minded person, but knows how to enjoy life and what is has to offer. CASH, DON This rather quiet, nice-looking boy, though unobtrusive in his manner, is by no means unknown. In fact, it is his kindly smile, his inconspicuous presence everywhere that has endeared him to all his friends. Actions speak much louder than words, and if you're good you needn't tell the world about itg someone who appreciates you will do it. So we're telling the world that Don's somebody pretty swell. CHANDLER. BILLY CLYDE Ulu Everybody knows Billy. They count themselves CSIHUK . . .- ' - h1 favored who have received that shy, almost embarrassed grillnlillgllm U lips. We like that grin-we like that boy. So, we Ye bHC1x111e- '- with all the sincerest, deepest wishes for a world of success an laughter through all his life. CHANEY, JOE FRANK Soon the world will see this lad sporting the unifiolrm Olfvth Merchant Marines. He's very sure this is the one branch o G S6 ICE BY the way, he is Mr. Cariker's ideal: he comes to BHS f1V9 days 930 week of each school year without cutting any classes CHANEY LaRUE Our nomination for the tiniest senior is LaRue. but her' cheer smile reveals a big heart. She wants to be an air hostess, but will hav to wait until she is eighteen. Meanwhile, she will go to Lamar Colleg A11 of our best wishes go with you, LaRueg may h3DD11'1eSS be your 11f companion. CHEFCHIS FREDA Lamar and Texas will be Freda's Alma Maters. Her secre ambition is to become a successful housewife, and We'll wager she Wi make a good one. Freda has the knack of being able to laugh her wa through life, so she should find success in whatever she does CHERRY, KATHRYN Another sweet girl graduate is Kathryn. We hope that th world will some day have the chance to know her and like her as w have. And may the fairy ship that bears her fondest dreams come in to port in the very near future. We think it will CHESTER ELDON We've unanimously chosen this big, good-looking blonde as ou favorite band member. We love his blustery voice, and rapier-like W aimed at injustices. As for us, we like him and we'd like the feelin to be mutual, 'cause we think hels one swell guy! CHEVALIER EDWIN Edwin wants to go to college to major in Business Administra tion and minor in Airplane Mechanics. Lamar and L. S. U. are th colleges of his choice. He is definitely an L. S, U. fan. The best o luck, Edwin, may success be yours always CHISHOLM KING manner, usually, but definitely a hearty and wonderful friend to thos who know him best. His favorites are mathematics and chemistry, th subjects he intends to major in at A. Kz M. 'Good luck, King, alway in all ways. CHOATE, DOLORES Vefy H106 and GHSY t0 get along with is Dolores. She wan to be a steno ra h A 8 D Gr. fter graduation she will attend a busine Sch l t t d ' 00 0 S U Y her Chosen profession. The best of luck Dolores an may success always come your way. MAULDIN NANCY Pleasant, sweet and really nice to Nancy is listed as Usomebody really nice Beaumont High sends her off with all the May her life be rich in boundless happiness know is this young lad on all her friends list good wishes in the worl CLAYTON, JUANITA Here we have one of the sweete 1 1, . such a home-loving lass! Some day shgll iigalgetrciigkbn BHS' She wife. Sewing is her hobby and she prefers h a good htm . . 0 ' other studies. Juanita is really a lovely exampllceoiictjhqeoyflafrsegoseilll he X COCHRAN, ALVERNA Somebody really special, say her ff d- , . V one who really gets to know her will be ce1'tEili?qn tg' f me thngk eval we're wishing for her all the things in life that she iiifstegdcfi for us somehow think the best will always come to her 'Ahab' W y , 'f 7 7 I l 7 Just call me King -and truly he is a king. Reserved i L 7 D i 5 , . ar . , . 4 . . I I . f 'y 'r CoE, MARIAN Everybody loves winsome little Marian. Her blonde hair and laughing eyes reflect the lovely heart that she possesses. If you ask her, she'll tell you that she's too impulsive-another thing we love about her. With her there is never a dull moment and certainly no slack in conversation. COLBY, FRED His name is Frederick-so they call him Bo Nobody's quite sure way, but it fits him beautifully, so HBO it is. He's definitely on the shy side, but frightfully good-looking with that mop of blonde hair and those big blue eyes. We like him lots, and send him off with all the best wishes in the world. CONERLY, CHARLES Q This suave, man-of-the-world is out to succeed in everything 'he undertakes. ltls really his et avocation And he certainly is a p . fgo-getter. We wish him happiness and success through all his life. L CONLEY, JOHNNIE RUTH A typical high school girl is Johnnie, a good mixer and a good worker. Usually sheis bursting with gay spirits and fun, for that's her big moment, a swell time. Yes, Johnnie has genius for enjoying herself -and making everybody like it. She has a fine ambition, but won't let 5 us in on it. COOLEY, BETTY JEAN This tiny little brunette has a uick step and a friendly smile Cl 1 to prove that she's the possessor of a light heart and a happy one, too! 'N May that heart always be gay and laughing, Betty Jean, and may the V best things in life all come your way. CORDER, ALFRED If you want this dark-eyed hero to come to your rescue, you -will have to call on the United States Navy, for it is that branch of it the service that claimed him after graduation. We think all the - success in the world will be his, and we're betting on him, too! COSTILLA, LUCY Lucy's ambition is to make some lucky businessman a very fefficient secretary. With her pleasing personality and intelligence, 1 -we know she will go far in the business world. We send our best wishes with her. CRAGER, JAY Jay intends to enter Texas University to take pre-med. This leads up to becoming a psychiatrist some day. Jay loves to dance, but his chief hobby is being friendly. CROCKER, TOMMIE JEAN Tommie Jean is one of BHS's cute blue-eyed blondes. She has a very lovely personality and a winning smile. After her BHS days 1: are over, she plans to go to business college. We all wish her success gand happiness in her future years. CUNNINGHAM, JESSE The Spirit of Aggielandn will be Jesse's theme song for the next four years because after he finishes BHS, he plans to study at ll A. 81 M. Jessels pet hobby is hunting and fishing. We send him out zwith our best wishes. I DAMREL, BoB Bob has been unanimously voted the senior class's favorite Jester. Whenever hets around there's bound to be fun afoot. Not only is he fun, but Damrel is also extremely handsome-and quite a heart-breaker, too. We hope he gets the very best in life, because thatls what he deserves! DANIELS, ALBERTA A smart girl, with lots to say that she has not yet gotten around to saying. Nursing's her vocation, and we wish her the best in it. We're glad to have had you, Alberta. Ch This good-looking blonde is one of the co1'DSH0f d.iY-lyxhctksei, writers. Yes, fellows, we're sorry but her heart is delinitclby fu mist! so you're out of luck. Chalmers Brammer is the reason lQ1nEl'W ho, . wistful look in her eyes. And, Peggy, when he comes main in , again, may all your dreams come true. DARDEN. PEGGY suis ,Meg DARLAND, PRESTON ' t Those W Good-looking, friendly, easy-Wing-this 15 Pres On' know, like him, and those who donlt know can count th9UgZi::, ,iSe2??rg the unfortunate, for he's a pretty wonderful fellow lili aciiyweu in ever tion. With his ability and will to succeed, he shou O thing. We hope he always does! X DARRELL, TROY - Here is another one of those future birdmen of the Army. Tr is very interested in the Air Corps and his many friends In Dear 0 BHS are wishing for his success. ' DAVIS, LaVERNE Lamar is the college of LaVerne's choice, where she will take pre-med course. She will be either a technician or nurse-and bo will she make a swell-looking nurse. Here's the best to you, LaVern DAVIS, RICHARD If you donlt know Richard's face, you certainly know his voic He's the little character that every morning over the public addre says, Please give your attention to the following announcements An asset to any gathering, Davis likes to have fun and livens any par with that droll wit of his. DAVIS, SHIRLEY We've had this tiny mite of a girl for one year only--lo enough we think, to prove she's a pretty sweet kid. She may be littl but those twinkling eyes reveal a huge heart. We send her off with a our sincerest wishes for her future happiness. May your future be bright as the sun, Shirley! DAWSON, BILLY I Billy is of the silent but strong class. I-Ie prefers to let h actions talk-since they speak louder than words. An enthusiast Cornet player, he has made an amiable band member. Here's wishi you the very best of luck in your chosen work, Billy. DAY. IVIARJORIE NELL MaFjie's -ambition islto be a lady of leisure but fail that, she would like to be an interior decorator. Her favorite pastim are swimming and horseback riding. May her life be long and mer DeBUSK, SONNY t th Esomly is 3 C1'HCkQFjHCk-llilmpeter and his ambition is to stu S e asitman School of Music in Rochester, N. Y. We predict t onny wi be another Harr J h . TRUMPET' Best of luck, Sbgnnaglmes as e eats, sleeps, and biet DEMPSEY, RAYMOND If nOb0dy else can do it just call on u h D H , Q y o r e-man emps .s.2Q2ss2.its. he Stems to . s a is ver b 44 - ' and, therefor k , , . Y est as an engoyer of lif e We UOVK hes lust a born success! DePRIEST, DONALD If the man of your girlish dreams is da k haired, if he smokes a pipe and har a K Y -eyed and dar need look no further. Donald is yogi- gLi3?p2ffeC?1TeEaCkg then Y swell fellow, because he's fun and easy tg gat 3101- U?-t hes a pmt the best to you, Donald! 'D 'g ul hf too- HST DICKERSON, THELMA Thelma might be the typical Amerie' --h . body's scrapbook. She-is neat and capable 'Mil m a high on her friends' lists of favorite pegplgg We think bi, ,Ooh ,She this to her credit, success should most certainly be hers al....1,i.1s W a X l 7 Q, 3 l n ith M DIMMITT, BEULAH MAE Her eyes sparkle with a love of life and her chatter is as gay as her smile. While she prefers literature, speech and history to other subjects, shelll specialize in commercial art-probably at Southwestern, later in New York. We've strolled the lanes together -and we think you're swell! Good luck! DOEBELE, SEVERIN Now here's someone who is interested in the Navy. Severin wants to join the Navy and see action on the high seas. We are going to miss you when you leave, Severin, but we know youyll remember all your BHS friends. Keep those words in your heart always, Severin. DONOVAN, MARY FRANCES Mary can be spotted in a crowd because of her black hair and good vocal cords. Her future plans include a pre-college education at Lamar and then she plans to go to the University of Southern Cali- fornia. Good luck, Mary Frances, it's been fun! DOWDEN, GROVER Dark-haired, friendly and shy-that most surely is Grover. His grin comes slowly, but-what a grin! He's fun to have around, and his friends will all tell you he's one pretty wonderful guy. We think so, too. So, may all your dreams come true, Grover, and soon, too! DUNIGAN, RAY Small and shy is Ray. But remember, the biggest surprises always come in the very tiniest packages, and a timid exterior may shelter a soul that's thunder and lightning in action. You may keep us guessing, Ray, but when it comes to you, we don't guess, we know, you're swell! duPERIER, MYRTLE MAE If the girl you just saw was about five feet, two inches tall, if she had dark hair and big shining eyes, if she was dashing madly about news for the paper-then, that was Myrt ! She's a marvelous dancer and a fine personality. Here'si to the top, 'Myrt,L-no one de- serves it more. DURDIN, BETTY JO - She's tall and dark and beautiful and she drives her car like a demon. A smooth dresser, Betty is loved by all who know her, and lucky are they who are numbered among her friends. Wherever you go, Betty, may life hold in store for you nothing but the best of everything. DYER, HAZEL Here's a wizard for you. Hazel is a whiz in shorthand and can take dictation at any rate. She plans on going to a business college and taking up stenography. She has an unswerving determination to get things done and done right. Here's the best to you, Hazel. EHRHART, J OANN Jobey will study at Lamar for two years, then finish her education at the Texas Lutheran College in Seguin. Interior decorating will be her line of work, and we know she's bound to be a success. All the happiness in the world, Jo. ELLISON, OCTAVIA A sweet girl, with a quiet way, she's won a place in our hearts. She knows a lot, but just doesn't say much about it. She'll study to be a missionary, with South America as her choice for a place to do her work. May you find success and satisfaction in your work, Octavia. ESTES, BETTY JO A contagious smile, a sweet disposition, and a diligent mind make Betty something special in our list. She'll study business courses at Lamar, and we bet she'll be a whiz. EWALD, PAULINE Live, laugh, and have fun is Pauline's motto, and she cer- tainly follows it. Everything is fun to her, so, of course, she enjoys life thoroughly-an ability which many envy her. And it's just what she needs for the strenuous future she plans: college and then a life of working. FAIL, SARA ALICE VXI Ride b This brown-haired young lady iS slightly f11e,f111QgLx'm,, 5 definitely on the pretty side. She's a liea1't-b1',G-HlX91- T00- can't help but find success and happmGSS 111 me- FARHA, GLORIA She goes through the halls as though She alfafisngqaj where important tO gO and is never without a smi e t. h chatter. We rather think Gloria will see success. We're bet ing on e FELDMAN, ARTHUR b t He says little, but thinks much. Of such have een our glfea men. Baseball attracts him and We P10136 he attams Ehihglghts In t ' profession he chooses. Good luck, Arthur, W0 Stand e ln you' 4 FITZGIBBON, CARNEY -i Friendly and fun. Those are the best adjectives with whi to describe Carney. Because his friends like him so much, because gets along well anywhere with everyone, welre betting on him to su ceed. How could a boy like this ever do otherwise? FLANAGAN, BETTY , Sure, she's Irish, and those eyes prove it, for the smile in the would warm your heart. We have a tender spot for Betty, and .f hope she remembers us when she goes out to make her mark on J. world. T FOLLMER JACK Jack is going to be an electrical engineer and will spend tw years at Lamar and then off to A. 8x M. We wish this tall, goo looking boy lots of luck in his chosen careei FONTANA CECIL Cecil is another member of that troup of shy men that inhab Beaumont High. He's a likeable boy whom everyone knows by sigh if not always by name. You rarely find anyone as amiable and couf teous as Cecil, but here he is! FORD EVELYN Evelyn's blonde hair and blue eyes are her best assets a her charming personality and friendly smile come next in line. Evel also majors m sports of all kinds. We feel sure that she will succee in whatever she undertakes in the years to come FORD J IMMIE Jimmie is the very pretty brunette who plans to attend Lam and L. S. U. She doesn't know whether she will take a Home Ec business course. She is very partial to the Navy and lik-es to wri letters to a certain sailor. FORTENBERRY, BOBBY JO He'S Small! his eyes are full of merriment and he's loads 1 fun to have around. We'd say there's just a tiny trace of surprise Bobby Jo-the littlest package holds the bi est f ' l the best to one swell guy! gg O surpluses' Her FREEMAN, MAXINE Maxine is that girl with the blond h can be seen around the halls of BHS almoit ai? agile blgi ey? W attend Baylor University and major in dramatics. H ef p ans professional dancer and we wish her all the good luck th? wsoslj be FREMIN, JUANITA A scholarly aptitude for all academic sub editor of the 1945 Pine Burr amon the leadeis ol the temo das s 8 charming personality enables her to ' get along xt ll t and teachers. She intends to major in English ui cdlllehemly? Student will be a professional writer of note within a year or tx o I 1 Lips Sh 1 'JA 'L , . l '- l I . l l 3 3 J . 