Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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G.R. Top Row--E. Saindon, N. J. Quick, N. Kethcart, N. Adams, B. Betz, B. Eldringhoff Seated-I. M. Briney, A. Mastin, D. Cables, B. McE1wain, M. Andreson, B. Chestnut, B. Tice, B. Collison . Top Row--L. Tripp, F. Fowler, P. Tice, R. Broadbent, R. Severance, L. Scoggan H1-Y Seated-W. Drinkern, B. Collison, Pres., F. Davies, R. Earle, J. Kindscher We've a Starting the year off with added responsibilities on the committee chairmen, and on the sponsors, the Girl Reserves, under the leadership of Betty McE1wain, strove to make this year better than previous years, even with the conflict of war and rationing growing more serious every day. The nine committees spent their time on scrap- books for the U. S. O. and Community Hospital, bandages for the Red Cross, and re-decoration of the G. R. Rest Room. These committees met once a month with their Y. W. C. A. sponsors who were chosen by the committee chairmen. HERE'S sonsmme woo cm oo p V 1 Z ' - .ff gp.-17 fi , - 4' L 7 .4l ll'iii f1 r Z War To Win Q .X .5 ' 11' - 4 . 5 K X 751 - of A G,V,V ht' I P 5 X 1 V ' I I -' E sisisisfzizsis l' ' ' F: Vin l ' ,Na f f 16- 7 ? 9 ' ei G7 Q Q VILTOR . T-I-RIS KS YOUR JOB Collection of waste paper, informative addresses on the various branches of the Armed Forces, and the purchase of career monograms have been em- phasized as the Hi-Y's vital participation in the war effort this year. The additional activities included music appreciation, a conference at Man- kato, a donation to the hospital, and aid in the operation of the concession stand. Two parties were staged during the year. Because of transportation difficulties and the urgent need for boys to work, attendance at Camp Wood was impossible. Membership--70 boys, sponsorship- Mr. Chestnut assisted by Mr. Hines.

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First Row-V. Harlow, M. Casleman, M. James, J. Gaddis, D. James, P. Power, B. Perkins, D. Gilder- sleeve, N. Kethcart, J. Clark Second Row-N. Williams, A. Blanding, E. Peavey, R. Tice, D. Morrell, B. Eldringhoff, D, Clark C. Lukens, B. Leake, C. Lukens, J. Fuller Third Row-J. Johnson, D. Davenport, M. Davenport, D. Huffman, N. Wehl, J. Kethcart, B. McCormick J. Ackors, M. Adams, M. Thiessen, M. Dodd, M- C016 Fourth Row-B. Coliison, E. Andreson, B. Holloway, D. Hall, M. Widrig, C. Peavey, L. Logan, M Harris, V. Helmbrecht, A. Harbison, C. Belden Fifth Row-B. Sanders. D. Cables. N. Davenport. F. Ratcliff. F. Powell ' '7 i 'gfn.'l!f'x . di X- I' 4.1.32 PEP CLUB 3 ,g y , Miss Helen Morgan has sponsored the pep club for the past three years and is to be complimented President ..... ...... A rleta Weir Vice-President .... Norma Kethcart Secretary ..... .... V irginia Harlow Treasurer .......................... Joan Gaddis What does the pep club really do? This is 2. question that is asked many times, and the answer is the same as always, practically everything . Who puts on the pep assemblies? Who peps up the football or basketball teams and shows them that we are really behind them, win or lose? Who hollere the loudest when we make a touchdown or a basket? Who sings the most eagerly when 'we sing our school songs? Who sighs the hardest when we are defeated? Yes, it is our pep club! Florance McGinnis and Arleta Weir, seniors, have completed their third successful year as cheer- leaders and Betty Holloway, Beverly Eldringhoff, and Adaline Harbison are prepared to take over this important task for the next few years. on her splendid supervision and suggestions which have led to the growth and improvement of this organization. Due to the addition of the compulsory Physical Fitness program, Miss Morgan has had to shoulder an extra number of classes and discontinue the G. A. A. organization. The pep assemblies presented by the pep club have been peppy and entertaining. Some of the outstanding programs were: on Oct. 30 when Verna Helrnbrecht, midst ghosts, pumpkins, cats and corn- stalks, represented Madame Wodermexellkalam- azoo , and chanted in a weird voice predictions of the oncoming game with Lincoln, on Jan. 29 when an original Truth or Consequences skit written by Bob Collison, was presented, selected students were asked questions over the microphone and generally hilarious consequences followed. Then on Feb. 11 the pep band, pep club in orange and black sweaters, and some Boy Scouts, combined in the presentation of the flag and the singing of the national anthem and God Bless America between the halves at the Beloit-Mankato bout.