Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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President MILFORD BIRCH Hi-Y ’36 :37 '38 ’39 Officer '36 ’38 ’39 Spring Fever ’38 Jewels of China ’38 Class Officer ’37 ’39 Student Council ’39 Debate ’38 ’39 Sec’y-T reus. MARIE WEIR G. R. ’36 ’37 ’38 ’39 Purple Towers 36 Pep Club ’37 ’38 G. A. A. ’37 Class Officer ’39 Student Council ’38 Music ’36 ’37 si J r Vice President LULA McGAUGHEY G. R. ’36 ’37 ’38 ’39 Officer ’39 Spring Fever ’38 Hot Copy ’39 Pep Club ’38 ’39 Annual Staff ’39 Class Officer ’39 Life Staff ’39 Music ’37 ’38 ’39 The Evolution of 4ie Seniors By Joan Burkhead Mr. Imes. SENIOR SPONSORS: Miss Tinkler, Mr. Hinkhouse, Miss Kirkland ‘ To graduate or not to graduate” was the question in the minds of 71 little “freshies” four years ago. They started out with plenty of zip and only lost three members during the year. They were George Charboneau, L. W. Norman, and Junior Brown. All the remaining members returned for work the ne-xt year and found that they had risen one point in the minds of the upperclassmen. They added one more member during the vacation—Connie Lytle—making the class evenly matched. To keep things even they lost three more members— Raymond Duley, Charles Petterson, Helen Geisler, and gained one, W’arren Smith. By the next school term they found that they had finally been accepted into the school and so they, as “snooty juniors” began to lord it over the lower-classmen. They presented a very successful play “Spring Fever” under the direction of Miss Schmitt and in the spring entertained at the Jr.-Sr. Banquet with the theme of the ‘End of the Rainbow’ which was a gala affair. The year was marred by heavy casualties, for they lost eight students. Those missing were William Casleman, Jerry Hummel, Leona McKeage, Harold , Stuewe, Vernon Wagner, and Gertrude Goodrich. During the latter part of the year they gained three members— Merrium Stevens, Virginia Metzler, and Leo Schmidt. The next year was the long anticipated one. They had finally become “dignified seniors” with the aid of Miss Kirtland, Miss Tinkler, Mr. Hinkhouse, and Mr. Imes. January 4, they honored the juniors with the reception, using the theme of ‘The Lambeth Walk’. Merrium Stevens dropped from their ranks the first of year and Vernon Wagner rejoined them. During the latter part of the year Virginia Metzler moved to Topeka and Lola Baxter to St. Francis, Kansas. The remaining seniors are thankful that they have spent four successful years of school life in the City of Troy without serious mishap. PAGE 5

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OUR FACULTY TOP ROW: Left to Right — Superintendent Morrell, Secretary Miss Broadbent, Principal Chestnut 2ND ROW: Miss Schmitt, Miss Kirtland, Upper Right: Miss Turner, Lower Right: Coach Ellis, Coach Muck, Miss Pearson, Mr. Nightengale and Mr. Dungan (in action at operetta practice) BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Imes, Upper: Mr. Rees, Lower: Mr. Hines, Mr. Hinkhouse, Miss Tinkler, Miss Bollman : ■ - ■ I '

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C. M. BALLARD JR. Football ’38 ’39 Track ’37 ’38 Music ’37 ’38 WILLIAM E. BEARDMORE Hi-Y ’36 ’37 ’38 ’39 Officer ’39 Football ’38 Tennis ’38 Basketball ’37 ’38 Class Vice President ’36 Debate ’38 ’39 Music ’36 ’37 ’38 ’39 Intramurals ’37 VIRGINIA ESTELL BEASLEY G. R. ’36 ’37 ’38 ’39 Spring Fever ’38 Purple Towers ’36 Pep Club ’37 ’38 ’39 Cheerleader ’38 39 G. A. A. ’36 ’37 ’38 Annual Staff ’38 Debate ’39 Music ’36 ’37 ’38 ’39 LYLE BELDEN Hi-Y ’36 ’37 ’38 Football ’37 ’38 ’39 Track ’37 ’38 VIRGINIA MAY BOURBON G. R. ’36 ’37 ’38 ’39 Purple Towers ’36 Dragon of WooFoo ’39 G. A. A. ’37 ’38 ’39 Officer ’38 ’39 Student Council ’38 Music ’36 ’37 ’39 JOAN BURKHEAD G. R. ’36 ’37 ’38 ’39 Officer ’38 ’39 Spring Fever ’38 Hot Copy ’39 Purple Towers ’36 Pep Club ’36 ’37 ’38 ’39 Officer ’37 Cheerleader ’38 ’39 G. A. A. ’36 ’37 ’38 ’39 Officer ’38 Annual Staff ’39 Student Council 37 ’38 Music ’36 ’37 EDNA CARLETON G. R. ’39 G. A. A. ’36 CLARENCE COLE Hi-Y ’36 ’37 ’38 DALE CONN Hi-Y ’36 Football ’37 ’38 ’39 Basketball ’38 ’39 RUTH DONKER G. R. ’36 ’37 ’38 ’39 Officer ’39 Jewels of China ’38 Hot Copy ’39 Purple Towers ’36 Pep Club ’37 ’38 ’39 PAGE 6 MARGARET PAULINE CRANNELL G. R. ’39 CONSTANCE MAXINE EAGON G. R. ’36 ’37 ’38 ’39 Spring Fever ’38 G. A. A. ’36 ’37 ’38 Music ’36 ’37 , [ f i i i i ' i I ! ( i i i r : - f f 6 ■ ► t ► e ? i