Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 42 of the 1941 volume:

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STAPP Enulish, Art M R. MORRELL Superintendent, Agriculture MR. CHESTNUT Principal, American History MR. HINKHOUSE Manual Arts MISS KIRTLAND English, Public Speaking' Journalism MR. HINES Social Science MISS SCHMITT English, Languages MISS TINKLER Commerce MR. FINNEY Science, Mathematics MISS BRIEN Home Economics MR. BRADLEY Vocational Agricultule MR. MURRY Physical Education, Social Science MISS BOLLMAN Commerce MR. DUNGAN 4 Music MR. MUCK Mathematics SIENIIOIRS UIFIFNCIERS The Senior Class of l9-ll elected Ralph Dockstader. as President. Ralph was active in Hi-Y and band all four years: debated three years: played football. tennis. and track for three years and basketball in his Senior year. He took a leading part in the Junior play, You Cant Take It XYith You. .Xs Senior President he endued the office of responsibility with dignity and helped to promote all the efforts of the Seniors. liurolling as a junior, Richard Conroy moved here from Lebanon where he was active in FF.-X, chorus, and band. He served as Senior Vice President and entered into the activities of band in his last two years: worked on the .-Xnnual Staff: and was in the junior play You Can't Take It NVith You. History repeated itself for Roy lrwin jordan. The class elected him Secretary-Treasurer in their Sophomore year and again in their Senior year. Roy was participated in band, Hi-Y, and orchestra for four years: debate and chorus for three yearsg tennis fourth year: XVoodwind trio and XVoodwind quintet. Ile was also Grandpa in the Junior play You Can't Take lt 'vVith You. For four years, seventy-one Seniors have continued the pioneering spirit of 1540--to give and take. This is the kindergarten teacher, Miss Shearer's first class to graduate from High School. The Seniors have gained much from their school, and the City of Troy has gained from the efforts 'of the Seniors who have given their abilities in athletics, music and plays. Sponsors who aided the Seniors efforts were Miss Tinkler, who had charge of finances: Mr. Hinkhouse, the Sneak: Miss Kirtland. the play and yearbook: and Mr. Muck. The class of l04l. pioneers all, are now ready to blaze forth on their own trails. EM With the theme of Patriotism prevailing at the Junior-Senior reception, 'held Jan- uary 1, the juniors joyously viewed the beginning of their social activities, and the seniors regretfully saw the ending of their four successful years in BHS. The above scene shows Irene Pierce, Mary Lee Spatz, Dorothy Johnson, Charlotte Harris, Char- lotte Hunt, Dorothy Pierce, Louise Will- iams, Margaret Caselman, Clara 'Gratep Doris Gaston, and Winona Wray ln their formal attire. DOROTHY FERN MARTHA JUNE ABRAM GR 1-2-3-4 GAA 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 2-3 Annual Staff Chorus 3-4 ELINOR JUNE ANDRESON GR 1-2-3-4 Gypsy Rover Chorus 1-2-3-4 GR 1-2-3-4 JOHN CASE Hi-Y 1-3-4 Football 3 Track 1-3-4 Annual Staff BRINEY MARGARET COLLINS GR 1-2-3-4 Dragon of Woo Hot Copy Jewels of China You Can't Take Debate 4 Student Council Annual Staff Life Staff Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 GR Cabinet 2-3 ROSS H. DONKER Hi-Y 1-2-3-4 Dragon of Woo Gypsy Rover You Can't Take With You Student Council Chorus 1-2-3-4 GERALD EDGAR Hi-Y 3-4 You Can't Take With You Debate 4 Football 3 Tennis 4 Band 2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3-4 Hi-Y Cabinet 4 Fu It VVith You 3-4 -4 T , U54 5109 K ,. F ,sf S A ,, 5 l. Fu It We E . 4 F 3-4 ' I It BARBARA ALLEN GR 1-2-3-4 Student Council 1 Annual Staff GR Cabinet 4 STANLEY D. BOURBON Hi-Y 2-3-4 Debate 4 Student Council 2 Track 3-4 Chorus 3-4 MELVIN S. BURKHEAD Hi-Y 1-2-3-4 You Can't Take It With Student Council 1-2-3-4 Student Council Sec'y 3 Football 1-2-3 Track 1-2 Annual Staff Class President 2 Hi-Y Cabinet 2-3-4 LORRAINE CHESTNUT Hi-Y 1-2-3-4 Dragon oi' Woo Fu You Can't Take It With Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Golf 1-2-3-4 Class Sec'y-Treas. 