Clyde in his football uniform
1959
Clyde's 50th High School Reunion
was taking place in October, so
we decided to come early to
California so we could attend
this important event. It was fortunate
we were able to combine Joshua Tree
National Park, the 50th Reunion,
Yosemite and Annenberg Space for
Photography all in one trip!
We had a great time at Joshua Tree
National Park (see previous post)
and in the late afternoon
headed toward Beaumont.
We came across hundreds of
windmills as we entered the
Pass that leads to Beaumont
Heading into the Pass that leads
to Beaumont
It looks like smog, but mostly it's
low clouds that are back lit with
the light of the sunset.
After Clyde & I got married, Clyde's
folks moved to Cabazon. There was
nothing there except for these
dinosaurs. We were glad to see this
strange way-side attraction was
still live and well!
Niki in the mouth of a dinosaur
Mobile home park in Beaumont
where Clyde lived.
He planted all of the trees. It was
heartfelt to see how the trees
have grown strong and green.
Trailer Park where Clyde lived with
his parents while in high school
Niki with Clyde's mom, Edna Earl,
in their mom & pop grocery store
around 1968
Clyde giving America the Beautiful
to Principle Marilyn Sambrono for
the high school library
The high school year book
students interviewing and
photographing Clyde
High School Principle, Marilyn Sambrono
(dressed in school colors for the football
game that evening) and Lee Hackney,
District Director of Libraries and Technology
looking at one of Clyde's books
We enjoyed watching the football
game between the bitter rivals:
Beaumont High and Banning High
Dedicated Beaumont High
football fans!
Us old timers at the football
game against the rival high school
of Banning
The many students from different
generations joined together to
dedicate the science wing of the
new high school to a science teacher
that did so much for each of them...
Mr. Jack Lamb
Clyde talking about how Jack Lamb
influenced his life
After the dedication to Jack Lamb
we all joined together for some
cake, coffee and memories
The Beaumont Library is located
in a beautiful historic building
Claire de Felice, Librarian of the
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