Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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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 . ' , 1 y H 51' f SL' T . , . ', T 1 ' 9 - 7 4 . , . 1 . 7 y .A T s ' I A l ' y ! A ' Y I K., L. h . A v v ' 4 v. X. , , - . . I I R . v h Y V - ................ . V - 1 . ' n a u s o Q I 0 u n a n 1 p s . , . . , - . ' I . . . . . . . . . , . . A, k T A 1' ' T h . . 1 1 ' W I -1 s . I ' - C . , . . . - I 1 U ' Q ,I-an, 1, . - ,, . .- . . 1 S' J V . .. . c u , .T , ' l ' . , .fi . g . , ' A . T l ' Q l ' . 1- . Y - 1- , na I ' Y' VV 'V T l X. . ' . . ,,'l , rl' - . . l Q . . . . 4 . i A .. - . . . . S t - 5' ax ' .. , , ' . ' ' . Y. ' . . . . 3 I . . ' . . L , ' , Z1 . . , P. 1 xx

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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

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1. 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