1 Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 2 Basketball Captain 4 Hi-Y Cabinet 2-3-4 THOMAS H. CONROY FFA 1-2 FFA Officer 2 Debate 4 Student Council 3-4 Chorus 3-4 JOY DARLENE DUVALL GR 1-2-3-4 JOSEPHINE LORAINE FILE GR 1-2-3-4 GAA 1-2 Student Council 1-2 Annual Staff Chorus 1-2 PAULINE FOBES GR 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff Life Staff Chorus 1-3-4 DORIS IRENE GASTON GR 1-3-4 GAA 1-3-4 You Cun't Take It With You Annual Staff Chorus 1-3-4 Pep Club 1-3 I K ,, , E Q.., 4 MAXELL GATES A A vw ! ERMA GIERSCH FFA 1-2-3-4 , - ' FFA Officer 3-4 , , PPD Club 1-2-3 Track 1,4 f 49 gtludent 1Cgunci1 4 orus - J I -. KENNETIoI HANSEN f CHARLOTTE HARRIS Hi-Y 1-2-3-4 gli D - - --O- Bglsllieleballl 1 D, ,E 5 Dragon of woo Fu Track 1-2-3-4 ug' Cl'l0ruS l-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 4 FRANCES LEOTA HARRIS GR 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 3-4 NILLIS HARVEY Hi-Y 4 FFA 1-2-3 Track 1 Band 4 RICHARD E. HENRY Hi-Y 4 You Can't Take It With You Basketball 1 Track 2-3 JAMES H. HYDE Basketball 2-3-4 Football 3-4 .44 lr Q iv' L.. . .h 4 ' 0 'L -Q AE 'I in '17 T' ,Q 4 . xr ' Q , 4 CHARLES VERNON HARTMAN Hi-Y 1-2-3-4 Dragon of Woo Fu Gypsy Rover Student Council 1-2 Football 2-3-4 Captain 4 Class Vice President 3 Chorus 1-2-3-4 ROBERT FREDERICK HAYS Hi-Y 1-2-3-4 Dragon of Woo Fu Gypsy Rover You Can't Take It With You Student Council 1 Annual Staff Band 1-2-3 Chorus 1-2-3 LENODA HINGST GR 1-2-3-4 GAA 1 Pep Club 3 Debate 4 Student Council 4 Annual Staff KEITH LLOYD INGRAM Hi-Y 1-2-3 Dragon of Woo Fu Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1 Chorus 1 DOROTHY JOHNSON GR 1-2-3-4 GAA 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 LOLA KIRKBRIDE LAWN GR 4 GAA 2 Chorus 1 PATRICIA LUNDBLADE GR 1-2-3 GAA 1 Pep Club 1 Gypsy Rover Jewels of China You Can't Take It With You Student Council Annual Staff Life Staff-Editor Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2 Woodwiid Quintet EDITH E. MAYNARD GAA 1-2 VIRGINIA McCAUSLAND GR 2-3 GAA 1-2 Debate 1-2 Life Staff OPAL MCCUNE GR 1 JOHN P. MILDREXLER Football 4 Track 3 Q sv 'Q' ' BETTY SUE KINDSCI-IEE GR 1-2-3-4 GR Cabinet 3-4 You Can't Take It With You Annual Stiff Class Sec'y-Treas. 3 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3-4 Chorus 1-2 MARTHA LOUISE LOCKARD GR 1-2-3-4 GAA 1 Pep Club 1-2-3 Band 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 EVERETT E. MASTIN Hi-Y 1-2-3-4 Hi-Y Cabinet 4 Dragon of Woo Fu Gypsy Rover You Can't Take It With You Student Council 3-4 Student Council President 4 Football 2-3-4 Class President 3 Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 MEARL MAXELL MAYNARD Band 4 Chorus 4 VIRGINIA ROSE MCCLANAIIAN Transferred from Colony, Kansas GR4 MILDRED LOUISE MCELWAIN GR 1-2-3-4 GR Cabinet 3 GAA 1-2-3-4 GAA Officer 2-3-4 Student Council 2-3-4 Annual Staff Chorus 1-2-3 CHARLOTTE MILLER GR 2-3-4 GR Cabinet 3-4 Band 3-4 Orchestra 4 LOIS MARIE MILLER GR 2-3-4 GAA 1-2 Pep Club 1-2-3 President of Pep Club Student Council 3 Class Vice President 2 Chorus 2 DELMAR PARKER Hi-Y 1 FFA 1-2-3 Track 1 Annual Staff WILLIAM C. PIPER Transferred Hi-Y 3-4 Annual Staff Chorus 3-4 Mixed Chorus 3-4 RALPH PRUITT Hi-Y 1-2-3-4 Dragon of Woo Fu Gypsy Rover YoufCan't Take It With You Track 1 Annual Staff Band 3 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 WILLIAM S. RICHMOND 3 Transferred from Scottsville Hi-Y 4 Basketball 4 MAX RICKARD FFA 1-2-3-4 Student Council 3 Basketball 1 Football 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Q 2 -a 3:-H Q4 Q-4 WANDA JEAN MURRAY GR 1-2-3-4 Student Council 1 Annual Staff Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4 CARL E. PIERCE Hi-Y 1-3-4 FFA 2-3-4 FFA Officer 3-4 Dragon of Woo Fu Student Council 4 Football 4 Track 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 VIOLA JEAN PORTER GR 1-2-3-4 GAA 2 Chorus 2-3-4 ROBERT RASING Hi-Y 1 Basketball 1-2 DONALD L. RICKARD Hi-Y 4 Football 2-3-4 KATHRYN SCHMIDT GR 2-3-4 GAA 2-3-4 GAA President 4 Band 2-3 Chorus 2 VERLA JEAN SHADOWEN GR 1-2-3-4 GAA 1-2-3 Pep Club 2-3 Student Council 3 Annual Staff Chorus 3 NI ARY LEE SPATZ GR 2-3-4 GAA 1-4 Annual Staff Life Staff Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 WILLIAM THIESSEN H i-Y 4 FFA 4 IOSEPHINE WAGNER GR 1-2-3-4 GAA 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3 Annual Staff Chorus 1-2-3 Pep Club Officer 3 X ERDA WEIDENHAFT You Can't Take It With You GR 1-2-3-4 Gypsy Rover Annual Staff Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2 Chorus 1-2 Mixed Chorus 1-2 MARGERY LEE WHITAKER GR 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff CHARLES HEIN RY PHYLLIS SIMMONS GR 1-2-3-4 Dragon of Woo Fu Gypsy Rover You Can't Take It With You Annual Staff Life Staff Orchestra 2 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Cabinet 2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4 MARY VIRGINIA SLOAN GR 1-2-3-4 GAA 1 Pep Club 2-3 Chorus 2-3 LOWELL TIPTON Hi-Y 4 Chorus 4 JUNE ELAINE WEAVER GR 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 LOUISE IVEIR GR 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3 