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'N Y I Y 4,-get-.,,:.5: ' - '-5, '.n'v. QA:--,-ul ...- 1,1 5 . ,Q .mfgill r FI. I-, .spgglk . L :En-HA, , f WL-fel.-Eg' of'f'f5jL iiw T?1f'H'i4-:'1T'u1-C'f+': 'JE -1' 'Ln' .1 .. 'm'if g. 19.1 1 iz'-Tek- ,, 'E+'L 4 lEl4'i:P'S5- Ai. V- - . . 'Fl 1. - :IEEE IQIIQNL 'Y E. 'l J mg- k' tl if DEDICPVTION - O Dr. E. E. Brewer, who has unselfishly served on the Board of Education for twenty-eight years, and whose kindly interest has inspired the students of Beloit High School to higher service, We the class of '25, affec- tionately dedicate the Orange and Black . 1 Eomlce All suicic, YI 1925 ? STAFF OF THE ORANGE AND BLACK Elizabeth Butler Donald Ewart .... Josephine Vance Elizabeth Lutz .... Russell Heidrick Helen Lathrop .... Margaret Wills Donald Evifart -.. -------------- Editor Business Manager -,--------,--- Literary Editor ---- Assistant Literary Editor Snap-Shot Editor --- Assistant Snap-Shot Editor ----------,------- Calendar ---- Artist x intl , Liege in sig F- m --'MF ' BELOIT HIGH SCHOOL l l l f--, li THE HISTORY OF B. H. S. The improvement of our school has been steady ever since the Beloit School District, Number Two, was organized in 1870, the same year in which Mitchell county was organized. For several years school was conducted in a building which stood ion the present site of the Union National Bank. Here 0. N. Fletcher, who was a Baptist minister, taught school and conducted church services. Later, W. A. Reeder, a former congressman from this district, taught for two or three years in this same building. Mr. Reeder claims the distinction of being the only man in Kansas who ever dis- missed school that the older boys might aid in chasing from the town site a herd of buffalo. This he did in 1872 when a herd of wild buffalo was reported to be entering the village at about thexsame place where Beloit High school stands to- day. Three buffalo were killed that day on the townsite. A few years after this a brick school house was built a little to the south of where our present building stands. Due to the crumbling of the brick, this building was .soon con- demned and wrecked. In 1879 the school was organized as a High School Dis- trict. W. H. Burke was chairman of the board and W. H. Thomas was the first superintendent. He received a salary of S100 a month, while the grade teachers received 330. In 1884, twenty thousand dollars in bonds were voted to build the old high school building which in 1918 was destroyed by fire. The first class graduated from B. H. S.-the class of '83 -consisted of two members, Miss Long and Miss Barnes. The second class, which was graduated in 1884 had ten members. Miss Bauman, the superintendent, said in her report, The exercises as a whole were a credit to our school and places our educational advantages second to no city in the Northwest. From that time until the present day our school has grown and developed. In 19114 the board found it necessary to build an addition to the old building in order to better care for the ever increasing student body. On September 21, 1918, that building was entirely destroyed by fire. Immediately the school board set about to prepare for the erection of the new 'building-our own B. H. S. of which we are all so proud. During the time of the erection of the new building: school was held in the churches and various other centrally located buildings, and much to the -credit of those in authority, scarcely a day was missed. Today we are very proud .to say we are attending one of the most complete and best equipped High school build- ings in the state, Here's to our Alma Mater- The best school in the state. W'c love her, we revere her, adore her. . May she overcome any fate. F. L. S. , ,,. 4 i925 V Lmm.,5 M' A i DR- E- E- BREWER, M. D. DR. F. B. KINCAID, D. D. S. R. L. HAMILTON, A. B., L. L. B fPr951denU Wise Presidentj ,-'Ly THE S-in . If Eomxwgqgsr-314. fly-fm' ' W. C. BROWN R- J- FITTELL GEORGE H. BARDRICK J. SPAIN, D. D. s. X wreasurm A ljemiee mu BLACK, ki '92s 7 It , + ,, t ff 4 4: Y . Xffjjgjx Q X XSX 41 4: + K if 4 i U MX Fifi- 4: f X 1' f X , ' f Y ff ' Q6 fr f f if f QED 1+ KW '14 SWG . 6 95590, ,Q 5 2239, lim imif 1 f '7 wx ffJMf7 I ll 'xx HHH HHH Hmmm Hmmm I EL EEE- 2132 Loowrie P-oz 1-urcrlme POSTS CLASS OFFICERS Edgar Barger .... Donald White ..... Annabelle Finney --- Frances Shook ............................ Rose Carle, Dorothy Haynes, Beatrice Boyer, Anna Jane Shelton, Marjorie Barnett .... M0'l'T0 We build the ladder on which we CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS FLOWERS Red and White Carnations 4 ------- President Vice President Secretary -- Treasurer ---- Sponsors climb. . w E M DOROTHEA E. ANDERSON fProfessional Coursej Girl Reserve, '24, '25 Basket Ball, '24 Soccer, '24 Glee Club, '24, '25 Operetta, '24 , B. H. S. Life Staff, '25 To the south of us lies a little burg, Lincoln Center is its name, It gave us a. great contribution- From there Dorothea came. PARK ANDERSON iProfessional Coursej Life Staff, '22, '24, '25 Debate, '25 French Club, '24 Cheer-leader, '24, '25 Press Club, '22, '24, '25 Journalism, '25 I always said I'd be a man some day HG ADB C 50135925 ,ye M -V ANNA ANNAN fProfessiona1 Coursey Basket Ball, '23, '24, Captain, '24 Glee Club,- '23 Club, '25 G, A. A. President, '25 Track, '24, '25 Soccer, '22, '23, '24 Volley Bali, '22, '23, '24, '25 Class Treasurer, '22 Baseball, '22, '23, '24, '25 Tennis, '22, '23, '24, '25 Anna is one of our star! basketeers- When she starts the ball down the floor, The Wsitng team sheds numberless tears For how she does roll up the score. EDGAR BARGER 'qPfEfes'si0na1 and Vocational Agri- . cultural