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

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Dag siaris wiih parade fo r y gi . F Vkkk , V I ,,,,,. Top left: Freshmen chat around the bonfire. Above and below right: The parade of decorated cars and marching students head toward the pep rally. The morning after the annual bonfire the marching band and a parade of deco- rated vehicles led the student body to the stadium for a spirit-charged pep rally. Above: The car decoration winner was Christy Thorp's van which was finger painted as King Royal. Left: In the spirit chain competition, the Junior Class won first place after class presidents com- pared the lengths of the chains.

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