Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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Row I WALTER THOMAS CASE College Prepn-r8f0l'Y Course B. H. s. Life staff '34, '35: Tfqien Staff '35, Business Manager: Football 512 Track '82, 'S-lg Intramurals '34, EDWIN ALFRED HUMFELD General Course Football '32, '33, Intramurals '30, '31, '32, '34, '35. OPAL WILLIAMS General Course G. A. A. '31, '32, '33, '34- HELYN ROSEMARY GRAVES General Course Freshman Vice-President '31, '32f, Sifflll' son High School: G. R. '31, '32, 114' 333 Opel-eltas. Che1'1'yblossom '32,' QIIHDSOII High School, Wishing Well SQ: AIT- turian Club '34, '3k5g Play, R0ll0S Wild Out '35. JOSEPH D. GANSEL - General Course 34 '35 Student Council '34 '33 Hi-Y ' , 2 ,- ,ii ljlay, Looney Bin '34, Football 31- 3-I. EDWARD WINKEL Commercial Course Hi-Y '34, '35, Operetta, W'ishim! Well. Row IV ROY J. COVERT General Course F. F. A. '31, '32, Reporter '31, '32: Fngqlmll '32, '34, Track '31, Intramurals ol, 33, 35. VENDA JUANITA HANSEN General Course G. R. '31, '32: G. A. A. '32, '33, Oper- cttas, Pickles '32, Cherryblossom 'Girlz Music Contest '33, '34, MILLER LEO CHESTNUT College Preparatory Course. Student Council '34, '35: Play Looney Bin '34, Football 'alxz Play. Roll0's Wild Oat '35. HUGH BUSSELL General Course Student Council '3-4: Shaluslwcaroan Plays 'Blix Arcturian Club '34, Fool- ball '31-'35, Basketball '31,-'35, '1'rzmk '31, '32: Play, Rollo's Wild Oat '35. CLAUDIA V. WILBURN General Course G. R. 'Sh Slmkespem-enn Plays 'C353 Oneretlas, Pickles '32, Rosamund '33: Arcturian Club '3-1, '35, ANDREW BYRD General Course Hi-Y '30, '3l: Operetlus Pickles '32, Che1'ryblosson1 '34, 'Wvishingz Well '35: Music Contest '32-'34: 'l rz1ck '30-'34: ln- lrannumls '33-'35. Page Twelve Seniors of '35 fEach row -reading hom left to 'righfj Row II BILLY McMANN General Course Operetta, Wishing Well '35: Mosic Contest '32, Football '33, Basketball 31, '32, '33, '34, Track '32, '33. ROBERTA ELIZABETH FILE Commercial Course- G, R. '31, '32, '33, '35: Operetta, Pick- leL: '32: Scholarship Team '33, '34, B. H. S. Life Staff '34, '35, Copy Editor '34, '35: Trojan Staff '35, Editor: Music Contest 732: Typewriting Contest '34, '35, Nation- ul Honor Society '35. JAY J. DANIELS General Course Music Contest '31, '32, Basketball '31, .39 MYRLE FAIRCHILD M General Course Sophomore Class President '32, '35-J: Freshman Secretary-Treasurer '31, '32: Hi-Y '32-'35, School Band '33-'353 Debate '31-'3-1: Music Contest '31-'34. LUCILLE M. SMITH General Course G. R. '31, '32: G. A. A. '33. '34, '35I Pickles : Rosamund : Music Contest '32, '38, Play, Rollo's Wild Oat, '35. ROY HAIGH General Course Intramurals '31, '32. Row V JOHN B. BROCK Vocational Agriculture Course F. F. A. '31, '32, Intramurals WILL B. BIRCH A General Course Hi-Y '32-'35, Hi-Y President '34, '35: Student Council '31-'33: Play, 'Looney Bin '34, Debate '32, '33: -Scholarship Tram '31-'3-lg National Honor Society DANIEL McKNIGHT General Course Operetlas, Cher1'yblossom '34, Wish- ing: lVell '35: Scholarship Team '3l: Music Contest '3-lt Intramurals '31-'35. DAVID EBEY General Course 'Hi-Y '32-'35, Play, Looney Bin '34: Shakespearean Plays '35, Operettas, Cleopatra '33, Che1'rybl0ssom '34: School Band '32, '33: Arcturian Club '34, '35, B. H. S. Life Staff '34, '35, Sports Editor '34: Trojan Staff '35: Music Con- test '31-'3-lg Football '33, Basketball '32, '33: Play, Rollo's Wild Oat '35. HARLO H. CRANNELL General Course Opel-etta. Wishing Well '35, Football '3l: Track '32, '33g Intramurals '32, '33. Z' PAUL CHRISTY Commercial Course Intramurals '33, '34, '35. Row III LUCILLE QUAKENBUSH General Course ' G. R. '31, '32, '33, '34, Shakespearean Plays '35, Operettas, Pickles '32, Cher- ryblossomu '34: Arcjsurian Club '34, '35, Music Contest '32, '34. LAVERNE HACKETT General Course Hi-Y '34, '35, Scholarship Team '31, '32, '33, '34, LYNN C. DAVIS General Course Hi-Y '31-'35: Operettas, Chex'ryblos- som' '34, Wishing Well '35, Music Contest '33, '34, Intramurals '31-'3-l. . DONALD HAROLD