Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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EdDFHDMCRE Tod Row: Powell, Lytle, Richard, Smith, Kent, Vetter, Rowe, Wood, Morrell. Second Row: Jones, Sanders, Robinson, Wagner, Quick, White, Maynard, Petterson, Stuewe, Webster, Miller, Pierce, Mr. Fred Rees. Bottom Row: Weir, Madison, Winkel, Jack, Olson, Taylor, Johnson, Starkey, McGaughey, McKeage. the students and players in athletics. Five soph-mores are members of the band and orchestra. Several of the sophomore girls served at the banquet which was given by the juniors in honor of the seniors which was held in the soring. The -sophomore class is a happy-go-lucky group and among this sophomore group there are many well-known personalities that will be seen in the halls of the City of Troy for two more years. The Sophomore class is congratulated for their en thusiaStic support they have shown the city of Troy in the many organizations and sports. Herefs honing they show the same keen attitude and loyal support toward the High School in the next two years as they have shown in the past. The following Sophomore class members were not present for the class picture: Winson Wray, Robert Louder, John Kirgis, Edna Carleton, Margaret Crannell, Evea Hansen and Freda Walter.

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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

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Top How: 0. Briney, Bohning, Howe, Farrow. Second Row: Good, Houghton, Earle, Emmot, Edmondson, Beeler, Clark, Abling,Gering, Brown. Third Row: Case, N. Briney, Birt, Belknap, D. Briney, D. Hansen, Gaston, Helmbrecht, Heck, M. Brown, Harris, Brumage, Miss Gladys Turner. Bottom Row: Drinkern, Heeler, H. Caselman, Gilbert, File, Elliott, M. Caselman, F. Abram, B. Abram, Duncan, Berteau, M. Hayes, Gates. President-----------John Smith Vice-President—Marjorie Plott Sec Trees.-Reta Lou Hamburg The fresnman class off36- 37 is one of the largest freshman classes to enter the City of Troy,and has ninety-eight members. The commanders of the freshman class, Miss Gladys Turner and Mr. Frank Prentup, guided them enthusiastically through a successful year. Each freshman home room chose two members to the Council of the Wise. The first class party, a Halloween entertainment, was held in the high school gymnasium, October 31, j.936. Their neAt social event was an Indian Pow Wow, February 1, 1937, which was a masquerade party to represent those who lived in the days of the Vanished American.A picnic was held in the spring. The Rotarians entertained the freshman boys at the annual Rotary Banquet for freshman boys. Six freshman served at the Senior-Junior Reception held in the Rose Room at the Avenue Hotel January