1 l I l d. 3 ' S jects places this C0 A .. ' 1' . 1 V 1 1 ' I A t - ff - -IX., - . 'D f ' ' FRENCH, BURTON 5 The engineering course at T. U. is Burton,s goal, for he is a Skrvizard at math and that is evidently one of the main requisites of an engineer. We know he'll be a great success in his chosen profession. GAMBRELL, JOHN If you're looking for the typical American boy and also the ,fgraduate most likely to succeed, then John is your man. Just combine ,athletics with study, the serious with the humorous, and mix them ifogether well. Stir in one pinch of president of the student body ind that's John. No one can possibly doubt that he'll be more than - I .uccessful. of GARDNER, JOHN And here we have still another of the Silent Brigade. John is 1 serious student and he needs to be, too. He wants to study medicine ind specialize in bone surgery. Orchids to you, John, that's a wonder- ul future to look forward to. GARTEN, PAT in Pat's one year with us is proof enough that she's somebody --oretty special. She's a very lovely girl who wears those terribly smart :lothes and that very exotic jewelry. And, this is one for the books, :he's a bang-up conversationalist, too! May all the happiness and :uccess in the world be yours, Pat, because we think you're swell! GRAY, F. D. F. D. has just about every quality that goes into the making of 'i swell fellow. He's quiet and he is loads of fung he's likeable and Nell-liked, too. Easy to get along with and friendly, he should never :now anything in the world but prosperity. We hope he won't. GEoRGE, MARY Jo M. .. Another lovely young lady to graduate this spring is Mary Jo George. She's a likeable and charming senior. We hope that her life will be brimming with happiness and overflowing with success. We zhink that it will be! Q5 GEORGE, YVA RHEA fi A nice girl with lots of sense and a twinkle in her eye. Who aizould ask for anything more? Not us! She's majoring in commercial zourses, and she'll make someone a wonderful secretary. GLOVER, SARA NELL ,g Sara Nell's smile is well known in the halls of BHS. We know fgier sweetness will leave friends for her everywhere she goes. She's 'Qinother prospective secretary and will attend business college upon graduation, Best of luck, Sara Nell. GODDARD, EARLIN E One is first attracted to Earline by her beautiful blonde hair Egind blue eyes. She has a charming personality that makes her all Qhe more lovable. She plans to be a stenographer, and we know she will succeed because she has all the essentials that go into the making if a competent and lovely stenographer. ,df GOINES, LAVELVA Q59 Lavelva is the short girl with the dark hair and the friendly iefzmile. You've seen her-quiet and almost shy at times. She's gen- erosity itself, and her heart is as warm and friendly as her grin. May 111 the things that you deserve come your way in life, Lavelva. ,Ay GOLDER, ELAINE is This young lady has been with us only one year-but that's beong enough for us to know that she's somebody unusual. We're vishing for her all the happiness on earth, all the success in the world. Ne know it will all be hers! C0 GOLDSTEIN, NORMA 1 Norma's plans, although unsettled, include the possibility of lhttending Lamar. She has a beautiful voice and she might make hsomething of it. Whatever she does, we want to wish her all the luck in the World. GRAVES, MARTHA NW' Nu 1, Hurrah for Martha! She's going to 196091119 M,,.Q,,g,wi11 This is a fine patriotic thing to do, and is a 13109352011 Oftluck able to follow after the war. To you, M31'th3, the GS GREEN, LAURA LEE . r 1 vm Stu This very popular and very Dfetiy l01'0W1f'ha11g??Sg1rTE'en music at Texas U. following her graduation tiom - . - ff ' ' l 1 she gets her degree, she will teach in public schools.. Gfeeme . . . - erson h music, and more music, and, being such? a charming p , could she possibly be other than successful. HALBOUTY, DORIS ' d ' k D01-is is that amiable gin with ready -Smlle an flulc Sense humor. With the stickability and determination she possesses, succ will be hers always. We certainly hope SO- HAMMETT, ENID One of Beaumont High's cute little tricks is Enid. Gay, lova and charming, she was born to be popular. Just a toss of her pre head, flicker of those thick, dark lashes and the world 1S hers. hope it will be! HANCOCK, BUTLER Butler is many a girlts dream man, but he still remains so I thing of a lone wolf, never taking the time to settle down in any s He's fun to be with and all his friends enjoy his playful good hu We send you out to make the world a little gayer, Butler-and can do it, too! HARGROVE, DIXIE This sprightly little lass, with more than her share of perso ality, leaves many friends here, but we'll be seeing her, and we ho she wonlt forget us. L. S. U.'s her college, and she'll study laborat technology. A grand future for a grand girl. HARRIS, WYLIE Wylie is that fine personality with the wavy black hair the wide. grin. His manner is as easy as his grin, and he seems to where there's fun and laughter, for those two things are symbolic him. Keep on smiling, Wylie, and the world is yours! HART, LAMAR Lamar is that handsome blonde who la ed u t b k p y q ar er ac the football team. He's a great athlete and a swell person La WZS 21 mid'tE-'fm Efaduate and an Air Corps reserve until he finis sc oo. At that time he entered the active service of his Uncle S The best of luck to you. HARTON, BETTY JEAN This cute little miss has danced down our halls for three 1 years and n ' I , I o one can quite take her plac . W h th t ll h will be filled with the success and happineis sheeso Crlighlyadezerveir HARTZOG, GENELLE We've all seen this blonde arou d th h 1 ' other. She wants to be a pilot in laternyears biitlsslzid EJSHTHEHIIE grb iness course now. Her plan f ' ' 7 . indefinite, but know that Geiiellle? 'lmmedlgtely after graduatlon IS certain t She may undertake. o succeed 1n whate HATCHELL, GENE Is there anyone who doesntt kno C' . who plays aa bass in the orchestra? thilrit ge ,Este 1121? blo sorry for him. Talk about nice! Gene'5 10Ve1y and Cer alnly , too! She. certainly has what it takes. Sh ' - , most Char the best in her chosen vocation. es Bum to do better HAVARD, DON Tall and blond and nice-thatts Don. A. d f . I , one will agree with us on that score, too, Nia? txee Hliat e you, Don-so good, in fact, that every wish yOu k A JG good , . ' ma e on the Qt - 1 1 hi , Q 4 . ar hitch youi xx agon to will come ti ue and xeryy Very SOON? Y I , af , . I along with everyone everywhere. He's likely to be in any crd 5 I Ii ve, HAY, LEE ELMER Texas U. will be definitely a livelier place next fall with this Wnig, good natured blond gracing its halls. Lee Elmer will study either -U aw or music. As for fun, Lee Elmer is always full of it. A party is iever dull if he's around. The best of luck, Lee Elmer, we think fou're mighty swell! HAYNIE, FRANCES -- Frances is the reason that men's hearts beat faster-and faster! fugovely to look at, Haynie also possesses a lively and charming per- lsonality. The twinkle in her eye and the smile on her lips have endeared her to all her friends. You'll have a wonderful future, ?rances. HEBERT, CHARLES t.: We know that tall, blond Charles will make us a grand lawyer, 'or that is what he intends to be. He will study at T. U. He is a ihilatelist stamp collector to you, and enjoys playing tennis. Good luck! HELLWIG, LANGLEY :rt No, we didn't steal him from Information Please, though we :sf lo believe he's a genius. Because he's not only an excellent student, iut also a wonderful fellow, he's somebody thatis fun to have around. After the war is over, he plans to continue his education, majoring in 'hemical engineering. Good luck, Langley! HENDERSON, DOROTHY FAYE 1: We can just see Dottie as the head of a large advertising firm. ,Dottie plans to begin her advertising career at Lamar and complete it it Texas U. With her happy disposition and sense of humor, she's mound to make good. HENCKEL. MARY LOU Everybody knows this petite brunette who was captain of the Cgtoyal Guards her senior year, and a very successful one, too. We hope he attains success in everything always. And we think she will. HENSLEY, GWENDOLYN This tall, willowy young lady with the wavy blonde hair and ,he big blue eyes is known to everyone around BHS. Gwen looks as ,Chough she might be a model, as graceful and beautiful as she is. We -must thought weid tell you you're lovely, Gwendolyn-and good luck, always! ' HESTER, NADINE In her wide circle of friends Nadine is a quiet but popular A . vi-2 kigure. She's the kind of girl they like to have around, because she ,fgoes out of her way to be friendly and nice. Wherever you go, Nadine, find whatever you choose as your lifework, may you be a success. HILL, ROBERT Robert never seeks to make himself conspicuous. Rather, he eeihooses just to go his own way and enjoy life as he sees fit. Wherever hgyou go, Robert, here's hoping that success accompanies you constantly. res. HODGES, JOE HENRY Joe is always on hand to liven things up when the party begins UTQVQ get dull. And never a day goes by that he doesn't get at least one 2V1Ct11'I1 with some joke. May happiness and success follow you always, onloel We think they will because you've got what it takes to make iatvourself a success. HOFFPAUIR, LORRAINE To become a great dramatic actress is Loraine's ambition. She nlwill attend some good dramatic school when she leaves BHS and really study seriously. She has magnificent determination-so we're rwacking her up one hundred percent! I HOLLAND, DOROTHY Slightly on the timid side is this light-haired, dreamy-eyed young lady. She reserves herself and her friendship for a chosen few. iAnd on those select ones she bestows smiles and warmth that could melt the hardest heart. The best of luck, Dot, in everything you may 5attempt. fl fo YENTZEN. DON ROSS h Don Ross's chief ambition is to fly and, after g1'z1dU-WW1' G enlist in the Army Air Corps, even if the war has come to -1' V that time. For diversion Don chooses horsebac' ri in 1 me he'd like to own a ranch. Let's hope his deepest dfellnlf 'Ol He deserves it! HOLLISTER, GERALDINE Q t b Geraldine, the girl with the long Sandy-half' Plaflie 0 stenographer. She is going to Lamar ior,a ubusinessdcokulies G one girl who will be a success in aiiyfhmg She UU el 3 ' luck, Geraldine! HOVVLAND, ANDREW Everybody knows Andy, and Andy seems to, know Just ab everybody, too. And heis everybody's PQI- H15 frlfmds Could get along without him, for he's seldom without a smile--one of t smiles that has endeared him to all of us. Laugh YOUI' WHY thI'0 life, Andy, and everything you desire will be YOUTS HUFF, NORMAN Norman is another of our Hsmall but strong' young seni almost sure he will-'cause we all agree that hets somebody so extra nice to know. Good luck, Norman, and remember: Aim and aim to win. HURLEY, J IMMIE KAYE Jimmie Kaye, one of Beaumont I-Iigh's loveliest seniors soon grace the halls of Texas U. Some day when Jimmie beco a Power's model, her public will find her as lovely to look at as always have. To see her smile, is to brighten up your soul IRVAN, FRANCES LYNN With her dark eyes and hair, she looks like a madonna her gracious manners give her a lovely air of dignity. Fran you'll be a great lady. We all wish you happiness and success the career of your choice. JACKSON, GLORIA Like a model out of Harper's Bazaar-that's Gloria! Do y doubt it when she says she loves New York! And what else app, to this lovely young senior? Well, music and reading and 'speci Ibeing a' senior! Lamar and T. S. C. W. will claim her-and 1 er, oo. JACKSON, MIGNON .Mignon is that pretty, talkative blonde that always see to be.Just about everywhere at once. She is an extremely talen musician and has hopes of following music as a career We k shetll be successful. How could she help but be with all the ta she possesses! JACKSON, RUTHERFORD Ruthefffxd is Slightly OH the Shy side, but charming when 1 get to KDOW well. I BHS sends him out into the world 1 sincerest of wishes for his future success and h ' one of the days of his life be full of the best 0? pgdgdsihinngis 3:11551 JACKSON, TED f Teddy is an excelle t t d t ,N he loves fun and laughter las Sinbhclun asaragiyzlbokdgn Jifaitlfrsucihen' A rounded personality, Ted should see nothin b t. h a' W And that, most certainly, is what he deseries? t e Very best In Q JARoNrrzKY, PAT Petite. precious, and pretty-tn t Q P If look so fresh and lovely nobody knows blut szhe mifnxg Z-het can al H the prettiest seniors on the campus Pat as th g S 0 be one of one of the sweetest smiles in BHS an dl' e.OWf1ef and 0D91' i smile constantly. May life be good to yo1i1,SlE1?qeIOuSIy' bhe uses tr JARVIS, JIMMY This big, good-looking football playe- ' wo in petroleum engineering, which should to maj arent so dumb. He likes ti ack, football, and, of fu f., Jam Dlay M d lnqgg! CQTTO -1 28 pi- e o nd ' lx -d Li' Smile I ' t V . He I i v .. in , I v We're betting on him to make his mark in the world. And it I, JOHNSON, JIMMY JOE iQ Here's another Beaumont High graduate who is familiar to us mall. Popular with all who know him, he's somebody nice and lots of fffun, too! We wish for him all the things that he himself wishes for 'ln the future. May all his dreams come true-and real soon, too! KATTAWAR, ELIZABETH Elizabeth plans to attend L. S. U. after her graduation from UVBHS. She will study music, a subject dear to her heart. We're sure Hshe'll make a great radio singer, and television will only add to her appeal, since she is as lovely to look at as she is to hear. KEITH, IDA LORENA st, t'Sweet and lovelyv is a perfect description of Lorena. We Qiiphink she's somebody just a little more than special, and she is, too! rpg-She has her eye on Ward-Belmont, but isn't sure yet. But wherever Mou go, Lorene, whatever you do, through all your life-we'll remember :hat you're somebody wonderful! KELLEY, ELOISE Eloise is a girl who is extremely interested in outdoor life. Q2 Q5he's a keen little horseback rider and spends many happy days vaca- 'fioning on the family ranch Eloise has a sweet ersonalit which wins v . ' . . P Y hier many friends. Here's wishing you all the happiness in the world, Eloise, you give so much to us. KENNEDY, BOBBY jj, Bobby is the typical BHS student. He studies a moderate amount of the time and likes to have a good time. Uncle Sam will 'fprobably have a little something to say about Bob's near future. And, after the war is over, we believe he'll settle down happily and suc- cessfully to the work of his choice. KERR, BERGETTA Blonde, blue-eyed, slender Bergetta is extremely popular with mall students of BHS. This is true because, besides being a very at- tractive Nordic beauty, she's also a sweet and charming young lady. We're very fond of Bergetta, so we wish her the best of everything always. 