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Vile hope This ho-ok will bring' you happy mem- ories of your school days. y 1 DEDICATION The Orange and Black of '26 is dedicated to Rose Carle, who has, by her untiring efforts for the glory of B. H. S., won The respect and friend- ship of every teacher and student. if fywx 's f' A 1 45130 111111' X Z Xl 1 up ' N BELOIT BUILDING, OOL H SCH HIG X! S, A Ak 1 Pew, llllf if if Z 7 -N M si 5 Y if YEAR 'BOOK STAFF Back Row: Helen Louise Spellman, Lowell Treaster, Marialice Robb, Gerald Crumrine, Miss Haynes, Beairice Hillebrand, Miss Boyer, Miss Carle Front Row: Nila, Cooke, Ida Forster, ,Marguerite Eustace, Duane Ross, Miss Drake, Harold Hill. Y 5 wwf .3 Qhilifl N s .--'MHS A t Editor-in-chief . . Business Manager Activities Editor Assistant ....... Snap Shots .... Assistant . . . Calendar . . . Art Editor ..... . Literary Editor . Assistant ...... ANNUAL STAFF Marguerite Eustace . . . ....... Duane Ross . . . . . . . . . Gerald Crumrine . . . . . Helen Louise Spellman . . . . . Beatrice Hillebrancl . . . . . Lowell Treaster . . . . . . lda Forster . . . . . Harold Hill . . .... Marialice Robb . . . . Nila Cooke X! J ff, QM? X-X ADMIN MOA 7 S i Z AQ llb iu SCHOOL BOARD DR, E, E, BREWER DR. F. B. KINCAID ROY L. HAMILTON Z y I N ' any A Q 111 4.1, SCHOOL BOARD DR. C. J. SPAIN 5 R. J. FITTELL GEO. H. BARDRICK i ze . Q : , . 'l. ,ihl QWIAQ MR. C. O. SMITH MR. Wm. ENGLUND Superintendent Principal K. S. T. C. K. S. T. C., K. U. I have just a few announcements Listen to this one. to make. FRANK L. HILL Member School Board X! f f Ah, N f01lll 1-It WWAN, fi ? faq!- XJ f Top Rowy BEATRICE BOYER Normal Training K. S. T. C. at Emporia As a matter -of fact . MARIE BROWN Mathematics K. U. Oh I forgot. ROSE CARLE Commerce K. S. T. C. at Emporia Isn't that pusillanimousf' MARY CNHITTENDEN Physical Training K. S. T. C. at Hays Show me the way to go home. MARGARET DRAKE History V K. U. Let George do it. fBottom Rowj .DOLORES GASTON K Art Bethany at Lindsborg That's all right. KENNETH HINKHOUSE Manual Training NK. S. T. C. at Hays Bears' Tails. DOROTHY HAYNES Music K. S. T. C., C. of E., K. U. Use your heads. ALICE JACOBS' English Sterling College and University of Chicago Well for cat's sake. HELEN LOUISE KRESIE Science Washburn Now laugh that off. i mix 1 'Yr 0,,1l1- 1:11 vm: 14 Q -J .. si? xl fTop Rowj FENTON MCALLISTER Physical Training Southwestern Censored, DAISY MATNEY Typewriting K. S. T. C. at Emporia Oh boy! MOLLIE MEDCRAFT Latin Kansas Wesleyan All right and Boy Howdy. JOHN MORRELL Vocational Agriculture M. U. Don't count your chickens before they hatch. WINIFRED OBER Study Hall Park College fBottom Rowj ERMA QUAINTANCEN English Grinnell and I. U. It is just a matter of taste. LILLIAN Mathe K. S. ROMMEL matics A. o. ' I don't think that necessary. FERMON SEWELL Science Missouri Is it HELEN Domestic K. A rolling stone MARIE Clerk of K. S. Wesleyan not? - WHITE Science U. gathers no moss LOOP the 'Board T. C. Let's get quiet. No Royal road to success. IVNIOIQ 2 3 NX 535 if XXXXXXXXN f 1 l f 5 I ,l 2 .2 ,X KT 11 I , y l .Z 3 E 1 j .1 2 .2 lj 2 4? X44 '-i,, -'1- Z..--'i,,.f-1 Z.?.l ',,.,'-ff? ,Z-lf? 2 -1f ' f'-,,,,...? ,f-fl - -if.. ,,,.- .1-1 -,i-1 ...- 1. ,,,., ,, .-il? -i.. ff?- 1?-i if- ,.,f- ,,,.-ff-' ..:f R ,,.f- s .ff- ...fllf 2- ' .1--Q ,f-1 ,,,,.,Ti j Z 4 X Z 2 Z 2 x 5 J Z 2 2 4 2 I if 1 Z 4 2 J 4 ff Wi Z In f X Ax X lrimflzwea' ' 402545 X! 5 S ' ,Q Glee Club sentative to '23, '24, '25, eretta, '24, lar Contest, Staff, '24. Glee Club, hers. If success Hi-Y, '24, I wonder l l Junior Play, If diamonds are trumps, the VERN ABERCROMBIE flnrofessionalj '23, '24, '25, '26. Class Repre- Press Club, '24. Girl Reserve, '26. Girl Reserve Cabinet, '26, '25. Orchestra, '25, '26. OD- '26. Virgil Club, '25, Triangu- '25, fOrchestra.J B. H. S. Life Emporia Music Contest, '25, lO1'chest1'aJ. Merrymakers' Club, '26. Sen- ior Play, '26. Prettiness and talent without the slight- est self conceit-could anything be more de- lightful. M. ANNE BA RKER 1Normal Trsiningj '23, '2-4. Omretta, '24. G. R. Representative to Concordia, '24. Junior Play, '25. G. R. Cabinet, '25, '26, Positively positive she knows what she is talking about. EVA BRANTN ER 1Commercial Coursej Girl Reserve, '23, '24, '25, '26. game is LESTER CARR QGeneral Cr-ursej lies in hard work, Lester will surely attain. f PAUL CONDRY '25. Orchestra, '25, '26. where my sweetie's hiding? NILA COOKE QP:-ofessional Coursej Glee Club, '23, '24, '25, '26. Orchestra. '25, '26. Class Secretary, '23, '25, '26. G. R., '23, '26. G. R. Secietary, '26. Junior Play, '25, Mixed Chorus, '?4, '25, '26. Public Speaking, '23, Declamation Contest, '23. Operet-ta, '24, '26. State Typewriting Con- test, '25. Triangular fypewriting contest, '25. Basket Ball, '26. Contest Glee Club, '24, '25, '26. Contest Mixed Chorus, '24, '25. Contest Orchestra., '25, '25.'Annual Staff, '26. The white man's hope in typewriting contests. When Nila pounds the keys, oh boy! CARROLL CRElTZ QProfessional Coursey Contest Glee Club, '24, Hays. H.-Y, '23, '24, '25. Cantata, '26. ln Operetta Chorus '24. A bit of genius behind a. quiet mannez. DOROTHY LREITZ fNormal Trainingl Glee Club, '23, '24, '26. Operetta, '23, '26. G. R., '23, '24, '25, '26. Does everything but incur enmities. GERALD CRUMRINE QProfessiona1 Coursey Mixed Chorus, '23. Glee Club, '23, '25, '26. Oneretta, '25, '26. Advertising Manager, '26. Press Club, '24. Class Reporter, '24, '26. B. H. S. Life Staff, '24, '25, '26. Delegate to Press Conference at K. U., '26. -Annual Staff, '26. Debate, '25, '26. Captain, '26. Charter member of Nu Phi Lamba Honor Fraternity. Junior Play, 25. Senior Play, '26. Hi-Y, '23, '24, '25. Delegate to State Hi-Y Convention at Manhattan. '25. Mitch- ell County Academic Contest, '24. Tennis Club, '23, '24, '26. Basket Ball, '26. Why can't boys be honorary members in the Girl Reserve? LOREN ELDER QGeneral Coursel Football 1926. Glee Club 1925. Operetta 1924-25. What's the use of bein' good? It never got me nothin'. 7 NW vim ia f 'X Ml ltrlmmm-il x TQ X! Al lffzwrln f-Q X! W S 5- Z 4 i S A I L MARGUERITE EUSTACE QP1-ofessionsml Cou rsej Girl Reserve, '23, '24, '25. '26. Girl Re- serve Secretary, '25, Girl Reserve president, '26. Girl Reserve delegate to Salina con- ference, '23. Girl Reserve delegate to Estes Park, '25. Class Secretary, '24. Glee Club, '23, '24. Sth hr. Glee Club, '25, '26. Junior Play, '25. Triangular Contest, '24. Operet-, ta, '24, '25, '26. Editor Class Book, '26, Contest at Hays, '24, Press Club, '24. Combine a dash of naive-te with a large amount of charm and lovahleness and the result is Peggy . . . WAYNE EWING N fVocational Agriculture? Football, '24, '25, '26. H-Y, '24, '25. Treasurer, '26. Student Council Prrlzident, '26. Love makes the world go roundfl'm rather dizzy myself. GERALD FLETCHER fProfessional Coursej Hi-Y, '24, '25. Tennis Club, '24, '26. Merrymakers, '26. Woman-Thou Art Divine. RUTH FOFES lNormal Trainingj Girl Reserve, '24, '25, '26. She has something that everyone likes, and that is her personality. MILLER FORCADE fGeneral Coursel Football, '23, '24, 25, '26. All Slate Squad, '26. Track. '23, '24, '25, '26. Capt. '26. Triangular, '24, 26. Orchestra, '23, '24. Glee Club, '24, '25, '26. 