Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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 GLEN G. PAGETT Gene, al Course Hi-Y 26, '27; Junior Ca I’ll ’28: Opt Mia, “Tulip Time, 26: “H. ML fc . i-.r„ i.rt. '29: 0-»tre a. “Hulda of Holland, '31 ; Football ’z7, ’2o, 2j ; Basket bn.I ’-8, ’ 9. 80; Track 30 ; Orchestra ’28; Cheer Leader '30. Laugh and be gay. Tomorrow is another day.” MILDRED LUMMIS Professional Course G. R. 28. 29. '30, '81: Operetta, n. m. S Po -• fore, '29 : Operetta, Lotta,” ’30; Operetta. “Hulda of Holland,’ ’31 : Secretary of C ass '29 and '31 : Orchestra i.o; Life Staff 31 : Pep C ’ b 31. None but the brave deserves the fair.” DAN MOW ” IS General Course President of Class '28; Student Council oi : Or- chestra '28, 29. Always punctual ab ut arriving late.” KATHRINE YOUNT Comn.e: mi Course G. A. a. '28; Life Staff '31 ; Hays Efficiency Meet '29. Meeting her is liking her. Knowing her is loving her. PAUL TUCKER General Course Entered fnm Liberty Me-nv rial High School, Law-Pence, Kan as. Hi-Y '28. '29. '30. 31 : Operetta. Hulda of HoPand. 31; Football 30; Life Staff '31 : Saga Staff ’31 : Senior Play, “Getting Sandy,” 31. The word ‘impossible’ is not in his dictionary.” OLIVE BARTHOLF General Course G. R. ’28. '29, 30. '31 ; G. A. A. '30; Life Staff '31. Every woman has her fault and honesty is her’s. ’ WENDELL L. WOOSTER General Course Operetta, Hulda of Holland. ’31 : Football ‘30, '31 ; Pep Club 30. I never trouble trouble Until trouble troubles me.” LILLIAN WICKHAM Commercial Course G. R. '28: Operetta. H. M S. Pinafore. ' '29. Give her any task to do She’ll never ejuit until she’s through.” CHARLOTTE OLSON Professional Course G. R. '28. 29, '30, '31 ; Junior Class Play, The Manacled Man.” ’30: Vice-President of class '29. '30 : Life Staff ’31 : Annual Staff 31; Adelphia Club '30: Debate '29, '30: Senior Play, Getting Sandy. '31. “She is a volume within hersel f. If you hut know how to read her.” MELVIN L. BROWN Vocational Agriculture Course Hi-Y '28. '29. '30. 31 ; Future Farmers '30, '31 : Harmonica Band '29. '30. The gir’s are fond of Me'vin.' ' But Melvin utters 'Nay,' For Melvin is a book worm And has no time to play.”