3 KIRBY, YVONNE Il' -it-l Yvonne is one of the cutest girls in BHS. She has lovely brown fn Mhair, brown eyes, and two adorable dimples, which are the envy of everyone. She yearns to be an interior decorator-we say she should be quite a success at anything! .. it KYBURZ, LEE JACK if Everybody knows Lee Jack, easily remembered for his mop of V2 scarlet hair. Lee possesses a marvelous sense of humor and is loads ifof fun in any crowd and an asset to any class. Good luck, Lee Jack, we won't forget you. LaCOUR, ELLEN Ellen is another sweet girl graduate of 1945. Her friends 'id 'will tell the world that she really is just that: a sweet girl. We send Mher forth reluctantly-but with all the best wishes on earth. May your iflife be a long one, Ellen, filled with happiness and success. LANDRY, CHARLES en Charles is the stage technician and has been responsible! for a afgreat deal of the backstage work on assembly programs. Hes also in been a member-in-good-standing of the band and a'boy well-liked by all his contemporaries. The best of everything in life, Charles! LANGFORD, NADINE all Nadine is one lovely little blonde that we all love. Football Ollfplayers Cand the Navyp seem to have some strange attraction for her. lefller plans for the future include pre-med work at Lamar. Good luck, Sl Bi11,', weive had lots of fun together! LANG-HAM, ELLEN , This talkative little lass is a pal to all. She's everywhere at qfonce, and the life of every classroom gab-fest. She expects to attend 'iLamar to study business administration. Weithink that no one as ropen-hearted as Ellen could miss her goal in life. LaROCCA JOHNNY V ,. Q -L l ati Johnny will leave BHS to become a grocer altm ,wivitti A . V - - ' T '9 We think he'll make a successful one for hes a fine b051lHlSlO1,,,. S to have been in school with you all these years, and we fum O cerest wishes for your success along with YOU mio the VH LAUGHTER BRITTON 'th Britton seems to be a happy-go-luckY,S01't of Persffg' Hg easy, hearty grin and his cheerful way of helplflg HUYOU? W fl . fp to need it. He always gets his job done well, 33d 15,0913 algy asset to any crowd that wants to have fun. We like him 0a S wish him the best always. LEATHERWOOD ROBERT. l Robert is our idea of somebody pretty WCG- H95 3 Whlz his studies and always succeeds in standing at the top of his cl Then, too, he's no social wall-flower! A swell guy, say we we're betting on you. LEE, PATRICIA Pat is somebody you can just put in the glamour-girl cla and that's that! She's lovely as a summer day and just as sweet With her lovely face and charming personality how can she m She is a perfect hit! LEWALLEN CLARICE This very perky and very pretty lass has a neat outlook on -she seems to make the best of everything that comes her way. S bound to make her mark on the world. We send her off with all best wishes for her success and happiness LEWIS BILLIE We've put Billie under the heading 'Somebody Nice in A book. And we think that everyone's sure to agree with us too! -.1 you? May all the things you want in life come your way, Billie LIPSCOIVIB THOMAS Dark, bright-eyed, friendly-that's Thomas. Heis an absol wizard at his studies, and he has fun too. The constant state of heaval wherever he is is proof of that. We think you're nice, Thom and we hope all good things come your way LOVE, GEORGE - Every day in the week, every hour of the day, George is b having the time ofbhis life. We envy him his ability to get so mu fun out of every minute he lives. With this ability, George is ass A future success beyond a doubt. LYNCH BOBBY the bangcblg- is finown to everyone .as one of the- cornet players IS P ans for the future include attending the Univer of Texas to study aeronautical engineering. We know Bobby succeed and we wish him the very best of lugk MCALPIN ALTON This big Shy blond is someone wetd l'k t h He's a grand student, a great football playerLaendO Wgfie Jig? S151 body out of this world. Thereis no doubt in ', , 1 ds that hell b huge success in whatever he tt our mm betting on you, may 3 empt! Good luck, Alton, w MCCABE, JESSIE LOU Jessie is that pretty byunett ,h 1. , , , course or enter training to be a IlL1l'j6,vV1iJf1D to take a busm not hesitate to say she will succeed in anyth?d?il3e7kt?ndieJctXaVS her d MCCALL. MORRIS DREW Morris Drew is that little character who yr, ,gf W, corny joke than eat apple pie. And can he tell ifjlFALl 13111101 absolutely bubbling over with fun. No party cxorilfi 1-L, alwa Morris Drew is around. Because he has such a zest lk t 'lily-Mull Wh canlt possibly have any but the brightest future ' omg, Mor g- Y J h . Y ,. Hi . Q ti! y 7 z 7 J 'A , w . 7 A 7 if all your deepest dreams come true in the Very near future. 2 , I , , . , . Q .Q -4 1 ' kes. ' T U 1 ' tell . ,. . A MCCLELLAND, GEORGE , Louder! Who said so? Why, George, of course. He's one of Sour BHS cheerleaders, and he's 'quite good, too! They say that the ,best things come in small packages. This is certainly true when applied 'to him. Remember, it's what's inside that counts, and he has what it takes to make a swell fellow! MCCORMICK, HELEN Helen is another sweet and likeable Miss Beaumont High .-Graduate of 1945. Anyone who knows her really well will tell you that she's just about tops! She's a born winner, so may the world be hers. We are sure it will be. li a MCCOY, LOMA RAE 'N , This brown haired, blue-eyed senior plans to go to Elliott 1tBusiness School then work about a half ear then o off to noth i Y , 8 21 CI' business college, then work some more. We all wish you luck in anything you do, Loma Raeg we know youtll be a credit to BHS. MCKEEVER, LOIS A Lois, the girl with the dark brown eyes and the light brown - hair, wants to be a stenographer. Judging for the way she has per- rf ---formed in her shorthand and typing classes, she shouldn't have a hard time of it. She is a credit to the school. MCMANUS, PEARL Pearl is that cute, little senior who is always being mistaken i c wfor a sophomore. She expects to take a business course, then some elucky boss will have Pearl as a private secretary. Whatever you decide to do, Pearl, your many friends will wish you luck and success. MABRY, MARY ANN xt. Mary Ann is one of the outstanding cute little tricks of BHS. v Llf looks could purchase all the world, then surely she would own it, for she's five feet of feminine charm. That 'tcrowning glory of hers most certainly is a glory-a mass of brown waves. We think she's lovely. This popular lass is bound to make a hit anywhere. a MACE, DON Another one of our strong and silent men-about-BHS is Don TQ:lMace. But after all, we say, actions speak louder than words--so Don is reall rett smart! At least we think so. We're wishin for him Y D Y 8 all of the best of things in life. May they be his-for always. MADOLE, ROSE MARIE .E Rose Marie -it's a lovely name and a lovely gal. She's a 'L-popular and gracious figure in her wide circle of friends. May her life be rich and full of all the things she has ever longed for. Somehow we believe the best of things will always be hers. MAGLIOLO, FRANCES jjj Frances plans to study beauty culture. We'll come to her when Hiwe want to be made beautiful, for we know she'll do this work as well 37 V as she has done everything all through her school days. The very best of good luck, Frances, for always. MAIDA, CHRIS ,, His crisp, curley dark hair, those dark eyes, and that shy fsmile make Chris stand out in any group. He's a typical boy-lover .H ,of the outdoors and athletics, too. Wherever you go, Chris, whatever ,you may choose as your lifework, just remember that we're backing you-all of us! MARTEL, BERNICE Dark-haired, pretty, smiling Bernice is one of the sweetest girls l5Hwe've ever known. We feel sorry for those people who have never ,dseen that lovely smile of hers. May you find in life everything that you've ever dreamed of having, Bernice-'cause you deserve it! MARTIN, ANN To know her is to love her, and we all know Ann. A sweeter .el girl is not to be found in the halls of old BHS. She is capable, wi friendly, helpful, and lovable. Ann is a very cheerful little person vb and she does her part in making others happy. Remember, Ann, at when you make others happy, your own happiness is trebled. We know yours will be. , I- MASHBURN, CLARA NITA x 1 Everyone knows Clara Nita, the tall' blonde Nifill-Il Niu?Vq brown eyes. She plans to attend Baylor University. .C lillrlwvre S one of the sweetest personalities in BHS. and. tlierelorc. VK she'll succeed in whatever she does. MATTHEWS, DOROTHY MAE H d V This cute gal with the smile plans to attend co ege an may in Liberal Arts .... Although we 'think shell end up 3 WODC19 housewife. You see, her hobby is writing letters, MECHEM. LEON I Leon's the spectacled six-footer who played bass horn in band-surely you either heard him or saw hlllll' Anyway, 119.5 swell guy, you can bet on that. He's keen on science and can Jug a mean trig problem, too. And when hels around theres fun af See what we mean-one swell guy, who's bound to be successful! MEYNIG, CURTIS GENE If you have never been in class with Curtis, you have re missed a great deal of pleasure. He is one of Beaumont High's m intelligent graduates and everyone likes him, too. Curtis is plan ' to enter A. 8: M. where he will major in Aeronautical Engineer' Good luck, Curtis! MIHAIL, FLORENCE Florence is rather undecided and is not sure what she wants do, but will probably train to be either a nurse or a stenograph Nurse or office worker-it does not matter, Florence, we know y can succeed in either career. Here's wishing you luck and success. MILLER, DOYLE Doyle, with his shy smile and pleasant expression is mak' his choice the Navy very soon after graduation, Your many frien wish you all the luck in the world, Doyle. May your life be rich wi success and overflowing with happiness. MILLER, W. B. Here's a boy we'd like to have you meet-'cause we think he pretty nice. And everybody agrees with us. We're hoping that even thing hets ever dreamed of having will some day be his-we th he deserves it! Remember, W. B., we're betting on you. MINELLA, LILLIAN This young senior should make good anywhere, because s takes things easily and looks life straight in the face. She plans take up nursing, the profession nearest and dearest to her heart. Sh very active in the Nurses' Aid Corps now, which surely proves th she is most capable. Good luck, Lillian, may your life be very hap a ways. MOLL, JIMMY Jimmy his that short, dark, good-looking young Prince Charm' who goes dashing through the halls constantly surrounded by friends And does he like it? Look at the sheepish grin on his face! Of cou he adores it! And you can bet that something amazing is suretv happen if Jirnmyts around long enough. The best to you, Moll, yo! deserve it! MOON, GWENDOLYN Cadet Gwen. doesn't that sound nice? It might be thi soon. 'And then, a short time later it will be Lieutenant. The nurse? cap will look sweet on her pretty blonde head. She's bound to bei wonderful nurse. We're quite certain of one thing: all her patient will surely love her. MOORE, SALLY ANN Sally is another of our future secretaries She plans to enw business college. We hope she decides L f 111 like entirely to lose students like Sallyfamlige Vall lilrcioviorydfie C3121 ng anything you undertake. And we want you to know we're b king you up with all our best wishes! ac MORGAN, EDITH Another sweet senior gal of '45 is Edith She's a 11 sincere, capable young lady-how can shehhel bit b I We flike students? Our sincerest good wishes go witl? heir ttfi,,,g9,gQP,f,?'l.,FV1th whatever she does May all the good things of life be vourrlQEi?5 M -2,2 M W MORGAN, JOHN, Dark-haired, dark-eyed, shy John is one of our favorite quiet ,E Moys. He does have his mischievous moments-and we like him all the Nitanore' for that, too. He's an ace cornet player, and made quite an -Q-,addition to our band. Good luck, John, we think youire swell! MORRISON, BETTY ANNE Betty Anne is not ready to leave dear ole' Beaumont so she alldiiivill enter Lamar for the summer business course. We all wish we Wldevere the boss for whom Betty will work, but we know the one she vill some day have is going to like her just as much as we do. So, jood luck, Betty! NIGHT, EVELYN 'gm Cute as pie-this is Evelyn. We've known her a long, long ,jmlxgime and our affection for her has increased with every day of our Csmffompanionship. Fun and laughter are symbolic of Ev, and may every 'M 'moment of her life be filled to brimming with them. ggi-E ,E NOBLES, FRANCES Frances is that pretty senior that wears a BHS football sweater Splanfi lot. She isn't sure what she will do when she graduates, but the Eimegflecision lies beween nursing and stenography. We think Frances will nake a lovely nurse. May she find happiness and success in her chosen profession. mm NOLEN, ELIZABETH 21339, Upon graduation from BHS, Elizabeth plans to enter the bus- gmyness world where she will become a comptometer operator. Her tqfgiobby is dancing-she loves it! We hope life is good to you, Elizabeth, Jery good and for always! I NORVELL, BETTY JEAN ff Betty plans to take a business course in California. That will -flfertainly be Texas' loss and sunny California's gain, for Betty Jean's somebody awfully nice to know. Betty, on that day in the future when good luck seems always to come your way, remember we're all for you. , , NOWELL, GLENN