Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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blxe btxryjunj Top Row: Mr. Nightingale, R. Roles, B. Ingram, H. Kennedy. Second Row: M. Frank, D. Elliott, D. Owen, E. Murray, J. McCall, M. Kadel, C. Sweet. Bottom Row: V. Briney, V. 3easley, Miss Tinkler, Miss Kirtland, A. Jordan, Mi. Plott, 3. Miserote. broyxiri aJuoJ A ornyrrurnA This is the annual staff which is to be compliment eu for prouucing this gay glimpse into the City of Troy and Trojan Life. They were aided by iliss Kirtlanu, sponsor, Mr. Nightingale, art ai-rector, ana Miss Tinkler, typing airector. jlany ti.oes auring activity period and after school v.as dismissed they v.ere seen rushing hurriedly about, collecting canaia camera results to amuse you, typing, pasting clippings and pictures, drawing cartoons,ana making a great deal of noise. Many thanks to the art class, under the supervision of Margaret Frank, for their clever cartoons ana drawings, to Minamae Plott, editor, for aoing all rewriting necessary,ana to Pop Ballara for so patiently opening the aoors. Thanks are also aue to the members of the Journalism class for writing most of the stories. Edi tor--------------•-Minamae Plott Business Manager---------Andy Jordan Typists---------------------Marjorie Kadel Betty Iliserote----Virginia Briney Journal ists---------Elzabeth Murray Malden Kennedy Artists---------------------Margaret Frank Doris Owen----------------Virginia Beasley Proof Reader-----------------Delores Elliott Snapshots--------------- -Boh Ingram Jeanne McCall-------Carroll Sweet Sponsors ------------Miss ICirtland Miss Tinkler.....-Mr. Nightingale Page three

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-the tyrojxvrv Superintendent John S. Morrell hes e diversified interest in ebucetionel ana community organizations. He holds membership in several eaucatiunel clubs. Tne Mitchell County School Masters Club, Kansas Stete Teecner's Association, Kansas Eaucators Club, ana The National Education Association. In the community buperintencent Morrell is outstanding. He is presioent of the Port Library Board, vice-president of the Community Hospital Executive Committee, pest presicent of the Rotery CIud, anc secretary of the Board of Trustees in the Methodist Church. Although not an officer in the Rec Cross, Mr. Morrell wor s through it to furnish glasses, meaical ana aentel care for un-oerprivileged students. Mr. Morrell came to be mayor of the City of Troy eight years ago and hes provea himself to be a great organizer, diplomat, and leeaer. dlcixalam of t nnj Besides his many exacting uuties as principal of the City of Troy, F. M. Chestnut performs iaany other tasics, among then, instruction in classes of American History, and Citizenship anu Safety, anu the sponsorship of the Stuuent Council and the National Honor Society. In addition to these time-consuming duties, on of his greatest tasks is to see that each of tne many organizations and classes has equal opportunity to have its partic ix r parties anu programs throughout tne year. Lurine his eight years of successful labors in Trojan City, Hr. Chestnut has proved himself a true friend to s ery student and the champion of every organization. Betty DeShazo and PauLtne McKeap, t; o caoabLe and efficient senior glr.s, by their sec-etartaL assistance in his offlea, heloed to reLleve him of minor detaiLs and routine work.