Cours1e.J Hi-Y, '22, Vice-Pres., '23, '24 Class President, '22, '23, '25 Cabinet, '25 Basket Ball, '23, '24, '25 Operetta, '23, '24, '25 Business Manager of Junior Play, '24 Business Manager of Senior Stand, '25 State Livestock Judging Team, '24 Hi-Y reporter for B. H. S. Life, '25 Boys, 'Glee Club, '23, '24, Mixed Chorus, '23, '24 Boys' Quartette, '24 Mixed Quartette, '24 Orchestra, '22, '23 Edgar, he gets in everything And in all he's at his best He's there-no matter where you go- To the North, South, East or West. '2 AN E GRANGE M Tiana X4 I925 V fProt'essiona1 Mixed Chorus, '22 Football, '21, '22, '23, Hi-Y. '23, '24, '25 defeat - r FRANCIS BEAN Coursej '24 'l'hermopla'e had her messenger of The Alamo had none. X ELIZABETH BLASS CNorma1 Training Coursej Soccer, '22, '23, '24 Baseball, '23, '24 G. R., '22, '23, '24, '25 Inter-class Basket Ball, '24, '25 Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. , armies M smcag, vi ,925 xv 2' 1 ESTHER 'BLASS fNormal Coursey G. R., '22, '23, '24, '25 Soccer, '22, '23, '24 League Basket Ball, '24, '25 A teacher Esther is learning to be. And a. splendid one too she is going to make. Her victims she'll teach to read and to write And 'rithmetic and spelling they needs must take. THELMA BROCKWAY fNormal Training Coursey Clifton three years G. R., '25 Her looks do argue her replete with modesty. fr,-V Y Y Y emma- M amen, n E Q 1925 V' RUTH C. BUNCH icommercial Coux-sei Inter-class Basket Ball, '22 G. R., '22, '23, '24, '25 Soccer, '24 B. B. League Team, '25 Ruth with her quiet, yet wins-nme ways Has made scores of friends thru her high school days,- Her bright blue eyes and cheery smile, Help her friends over many a mile. ELIZABETH BUTLER QProfessional Coursey Glee Club, '22, '23, '24, '25 G. R., '22, '23, '24 Operetta, '22, '23, '24, '25 Typewriting Contest, '24, '25 Tennis, '22, '23, '24,- '25 Emporia Contest, Glee Club Press Club, '24 and Mixed Chorus, '25 Editor Year 'Book, '25 Girls' Quartette, '22, '23 Senior Play, '25 Typist B. H. S. Life Staff Soccer, '22, '23, '24, '25 G. A. A., '25 Ll-Wrench Club, '23 Baseball, '24, '25 Piano Solo, Hays., '23, '24 Volley Ball, '23, '24 Mixed Chorus, '22, '23, '24, '25 I will not retreat a single inch, and I will be heard.- omfcr: M smug, xv 1925 X7 w e ARLYN CARLTON fVocational VO11ey Ball, '2'5. Salina, '22, '23, Agriculturej Hi-Y Cabinet, '24, '25. Class' Pie-sident, '24. Debate, '24, '25, When a Feller' Needs a Friend , '25. He sendeth out his voice, and that a mighty one. ALFRED CAUGHEY Football, '23, '24, '25 Captain, '24, '25 Debate, '24, '25 Hi-Y, '22, Cabinet, '23, '24, '25 President, '25 Glee Club, '23 Student Council, '24, Vice Pres., '24 Journalism and B-. H. S. Life Staff, '25 B Club, '25 His madness was not of tlre head, but of the heart. A gender- M wean. wi i925 V M f l N N 1 EVA CLANIN fGeneral Coursej Glee Club, '23, '24, '25 4 Girl Reserve, '23, '24, '25 Girl Reserve Delegate to Topeka and Estes Park. . President of Class of '22, Courtland, Kansas. Public Speaking, '25 Student Council, '24 It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. ROYAL fGenera1 - Football, '24, '25 Basketball, '25 Mixed Chorus, '24 Operetta, '24, '25 Public Speaking, '25 Track, 24,- '25 Don't worry over CLANIN Coursel Quartette, '25 Hi-Y, '24, '25 Student Council, '25 Glee Club, '24, '25 Junior Play, '24 B Club, '25 trouble-it never broke a date yet. F'l omler: M smog, xv '92s xv' M DENNIS DOOLEY KGeneral Coursey Speech is silver,- 'But silence is golden, If silence is gold Then his store must be large. VIVIAN DOOLEY fNorma1 Trainingj G. R., '25 A fine thing in a woman- She possesses a quiet tongue ORAHGEA BLACK, 5 W .93 V Y ' MYRTLE EMMOT CCommercia1 Coursej G. R., '23, '24, '25 She does her duty 'day by day, in her own quiet place and way. IFORREST ENGLISH fProfessional Coursey Hi-Y, '25 liasfeball, '22 English Club, '24 French Club, '24 Begone, dull care! thou and I never agree, Dcgone, dull cars! prithec-, away with thee. - ljowce W ment, 3 X2 C EDWARD ERESCH CProfessiona1 Coursey Football, '23, '24 Tennis Club, '24 French Club, '24 Junior play, '24 Business Manager Senior Play, '25 Press Club, '22, '23, '24 He does, ind that are B. H. S. Life Staff, '23 Glee Club, '25 Journalism, '23 Inter-Class Basket Ball, '22, '23 ' Operetta, '24 eed,- show some sparks Wit. DONALD, EWART fProfessiona1 Coursej Triangular Contest Orchestra, '22, '23,' '24 Hays Contest Orchestra Conte-st Glee Club, '23, Mixed Chorus, '23 Operetta. Cast and Adv. Mgr., '24, '25 v Just at the youth, Student Council. '24 Press Club, '24, Delegate to Lawrence Junior Play, '24 Hi-Y '22, '23, '24, '25 French Club, '24 Annual Staff, '25 '23, '24 '24 age, betwixt boy and L 0 iSE'2','K'f'f-9 --ff E' WARREN FINCH ' IGeneral Coursej . Glen Elder, 2 years Operetta, '24, '25 Orchestra, -'24 Basket Ban, '23, '24, '25 Boys' Qllartette, '24 Mixed Chorus, '24 Hi-Y, '24 Class Secretary, '24 Vice President, '25 Mixed Quartette, '24 Track, '24, '25 B Club, '25 Greater men may ha doubt it. ve lived, but I JULIA FINNEY . iNormal Trainingj G. R., '22, '23, '24, '25 Press Club, '24 Glee Club, '22, '23, Orchestra, '23, '24, '25 G. R. Cabinet, '24 Stringed Quartette, '25 Hays Music Contest, '24 Trustworthiness and wit has She A good combination in a. teacher ,z'Lfl1 amish me amen, wig? RE ANABELLE FIN N EY CNormal Trainingj G. R., '22, '23, Cabinet, '24, '25 Junior Class Treasurer Senior Class Secretary Public Speaking, '25 Press Club, '24 Soccer, '25 G. R. Delegate to Estes Park Con- ference, '24 I am sure care's an enemy to life. CLAIRE FINNEY tNormal Trainingj Girl Reserve, '22, '23, '24, '25 Inter-Class Basket Ball, '23, '24, '2I5 The most dependable