Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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WM. BURKHOLDER HISTORY AND SCIENCE ELI SWIFT MANUAL TRAINING “His smile is chronic and his disposition contagion.” MAUDE HARLAN DOMESTIC SCIENCE “It won’t do any good to come ‘buzzing’ around now.” “All it takes is concentration, systematization, and application” NELLIE M. FOSHAY LATIN “Around her shone the light of love and the purity of grace.”

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ETHEL E. CARNAL MABEL McHENDRT MUSIC “A tiny maid, with eyes as blue as corn flowers ’mid the corn; anu cheeks as rosy red as skies of morn” ENGLISH AND PIIYICS “A rosebud set with little wilful thorns, and sweet as Kansas ail could make her.”

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OUR FACULTY One of the most difficult tasks that has been assigned me this year is the one T am now undertaking. I will make a feeble at-'cmpt to depict briefly; concisely and with justice the merits of the B. H. S. Faculty. The Beloit High School itself is one of the most successful and widely known High Schools of the state. Its educational machinery is operated by an experienced and reliable band of instructors. We are very confident that their merits will far ex-reed those of any other faculty and to them we as Seniors owe the greatest debt of gratitude for their faithful work and interest in us. 1 will now give you a brief character sketch of the individuals of our Faculty. Superintendent R.L. Hamilton is a Mitchell County product who has certainly made good. He is one of the most successful Superintendents of the state; possesses a vast store of knowledge;is tactful, diplomatic and popular with partons; teachers and pupils. He gives everyone a square deal and by right expects a square deal in return. He has been re-elected for the third year as Superintendent of the Beloit Public Schools; his administration has been a most progressive and energetic one. The success of the vote for bonds for theaddition to the Central Building showsan appreciation of his earnest work. Mr. Hamilton holds a Kansas State Life Certificate, has done work in the Kansas State Normal, Colorado Normal and the University of Chicago. He is completing his Graduate work through summer attendance in the School of Education, University of Chicago. Principal A. R. Loop was advanced from Ward Principal to High School Principal and has been most successful in each position. In High School he teaches Agriculture and Botany and is a recognized authority on grain and stock judging. He is widely known in this and our adjoining counties and especially loved and respected by High School students. He is always kindly, cheerful and generous and this class leaves High School with best wishes for his continued health and prosperity . Mr. Loop is w ell fitted for his work having graduated from Campbell College. Kansas and attended K. U. two summer terms.