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A LEAH ROSS Commercial Course G. K. ‘28, ’29, 30. ’31 ; G. A. A. ’28: Typewriting Contest ’29: Pep Club '30. Cloudy the day. or storm the night. The sky of her heart is always bright. ' WINIFRED LESLIE Professional Course G. R. 28, ’29, 30, ’31 : Operetta, Lotta.” 30 : Operetta. Hulda of Holland. '31 : Life Staff 31 : Debate 31. All love thee, but none can express thee.” MARGARET M RTIN General Course G. K. '81. We are not here to dream and drift. We have bar! work to do, and loads to lift.” HOWARD THOMPSON Gene;at Course Junior Play, The Managed Man. ’30: Operetta. Lotta, ‘30; Football ’SO, 31. captain ’31 : Pep Club ‘So. “Methir.ks he would make a good doctor. He ha? patients because he drives a Ford.” JANET BARKER Professional Course G. R. ’28. 29. ’30. ’31 : Operetta, Lotta. '30: Stu dent Council ’30. ’31 : Co-editor of Life ‘31 : Hays Efficiency Team ’29, ’30. The fairest gem that graces youth, Is love’s companion, fearless truth.” 1 A AGNES GILDERSLEEVE Commercial Course G. R. ‘81 : Operetta. Lotta.” ’30; Operetta, H. M. S. Pinafore.” ’29; G. A. A. ’28. 29. “ Patience achieves where force meets only failure.” GENEVA PORTER Commercial Course G. R. ’28, ’29, 30, 31 ; Cheerleader ’30, '31 ; Typewriting contest 30. Curly hair, and pretty eyes. Very sweet and very wise Robert McClelland Professional Course Hi - Y ’28, 29, ’30, ’31 ; President of Hi-Y in 31 ; Junior Class Play, The Manacled Man. ’30; President of Cass 29: Orchestra ’28, 29. ’30: Life Staff '$1 ; Annual Staff ’31. He is full of valor, as of kindness. Princely in both.” OLIVE GENTRY Commercial Course G. R. 28. ’29, 30. '81 ; Junior P av, The Manacled Man, 30; Senior Play, Getting Sandy.” A steady hand, a friendly heart. When it comes to work, she does her part.” HAROLD TROUTMAN General Course Operetta. H. M. S. Pinafore.” 30; Football '30; Basketball 30, 31. He left three article s in his will : 1 owe much. I have nothing, I leave the rest to the poor.”

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 DOROTHY Mi MANN Commercial Course G. R. 28, 29, '20, ’31 ; Junior Play, “The Manacled Man,'' '30: Student C. until 9: Adeiphia Club '30: Pep Club '31. In every a.quaintance she ha a friend.” ARNOLD HEIM AN Gene.a! Course Operetta, “Hulda of Hol-land, ' '31 : Football '30: Basket Ball '31 ; Student Council '29: Vice President of C.ass '30. And now a B” to your great joy. Rests upon your sweater, boy. ERNEST DESCHNER Vo.a.ional Agriculture Course Hi-Y '27, '28, '30, '31 ; Junior Play. “1 e Mana ed Mar.. ' '30; Operetta, “Hulda of Holland,” '31 : Foot-all '31: Baiket Ball '30; Student Council '2i : Treasurer of C ass '28: Scholarship Letters '27, '28: All School Pay, “The Quest.” ’30; Sen:or Play. Getting Sandy. '31. “No one can live an lio-i . -able lif -- without living a responsible life.” ROBERT ANNAN Generai Course Bob worked and sweat and swore. And now at last his work is o'er. GEORGE BRADY Transferred from Columbus, Kan-ae. Hi h School Tennis Club '27, 28. Words never dug a ditch or built a wall.’’ A JOSEPHINE COLE Professional Course G. R. '28. 29. '30, '31 ; Junior Play, The Manacled Man, '30: Operetta, H. M. S. Pinafore, '29; Student Council 28 ; Orchestra '29: Ass't Editor of B. H. S. Life 30: Editor of Saga 31 : Adeiphia Club '30. “Age cannot wither her. nor custom stale her infinite variety.’’ OTTILIE BELKNAP Commercial Course G. R. '28. 29, '80, '81 : Orchestra ’3 ». 31; Ait l oiter of Saga • District and State Typewr.nng Contest '30. “Her smile goes far but her deeds of kindness go farther. GERALD E. WALLACE General Course Hi-Y ’81 : Operetta, “Hulda of Holland, '31 : F’oot-ball 30, 31 : Basket Ball '30. '31. “Most of love’s classes are taught at night school.’1 SHIRLEY SHERRARD Professional Course G. R. '28, '29, '30. '31 ; Operetta. “H. M. S. Pinafore, '29; Saga Staff: Adeiphia Club 30; Dtbato '30 : Vice President of G. R. ’31. “Devoid, anxious, generous, void of guile. And with her whole heart’s welcome in her smile.’’ JOHN ROBB Manual Arts Course Football ’27, 28. ’30. He’s always ready for work or play—preferably play.