girl in Beloit High School, that can be pretty and red headed at the Same time. 2 ljosyuiee in mem, Sf H925 V M' CORAL FORCADE CNormal Trainingj G, R., '24, '25 Laugh every time you feel tickled, And giggle once in a whi1'e. JOSEPH FRANZMATHES fCommercia1 Coursej He's quiet-til you know him Hwe's mischievous'-But you like him Hefs clever-You wouldn't suspect him. It's a secret-Yet, girls fall for him EQRAHGE' ww smclq, 1 Q ? JOHN FULTON Track, '22, '23 1 Press Club, '24, '25 Hi-Y, '23, '24, '25 2 A man with a head for science and the unusual. Some day we'11 read of John following in the footsteps of his illustrious ancestor, Robert Fulton MARIE GAS Jpiixghvza KILL QNor1nal Training, Glee Club, '23, '24, '25 Operetta, '24, '25 Student Council, '24 Soccer, '23, '24, '25 Basket Ball, '22, '23,- Baseball, '24, '25 Volley Ball, '24, '25 G. A. A., '25 Gt R., '22, '23, '25 .True to her words, friends. '24, '25 her Works, her l omice- M BLACK, xv :gas V Y EDNA R. GENTRY fNorma1 Trainingj G. R., '23, '24, '25 Silence doesn't always indicate a lack P of Wisdom, and if it is golden, then I'n1 a. millionaire. ZULA GENTRY fGene1'a1 Coursel G. R., '22, '23, '24, '25 Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low An excellent thing in woman. AND fiifni ROBERTA GROVES fNormal Trainingj G. R., '23, '24, '25 Treasurer of G. R., '25 She knows the secret of a smile, and passes it on. ALICE GUARD fManual Arts Coursey Basket Ball, '23, '24, '25 Tennis, '24, '25 Soccer, '22, '23, '24, '25 Glee Club, '25 G. R., '22, '23, '24, '25 G-. A. A. Treasurer, '25 B Club, '25 Pepper Shakers' Sec'y., '25 Baseball, '22, '23, '24, '25 Journalism, '25 . Track, '22, '25 Public Speaking, '25 . Nothing is more contagious than a. laugh and a smile that goes clear round and buttons in the back. EQRANGE no surcnq, ' YJ X7 L 1 Y ARNOL HACKETT lGenera1 Coursej Hi-Y, '23, '25 Track, '22, '23, '24, '25 He is successful in trackand his reward comes in the form of a Jul Hal. LESTER HOGAN CGer1eral Coursej Hi-Y, '24, '25 Track, '22 In all thy humors, whether grave or mellow, Thou art such a touchy, teslty fellow, Hast so much wit and spleen about thee '1'h'ere is' no living with or without thee. Am GRANGE MW BLACK, wi 1925 KV' mf HELEN HELMBLRECHT lComme1'cial Coursey Girl Reserve, '22, '23, '24, '2:5l If you don't know Helen, its your misfortune, There is little -she cannot do, At the call for write up, she gave a large proportion, In a way that was decidedly new. RUSSELL HEIDRICK fNormal Training Cours-ej Football, '23, '24 Basket Ball, '23, '24, '25 Track, '22, '23, '25 Hi-Y, '24, '25 Annual Staff, '25 Student Council, '25- He who loves not Wine, women or song, remains a fool his whole life long. ORAHGEA BLACK, S if V M ELBA HUFFMAN fNorma,l Training Coursej Girl Reserve, '22, '23, ,'24, '25 If to her share some female errors fail, look on her face and you for- get them all. IRENE HUMMEL fProfessiona1 Coursey G-irl Reserve, 22, '23, '24, '25 A girl who is a sympathetic listen- er-the best variety of company to have around. 1 owne wo swam, 2 wi '92s xy M EDITH JAMES4 fCommercial Coursey Girl Reserve, '22, '23 Soccer, '22, '23 Glee Club, '22 Junior Play, '24 Track, '23 Baseball, '22, '23 Basket Ball, '22, '23, '24, '25 G. A. A. Sec'y., '25 B Club, '25 Student Council, '25 Typewriting Contest, '25 To onerthing constant,-never. MARGARET KENNEDY CCommercial Coursey Glee Club, '23 Girl Reserve, '25 County Spelling Contest, '23, '24 Typewriting Contest, '25 She should be crowned the cham pion, Speller-another woman gov eruor. z I GRANGE -in smcnq, E YI was K7 DOROTHY KROBST CCommercial Coursel Soccer, '22, '23 Volley Ball, '22, '23 Basket -Ball, '23, '24, '25 Baseball, '23, '24 Track, '23, '25 GL A. A. Sport Header, '25 B Club, '25 Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why aren't they all contented like me? ETHELYN LINS QCommercial Coursey Salina, '24 Girl Reserve, '22, '23, '24, '25 Freshman Basket Ballg Varsity, '25 Brown eye-sf and a. merry laugh Make her popular with her class. 0 use M sutcnq, HELEN LATHROP iGenera1 Coursey Girl Reserve, '23, '25 Glee Club, '23, '25 Soccer, '22, '23, '24 Sophomore Basket Ball Team Volley Ball, '24 Girls' Baseball, '22, '23 A sweet little lassie, With clothes so classy, Wherever you go, You'll find her so. THELMA LINDENMIER fCommercial Coursej Glee Club, '23, '24, '25 Operetta The Gyp-s-y Rover , '25 Girl Reserve, '24, '25 A still tongue denotes a, wise head ,,'f'Jr ljozwi-ce iw salma, Xl 1925 Xl ROSEMARY LUTZ fProfess1iona1 Coursey Glee Club, '23, '25 Press Club, '23, '24 Debate, '25 Completed course in three years. French Club, '24 Latin Club, '25 Good, Better, Best. She never let it rest 'Til her good was better And her better best. ELIZA-BETH LUTZ fProfessional Coursey . Public Speaking, '22 Board of Education Declamation Contest, '22 Press Club, '23, '24 Glee Club, '23, '25 Orchestra, '24 Eighth Hour Glee Club, '25 Latin Clubs, Consul of Latin Club, Consul of Virgil Club, '25 Annual Staff, '25 Senior Play, '25l Operetta, '24 Junior Play, '24 French Club, '24 Typewriting Contest, I am the lonely slave of an oft wandering mind. 2- '2 EGRAHGE' in suttsq, YI :gas V ORDA MAWHOR G'l'ee Club, '25 G. R., '24, '25 A countenance in which did meet sweet records, promises as sweet. VIRGINIA MEAD fProfes,sional Coursej Glee Club, '22, '23, '25 Operetta Pianist, '24, '25 Girl Reserve, '22, '23, '24, '25 Basket Ball, '22 Junior Play, '24 Class Secretary, '22, '23 Hays Contest Orchestra, '23, '24 Triangular Contest Orchestra, '23, '24 Typewriting Contest, '24, '25 French Club, '24 Emporia Contest Mixed Chorus, '25 Emporia Contest Glee Club, '25 Typist B. H. S. Life Staff, '25 Still to be