GAA 1 Student Council 4 Annual Staff Chorus 1-2-3 H1 Y 3 4 Band 3 4 Chorus 4 WOLF aa. ANNUAIL STAIFIF Completing its twentieth year, is the 1941 Trojan year- book. Existing for the purpose of giving to the students of Beloit High school a photographic description of their yearly activities, the Trojan is the result of many hours of concentrated work. The staff is composed of the Journalism class, school photographers, typists, and artists who voluntarily gave their talent and time to make a model yearbook. Unlike other years no editor was chosen. However, Patricia Lundblade acted in that capacity. Rebecca Vallette, who has served on the annual staff for three years has been appointed editor for next Year. The book was financed mainly by the senior play, June Mad. 1. Miss Kirtland, sponsor, assuring everyone that after it's all over, it really was a pleasure to put out the yearbook. 2. The entire staff smiling at the birdie. 3. Mr. Stapp, art supervisor, concentrating on a color problem. 4. Phyllis Clark, left, and Barbara Allen. right, who accomplished the job of mounting pictures and type. 5. Caught while strolling through the park one day, three artists, Charlene Minges and Margaret Gurley, cartoonists, and Jimmy Miller., cover designer. 6. Joan Power and Emogene Saindon dashing off a folk dance in the assembly sponsored by the staff. 7. Earl B. Shurtz, Pat Lundblade, Phyllis Simmons, and Margaret Collins who wrote the summaries of activ- ities under the group pictures. 8. Picketing for annual sales: Bill Howard, Rebecca Vallette, Joan Power, Delmar Parker, Margaret Collins, and Arleta Weir. 9. Mr. Stapp gushing out his English tale in an annual sales assembly. 10. I'll Never Smile Again played by Charlene Minges on her violin and annual sales picked up. 11. Margaret Collins boosting annual sales with her readings in assembly. 12. One-man-band Fleck who ditched his cameras for a few minutes to entertain students in a sales assembly. Among those not pictured in individual groups is the sales staff composed of Delmar Parker, Joan Power, Norma Jean Quick, and Shirley Lundblade. Members of the advertising staff were: Bill Piper, Betty Lee Lenington, Mildred McElwain, Verda Weidenhaft, and Bill Howard. Writers other than those pictured were Pauline Fobes, and Bob McCall. The staff wishes to express its appreciation for the fine work the Beloit Gazette did on the copy, and for tlieir cheerfulness in deciphering the writing. ll OIPIHQMOIRES Top Row - Richard Broadbent, Eugene Starkey, Howard Luman, Bill Ratcliff, Bill Henderson, Philip Tice, Jerry Watson Second RowfRosa Lee Roquet, Nadine Brott, Mildred Andrc-son, Delores Cables, Phyllis Baker, Helen Brott, Theola Miller, Pauline Shamburg, Bertha Anderson Seated-Virginia Harlow, Dortha Sewell, Phyllis Shehi, Nadine Adams, Lawrence Tripp, Joan Johnson, Charlene Belden, Betty McCormick op Row-Dean Conn, Phillip Elder, Gene Brumage, Howard Thompson, John Wil- son, Frank Davies, Harold Giersch, Robert Vestal, Bryce Piper econd Row -A Phyllis Shoemaker, Verna Helmbrecht, Arleta Weii', Jean Bourbon, Theda Jones, Phyllis Winkle, Elizabeth Knitter, Norma Jean Quick, Vernon Thiessen eated--Stella Bridges, Donna Clark, Max Noah, Vona Moss, Betty McElwain, Betty Ann Jack, Bob Earle, Charles Donker, George Colby op Row--Francis Fowler, Keith Hansen, Gene Maynard, Chester Rypmu, Bill Berteau, Donald Peterson, Billy Shunk ec-ond Row-Florance McGinnis. Mildred Cole, Billy Drinkern. Ina M. Bririey. Thomas Spatz, Mary Harris, Joyce Ackors, Justine Finney eated-Vernon Colby, Joan Nelson. Helen Wagner, Delilah Myers, Dorothy Hall, Jane Minges, Wilma D. Good, Emogene Suindon .pr llllwl ip, IFRIESlHiMlEN Top Row-Kenneth File, Donald Clark, James Dodd, Dean Brandt, Max Fobes, Miles File, Billy Fritchen Second Row - Edra Abram, Maryzaret Davenport, Wayne Dunckley, Virginia Duvall, Berdetta Burkhead, P. M. Fuller, Mary Campbell, Beverly Betz Seated--Lowell Davis, Bonnie Lee Chestnut, Beth Davis, Darlene Duncan, Ilah Burk- head, Opal Cullum, Doradell Campbell, Orsena Case, Jack Abram Top Row-Bill Severance, Lee Topliff, John Topliff, Jack Smith, Richard Vetter, Ronald Thompson, Francis Shunk Second Row-Lola McHenry, Eloise Treas- ter, Charlotte Maynard, Burnett Rypma, Betssie Smith, Bob Severance Seated-Lois Tipton, Edith Smith, Betty Williams, Nadine Williams, Betty Mur- ray, Marvalee Wolverton Top Row-Merlyn Maxwell, Gene Johnson, Bob Morris, Lawlence Sawyer, Robert Kirgis, Frank Rasdall, Max Johnson Second Row!Lowell Scoggan, Billie Frew, Lloyd Pruitt, Mildred Ireland, Corlyn