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

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r lAbove left: Taking pictures Firsf day af school brings chaos First day at BHS is an ex erience that every freshman remembers: it's 1Fike entering a new world . Everything and everybody is soooooooo big, and the first reaction to the place is total bewilderment. Seniors seem to be much older than they are , and teachers seem as permanent as buildin fixtures. The fieling of lost identity haunts all freshmen and transfer students, but this feeling soon fades away with familarity. Most of the first day is spent writing themes or compositions about the summer vacation. The other half of the day is taken up with changing schedules and being placed in the right classes. The most interesting cpart of first day, however, is being with friends an making new ones. The impression of the school is good, but it is warm friendly atmosphere that makes it the greatest. r 5 ? F5 A ff . 'Brill Left: Brenda Johnson, Linda Merrill, and Dee Trees dis- play the different expres- sions for the first school day. Above right: Allen Smith, Linda Glenn, Ronny Cavonal, Phyllis Frusha and Rondell Alexander search for their names on the homeroom assignment list . for student Identification cards becomes a turmoil during the first week of school. Right: Students line up for their ID snapshots in the auditorium. Younger students find out it is a dif- ficult and boring task to wait their turn . if VD J in v . I I 5311, 23

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