neat, still to be dressed as you were going, to a feast. ,',fF C n omits Mo 5314, IDA ME-HL CProfes1s'iona1 Coursej Glee cum, '21, '23 Basket Ball, '22, '24 G. R., '21, '23 G. A. A. Track Captain, '25 Volley Ball, '23, '24 Track, '23, '24 Something between 2 help and a hindrance. GERALD MILLER fGenera1 Coursej Basket Ball, '22, '23, '24 Track, '22, '23, '24, '25 IG-Ie'e Club, '24 My only books are w01nen'sN looks And folly i,s'a11 they've taught me. -iT? EORAHGE M :Meng 3 3' ,M PORTER McKINNIE fVocational Agriculturej Hi-Y, '23, '24, Vic'e President, '25 Junior Play, '24 Senior Play, '25 This modest, unassuming flower, His rare sweetness doth waste on the desert air. , Go rescue him, make haste someone! PAUL MEARS fGenera1 Coursey From Simpson The manly part is to do with might and main what you can do. 7 If I B C GQEIQQS fill. LUCILE PREWETT CNorma1 Training Coursey Glee Club, '22, '23, '24, '25 Girls' Quartette, '23 Mixed Chorus, '23, '24 Junior Play, '24 Soccer, '24 G. A. A. Adv. Manager, '25 G. R., '22, '23, '24 Chapel Program Committee, '25 I love the giddy girlie, I love its fluent flow I love to wind my mouth up, . love to hear it go. FERNETA ROOT QNormal Training Coursej G. R., '22, '23, '25 Public Speaking, '25 G. A. A., '25, 'Baseball leader Basket Ball, '23, '24, '25 Soccer, '23, '24, '25 Volley Ball, '24 Baseball, '23, '24 Track, '23, '24 What 'e'er she did was done with so much ease, In her alone 'tis natural to please. Mm ll Gllgifr M0 bil, 1 Y LOUISE RAMSAY fGenera1 Coursey G. R., '22, '23, '24, '25 Glee Club, '22, '22 Happy is that one, that can trans- late the stubbornesfs of fortune into so quiet and sweet a style. ARBUTUS ROSS fGeneral Coursel Basket Ball, '24, '25 Baseball, '24, '25 Soccer, '22, '23, '24 G. A. A., '25 Volley Ball Sport Leader, '25 She is nice to walk with And pretty to talk with And pleasant to think on. i N A E0Qq,,g,ww 5 ' ' 1 ' .' .. ' I rl - 1 1 Thin- AEA FRANCES SHOOK fProfessiona1 Coursey G. R., '22, '23, '24, '25 President G. R., '25 Glee C1ub,- '22, '24, '25 Orchestra, '22, '23, '24 Declamation, '23, '24 B, H, S, Life Staff, '22, '23, '24 Operetta, '22, '24, '25 Mixed Chorus, '24 G. R. Delegate to Estes Park, '24 Women of few words are the best after all. MARGARET THOMPSON fNorma1 Training Coursey G. R., '22, '23, '24, '25 I would be wise, for houesty's a. fool And loses that it works for- ounce Aw amen, Q '92s xy Y RALPH TICE fManual Arts Coursey Operetta, '25 Track, '23, '24, '25 Football, '23, '24 Basket Ball, '25 Junior Play, '24 Hi-Y, '23, '24, '25 Good at a study, better at a play- For in all the play-There is not one word more apt, one pl::y'er fitted- GERALD VAN PELT fVocationa1 Agriculturej Orchestra, '22, '23, '24 Hi-Y, '22, '23, Cabinet, '24, '25 Stock Judging Team to Manhattan '22, to Topeka, '23. 1Glee Club, '24, '25 Operetta, '24, '25 Basket Ball Varsity The rank is' but the guin'ea'ls stay- The gawd for 'a that. r If I B C ongcbgs ,lilo I Contest Glce Club, '22, '23 '24, '25 Opleretta, '22, '23, '24, '25 Mixed Chorus, '23, '24 I Public Speaking, '22 ' Board of Education Decla- mation Contest, '22. Press Club Staff, '22, '23, '24 Girl Reserve, '22, '23, '24, Girl Reserve Cabinet, '22, '23, '25. JOSEPHINE VANCE fProfessional Coursel A Delegate to Topeka in '22 French Club, '24 Student Council, '25 Junior Play, '24 Typewriting Contest, '24 Inter-class Basket Ball, '22 '23, '24, '25. Soccer, '23, '24, '25 Annual Staff, '25 G. A. A. Tennis Captain Senior Play, '25 I'm resolved to grow fat and look young at forty. GLENN WALLS fProfessiona1 Coursel Glee Club, '22, '23, '25 Tennis, '22, '23 Orchestra, '22, '23 French Club, '24 Three fifths of him genius Two fifth sheer fudge. ,if Sewanee All stqcnq, YI ? ,M- VIOLET WALKER fProfessional Coursey Girl Reserve, '22, '23, '24, '25 G. R. Cabinet, '24, '25 Glee Club, '23, '24,' '25 Mixed Chorus, '24, '25 Operetta, '24, '25 If you knock the L out of Kelley It would still be Kelley to me. JOIE WEBSTER iNormal Training Coursej G. R., '25 Volley Ball, '24 She puts her worries in the bottom of her heart, and sits on the lid and laughs. f rE, ljomfer: mo aulcng, vi 1925 7 AVA WEIDENHAFT ' QGeneral Coursej Baseball, '22 Soccer, '23 G. R., '23, '24 '25 If stucly's gain be thus and this be so Study knows that which yet it doth not know. DONALD WHITE iGeneral Coursej Football, '23, '24, '25 Basket Ball, '23, '24, '25 Track, '22, '23, '24, '25g Capt. '25 Vice President Class, '24 Treasurer Student Council, '24 President, '25 Hi-Y, '23 Editor B. H. S. Life, '25 Annual Staff Chairman B Club Life is a je-st, and all things show it ,EORAHGE M men, u Q ? s 1 thought so once, but now I know it E g-I !, 255. ' I 'f'Tn, ' . 4 I I 1 . - QR. f H w MARJGIARET WILLS fNorma1 Trai Glee Club, '22, '23, ning Coursej '24, '25 Basket Ball, '22, '23, '24, Captain, '25 Soccer, '3, '24, '25 Track, '24, '25 Baseball, '23, '24 G. A. A., '22, '24, Operetta, '23, '25 Annual Staff, '25 B Club, '25 A dandy good old Q25 1 sport--a Jolly gal. GHAR Glue Club, '23, '24, '25 Junior Play, '24 Operetta, '24, Cast, B. H. s. Life Staff, ' French Club, '25 Orchestra, '23, '24 I am a man more than sinning, '25 245 sinned against n emma M sulcz, u F ? ,Ein r, M MYRTLE YOCUM QNormal Training Coursey Glee Club, '22, '23 Girl Reserve, '24, '25 Full many a, gem of purest ray serene The dark unfathomed caves of ocean bear, Full many a flower was born to blush unseen, And waste its sweetness on the des- ert air. WILLIAM YEAG ER QCon1mercial Coursel Life's no longer if we worry Life's no shorter if we hurry Q forge M aye u I -1. .,.,,-f-, ,, 4','l . , 1.5 , -. ' J .- fa 'f ,,.,.-.w.-4--w-. . 'VK ,,-S . .i -2' 44 ,- KA, , , 4112? E46-44?r, -- J .1,. . . ..,- 1.77.2 -+5,.