Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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 (TOP ROWi MARTHA HEIMAN St. Mary-of-t he-Woods Bethany College Art JEANETTE PEERY. A. B. Park College French—English MARGARET DRAKE. A. B. University of Kansas American History—Latin WINIFRED OBER. A. B. Park College Study Hall—Librarian KENNETH HINKHOUSE, B. S. Hays Teachers College University of Michigan Boys’ Physical Education (BOTTOM ROW i DARREL HINKHOUSE. B. S. Hays Teachers College Manual Training BERTHA GISH. B. M. Washburn University Music BERTHA TINDAL Bethany College Gregg School Emporia Teachers College Commercial MARIE SMITH. A. B. Park College Spanish—Algebra

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lKt itl ratt vBlack (TOP row PAUL V. IMES Missouri Wesleyan College Physics Chemistry ARDEN MARIE WRENCH. A. B. Kansas Wesleyan University English LUCILLE GRAMSE, B. S. Kansas State Agricultural College Typewriting MARGARET GIFFORD. A. B. University of Kansas Home Economics R. R. KENNEDY. A. B. Sterling College Pittsburg Teachers College Mathematics—Civics (BOTTOM ROWi JESSIE HAROLD. B. S. Emporia Teachers College English—Normal Training MERLE FAIR. B. S. University of Kansas Girls’ Physical Education R. W. McBURNEY, B. S. Kansas State Agricultural College Vocational Agriculture LOIS THOMPSON, A. B. University of Kansas English—Journalism ELIZABETH BUTLER Kansas State Agricultural College Clerk Board of Education

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 niie Student Council J T7) HE purpose of this organization is: first, to promote all student activities; 1) second, through co-operation of the faculty and administrators of the school to secure a high 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 by the council for the good of the school receive the careful consideration of the piincipal and faculty with the view of determining the feasibility and possibility of adopting them to put in practice. It is the privilege of the student council to keep a record of all honors conferred upon students and see that visiting teams are given a cordial reception. It shall see that ample publicity is given for school visitation week, and establish proper rules of conduct for school parties and programs. It shall supervise the raising of funds for special purposes; and see that new pupils are made acquainted with the rules and with other students; act as guides for visitors in the building; and be responsible for the good appearance of the building and grounds. (STANDING)-Robert McClelland, Irene Desehner, Mr. Morrell, Bettv Shaffer, Josephine Cole (SEATED)—Rexford Hodler, Maxine Lins, Wilbur Kent, Nelda Tioutman