Holbrook, Shirley Mason, Shirley Lund- blade, Junior Humfeld Seated-Arlene Mastin, Norma Lee Ketlx- cart, Marvalee Fuller, Margie Kent. Bonnie J. Eldringhoff, Patty Jaggar. Dorothy Gildersleve, Dale McKnight SNAIPSIHIOTS Row-Coach Hurry: Captain Hartmang Three Blind Mice --llini-.house, Muck, Chestnutg The Trojans Pride Row Gridiron Heroes-Chestnut, Jones, Blastin: The Stadium: lli-Steppers-Jelinek, Chestnut, Doekstaclerg Small but Mighty Morgan Row-Pep Rally Bandg Gloria and Bobby Earle: Trio- Martha Clark, Lucille llieks, Dorothy Pierceg Torchy: Senior Lenoda Hingrrit and Charlotte llarrisg Mr. Stapp Row' - Joe College returnsg Good-looking Seniors--Phyllis Simmons and Margaret Collinsg Frowning Mary Virginia Sloang Pals-Charlotte Miller, Barbara Allen, Wanda Murrayg Posing Pat Vestal . Row-Advertisement-Bill Hollawayg Secretarv Simmons: Jick the Soda Squirt- Rfbecca Vallette-Lyim Beach '40 Ellyn, ffpub H Ml W v MJ H2 'tv-al 41lV,-,' ,J f SU PIEIRILATIWIES Reading Down and Up, Left to Right: lst Row- Most Service to the School-Margaret Collinsg Smiliest-Jo Fileg Friendliest-Miss Tinklerl Most Inseparable4Jack Adams and Betty Lon- ingtong Most Versatile-Charlene Hinges. 2nd Row- Hookiestwweidenhaft, Lundblade, McIntosh. Sim- monsg Wisest and Wittiest--Thomas Conroy and Jim Jonesg Slowest-Phyllis Simmonsg Wooiest- This group and every other boy in hi-school: Chumiest-Miller, Allen, Shadowen, Lockard: Orneriestf-'Bryce Piper. 3rd Row- Weir-dest-Louise and Arletag Twir1ing'est'?'f'?'? Rebecca Valletteg Biggest Nuisance-Lawrence Sawyerg Brainiest-Mellwain Sisters-Mildred, Irene, and Bettyg Most Beautiful-Margaret Gurleyg Jitter-Bugiest--Bob McCall. v ww Jw 4 f '54 Y vi ev r, 7- Q, Mi? WS SQ 9aL9i'v4 T' www l Top Row Vlr lI'llZl Harlow Jack Abram Max Fooes Lou se Welr Lawrence Sawyel Lenoda Hln st Lowell Seo an Second Row Mr Chestnut Francis Fowlel Phtyllxs Andrcson Mary 1'lalI'lS Delores Cables Erma Gxersch Mlldrcd McElwam Beverly Betz Shllley Lundblade Seated Donna D Clank Ralph Dockstader Mlldred Andreson, Everett Nlastm Jean Fuller Mclvxn Bull-head, Norma L Kethcarf STU! ENT COUNCIL The student l.Ulllll.ll ot 1940 and 19-ll w as unusual m that all members lllSICZ1Ll ot bemfr elected as m former xears xolunteered their serxlces Hlgh poxnts ot thelr program were the two all school partles one gn en to clnnax the football season one as a sprlng party These entertamments haxe become the most democratic entertamments gnen bv the school Xbout elqhty per cent ot the student bodv attend these celebratlons Ihe councll lSSlStCd ln the sale of attnltx tlckets X total of 730 were sold 5 xenty luxe per cent of the students owned tlckets They also asslsted m the sale ot tlckets to the one act plav contest between Belolt and Nlankato Belolt gaxe The Happx journey and Nlan kato Iarew ell Lruel XX orld X Homecommg celebratlon at the Bellexxlle game wlth the electlon ot osephme l'1le as football queen 'md Patrlcua lundbladc 'md 'Vlargaret Collms as attendants was also sponsored bw the councll Along mth the electric bulletm board outsule ot the office the councll lso purchased schol rshlp letters at the end ot the year I7 OFFICERS Presldent Everett Wiastln Vlce Presldent Phxlnp Txce Secretary Mlldred Andreson Sponsors Mr Chestnut Mr Hmes ww, il 451' 5 i - 1 . we f' '- ' ff ' ' , f . 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Top Row Theda Nolrls Margaret Gurlex Phyllis Andreson Second Row Phyllis Simmons Donna Dean Clalk Margaret Collms Charlotte Millel Barbara Allen, Betty Lee Lenxnffton Seated Rebecca Vallette Betty Sue Kmdscher Miss Brien Ruth Vetter Norma Jean Qulck President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Fmance Program Devotional Social Conference Specials Publlclty Music Song Leader Service CABINET Betty Sue Kmd cher Phyllis Andreson Barbara Allen Ruth Vetter Charlotte Miller Margaret Collms Donna Dean Clark Betty Lee Lenmgton Margaret Gurley Rebecca Vallette Theda Norris Phyllis Simmons Margaret Collms Norma Jean Qulca Seeking their xxork from far axxay fields instead of dex eloplng only in present surroundmffs GR members xentured forth 1n perhaps their biggest undertaking of the season xx hen they began xx ork on laxettes for the British xx ar refugees They were aided bv the Red Lross in purchasing of materials and xxere instructed in th sewing by Miss Berneice Brien and the fourteen cabinet girls This xx ork xx as done for a xery xx orth xx hile cause and the efforts xxill be recognized by manx xxho are unknoxxn Although this xxas the most important task per formed the girls also participated in xarious other actixxties YVeeklv meetings xxere held and from these the girls had th benefit of hearing Biblical talks by several Beloit ministers and vocational talks by nurses and other professional people of the community as well as quiz musical and variety programs, The planning of the GR-Hi-Y Halloween partv the Father-Daughter Valentine banquet and the Mother-Daughter party, which was held in honor of 'Xlother s Dax fell to all the girls and they were all hailed successful. I8 Top Row Ph1l1p T1ce Mr Fmney Vernon Hartman Second Row Lorrame Chestnut Bob Blddlnger Jlmmy Jones Bob McCall EarlB Shurtz Mr Stapp Seated--Gerald Edgar Jlmmy Morrls 'VIelv1n Burkhead Everett Mastm Jack Adams HY W 1th a membershlp of 88 111 the Belolt H1 X Llub th1s year a new membersh1p record has been reached the number xx ell exceedmg the ll1CI11lJCI'Sl'llp or the 11e1gh bormg H1 Y Clubs Lnder the able sponsorsh1p of Xlr Fmney and Mr Stapp the members of the club haxe undertaken to enact and to l1ve the H131 oath and pledge To create and mamtam the h1gh standards ot Chrlstlan character throughout the school and con mun1ty as well as to mterpret Its platform of L lean speech clean sports clean scholarshlp and cle.11 lumg The club rec ned the Honor Ponv Award from the NVest Central Area Councxl of the YNICX for 1040 for meetmg all of the requ1rements for the natlonal and area aff1l1at1ons The H1 Y Club also part1c1pated 1n such 3CtlXltlC'S throughout the year as the father and son banquet conference attendances the sweetheart partv and the Jomt promot1on of the refreshment stand mth the G R Club at Trojan I'1eld durmg the football season HI Y CABINET Presldent Melv1n Burkhead Vice Presldent James Jones Secretary Earl B Shurtz Treasurer Lorrame Chestnut Devot1onal Chalrman Gerald Edgar Pubhcxty Chaxrman Robert McCall World Brotherhood Chalrman Phlhp Tlce Social Chalrman Jack Adams Specials Chalrman Robert Blddmger Student Councll Representatlve Edwm Cooke Camp and Conference Promotlon James Morris Servzce Chalrman Everett Mastm - .. . , I . y - . . . , . , , . , . , . .N . , ., 7: 1 . . -- v 4 . . l . 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'IE t X 34 l nf -- ' 5 5 .., ,Q .gil , f 6,52 .J 1, V ,,, 1 Q ,f a, ,Q H2 If -ftp iw X lox , Q' b 6 sf' 'X ' Q I A .,.L J nr ' ...f L.. ..,-M-V -'Fi ' L l rl- ' B , g , ' ,.,.f,y1 K X? -.sgh , GIRLS' CHORUS p Row-Barbara Sherrard, June Weaver, Doris Gaston, Nlarpraret Curley, Jean Bourbon, Mary Harris, Martha Abram, Theola Miller, Mayola Sherbondy, Char- lotte Harris, Rachel Young, Dorothy Johnson, Mary Lee Spatz cond Row--Gcncsie Ilowarml, Verna Helm- brccht, Mildred Cole, Charlene Belden, June Anclrcson, Justinc: lfinncy, Erma Davis, Joan Nelson, Phyllis Simmons ird Row-loan Johnson, Vivian Murray. Jean Fuller, Betty Ann Jack, Arlcta Xyelr, Margaret Collins, Rosa Lee Roquet, Pauline Fobcs, Rebecca Vallcttc, Joan Power, Zola Gates, l-'rances Harris ated- Viola Porter, Martha Lockard, Norma Quick, Florance McGinnis, Delilah Myers, Emogene Saindon, Donna Clark, Virginia Harlow, Elizabeth Knitter, Gloria Earle, Cora Lea Duncan i, 4 993 l op Row-Ruth Vetter, Carl Pierce, Ross Donker, Vernon Hartman, Ralph Pruitt, Everett Mastin, Thomas Spatz, Lloyd Pruitt econd Row-Lowell Tipton, Bill Piper, Mayola Sherbondy, Charlotte Harris, Margaret Gurley, Margaret Collins, Rosa Lee Roouet, Phillip Elder, Richard Broadbent Ont ROW-Virginia Harlow, Emogene Saindon, Joan Power, Frances Harris, Dorothy Johnson, Viola Jean Porter, Verna Helmbrecht, Betty Ann Jack, Phyllis Simmons, Joan Johnson 23 Top Row-Betty L. Lenington, Patty Power ' e Robert Severance, Everett Mastin, L roy Holway, Margaret Gurley, Max F Lillie M. Axtell Second Row-Rachel Young, Emogene don, Beth Davis, Shirley Mason, Re Vallette, Betty Gaston, Patty Ja Margaret Collins Third Row-Gloria L. Earle, Beverly Phyllis Winkle, Florance McGinnis, nie Eldringhoff, Cora L. Duncan Wolf Pruitt Top Row-Max Johnson Mear Maynard Bill Drinkern, Stanley Boulbon Leioy Holway, Jack Smith, 1B1ll Howard Jim Clawson, Max Fobes, Bryce Piper Second Row-Bill Piper, Call Picrcm Ross Donker, Bob Biddinger Richard VLttCl Everett Mastin, Kenneth Hansen Bob McCall, Phillip Elder Charles Heniy Front Row-Mr. Dungran Ioxxcll Fmton Earl B. Shurtz, Ralph Pruitt Vernon Hartman, Roy Jordan, Thomas Conroy Thomas Spatz, Richard Bloadbent Lloyd 3 z ORCHESTRA Standing-Ruth Vetter, Margaret Collins, Mr. Dungan, Betty Ann Jack, Shirley Mason 3rd 2nd lst Row-Betty Lou Morrell, Evelyn Bunch, Donald Clark, Helen Briney, LeRoy Holway, Bob Severance, Joan Johnson, Gerald Edgar, Roy Jordan Row-Charlotte Maynard, Shirley Lundblade, Richard Broadbent, Bonnie Jean Eldringhoff, Richard Holway Nadine Adams, Patricia Lundblade ' Row-Charlene Minges, Rosa Lee Roquet, June Morris, Thelma Briney, Mayola Sherbondy, Wanda Jean Murry, Betty Sue Kindscher Charlotte Miller f 24 IT. KANSAS. THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 20. 1941. . lor CL-ASS PLAY AM s s ' LARGE AUDIE CE HERE of entertaining the Chin g and complicated SltLl l rs of the Junior class. 'T'- 'Relatives Bv Affect' St. Clair, d bv g 1 ERN 4-1 xqgf a t , ' .R 1 if L' 22'-fi r A , 3. xm- Tefu- ,fpreciative :wild . f le ot action took place in ring room of the Robert home and where members household. with the possible A on of Mr. Evans, are agog r the approaching arrival of Yen and family. The Yeus e coming to this country to re in behalf of China. hirley, the attractive and lit- ry-minded daughter of the Ev- ', had just returned from a trip the Orient, awarded her for posing a short masterpiece . part of Shirley was charm- ly played by Margaret Gurley, le her dramatic and eccentric er was Rebecca Vallette. b Biddinger as Mr. Evans, a er serious business man, was e interested in keeping up on k market reports and enjoying 'is presented by an unus 'llis Exans xx lented cast last night atlwent into .- 'gh school auditorium bylth guests fre that .arming be her ist of 'ed to -t' l . . ,I-99-301 Comedy- loaded withihis home -life than the prospects La I ' x u ' l - she . ssc an r- v'.s C ' Y 5' A' .or the ...rIev was so .-ne forgot that she ... engafrement with her nmerican boy friend, Findlev Da- vis. a radio station manager. tru- ically portraved by Earl Burton Shurtz. Findlev was quite disturb- ed about Shirley's admiration +'- W0 Vans. a son of Dr. V was injured while res' from wreckagp fivnlosion he-li ine' ally and Harold OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER BELOIT, KANSAS. THURSD xi APRIL '14 Senior Class Presents Entertaining Play June Mad Delights a Large Audience at the Municipal Auditorium Last Night. A few days ago somebody had a bright idea to present the 1941 B.H.S. Senior class play at the municipal auditorium instead of the high school auditorium as adv- ertised. It developed that the idea was a constructive one, and the three-act comedy entitled June Mad was excellently presented last night for the enjoyment of a large audience that filled the ma- jor portion of the main floor and every seat in the balcony. More seating capacity, larger stage-and other facilities. plus a well and above-the-average cast., .' f bined to result in the P of an excellently ' taininent. Pat the .rue to life. Van Well young Barbara oacked by a rich Pen- Tnafl boy friends were limited to Aflhiufl, her home neighborhood. Her daily ladies. companion was Chuck H a r r i s, Shortly Yens, Mr. Evans suddenly decided to outdo his wife and dau hter in arrival of the . ' 5' order to give them a lesson. Com- BELOIT, KANSAS, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1941 PLACES THIRD are advocatingn: consequently IN DEBATE TOURNAMENT would not increase the Power of debates go on forever. January 25 it l the debate ' Th 1- and their 1 Minn may come and snows may Federal Al re Xnentf' the tou a possible 's, 6: Marysx lleville, 0. Year that an an, le for a del lents enrol Han Edgar, R2 Tho, of Mrs. Wood's brother, G. Mer- much 'luring sore thri ledge the ball ga -..aamentals of the Trsjai on the question, Res- destination for the .. that the Power of the Fed - neld Government shall be Increased. and the ...iament was' After three hours of there-l 25 Our friends of the opposition whose principal ambition was to fly a glider much to the disgust of his father. The part of Van Veek was play- ed by Lorraine Chestnut in typ- ical Beau Brumme1 fashion, while Roy Jordan as Chuck, was likewise well suited to his char- acterization. Ralph Pruitt was splendid in the role of Chuck's unsympatlietic father. Dr. Wood, who forgot that he gave his wife a book of ardent poems, and failed to remember that when a young man he was June mad, was portrayed in typ- ical parent style by Richard Hen- ry. Phyllis Simmons as Mrs. Wood was very matronly and motherly. Things really started to happen at the Wood home with the arrival vyn Roberts, collegiately played by Ralph Dockstader, Jr., and his col- lege chum, Roger. Although Roger had been warned that Mervyn's niece was a mere girl with no ex- perience in worldly affairs. Van Veek and Penny immediately fell for each other, but the romance was shattered when Roger met Julie Harris, a small town