Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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IIS!! Y 1 S ,E 5 5 a 'T F . V .A at Q lmnnn-... ARS QRATIUS ARTlS Troy is honored to present to you sketches from our dramatic productions during the school year of 'thirty-nine and 'forty. At the top, left, you see the characters from You Can't Take It With You, jun- ior class play, directed by Miss Schmitt. They are Melvin Burkhead, Thomas Con- roy, Margaret Collins. Gerald Edgar, Phyl- lis Simmons, Lorraine Chestnut, Rohcrt Hays, Richard Conroy, Everett Mastin, Ralph Dockstader, Jr., Ross Donker, and Patricia Lundblade. The scene below shows the setting from the same play. Next is a scene from the Latin Play from Uldes of March, written by Earl Burton Shurtz, and directed by Miss Schmitt. Before each basketball and football game at home, the 'tTrojanettc's, under the direction of Miss Turner, pre- sented a skit and .pep assembly. The public speaking class, under the direction of Miss Kirtland. presented a series of dramatic productions based on the development of drama. They included short plays illustrating Chinese, Greek, and Roman drama. Several fourth hour classes presented assembly programs. Trojan debators, coached by Mr. Hines, ranked fourth in the N, C. K. L. They are pictured at the bottom of the page. Mr. Hines, coach, Bill Duvall. Ralph Dockstader, Jr., Roy Jordan, and Bob Fuller. 'LGrowing Pains was selected for the senior class play, by Miss Kirtland. but was not presented because of the death of Hardin Houghton, who was to carry the lead in the play. M' x ,mu ta ,,, V N I J gilll, 4 ..,,....,, E 1 Q AW tA,. Azill, ,,,, , , X, V Y .fl gi -, ' I I g N f ,, ,, . ggi! T Q A.,, p A . ... .t

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.M -rv' 1 FIRST ROW TOP: O. Belden, N. Belles, H. Hubbard, E. Shurtz, K. In- gram, R. Broadbent. SECOND ROW: P. She-hi, N. J. Quick, A. Weir, P. Clark, M. Gurley C. Holbrook, L. Williams. THIRD ROW: J. A, Pooler, B. McElwain, M. L. Spatz, B. McCormick rv A. Laff, B. Kindscher, M. Miller, W. Murray. M' STANDING: D. Wicks, B. Jack, B. Fuller, F. Waggoner, C. Wolf, L Chestnut, R. D. Simpson. SEATED: R. Jordan, M. McDonald, B. Biddinger, S. Jaggar, P. Lund. Pa , blade. Se 22