Beaumont School - Parapet Yearbook (Cleveland Heights, OH)

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ditorial ta ff DOROTHY WALSH LOIS CERNY Co-Editor Co-Editor Co-operation in work and generosity of time were the two main requisites for each girl on the Editorial Stall. Composing, writing, correcting, and rewriting were just a few of the jobs involved in compiling our book. No sacrifice was too great and no hour was too late to keep these girls from working tirelessly and endlessly to produce a Pampette worthy of Beaumont-a Pumpetze to be cherished by the Class of '5-4. Left to right: Mary Alice Sankey, Mary Alice Goebel, Carol Fox, Dolores Gullia, Jackie Cull, Dorothy Walsh, Nicolette Nardolillo, jaine Caswell, Lois Cerny, Judy Strunk, Lucille Dulka, Mary jo Vince. 67

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Business Staff Left In riglol: Mary Ellen Winters, Carol Miceli, Mary Fleck, Mary Ann Ewald, Gertrude Miller Barbara Dolf, Karen Mcl-Iale, Mary Hopkins, Nancy Graf. The l954 Parapellc could never have become a reality were it not for the admirable work of the Business Stall. Our blossoming financiers, in true Wzlll Street style, urged the class on to the goal, and in one last heroic effort, achieved it. NANCY GRAF MARY HOPKINS Business Manager Assistant Business Manager 00

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Fathers 9 Club The Dads' Club has become such a wonderful and forceful part of Beaumont that it is hard to think what we would do without it. These men, so generous with their time and energy, have sponsored many improvements and new additions to our schoolg they merit the heartfelt gratitude of every student. Mothers ' Guild A comparatively new, but very active organization at Beaumont is the Mothers, Guild. Along with the meetings throughout the year are the Mother-Daughter Communion Breakfast and the summer Garden Party. K8