Glenn is another of our engineering aspirants, and we know jfQ,fhe'll do well in this field. However, he expects the army to claim 'eshim first, so his planned career will have to wait till it's over over there. We wish him all the happiness in the world in both his days of soldiering and of engineering. O'DELL, TOMPIE rt.: Good-looking, fair-haired Tompie is our idea of somebody veslpretty nice. Ask any one who knows him, and they'll agree most yhijenthusiastically. And so will all the world. We send him off with all good wishes-may life be everything you want it to be, Tompie! OLIVER, JACKIE Jackie's friends will never forget the Beaumont High-St. An- iierthony game when he tore 64 yards down the field to go over for a coutouchdown. He'll score many touchdowns later on in life, we know, gufeand he's sure to be a great success, because he has already mastered ,11, the art of enjoying life. Good luck, Jackie, we'll miss you. O'MADIGAN, MARJORIE The world will always be just a little brighter, a little richer ,to live in, because we've known Margie. Margie, the tactful, the Eicharming. She possesses a smile that outdazzles the sun. We're count- 'ufing on you, Margie, to aim real high and make that mark that's just 'Pa bit above the stars. You're talented, you're lovely, youfre Per- lflfsonaiiry Plus ! PADGETT, CHANNING Our nomination for the very most retiring boy in the gradu- ifating class is Channing. You can spot him easily in any crowd because ' of his flaming red hair-and his wonderful quietness. We're hoping L that his life will be full of all of the best. We think it will be! PARIGI, SAM Sam is the rotund, gay, little guy with the perennial smile on his face. And how we all love that smile! Heis loads of fun and .certainly an asset to any crowd. May you find everything you have ,ever wanted in life, Sam. We think you will, if you just keep on laughing. Please do! 1 Il PARKER, HELEN JANE N nur Helen Jane is one of the girls who will entci --- At, ' training at John Sealy Hospital in Galveston. YHCIGH lfmrfl pl, U people who aim just a little higher than most ot us, znulnii glflmw Sh to climb to the mark they have set for tlicmsclvcs. llt an i reach the top, because she worked so hard. And Clllll EQ, wi the soldiers and sailors saluting' her-they 1'0L11lY Wlll- Am N PATRICK, FRANK L Q t t This Good-looking BHS boy plzl11S U1 'SU-10 fimdl Oisu Aviation Meciianics. Frank is liked by all -his fgllou' stglileglgi at Beaumont High, both boys and girls alike.. 7 6 Eileour hear? Frank, we know you can make good at allyflllllg 5011 Se Y ' PAXTON, PATRICIA Patricia at first was not quite sure Awhathshe Wanted to when she had graduated . . . perhapS college, Delhiflps not - - - wasn't sure at all. And then, suddenly, her heart decided the DF0b1 come true. PECORA, MARY LOUISE Mary, as she is affectionately known, is the gayest little y in town. It isn't difficult to find a synoym for Mary Louise-jc adorable, sweet, and darling-these are only a few. In the fut you'll hear a lot from a little girl who is going big places. PEPITONE, JOHN EARL John Earl is another oh! what a man-about-town guy Beaumont High. He's quite a fellow, we think. Particularly, we l those flashing dark eyes-and so does everybody else, too. The best the world to you, John Earl, 'cause we believe you really do deserve PETKOVSEK, RITA This intelligent young lady is going to the Lady of the La College where she will major in her favorite subject, history. spite of all her studiousness. Rita enjoys a bit of nonsense-just eno to endear her to all her friends. All the happiness in the worl Rita, always. PETSCH, CHARLES Charles is that dark-haired, friendly, smiling boy that we see around the halls so often. And we like him, too, because he easy to get along with and more than a lot of fun in any crow Happy landings, Charles, may you fly straight to your goal in life. PHILLIPS, ALICE Some day in the not-too-distant future the New York Ti will be printing book reviews written by Alice, for she will major English at Baylor with the hopes of becoming a reviewer. We kn this pretty little blonde can go far in her chosen field of work 4 she's as charming as she is intelligent. PLAISANCE, CARL Fun-loving good-looking Carl is liked b H lik l , y everyone, e al talent for being able to get more fun out of living than anybqtl ese we know. With that ability, he should find in life everyth that he longs for. We hope he does. POLLOCK, RAYMOND Raymond is that short blond b th t h' b the halls Most of all we like his Smiling, its sweb Seeddas mg a OL . ' . . 5 o roa and friendb With a smile like that and all th d ' h ' ' him? Raymond Should fi d If 9 goo wis es that were making if n le nothmg but one success after anothtf POWELL, BETTY ANN Betty Ann plans to attend U. C. L. A. T ' tion. She will major in the fascinating stugafr Of?Dgii,g1b?ffgi,r glgalgewl a lovely blue-eyed blonde who dances gracefully, Her heartlinteresf develop among 'the football players-she's Dart' I ' l t Some day Bettys going to fly an airplane. Happgy lacndtiknirill Get this POWELL, L. CHARLES L. Charles is somebody special on our lipt. A a classy trombone player, and an all 'roundg goodn Eiivieljigt sltuden attend S. M. U. There he will take his pre-med. Froiri S 'JE args goes to Texas U. to get his M. D. We think you'll be '1 hiiifi i 0 Charles. Were counting on you. L Rl' -QUCCQ , ml tll oc -I ust X. ll xi I h ., for her. May your future be very lovely. Pat1'iCiH, may all YOUI' dfe ! Il ,, W at HL POWELL, VIRGINIA of ty Virginia is a friendly, well-liked girl whom we all know. She Dmqtnjoys life and is certainly out to get all the fun and laughter out of uw gg: that she can. We hope that Virginia's life is long and happy, and llllsiilled with all the success and laughter on earth. 0 win PRICE, MARY BESS 1 10 U This lovely little lady has a twinkle in her eye, and it's a very idemsfiysterious twinkle, too. We think the secrets back of that sparkling illfmye are Mary Bess' dreams for the future she plans. And may all urheaniznse logigahoped-for dreams come true, and in the very, very near 1 ure, oo. md, QUILLIAM, REED M 'K Did you know that we have the future editor of the New York QQDMLIMES in our midst?. Well, we dog and he's none other than Reed ywmuilham. Reed, who is six feet two-and-one-half inches tall, is inter- sted in sports and was the very able co-editor of the BHS News is senior year. Good luck, Reed, may life be good to you! Fm RALPH, TOMMY Tommy' is slightly on the modest side. He's really a grand ttemoy, and the girls all think he's a little more than swell. Tommy is M ery capable and a good worker. We all think a lot of him, and he's ,ist loads of fun. We'll miss you, Tommy. We're lucky to have known ou. RANDALL, BETTY DORIS 'ggalfeg After graduation, Betty wants to travel. The course of her .aiemravels will take her to New York where she has relatives. After 'mSeeing America First, Betty plans to return to Beaumont to settle own. May your future be a lovely one, Betty. iw REED, JOAN Joan is that awfully friendly girl with the beautiful red hair. ffftlhough she's usually very busy, she's never too busy to stop and chat ttlor a moment. And what talk! She has a deliciously dry wit that Leeps everyone in stitches. We hope you find everything in life that 'ou want from it, Joan, 'cause you're terribly nice. hat we REMSEN, BARBARA Wm This Bostonian does not seem in the least reluctant to return WHO her former home to enter training to become a nurse. Stories, me-ongs, and poems occupy most of Barbara's spare time. When you vecome a famous writer or nurse, don't forget that you many Southern riends are rooting for you. frkf REYES, MARGARET WEE Margaret finds it hard to decide about her future career. She Wfinight go to college, and if she does not, she will go directly to work. But whichever it turns out to be, Margaret, you can depend on us to mack you up always. He REYNOLDS, JOHN HDFC Big John! That name truly fits John Reynolds, who played iefllackle on the football team. John is six feet, two inches of muscle, has green eyes, blonde hair and is quite a guy! He is a true Purple, with he very spirit of BHS in his heart. When Big J ohn graduates, Uncle Sam will gain another fighting nephew-and a swell one, too! ig at RICHARDSON, IMOGENE friei . Imogene wants to take a business course, then be a secretary. k1D5iVe know Imogene is a favorite in her wide circle of friends, and she's Uwiertain to make a good secretary. We envy her future boss and we iope he appreciates her as much as we have. Good luck, Imogene! RICHARDSON, KENNETH Kenneth will always come to your rescue when you need him wnost. Yes, that's Richardson. He's a lovable character-and hels been ta great help on the Pine Burr staff this year. His determination and ability are remarkable. So much so, in fact, that no matter Nhat his goal in life may be, he can't possibly fail! di RIGDON, LaNELLE 1, Another of our future stenographers is LaNelle. She plans to pgake a business course, then get a job. Judging from her record here ggin B. H. S., she will not find her future at all difficult. Good luck, LaNelle, may your future be bright with happiness. 1 RITTER. JEANNE Jeanne just wants to have a good time when sho gfllflufi She most probably will go to work and she definitely doesnt cane' attend college anywhere. She has a marvelous talent-5111211 .01 be able to enjoy life-so she should realize that ambition of hers. to ha a good time. lVe hope she does-always! RITTER, RALPH Ralph, that tall, goodlooking boy, who alwaYS IYUOWS answers when nobody else does, plans to go to Lamar to taker electrical engineering course. B. H. S. will always be proud to be yo Alma Mater, Ralph, and weall all be glad to say that we were OHCQ school with you. RIVET, BETTYE t'Betsy believes in being happy, and that's just what she She takes life as it comes and makes the most of every mom Betty is possessed of a cheerful disposition, and she could brighten even the darkest hour. There's never a dull minute while sh around-and we hope she always will be. ROARK, LESTER This curly-haired, fun-loving boy is known to practically every one in BHS. And we pity everyone who doesn't know him, beca he's loads of fun and somebody pretty nice to be around. The of luck, Lester-you certainly deserve it! ROBERTS, IKE lkie is everybody's buddy! He's one of the greatest guys BHS, and his friends will never quite forget him. Ike managed' football team his junior year, and throughout his high school d he's been a favorite of all Purple gridders. May your life be success after another, Ike, 'cause you're swell! ROBERSON, BETTY JEAN This shy, sweet girl is easily picked out of any crowd beca' of her lovely dark hair. And she's as nice to know as she is pre! too. May your life be full of happiness, Betty. Somehow we beli it will be. At any rate, we're betting on you-always. RODGERS, BILLY GENE Uncle Sam will get one of BHS's best representatives. B wants to be an aviator in the United States Army Air Corps. Un Sam will be mighty proud of you, as you zoom through thee Billy, but he couldnyt be any more proud of you than we are. G luck, and we'1l be seeing you! ROLLINS, NORMAN This scrappy young fellow is familiar to all of us. He is W known for his fine record as school champion, and entry in the Gold Glove Boxing Tournament. Contrary to most boxers, Norman is pretty good-looking boy. Uncle Sam will probably figure in on N manis near future. We send him off with our best wishes. SCHOEN, CHARLES All those BHS studes who are football fans know Sc fpronounced Shane, if you pleasej for he has been a star guard! two years on our team. Uncle Sam will decide Charles' future and all agree that he will be getting a great soldier when Charles joi the armed services. The best of luck, Charles-enough to lastt always. SEALE, EUGENE Another boy who has proven himself to be an Ever Loyi Purple is Eugene. As is the case with most of our graduate boys, armed forces are going to figure heavily in Gene's future. It's fun knowing you, Gene, and we send you off with the best of wisi for a happy, laughing future. SEIBERT, GRACE Grace is a pert little senior-yes, very little, for she barf reaches the five-foot mark. But, just the same, her small size ha! prevented her from making wonderful grades in school-that lit' head holds a lot of knowledge. And she has a big heart, too. Wi both these assets, she will undoubtedly be a success in her ch field: the business world. SERAFINO. OLIVIA Everyone knows Olivia, the lovely blonde with those gorgeous blue eyes. She's pretty and Sh6'S popular. With her cha ing personality and striking beauty, how could she help but be S cessful, not just today, but always! , lk all SHAVER, ANN cg. .... . Oi, Charming and gracious, Ann lS a lovely girl, and a favorite with all who know her The best of ood thin s Ann And ma our I -, ' g g 1 - y y if future be full, and rich with happiness and success. We think it will be. SHIPP, ARTHUR FWF We all know Arthur-tall, blond, slightly on the shy side. And f fwe all like him, too, because he's somebody who's just awfully likeable. fftfWe send him off with all the best wishes on earth. Good luck, Arthur! sW1May you have the best of things all your life. SHIRKEY, SARAH Lag: Sarah is our idea of a wonderful musician-she can really play 'mthat piano Cand bass violin, tool! July sees her off to Texas U. where f1g:gshe'll major in-yes, you guessed it-music! We think she's a very 'ilecharming person as well as a grand student. The best in the world to you, Sarah-you're swell! SIFUENTES, EVANGELINE TQ? Evangeline is that very pretty, very dark-eyed, dark-haired TQ,'girl you always see around. She's shy and very quiet-and also, quite Mlovely, we think. We're wishing for her all of the best of good things in life. May they be hers- Sunday, Monday, and always. SIMMONS, ERBLE JULIA One of the most interesting personalities on the campus is Erble. She's usually very quiet, but she has a lovely voice-both Iifspeaking and singing. Besides being a good student, she's a past 'mmaster at debate and a wonderful conversationalist. With all these assets, this lovely, blue-eyed blonde should have the richest and fullest of lives. 252512 SIMS, RAY 53 ln the future it will be Ray Sims of the Marine Corps, and, mfg then, when the war is done with, he will go to A. 85 M. There he will major in aeronautical engineering. He's a likeable chap who likes fun, and people, and hunting. He's so swell, we don't .see how he could ever fail. We don't think he will! SIRMAN, GERALDINE Geraldine, or Gerry as all her friends call her, is a girl who -f'AAiS both smart and pretty, too. These are both most creditable assets. 