Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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I --- --4 DA LOVVRY. ME HARRY KAULL. MARIE KOCH. VVILLIAM LAGERGREN. RRIL COX. MERLE VAN ATTA

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SENIOR CLASS. Class motto: Pez' angusta ad allgvlsra. - Colors: Green and white. Flower: White Carnation. President, Leo Bozelle. Vice President, Ernest Williams. Secretary, Merle Van Atta. Treasurer, Nellie Troutman. Since brevity is the soul of wit, - And terliousness the limbs-outward flourishes, I will be brief.-Shakespeare. There were 56 Freshmen entered the Beloit High School in the fall of 1902. Since that time, during the course of the four years of the class in the school, there have been four more added to our number. The following are the ones who have seen fit to lea-ve us, for lretter or worse, or various other reasons: Roy Abercrombie, Clara Horneman, Ava- Barnwell, Ray Hamilton, Warren Hixenbaugh, Ruth Annan, Ralph Cooke, Julius Johnson, Carl Brown, Jay Johnson, Fred Leonard, Ernest Leonard, Kate Godown, Annan Davis, Fred Longworth, Laura McMillan, Earl Denman, Maude fllelmickj Carr, Herbert Pooler, Carrie Strain, Harry Brumage, Blanche fKinneyJ Patton, Stanley Crouch, Minnie Kirgis, Earl Wolfkiel, Edith Records, Charlie H odler, Ernestine Poelma, Inez QSpeel1nanJ Hummel, Dale Hackenburg. Emma Rodda, Earl Sheahon, Ada Sherwin fdeceased D, Carl Madston, Leo Tron, Bert Troutman, Lawrence Rekhopf, Arthur Klein, Myra Leslie, Frank Auldridge, Pearl Ensworth.

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In the class there were 25 girls and 3-L boys. As far as our knowledge extends tl1ere are six of our number who have chosen the blessedness CFD of married life-three girls and three boys? four who have chosen pedagogy-three girls and one boy, two who are attending school elsewherckone girl and one boy, and two who are now members of the Junior class-one girl and one boy. Eighteen are living in or near town, either at home or en- gaged in some business, six of whom are girls and twelve boys. Among those not living here at the present time six have gone west-one girl to Colorado, two girls and o11e boy to Washington, one boy to the Indian reservation at Lamedeer, Montana, in the employ of the government, one boy to Vancouver, British Colum- bia. One boy is living in Kansas City and four others in smaller towns in the state. There is only one from the class, a girl, who is deceased. Among formver members of the class are now to be found a tailor, stenographer, book-keeper, music teacher, music dealers, clerks, school teachers, housekeepers, telephone operators, mer- chants, farmers and persons of leisure. The few who have remained through all our trials and tribu- lations-nine girls and nine boys-and are now to triumph as the class of 1906 are: MarieQEmma Koch, Harry Kaull, Nellie Edith Troutmau, Merril Cox, Everett Ward Brumage, Mary Ellis Home, U William E. Lagergren, Ida Beall Lowry, Hazel Margueritte Barnwell, 'Henry Sloan, ' Kathryn Josephine Hyde, Dawson Bibler, Charles Frederick Johnson, Ernest Williams, Leo Brent Bozelle, Mary Beatrice Bartleson, Merle Gladys Van Atta, Laurel Irene Smith. , Toast: Here's to the Seniors, a dignified crowd, Here's to the Seniors who often get loud g Here's to tl1e Seniors wh0're noted for wit, Here's to the Seniors who don't cheat a bit! Here's to the Seniors whoire steady and stern, Here's to the Seniors who've been here to learn, Here's to the Seniors for brass and gall, Here's to the talen ts you'll find in them all!