Cleveland High School - Beacon Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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OV8 lfU0lf' current Since scientists all over the world have united during the school year, l957-l958, in an effort to discover and reveal the secrets of the planet on which we live and its relationship to the vast environment in which it rotates, and since this project constitutes one of the many fields of endeavor in which many of us are now training ourselves to carry on, the Beacon Staff feels that the International Geophysical Year affords an h t'vities which have occurred excellent background for the portrayal of t e ac I ' ' h t ear. The Beacon Staff sincerely hopes that this at Cleveland in t e pas y faculty and student body will look favorably upon and enjoy this, the 1958 Beacon. h ened to the world a Qlimpse into the Satellites ave op- I threshold of space, These explorers of outer space will transfer f the heavens by radio and electronic waves. This the secrets o I . information will be used when man, and not his instruments, travels th rough space. L. . C1 w--.... - -i , -. ..,.:,... 'S 'X ,r . ., ,s ., , . '- T.: -f:-f'.T'.- :-A , :Q-5':-. 1:1-14 .1--as -er - - -- DAN SLHIELE

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Gnzfenlfa ADMINISTRATION ..... SENIORS ....................... ADVISORY GROUPS PUBLICAT I IONS ......... OROAN IZATIONS ..... ATHLETICS ............ ACTIVITIES ......... One of the most publicized activ't' ternational C 7 I5 59 87 93 .....,.II7 ......I47 I ies of the In- eophysical Year was the launching of the space satellites, marking man's first conquest of space. Pictured here is the Ex I p orer I, launched on Jan- uary 3I, I958. 1 -Vs.-.5 in 434' wx VCL, I -x-,,.4.i Q .1 GERGS