Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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now 1: lf. Jam. Jr., 1.. Brewer. J. Dlrlrlllrorr, c Luurnr, A. lllulin. c. Mlllrr. A. M. Torrey, Row 2: D. 1. Morrell. R. linrrelt. lf.. Andreeonl J. Smith, c. Lukrnr. 11, larlrrry. v. Duvall, M. Tnlmen. M. mrreu. J. Krllrrrn. now 3: c. srvwn. A. xqlrrrr, B. Frew, 0. cm-. F. Pvwell, L. Brrmu. J. Clark. J. Murmy. 11. Severance, 11. l-lrrler. R. Plrklrr. STANDING: D. Grif. D. Clark. la. llonrwry, n. Jamison. J. Brlr. Mr. Eusrene 'mr-. Director. tNuL Shown, L. Hourhlon, L.. Mruysrn, M. L. Jr. now 1. D. Murrell, M. Wall, o. cm, J. Clark. D. Davenport, s. Leilrr: D. william., lx, 1-:ll-lrlrrrnwrf. la. Trrulrr, N. welll, J. Kethrlrt. M. Shane, D. willlrma. G. crm, M. Drrrrlrmrr, 11. Eldrlnghm. n. Eldringhulf, Row 2: v. Mrcrurlrrld. 1. anaer- sleeve. 111 vrrrrev. R. wervrr. B. Adrrrlr, 1-1. Durmrl, 1., McDyann, M. 1-ludlrr. B. Hyde, c. Prrvey. E. Amlruurr, 1f. Mqllenrv. c. Welver. N. Ulvennnrt. 1-1. 1-1-rlrlrrr. n. wrllrllr. B. Mrrrrry, c. Lukens. now 11: c. Lukens. R. Tire, D. Jrmrr. J. cm-slr. o. cul- lum,-gz nrqw, A. Hlrler. N. Kethzart. P Jnsmar. J. Murray. D. Shurtz, A. srll. D. 1-lrrrry, M, 'nplorh D. Camphr.-II. R. serrarrr. 1..:rlpron.- Row 4: M. Adlml. D. cr-ner, G. M0-xr. J. Fulleg, A. Torrey, c. Belles. P. nm, D. Howlrd. M. Wldrlx. D. Dodd. T. Hrlnrv. J. Smith. J. 1-lumrlrrl. H, Brom-lr. s. Tile. 1.. Prrlrrr. 11. Benn. Row 5: M. Power, P. Power, M. Jrrnrr, M. Brrren, M. Rehmerl. v. Goodeyon. F. Hownrd. P. l-men. M. Cullum, B. nw. M. Campbell, A. lalarlalmr, L. Knlrr, 11. crrmphrll, c. Brown. P. Null. 11. nrllrr. J. Rzeder. la. Jrrrrlrorl. Mr. Eugene Tice direchvr -ra-la. Chbstnul, nccompnnlnt. moe shawn: M. laruwrr. M. cmzew. B. crllrany. M. Miller. L. wma-.3 now 1: 1. srmmr. D. Tnuter, a.4srvrr1.r1r.. J. nm, M. Pom. lL slmmrl-. R. Faber J. Jem. la. Mau. D. larrrrw-. H. Servlce, D. Dodd. J. Rnslng. 11. Mcclmmlr. Row 2. K. Lune. N. Donker, J. Simmons, J. I-lyae, 1.. Prrrlu, w. Dunrlrlry, 1-:. Trenster, G. Pyle, G. Linlon. J. Simmons, R. Mndllon. C. Vetter. H. Smith. Mr. Elllene Tice. Director: B. Eldrinxhoff, Aecom- 27 PIBIAL

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Fort li-on Musicians Band Orc he stra Chorus ROW l: G. Gllel. R. Barrett. V. Duvall. A. Mutha, D. Perry, M. Wah, IL Heeler, D. Slmrlle E. Andrv:-' son. ROW 2: R. Weaver, 0. Cue, J. Clark, 0. Cullum. L. Axim-ll, B. Rollaway, M. Barrett. R. Fobn. B. McClintock. L Houxhmn. ROW K: l-'. Jenn. J. Murray. M. Wirlrik. D. Henri. B. Jamison. N. Vetter. B. Murray. P. Noah. MIDDLE ROW: P. Jlmnr, B. .l. Reiter. ROW 4: J. Ruins. L Bnrnu, N. Wehl. D. Axtell, D. Holwllh L. MeCune. H. Youmr, J. Adams. ROW 5: B. Dlvil, B. Severlncl. R. Briney, R. Tice, C. Lukcns. E. Lurkeyt M. Ball. L. MQCUIW. B. Brlncy. RUW B: A. Torrey. J. Belt. C. Lukens, M. Brown. B. Chestnut. A. Vnnwgy, R. Pickler, H. Emmot. J. Smith, N. Kethcnrt. lNul. shown: J. Dlcklnlon. R. Slmmollml .Inst as thc urxny band at a camp raises the toxic of morale for the soldiers after long hikes, during recreation periods, and even in the midst of battle, our Fort Troy marching band fulfilled the same function for the Trojans. As in all battles, large or small, our side has not always been victoriousg yet the Trojan Band enthusiast- ically played stirring marches at every possible opportnnily-whether our team won or lost. Originality was the keynote of the band's ma- neuvers. A different and often unique program Director. Bonne Tire Drum Munn Pl! -llmnf with appropriate music was presented at the half of each game. The baud performed at various civic functions throughout the year. It alternated with the Camp Phillips Dance Band playing for the dedi- cation of the service board and bond rally. With facility the band turned to the less serious job of playing for the annual Halloween parade. Climaxing the year's musical activities, the band gave a spring concert. h The orchestra, composed of thirty-nine mem- bers and directed by Mr. Eugene Tice, did not get under way until the second six weeks of schoolg the first six weeks being devoted entirely to the marching band. Once rehearsals were started the orchestra had it successful season. The organ- izaliun made its first appearance at the junior play where it played before and between acts. lt also played for the senior play. The highlight of the your was a program pl-0. duced completely hy the orchestra marking the first orchestral concert to be presented by the Beloit high school. At Easter the orchestra joined the ehorugeg in presenting Handel's Messiah,

