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Beaumont High School
3836 Natural Bridge
St. Louis Missouri 63107
Beaumont was the ninth high school to be open in the St.
Louis Public School System in September of 1926. The cost to build the school was the most of the previous eight at $2,296,870
including the site. It contained 95 rooms, besides 30 ancillary rooms, and an auditorium seating 2,250 people. Its site was
6351/2 feet by 672 feet.
Beaumont High School inherited the legacy of twenty years
of rich experience of the Yeatman High School. When it opened, the entire student body of the Yeatman High School went to
it, together with the ninth grade of the Central High School. Those two bodies of students were fused into one homogeneous
group destined to build a new spiritual superstructure upon the foundation provided by former experiences.
The first Principal was Mr. Wilbur N. Fuller and Mr. Albert
H. Huntington was the assistant principal.
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The January & June classes of 1953, 55th year Reunion was held October
4 & 5 2008.
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Lunch with the MOB
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Lunch with the BG's
The January & June classes of 1953, 50th year Reunion was held September 2003.
The picnic was Friday, September 12, 2003 at James S. McDonnell Park. "Click Here" to view photos.
The tour of BHS was held Saturday September 13, 2003. "Click Here" to view photos.
The reunion
banquet was held the evening of Saturday September 13, 2003 at the Holiday Inn Westport. "Click Here" to view photos.
The Committee is grateful for the overwhelming
attendance. Thank you. A great Golden Anniversary weekend.
Once again, please submit your bio if you have not
already done so. The website is our way of catching up on each other's lives these past fifty years. You don't have
to be President of the United States or a female astronaut. Just tell it like it is, we care and remember you when.
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St. Louis “Metro” Football History, “The Greatest Story
Never Told!” St. Louis
has a rich and well documented sports history with its professional and college teams but the greatest sports story never
told in our area is the tale of high school football.
Here's
your chance to "Give Back" to the game that gave so much to you. When you purchase a "Legend Series" book a portion
of the proceeds will go to the St. Louis-Tom Lombardo Chapter of the National
Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame. Visit "The Legends Book Series website at http://stllegends.tripod.com to purchase books. The
2nd Edition includes more stories, more photos and the 2008 season. Show your support of the Gateway City Gridiron.
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