Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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OUR TEACHERS There’s Miss Carnal Hush! don’t speak, She’s awfully cross, And you’ve got to be meek. Next conies Miss Carpenter; Isn't she sweet? Loving and gentle She's dandy to meet. Miss Carhill's fussy, But what of that She is surely a wonder. Ever see her at the bat? Mr. Burkholder’s little, Rather cross too. Mustn’t throw erasers Or you’ll certainly rue. Miss McHendry’s winsome, Witty, and wise. Most remarkable little girl, Even her size. Miss Harlan’s the cook Oh! listen, Han! She’s got to know how Since she’s got that man. Miss Pett is thoughtful, Earnest, and true, Whatever you think of her You know she’s true blue. Miss Foshay is pretty But that’s not the end; She’s great on Latin “stunts”. And you’ll find her your friend. Mr. Loop is mighty fine, (Sure, he likes loud talk) He’s a very intellectual man. As is known by his walk.

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subject in that way. A glance at some of the work turned out by that department will convince one of the nature of work being done. Mr. Swift has a wide experience as a carpenter having followed that profession since he was twelve years old. He has been a familiar figure about the H. S. and is most highly respected. Nellie Foshay possesses a three year state certificate, having attended the State Normal school and Emporia college from which she has the degree of A. B. Miss Foshay specializes in Latin, but owing to the crowded condition took charge of two of the Sophomore English classes the last semester. Miss Foshay is a general favorite. Maude Harlan holds a life certificate from Pittsburg Industrial Normal. Her knowledge of Domestic Science and Art was attained in the Kansas Manual Training school and the Kansas State Normal school. Miss Harlan leaves the teachers’ ranks after this year to accept a more responsible ( ?) position. Emma Pett comes from Salina, Kansas where she attended the Kansas Wesleyan Business College gaining her Master of Account degree. Miss Pett, before taking charge of the Commercial department in the Beloit High school, was a teacher in that College.

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Mr. Hamilton’s just grand, He bosses the whole school, He’s O. K. in everything And follows the golden rule. And Mr. Swift’s our janitor, His work is always neat, And his manual training classes Surely can’t be beat. K. S. P.