-,.s-.5-- ...,,- .,f, 4 ,-'-9.. f- f .' . .r i -ga' w, ,1 - an-v 3-1 1:3-'HQ .- f- .. .1 .,,.,,, -,,,' L z V I, It ., Z-1 Y-rf' -Qg,.g,,-gif: 4,131 -. - jf 9, 1. 1 if -- - f! '. 41l- ,'?-I'.c'1V:7 f 'I ' :. 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Tice, K. Creitz, W. Colby, R. Clanin, C. Reiter, E, Weaver. CCoach.1 Third Row: R. Heidrick, L. vGfotschal1, G. Waters, D. White, R. Culp, E. Shurtz. f n oluige we sag, . M 932 FOOTBALL First Row: E. Weaver, CCoachJ, M. Forcade, G. Waters, W. Ewing, M. Gould, L. Gotschall, B. Kern Second Row: R. Heidrick, E. E. Eresch, D. White, R. Tice, F. Bean, R. Clanin. Third Row: A. Caughey, fCap tainj, E. Shurtzj AND g ? L' ' ' 2'-.. 'fmt' -75 8 -L- ,TELL 5' ,Ex TRACK TEAM Top Row-M. Forcade, R. Kennedy, R. Johnson, K. Creitz, W. Colby R, Troutman Second Row-R. Heidrick, R. Tice, G. Miller, D. White, W. Finch, R. Clanin. 1 N l Songs M sein, u mf-fm' ' f OPERETTA CAST 1 , ounce wo men, g THE GPERETTA Did you attend the operetta, The Crimson Eyebrowsn? Oh, my! you missed one of the best entertainments ever given by the Beloit High school. ,Sit down and let me tell you something about it. A Miss Haynes, musical director, coached the operetta and chose the following cast: Ting Ling, Chinese Princess --- .... --- Sylvia Wray Ah Me, Ting Ling's cousin .... .......... E lsie Gaston Wang, Ting Ling's uncle .... --- -- -- --- Edgar Barger Star Eye, court astrologer .................... Royal 'Clanin Fanchong, leader of the Crimson Eyebrows --- Warren Finch Neptune, Wamg's accomplice .................. Manley Stilley Buddha, in love with Wang --- .... Lucille Prewett I-ling Lee, Fanchong's spy .....,,...,.. Q ........ James Dean The story of the operetta was made up of tangling threads woven about a, Chinese maiden, Ting Ling, rightful' owner WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND Hey, FBill, where yuh been? Where have I been? Man, you don't mean to tell me you missed it? Missed what? Why the Senior iplay. Gee, my sides ache from laughing. Why, I wouldn't 'have missed it for anything. Well, come on tell me about it. Well, I shouldn't, but it's too good to keep. i Tom Denker iEdgar Bargerl receives letters .from both his aunt and uncle fElizabeth Lutziand Donald Ewartl stat- ing that they are coming to visit him, supposing from his let- ters that he is financially well fixed and-married. In real- ity he is not married and he and his pal Bob Mills fRoyal Claninl are almost destitute, ILiz,,jthe landl-ady's daughter, CElizabeth Butlerl is finally induced to take the part of his wife and the landlady fFrances Shookl finally consents to let them use the house. Another friend, Jerry Simith, tPorter McKinnieJ is elected cook and the force is ready to face the of the Chinese throne, and Fanchong, leader of the Crimson Eyebrows. Ting Ling's uncle, Wang, 1tries to gain possess-ion of the throne, and in order to do so plays upon Ting Ling's imagination, telling her that Neptune was onceher lover in another world and that he is again -coming to claim her. In the meantime Ting -Ling meets Fanchong' and believing him to be Neptune immediately falls in love with him. Wang pre- sents many difficult problems to solve, making the play ex- citing. At last Ting Ling -and-Fanchong are united and Wang is disgraced, but allowed to live because of the mercy of the fair Ting Ling. The humor brought into the play by the conversations of Wang, Buddha, and Star Eye 'made the audience roar, and then Ting Ling's sweet voice would hush them to an attentive silence. H. L. H. frelafrves-. ' 'E 3 I E The aunt and uncle are shocked by 'Liz's manners and Tom is mortified. The food is terrible 'and the landlady almost unbearable. Miss Lynne, a ward 'of Tom's aunt, fLucile Prewettl finds herself in a. trying ,position when she meets the Bob Millsgwhose name s-he h-as chosen as rher fake hus- band's. Angela fBob's fiancee, Josephine Wancel distrusts Bob believing him to be married. A The thing which .helps most. in straightening out the tangled affair is a magic rug., Anyone standing on it could not keep from telling the truth and in this way one by one the fibs were untanvgled and the couples were joined- together in fa pleasing manner. Old Lady Reese, Liz, and in fact the whole cast were a scream ORANGE 'V' Bl-ACK.. YI l92S V ' V SENIOR PLAY CAST M60 50'L,'i.,,,5QS'4' M' STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: C. McKee, iSponsor,J R. Clanin, L. McGaughey, R. Heidrick, A. Clallill, VK. Creitz Miss Rose Carle, fSpons0r.J Second Row: L. Treaster, J, Vance, D. White, E. James, A. Caughey, i' If A 5wz,:,eesL BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Row: R. Kennedy, G. VanPelt. D. Ewart, G. Crumrine, W. Treaster, L. Elder, R. Tice. Second Row: C. Gould, C. Wyatt, Miss Dorothy Haynes, iDirector.J W. Colby, H. Knox, E. Barger Third Row: R. Clanin, J. Dean, M. Stilley, M. Hamilton, K. Creitz. l GRKHGE' W BLACK, E Xi' i925 9' K - GIRLS' GLEE CLUB - M First Row: B. Wills, B. Hillebrand, N. Cooke. L. Prewett, V. Walker, L. Green. Second Row-Z. Randall, R. Lutz, M. Wills, V. Mead, fPianistJ, F. Shook, L. McGauhey, E. Cole, H. Lathrop, G. Strawn. Third Row: J. Vance, D. Butler. E. Butler, Miss Dorothy Haynes. fDirectorJ, D. Anderson, M. Gaskill, Fourth Row: A. :Gaurd, M. Tilton, S. Wray, E. Armour, H. Springer, E. Lutz, N. Henderson, M. Shaffer, E. Gaston. ' ounce AW sutcng, wi 1925- 9' SNAP- 'Q J fy Z ! WG'- 5 , , ,Wy fi 1 III' W uni ' WASHY ' SHOTS 'A M K C. 0. SMITH MARIE LOOP W. FRED NEWCOMB fSuperintendentJ fClerk of Board of Educationl fPrincipal-Bakerl , n amiga-m ain u . Ammivfwk' HAROLD A. THOMAS LILLIAN F. ROMMEL ALICE JACOBS fPhysics and Chemistryj CAlgebra-K. S. A. CJ .QEnglish-K. UJ l'fI Aioaauier Aw swznc, u T ? 