WALSH General Course Hi-Y. '34, '35, Shakespearean Plays '35: Arcturian Club '34, '35, Football '31-'35, Captain '33, Basketball '31-'35, Captain '32:- l:rnck '32-'35, Play, Rollo's Wild Out 35. KENNETH WIENS General Course Student Council '31, '32: Shakespearean Plays '35: Operetta, Wishing Well '35: Arclurian Club '34, '35, Football '32, '33, '34, Basketball '82-'86,-,Captain 235: Ten. nis '32, '33, '34, '35, Intramurals '31, '32, Play. Rollo's l1Vild Oat, '35. MARTHA PEARL GANSEL Commercial Course G. R. '31-'35, Student Council '31, G. A. A. '31, '35, Pep Club '32-'34g Play. Looney Bin '34: Shakespearean Plays '35: Operetlas, Pickles '32, Cherry- blossomn ,'34: Arcturian Club '34, Music Contest '31, '35. Row VI RICHARD JOHNSON M General Course F. I . A. '31-'34, President '33, '34, Op- ereita, Wishing: Well '35: Scholarship Team '33, '34, Music Contest '3-lg Intru- murals '31, '32. WILLIAM J. CONSIDINE Commercial Course Olmeretln, VVishing Well '35, School Bunfl '34, I MAX L. MAYNARD General Course Hi-Y '33, '34, '35, Football '32, '33, SANTIAGO DE ALEJO General Course ' Hi-Y '32, 'S-3: Arcturlan Club '34, '35: Shakespearean Plays '35: Tennis '33, '3-l: Intrmnui-als '33. CLARENCE WAYNE KELLEY Vocational Agriculture Course Hi-Y '31, '32, '33, '34, F. F. A. '3l- '32, '33, '34: Play, Looney Bin, '34g Play, Rullu's NVild Oat, '35. JAMES HOSS General Course Hi-Y '33, '34, i35. Illay, 1935, 1 w 4 l 1 l v w i l 4 1 l 1 4 J

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1. lDhat the well dressed Troianette wears. 2. Household hints big Mercer. lDimpq lDhorton smiles for us. 3 Pooler and Sprenqer watch Hannah demonstrate knee action. 4. Eben at ease, Page Fourteen Perfection- And How To Attain lt Troians in their relaxed moments strike attractive poses for the roving photographer Perfection should be the ideal toward which every high school student should aini. The med- iocre, the indifferent, the -half-done have no plaee in the lives of eur most alert Trojans. This page displays only a few of the many specimens of per- fection in various fields, attained by students through the careful tutelage of the faithful di- rectors. The Smith twins are attired in what the well dressed senior should wear. 'lllirough long hours of labor Miss Green has taught them to dress to suit their personality and be attractive. The next pieture shows Ruthie Mercer in an attractive pose. Ruth has succeeded in learning' how to keep the home neat and tidy. lVe can als.: give Miss Green credit for her remarkable instruc- tion in this field. CNote the expression -on the face of the rug'-shaker. NVe wish to relieve Miss Green from all responsibility for that. Ruthie did that all by herselfj. And in the background Mary Annan portrays the ideal athlete. Miss Edelblute has reached the acnie of her teaching eareer in the marvelous re- sults she has attained by her emphasis on posture. Mary stands out among both Pep Club girls and G. A. A. girls for perfection in posture. ln ease you donlt know correct posture when you see it--- it must radiate energy, grace, vigor, and alertness. XVhether at work CJust try to catch Mary at itj or at play Mary demonstrates ,these qualities. lVhi1npy XVhorton has learned how to be a good sport beeause we can see that he is almost ready to give Miss Annan a blipp on the back. The question is how sporting will Mary be when she receives said blipp on said back. Always keep your eye on the ball, Paul , in- structs Mr. Muck when he takes his golf team for their airing. The photograph shows that Paul has followed Mr. Muck's instructions very earefully. fNote the position of the ieft hip-this was Paul 's idea--not Mr, Muc-k's.J Never could the Trojan pliotographers have found a more beautiful scene for a hackgrrounil than is shown in this picture. Miss Kirtland has stressed the fact that the baekgrrouiul is as import- ant as the person in the picture, and this certainly proves it. David Ebey. Rollo to youse guys, is a mere incident in this lovely photographic study of baekgrounding. ' May, 1935