3ff Gerry is quite a lovely gal and high on our list of people we like. And we do, loads and loads. Wherever you go, whatever you do, Gerry, remember-we think you're somebody swell! SMITH, BORDEN And here we have our favorite genius-and he is a genius, too! 'Unusually reserved, Borden excels in math and science, and is a whiz -Q jzj in all of his other subjects. Naturally, his profession lies in the field fof math or science, and how could he help but be more than just a little above the top? We have no doubt of that. We hope that his life is as happy as it is sure to be successful. SMITH, ELMER - i We all know Elmer-tall, slender, and just a little shy. And we if all like him, too, for he's very likeable. Just ask any of his friends- fethey're sure to agree. We send him off with all of our best wishes. May his life be full of all that he has longed to have. We hope it 1 will be! SMITH, FORREST Smitty is everybody's pal, we couldn't get along without 'lhim He's 'ust about the a est u in town. No crowd is uite - J g Y S Y C1 GF complete without him, for he's so much fun. He has loads of good times just living, and he makes everyone around him happy, too! We , think he's sure to be successful-if he just keeps laughing. SMITH, PAT . Isn't she beautiful? Many's the time we've answered, Yes! ' to that question when it's been about Pat. She's really a photographers . dream. And, incidentally, she can dance, too! Some day when Pat's a charming and famous ballerina, weill be very proud to say that she's .. a friend of ours. And a grand girl, too! SMITH, SAM Sam ranks very close to the top of our list. He's good-looking, a wonderful student, a marvelous athlete, and an all 'round good fel- low, so how can he help but be just about tops? We think he always will be tops-Wherever he goes, whatever he does. At any rate, he'll always be tops with us! SOLINSKY MOSELLE t 1 Q9 Have you ever heard of a girl with a million frlffllqb-h all have, and that girl is Moselle. L'QU66l'11Q,U HS 5011162.01 lefwc I like to call her, has a lovely voice and a Jolly. CHFQUCC Delbona that we all love. May your life be very lovely, Moselle, f01'eVe1' I a day. SPAFFORD JERRY Here is a senior who will soon be making the Navy Air C0 his career. And you can be very sure that the Navy IS g01H8' to one swell fellow. We're betting on you, Jerry, to live a life that's -, of nothing but success and happiness. We think you will! SPAFFORD MARGIE Don't you know this cute little senior? . . . She's undoubt popular with all students. Though scarcely over five feet tall ' possesses an almost remarkable store of energy. We hope that all dreams and plans in that pretty little head turn out exactly as 5 wants them to. They certainly should! SPEER MARVIN Marvin is going to begin his higher education at Lamar complete it at Vanderbilt. He has hopes of being either an optome or a football coach. We think he could handle either one successf ll His future looks pretty wonderful to us-we hope it is! STAFFORD IVA MAE Dark-haired, pretty Iva Mae is a very popular girl in her Wi circle of friends. Just ask anyone who knows her and, you may sure, they'll tell you shels quite a gal! BHS wishes for her all the if things in life. May all her dreams come true-and right soon 4 STAFFORD JOYCE Little, sandy-haired Joyce is an extremely perky and pop girl. Everyone who knows her thoroughly enjoys her vivacious p sonality. All of her friends in BHS hope for her that her future be shining and full of happiness and success STANLEY DARRELL g Darrell is a tall, dark-haired, friendly boy, whom nearly all us know, if not by name, then at least by face. He's another of th BHS boys who are just slightly shy, but terribly nice when you g know them. We're wishing all the happiness possible for him, if always! STOUT ROMONA Romona is another patriotic girl who plans to become a nu This much we know: her fair skin and dark hair will be quite a t for Army eyes. She's an excellent dancer, preferring dancing to eat or anything else for that matter. We hope you dance all the through life, Romona! SUTTON FRED Fred is a tall boy with a twinkle in his eye. He's really f of fun,. and just about as nice as they come, we think. His il' distinctive feature is his husky voice-a most unusual voice. The of luck, Fred, there's no one who deserves it more than you do! SUTTON KENNETH Kenneth, much better known as Pete, is one of BHS's j good fellows. He is an ardent football fan and loves hunting. P plans to attend A. 8: M. where he will study engineering. Where he goes, Pete's sure to be a favorite. You see we know he happ to be one of ours! , , SWILLEY JOEL Joel is the girl with fluffy brown hair and a friendly s She's somebody nice to know. Just ask any of her close frie They'll tell you she's really a swell gal. And because she is sw we wish for her all the happiness on earth ' TAGER GEORGE Dark-eyed, dark-haired, silent-this is George. He has a bro heart-warming smile and hearty chuckle which please all of friends immensely. We hope that he will have a life as fuu gf and success as he deserves. We think he will -.fl 38 f- . f Y , .. i ' i , -. 'gil 1 -. li 1 yi :li nil i , . N. ia I' 1 tv! I. , . i a. Y tif oi l fit it , . i. 'A fr I W? .1 r ll ' r 1 t, ll' , . if , I , . 4 li ' v v s , L a 50 TALBERT, HENRY sr Q! Tall, dark and freckled-those words best describe Henry. frsufle desires to take up the study of mechanics, for that's what he wants :ergo be-a mechanic. He has a fine background for this work, and hould go far in his chosen field. We hope he does, we think he will! . TALLEY, LAWRENCE If the boy who went past you had sandy hair and was making sharp wisecrack-then, that was Lawrence! He's our favorite wise- Aii'1racker g he keeps all of his friends laughing constantly. We hope hat he'll be as successful as he is happy. THOMPSON, THEOLA raw Theola is a lovely girl. She has beautiful shining blonde hair aqfnd calm blue eyes and one of the sweetest smiles in BHS. We hope hggihat life is always good to her. She looks as fragile as a porcelain ggyaigurine-so cool, so gentle. Best wishes, Theola-we think you're tice. TIERNEY, TOM H Tom, to us, is the most intriguing character in our graduating iigiass. H-e's as unconventional as a genius-and we think he is a spmrienius. His art work is a marvel. He usually runs about with a lcufghadow of beard on his chin-and don't let it bother you-that,s Tom! le's the one man in seven who needs to shave daily, and one in a nillion when it comes to swell fellows! , TILLERY, BETTY CARROLL To do some work in close connection with law is Betty Carroll's Mgzmbition. She will prepare for her career at Lamar and then at 5.3.1 Fexas University. She is very fond of playing the piano-and, ac- :ording to all accounts, does it quite well. May your life be a melody is sweet as the ones you play, Betty-'cause you're real nice! TODD, BETTY Jo Betty Jo is one of the many sweet girl graduates this year. 'She is planning on continuing stenographic work in business college after graduation. We hope that her life will be a merry one, and iilled to brimming with success. TOWNSEND, AUSTIN Austin is tall, lanky, and blond-a shy, but likeable guy. And yMie's somebody that can get along everywhere with just about every- fone . . . a wonderful ability, we think. It should help him to lead a rnost happy and successful life. We hope that his life is both happy and successful-because he deserves it! TOWNSEND, NORA JANE Dark-haired, gentle Nora Jane is an excellent violinist, a 553lovely addition to our orchestra during her high school years. She's Tia most capable student, too, and a very charming young lady-a quiet fqflbut well-liked girl. Whatever she does, wherever she goes, we hope Uiher life is rich in happiness. TOWNSLEY, EVELYN Elegant is the only word for Evelyn. She's not only a won- ealkderful student and an excellent clarinetist, but a pretty, lovely young Fifsenior. No one who knows her can resist her charming smile, and llisoft, rhythmic Voice. Wherever you go, Evelyn, remember: We think uf you're lovely! M TRAGESER, PATSY 'f Patsy is that slender, blonde, vivacious, little trick who always Qpseems to be just about everywhere at once. BHS will not completely Qflose this popular young lady, for she plans to attend Lamar. We hope UGfshe'll be around for always, because she's fun and we like her lots. TUMBLESON, CHARLES 5 Charles' primary interest is hunting. Running that a close pesecond is fishing. He hasnit yet decided what he wants to do, but he Swill attend Texas U. Whatever you choose, Charles, we know you'll do the job justice. Welre sure success is yours. TURNER, DICK , Dick is a short, blond, friendly, young senior. He's quiet, yes, but nice, too-just ask any of those who are lucky enough to , know him well. Whatever he may choose to do, wherever he -may go, our sincerest wishes go with him. May the best in life be his. 1 TURNER, MARGARET Some one will get a very efficient steiiogi'21Pl1Q!' flllelg Eiaret has completed her business course at Lamar. blk? Yl- lovely girl and will prove an asset to any -ollice .xllullb , ,e best in life be yours, Margaret, 'cause we think you re Llidlmlll- TYRRELL, ELIZABETH She's lovely to look at: she's charming to know. We al to that! 'Lizabeth is one of the loveliest young seniors of 1945' has a beautiful voice, a sweet face, shining eyeS. P01563 and 3 Z9 living. There's nothing left to be desired. She'.s somebody more special-she's tops with us. And she always will be! VAUGHN, HOLLIS A pun may be the lowest form of humor, but Hollis' puns things of beauty. He says women are mean to himg come, now, Ski confess! He's working now at Texas State Optical Company, and tends to continue this work when he's completed his schooling. luck, Hollis! VEST, OSCAR Short, silent, super-those are the perfect words for O He's loads of fun in any crowd, and more than an asset to any Whatever he chooses as his life work and wherever he may go wish for him all the good things in life. VICKERY, HARRY Harry is a fun-loving blond who always seems to be having good time anywhere. Lucky are they who are numbered among what you are doing, remember: we're rooting for you! WALLACE, BILLY ttHercules, himselff' were the very words used by Coach Da to describe him, and rightfully so, for Billy possesses one of the f' physiques in BHS. He intends to go to Lamar to begin his hig education. We don't doubt for a moment but that he'll be a h success. We hope so! WALLACE, DAPHNE Daphne is a slender, brown-haired girl, capable and quiet responsible. Shels likeable and well-liked in her circle of frie She has the knack of facing life calmly. With these assets, she sho be assured all the success in the world. WALTON, TOMMY Tommy is a short, jovial blond, happy-go-lucky and funlov But, he's also a good student and a very responsible person. somebody very nice to know, too. No matter which path you follow, Tommy, may success be your constant companion. WATSON, MARY Mary Evelyn is a quiet, gentle, neat young lady. She's us very reserved, but, without warning of such delight, will flashy the most heart-warming of smiles! We think she's nice-terribly nl And we wish her the very best of good luck, always! WELBORN, HESTON Heston was an early 1945 graduate of BHS. He finished the summer of last year, by attending summer school both here and Houston, and jumped right into the University of Texas. There he majoring in Greek, with Latin as his minor. He's a future profesii of Greek, thank you. And we're right proud of him, too! WESNER, BILLIE WANDA Our nomination for the sweetest sweet girl graduate of is Billie Wanda. She has the lovliest face and most sparkling pair eyes that we've ever seen. Good luck to you, Billie Wanda, remem we think you're awfully nice! WHATLEY, MILDRED Millie is loved throughout BHS. She has been one gr cheerleader. She's extremely attractive, and has a sweet, lovable v sonality. What's Mildred going to do after she graduates? Well, so one will probably have something to say about that! All the h piness in the world, Millie! th -Q 1 3 , Y st ,. ri I! 9 friends. The best of good luck, Harry, no matter where you are, 5, ,.. .ll .-' 40 '- WHITE, GERALDINE 2 Petite and very pretty is Geraldine. She's one of the many -favely young graduates of 1945. She has a sweet personality and is ,opular with all those who know her. Here's wishing you all of the vest of things in life, Geraldine, may they always be yours. X WHITTEN, GEORGE f Happy-go-lucky, wise-cracking George is really somebody fun Io have around. No crowd is quite complete unless he is in it-and Ivhen he is, therets sure to be laughter and gaiety. Good luck, George, iay you have as much happiness as you give to others. VVIGGINS, DAYLE . Dayle is a tall, brown-haired, quiet senior. He's just a bit on .he shy side-just enough to make him seem especially nice. Wherever sou go, whatever you do, Dayle, good luck! We're backing you, all of ls, with the best of all good wishes in the world, WILDER, DORIS JANE Quiet, capable, sincere-that is Doris Jane. And who could .sk for more? She's a steady, hard worker both in her studies and pn extracurricular activities. She's a very responsible girl-a most greditable asset. Good luck, Doris Jane-though, with your personality ind ambition, you certainly wonlt need luck. You'll just naturally me successful. , WILLIS, DON 5 Dark-haired, handsome Don is a Very popular boy-partic- gilarly with the weaker sex. He's a typical graduate, fun loving, nice, all, and good-looking. We send him off to make his mark in the vorld. And we send him off with all our best wishes for happiness md success all his life. WILSON, LUCILLE Slender, dark-haired and pretty, Lucille is a very popular and :harming student. She has a lovely personality-one that wins to ier many loyal friends. The best of good things all your life, Lucille, nay happiness and success be with you always. WINFREE, JANE Jane's not very big, but, oh! what a surprising little creature she is! One has only to look at that black hair, those snapping bright eyes and that friendly grin, to know that she's both pretty and popular. Baylor will welcome her next fall. And we say, Just remember this- rou won't ever be forgotten, Jane! WINGATE, ELAINE Winsome is the word for Wingate. She's refreshing as a spring shower and vivid as an autumn day with that cloud of auburn hair, hat fresh complexion, those cool, green eyes, and that smile of smiles! We love her for her laughter and her beauty. Wherever you go, Elaine, may the best in life be yours for always, WINGREN, HOWARD Very popular, especially with the fair sex, is Howard. In his vide circle of friends, he is well-liked by everyone. All of his friends iere at BHS wish for him all of the good things in life. He should Je an immense success. We think he will be. WISRODT, A. V. A. V., all five feet, ten inches, and one hundred and fifty pounds vf him, is a classy job, well-equipped with blond hair, green eyes, and 1 wonderful personality. Uncle Sam beckoned A. V. out of our ranks nto his before mid-term. We've missed him, so we toast him: The vest of luck-to a great fellow! WOLFE, DANA Another well-liked young senior is Dana, an ambitious and vopular young boy. We're all wishing for him the very best of good hlngs all his life. May everything you desire, Dana, all be yours. You certainly deserve it! WRIGHT, IDA MAE Ida Mae is a quiet and very sweet senior. She is well-liked for er extremely sympathetic personality. We wish for her all the love- est things in life. May happiness and success be yours for always and lways. No one could deserve them more! L JJ 1 'Q' ai if . .af 0,9 ' ' nr 4 1 1 v ff 'Q .yvgwh If J, , X ,L Z, , , if Q. 1 ,ggi 'Q 9 , , If-H! Y W My '-' 1. , , M ., i ,g 2 A I , V M M , EW f 2 ', 'W L11 ai V 4 JUNIUH3 PRESIDENT, JOE MOUTON VICE-PRESIDENT, ARTHUR SMITH SECRETARY, DICK FULBRIGHT TREASURER, DAVID CARGILL SPONSOR, MR. CARLOS DAVIS Random Shots -ll 43 II- L , 'f' 6.3M J' ABBOTT, ELIZABETH ANN ALBAIR, ELSIE MAE ALBE, ELODIE ADAMS, KIRBY ALEXANDER, ROBERT ANDERSON, EDWIN ARTHUR, EDGAR BALCAR, EVELYN BAREFIELD, CECILE BARLOW, BERTHA BARNES, BONNIE BEADLE, GLENN BECK, ARTHUR BELL, MILDRED BEVILACQUA, SAM BLANKENSHIP, EULA BOZEMAN, FRANCES BROOKS, BENNIE BROUSSARD, BLANCHE BROWN, BRUCE BROWN, FRANCES BROWN, JEANNINE BROWN, JIMMY BYRAN, DOROTHY -I 44 H.. BRYAN, JOY BUCHANAN, DOUGLAS BURKE, KATHERINE BUSBY, BETTY LOU CADE, MARY CAIN, BOBBIE SUE Q CAMERON, CECIL . CAMERON, GRACE J 3 CARTER, DONNA JEAN ,. ,P 1 I z, 3 Q0 A ,An J x 7? 