6 -l l A an-,hh W... , ,rw-1. -1 ,I 5 3-lk - I1-LLL ' .Q - W Q K DOROTHY HAYNES EDNA J. TUTTLE ROSE CARLE fMusic- College of Emporiaj V CArt-MK. S. T. C., Haysj iCo1nmercia1-K. S. T. C., Empqriaj l N1 a9z5- V .A -,-,-1.-I - -, . - -q bv - 'WUT . - 'II 5 au.-5 . . I fl-1 -I l , , 4 5 - 4 I ,gm-V l 4 1 . X al .,, A - - f 19:5 HEILENE J. WHITE ' CECIL W. McKEE BEATRICE B. BOYER lHouseho1d Arts-K. UJ fManua1 Arts-Haysj fNor. Training-K. S. T. C., Emporiaj Eoruu1se -M mcuq, N1 wa 4'PQ f Y K MARIE BROWN MOLLIE MEDCRAFT HELEN LOUISE KRESIE lGeometry-K. U.J Uournalism-Latin-Kan. Wesleyanj fModern Language and Science-Washburnj P'i owes me suycxc, fd I 27 K7 I Q JOHN S. MORRELL MARJORIE BARNETT DAISY MATNEY fVoca.tiona1 Agriculture-Missouri U.J iStudy Hallj , fCommerce-K. S. T. C., Emporiaj GRANGE ANU BLACK, YJ g gg 4 E' . ERMA 'QUAINTANCE E. fB. 'WEAVER CORA MILLER ANNA JANE SHELTON fEngl'iShJ LPhysical EdLJ , QPhysical Ed. University CSocial Science ' , .. . , , , of Nebraskaj A 4 K -LiHClQDWOQd'-KL UJU 5' V ORANGE' M BLACK, X11 '92 xy F-i h A I9 215514, My ,K W ' ?sBx'5'ff,. E ' a A CLASS POEIVI I , 0, B. H. S.! Dear B. H. S.! Our arduous task is done We have finished every lesson, the prize We sought is won.. The end is near, the bells we hear, the people all exalting, While follow eyes the Senior Class, students, bold and daring, But O, high school! Dear, dear high school The victory is not Wong Beyond lie battles stiffer yet. No! We are not done! II . 0, B. H. s.: Dear B. H. s.! Whose halls we trod. today. Tomorrow we go beyond thy ken, 'the vessel leaves the biayg The shore is crowded with our friends-good-will on every' hand, Laughter, smiles, departing words come from those on land. But B. H. S.! Dear B. H. S. - III O, B. H. S.! Dear B. H. S.! For you we did our best. Three championships on basket court-winnerslin every test, Runners to your tracln we brought and debaters three And our actors crowned you with wreaths from a laurel tree. This we did, dear B, H, S. When on your rolls were we, And -in our different walks of life A credit we will be. rv. A O, B. H. S.! Dear B. H, S.! Rise up and hear the cheers Rise 'up-for you the people cheer, long, loud, and lustily. For you bouquets and ribbon'd wreath-for you the shores are crowded, For you' they call, the 'swaying throng, their eager faces turning. To you, 'O', VB. Hf S. we turn our eyes, departing. Extend our wishes of good cheer, Sorrow fills our hearts. Happy may you reign and longj W ,V Seniors of '25 bid you Fare well No longer under thy command. - ,, - -R. C. L.. In studies and in larks. - ounce M ment, ' X7 X1 l92S 1 I I Fin. E v ,,...- NDN- ' 1 f ' -v,- bl H ' A L. I ' , mfg, ,. I ' - v . This- I 5 A rg-N ' I OH! HAIL THE SENIOR SHIP! 0 Classmates! My Classmates! our fearful trip is done, The class has weathered every rock, the honors sought are w-on, The end is near, the bells I hear, the Seniors all exulting, Wh-ile follow eyes this steady class, the Seniors grim and daringg I While on the deck our four years lie- No subject we left sparing. Our ship is anchored safe and sound, its voyage closed and done, A four year trip our victor ship comes in with honors won, For you bouquets and ribbon Wreaths-for you the shores a-crowding, ' For you they call, the swaying mass, their eager faces turning: We end it all-a sad good-by- To schoolmates who are following. iEspecially arranged by the Hons. Don. White and W. J. F. Finchl. lfIi Q ljongsri Azissglc. M' CALENDAR' September- 1-Scholol' Opened. 12-National Defense Day-entire city schools in parade. 17-M. E. Sunday School dinner for teachers. 22-G. R. Recolgnition Service. This candle-light service was very beautiful and impressive. 24-27-Mitchell County Fair. 25-Football-Gllasco vs Beloit. Girls' Basket Ball Tournament with entries from Hunter, Asherville, Simpson -and Beloit. Our girls retain their ' title- Undefeated. Senior Stand, Ice-cold hamburgers, red-hot pop. 27-Mr. Newcomb says, Pay Day. October- 3-B. H. S. and Downs football teams met at Downs. Kid Party -time, turned backwards, shows not the dignified Seniors, but the kiddiiest of kids, Such fam- , ilies! Baby included. 10-Basket Ball season has started. Clifton girls here. 16-18-Hurrah! .Our first vacation. K. S. T. A. meeting. 17-Hunter football team here. Fight 'em up boys-! 24-Yes, we go-t trimmed by Osborne in football, but it won't happen agaiin. 25-26-Hi-Y Round-up at Downs. 28-Musical program by Richard Little Symphony. 31-Boys' Baskel Ball team goes to Concordia. Halloween Festival. Main and Mill streets were beau- tiful gardens, but on so s-p-o-o-k-y. November- 6-Football banquet. Some of the Senior boys stepped out. 8-Vernon Cleveland Quintette. Chamber Music , is es- pecially pleasing. 11-B. H. S. was outclas-sed by Smith Center in football. 19-Whirlfwindf or cyclone! Defeat -is added to the name of Ifl11C0lIl'S football team. Dad gets in free 'cause it is Dad's Day. 21--Father and Son banquet at the Christian Church given by the Hi-Y boys. G. R. Mother and Daughter banquet at the Presbyterian Church. 28-Thanksgiving. Thanks for the 'turkey but the Clay Cen- ter game choked us. 28-30-Older Boys' Conference at Manhattan. December- 6-All School Party. Thirteen homes are given over to high school students for one evening. 8-J. Adam Bede, lecturer. 12- Crimson Eyebrowsl' Warren Finch and Sylvia Wray have the leading parts. 18-Sarah Mildred Wlilmar, dramatic reader. 