8th hour '25, '26. Hi-Y, '24, '25, '26. President, '26. Student Council, '26. Debate, '24. Charter Member Nu Phi Lamba, '26. Public Speak- ing, '25, '26. Algebra Contest, '23. A clean athlete-A good sport. f Frm 111 1-Q Zim IDA FORSTER QPx-ofessional Coursej Public Speaking, '23. Board of Education Declamation Contest, '23. Girl Reserve, '23, '24, '25. Glee Club, '23, '24, '25. Op- reretta, '24. Mixed Chorus, '26, Vergilius Club, '25, Latin Club, '25. B. H. S. Life Staff, '25. State Typewriting Contest, '25, Junior Play, '25. Year Book Staff, '26. Industrious-Dashing--A rgumentative. MARGARET FULTON fNormal Trainingl Glee club, '26. Girl Reserve, '23, '24, '25, '26, Operetta, '26. You'll like her. ELSIE GASTON Glee Club, '23, '24, '25, '26. Girl Rmerve, '23, '24, '26. Girls Quartet, '24. Operetta, '23, '24, '25, '26. Mixed Chorus, '24, '25, '26. Triangular Meet, '24. Contest Glee Club, '24, '25, '26. Mixed Quartet, '24, A lovely voice and a quiet attractive- ness make a charming personality. GOLDIE GATES QNormal Trainingy Speech is silver but silence is golden. CHARLES GOULD lGenera.l Cou rsel B. H. S. Life Staff, 116. Contest Orches- tra, Hays, '23, Emporia, '25, '26, Glee Club, '25, '26. Operetta, '25, Hi-Y, '23, '24, '25, '26. Always in the swim, L! i O 111110121 4 is E E X x JI, ESTHER GOULD QNormal Trail ingl Girl Reserve, '23, '24, 25, '26. Mixed Chorus, '26. everyone? MARION GOULD fGeneral Coursel X-j Glee Club, '25, '26. French Club, '24. Operetta, '26. Did you ever see her minus a smile for Football, '24, '25, Hi-Y, '23, '24. State Football Honor Roll, '24, '25. He plays the game clean and fair. MAX L. HAMILTON 1Professional Course.J Hi-Y, '24. Orchestra, '23, '24. Glee Club, '25, '26. State Music Contest, '25. Treas- urer Senior Class, '26. Tennis Club, '24, '25. Ope-retta Cast, '26. Junior Play. B. H. S. Life Staff, '2S. Cheer Leader, '25, '26. Senior Play, '26 Evidently accepts the theory that walking is the best form of exercise-for those who go riding with him. ' 5 HAROLD HILL QProfessiona1 Cou rse.J Class Treasurer, 23. Class President, '24. '25, '26. Hi-Y Cabinet, '24. '25. Debate, '26. Business Manager Junior Play '25. Delegate to Manhattan Hi-Y Conference. Annual Staff, '26. B. H. S. Life Staff, '25. Tennis Club, '24, '25, '26. Hi-Y, '23, '24, '25, '26. Pepper Shakers, '25, '26 Merrymakers, '26. Senior Play, '26. Member of Nu Phi Lamba. We expect to hear from Hilly ' later in the world of cartoons-in other words, the funny papers. BEE HILLEBRAND fProfessional Cou rse.l Freshman, St. John's School. Class Treas- urer, '24. Operetta, '24, '25, '26. Glee Club, '24, '25, '26.. Triangular Typewriting Con- test, '25, Contest at Emporia, '25. Triangu- lar Music Contest, '25. Princess Halloween, '26. Orchestra, '26. Mixed Chorus, '25, '26. Mcrrrfmakers, '26. Junior Play, '25. Ser- ior Play, '26. Year Bonlc Staff, '26. Add a bit. of impertinence, a bit of vivac- ity, to a mixture of friendliness and sweet- ness, and the result is altogether desirable. 4, A RALPH JOHNSON fGenera.l Coursej Class President, '23. Vice President, '25. Track, '24, '25. Public Speaking, '24, Hi-Y, '23, '24, '25, '26. Secretary Hi-Y, '25. Or- chestra, '23, '25. Merrymakers, '26. Mu- sic Contest at Hays, '23. Music Contest at Emporia, '25. Journalism Delegate to Law- rence, '25. Hi-Y Delegate to Lawrence, '24. Athletic Editor B. H. S. Life, 25. Triangu- lar Meet, '23, '25. Never do today what you can put off 'til tomorrow or the next day. ORIN JORDAN tProfessional Course.J Orchestra, '23, '24, '25, '26. Debate QCapt.J '24, '25, '26. Student Council, '26. Hi-Y, '23, '24, '25, '26. Glee Club, 26. Contestant in orchestra at Hays, '23 '24, Contestant in orclestra at: Emporia, '25, '26. Junior Play, '25. Junior Vice President, '25. Nu Phi Lamba Fraternity. fCharter Member.J A veritable Rock of Gibraltar in Debate. RUSSELL KENNEDY tGenera1 Coursel Football, '24, '25, '26. Track, '24, '26. Track, '24, '26. Glee Club, '25, '26. Op- eretta, '25, '26. Student Council, '26. Hi-Y, '26. Merrymakers, '26. French Club, '24, Triangular Spelling Contest, '24, When Rusty starts down the field- gangwayl JULIAN KERN QGene1-al Coursej Life is no better if we worry, Life ie no longer if we hurry. HELEN LUDWIG tNormal Train ingj We know not of what she thinks. Her thoughts are not of us. N in WW' X I 5 X X me .5 ' Qgnfllt fiu QMS X! A limi -J is X 5- 7 iQ,,1m 11i I ESTHER NIEMAN iNormal Trainingy Glee Club, '23, '25, '26. Cirl Reserve, '23, '24, '25. Operetta, '24, '26. Another of the quiet ones. ZELMA RANDALL lNormal Trainingj I B Club, '24, '25, 26. Glee Club, '23, '25, '26. French Club, '24. Basket Ball, '23, '24, '25, '26. Operetta, '24, '25, Girl Re- serve, '23, '24, '26. When school and Howard clash, school can go to smash. Z CLYDE M. REITER QGeneral Coursey Football, '24, '25, '26. Basket Ball, '25. Hi-Y, '23, '24, '25, '26, Operetta, '24. Glee Club, '24, '25. The higher you fly the harder you fall- but I'm going to stay up. MARIALICE ROBB iProfessional Course! Scottsville High School, '23,. '24. Triangu- lar Typewriting Contest, '25. State Scholar- ship Contest, '25. Glee Club, '25. Junior Play, '25. Girl Reserve, '25, '26. Oneretta, Belle of Barcelona , '26 Mixed Chorus '26. Merrymakers, '26, Year Book Staff, '26. Senior Play, '26. You will have to admit her ability is nothing less than genius. DUANE L. ROSS fGeneral Coursej Class Treasurer, '25, Junior Play, '25, Vice President, '25, '26. Year Book Staff, '26. Track, '25, '26. Merrymakers, '26. Senior Play, '26. All great men are dying-I don't feel well myself. Q1 3 X dl l'r3Z,,1ln1-11 X013 COILA ROWE 1General Course, Glee Club, '23, '24, '25, Girl Reserve, '23, '24, '25. Operetta, Gypsy Rover , '24, Mix- ed Chorus, '26, Dancing, '25. Might as well be dead if you can't be dif- ferent. . RUTH SIMS lProfessional Course! Girl Reserve, '23, '2-l, '25, '26, B. H. S. Life Staff, '26, Glee Club, '25, 1st Semester. What is life without thrills? 4 BERNICE SMITH iCommercial Coursej Girl Reserve, '23, '24, '25, '26, Orchestra, '23, '24, '25, '26, Contest Orchestra, Hays, '24, Contest Orchestra, Emporia, '25. Op- eretta, '24, Triangular Contest, '24, '25, Dancing, '24, '25. Bernice can also produce music with a typewriter. HELEN LOUISE SPELLMAN iPr-ofessional Course.j Plainville, Kansas, '22, '23, French Club, '23, '24, Dramatic Class, '24, '25. Basket Ball, '25, '26, B. H, S. Life Staff, '26, Annual Staff, '26. Debate, '26, Student Council, '26, Orchestra, '26, Nu Phi Lambs, 1Charter Memberl, '26, Tennis Club, '26, Secretary of Nu Phi Lamba, '26, O good sport-A holly gal, GWENDENE STACK tNormal Trainingj Basket Ball, '26, Glee Club, '23, B. H, S. Life Staff, '26, They go wild-simply wild over me, P r NWf te .sms ' l K! WW A h I GRACE STRAWN fCommercial Coursej Glee Club, '23, '24, '25, '26. Girl Reserve, '23, '24, '25, '26. Operetta, '24, '25, '26. Mixed Chorus, '24, '25, '2b. Mixed Chorus, '24, '25, '26. Contest Glee Club, Hays, '24. Contest Glee Club, Emporia, '25. Contest Mixed Chorus, Hays, '24. B. H. S. Life Staff, '25. Come day, 20 day-bring on Sunday. MANLEY STILLEY QCommercial Coursej Orchestra., '23, '24, '25, '26. Glee Club, '23, '24, '25, '26. Boys' Quartet, '23. Mixed Chorus, '24, '25. Opera-tta Cast, '24, '25, '26. Class play. '25. Debate, '26. State Scholar- ship, '25. Emporia Music Contest, '25. Hays Music Contest, '24. Triangular Music Meet, '24, '25. Forensic League. Nu Phi Lamba, fCharter Memberl, '26. Hi-Y, 23, '26. Lecture Course Business Manager, '26. Senior Play, '26. Attempts to argue on any subject no mat- ter how little he knows of it. CHARLES TICE iGeneral Course! Hi-Y, '23, '25, '26. Tennis, '23, '24, '25, '26. Tennis Club, '24, '25. Glee Club, '26. Mixed Chorus, '26. Track, '23. Basket Ball, '26. Play up! Play up! And play the game. LOWELL TREASTER 1Professional Coursej Orchestra, '23, '24, '25, '26. Violin Solo State Contest, Hays, '23, '24. Violin Solo, State Contest, Emporia, '25. Contest Orches- tra, Hays, '23, '24, Emporia '25. Debate '26. Charter Member Nu Phi Lamba Fra- ternity. Student Council, '24, 525. Vice President, '25. Hi-Y, '24, '25, '26. Camp Wood Delegate, '25. B. '11, S. Life Staff, '26. Junior Play, '25. Annual Staff, '26. String- ed Trio, '26. Hi-Y Cabinet, '26. Senior Play, '26. There is music in his finger tins. ILENE VAN GILDER QManua1 Arts Course! B. H. S. Life Staff, 1925. You will always find her smiling. 1 1' S I A I IQMJM11' 2 Z HELEN VAN PELT j tNormal Trainingj 1 G. R. '23, '24, '25, '26. Orchestra, '25, '26. Basket Ball, '23, '24, '25, '26. Captain, '26. Glee Club, '23, '24, '25. Junior Play, '25, Contestant to Emporia, '25. G. A. A. '25, Operetta, Gypsy Rover , '24, Triangulan Contest, '25. Outstanding characteristic, Dependability -with a capital D . GUY VAN VALKENBURG tGeneral Cc-ursel Hi-Y, 24, 25, 26. Football, '26. B. H. S. Life Staff, '26. Glee Club, '24, '26, Pub- 'lic Speaking, '25. County Academic Contest, '24. Operetta Chorus, '26, Mixed Chorus, '2G. There's three women for every man in the U. S. Now to find the man who has my three. AGNES VICKERS A fNormal Trainingj V G. R. '23, '24, '25, 26. Junior Play, '25, Never say Dye . A OPAL WALKER QPx-ofessional Course? G. R. '22, '23, '24, '25, '26. Glee Club, '22, '26. Junior Play, '?5. Operetta, '26. A peaceful life is out of the question for her, as there will always be a Rowe. MILDRED WALLACE fNo1-mal Trainingj G. R. '25, '26, I Does not speak until she is .spoken to, an admirable trait. L! 5 Z' R' 4? Ali, ,Shi ' tgnflnf-11 f - K ETHEL WARD fNormal Trainingl G. R. '23, '24, '25, '26. Junior Play, '25. Dainty and Demure. LESTER WVARD fGeneral Coursej Glee Club, '23, '24, '25, '26. Operetta, '24. Mitchell County Contest, '23, '24. Hi-Y, '23, '24, '25. There are girls who kiss- There are girls who don't, But the ones I get- Are the ones that won't. GEN E WATER S Basket Ball, '24, '25, '26. Capt. '25, '26. Football, '23, '24, '25, 26. Tennis, '25, '26. Senior Play, '26. Halloween Festival, '26, Prince Hal. Still 'waters' run deep. LeROY WICKHAM iCommercial Coursel Hi-Y, '23, '24, '25. Basket Ball, '24, '25. Always ready to lend a helping hand. GLADYS WILSON 1General Coursej Glee Club, '23, '24, '25. French Club, '24. B Club, '26. Soccer, '23, '24, '25, '26. Basket Ball, '24, '25, '26. Operetta, '24,-'25. Junior Play, '25. Girl Reserve, '25. Volley Ball, '24, '25. 1 Smile and the referee smiles with you. F73 A Rffes KATHRYN WILSON L Professional Coursej Orchestra, '23, '24, '25, '26. Glee Club, '23, '24, '25, '26. Girl Reserve, '23, '24, '25, '26. Girl Reserve Program Chairman, '25, '26. Delegate to G. R. Conference, Estes Park, Colorado, '25. Student Council, '24, '25. Virgil Club Piaetn, '25. Operetta, '24, '25. Press Club, '24. Hays Music Contest, '24. Emporia Music Contest, '25. Triangular Music Club, '24, '25. Merrymakers' Club, '26. Senior Play, '26. A cunning smile and a naive manner, are characteristics of this arm:-aliniz little maid. SYLVIA WRAY iProfessional Coursej Glee Club, '23, '24, 25, '26, Operetta, '24, '25, '26. Virgil Club, '25. Girls' Quar- tet, '24. Hays Music Contest, '24. Trian- gular Music Contest at Concordia, '24. Em- poria Music Contest, '25 fGlee Club.j Tri- angular Music Contest, at Beloit, '25. Girl Reserve, '25, '26. The music of her voice will linger in your heart long after our paths have parted. ANDREW YEAGER lGenei-al Coursej It's a great life if you don't weaken- but I fear I'm slipping. XJ ,, A Wing W i qfilhii Zip A -, in 4 3 'xv Q D CLASS OFFICERS Harold Hill . . . ....... President Duane Ross .... Vice President Nila Cooke ....... ..... S eeretary Max L. Hamilton ................... . .. Treasurer SPONSORS Rose Carle-Chairman Beatrice Boyer-Financial Advisor Margaret Drake. Fenton McAllister Dorothy Haynes Motto--Venimus, Vidimus, Vineimus. Colors-Green and White. Flowers-NVhite Carnation. X! 77 f ff img gag? Wi? 1 1' Nj Q X! Q C3 vlXX7lTIE'if fl '7iif0i,1l4 gm, , ' .lf 4 A t Q Gaz: 'O . ' , FOOTBALL The football season opened in the fall of 1925 with seven letter men back on the team. The season was a very successful one and the boys were awarded silver footballs by the business men for their fine showing all through the season. Twelve letters were awarded, seven of which were given to Senior boys. Those who received letters were: Shurtz, captain, two letters, VVaters, four letters, Kern, three letters, Gotschall, two letters, Forcade, two letters, Ewing, two letters, Gould, two lettersg Elder, one letter, Brown, one letter, Kennedy, one letter, Studer, -one letter, Reiter, one letter. The games of the season and their results were as follows: Beloit 15 Barnard 0 There Beloit 35 Glasco .... 0 Here Beloit 0 Glen Elder . 0 There Beloit 33 Osborne 0 Here Beloit 27 Belleville .. 0 There Beloit 7 Concordia .. 0 Here Beloit 0 Smith Cent. 13 There Beloit 34 Lincoln .... 0 There Beloit 7 Clay Center 7 Here Total 158 Total ..... 20 VVhile we are very proud the football team, we are sure of all the boys who did splendid work on that a great deal of their success has been due to the training- given by Coach McAllister and his assistant, Mr. Hinkheouse. I yiiwg 2 X A X Sm M7575 51 E J Wal? V Q 4 K! ll l'fI llbfll i Za J Y - 1 . X101 K GIRLS' BASKET BALL TEAM Hl VP e en an elt, Captain, Jumping Center. Bernese Smith, Running Center. Zelma Randall, Right Guard. Gladys Wilson, Left Guard. A Telva Gholson, Right Forward. Gwendene Stack, Left Forward. SCHEDULE Jan. 8 Beloit .... ..... 4 7 Cawker . . . . . 9 Jan. 13 Beloit . . ..... 24 Jewell . . . . . . .35 Jan 15 Beloit . .. ..... 23 Randall . . . .. . . .19 Jan. 22 Beloit .. ..... 26 Lincoln ..... ..... 6 Jan. 30 Beloit .. ..... 16 Asherville .. .... 23 Feb 5 Beloit . . ..... 20 Randall . . . . . . .13 Feb 9 Beloit . . ..... 34 Asherville . . . . . . .16 Feb. 12 Beloit . . ..... 24 Hunter .... .... 1 8 Mar 2 Beloit .... ....... 3 6 Hunter .... . . Total ...................... 250 149 Jewell City cancelled second game. Lincoln cancelled second game. Here Here There There There Here Here There Here Q f img ivy 0 111-11, X E ,':w'v4h 1 i A l I Zim, ' J i f V BOYS' BASKET BALL More than usual interest has been manifested in basketball this year. At the beginning of the season forty boys reported for practice. This number was cut clown to fifteen after the first two weeks. The rest of the enthusiasts had a chance to maintain their interest in basketball by par- ticipating in the League games, which lasted through the entire season. Included in the regular basket ball squad were four letter men of last year. This year letters were awarded at the close of the season to: Shurtz, two lettersg Waters, captain, four lettersg Gotschall, two lettersg Colby, one letterg Tice, one letter. The seasons record shows the following scores: Beloit 36 Beloit 23 Beloit 18 Beloit 12 Beloit 16 Beloit 16 Beloit 29 Beloit 15 Beloit 39 Beloit 13 Tota.l 217 Cawker .... 6 Here Minneapolis 11 Here Lincoln .... 7 There Asherville. 16 There Clay Center 25 Here Asherville . 8 Here Concordia . .42 There Clay Center 18 There Concordia ..30 Here Concordia . .17 At Jewell City Total 180 -- TQ1 .awww Pr? 111 11 'gill v , Evelyn Eustace, Mary Cooke, Eustace, Nila Creitz, Marguerite Carroll Troutman, Rex illey, St Manley yaxt, W Francis Standing wart Barker, John Eresch. Springer, Orin Jordan, Ste Bi ly Frank Creitz, Condry, Paul Wilson, Haynes, Kathryn Miss on, Tilt X! Spell- Louise Helen Abercrombie owell Treas ter, Vern L , Smith Bernice VanPelt, Elizabeth Shaffer, ive Ol Baker, Maxine Seated 1 nnie. McKi allace man, Helen VanPelt, Beatrice Hillebrand, W ymog f lego mwfif i fl K - '.,',,+ef Nj 1 p X! ORCHESTRA The High School Orchestra is a very essential organization to our school activities. This year the orchestra has appeared in many programs under the competent leadership of Miss Haynes. Not only has the orches- tra -played for the High School Operetta and other musical programs, but it has assisted in chapel programs, oratorical contest, Baccalaureate service and many other activities. ln the Music Contest at Emporia the orchestra took third place. - The members of the orchestra. are: Violin- Alto-- Lowell Treaster Franms lvyatt Carroll Qfreitz Vern Abercrombie B rni Smith Trombone- e Ce Manley Stilley Elizabeth Shaffer Orin Jordan Maxine Baker mm,inet- OHV? Vimpelt Marguerite Eustace Charles Gould Ralph Johnson Richard Hubbard Helen Louise Spellmau Clinton Rector VVallace McKinnie Beatrice Hillebrand Cornet- Billy Springer Rex Troutman Carroll Creitz Paul Condry Stewart Barker Flute- Nila Cooke Evelyn Eustace Mary Tilton Cello- Kathryn lVil-son ' Frank Creitz Drums- John Eresch Piano- Helen VanPelt ymw r 4 A QMM Q E. Z: Es 44 fl x4 I Robb, Marialice stace, Eu Walker, Vern Abercrombie, Dorothy Creitz, Evelyn Walsh, Helen C9 Bardrick, Floren Louise OW R ack B Strawn. Grace Kathryn Wilson, Mary Eustace, Bm-atrice Hillebranli, Marguerite McGaughey, Lila Emma Armour, all. efm H Bertha Row : Middle Springer. Cole, Hortense Jean Emma Ti ton, Loraine Gregory, Beulah Kathryn Prewett, Henderson, Miss Haynes, Neita Cooke, Nila Opal Walker, Sylvia Wray, Gaston, Elsie Row : Front C Shaffer. axine M Wills, J ii gi ' Q Y U HAS GIRLS' G-LEE CLUB, '25-'26 The Girls' Glee Club which appeared several times this year at the American Legion Program early in the year, at the Concert given by the Music Department, and at the Oratorieal Contest, was composed of the fol- lowing members: ' ' First sopranos: Vern Abercrombie, Katherine Prewett, Beatrice Hille- brand, Hortense Springer, Elsie Gaston, Sylvia XVray, Neva XVray, Emma Armour, Dorothy Butler. Q I Second Sopranos: Nila Cooke, Grace Strawn, Lila McGaughey, Neita. Henderson, Olive VanPelt, Dorothy Creitz, Marguerite Eustaee, Helen Walker, Loraine Gregory, Louise Bardriek, Mary Tilton. Altos: Emma Jeane Cole, Bertha Heiman, Beulah Wills, Evelyn Eustace, Maxine Shaffer, Opal VValker, Florenee'Walsh, Mai-ialice Robb. Accompanist: Kathryn Wilson. Director: Miss Dorothy Haynes. O. W. Wills 7 Al, E Qa,,1m11Q mfg if K Crum rine. Gerald Shurtz, Orin Jordan, Edwin ice, 'T Kennedy, Arthur Russell Creitz, Back Row: Manley Stilley, Kenneth Lowell fDirectorJ 3 nes, SY H SS Mi L. 'Hamil1:0n, Eresch, Max John Forcade, Colby, Miller el' Ill Wil Tice, Row : Charles Middle Gould. Charles Rouert Fulton, Joseph Hill, Kepple, C Young inn, Cecil Qu Milton ox, Leo Gaston, Kn rt Herbe Troutman, EX R Wyatt, Henderson, Francis alter W reitz, El is C Front Row : C A Baa., ' 0 Fhwf I 11211 X Q h THE BOYS' GLEE CLUB XJ The Bovs' Glee Club is another music organization which has contributed a gieat deal to the school programs. The glee club has appeared several times 111 chapel progralns and other school activities and has always found an appieciative audience for its performances. Phe members of tl1e Boys' Glee Flulm are: First Tenor- First Bass- John Eresch Joseph Hill Francis Wyatt Russell Kennedy Cecil Young VValter Henderson Manley Stilley Second Tenor- Kcnneth Creitz Charles Gould Lowell Kepple Ray NVills Miller Forcade NVil1ner Colby Arthur Tice Rex Troutman Ellis Creitz Joe Barger Max L. Hamilton Milton Quinn Gerald Crumrine Second Bass- Herbert Knox Edwin Shurtz Robert Fulton Carroll Creitz Orin Jordan Charles Tice 3 Z1 iwnrlifig e QMS - Y! Top Row: Kathryn Wilson, Marguerite Eustace, Dorothy Butler, Miss Rommel, Befnese Smith, Maxine Shaffer. Bottom Row: Lila McGaughey, Anne Barker, Vern Abercrombie, Beulah Wills, Miss Boyer, Nila Cooke. .- GIRL RESERVE The Girl Reserve Club is the High School branch of the Y. W. C. A., and is not only national, but the work is carried on in the farthest corners of the world. 'The pin and emblem of the cllub is a blue triangllie. Th-e color blue is chosen because it symbolizes loyalty and the triangle signifies the three-fold purpose of the G. R.-development of physical, moral, and social life. Each year the G. R. sponsors a number of activities outside of its regular weekly meetings. During the year of 1925-1926 some of the activities were: The water- melon feed in September for the new girls, Recognition Service, District Co-nference, Peanut Party, Mothers and Daughter's Banquet, Mother's and Daughter's Tea, Sen- ior Farewelil, and Installation of officers. The Girl Reserve also s-ends representa- tives, Cth-e past two years of three girlsb to the G. R. Summer Conference at Estes Park, Colorado. The officers for the past year were: President ,.-.......,............ --- Marguerite Eustace Vice-president .... ..... M axine Shaffer Secretary ..... ...... N ila Cooke Treasurer ........e ..... D 01'0thy Butler S-ocial Chairman .... .... V ern Abercrombie Pr-ogram Chairman ....... --- Kathryn Wilson Social Service 'Chairman --- -- Lila Mcflaughey Finance Chairman ........ .... A nne Barker Publicity Chairman .................................. Beulah Wills Advisors .............. Miss Lillian Rommel, Miss Beatrice Boyer K. W. Z: X x X148 5 H f 593 0127 H , M X! B. H. S. LIFE STAFF Back Row: Harry Mead, Ralston Culp, Helen L. Spellman, Lowell Treaster, Bernese Smith, Ellis Creitz, Miss Medcraft. Guy Van Valkenburg, Max L. Hamilton. V Front Row: Gerald Crum:-ine, Margaret, Franzmathes, Gwendene Stack, Charles Gould, Marie Van Gilder, Ruth Sims, James Dean. 7 f Qfiw li Ax 1 143,111 112 X701 X i U 3. Z 1 5 Y HI-Y CABINET Back Row: Billy Springer, Lowell Tx-easter, Rex Troutman, Mr. Morrell. Front Row: George Heltzel, Wayne Ewing, Kenneth Creitz, Miller Iftrcade. HI-Y CLUB To Create And Maintain Higher Standards Of Living In The School And Community 'In 1920 a 'simallmgroup of boys met for the purpose of organizing a Hi-Y Club for B. H. S. Officers were elected and the first meeting was held December 7, with seventeen charter members. Q Since that time our Hi-Y organization has steadily grown and the responsibility upon its leaders has increased. We now have sixty-three members in our club with prospects of a larger club next year. ' V ' ' ' V In the Spring of 1925 a banquet for the Hi-Y members was held at the Methodist church and the following officers were installed: Miller Forcade, presidentg Ken- neth Creitz, vice-president: George Heltzel, secretaryg and Wayne Ewing, treasurer. Our programs have consisted of devotionals, talks, music, stunts, and various other forms of -entertainments. Under the leadership of Mr. Morrell and the other members of the faculty the club will continue to progress. A division of the Hi-Y Club is the Inner Circle which meets each Wednesday morning with about five members present. mb IIB -X ' .Ir 1 -I 1-if Nj X Q 1 1 A Standing--Gerald Crumrine, Helen Louise Spellman, Lowell Treaster. Seated-Orin Jordan, Manley Stilley, Harold Hill, Mr. Englund. DEBATE TEAMS , Both debate teams this year were composed of Seniors. Lowell Treast-er, Gerald Crumrine, and Manley Stilley made up the Negative Team and Helefn Louise Spell- man, Orin Jordan, and Harold Hill formed the Affirmative. The first debate of the season was January 26. 'Ihe Negative Team traveled to Clay Center, where they lost, 1 to 0. The Affirmative won from Concordia, at home, by the same score. The next debate, February 11, was with Mankato, the Affirmative traveling and the Negative debating at home. Both teams won by sc-ores of 3 to 0. The third debate, February 22, was a practice debate with Downs. The Affirma- tive 'Ieam debated at Downs and lost, 1 to 0. The Negative won at home, 1 to 0. The fourth debate, March 4, was for the district championship. The Negative Team went to Concordia and won, 2 to 1. The Affirmative debated Marysville at home and won, 2 to 1. This won the district championship cup for Beloit High School for the first time in the history of the school. In the inter-district contest, March 24, the Negative Team traveled to Hill City and lost 3 to 0. The Affirmative debated Junction City at home and won, 2 to 1. This is the first time Beloit has ever g-one this far 'in this activity, and their success was no doubt due to the tireless coaching of Mr. Englund and Miss Quaintance. H. H. tx - L! f Ax, Pqbf .0311 SMWW ,f-7-1 .1 Q I 3 X! Back Row: Gerald Crumrine, Vern Abercrombie, Harold Hill, Beatrice, Hillebrand, Marialice Robb, Gene Waters, Kathryn Wilson, Max L Hamilton. Front. Row: Manley Stilley, Duane Ross, Lowell Treaster. X . Back Row: Max L. Hamilton, Duane Ross Manley Stilley, Lowell Treas- ter, Marialice Robb, Beatrice Hillebrand, Harold Hill, Front Row: Gerald Crumrine, Vern Abercrombie. X lghmflzxsa' wwe . Y NJ Zi of SENIOR PLAY The Hottentot a comedy in three acts written by Victor Mapes, given by the Senior Class, Friday, April 9, wa-s a success, entertainingly and financially. The parts were well played and the play afforded real enjoyment to the audience. The story was centered around the Hottentolt, a horse of amazing swiftness and fierceness. A-lex Fairfax is desirous of entering the Hottenltolt in a steeplechase, but can find no on-e to ride- him. Peggy Fairfax has previously met Sam Harrington in California, and has confused him with .Sam Harrington the great jockey. Har- rington had been in an accident and as a result, fears and hates horses. He comes from California two weeks before the steeplechaise to see Peggy. She, believing him to be the great rider, asks him to ride her horse, Bountiful, in the steeplechase. This Harrington promises to do. The day before the race, Swift, the butler who has conceived a great liking for Harrington, hides Peggy's honse so Harrin-gfton need not ride in the race. Harrington immledialtely purchases fthe Hottentot, gives him to Peggy, and promises to ride him in the race for her. The race is run, Harring- ton riding the Hottentot, wins and wins Peggy as well. The parts of Sam Harrington and Peggy Fairfax were well played by Gerald Crumrine and Vern Abercrombie. Swift, the butler, as played by Lowell Treaster, was a typical butler, and evoked much laughter from the audience. Max Hamilton played the rolle of Larry Crawford, showing his ability as an actor. Mariali-ce Robb, as Mrs Chadwick, exvtricated herself from several amusing situa- tions, much to the delight of the audience. ' The remainder of the cast was: Ollie- Gilford, Harold Hill, Mrs. Gilford, Beatrice I-lillebrandg Alex Fairfax, Duane Ross, Perkins, the gnoom, Manley Stilleyg Captain Reginald Townsend, Gene Watersg Miszs IMc-Kessfon, Kathryn Wilson. Much of the credit for the success of the play is due to the coaching of Miss Quaintance, who worked hard and deserves the appreciation of the Senior Class for her efforts. ffx f MQ. I All 1 ljiwf Ill au? kwa-S, ,f -if XJ Front-Manley Stilley, Max L. Hamilton. Second Row-Hortense Springer, Dorothy Butler, Nieita Henderson, Lila McGaughey, Herbert Knox, Lorraine Gregory, Sylvia Wray, Leo Gaston Third Row-Gerald Crumrine, Rex Troutman, Kenneth Gaston, Paul Johnson, Russell Kennedy. 2. Z3 'vgwffzdzi Sfws' wif XJ THE BELLE OF BARCELONA The Belle of Barcelona, the operetta given by the Music Department on March 19, under the direction of Miss Dorothy Haynes, was a tremendous success. Cos- tuming and stage settings were attractive and the music was delightful. Neita Hen- derson and Kenneth Crei-tz assumed the leading roles admirably and were supported by an excellent cast. The scene of the story is laid in modern Spain at the time of the Festival of Toreadors. Margarita de Montero, a beautiful Spanish girl is betrothed by am- bitious parents to an unscrupulous Spanish nobleman whom she does not love. She is loved by a young American who is in Spain in the interests of his government. Plans for the wedding proceed in spite of Margaritas protests, but on the wedding day as the bridal party are on their way to the cathedral, the American arrives with proofs of the nobleman's iniquities. The nobleman releases Margarita from her engagement and the young American gains the conse:nt of Margarita's parents to marry her. The story ends happily to the chime of wedding bells announcing the betrothal. The cast was composed of the following: Margarita de Montero--- ---Neita Henderson Lieut. Harold Wright ---- Francisco de la Vega ----- Senor de Montero ------ Senora de Montero ---- Mercedes de fMontero---'- Emilio -----------.-.-.- Patrick Wat? Malone ---- Martha Matilda Ayres ---- Pedro ----.------------ - Donna Marcela ---- Dona Anita ----- Don Jose ---- Don Juan ------ Captain Colton ------------ ---Kenneth Creitz ----Manley Stiliey ----Rex Troutman ---Dorothy Butler ----Sylvia Wray -.-Leo Gaston -----Herbert Knox ----Lila McGaughey ----Max L. Hamilton Hortense Springer -----Loraine Gregory ----Paul Johnson ---Gerald Crumrine ---Russell Kennedy Chorus of Spanish Students. Chorus of United States Marines. Chorus of Flower Girls. R. l tegawwl Back Row: Russell Kennedy, Edwin Shurtz, Mr. Englund. Wayne Ewing, Orin Jordan. Miss Carle. Middle Row: Miss Jacobs, Lila McGaughey, Louise Lins, Front Row: Kenneth Creitz, Helen Louise Spellman, Bernese Smith, Billy Springer, Rex Troutman, Herbert Knox, Miller Forcade. THE STUDENT COUNCIL In 1924 the movement for a representative student council was started. After consideiable investigation and planning the faculty offered a plan whereby closer co-operation between the student body and the faculty on all student affairs could be brought about. This plan provided that each of the four classes should elect two representatives. A presidesnt, to be a member of the Senior class, was to be elected bythe stud-ent body as a whole. Also, each organization was to elect a representative. This plan was adopted and has proved to be a successful one. At the first meeting in 1926 the election of officers was held. Wayne Ewing had been elected president by the students. The 'Council proceeded to elect Bernese Smith, secretary and Dorothy Butler. treasurer. One of the first problems was the electioun of a cheer-leader. This led to the election of Max Hamilt-on as head cheer-leader. The Student Council promptly took the name of Pepper Shakers and sponsored Mads Merrymakersw as an enter- tainment committee to officiate at events such as basket ball and football games. Many other problems came up. Among them the selling of tickets to the games, and other .problems of lesser importance. . I Then came the school tacky day and picnic. The details of these -events were han-dled by the Student 1Council and the day turned out very successfully. This brief review shows the success of the Student 'Council in B. H. S., for it has developed high standards 'of democracy, service amd loyalty. .J 9, . '?fF?f,11zTiL-:Q so - Svnniur Ullman 13112111 We would like to tread the halls of B. H. The Way we used to do, Wearing the colors of Grange and Black Ever loyal and ever true. As fall the leaves, so pass the days, Of study and of laughter. We must launch our ships in other seas, And let memories come trailing after. In future years, in other seas, Our banners we'll unfold. They may not be for name or fame, Or they may not be for gold. But, if the world in it's great haste, Should chance someday to pause, We shall be content, if it should find We've furthered some good cause. G. V. S. if 7 A aw A A -Q ln I I LYCEUM COURSE The Lyceum Course was sponsored by the Senior Class with Manley Stilley as business manager. It proved to be successful in a financial way, and was pronounced by many to have been one of the most attractive ever offered here. The outstanding number was a popular New York play, The Climax, which was greatly enjoyed. The Continental Four, a male quartet, provided an enjoyable program consisting of songs of the Revolutionary period Cin costumej as well as songs of a more recent period. A t'Health Lecture by Dr. Sadler was both entertaining and educa- tional. The Snyder-Haig Company presented a high grade recital program in a manner that won the approval of everyone in the audience. A. L. Flude in a ''Round-the-World Lecture thoroughly charmed, en- tertained, and instructed his hearers. The Parkinson Ensemble Artists, consisting of violinist, cellist, and pianist, greatly pleased all who heard them. The Cleveland Symphony Quartet, a highly artistic group including violinist, cellist, flutist, and harpist, presented an Evolution of Music program that contrasted the popular music of sixty years or more ago with that of today. I Z Qi Nr gh, ' Q l?ro,,11z-1:11 NWN xx JE! L CLASS HISTORY And it came to pass that we, the Class of 1926, with the distinction of being the first class to occupy the new Junior High rooms, entered upon the t'Green Age one hundred and seventeen strong. But even as it was written, the verdure soon completely vanished and we took up our abode in the land of Knowledge, unmolested. Our teachers and principal spoke unto us and we were compelled to follow many hazing rules and endure many hardships. We took counsel among ourselves a11d chose our leaders for that time, which we were to remain in the Green Age. They were Ralph Johns-on, president, Edwin Shurtz, vice-president, Harold Hill, treasurer and Nila Cooke, secretary. VVe chose as our motto, Venemus, vidimus, vencimusf' Our class colors were green and white, and our class flower, white carnation and fern. Fear not for our accomplishments were many in this Green Age. Our chapel program was said to be the best ever given. Marguerite Eustace was sent as a delegate to the State G. R. Convention. Behold! Even as it was written we entered upon the Brass Age and n-o longer were we considered green. 'Our Class Officers Were: Harold Hill, president, Orin Jordan, vice-president, Beatrice Hillebrand, treasurer and Marguerite Eustace, secretary. We elected Kathryn Wilson and Lowell Treaster as our representatives to the Student Council. In that age al- though weighed down with the struggles of studies and books, We contrib- uted a large number of people to the various activities. Our football team and basket ball and track teams were much strengthened by our support. Also we made merry with our class Hallowe'en party in the gym. Now, it so happened that after spending nine short months in the Brass Age we were promoted to the Age of Reason. For our officers we chose Harold Hill, president, Ralph Johnson, vice-president, Duane Ross, treasurer, and Nila Cooke, secretary, Kathryn Wilson and Lowell Treaster again acted as our representatives to the Student Council. This year we were represented by thirteen members in the orchestra, over half of the total orchestra. Gur Junior play, Daddy Long Legs was an immense success. Our banquet for the Seniors was one of the best ever. VVe, the Tribe of the Age of Reason, did not remain so forever, for we soon passed into the Golden Age. VVe convened and our officers were: Harold Hill, president, Duane Ross, vice-president, Max Hamilton, treasurer, and Nila Cooke, secretary, Russell Kennedy and Miller Forcade represented us in the Student Council. I : k i Z Zh JE i t nlll7 Cu Nj f, A , The triumphs of this Age were many. The debate team, which won th Dswti. , . Q . ' I ,. . . , . e is uct Championship pup foi the first time 111 B H S history was com- . . . . , posed entirely of Seniors. Our C0lTfl'll7l1ll-0118 to the various athletic teams were indispensable. The Senior play The Hottentotn was considered by many as the best production for several years. lVe were represented by many musicians, in Orchestra Hllfl Glee. Club, at Emporia. A But this multitude of accomplishments are onlv a few Th t . . e res are too numerous to mention. NVe are now wise i11 the ways of the world and men and are ready to leave this dear old B. H. S. to enter a land far vaster and greaterg but we shall always elierish those meinories of B. H. S., Ellld our many friends. So now we bid farewell to the seliool. Vile challenge other classes to equal the record we have made and even go beyond that. if fe ' -5 2 N lq7'q,,111T1uQ XVII X' V CLASS PROPHECY Beloit, Kansas. April 1, 1935. Dear Senior Sponsors of '26: By making an investigating committee -of myself I have through police records, newspapers, court proceedings and various other places, including gossip, located practically all members of our class of 1926. As I know you would be interested in what your former pupil-s are doing, I am sending this investigation to each one of you. Harold Hill, our former class president, has achieved great success as an artist. His latest and most noted production is that of a barn near Asherville. Duane Ross, our honorable vice-president, is head of a large millinery department in the east which is known as the Clarice. His creations are much in demand. The only thing he created in school was disturbance. Nila Cooke, -our old secretary, has won a great reputation as a beauty doctor. She has just perfected a Hurry-Up Tan Lotion, guaranteed to produce an Abyssinian complexion instantly. Very popular with armchair travellers and dry land swimmers. Vern Abercrombie, the great singer, is now in the midst of a big damage suit. She was singing in Chili and caught cold. Kathryn VVilson is studying Greek at Ashervilleq Her purpose is to discover the original vamping recipes of Helen of Troy. Gerald Fletcher is in Hollywood with the movies. He is known as 'tThe World's most perfect lover. Gerald Crumrine is also a lawyer. He is trying Vern Abercr-ombie's dam- age suit case. He usually does try her cases. Beatrice Hillebrand is now a noted authoress. No doubt y-ou have read her latest and most popular book, which is biographical in nature, entitled, 'tHusbands I have Shot and Missedfi Marion Gould, prominent school athlete, runs a garlic garden near Glen Elder. We always knew he would lg-o in for ,something strong. Margaret.Fulton has a good job with the Heinz Co.,-57 varieties, which takes great mathematical ability. She counts the warts -on all the pickles in the packing room. Russell Kennedy is now an osteopath. He claims his path to the grave is just as short, painful and costly as any other. Mildred Wallace is achieving great success on Broadway with her latest song hit, '4You tell ,em lVebster, You've got the words. Charles Gould, who has his M. A. from Macyville, recently received his P. H. D. from Scottsville. He is now trying to get a J. O. B. Zur A Nj g Q , kj Helen Louise Spellman is now a lecturer. She still talks of the things she knows least about. Always one of her strong points. Luther Burbank now has a rival. Carroll Creitz, a noted gardener, grows stuffed olives, dill pickles and cocoa-nuts on the same vine. . Ida Forster has anwered 'tThe Call of the VVild. While exploring in Asia, she discovered the lost race of Sheiks. . Charles Tice has just been elected Chief Stamp Licker of New York. Coila Rowe, the short story writer, is in the Cosmetic Department of the NVoolworth Five-and-Ten-Cent store. She felt that her stories lacked local color. Max Hamilton is studying to be a criminal lawyer. This in itself is a crime. V . - . lVe knew Clyde Reiter would be a good farmer and an original one. He feeds his cows lemons and the demand for his lemonade is enormous. Marialice Robb runs a gift shop and specializes in hand painted bath tubs and other small articles. Roy Wlickham has signed a contract with a large hotel at Palm Beach, Florida, where he will have a good position this fall,-fanning society ladies. Miller Forcade, is in the State Penitentiary at Lansing. He is the lVarden. Several of his classmates are with him. They don't want to leave. They can't. ' Sylvia VVray is the leading msc-reenchina, for the None Such Opera Company. Manley Stilley is the villain. They raise the roof wherever they appear. ' Ralph Johnson is a noted cartoonist. He sits for his town picture so no wonder his pictures are funny. Loren Elder is getting up in the world. He runs an elevator in the Wool- worth building. Orin Jordan, The NVilliam Jennings Bryan of today is now touring the country lecturing on 'WVe Downtrodden Men. ' Anne Barker is teaching not children but lambs. She carried on this occupation to some extent while in school. Eva Brantner is now the wife -of a preacher doing Missionary work in the Philippines. Helen Ludwig is teaching a one pupil school, o11e mile south of Glen Elder. Dorothy Creitz is very busy making Eskimo Pies for the Eskimos. Marguerite Eustace is the leading dancer with Ringlng Bros.' Circus. -' 2 1 77 0 m fg K! f S 3 Z1 .Sl mv s h J , o Ilene Van Gilder is a famous, daring bronc rider in the Lazy Goof Shows. Zelma Randall is away on the Perry Expedition to the pole. Andrew Yeager and wife CE Niemanl run a chicken farm. He is sure a hen-peeked husband. Elsie Gaston successor to Schumann-Heink is another well known roof- raiser. 7 7 A Goldie Gates is a designes in Lester Ward 's Ladies Ready-to-Wear Shop in Cawker. Gladys Wilsoii is n-ow a traveling saleswoman. She is traveling for lVIac's Potato Chip Company. Gene VVaters, I had a hard time locating him-is running a water- melon farm in the Fiji Islands and hires Mr. and Mrs. Van Valkenburg, ClVIrs. V. was Ruth SIIHSD, to live in one corner of the patch in order to grow t'Mush Melons. Helen VanI'elt, I found was coaching mosquitoes for their annual Fes- tival. She was in Florida. Paul Condry is now an architect. His present job is designing air castles for Ethel IVard. Agnes Vickers, has taken over the Diamond Dye Co. Lowell Treaster is a radio violinist broadcasting from Hot Springs. Grace Strawn is in Mexico City running a hot tomalla and wenie- worst company. Bernice Smith is ruling an Island in the Solomon River. Esther G-ould is still at the Cow College. Ruth Fobes and VVayne Ewing are still sitting in the History Room in B. H. S. talking for all I know. Julian Kern is at Lansing with Miller Forcade. Opal VValker is cook- ing for them and the rest of B. H. S. students there. Me? Well, I'm a Dumbell Instructor and now you have the Whole history and gossip so will close. Yours truly, GWENDENE F. STACK. I I7-2 10, 115 7 S -5 Zi of a S Q CALENDAR 1925-26 Sept. 7-First day of school. Lots of Freshies. Sept Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. -Girl Reserve lVatermelon Feed or t'Better Babys Party. Miss Drake is awarded prize for best looking baby. . -B. H. S. Life Subscription Contest opens. -Old teachers entertain at home of Mr. Smith. -Miss Haynes receives long' distance call from Topeka. -New teachers entertain at home of Mr. Englund. -25-National Home Economics Contest. Agnes Vickers a11d Mary Tilton win championship in dyeing' Knot dyingj. -Beloit swamps Barnard on muddy field by 15-0 score. -Teac-hers are entertained by various churches of the city. -Mr. Brown gives banquet to football squad. -G. R. play, Utfhinese Ginger. -Oct. -1-Senior Stand at Fair. 2-Bel-oit defeats Glasco at football. C35-OD. -Basket ball girls lose to Asherville. X s 51 Z3 1 Zin, I ' l - II: ' ' ' ,J QMS Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct . Oct. Nov Nov Nov. No v Nov Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. 7 c1.atf'1l X, 9-Beloit and Glen Elder play a scoreless game of football at Glen Elder. 10-Miss Drake goes riding. 16-Beloit victorious over Osborne at Beloit. Q33-OJ. 23-Beloit vs Belleville in football. Beloit, 27-Belleville, 0. 31-Hallowelen Festival. 2- The Climaxf' a play, first number of Lyceum Course. 4-Concordia defeated by Beloit, Q7-OD. 11-Beloit loses first and only game of the seas-on at Smith Center. 12-Topeka calls Miss Haynes. 13-Hi-Y and G. R. apron and overall party. 18- Childhood of Hiawatha, High School Music Dept. program. . 20-Beloit again victorious over Lincoln, C34-OD. 16-20-National Educational Week. CAsk Miss Drake why she got embarrassed J. 25-29-Thanksgiving vacation. 25-Beloit Hlld Clay Center play a tie game on home field Thanks- giving Day, C7-75. 2-Lyceum Course, Continental Four, male quartet. 4-Girl Reserve Motliers'-Daughters' Banquet. 4-Hi-Y Fathers' and Sons' Banquet. r 0-Miss Drake has conflicting engagements for the evening. 9-Snider-Haig Recital Comany, Lyceum Course. 16-Dr. Sadler, lecturer, Lyceum Course. 18- Trial of John and Jane, Field School Operetta. 19-Faculty Christmas Party. ' , 22-Beloit vs B. H. S. alumnae, basketball. 22-Christmas Play, VVhy the Chimes Rang. 23-Recognition chapel for B. H. S. graduates attending Kansas colleges. Dec. Jan Jan Jan Jan. Jan. Jan Jan Jan. Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb. Feb. Feb Feb Feb Apr Zim yi' i P50 11:4-11 4: s 23-Jan. 4-Christmas vacation. 8-Beloit boys defeat Cawker in basket ball. 8-Beloit-Cawker girls. Beloit, 46, Cawker, 9. 11-Football men receive athletic sweaters. 13-Beloit basket ball girls vs Jewell. Jewell victorious, Q35-24j. 13--Beloit boys win from Minneap-olis, C23-113. 13-Parkinson Ensemble Entertainment Company, Lyceum Course. 14-15-First Semester Finals. 16-4'Mac7' and the sister of one of the masculine members of the faculty attend. COh no we forgot-he was grading final examsj 21- A Girl To Orderf' a play in chapel by Public Speaking Class. 22-Freshman G. R. program. C A 22-Beloit-Lincoln, Cboysl and girls' basketballlg Beloit victorious. 25-Travelogue Lecturer, A. L. Flude, Lyceum Course. 26-Dual Debate, Beloit vs Clay Center, Clay Center victor. 26-Debate, Beloit vs Clay Center, Beloit victo1'. A Q E 29-Asherville defeats Beloit girls, C23-163. 29- And Home Came Ted, Junior Play. 30-Asherville boys win from Beloit, C16-12D. 5-Beloit biys lose to Clay Center, C25-161. 5-Beloit boys lose to Clay Center, Q25-l6D. 9-Beloit girls defeat Asherville, C34-165. 9-Beloit boys defeat Asherville, C16-81. 10-Cleveland Symphony Quartet, last number of Lyceum Course. 11-Senior Chapel Program. A 4 ' 11-Dual Debate, Beloit vs'Mankato', Beloit victorious at both places. 12-Senior G. R. Program. J ' 12-Beloit boys lose to Concordia, C42-295. C 17-League basket ball games. 19-Mr. Hinkhouse goes to visit his Cgrandmotherj CHD. 19- Then lVedding Present, play by Public Speaking Class in joint meeting of Hi-Y and G. R. I 16-Mr. Sewell and his sister C???j attended the hurdles at Lawrence. Feb. Feb. Mar Mar Mar. Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar. Mar Mar Mar Mar. Mar Apr. Apr. Apr. Zi ly x 1 i , SIA N-f 25-Miss Matney and Carl Quo not Miss Carlej attended the Sl10W at Gilbert Station. 26-Debate squad and their friends C121 entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Englund. They are unable to visit without an argument. 2-Basket ball, Concordia boys and Hunter girls. 3-League basket ball games. 4-District Championship Debate, Marysville vs Beloit. 5,6-Boys basket ball tournament, Jewell iMac gets stuck in the mudj 9-League basket ball games. 12- Our Aunt From C'aliforna, play hy girls of Speech Class. 12 7 13, and 14-Northwest Kansas Girl Reserve Conference, at Be- loit. 298 visiting girls are entertained. 19-t'The Belle of Barrel-mia, High School Operetta. 23-Marion Talley concert-Miss Jae-ob, says this isnit the right date, ask her, for some of her sister faculty members played a good joke on her on this partieular evening. 24-' ' Taekey Day. l ' 26-Basket ball girls reeeive sweaters. Hereafter the football men can wear their sweaters for a while at least. ' 27-Mr. Hinkhouse enjoys a visit from his grandmother C???D, or maybe she was his sister. 28-Miss Drake goes riding. 28-Miss Matney and Mr.-- attend the movies-no I was just teasin'. 29-Long distance ealls Miss Haynes. 29-YVe think Mr. Sewell and his lady fair attended the show. 1- The Nightmaref, humorous issue of the Life Qof the Goofs, by the Goofs, and for the G-oofs.j 1-5-Easter Vacation. 9-Senior Play, The Hottentot , Cnot a little tot, but a Hottentotl. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. M ay May May M ay M a y 16- 42 Z? E A Zi. ' J' Pro 111, 1, at x 1 Nm! . v 9 'o ' 4 1 - Ph x A I District Oratorical Contest. Orin Jordan wins second place. 18-Miss Drake goes riding. X! 19-Helen Louise Spellman entertains Debate Team and their friends. Q 23- 24-Senior-Junior Reception. 30- 14 Group Oratorical Contest. 16-Mads Merry Makers have sunrise breakfast, CCoach Mae arrives one hour and a half late.D -Junior-Senior Banquet. 16-Baccalaureate Services. 17 20 -I 8-Final Exams. Rodgers School Operetta. -Senior Class Day Exercises. 20-C'ommencement. Tda Forster. fl1B Q F16 Xjmw X! n XMAS 'i? ,sg Xi K qi: I me X! ' 2 77: 111, 111 K-X -E Zi Af -J - - CLASS WILL Vile, the Class of '26, witl1 many sighs relinquish our chapel seats to the Class of '27 and will, upon request, endow them with our History map books. To the Sophomores we leave the dignity with which we conducted class meetings. 'We bestow our blessings upon the Freshmen and eommend them to the loving care of Mr. Englund. i Gerald Fletcher leaves his reputation as a lady-killer to John Eresch. Orin Jordan and Manley Stilley leave their curly hair and winning ways to 'tBudl' Culp and Clifford Crawford. '4Bee Hillebrand leaves her HSweet lVilliam' to the Junior girls to fight over. Bernice Smith and Grace Strawn leave their shorthand notebooks to Mildred Yearger and Myrle Noah. Nila Cooke leaves her tendency to ask questions at inopportune mom- ents to Helen Smith. Zelma Randall desires that Howard Perry be given to the one who gets her locker by the Chemistry Lab. A Gene lVaters leaves his loquaeity to Lee Gotschall to aid him in making chapel talks. , Max L. Hamilton and Gerald Crumrinc bequeth their dramatic ten- dencies to Ellis Creitz and NVallaee Treaster. V . Duane Ross will give his straw hat Cone he wears in January and Feb- ruaryj to anyone who admires it. Charles Gould leaves his fondness for canoe rides to Everett Brown. 'Opal Wlalker leaves her seat in Kenny Rowe's ear to her sister Helen. Andrew Yeager leaves a portion of his bashfulness to Paul Johnson. Coila Rowe leaves her tardy marks to Beulah VVills. A Loren Elder leaves his genius for telling stories to Stanlev Vestal. b Z1 .f Paul Condry leaves his majestic height to Arliss King. 'N i Helen Louise Spellman leaves her seat in orchestra to any one who envies it. Harold Hill leaves his artistic talents to Mr. Sewell. - Sylvia Ywiray bequeaths her modesty to Sis'l Franzmathes. Ruth Sims bequeaths her giggle to Lila McGaughey. VVayne Ewing leaves his monopoly on NVest Main to some envious Junior. - 2 '70 lllfftl 1114 ' N p KJ Z 2. y i Ralph Johnson leaves his vivacity to Duane Stilley. Marialice Robb leaves her ability to bluff and get away it to Maxine Shaffer. Kathryn VVilson leaves her tendency to blush to Miss Matney. Helen VanPelt bequeaths her ability to play basket ball to her sster Olive. C Lowell Treaster leaves his broken violin strings to Clinton Rector. Eva Brantner has decided to keep all her possessions for future use. Clyde Reiter leaves his ability to wise-crack to Leo Gaston. Dorothy Creitz leaves her place on the honor roll to Clarence Kirkbride. Goldie Gates leaves her reticenee to Erma Babbitt. Gladys Wilson leaves her cheerful smile to Mr. McAllister. Miller Forcade refuses to part with his fondness for flowers, Marguer- ites in particular. Marguerite Eustaee and Vern Abercrombie bequeath their places on Mac s Merrymakers to Loraine Gregory and Charlotte Bartleson. Roy Vllickham leaves his HTypew1-iting Charleston movement to Mil- ton Quinn. Marion Gould leaves hs football togs to Sonny Hill. Anne Barker leaves her air of unruffled calm to Miss Jacobs. Guy Van Valkenburg wills his poetry to the B. H. S. Life. Elsie Gaston and Ethel VVard leave their love for gossip to Maude Me- Knigfht and Grace Gould. Gwendene Stack endows Bessie Kibbie with a portion of her audacity. Lester Wa1'cl leaves his book Advice to the llovelornw to Martin Gould. Ethel Ward leaves her ambition to be county superintendent to Venda Clark. Ruth F-obes and lllargraret Fulton leave their chairs in the Normal Train- ing room to the Childers girls. Esther Gould leaves her pleasant disposition to Mr. Hinkhouse. Julian Kern leaves his chapel manners to Mutt Quinn. ef 1115 11, X! Ax Z I x i I 5: Zi ?. 5 4 v 5,0 A lflf'!v 1-Q QMS X! i Z, I-IALLOWE 'EN FESTIVAL The Second Annual I-1allowe'en Festival, given October 31st, 1925, was even a greater success than the first. The down-town streets were thronged with spectators, and Weird costumes, gay laughter, and confetti were very much in evidence. Princess Alloween' CBeatrice Hillebrandj and Prince Hal CGene Wate1'sj, accompanied by their attendants, including the Court Jester CDuane Rossj shared the thr-one of Queen Beloit and smiled down Cin spite of sharp breezes and filmy eostumesj on their subjects. Troubadours, farmerettes, brownies, Indians, clowns, witches, black cats, goblins, and ghosts trooped through the streets, each group stopping before the throne to regale the royal party with a stunt. The revelry lasted far into the night and the memory of the Second Annual Hallowe'en Festival of Beloit High School will always be a pleasant one. ' M. R. Z Pro 111, 111 5 N xy Zh? 1075? Q 1 f 4 J , , - V HOBO DAY Owing to the sympathy fof the local school authoritiesl, with youth, March 26 was observed as f'Hobo Day by both students and faculty. Class- es we1'e crowded into the morning session and in the afternoon a gay pro- cession of hoboes, tars, Jewish families, cowboys, movie stars, etc., paraded down to the Grand where a side-splitting comedy was shown. After the movie the crowd adjourned to Chautauqua Park where prizes were offered to the tackiest ones. Charlie Chaplin, alias Faith Markley, received first prize, and the Hunchback of Notre Dame, alias Max Ham- ilton, received second prize. ' After a picnic supper the hoboes disbanded, tired and dirty, but avow- ing that they had had a Hkeen timew and acclaiming those who made Hobo day possible as 'I sure good sports,, which they were. 5 21 y 5 Z' l llEiQ NJ 1 Ny ' 5 y X! THE SENIOR-JUNIOR RECEPTION The Senior-Junior Reception of April 24, 1926, proved to be pleasant and festive affair as it always is. The colors of the Class of l27 were used in the decorations and refreshments. ln the receiving line were Miss Carle and Miss Boyer, Senior sponsors, Zlllfl Nila Cooke, Harold Hill, and Duane Ross, Senior class officers. A large opened door over the s-outh steps lent a spirit of welcome: and pink and gray streamers were used to create a living' room in the middle hall. Rugs, floor lamps, and settees were also important factors in the make up of the reception hall. A Hollandish air prevailed tlnwnigrhout the entire evening: with a Dutch program and serving i11 charge of Freshmen girls dressed as Dutch maidens. Refreshments consisting' of brick ice cream and tea cakes with favors of a.ll- day suckers dressed as Dutch dolls. After the, grand march to the auditorium, the following program was enjoyed: Address of lVelcome .................... Hamid Hill Response ............................... James Dean Prupchen .......... Vern Abercrombie, Manley Stillcy The Dutch Orator .................... Miller Forcade Dutch Dana ...... .. Virginia Lynch, Jean VVyatt Play .............................. Hans Von Smash CAST OF CHARACTERS Hans Von Smash ........................ Duane Ross Mr. Batch ........ VVayne Ewing John Prettyman .. ...... Lester WVard Henry Dasher . .. . . . Gerald Fletcher Katie, the Maid .. .. Gladys VVils0n Mary Batch .... .. Anne Barker Susie Batch .. Helen VanPelt Adoley ...... .... S ylvia NVray Sweethearts . . . . . . Girls' Chorus Tulip Time .... .... G irls, Chorus I7 gl IIB 11 , .x - f my i rf, ff THE JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET On Friday night, May 14, the Junior Class gave its annual banquet in honor of the Senior Class. The banquet was served in the Christian church. The basement of the church was attractively decorated with cherry blossoms, Wisteria and Japanese lanterns, as the general decorative plans were in Japanese. The tables were decorated with white carnations and fern leaves, and cunning little nut baskets in the form of Japanese lanterns. A three course dinner was served, after which a program was given, composed of music and toasts. The toast program was as follows: Toast Mistress-Bernese Smith. To the Cherry Blossoms-James Dean. T-o the Buds-Harold Hill. By the Roots-Miss Rommel. The Petals-Helen Louise Spellman. The Cherries-Maxine Shaffer. Ax, Q Quill' 11 4 I Q gi 7 A Z , ,M e I N BACCALAUREATE In keeping with the custom of former years, the members of the Sen- ior Class and their many friends met in the High School Auditorium on Sunday evening, May 15, where a specially prepared service was given for the benefit of these young people who are preparing to graduate. The service was in charge of the Ministerial Association. The High School Orchestra played a selection. HPraise Ye the Father, was sung by the Boys' Glee Club, and another selection was sung by the Mixed Chorus. Reverend Kaiser delivered the address of the evening, His theme was Successful Religion. ima is 11735 A Nj f, - iz COMMENCEMENT Thursday night, May 20, the Commencement program was given in e High School Auditorium. The Seniors Wore gray caps and gowns. Phe following program was given: Salutatory Address-Marguerite Eustaee. Violin Solo-Bolero-Lowell Treastre. Reading-Miller Forcade. Come Out To the Soft May Morn-Girls Glee Vlub. Solo-Elsie Gaston. I Flute Solo-Nila Cooke. String Trio-Vern Abercrombie, Ralph Johnson, Kathryn NVilson. Valediotory Address-Marialioe Robb. Presentation of the Class to the Superintendent-Mr. Englund. Presentation to the Board of Education-Mr. Smith. Presentation of Diplomas-Mr. Hamilton assisted by Mr. Hill. 'EEA 'Y E 5 3 Y i 4 x x 5 3 1 J v b S . 3 E e 1 5 4 a K a ,., f ,. , My - , .. 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