6 4 CAYWOOD, ROSEMARY 4.3 J 5 CHERRY, JOY FAYE I nj K 4 J f CHINNOCK, DICK if S25 , SJ' 1 'I of ffi COALE, MARION as f f E H 3' S' CONLEY, HERMAN +4 E, 1 C Q Q fo 1 4? CONOVER, BEVERLY J 3 ir Q5 'L :S J I 3 COOKSEY, BETTE so COOPER, LO1s JEAN CORONA, MARY JO COSTANZA, ANTHONY COURTNEY, MARY NELL COURTS, GLORIA CRAWFORD, ALGY CRUISE, CAROLYN DAVIS, DAN -Il 45 H- hw? ,If 9 '34 DAVIS, MARY LOU DAVIS, OSCAR R., Jr. DAVIS, PATSY DAWSON, MARGIE DODD, HARDY DRUMMOND, MARY DUNSTAN, BILLIE MARIE DUPERIER, HAROLD EDDINS, WILMA ELLIOT, KATHRYN ELLIS, AUDREY ENGLISH, JUNE EVENS, WALTER FARREN, EUGENE FAULKNER, ROBERT FLANAGAN, SYBLE ELIPPEN, ERNEST gf f FOLSE, PARKER -L' K FORD, FLORA DEAN I M FREEMAN, ERNESTINE FURBY, SHIRLEY GAINES, MELBA JEAN GOLBACK, JOHN GANT, LOUIS -II 46 H- GAYLEY, GERAY GEEN, JANE GEORGE, DONALD LEE GOEF, BILLIE JEAN GOLDSTEIN, LEONARD GOODWIN, DORIS GRACEY, MARY GRAY, LEON GREINER, MAX GRIFFITH, EDNA GRIMES, BILLY GRIPON, DOROTHY HALBERT, SAMMIE HANSEN, DELPHINE HARGROVE, JACK HATTOX, GLENN HAY, BILL HAYES, GEORGE HEAD, VELVA RUTH HENDERSON, IRA LEE HICKS, JAMES HIGHTOWER, FRANK HILL, LOU ANNE HOFFER, JODIE -ll 47 H- X if JA, A P 1 I -' H 7' Q HOLT, RONALD HOLTON, JACK HORN, ELEANOR FRANCES HUFEMAN, ROBERT HUGHES, BOBBIE JEAN JACKSON, ANN JACKSON, MARGARET JARVIS, JERRY JENKINS, BARBARA JEAN JOHNSON, BILLIE MARIE JOR DON, MARJORIE I .' J ' A ' ' KEELAN, DARE A if ,J KELLAM, MARY HELEN KELLY, DON KELTON, CLIFFORD KIKER, CHARLENE KIMMEY, WALTER KNAPP, DON KOLB, CLEO LAMBERT, JOYCE LAUGHLIN, JEAN LEONE, CHARLOTTE LEVA, SHELDON LILLJA, GRACE ARDEN - 48 H.. LINDOW, REITA JACK LINSCOMB, JOYCE LITTLE, ANN LOEB, RICHARD LOMBARDO, CARLOS LOPEZ, RAYMOND LUKE, GLORIA MAE LYBARGER, DAVID LYBARGER, PATRICIA MARSHALL, ROBERT MASTERSON, JOE MCCREE, MARJORIE MCDOUGLE, LON MCEWAN, ROBERT O MCGREW, VERN MENTZ, JACK MERIWEATHER, FLOYD MERRIAM, MIKE MICHELSON, FELICE MITCHELL, RAY MONTGOMERY, NORMAN MOODY, GLORIA MOODY, JACKIE MOSES, HERBERT -H 49 il- 11 F' I-Sir I MUCCY, HELEN ROSE MYERS, JACQUELINE NALLIE, PETE NEIL, FRANK NEILD, JOHN NOWELI., CHARLENE OLDHAM, MARY ELIZABETH OLIVER, JOHN OLIVER, PEGGY O'NEAL, DUANE OWEN, ROBERT PARKER, LEE MARY PEDDY, LOIS PEEBLES, GLORIA MAE PEOPLES, LOUISE PHELPS, JACK PHELPS, SHIRLEY PINTSCH, JOYCE POLLARD, FLOYD PRICE, GREGG PRICKETT, JOAN LEE PRIEST, BOBBIE JEAN PRINE, HARRIETT RAMSEY, DOUGLAS ... 50 U.. RICHARD, BILL RICHARDSON, JANIS RICHMOND, JERRY ROBERT, PIERRE ROBINSON, MARTA SUE ROMANO, JOSEPH ROSE, MARJORIE ROUGEAU, BERNADINE RUSH, IRENE SELF, HARRY GENE SHERMAN, JAMES SEBERN, TOMMY SEIBERT, WALTER SLAUGHTER, BOBBY SMITH, H. M. SMITH, SHIRLEY SPARACINO, MARY ANNE SPILLAR, JOHN SOBEL, GERALD SOFFES, ANNA STEADMAN, NORMA STRIPLING, LEE SUMMERS, CHARLES SWANK, ELIZABETH -II 51 H- SYLER, HELEN TARVER, JANE TESSITORE, ANNETTE TETTENBAUM, IRENE THAMES, BECKY THOMAS, LOUISE THOMAS, TOMMY THORTON, SYBLE TIPTON, ROBERT TOLAR, GEORGE TUCKER, CLAIRE ANNE VINCENT, LOIS WALDEN, SMYTH WALKER, JACK WALKER, LYNN WATSON, MARTIN WESNER, ERNEST WEST, LOU ALICE WHITE, EUGENE WILLCOX, GENE WILEY, MARGARET WILKINSON, CLARENCE WILLIAMS, MYRA WILSON, GLADYS .1 52 -- WOOSLEY, BETTY LEE WYATT, BETTY WYCHE, DOROTHY BEATTIE, SHIRLEY HOLLISTER, JIMMY HUNTER, JAMES JOHNSON, LEON NORWOOD, DURWARD SCOTT, BETTY Jo AVERY, PAT JHNIUH IHHSS The junior Class of 1944-45 carried out all of its programs and activities very successfully, which were enjoyed by all who participated and attended. The Class got under way when they chose for their spon- ser Mr. Smiley Davis. When talk of having a large bond rally was heard about B. H. S. --this turned out to be a reality-- the Junior Class got busy and elected Libby Abbott to represent their class, Who had stiff competition, for the representative for the Sophomore Class was Ann Williford, and the Seniors chose Elizabeth Tyrrell. The Juniors wound up the Bond Rally by selling 330,000 in War Bonds, and accordingly, Libby Abbott was crowned Duchess of the Bond Rally. The Juniors' good luck, or we could credit it to skill, con- tinued when we presented Days Without Daddy as their annual play. Parker surely proved his worth when he pull- ed out his Bull Durham, and began to puff away. Evi- dently Joe Mouton was practicing up, for he was the minis- ter that married Lynn Walker and Wilma Eddins. Every person present seemed to enjoy Days, Without Daddy . As a reward, the junior Class cleared a cool 35140.00 off the production. As the year rolled on, they presented Rings in the Saw- dust as their stunt. In this musical hit, many hidden talents were uncovered, for Arthur Inky Snow Smith did all the good by uaccentuatin' the positive and eliminatin' the nega- tibev. Carl Rankin made all the girls swoon to the tune of Don't Fence Me In . Dare Keelan showed his age as the son of Widder jaybird, and Flora Dean Ford demonstrated her encentric manner on Mamma's Little Angel . The class showed their appreciation to Mrs. Howell for her superb direction by presenting her with a vanity, back- stage. The entire class looked forward to the Junior-Senior Prom, and although it had to be postponed several times be- cause of conflicting dates, everyone felt that it was worth waiting for. Mr. Guither's Purple Swingstersn furnished the music in the gayly decorated gym that the artistic David Cargill provided for. You guessed it, the feller in charge of entertainment was Meatless Meatballs Smith. The bad news came out in May, with the Juniors looking forward to being high and mighty Seniors in three months. -H 55 H- SHPHHMUHES VICE-PRESIDENT, GEORGE MCDANIEI. SECRETARY, ANN WILLIFORD TREASURER, EVELYN HARLAN SPONSOR, MISS FRANCES SHEEHAN Random Shots -H 54 i- ' I U A 4 1 .- V Q' ' A 1 czzu 1-A M1114 ' 'WWW ALEXANDER, FRANCES ANN ALLISON, BOBBY JOE AKERS, MARGARET ANN ADAMS, MARY LOUISE ABERCROMBIE, MAXINE ANDREWS, PAUL LINDEL . HJ ' AULBAUGH, JACK jf BARNES, BOBBY BARRAS, NELVA ' BARRAN, PATSY RUTH BENDER, JOEL BLACK, BARBARA LOUISE .Q,,,,l2ky ,IL if , J R lr h A KU! 6 A ,V ' ' ,if v My grrfi BLACK, CAROL WRIGHT, MARJORIE BLA SH P, J. W MW NEENSHIP, VIOLA Q f SX - LAYLOCK, DIXIE LOU 1 0,05 W BOND, BARBARA BONNER, ALAN BRANDHORST, MARY JANE BROWN, ROSELLEN BROWNING, SALLY BURCH, LEILA JUNE BURCH, SARAH JANE -II 55 M- 'Q- 'X o 9 43571 ,fel 44 I 1 J 7 A 9 5, U1 'M www? a0',,r-W BURCH, BARBARA 5,-9' WYLIE, ANN 42 BWTT, TH 4 0 BURRM RIISEMAQY CAMPBELL, GENE CANANT, AUDREY CARTER, JOHNNY CAYWOOD, JUANITA CHESSON, GORDON CI-IITVVOOD, DOROTHY MARIE PAUL DEAN COCO, RUSSELL CONLEY, THEDA CONYERS, THOMAS ZUKEL, BARBARA J CRANE, EARLYNE CRASS, JOHN CROW, LOUISE CUDE, DELMA JEAN CUSTER, MARIAN DALE, BELBALINE DAVIS, DELLA MAE DEAN, BETTY JO DEBUSK, BUDDY - 56 H- W , ANE DISHMAN, BETTY DISHMAN, GEORGE h DQDDS, ETH EL LA YP .7215 fkflwf, 15' 9 bn ELKINS, MARILLYN 'G ' ELLIS, RUTH FABER, HENRY FAIN, JEAN FINLEY, BETTY JO FITZGIBBON, RODERICK FITZGIBBON, RODNEY FORSYTHE, MELBA JEAN FROST, EDWARD GIBBS, CLAUDIA GRAVES, KENDRICK GREENBERG, DONNY HARVEY, MARJORIE HATCHELL, HELEN HATTON, JO ADA ,A Q HAWLEY, JEAN HAYES, ELEANOR LOU Qfjgffy HEBERT, N OLAN ,-f,f 1 ffl, 9' QQ I A- yi- EWI , FL CE , rlNg,o AS R V JR iff L H ,rv , 3 ,, QV if f J, W, HOUSE, TOLIVBR HUFF, BBRTIS HUGHEY, ELWANA JJ fm 4 t N 'J .-I 4 J as su 'iriv- I w 5 L7- I A53 K 1 , J r J mm HUTCHISON, PATRICIA JACKSON, BOBBY X JOHNIGAN, BOBBY 9 1 4- JONES, DAN . W vbuben KENNA JULIA BETH KERR, CAROLYN jgwf' 0 KING, PATSY ANN ' U' AL 'v-N-fl-LL, fr j , Jfq, KIRBY, EUGENIA r l uf, A X. . K Y. AMB TOMMY WMV LEWIS, JOHNNY LIGHTFOOT, MAROSS LIGON, MARJOR1 0 aj W! LINEBARGER, BILLIE MARIE LINDSEY, FREDDIE LOCKWOOD, SARAH ANN LOMBARDO, CARLISS LOWERY, WILLIE LUKE, OSCAR I 1 WWW LUM, BETTY JOE MCCLELLAND, DOLORES gh,-1 Mu., fa 7 J P4074 lffa, ff IGHT ROY 9 1'SQ,j NMARTi, O. D. MARTIN, MELISSA MARTINEZ, YOLANDA MIERTSCHIN, PEGGY MESSER, FRANCES J Xa A tu I1 MICHAIL, JOYCE 0. . LX-A LW'-'9'q4OAK, ADDIE V. MORGAN, JAMES MORRIS, SYBLE NAQUIN, GENE NASTAS, NAZELLE NICHOLS, RUTH O'DELL, LaNELL ODLE, CLARA ETTA OLSON, JOAN O,NEAL, DONALD ORTEGA, DAVID ORTEGA, FELIX PACE, ELIZABETH ANN PARIGI, FRANCES PARRISH, DOROTHY A PERSOHN, MARY A 2 PIAZZA, GERMAINE 2 1 -H 59 H- I 'Ni' PITTMAN, HELEN RANDALL, MARIBELLE RAYDER, JEANNINE RICHARDSON, J. B. RICHARDSON, OLIVETTE RIGGS, RUEL ROBLOW, WILLIE LEE RUSSELL, DOROTHY RYAN, KATHERINE SACHITANO, MARY BOB SACHITANO, VIOLET 5:2 Nw SADTLER, ANITA SANIDERS, DICK SANDERS, MALCOLM SCARBROUGH, ANN SHAW, NONA awe ' SHERMAN, NELLIE 700-1 0' smgggggg, B I SMITH, EVERETT SMYLY, MYRA LOU SPIVEY, PATS JACK SQUYRES, RAYMOND STEINMAN, SUE STEWART, MARGARET -60- STOCKHOLM, JERRY if I A 2 , SURLES, BOBBIE FAY SURLES, MARY o I ,,.. i J! X J ff ,f1' 5: ,f H 5. I Wi: W SWICKHEIMER, MARGARET THOMPSON, DOLORES THOMPSON, PATRICIA ANN TOWNS, HARLAN TRUELL, JOYCE TOWNSEND, C. J. :ja WT NNE VAU , B ' JANE VENER, MARILLYN VEST, BEVERLY VINCENT, CARL WAGNER, BETTY JO WARD, FLOYD WELDON, DIXIE MAE WHITE, KATHERINE WHITE, NITA SUE WHITLOCK, MARIETTA -E A 1 I Q i i I u WEIR, PEGGY WILDER, BETTY JEAN I WILLIAMS, LOUIS XA -H 61 rn- J' xi W4 LM, WILLIAMS, MEDORA LEE WILLIAMS, RAY WILLIS, BILLIE RUTH WILEY, ANNA MAE 16' f Xi, WINGATE, MARILYN 4' WOMACK, M WOOD, WAYNE WRIGHT, GEORGIA 1 ADAMS, VIRGINIA M I ARNOLD, MAXINE LJ, M . BARCLAY, GEORGE BARRETT, MARVIN BERNARD, RAY BRIDGES, THELMA BURNS, DORIS CHRISTMAN, BARBARA COPPLAN, SUE -. DAVIS, ILYNE . x a! .16 DuBOIS, BONNA LEE X GUNN, SALLY 5 ' X I HARRIS, RAYMOND S I J 1 Y. 1 HARRISON, JOHNIE NELL HEBERT, JO ANN HOLT, MURLEEN 162.- HILL, SUSAN HENSLEY, RUTH ivy Aj MOWARD, MARY . 1' WJ W HUNTER, ROSEMARY L I 9' JACKSON, JIM LeBLANC, CLIFFORD LeBLANC, TOMMY 4 MADOLE, MARTHA MCKINZIE, SALLIE WWW' MA PERKINS, MARIE FRUGIA, SARAH SCHOEN, HAZEL SIBLEY, ANNITA SNYDER, BETTY JANE FULLER, CLYDE VALLEE, ANN WALES, MONA RAE WEITZEL, JOHN WEST, ANN WEST, BETTY JUNE -H 63 H- 'Vt E 5 J ap, in 94' if 'hx AAI Random Shots B. H. S. Studes around the year were caught by the do . . . Enduring boring classes ----- land teachers!-l!!! . , camera: Scrambling madly for the buses at 4:01. ...... Having the usual bull Sessions .'.. Giving 3 Smile Celebrating the Yuletide by singing carols ....... Read- cl-Immm I b l .Having the usual GOSSIP SESSION. ' ' Q ing the News Review--the jokes, of course .... Having Enjoying the Sleeping Hour .... Wandering the halls after queer expressions on their mugs at times-all times, . , . . a test. . . the next one . . .fNow what's wrong with her? Chattering the lunch-hour away ....... putting on won- da,fu11 assemblies Ilhlill O Wye had to fill the Space ???D Permanent members of the B. H. S. Clan, .... Getting with this oneh . . . Standing around. . . nothing to pointers on duck hunting from Smiley . . . . wa - I MW. nf' 'XX cs S65 X1 ' ww L V7 . ' ,psf 915151 -A 'G , ,gil 5 'f3'1:x' ww-' , 'V-Phgxgf' W, L fry - 2- 1 51-4? fl., rngfniyfgw ye, Q g ff xx.-1 f,g-,-57443-2155 MQ, .M - L. 5 1. wajwxi '- , z., Liv , liek- .,., W., ,w , ,, 1 . g5a.f-'..i ','- 1. . -541' Q' sf 3 , V X , ..:,g,fTH 5 4 n 1. 1. J . 5 ' W 1 0 1 ,..., V I -.a N. n .ai 'HQ' ,x.-.l..: ' ' U'.lY 7ll.lvin'ihn '5a1l' AT x ' 1,1 si' I L. M. COY, CARLOS DAVIS, E. E. HUTCHISON, COACHES Front row: JIMMY MOLL, HARRY VICKERY, DON CASH, BROOKS HEARTFIELD, JIMMY PRYOR, JAMES BAR- NES, LAMAR HART, ALTON MCALPIN, FELIX ORTEGA, CARNEY EITZGIBBON, FORREST SMITH. Middle row: GLENN BEADLE, MANAGER, MAX GREINER, JERRY SPAFFORD, BILL BRYAN, BILLY WALLACE, ROBERT MARSHALL, A. V. WISRODT, JIMMY JARVIS, MERRILL BRIDGES, RAYMOND SQUYRES, J. W. BLANKEN- SHIP, LEE JACK KYBURZ, ROBERT ATOR, JOHN BLAINE, MANAGER. Back row: COACH HUTCHISON, COACH COY, WYLIE HARRIS, DON MACE, GEORGE WHITTEN, GLENN NOR- VELL, ALFRED CORDER, CHARLES SCHOEN, KEN SMITH, ED HILDER, JACK BRECHIN, MILTON O'REILLY, COACH DAVIS. I f . ,,.., . ' A., n H r n N Q --. :Wi .. H ' IW mi QQ. A T Mi? A 4 'x' 7 5 , -'ff 1 ' -iv-: I ' I ,' '. 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'8 'Zff4 ' ,gf x ff , sf Q , Nj' 'f 'w L- ',j?'4fff q if 'f 51 ,. 4 ,L is vl,' Y L aff .A Q ' m A 'iv 'f W ug Nl' .Q 1' F71 aiu? if HHSKHHHII Beaumont High's Royal Purples really went to town in basketball. They won 20 out of 23 games, the City Cham- pionship, and the North Zone of District 14AA. They were undefeated in City and North Zone play. In the City Park Department Tournament, the Royal Purples cleaned up, going through the Tournament undefeated. In the other tournament, in which they were entered, the Purples went to the semifinals, and were defeated by Cushing 30-24. Goose Creek defeated them in District playoffs, 51-32, and 46-31. With only one letterman to build on, Coach Hutchison produced -a smooth-working hotshot team. Their passing and shooting ability was praised many times by opposing coaches and men. Lamar Bubba Hart, returning letterman and guard of extraordinary ability, and Don Mace, smooth ball handler and hotshot, were the two stalwarts on defense and the lead- ers in the Purple offensive. Edgar Snow Arthur and Ray Don Carter, fast breaking forwards, kept the meshes warm with their repeated counters. Joe Mouton, center, kept the offensive moving by ringing up two points every few minutes for our side. These five were ably aided by Ted Jackson, Ed Hilder, and john Gambrell. All these were lettermen. The job of the second string was to keep the first string in tiptop condition, and they did just that. The second- stringers were Don VVillis, Richard Davis, Earnest Crone, and Carl Branson. Their rewards were reserve letters and silver basketballs. We cannot underestimate the ability and teamwork of the 45 Royal Purules. They've made a name for Beaumont High. Opponent Opponent Beaumont E R ENCH 2 4 -,-,YYY, YYVV- ,,g-YYYYY Y 2 6 ST. ANTHONY 32 ,,,,, YVYY Yrzzrbnbr 3 4 SOUTH PARK 18 ,,,,,,, ,Y,,,,,,, 2 8 FRENCH 16 YAYYKK, WAYYYKYYY 1 8 ST. ANTHONY 16 Y,Y,,,- Y,,Y,- g V44 SOUTH PARK 20 ,,,,,,, ---,V,Y-, 3 0 PORT N ECHES 5 ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 4 4 PORT ARTHUR 2 3 ,,,,,,, ,,------, 3 4 PORT NECHES 10 ,,,,,., ,,,,,, , , 37 PORT ARTHUR 2 5 ,v,,,,, ,,Y,Y,,Y 4 0 SOUTH PARK 18 ,v,,,-, Y, W 30 ORANGE 2 3 ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 9 SOUTH PARK 19 .,...,, .,.,,,,,, 3 2 PORT NECHES 19 ...... . .,...,,. Sl PORT ARTHUR 17 ....... ......... 