Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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Seated-Max Fobes, James Dodd, Miles File, Vernon Thiessen, Phillip Elder Middle Row-Clifford Vetter, Neil Finney, Bobby Severance, Billy Severance Ton Row--Eldon Treaster, Wayne Dunckley, Jack Smith, Billy Wilson, Dennis Holway Seated-Dale Branson, Harold Walker, Bobby Golladay, Donald Engelbert, Mr. Bradley Middle Row-Blaine Moss, Lowell McDysan, Richard Williams, Keith Leslie, Billie Campbell Top Row-Donald Luckey, LV Prewett, Lloyd Pruitt, Donald Treaster, Joe Simmons r: RSO: -i. RICA Q ' ' 1-u'lUl' -A AME , g-N N X ' ,QQAQX I Q 6 'M -Y ,J Q 3' ,Qli-u QQQJ C z' UV' G KJU 17

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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.

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uniors' 'Tiana Crazy Cast is Heraided DRAMATICS HALEONS ARE UP IN THE AIR OVER SON JIMMY'S CRAZY ANTICS ,...- The cast for Plane ' ,Y 'unior f x class play to be prgsf I ' ' 5 22 by Miss W V 1, 1142-. f e , 'j,f , a,fQf:e1g? ' . , A xg, M L + 4- , ,we Ti ly, ' 4 , M -V ligjw g- ed ' '00 the ,P ng '7 14 ,V Jimmy becomes Jimmy Haleon, 16 years .... 1 ------------ Bob Severance Peggy, 16 years --- Margie Kent Mr. Haleon ...... Donald Clark Holbrook Mrs. Haleon -. Corlyn Bonnie Chestnut Eloise, glamour girl ........ -- Shirley Leaks Maid, Anna -- -'- S. principal- - Madeline Mesick Merlyn Maxwell Lowell Scoggan of the Gyp-joint - - - - Beverly Betz ily ing instructor ---------------- Bob Morris M s. Petty, Putrid's mother- . r Rachel Weaver A Miss Crump, H. Muscles .... Putrid ...... J ulie, Manager -'chips Burke, ------------ J i L. an aviation s . is about to break the news to his fa- ther, Mr. Haleon loses his temper over what he considers some of Jim- my's carelessness and locks Jirnmy's pants in the closet. t schedule for work They work ou a ax comes when and study and the clim ' ' mother plans a surprise Jimmy s oarty for him. The whole play has tudent Just as Jimmy M R Momma, i Y.....n-51 i SULV ll MYSTERY APRIL 16 ,,-n--' COMEDY 'UNDER DIRECTION OF MISS KIRTLAND 1.4?1 ' Ten seniors will display their dra- matic abilities the evening of April 16, when they present the produc- tion, Showboat Mystery, a three- comedy, written by A1 act mystery W. Clark. Miss Gertrude Kirtland., director, announced the following cast early last week: 1wMatt Young, the showboat com- edian .......... Max Reiter ses as a detective, Casey, who po Bob Collison THREE-ACT Jeff, the colored cook .,...... ------------ Francis Fowler Jim Rogers, a detective ...... ..-....------------ Bill Shun! t Captain Hollister, captain or me Showboat .... Stanley Hass lstnn a young lady of Elva Ra , about eighteen - Betty Leake Pearl Arnold, who poses as the ingenue -- Emogene Saindon ' the char' . h Stella Bates, posing as actaer woman ....,....,, ,,, Verna Helmbrecht , Stage Manager ..... .,.-- N Assistant and Make-up . Betty Ann Jack ,,,,,,-, Lights ........ Frank Davies Ruth DeArmen, Pat DeArmen, Prompter ...... Betty McElwain 3 vaudeville dance team --.- Advertising ..... RUSH L69 ROQUGY ............. Delilah Myers I Programs and Finance . . Miss Tinkler ,,,,.,.... Virginia Harlow Sales and Ushers . . . Mr. I-linkhouse LY' at The story deals with a show troupe L IB that is beginning its summer season cruise on the Mississippi River. The show people are hardly on board when a storm arises and a govern' AU- cmnixelp. The C89-