Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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iJUN I DREi Top Row: Mr. Imes, Campbell, Anderson, L. Briney, R. ariney, Jordon, Ireland. Second Row: Doyle, D. uallard, Drown, Kennedy, Hiner, Jelinek, Cole, J. Haigh. Third Row: Hiserote, Re. Grau, Ra. Grau, R. Haigh, Hamburg, File, Elliott, Porter, Huffman, Colby. Bottom Row: Good, De Shazo, Broadbent, Hazlett, Louder, Cantrell, V. Briney, R. Burger, Frank. the president, and seventeen others ihemoers. Seven junior girls are on tne Girl Reserves caoinet and the entire duo’s junior members numuer twenty three. The Hi-Y Club has a large junior enrollment with three boys in the caoinet.Several of tne star athletes nave oeen in this class and several nave oeen prominent in musical activities. Tne junior class play, ”Tne Yankee King,” was a great success. Maurice McDonald had the lead as the King, or Mr. Hinkle; Mr. Hinkle as portrayed by Bernice Yocum and the Duchess by Frances Simmons. Tne junior class had a successful year; its members helped win contests; they swelled the school honor roll; and everyone will welcome them oack to the gathering places of B. H. S. as our next dignified seniors.

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.JUNIORS Top RowiWeir, Ri. Michels, Re. Michels, Roles, L. Porter, Sweet, Tindle, N. Porter. Second Row: Simmons, Yocum, Tipton, Plott, Riley, Seamen, Johns, Kelley, G. McKeage, Mr. Hines. Third Row: Wenger. Wrench. Meynard, Wines, Zimmerman, McKnight, P. McKeage'; Twaadell. Bottom Row: Murray, McCall, Wagner, Rees, McDonald, Millejr Kadel, Maxwell. President-----Maurice McDonald Vice-president-Richard Michels feec.-Trees.----Walker Jelinek Second to only the freshman class,tne junior class has a memuership of seventy-five Juniors nave Deen an added support in all tne scnool life of the year. When freshmen, Andy Jordon was elected to lead the class with Frances Simmons as vice-president and Maurice McDonald,secretary-treasurer. Miss Bollman and Mr. Lawrence were the successful sponsors of the class. Maurice McDonald was the president the sopnomore year as well as this year. Dorothy Eagon was vice-president that, year,and Rachel Grau was secretary-treasurer .The sponsors for tnis class were Mr.Muck and Miss Bollman. This year many junior girls have ueen outstanding hs Trojanettes;one memoer being a cheer leader one

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EDPHDMCRE Top Row: Ingram, Fairchild, Gaston, Beardmore, Emmot, Caselman, Beldon, Evans, Abram, Kadel. Second Row:Fobes, Bourbon, Fittell, Birch, Conn, Houghton, Hummel, Ballard, Donker, Mr. Dalton Muck. Bottom Row:Giersch,Gildersleeve, Beasley, Gates, Hays, Burkhead Gould, Duncan, Eagon, Baxter. Pres.------------Milford Birch Vice Pres.-----Billie Beardmore Sec. Treas.----Leona McKeage The Sonhomore Army of Troy is composed of tnirty-three loyal Trojanettes and thirty-four patriotic Trojans. The Trojan Army was commanded by Mr. Fred Rees and Mr. Dalton Muck. The first meeting of the Trojan Council was held in November 22, 1936. The first social event was a party on November 23, 1936. The decorations were in keeping with Thanksgiving. The other event was a picnic held in the soring. The sophomore class were very enthusiastic in entering the Troy organizations and sports. There are a large number in each organization. Sixteen Trojans were members of the Hi-Y Organization. Seven loyal Trojans went out for football and six for basketball. Twenty sophomore girls are honored members of the Girls Athletics Association, and twenty-two of the Girl Reserve Organization.Eleven sonhomore girls are members of the Trojanettes, an organization to keep up the pep and enthusiasm of