Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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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

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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