19-Christmas vacation begins. January- 1-New Yearis day or Resolution day. 5-Vac-ation is over. 9-Girls play two games in one night-Minneapolis girls and Smit-h Center girls. The boys play Smith Center. i'f'f , organise wo sutcnq, YI X? E I A 2.55, 'T I I 1 . I I ' 1 'skis n' I EA CALENDAR 16-Clay Center boys here. f 22- Hays Glee Club, sponsored 'by Hi-Y. 29-Debate! Osborne negative here. Our negative to Con- cordia. February- 6-B. H. S. girls to Minneapolis for another victory. 6- 8-G. R. conference at Concordia. 12- Second debate. Belleville and Formoso. 13-Flenwlick Newell Concert Company recital. 18 -Kansas Wesleyan representatives sing in chapel. 20-Senior-Junior reception. 27-Grade school operetta, The Stolfen Flower Queen. 30-Inter-Class track meet. Seniors take first place. K. S. A. C. Go-To-College :team entertains. April- 1-April Fool. 3-Junior play, Daddy Long-Legs, with Gerald Crumrine as Daddy. 5-Palm Sunday. '19-Everybody out. Russell girls basket ball team here. 20-Our boys journey to Clay Center. ' 27-Lincoln boys come full force. 1.0-14 28-Asherville boys lose to B. H. S. while the first team girls March walk on Republic. 6-Franklin girls were not what was expected. A hot game? No, practice is all. 10-Pep program. Send-off for B. B. teams. Zeigfeld Follies 'en everything. 10-Wilnrod talks in chapel on Bra,ins. 11-Hays tournament. Glirls lose their first .game .in three years. Ib. It was the same old Hays, but now it it is different 'cause We lost. Too much yelling lost the second game for our boys. Willsie says she al- ready had her speech made up to give on receiving the cup. 16-Mir. Quinn gives a supper for B. B. teams. 17-Oratorical' contest at Lincoln. Donald Ewiart takes fourth place. -Easter vacation. - 12-Easter Sunday. 16-Our track team goes to Osborne for revenge. 17-Senior Play, When 'a Felle-r Needs 'a Friend. 24-Triangular contest between Clay Center, Concordia, and Beloit is held here. Beloit wins the baig cup. 27-The Slout Players present, Tire Right Road. May- 1-2-Music contest at Emporia. Interscholastic contest at Emporia.. 5-Dramatic comedy. One act plays given by the Public Speaking class. 6-Junior-Senior banquet. 8-Music contest at Hays. 16-17 -Final examinations. 20-Senior Class Day. 21- ' All School Picnic. Commencement. .- . A. .. - AW 1 l l l A' E L :' 1 . .Tri ' .TELL l Q A l THE RECEPTION The Senior class complied with the well established cus- tom in B. H. S. of the Senior class giving a reception to the Juniors by so doing on 'March 20-, 1925. In years past this oc- casion has always been so formal as to seem uncomfortable so the Seniors tried to do away with some of this formality which proved very successful. The decorations in the halls were in the Junior class col- ors-green and white-quite convenient for a St. Patrick's program. The program given in the auditorium consisted of read- ings by Annabelle Finney and Josephine V-anceg a jig by Ida Mehl, Anna Annan and Alice Guardg solos by Dorothea An- derson, Warren Finch, R-oyal Clanin, and a musical reading by Edgar Burger. A chorus composed of Helen Lathrop, Eliza- beth Lutz, Alice Guard, Rosemary Lutz, Josephine Vance Eliza.- beth Butler, Frances Shook, Dorothea Anderson, Edith James, T-helma Lindenmier, Charles Wyatt, Warren Finch, Royal Clan- in, Edgar Berger, Gerald Van-Pel-t, and Donald Ew'art gave some lively Irish songs and dances. Refreshments were served in the hall by a committee of Freshman girls. Green and white ice cream and cake car- ried out the color scheme, This reception marked the beginning of the end for the class of '25. X Tho high school days have their delights, They can't compare with high school nights! -E. M. L. l1'H EMA? 1 l I F u. l ' 'Q i - .. A 'f?1?.i' . .1 -5 .QL ,TELQA I 2 'I V N gs HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL Wisps of orange and black ribbons dangling from street lamps and confetti and dried corn fodder littering the pave- ment gave evidence ot a gala night outstanding in Beloit his- tory. The original suggestion for the festival came from C. O. Smith, superintendent of the city -schools, and received such hearty support and created so much enthusiasm that extensive preparations were made for the ev-ent which was financed and cared for by the Beloit Chamber of Commerce. The entire community entered into the spirit ot' the oc- casion and many weird and unusual costumes were seen, The carnival consisted of three partsl-a parade, a stunt program down town, and a general frolic winding up in a big dan-ce. The October night was ideal for such an occasion and the af- fair was a great success judging from the number of specta- tors lining the streets. The program was in charge of the Beloit city schools and each of the teachers was in charge of a stunt. Some of the community organizations also participated. The programs were amusing and there was ample variety to ikleep- everyone interested. The various groups and their leaders are as follows: Mr. Thomas-Negro Minstrels Miss Rommel-Devil's Dolls Mr. McKee-4Hobo Checker Game. 'Miss 1Shelton-Skeletons Mr. Morrell-Cave Men Miss Barnett-Clowns' Jacobs-Witches Dance Miss Miss Boyer-Scene from Macbeth Miss Miller-Indians Miss Matney-Ghost Wedding Miss Kresie-Gypsy Fortune Tellers Miss Carle-Black Cats Miss Quaintance-Harvest Pageant Haynes-Spanish Troubadours Miss Miss Tuttle-Clown Dance Miss Whi-te-Hawaiian Dancers Miss Brown-Wrestling Match Miss Chalk-Spanish Dance Miss Williams-Indian Dan-ce Miss Swinton-Old Witch's Mill Miss Hillman-Ghost Dance Miss Owen-Black Cats Miss Ja-meson-Brownies and Witches Miss Lewis-Brownies and Witches Miss Griffiths-Gypsy Dance and Song B. Lewis-Witches and Devil's Kettle Miss Miss Nieman-Ghost Pumpkin Heads. Miss Kappel-Backwoods Girls and Clowns Miss Steele-Fairies and Clowns Linscheid--Brownies Woman's Civic Club4Kitchen Band. S. B. A.