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

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k'..4uL Christy Jackson and Stephanie Jackson watch Treva Booker Cbelowj give an ex-Queen IOSCS . Kafhy Olexa reigns as Homecomin queen Rain forced- halftime activities indoors , where the Queens presented roses to original Queens, who were honored guests, and where Kathy Olexa was crowned queen at the dance. Her attending court consisted of senior princesses Christy Thorp and Beth Woodward, and junior duchesses Adrienne Charlton and Mary Galles. Sophomore duchesses were Mary Jacobs and Marla Taylor, and freshman duchesses included Peetie Fon and julie Wilson, The dancers were musically entertained by Mr. Clean . 'i Right: Paul Taylor looks on as Assistant Princi- pal Bill Laceky congratulates Homecoming queen Kathy Olexa. Above: Mr. C1ean plays for the enjoyment of those who attended the dance. if .

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Rain Weis fans. fails +o dampen 'lu . is ,f l L 5,1 Q. ' , W . 0 o f -as fefafs ,fff ,,,,Lr5 N 44,7 - x .a-3 Lvl - A f a v' t st , Q X yl M wm over Trojans L rl' -fwi Q ' as 1 bL at .Q if be sg it . ' at .1 .A xf k V, 55 -, ,1,M fg'l. ,,,, Due to the downpour which delayed the l , A' l ',v' - Q ff' Qs. ' ' , f h 1 '-1eff:sgtfif x Af' start of the Homecoming Same, halftime Sammy Citrano, Brett West, Joe Abercrombie, and Robert Olexa relax with coeds at the Homecoming picnic. activities were cancelledg Homecoming queen Kathy Olexa was crowned at the dance , which followed the football game. Despite the rain, team spirit prevailed as Above: Cheerleaders lead the football players on to what would become a soggy field. Below: Band mem- bers watch the game from a band hall window after rain forced them to take cover. F the Purples went on to a wet Homecoming '73 victory over Forest Park . ' ..l :JT-r ' 'K ' , 1' 8 Above: Wet cheerleaders try to keep spirit from being dampened , but the growing downpour forced almost everyone to seek shelter. Below: Only a handful were determined to see the game out. rm ' I

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Siudenf skifs are crea+ive a+ pep rallies Pep Rallies were especially entertaining with students dress- ing up as drill team members from rival schools. Theresa Cantu, Cathy Jacobs, Shawna Peters and Debbie Gon- zales imitated Vidor twirlers . The Purple Queens were not be out done and put on their own outstanding performance dressed as the Buffalo Bells for the match against French. The Homecoming pep rally was one of the best with a few teachers leading cheers in front of students. Sophomores dressed as Charl- ton-Pollard Polladettes and jun- ior and senior students acted out a bone-tickling skit representing the twelve years of school. Right: Janie Dodd shows purple spirits atop cheerleader pyramid . Above: Football boys head for their chairs. Below left: Purple Queens gave their impression of French High Buffalo Bells. --11--1 -1 '?,f'f 'W' 24,45 - .wffi-' '-a Q-1 , :fe-L is-fr t nas:-L4w K ' ,, EB ,f1,, ?.7Fff ' r f , Q aff' 552 ,-:..f Q Logs we-emrrffi iw? - A 1? 'ix J Wa y