Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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-ABHS - KTOP ROWJ DAISY MATNEY Life Certificate and Special in Commerce from K. S. T. C. at Emporia. Typewriting Blushing may be beautiful but most in- convenient at times. BERTHA E. TINDAL, B. of Bethany College, Lindsbom Greizg School, Chicago K. S. T. C. at Emporia Commerce What part of the anatomy are MARGARET DRAKE, A. B. University of Kansas History Ave you chewing gum? FERMON SEWELL, A. B. Missouri Wesleyan College Science Press 'em sorely, gang! A. oars 'I MARY CHITTENDEN, B. S. K. S. T. C. at Hays Physical Education English in nationality only. 'N QBOTTOM ROWL BERTHA GISH, B. M. Washburn Music Ohl Do you think so? MARIE BROWN, A. B. University of Kansas Mathematics She needs a Memory Book' JOHN S. MORRELL, B. S University of Missouri Vocational Agriculture I'll be hornswoggledf' JESSIE HAROLD, B. S. K. S. T. C. at Emporia Normal Training I was simply spellbound! GEORGIA 'ROWE Clerk, of the Board

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.-4Bl'lS- QTOP ROWJ FENTON E. McALLlSTER, A. B. Southwestern College Wisconsin Coaching School Physical Education VVe notice Mac has a Grandma tool VIOLA LUNDSTROM, B. S. Bethany College, Lindsbon: Science and Latin Innocence is bliss! MIRIAM L. DEXTER, B. S. K. S. A. C. English-Journalism Laughter is her middle name. WINIFRED OBER, A. B. Park College University of Chicago Study Hall and Library Take your seats, please! MARGARET GIFFORD, A. B. University of Kansas Home Economies We wonder what her name isl QBOTTOM ROWJ ALICE JACOBS, A. B. Sterling Colege University of Chicazo English That just makes me sick l MARIE SMITH, A. B. Park College Mathematics-Spanish Our interpretive dancer , MARTHA I-IEIMAN Normal Art Certificate St. Mary of the Woods Bethany College, Lindaborg Normal Training Art Shc isijust as nice as she looks .IEANETTE PEERY, A. B. Park College English-French Our dear teacher ! KENNETH HINKHOUSE, B. S. K. S. T. C. at Hays Hays Coaching School Manual Training Her mastex-'s voice!

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JBHS-d I TOP ROW-Louise Lins, Roland Anderson, Beulah Wills, Ernest Deschner SECOND ROW-Leo Gaston, Wilmer Colby, Louise Cooke, Mr. Englund, Nelda Troutman. Tommy Smyth, Charlotte Bartleson THIRD ROW-Edwin Shurtz, Miss Jacobs, Kenneth Wehl, Miss Brown, Ronald Fleck Q The Student Council The student council was organized in B. H. S. in 1924. The purpose of the student council is: first, to promote all student activities, second, through cooperation with the faculty and administraion of the school to secure a hig'h standard of high school life, third, to create and maintain a school spirit by giving opportunity through the council for student sentiment to express itself for the good of the school. The recommendations and suggestions made by the council for the good of the school will receive the careful consideration of the principal and faculty. This year the student council has regulated the prices for admission to games and through cooperation with the administration secured a Hobo Day, similar to the one observed last year. This was an all-school holiday and a time for general celebration. During the past year the council was composed of 16 members. The officers were: Kenneth Wehl, presidentg Ronald Fleck, vice-president, Beulah Wills, secretaryg and Charlotte Bartleson, treasurer. The members and the organizations they rep- resent were: Beulah VVills, Ronald Fleck, Senior classg Charlotte Bartleson, Tommy Smyth, Junior class, Louise Lins, Roland Anderson, Sophomore classy Nelda Trout- man, Ernest Deschner, Freshman class, Edwin Shurtz, Hi-Y, Louise Cooke, Girl Reserve, Wilmer Colby, Athletics, Leo Gaston, B. H. S. Life. The sponsors this year were Miss Jacobs, Miss Brown and Mr. Englund.