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

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FIJRIZIDDRID The Days af hung. Arthur Valaant knaehts an shananp, .armor na emtteent t astles thrxllang, tourna nts ltaes nr tu a 5, an ant porous as .are reeorded an the paees of hastory' Chrmlry eaaety t rr ls .a thousand md one thanp mate those a ns memorable gust as a thousand and one memoraes of our yetars an Beaumont Hagh wall lawe n an our hearts Of course thangs may have C.l1ll1j.,CLl 1 hat same then The old whate chargers werent quate as fast as our new Buaeks or Pontrzacs and perhaps thc knaghts of old would have been somevah'at shoeked at our modern football games danees hayraales and sueh Nevertheless we lake to thank that we have some thang m common wath the fellows and garls of those days They fated problems mueh hke those we face today There were decasaons to be m1de there were tames when adeals had to he defended Ewen then there were forces of eval rrsang., up to tear down thc good Yet the knaght met etch test wrth courxge antegraty and determanataon In recallxng, the days of Kmg, Arthur rt s e hope of the Pane Burr staff that the ex1mple set forth by the knaghts of the Round Table wrll help each member of the clfass of 1950 to wan the battle of hrs a e 14,- 1 ? ? me ,'Q.aa'-Tr.J Aa,'-at.Q -ff ta. 1-a l. .air at 1.4, I -T ' .a- ' -ij .lj-, .Lax .Alva A ' U Q' ' 1 ' ' - ,' a- th- l'f. 'T X X S T as Q , qv 9' l

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IDEIDIIYACTIDD Q-ar-5 -, f Qf'i ' . ,uwfw ,fo , just as the knights of old were recognized for their loyalty and service, so we wish to re- cognize a man for his loyalty and service to Beaumont High School. We cannot, as in the days of King Arthur, reward him with a fabulous castle or royal title. We can however, in a small way, show our appreciation for his understanding heart, his helpful manner, and his unceasing efforts to please and to guide both teachers and students. In order to acknowledge this fine educator, true friend, and wonderful person, we, the Pine Burr staff of 1950, are proud and happy to dedicate this volume to our registrar, ' CECIL E. FERGUSON