2 0 ST. AUGUSTINE 30 ....... ......... 3 7 LIVINGSTON 2 6 ....... ........ 3 l CUSHING 30 ...... . ........ . 2 4 ORANGE 39 .a..... .. ...... 44 SOUTH PARK 2 7 ....... ........ ..... 2 8 GOOSE CREEK 51 ....... - ------ -.32 GOOSE CREEK 46 .........................---.... 31 Front Row: HARRY VICKERY, Manager, RICHARD DAVIS, CARL BRANSON, LAMAR HART, EARNEST CRONE, JOHN GAMBRELL, DON WILLIS. Back Row: COACH HUTCHISON, TED JACKSON, JOE MOUTON, DON MACE, ED HILDER, RAY DON CARTER, EDGAR ARTHUR. ,M 5 gifs- ity ly: ll '-fm. V. W, x 3 txx 1, My . E K 1 Q '-, , 'Q .wil ,X 1 -. A N QL -9 W 4, 'fgwrw 3 r .- Mix 45'-if E ' x 3 21 3 . w. 'Q W 'N x 5 W F ,-az, ,,,,,,N,,,, , U 1 1 ff., , - 'Oni S xx W.. J . Y, x if .W X 1, 1 4 ' Sf 1 sz , 4 f f 3 Im X ,V at 'C 1 iff if 'VPl' H9 Wnfi 1, Two points! H 2. Corder takes the ball! 3. Hart shoots! 4. Arthur and Mace scramblely' 5. Mace shoots! U 6. Corder takes the re- bound! 7. L. to R. Ted Jackson, Richard Davis, Carl Branson 8. Harry Vickery, Man- ager lHHEl I. Whitten putting shot. 2, Hollister, up and over. 5. Squyres throwing the discus. 4. Left to right: Knoblock, Feldman, Herrington, Evans H ay. 5. Herrington clears the hurdle. 6. Left to right: Sledge, Feldman, Herrington, Evans. 7. Left to right: Front row: Cargill, Barkley, Sobel, Walden, DuPerier, floale, Masterson, Colburn, Smith, Conn. Middle Row: Beadle, Feldman, Darrell, Sledge Hay, if 1 Herrington, Evans, Ramsey, Brown, Yentzen, Beck. Back row: Hollister, Carter, Richard, Knoblock, Mou- ton, Leming, Owen, Wallace, Whitten, Schofner, Coach Davis. As the Pine Burr goes to press, it is impossible to foretell the outcome of the 1945 track season in terms of events won or lost. judging by the initial performance of the Purple tracksters in the Port Arthur meet, there are in the pictures on this page a number of outstanding performers in track and field events. Coach Davis, who has worked hard to arouse interest in track among the boys of Beaumont High, should be congratulated for his fine work with these boys. We fw, W, ,mf W ,. ,Mbf if 2 ,, if f f if if ' 4 M 4 1 Z M . I , wh . ,Q , if ,f g K, ff J' 'fs 'Ni JP , -o 1 - ,,,. -4 W ' Q. as , 'an 0 'N' :I ar fi X 'I . f, x m l . 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' x w VW' E ' ' ' af- Q 3 f L. w M fwf T Vt is 3 .14 ,f 1 will-N f .T 2 if 1 A, Q, - z ' 4' ,,5,sgQ . f, f'SA zv,.'g'.'l We .4-if , iff, iw x .1 4 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Pr0SidCI1f A-AA fff-------'-----------,--'-CCffCCf-v---5 -- JOHN GAMBRELL Vice-President .,,,...,.,,...C.... .,.- ..,C,.....C,,,,,, JAMES BARNES Corresponding-Secretary ,..,.....,,, MARTHA JANE MORRIS Recording Secretary .,,, ELIZABETH TYRRELL Treasurer .K.-4A...w..,.... - ....,...,.C,....,....,..v,,..,....., - LAMAR HART Sergeant-at-Arms ..,..,.,,.,.....,,I,....,....,A,,,,, KENNETH SMITH Chairman of Faculty Advisory Group,,DOUGLASS RAMSEY Sponsors. ..,........,,...... Mrs. Margaret Savage, Miss Jennig Glen FACULTY ADVISORY GROUP Seniors: Lee Jack Kyburz, Laura Lee Green, Myrtle Mae duPerier. Juniors: ,..,,.,..,,,.,.. Edgar Arthur, Gerald Sobel, Ann Jackson Sophomores: ....f.....V Ruth Ellis, Jim Jackson, Mary Joe Surles HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Seniors Juniors 102 Mary Louise Pecora 111 Bertha Barlow 104 Beulah Mae Dimmitt 206 Evelyn Balcar 118 Lamar Hart 208 Helen Syler 320 309 244 242 229 228 221 218 214 rw 1 f V J m. rn, .sf Sophomores Billie Marie Linebarger Joe Greene George Yianitsas Evelyn Harlan 210 joe Hodges 216 Tom Livesay Ann Vallee 232 Tommy Adams 250 Helen Kellam LLLIIMY Loeb Sglflg? 238 Jimmie Kaye Hurley 234 Dale McLemore G32 Ngquigc nano 314 jimmy Moll 246 Wilma Eddins Carroll Wayne Conn - 211 Mariorie Wright 321 Ted jackson 310 Ray Mitchell 204 Nona Shaw 338 Elllabefh TYITCU 523 Max Gfelflef 114 Russell Coco 340 Ray Carter 341 Bill Richard 329 Sara Crager SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ,,A,,s,,,,,,,-,-, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. L ,,,,,,.....,.ss,s,,,,l. J immy Seay President ,,,,.........,..t,.,.,,,,,,,,,,.. - .,...,.,,.................... joe Mouton Vice-President -,,,, , .,,,,.,..,,..,. james Barnes Vice-President ,,,,,,...,, Arthur Smith Secretary -,,-,,,,V A ,,,,,,,-,, ,,e,,,,, M artha jane Morris Secretary .....,.... ,,,e... .t.,.,..,, D i ck Fulbright Treasurer ,,,- -3 ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, K enneth Smith Treasurer ,,r.,.,,,....e 2 ,,.e,,,.. L ,,,er David Cargill SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ,,,,......e,......A.,..A.,..ll.lvs.A...,.,,......-.,. M ,f,f...-- Perry Murphy Vice-President ..... ,...t.e 2 ......... Ge orge McDaniel Secretary ,rrr,,,,,,-,,,,,,,r,, A ,...,.,,,.,, L ,.,.,.... Ann Williford Treasurer -,-,,srrr,r,r,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, - .,,,,.,,,,,,,. ,,.,...,. B Evelyn Harlan President of the Student Body ........A.,.... - -... J0hIl Gflmbrell Vice-President of the Student Body .....A.......... 130118135 RHIHSCY I I I I I I I I I I IIHIIII IIIHIIII The drum and huglc corps has been in existence since l92'l. This group wus first organized, without instruments, I as at drill squad known as the Boosters and remained so un- 2 til l93l. ln this year the drill squad became known as the Purplettcs, and served also as the pep squad. A few years later in 1954 plans were made for a drum and bugle corps, .ind the organization chose to become known as the Royal I Guards, which over a period of ten years, has given service I to the school and has been Ever Loyal . The officers this year are: Captain Mary Lou Henckel Drum Lieutenant , Frances Nobles Tenor Drum Leiutenant , Iva Mae Stafford Bugle Lieutenant u , ,, , , , Ellen LaCour Color Guards:. Margaret Ann Turner lSergeantJ, joyce Stafford, Clarice Lewallen, Dorothy Holland, Gloria Courts Twirlerszn, .Hjohnnie Conley, Delphine Cammack, jo Ann Hebert I I I 17, 4. vv Maxine Abercrombie Terrell Adkisson Edwin Anderson Jack Aulbaugh George Barclay Roy Berg William Blum O. B. Chapman Paul Dean Clark King Chisholm BAND OFFICERS HHNH Member Ernest Crone Billy Dawson Harold Delany Donald De Priest Delores Ducote Audrey Ellis Parker Folse Donny Greenberg Don Hollingsworth Jodie Hoffer Drum Ma yor ...,....,.,,......................... - ...,,..,,.... Dorothy Gripon Twirlers H., ,,,.....,,,.... Katherine Burke, Bobbye jean Hughes Color Guards ,.........., Bonnie Barnes, Juanita Fremin, Florence Hewitt, Evelyn Townsley, Anna Mae Wiley. Band Captain. .,.. L .,,.,.,,,.,.,,,,,,..r.r....,.....,e,,,,., George Otis Allen Band Manager ..,.. ,,,..,.,.. ,.r............ E 1 don Chester Student Director ..,. - .,,,... r.....,, W illiam Anderson Student Librarian ,,,,., ,,.,,r..,.,,,,,.,,,,,.,..,,.. R obert Brandes Band Secretary ........ L ,,.,r...,...,........,,....,,,,.,..,,.. Bill Gould Lieurenants ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,r, , Lee Elmer Hay, Leon Mechem s of the Band Charles Landry Tommy LeBlanc Clifford LeBlanc Ann Little Carlos Lombardo Bobby Lynch O. D. Martin Mike Merriam Peggy Miertschin Doyle Miller Iohn Morgan George McDaniel Gene Naquin Elvin Sandlin Ray Sims Ierry Stockholm Grady Stripling Henry Talbert Sergeants .........,.. Tommy Adams, Morris Drew McCall, Gene Wilcox. Corporals, ,,,..,..,., Don Knapp, Tom Livesay, Charles Powell. Chairman ...., Seniors ,,,,,,,,,, .....,,,,.... juniors ..,...,...... .,,,,.... BAND COUNCIL Sophomores ....,... r..,,,.., . Gene Naquin, William Anderson john Morgan, Donald DePriest Don Hollingsworth, Mike Merriam Donny Greenberg Director ,rr,,,, ,L ,,,,,,,,,,.,............,............ Myron Guither H A I .. 83 ll- i HHlHlSlHH Violins: Newts Guilbeau, Nora Jane Townsend, Billy Bul- gier, Frances Haynie, Dorothy Bryan, Charlene Kiker, Eliza- beth Abbott, Mignon jackson, Mary Parker, Mildred Bell, Beverly Conover, Harvey Winfree, Olivette Richardson, Ruth Hensley, julia Beth Kenna, Lois jean Cooper. Violas: jeannine Henderson, Margaret Jackson, Lou Alice West, Gloria Mae Peebles, Marta Robinson, Rosellen Brown, Mary llob Sachitana. Cellos: Reed Quilliain, Cecil Ann Cameron, Mary Helen Kellatn, Margaret Stewart, Melba jean Forsythe, Bobby Wforttnan, Charles Stout. Basses: Sara Shirkey, Lynn Walker, Gene Hatchcll, Helen llatchell, Frances Alexander. Flute: Billy Richard, Sue Steinman. ll Tenor Sax: Frank Neil Clarinets: Robert Leatherwood, john Pepitone, Marilyn Neil, Elizabeth Pace. Trumpets: Sonny DeBusk, James Barnes, jackie Oliver, Tolliver House. Trombone: Dan Davis Harp: Mignon jackson, Frances Alexander. Bells: Betty Snyder, Marvin Barrett. Accordian: Elizabeth Swank, Dolores McClelland. Piano: Laura Lee Green, Rita Blakeman. Director: Mrs. Lena Milam, Assistant: Mrs. Ruth Howell OFFICERS President: Laura Lee Green: Vice-President: jackie Oliverg Secretary-Treasurer: Tolliver House: Librarian: Newts Guil- beau, Betty Snyder. - 84 EHUHUS BOY'S CHORUS Thomas Conyers, R. A. Farque, Kenny Graves, Donald Lee George, Nolan Hebert, Robert Hill, James Morgan, Lee McAlpin, Frank Patrick, J. P. Richardson, Walter Sekaly- H. M. Smith, C. J. Townsend, Lon McDougle, John Craig- leir, Jack Durr. GIRLS' CHORUS Mary Louise Adams, Margaret Ann Akers, Mary Elizabeth Alexander, Maxine Arnold, Frances Bean, Wilma Bernard, Veda Marie Bland, Bennie Brooks, Bernice Broussard, Fran- ces Brown, Ethel Burkett, Rose Mary Burrage, Iris Marie Cain, Audrey Canant, Cala Sue Carroll, Freda Chefchis, Kath- erine Cherry, Joy Cherry, Barbara Christman, Dorothy Chit- wood, Mary Nell Courtney, Sarah Crager, Carolyn Cruise Marian Custer, Marjorie Day, Betty Dishman, Ethel Dodds, Billie Marie Dunstan, Wilma Eddins, Ruth Ellis, Betty Estes, Pauline Ewald, Gloria Farha, Marcha Jean Faulkner, Flora Dean Ford, Jimmie Ford, Ernestine Freeman, Maxine Free- man, Geray Gayley, Jane Geen, Sarah Nell Glover, Earline Goddard, Billie Jean Goff, Norma Goldstein, Martha Graves, Joyce Gravett, Betty Hamilton, Dixie Hargrove, Lillian Harrel, Jo Ada Hatton, Eleanor Lou Hayes, Velva Ruth Head, Pat Herring, Lou Anne Hill, Geraldine Hollister Murleen Holt, Eleanor Horn, Mary Howard, Rose Mary Hun- ter, Pat Jaronitzky, Elizabeth Kattawar, Carolyn Kerr, Patsy King, Pauline Lelfkowitz, Charlotte Leone, Maross Lightfoot, Billie Marie Linebarger, Joyce Linscomb, Imogene Lewis, Nancy Mace, Marjorie McCree, Jeannine McAlpin, Martha Madole, Nancy Mauldin, Frances Messer, Joyce Michael, Lillian Minella, Jackie Moody, Gwendolyn Moon, Betty Moore, Frankie Moore, Claire Louise Morel, Syble Morris, Betty Ann Morrison, Jacqueline Myers Nazelle Nastas, Eve- lyn Night, Mary Elizabeth Oldham, Joan Olsen, Lee Mary Parker, Dorothy Parrish, Patricia Paxton, Mary Pershon, Ann Pitre, Betty Ann Pitre, LaNell Rigdon, Irene Rush, Katherine Ryan, Vid Sachitano, Ann Scarbrough, Grace Sei- bert, Ann Shaver, Nellie Sherman, Erbel Simmons, Lindell Smith, Norma Steadman, Bobby Joe Surles, Mary Jo Surles, Margaret Swickheimer, Mary Ann Terrell, Becky Thames, Delores Ann Thompson, Louise Thomas, Joyce Truell, Au- drey Vanwater, Dixie Mae Weldon, Billie Wanda Wesner, Ann West, Betty June West, Geraldine White, Katherine White, Margaret Wiley, Myra Williams, Medora Lee Wil- liams, Mozelle Womack. Georgie Wright, Dorothy Wyche, Barbara Zukel. 9 Silllllll Plill One of the Year's outstanding dramatic achievements was the senior class presentation of Tomorrow the World , a timely drama concerning the rehabilitation of a Nazi boy, Emil Bruckner, play- ed by Richard Davis. Richard really brought down the house with his neat interpretation of the difficult character. All the six feet and two inches of Reed Quilliam's bulk were thrown into his portrayal of Michael Frame, Emil's uncle who trans- ported him to a small midwestern college town, only to find that he had a Hitler youth on his hands. Marjorie O'Madigan gave an understanding interpretation of Leona Richards, Michael's fiance, who gained the boy's hatred by her Jewish blood. The loving pose below was one of the many torrid little scenes between the two which added to the appeal of the play. Jessie Frame, Michael's idolizing sister who turned to Emil for comfort when her brother announced his marriage plans, was play- ed by Erbel Simmons. Pat, Michael's daughter by a previous mar- riage, who took up for Emil repeatedly, only to receive a blow on the head for her trouble, was played by Myrtle Mae du Perier. Beulah Mae Dimmitt was Frieda, the Frame's maid, German by birth, but American by choice, and Jerry Asaro the college janitor, Fred Miller, who had his eye on the key to the professor's labora- tory, and the military secrets behind its doors. Jimmy Mall, For- rest Smith, ond Morris Drew McCall deserve honorable mention for their able characterization of Dennis, Tommy, and Butler, Pat's three friends whom she paid to come to the party she gave for Emil. After seeing the play, we didn't wonder that it played to a full house all during the '43, and '44 stage season, and that it was vot- ed one of the outstanding moving pictures of the year. We only wonder that our senior cast wasn't imported to play the roles on Broadway, and in Hollywood. E' ll 'E me M1 wwJ,..,,,,fr ...-w ' -ll 86 Il- Peace and quiet was' all Mr. David Day lArthur Smithl wanted, when fha? returned from Egypt, but what he found was anything but peace u . 