Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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The man in charge of production in Beloit high school is Superintendent John S. Morrell, 'who has occupied the executive chair at the head of the Beloit school system for the fifteenth consecutive year. He started by teaching in a rural school; and eventually he attained the position which he now holds after teaching normal training and agriculture for three years and acting as principal for four. Mr. Morrell has been a prominent member of the community for several years, and has taken his share of the responsibility for the welfare of several civic organizations. At the present time he is busily engaged in making plans for the post war Beloit. Mr. Morrell received his A.B. degree from Missouri University, and later took post graduate work at Chicago and Kansas Universities. Executive advisor to Mr. