Beaman Conrad High School - Trojan Yearbook (Conrad, IA)

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in everyfield of 'extra-curricular activities -offered, save football. Betty-has won a name for herself as a Shakespearean actress, orator, and talker in general. Gordon-has made a name for good sportsmanship in all athletic fields of C. H. S. He is noted for his steady, goodnatured play. Russell-has made his mark in the world of 4-H, as a county officer, and breeder of champion livestock. Marilyn- toots like no one else can toot, even through the National Music Contest! Dick- is noted in the field of romance. The string of broken hearts in all towns for miles around bears witness of same. Dale-our football hero! Virginia-is better acquainted with evey typewriter running than Mr. Remington hirrfself, Richard- has succeeded in doing as much with as little effort possible as any other human. Kenneth-has succeeded in being a good Joe always. Bob-outstanding in all sports. Honor roll-senior! Cecil-has succeeded through the storms of school life to always talk pretty for the people. John-has achieved speed and accuracy in the sport known as hurling the spitball. CAN YOU IMAGINE Eleanor in her seat a whole period? LaVere, dark, tall, and willowy? Betty with an upsweep? Gordon in a dunce cap? Cecil, fit, fat, and forty? Russell, a business executive? Dick on a desert island with Dorothy Lamour? John, an English teacher? Virginia, a demure, quiet housewife? Kenneth without some snappy comeback? Richard winning a track meet? Bob with a Cadillac? Mailyn with short, frizzylhblgnde hair? Dale, five feet two and weighing ll5?