Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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tKjeiyro yayr MAURICE Me DON ALL PRESIDENT Class Seo-Treas.----1 5 Claes President----- 56 Claes President----- 57 Claes President-----' 58 Hl-Y-1 , ' , 57, 5© Cabinet'56, '57, '58 Student Council'55, 1 56 Music------«56, 57, ’58 Intramurals---------1 5$ Debate--------------158 The Yankee King ---'57 Daddies -----------1 58 Jewels of China --- 58 National Honor Society RAYMOND toALICER SECIiETAR Y- TREASURER Class Sec.-Treas.----'58 F. F• A. '55, 56, '57, '58 Officer------'58 ELIZABETH MURRA Y VICE PRESIDENT Class Vice President 58 G..R.'55, '56, '57, '58 Pep Club-'55, '56, '57, ’58 Officer----------'56 The Yankee King ----'57 Daddies ------------'58 Annual Staff---------'58 Life Staff-----------'58 G. A. A.--------'55, '56 National Honor Society ih T O LLq h t h e mill Page eight The 61 supposedly dignified seniors who this year leave dear ola city of Troy have completeu what they consider a successful fmr years. Many students will continue their studies of colleges anu universities through-out the country. As freshmen the total number that enrolled was 30. In the sophomore year, 74 enrolled; in tne junior year, 77; ana now they graduate with 31. Their junior play, The Yankee Xing, vms one of the funniest comedies B.H.S. has presented. The senior play, Daddies, played to the largest crowd in five years. Maurice McDonald played the lead in both tne plays. The sponsors who helped these children wade through their last year are: Miss Tinkler, Miss Kirtland, Mr. lines, and Mr. Hinkhouse. The president for tiie last three years of their sojjurn here was Maurice McDonald.