vamp- ire played by Louise Weir in an entirely satisfactory manner. first was to lOlUIIRNAILlSM STAIFIF Ell1tOl Pat lCla Lundblade Assistant l'illtOl Phvllls Slmn ons Proof HL xclu Pauline Wobes Sports Fdltor Bob McCall Feature Editor Margaret Collins Fypists Mary Lee Spatz Larl Burton Shurtz Reporters M :ry Hauls Cora Lea Duncan Ten fir t wear Joulnallsts reported to Miss Klrt land at zoom 109 in the fall of 1940 to plunge mto the fasclnatmv work of vvr1t'nfr for the B H S Life Through hard experience they learned the lIltl'1 caues and difficulties of publlshlng a four page ive co umn newspaper Often they bec me dlscoul a ed at the I'l1lSt3.lx6S they 1 ade but after one interpretation of what goes on in the school as well as avorable publlcltv Classes 'or two weeks between each issue consisted of the studv of technlcal Joarnalsm head lines, male up and printed sources of news In the thlfd x eelx the veelt when the presses start rolling out printed sheets of B H 9 Life the scene chinffes Bob McCall racks his tram fox soorts dope Earl Shurtz sits dazedly trying to figure out his cro s word puzzle Mary Harris hunts up Paddle Dates Cora Lea Duncan looks over the new romances for materlal for the Woo' Woo' Class Var aret Collins who lways has more lHChtS than anyone else hands ln her column Trojans Corner so that she will have enouffh inches ln Phyllis Slmmons and Patrlcla Lundblade are rattle bralned and nervous fox fear the front pa e won t look lllte a front page and Vlrglnla McCausland is looking mer the busmess proposltlon of the whole thing Three of those ten begmnmg Journalists Bob McCall Cora Lea Duncan, and Mary Harris will pursue the course for one or two more years The others who are seniors will go out mto he world wlth a great deal of understandmg acqulred thiough their study of wrltmg news semeste1 they couldnt have been drlven from their dutles The B H S Life forrrs a permanent recorl of school history It also provides a l1v ly ncwsy iam 'Inf M- 'Y 09 RD can undbxade cow Lea obefn Yaolxne F ShutQ1av rl B 10095 nd, sa S SXW ya h Hx V rgxma Mccaug x, Gowns' Y Y 1 are Spaifln X Mgfg Lee CCQA v wzmad Bob M ' HS LIFE ,Y Selma 3 . . . y , f ' l - . X l ' , .x . I ,. - ' i - ' . ' V -, I. . V K B ' ' . . . . Q. ' , ' . v . 's . , - z ,, . ., . ' ' ........................ r' ' , ' . 1 , . - . , 1 ' S Y . 7 . VL ' -z -- .......... ........... . ,, - , I ' - ' - s n A .qu...-vq.---a.un u .-'Q. AA it Q , a 5 . X 4 , ' . ' ' u ' 1 1 va Business Manager ........... Virginia McCausland Mary I-00 SPM2 dashes about hunting UP Something' v ' 's . ...... . ' ' ' ' ' , r 1, . . I D h L , .V 1 1 ' L - l - t, ......n. C v I pq, . ir , , - C5 . a . , , 5 7 A 1 N . - V v V . - l . I . , ,, . D . . . . . ' 1 Y' A ' ', . . . I . , ' ' 5 . . - - . . r -1 V , ' I , 3 ' -- . . . , t , . . Q u . I I . l . 'l . 0 V , ., I K ,. r My Q Ai f AX I, , 27 W' Top Row Jack Smlth John Vlfllson, Robert Rfxslng, Maxell Gates Second Row Robert Vettel James Dodd Max Fobes Seated James Clemson R.lCl'lalCl Netter M1 Bradley Max Rxclxard Xl esley Gflfflth A in -Q Top Row Noel Belles B111 Thlesscn LeRoy Holway Vernon Hartman, Rxchard Holway Second Row Vernon Thlessen Bobby Severence Bxlly Severence Qeated Cllfford Houghton Don'1ld Seaman Waxne Dunkley Kelth Hansen Phullp Elder The Fature Tarn ers of A'ner1ca ms '1 natxonal orvan1z'1t1on of farm bovs studymg vocatxonal agfueultlre Membershlp ln the FI' A males the work more mterestm and glWCS opportunlty for educatlonal and recreatlonal entertamment leadelshlp and charfmctcr tralmng 28 Q 'Z Top Row Cllfford Houghton Jxmmx Mxller Gene Brumage Eugene Starltex Harold Gl9lSCh Bob MOTPIS Bob Mort Second Row Frank Davles Ph111p Txce B111 Henderson B111 Ratchff J1m Claxxson Clmfton Hender son B111 Hollaway J1m Jones Thlrd Row Ralph Doclxstader John Mlldxexll Lorrame Chestnut Jlm Hxde Vernon Hartman Max Rlckard Donald Rlclrard Everett 'Vlastm Jack Adams Seated Fay Beasley Bob Earle Harry McGrath Robert Jel1nek Laxxrence Trlpp Donald Peterson Robert Klrgls ln summmg up the et torts ol the Belolt Trolan s Iootball xxarrxors xxe can compare them xxlth ettorts of Coronado s men ln that thex endured manx hardshlps In thelr quest Lnllke Coronado s men the Tro,an xx arrxors found thelr gold l'or f1ve years the Trojans had f llen short ot thelr goal the champxonshlp but m the 1040 tootlmall sea'-on xx on ex erx one of thenr scheduled league games to become co champlons xxlth the Nlarxsxxlle Bulldogs Xt the flrst practice ot the season 60 xxarrxors ansxx ered roll call xxlth Coach Nlurrx as thelr courageous leader and Nlr Xluclc and Nlr Bxrd helpmg Xlr Xlurrx as assistant coaches The Trojan xxarrlors under the leadershxp of these three men and X ernon Hartman as thexr captam helped to make the school xear of 1940 41 a success 29 N C K L. STANDIVGS Team Belolt Marysvllle Lmcoln COHCOFdlB Mmneapohs Mankato NX TNQ 1 V i 'Wh .Q-v .Q gs 3 v f -2 'r , . T ' 1 ' . ' QW l v l .V v 1 W L T ' ................... 