-Indians. P. E. 0.-Indians. Euterpe Club-Wagon Load of Pumpkins. Other Organizations and Individuals. Miss i 1 ' ' 5 IZ? B . N gxl cu-iss PRQPHEQY A January 1, 1950, 421 Northeast St., Chicago, Illinois. Mrs. Glenn Walls, - Los Angeles, California. Dear Edith: Well, old dear, I have 'at last decided to take time to write. How is Glenn? I suppose fine. I have heard lots of news lately, so will try and spill it, Kas we used 'to say, re- member?J Anna wrote to me the other day: as you know she is working at Brown's Garage, which w-as purchased' by Warren Finch. Anna wears a diamond now, and I guess will soon marry Dennis Dooley, who has a permanent position driving ice wagons. Warren is happily married to Ava Wiedenhaft. I suppose you know that Ida Mehl is still chasing 'around after Marion Gould and is taking all her meals at the Gould restaurant. I hope she gets whim as Ida is such a clever girl and' is just Marion's type. Park Anderson has taken up the profession of ra lion tamer in Barnum Kc Bailey Circus and has marriedthe toe dancer, Elizabeth Blass-. Elizabeth Butler and Esther Blass have bought Tate's Meat Market and are repairing it. How is Eva Brantner? Is she still running the pool hall in Los Angeles? ' Thelma Brockway and Russell Heidrick are traveling in Europe as Thelma inherited a large sum from the Grand Duke of England. Have you heard the latest? Virginia Mead has gone to the Cat Islands, where she is nursing the lepers. Andi can you feature her doing that? 4 ' William Yeager and Dorothy Krobst have built a cozy little nest on he trail of the lonesome pine. William is catch- ing buffallo, so they have plenty of meat to eat. ' In Royal's letter from Edgar he says he loves the bach- elor life-because he can be boss. The only thing he ,dislikes is' sewing on buttons. - Myrtle Yocum, Margaret Thompson and Joie Webster are in South America feeding whales for their employer, Washy Jordan. - The Finney or Finnegan sisters are in Alaska making snow rn-en, as they fade away too quick in Kansas. Melba Huffman is teaching history in the Beloit schools. Margaret Wills and Edward Eresch are raising sheep in Nebraska and are making lots of money. Margaret is coming to se-e me next month and I am so glad. - Lucile Prewett has at last settled down with John Fulton and next summer they are planning to bicycle thro-ugh to Cali- fornia to see Mr. Thomas. Now isn't that just like Lucile? , Donald White and Louise Ramsay are touring the world as athletes. She has the World record- in running. The hun- dred yard dash seem-s to be his standby. Alfred Caughey is an evangelist and is touring Europe. He is wonderful they say. m 'B ljomrfdf- an acne , Q1 1927 XY ,fi- CLASS PROPHECY Frances Bean and Zula Gentry are in the follies, Hot Tamfales-also Edna Gentry and Vivian Dooley are in New York trying out for the movies. - Alice Guard' and Joe Franzmathes are living on the farm. They are leading a. quiet and simple life and Alice is raising lots of chickens while Joe is raising well-cane as usual. , The Lutz sisters are helping their father take care of the New York Store. Ferneta Root and Orda Mawhor have the world's record in walking. They walked from New York to California in twoldays. . Ethelyn Lins and Ruth Bunch are still looking and Bonnie Vestal and Myrtle Emmot are selling Sloan's Horse Liniment. Charles Wyatt and Arbutus Ross have turned their home into a cafe and are making lots of money selling hot and cold dogs. Forrest English and Roberta Groves 'have bought Gra- ham's Clothing Store. Donald Walsh and Julia Finney have charge of the Beauty Parlor. Frances Shook and Arlyn Carlton are missionaries in the New York slums. Arnol Hackett and Margaret Kennedy are in Boston Where Arn-ol owns the National Biscuit Company and Margaret is his stenographfer. Donald Ewart, alias Hepsibah Strong, is lead-ing a double life. He is chancellor at K. U. and lis married to Helen Lathrop. Violet Walker and Eva Clanin are still the same old pals. They are working' at washing dishes in Quinnfs restaurant. Helen Helmbrecht has at las-t married DeWayne Conley and is boot blacker in the barber shop. Thelma Lindenmier and Lester Hogan have eloped and are in Africa chasing wildcats. Marie Gaskill is a nurse in the Chi.ldren's Home in Kan- sas Ci-ty. Gerald VanPelt and Porter McKinnie are running the Douglass Dairy. AAs for me-well Royal and I are living in Chicago and Royal is to appear in Robin Hood where he has the leading part. I must close and' get lunch. Write soon and tell- nie all the news. Love to all, Dorothea. P. S. I forgot to tell you that Coral Forcade is the B. H. S. gym 'teacher and Paul Mears is principal, Isn't that queer? But it is true nevertheless. 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Ave. N.W. as inaton D.c. 20015 CLASS OF 1925 John Fulton Box 742 Yucaipa, Calif 92399 Marie Gaskill 520 N. luth, Apt. 3 Manhattan, Kans. 66502 Edna Gentry Tprr ROFQDO 4 Beloit, Kansas 67420 Roberta Groves Widrig R.F.D. 2 Kimberly, Idaho 83341 Arnol Hackett Star Route Beloit, Kansas 67420 Russell Heidrick 633 E. Second Beloit, Kansas 67420 Helen Helmbrecht Taylor 204 N. Chestnut Beloit, Kansas 67420 Melba Huffman Gentry Rossville, Kansas 66533 Irene Hummel Winkel Glen Elder, Kans. 67446 Margaret Kennedy Melton R.F.D. 2 Beloit, Kansas 67420 Dorothy Krobst Kern 1413 Luther St. Emporia, Kansas 66801 Helen Lathrop Gregory Box lo6 Hygiene, Colo. 80 Ethelyn Lins Lorenz 12220 5th St. Sp. 195 Yuciapa, Calif. 92399 Rosemary Lutz Barnes 301 E. 48th St. New York, N. Y. 10017 Elizabeth Lutz Franzmathes 5415 Conn. Ave., N.W. Washington, D. 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