'Mrs. David Day lCarolyn Cruisel is writing a book and has no time for the problems of her children, Danny Day lOscar Davisl who hasgjust tu-rned l8, and is leaving for the army, while Betty PGY lLo1s Cooperj, who runs a private canteen in the Day house, is engaged to four men, Jose lLeonard Goldsteinl, Macdougull ll.eon Grayi, Lt. Ranny Whitmore lRay Mitchelll and Lt. Dixie Roberts Uohnny Allenl. Llc, Kenny Gilbert lLynn Walker? comes to visit the Day Can- teen , not knowing that this is the family of a girl to whom he was once engaged. While he is there, Mary 'Day lWilma Eddinsl, now a WAC, comes home on a furlough. After some confusion, 'het' 'Plan a quiet wedding, but Grandma Day lJune 'EnglishJ, Aunt Kate lBobby Sue Cainl, and Aunt Annie lShirley Furbyl are af a different opinion. Professor Fud KArthur Beckl, a publisher, arrives at the Day home with a reporter Uoyce Pintschl, who is immediately captur- ed by, Grandma Da-y. Mrs. Bustle lEvelyn Balcarl, the general housekeeper and Leota lGrace Abneyl, the maid, have their hands full preparing for all the wedding guests, while the plumber lParker Folsel odds his wit to the situation. Danny's girl friend, Piggy Uacqueline Myersl, creates several high moments with her chemical explosions. Harriet Day lwMargaret Wileyl, the daughter-in-law, is the pac- ificator in the Day family, and does her bit in solving the Day's problems. With everything under control, Reverend Frederick lJoe Moutonl begins the ceremony. Miss Dorothy Coats did a superb job in directing her first pro- duction at B. H. S. Those contributing to the success of the play were Betty Wyatt, Billy Richard, Charles Landry, Eldon Chester, Beulah Mae Dimmitt, Marilyn Neil, and Felice Michelson, Miss Fannie Bouton, in charge of properties, was assisted by Grace Lillja, Mary Terrell, and David Cargill. -H 87 ll- 'ESJLJ f s Q 1 W ? 6 41 ' ,,. ..j'K .. is .S QQ'T ' School News Fl1RST SEM'ESTlElR Co-Editors: Myrtle Mae duPerier and Reed Quilliam: News Editor: Martha Jane Morris: Associate Editors: Fred Sutton and Joe Hodges: Sports Editors: Butler Hancock and Mildred Whatley: Feature Editors: Jay Crager and Wylie Harris: Make-up Editor: Langley Hellwig: Exchange Editor: Sam Smith: Photography: Howard Wingren: Printing: Channing Padgett: Copy Editor: Doris Jane Wilder: Typing: Cala Sue Carroll: Circulation: Jimmy Moll: Printing Instructor: E. F. Tiemann: Journalism Instructor: Marjory Keohane. SECON D SEMESTER Editor-in-Chief: Evelyn Townsley: News Editor: Rita Blakeman: Associate Editors: Erbel Simmons, Pat Jaronitzky, Kenneth Smith: Boy's Sports: Teddy Jackson, James Barnes: Girl's Sports: Clarice Lewallen, Margie Spafford: Features: Dorothy Henderson, Yvonne Kirby, Jimmie Kaye Hurley: Makers Up: George Love, Burton French: Copy Editors: Connie Brocato, LaVerne Davis: Circulation and Ex- change: 'Bobby Lynch, Morris 'Drew McCall, Oscar Vest: Art: Beulah Mae Dimmitt: Reporters: Ray Don Carter,, King Chisholm, Joann Ehrhart, Dorothy Holland, Andy Howland, Britton Laughter, and Evelyn Night. -II 89 ll- Voice The Voice of Youth Club, composed of students recom- mended by their history teachers, is an organization which offers students an opportunity to become informed about current exents and to broaden their views through a series of debates and discussions. Meetings are held during the sixth period every Monday, and talks concerning the topic of the program are given by the four discussion leaders--two on the affirmative side, and two on the negatixe. which are followed by a general class debate. The questions for debates range from local affairs to in- ternational problems, and the students select their own topics. Some of the topics which hate been discussed at regular meetings are as follows: Dewey or Roosexeltg XVhat to Do XY'ith Germany Compulsory Military Training: Should the lilectoral System of Electing the President Be Changed?1 Has l-fnglund Acted Unwisely and Unfairli XY'ith Greece?g Voice of Youth Members Herbert Allen, Anna Jean Baldwin, Lois Jean Cooper, Jay Crager, Wilma Eddins, Audrey Ellis, Parker False, Edward Frost, Leonard Goldstein, Donny Greenberg, Joe Grcene,, Butler Hancock, George Hayes, Dorothy Henderson, Dare Keelan, Nadine Langford, Thomas Lipscomb, George Love, Gloria Luke, Felice Michelson, Ray Mitchell, Durwood Norwood, Bills Richard, Kenneth Richardson, of 90 Youth Should the Chinese Government Cooperate With the Chinese Communists?g Should Persia Grant Oil Concessions to Rus- sia?g Should the Treaty Power of the United States be Cur- tailed?g and Should a National Service Law Be Passed? Aside from the regular Monday meetings, the Voice of Youth Club occasionally presents an outside program. This year several of these programs have been given. October the eighteenth a two-act play on the Constitution was pre- sented at the Rotary Club, and repeated on the nineteenth in the Beaumont High School Auditorium. Post-War Ed- ucation was the theme of the discussion given November 29th at 7:50 P. M. over KRIC on the Pilot Club's Forum of the Airn. In the Voice of Youth Club, students learn to investigate problems and to present both sides of a question, which is very necessary in the democratic way of life, The purpose of this organization is to further patriotism, to improve Clt' izenship, and to create interest in domestic and foreign af- fairs. Annita Sibley, Arthur Smith, H. M. Smith, Margaret Swickheimer, lrene Tettenbaum, Lou Alice West, Ann Williford. 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AUTO GLASS Mlnuxoas MAIJIQ INSTALLED 'Io oIuII-LII WHILE You WAIT WINDOW. MIRROR ANU PLATE GLASS BSI Park Pllllllf' l430 r-405-1 0 I Sgattn A BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS ...for... ENGRAVING -- SOCIAL STATIONERY BOOKS -- GIFTS GREETING CARDS -- FOUNTAIN PENS Phone 680 278 Pearl u-409-4 I Il. SHHIIIIHEII HINIHI HHINEY RENTAL PROPERTY, ALL KINDS HOUSES AND APARTMENTS GOODHUE BLDG. PHONE 4270 Compliments - of .. FRIE D HERE'S AN EXAM THAT'S EASY!- I. What laundry and cleaning organization was founded in Beaumont eight years before the Spanish-American War? II. What local laundry recently enlarged its quart ' on Liberty Avenue, the better to serve you? III. And what local laundry also has plants in Houston and San Antonlo? For zz Grade of 10017-answer SHEPHERD'S to all Slwp ' Phone ONE-ONE tlae questions! 55 YEARS HOUSTON AND IN BEAUMONT SAN ANTONIO, TOO -Y ,A .V+-4ov-4--W-a+ - 116 - Compliments v Q 'Of' Compliments - of - 1. C. PENNEY CUMPANY, INC. V 0'!Veal awlnfifwae Ganffzanq 630 Park Street CQMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Compliments - of - Cl3aull'1..x Compliments -. of .... Phnenix Furniture Co I -in 117 M M. i P7 PD DD 44 K 44 Williforefs FINER FOODS Calder at 8th BEAUMQNT, TEXAS DDDQKK Phone 9 O1 DR. H. A. PHILIPSON GPTOMETRIST 330 PEARL ST. BEAUMQNT, TEXAS 775594 This Familiar SigfYntui'e 1 1 intra cc Qto Iity and fairness in C om p I im e n t s ' 111 t e businesses in - of - 1-Z, V, Beaumont I . 'QM 11, 'T ,Q 4 eg? -if The Texas Laundry Q o . J '4 'p 1 ' ,ix f U ' 5 DRUG COMPAN ' '5A ' DWG SERWCE C 0 m p I i m e n t s 1 of L Q Q 0 A ls1'1AUMoN'i' lNs'1'1TU'i'1oN lf U R 'I' II I R 'I' Y - ,II W' O Y Ii A R S K. C. W'ITI'IIfRS C. M. SMELKIQR SIHEIHEH-UIITHEHS and CUIIIPHIIU GULDEN ANNIVERSARY ESTABLISHED 18954945 INSURANCE if BQNDS if REAL ESTATE if RENTALS BEAUMUNT. TEXAS GILBERT BUILDING PI-IQNE 6770 ins H WTHE FINEST STUDIO IN THE GREAT SOUTHWEST 'K 'A' 'Ir 'A' 471 Pearl Street Phone 5388 SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE sms -Rumucw 21 cum? ANY ' S10 OR MORE ON SEARS' EASY TERMS if i' O 'A' 'k Compliments Tof, Wm. 74. SMLZA 'k i' C 'A' i' -ll119H- 5? D 53 ii Qi 6 o Q .W T T :T llllpfIlQl'fI.,l WWC QQ QQ JEXVELERS Smart Styles 336 Bowie Street --- Gilbert Building if FOR 'A' Telephone 4313 Smart Girls Q h Compliments i of -. ISHAUMONT, TEXAS ROYAL MARKET GRUCERY CU. O Q O 695 Magnolia Phone 17 or 18 TL Compliments ,Oil 0-. N0l'tl1 Sll'66t Phgng Ti -170- 5 I I O Q O T I C 97433 C9 Umllany I TROUP DRUG co. PHONE 4121 I Best Wishes to Uur Friends . .. for . .. 520 DAARIPOSA C o u r t e o u s S e r v ic e Phone 202 Beaumont, Texas O 9 O TIP TOP CUNEY ISLAND - f- HQME MADE CHILI Tigkleys SANDWICHES CONEYISLAND 'zxffo 2 doors from WITH Pearl SM TlNKLE'S FURNITURE CU. 274 Crockett Gus Smog BETTER VALUES 443 PARK ST. V Daly's Auto Home Supply TIRES - HARDWARE - TOOLS SPORTING GOODS HOME SUPPLIES BICYCLES 81 SUPPLIES ORLEANS AND LIBERTY PHONES 2814 and 2815 'Y -II 121 Il- iam 0 O -O Compliments - of - A PRHEJNIID OOO SANTA FE SALVAGE C0. W1i1aR12 QUAI,I'I'Y Plume ANI! SliliVllfl:Q PlusvA1l. Phone 2365 202 Crockett St. THE BIBLE ' Q 3 2 . 1 5 X . T, i 1 o 1 1 l- l lsr IS THE VVQRD OF GOD Read it, hide it away in your heart . . The Truth XY'ill Make You Free. Yours for God and CClIllIfl j' HARRY H. HODGE Sorafinoo Shoe Repair Shoo COWBOY B00TS to SHOES REPAIRING 81 DYEING Ssyllyz' 14552 1112 ffogoiioi 'if , , 4 ,L giQi,fC'- x N f -.o 1 fool , ' of AAP' r.,,,,,,..,....' BEAUMoNT TEXAS Rcfcorclcfcl Music' Tbafs Mellow 01' Solid- Solbfaisticafecl or Swccff- . . . at . . . Soarlos Radio Sorvioo VICTOR-DECCA-COLUMBIA CAPITAL-OKEH -122- if Tomorrow's Magic WILL COME ONT T PRO ED B RESE C W? C ali f orni El We Et ern S tmtes Liwel Insurancw Companq HOME OFFICE 0 SACRAMEHTO LEO A. MOLL MANAGER Y Res. 5550-J 215 Goodhue Building Telephones f Bus. 3328 Beaumont, Texas 2 hir.- I f , - I 1 X If ' if PRINTING EXSTATIONERY G1 3 J J A L -M123H- H , G U U D L U AND OUR VERY BEST WISHES Thanks for Your Generous Patronage During The Past Season Jefferson Amusement Co. ,-wigs'-2 -V We BEAUMONT Theatres in Beaumont 0 HZFFIERSON LIBERTY 0 'l'lV0l..l i' 0 LAMAR R10 0 PEOPLES UW' , Mg SHOPS FOR MISSES AND YOUNG WOMEN -1-f- EFFEENT PORT ARTHUR v he INDEX QF ADVERTISERS A. B. C. Food Stores ..,... 1 04 I. J. Abelman ,....,...,,...,... ,,,AA,A 9 7 Henry Anawaty ,.,.,., - .A...,,,, M ,,-,, 97 rtcraft Studio .....,,,. 97 shy's Linen Shop .,.,., 97 C. L. Babcock ,...... - .,..,,., ,,,7A,,, 1 00 Beaumont City Lines .,,,....... ,,,v,,,A 1 04 Beaumont High Cafeteria AAA,..,,,, ,,-,v,, 1 00 Beaumont Hotel Association ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 107 Beaumont Paint and Glass Co, v,11, W -,,11A 99 Beaumont Tire Company .,,.. , ,,,,1,,,---,,,-,- 99 D. Bellard Drapery 8: Carpet Shop. ....... 100 Looney-Bergin Ice Cream Co. ,,,,,,,1,,--,,t, 110 Boutin's Flowers ,,,,,1.,,,v,.-,,s,v1,,,, 96 J. V. Brock ....,,..,,...,,,v,,,,,.vc,, 1 ,,,1,,Y,,,,,,,,., 100 Brown Furniture Company ..... .- 97 Dr. George H. Brown ..,.,,,,,...,,, 94 Burchfield Hardware Company -,,,,.,,,,, ...100 Burkett's Food Market ..,,..,..,,,, rw. 96 Business Men's Studio ,,,,,,..,,,r,,-,,,,,,1,,,,,,1, 99 California Western States Life, Inc ..,...,,. 123 Cantella's ,.....,,.,,,,...,.. L .,...,,,,....,,,,. E ,,,,..,,, 98 Chenier Business and Radio College ...,,, 101 Ed Cherry's ,.1,..,...v....,. - ...,,...,.,,1..1......,,,,... 94 W. G. Clark .,,1.....,,, ..,. 96 Coastal Cattleman ..... Coca-Cola ,.........,.,.....,. A. G. Coffman ,,,,.,, A .,....,.. Colonial Sweet Shop ........ ..... E . Dairy Maid Ice Cream ..,.,.. ........ Dallas-Williams .,............ ........ Daly's Auto Supply ....,.. - ....... ........ Revola Davisson Co. ..., Dover's ..,,,,....,........,,....,.......... J. S. Edwards and Company ,....,. Elkin's Men's Wear .,-. .,,... E.-- Elliott Business Schools ..,.. ....... Ernestine's Beauty Shop .,,..,., Eunice Cherry Dress Shop ....,,.. Evans Motor Company -W .,.,1.. The Fair, Incorporated ....,,. ....... The Fashion .,..,,.,1,,1-.,,,,-,.,,.,,., ....... First Federal Savings 8: Loan ,,...,. ....... . - .,,.... 101 98 102 102 101 121 96 98 96 94 102 96 98 98 112 111 112 Fehr Baking Company ...,.,.. ,..,,,, 9 9 Feray's Fine Flowers ...., ,,,,,.,, 1 11 Fertitta's Shoe Shop ..,..., ,,,,,,,, 1 06 Ereedman's Jewelers ..,., 107 Fremin's Garage ...,.. .B 93 Fulleris Cafe ,,1... ,.,,,,. 1 08 Gem Jewelry -E ,,....,..,, 108 Geary's Food Stores ...,... 107 Giglio Sales Company .,,,,. 107 Globe Laundry ....,,......,,....,.. ,.,,,1,. 1 09 The Goodhue Building Co. ,,.... - .... --.109 Gordon's Jewelers ......,...,.,,, ,,,...,, 1 13 Gore's ..,....,...,.....,.... 111 Gulf States Utilities ....... 123 Gulf Supply Co. ....., 108 Heartfield Tile Co, .....,,,..,,...., ...,,1. 1 06 Hicks Paint 8: Wallpaper Co 115 V. G. Hinote Electric Co. ...,.,. 2 ,,,1,...,..,,,, 108 Hodgson 8: Stone .... . .,..,,, 109 Hoffer's ....,....,,.....,....,... Jefferson Amusement ..,,,1 Jay's ....,..... ....,... .......... John's Coffee Shop ..,.,,, Jones-Myers Feed Co. C. C. Kelley ................... King the Tailor ..,,,. Klein's Jewelers .,,,,. 107 124 110 110 108 103 108 110 105 Kyle's ...,... E ..,............... .. .................... ..... . .. Lamb Printing 8: Stationer y Co. ........... . 125 106 The Man's Shop ........................ ....... Majestic Photo Finishers .2 ......... ........ May's Jewelry Company McDougle's .................... McWhorter Beauty Shop ....... ....... y Moncla s ................... - ..... R. A. Morris ....., Munro s ................... ...... O'Neal Furniture Co. .,... Paul's ..... e ...................-- J. C, Penney Co. ..... . Dr. H. A. Philipson ....... Phoenix Furniture Co. .... Mae Price Beauty Salon ..... ...---- -M 125 M 106 106 106 105 106 115 113 117 117 117 117 117 106 Roberts Undertaking Co. ....... ....... 1 20 Rosentha1's .......... . ........... I ......... ....... 1 20 Royal Drive Inn .................... ........ 1 15 Royal Market Grocery Co. ..... ........... 1 20 Sabine Sign Co. ................ .104 Sabine Tabernacle -, ......... Salle Ann Dress Shop ...... San Jacinto Drug Co. ..... . San Jacinto Glass Co. ...... . Santa Fe Salvage Co. ..... - .... - ..... 122 18 1--...1 1 5 16 E ............ --122 Schlesinger Candy Co. ..... ....... 1 09 Sears Roebuck and Co. -E ............ ....... 1 19 Serafino's .................... - ................ 122 E. J. Shaddock ..... A ......... ...... .116 Shepherd's ..... L ........ ....... 1 16 Raymond Sims .... . .............. 116 Smelker-Withers and Co. ........... ....... 1 18 Wm. A. Smith ................ - ............... 119 Sparks Radio Service ................ .......... 1 22 Stewart Title Guaranty Co. ....... -M .... 115 Strong-Moore ........................ ....... 1 22 Sun Oil Co. ............. ....... 1 15 Szafifs Booksellers .... 2 ......... ....... 1 16 Taystee Bread Co. ....... 105 Texas Ice Co. ........... 121 The Texas Laundry ........ 118 Thames Drug Co. ...... 118 Thompson Electric ........... 104 Tillery Jewelry ....... - ........ ...... 1 04 Tinkle's ....... .................. 1 21 Tip-Top Coney Island ....... 121 Tower Bowling Lanes ....... 104 Troup Drug Co. ................. 121 United Gas Corporation .... .. ..... 105 Van Dyck Studio ............ 119 Vondersmith's ......... 114 Ward Jewelry Co ..... ...... 1 20 Western Union ...... W ......... 114 White House .................... ....... ...... 1 1 4 Wi1liford's Finer Foods ..... 117 George Wilson ...................... .. .. 114 F, W, Woolworth Co. ..... 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