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--- ' .. was- gnu.. . HIGH SCHOOL :zul,tA..suin P33 W . 1943 N 9 et-sion . F 0 o mo Sf' A A nt TBA ff 300 HS- ' ' awf- E D ' Av bah X--M UL E AY- M X 665-'kex sr-5 i IND - a KW 24-cmv i S X li' Refilon eat-011' XX 19451 N ' CEN Q' '4 ' . NQQEECPQLISER -- :here 133- 4 HGH 993 'omg ss me - om- - , , - 1 - 2 -ti 1 ic ,Q 5 ' :here J A Q4 C JA t V ' ...vt REASON D. S-ww Ta . T,fflNC0n!L1jf ----: nf Ixfl, ---- H TEMITH cle?v':g:TH 1-1:1 N INC , -- -MAN OLN -----,- The' SEPTEMBER Nov. 5-Hurrah! No school-K.S.T.A. con- KATO E Hom vention . ----- 1- - .iw her SSDI- 5-TY05' S3195 Ullell- Nov. ll-Armistice Day. Beloit downs Smith F55 Dalro Sept. 1-i-16-Everyone goes to ride on the mer- Center there, 6-0. A n ty Edward -wtlfk I'3 S0-l'-Wild Hi C01-'my Fair- Nov. 12-G. R. goes to Osborne for confer- -pEf,E ' dum Sept. 21-Rotarians inspect the freshmen boys. enceg Dr. O. D. Foster first institute ' ' . Sept. 22-G. R. goes Hobo, SDEHKEF- QKSXB ,A ,wav Sept. 2-i-Beloit loses to Clay Center in toot- Nov. 15-F. F. A. monthly meeting- QSXB X, W , elf ball. T-12: Civic Club gives tea for fresh- Nov. 18-Lincoln defeats Beloit s-0 in final in wt what fwm B' man girls: K. S. T. Convention at Con- home game. meds Qfogf gi Nil, xx cordia' Nov. 19-Simon Davidian-second institute 5' BBN, see' Sept, 29--Hi-Y stages scrap paper drive. Speaker, Nov. 23-Grade school presents Minstrel show. Ysffggricify ' 'I O t. fuzz of-t. 'ed m Q Q N Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. umm! 5199 :Sm Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Not' Nov. Nov. ocroissn Nov' 2 1-Minneapolis loses at Beloit, 6-0. 3-Men! Galore at F. F. A. Regional Meeting. 5-Joint G. R. and Y. W. C. A. Meeting. 8-Beloit loses at Belleville, 6-0. Deg, Il-Elliot James presents lyceum. 12-Columbus Day-Sophomores hold pic- Deg, nic in rain and wind. Dec 15-Osborne is defeated at Beloit. 6-31. 18-District Hi-Y Meet in Beloit, twelve Dec. schools represented. 20--Home Ec girls go on hayride with Dec' F. F. A. boys. 22-Beloit wins at Lincoln, 6-0. 29-Homecoming game winning, 7-0. Arlene queen with attendants Beverly Betz and Beth Davis. Alumni chili supper. 2-United War Fund Drive. with Concordia Mastin reigns as Dec. entertained with NOVEMBER 3-Ellsworth loses at Beloit, 6-0. -I-Delegate Assembly. loit wins at Dec. 17-Professor Dec. 21-Hip! Hip! 5-Yum! Yum! Thanksgiving Day. Be-' Mankato in slight drizzle, 7-0. , DECEMBER 1-Students go out for night club at A11- School party. 6-Basketball rules meeting, here. 7-Juniors prove successful in presen- tation of Brother Goose. 8-Football banquet-Coach Shenk of K. U. guest speaker. 9-Mr. Edwin Steckel 'proves successful lyceum entertainer. Dec. 10-John Marsh-third institute speaker. Dec. 13-F. F. A. stage Stag Turkey Feed. 14-Beloit at Jewell Iorfeits first basket- ball game, 32-30. , Dec. 15-Beloit City Teachers entertain school- board and wives at Christmas Dinner. I. J. Fisher-fourth and last institute speaker. Hurray! Christmas vaca- tion begins. Dec. 25-Christmas Day. ri M' 'u lr,.iti.waiV-r-'13 Exits. -n V W , ,ijm ' ., 3 . 1 Y V k 1-f it 53' 52 I is ,lx Jr 155, an J -OSF 2' I 'nl' . Suv I' --7-4:-..g1'. F-loin of f-aj?-95 E16 Q6 I 1 YS 5958 -- PQ N Jfol 9 I 'Tix QS' ff ' Od Q0 I -'ge l A 'QSQ 1 .- C og. y .ff 1- 9 I . .A - 7 t Goff 66 00 Cn Ol. D A .. I . .Cf-M , .. E SG S 1 4Y'L'9 nt .. 1 .. ' ' 'LV H ,nw