5 0 ' ........ ..... 4 0 ' ...... .... ....... 2 2 ' ' ' . - ' ' '- Belleville . .......... . . . .2 3 - , - , H .- -- ' ............... 1 3 , '. V , ' ' ............. 1 3 . . ', . ' . - '.' . ........ .... . 0 4 1 l l. l - N- - Q ,I uh I. A ' .. 'Ji Q , . .A - . '. 1 . .- ' X I l . ni ' 1 L - ' ' V . . ' , 1 Top Row B111 R1chmond Ralph Dockstader Chfton Henderson Bob Mort LhesterA1'en B111 Ratcbff Velnon Hartman LZWIQIICL Tripp Eugene Starkey Harold Glerscli Chffmd Houghton Second Row B111 Llollawav Denzil W1ll1 ms Lor ame Chestnut B111 Henderson Jlm Hide P 11l1p Tlce Frank DHVICS Jack Adams Qented Paul MCKEWQC Robert Jelinelx Chayles Jones Bob Earle Dale Dec ec Jan Jan an Jfm n 1' eb Feb Feb cb I1 Feb Feb March 7 Opponent D011 ns Bellev1lle L1ncoln Mankato Mal 5 sulle Concordia M.1rysv1'le Usbol ne Minneapolls Mankato Llncoln Belleville Downs Concordia Osborne IBASIKIETIBAILIL B61Olt B9101t Beloit Beloit B6101t Beloit Be1o1t Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit 30 S S . 17 ' .' 45 ' 26 U . 20 ' 26 'N 20 . 3 ' 28 ' 15 I ' ' . 10 34 ' 32 J . 11 'Y 22 ' 16 Jan. 18 Minneapolis 45 Beloit 36 . .24 ' 22 , ' 18 Ja . 31 ' I 31 ' 14 ' .4 '. - 28 ' 30 1 . 7 1 ' 22 ' 29 , . 11 33 ' 26 F- . 21 ' 22 . ' 25 - lb. 22 '. 19 '. 20 - 1 . 25 34 ' 36 . 28 ' ' 31 ' 19 . 26 ' 28 SPRII N G SIPOIRTS GOLF SQUAD ,ggi 4 Bob Earle Jim Jones Jack Adams Lorraine Chestnut Paul McKeage ,lcv TRACK TEAM Top Row-Lawrence Sawyer, Bob McCall, Harry McGrath, Wesley Griffith, Jim Miller, Max Fobes, Marvin Root, Keith Hansen, Carl Gildersleve Fourth Row-John Case, Kenneth Hansen, Bill Ratcliff, Jack Adams, Max Rickard, Jack Smith, John Wilson, Charles Jones, Ralph Dockstader, Richard Vetter Third Row-Lorraine Chestnut, Tommy Spatz, James Dodd, Chester Allen, Stanley Bourbon, Max Gates, Bill Howard, Phillip Elder, Donald Seaman Second Row-lvoiialtl Petterson, Bill Henderson, Denzil Williams, Lloyd Pruitt, Harold Giersch, Bob Kirgis, Clifton Henderson, Donald Rickard, Frank Rasdall, Eddie Eberle First RowfJack Abram, Francis Shunk, Merlyn Maxwell, Max Noah, Vernon Colby, Billy Severance, Billy Shunk, George Colby, Bill Conn, Max Johnson. Francis Fowler TENNIS i I Across--Marvin Root, Gerald ' Edgar, P. M. Fuller, Earl B. Shurtz, Robert Jelinek. Stan- ley Bourbon, Ralph Dock- stader, Denzil Williams, Bill Hollaway, Eugene Starkey, Mr. Hines 31 8 ' :A ' ' ,V g Ll ff. A' 4 T . ,, 5 b 1 he gi. 5 '-WS 'L 7:U '5 14115 lr 4776 fs, 4 R9,oe x 5551 W 4 M AJ' ff, gf 5 8' 'BaSKetla Il T mf Sc:-moon. CALENDAR W 4 41 ?J-n 0 IOG Hycarnv Gurley ancfMIn78s' P8919 nsflfe XX 'f JH XX MGC 1, . Swoefhoarf ar-17 1 H M P Sd' I T I-3 usfc Feshvai Aff J Y V V 16. Guess whaf ?-550 fp-ig A + E A I r ,,-4 QQ X' 1 Y 0 sg A C oo 4 N A .I oo 4 eason ' ' C 60 Pa . I7 1-Yffl? fl Co XP, ' .Teague-If XKLAX ...- -. ,, - V, JFYNIV Fx f , Y gi' T 1 6- .s v fw 25 ' 'V ff y H Zfxgwl 1 f V I' l M E, XQX 3 mf aff ' AVI' ma L. NOW ffm-5 Z J-unfor'-5en50Y' W ' a .AX RMS? 'non Hbo f en 9 J'on Y V A f A W 5 X x KL , , 10 - . Q up - Rf I af K t J 0 . D F Mile NEO iMvSEl1ar1'cf'a!v otn 1'.Uf'on. of' Y. 'O enmf' d -- m rg Cc for Q s l Q 4 r .4 ' 0 ' r 'M' Q ..l'm.'. Q l . 1 N ap ' - A 0 9 oo RPI' M - - - C 40 YN, K f l4.1Lmiar-Senior Banqud M' 'I 1 Knnunafions -Ipaq:-nj Q, jc SNAIPSIHIOTS L' p and Uow n- lst Row - Strolling-Bryce Piper, Bonnie Chestnut, Bobby Earleg G. R. Picnic--Betty Hiserote. Rosa Lee Roquet, Miss Brieng Christmas at Troyg The bell rings ..-. ii , , . ,.. , WA, H My W .ill lli MW 2nd Row--Snowballinef-Francis Shun:-ig Shy Junior Huinfolclg The Ruler of Troyg Snow- balling Again: As I was saying continues witty Roy Jordang Senior President Ralph ll0C:fISt.2lfl0l'Q l'Only God Can Make a Tree 3rd Row- It's your move at the Senior- Junior Reeeptiong Military Waitresses-- Arleen llastin, Norma Kethcart, Patty Jag- grar, Bonnie Chestnutg Hubby and Ralph smiley P. Mg Just loafing--Dorothy Gilder- sleve and Lola McHenry: Ferry Boat Serenade , Everett Mastin and Joan Power 1 ra s - if 'JS GC gage N N x N xg? ,-, fx I I gs-.4,' .11 I IL ' ff I 1 l 47 ff' f' 'f 1 1' ff Q nqx X f j K S--'11-A 1 f W X 1 4 x N 9 I 1 f rx x f 1 1 X , f fl!! 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