Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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CLASS of 3 3 JANEMEHL Pa e Fourteen P.UTH HOWE WILMA REES 6ETTY HAMPTON FRANCES FITTELL MARGARET DtSHAZO ROSEMARY PREWETT LEWIS KNARR RALPH JORDAN CHARLES JOHNSON HOWARD LESLIE KOSCOE MILES HENRY LINS ELMA6A55IT ELOISE BWG6S RUTH ANNA TINDLE. HELEN THURSTON AGNES PEDEN DOM! SHERRARD NELPAOWEN MYMLESALISBURY DALESPAULDIN6 EUNICE ARMOUR THELMA SLATE PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SEC-TREASURER

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We TROJAN Helpers of Hestia btj IUILMA REES Sponsor --------------------------------- Miss Brown President ------------------------------Agnes Peden Vice-President Elnia Babbit Secretary ------------------------- Margaret DeShazo Treasurer ----------------------------- Maxine Lagle Program Chairman ------------------------ Wilma Rees Publicity Chairman Ruth Howe Devotional Chairman ----------------- Florence Crown Social Chairman Mary Beryl Miller Music Chairman Merle With am Finance Chairman Margaret Finch. OR twenty-two years the girls of Beloit High school have been earnestly striving to “Kind and Give the Best’’ through the Girl Reserves Club. The Girl Reserves Club is a junior organization of the National Y. Y. C. A. The emblem of the Girl Reserves is the letters G. R. enclosed with a triangle and encircled. Each side of the triangle represents one aspect of the three fold life: Social, moral, and physical. The circle symbolizes world friendship which the club promotes. Every girl who joins pledges herself to live up to the high purpose of the Girl Reserves Code. The membership this year includes ninety-two girls. Wilma Rees and Ruth Howe represented the Beloit Girl Reserves Club at the first session of the Camp Wood Conference for Girl Reserves last summer. Work for a successful club year was started during the summer when the cabinet met several times. Through these cabinet meetings a “big and little sister’ campaign was initiated. Each Senior member was given the name of a Freshman girl to whom she was to be a “Cheery Chum.” Service was rendered to the students through the G. R. Book Store, during enrollment week. Through this book store an exchange of second hand books enabled the students to purchase the necessary books at a very low cost. This service was greatly appreciated during this time of depressed economic conditions. On the evening of September 14, the cabinet entertained the girls of the high school at a lovely lawn party given at the home of Wilma Rees. Merle Witham was pianist at the District Conference for Girl Reserves held at Jewell City, October 21, 22, 23. Mrs. Thayer Carmichael was conference song leader. Miss Brown and five other cabinet members also attended. They were: Agnes Peden, Elma Babbit, Margaret DeShazo, Ruth Howe and Wilma Rees. A Christmas assembly play, “More Blessed”, was presented by members of the Hi-Y and Girl Reserves Clubs. The play was followed by a beautiful white gift ceremony. The white gift ceremony which was first used in Beloit High school in 1931 gives each high school student the opportunity to give a white wrapped gift, something which he no longer needs or uses, to charity. The mothers of the girls were entertained at a St. Patrick Mother and Daughter Banquet, held March 17th. Each committee raised the sum of five dollars to help pay the community quota. This quota is a minimum sum of thirty-five dollars which every Girl Reserves Club sends yearly to state headquarters at Wichita to defray state administration expenses. A town sponsor and a faculty advisor were chosen for each committee this year. To Mrs. Frank Lutz, who is the general town sponsor, we owe a deep debt of gratitude for the years of cooperation with the Beloit High School Girl Reserves Club. The town sponsors and faculty advisors were: Mrs. Murray and Miss Green, Membership Committee; Mrs. Rees and Miss Tinkler, Program Committee; Mrs. Lagle and Miss Pratt, Social Committee; Mrs. Chestnut and Miss Newton, Devotional Committee; Mrs. Witham and Miss Carnahan, Music Committee; Mrs. Isaacson and Miss Miller, Finance Committee. Page Six teen May 1933