Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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FAcuLTu MR MORRELL Superlntendent MR CHESTNUT Foreword Principal Into th1s school we come a shapeless mass of clay We are all one and not 1nd1v1duals A tlme goes on w are shaped and moulded 1HtO tmy f1gures and then It IS up to us to grow and acqulre a pO1lSh Just how much we w1ll shme and ghsten 111 our part1cular lme of work IS entlrely up to us L1v1ng lb an art mouldmg the art of l1v1ng 1S me true work of educatlon The TroJan t tempts to portray the panorama of h1gh school llfe and to 1nstruct the students IH the fme art of mould mg a successful l1fe Th1S book has been created for you out of those act1v1t1es of h1gh school whose days have been f1lled with the rxchest of fr1end ships and loyaltxes It IS an account of .1 year of high school experlences but 'omouow when these years h1ve lost then' radmnce 'md the shadows have grown longer you may rellve your h1gh school days through the pages of th1s book M1ss Klrtland sponsor of the yearbook and the staff wlsh to express thelr deep apprec1at1on to Mr Stapp art lnstructor for h1s valuable help 1n plannmg the 1940 Trojan Mr Stapp devoted much of h1S tlme to mountmg snap shot pages and other pages IH the yearbook He has been con ductmg a class IH clay work the past year for members of the faculty and other people ln town 1nterested 1n ceramlcs The cover for the book was prlnted by Mr Stapp 3SS1St6d by members of the art class The 1dea and a rough sketch of the desxgn was made by Martha Jane Belknap, and the color sketch was made by Frances Hollaway Page 2 MISS PEARSON Home Economlcs MR DUNGAN Mus1c MR HINKHOUSE Manual Trammg MISS KIRTLAND Enghsh Journalxsm Pubhc Speaklng MR HINES Soclal SCIENCE MISS SCHMITT Fore1gn Languages Enghsh MISS TINKLER Commerc1a1 Typewntlng MR STAPP Enghsh Art MISS TURNER Enghsh Physlcal Educatlon General Sc1ence MR REES Vocat1onal Aguculture Sc1ence MR ELLIS Physlcal Educat1on Blology Psychology MISS BOLLMAN Commerclal Bookkeepmg Shorthand MR FINNEY, Sc1ence MR MUCK Mathematxcs ' 1 ' 1 N' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 . , 1 , . . . . , ' ' ' 1- S ' . , e . ' 1 1 1 ' 1 . , - , 1 . - 14 ' 11 . K . 3 ' 1 1 . ' ' 1 , , 5. . . s . I , 1 Q, t ' ' I' . . - - 2 1 1 c - . 1 ' 1 1 1 . . I 7 - 1 1 ' ' 1 4 . . 1 - ' ' 1

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STANDING: K. Kindscher, I. McElwain, Mr. Stapp, YRS E. Keeley, R. Hamburg, T. Jones, F. Wag- goner, F. Hollaway, B. Beeler, R. D. Simpson, P. Bohning, Jr., R. Vallette, L. Treaster, J. Worthing, R. Schellinger, and A. Laff. SEATED: B. Fuller, J. Murphy, J. Deshler, M. Duncan, D. Wicks, H. Madison, S. Jaggar, H. Birt, and B. Berteau. Members of the Trojan staff take this opportunity to thank the Board of Education who have made this publication of the L'Trojan', possible by financing this yearbook. The cost of publication, which is not covered by payment by students, is usually paid by the proceeds of the senior play. Without the Board of Educa- tionfs help, this publication would have been impossible. The staff also thanks citizens of Troy who have cooperated in the organization of the K'Trojan. To you students who have handed STAFF Editor .......... Assistant Editor ......... Business Manager ........ Sales Campaign Manager .... - Art Editor ............... - - - Assistant Art Editor -- Sports Editor ....... Organization --- Reporters .... Sponsors -- in t'snaps we especially extend our thanks. As a theme for the '40 Trojan, the writers and artists have shaped the book and polished its pages until it appears as a finished product from the potter's wheel. It is the sincere hope of the staff that the students will find these pages an accurate DOF' trayal of the places, personalities, and pleasant associations of the 1939-'40 school year-the year in which they were responsible fOI' the traditions of Troy. -- Delmar Wicks --- Jeanne Deshler ----- Scott Jaggar -,------- Bob Beeler Josephine Murphy --- Berniece Berteau ---- Delmar Wicks --- Helen Madison --- Jeanne Deshler Frances Hollaway Margaret Duncan Harriet Birt -- Miss Kirtland Mr. Stapp Page 4 Q bf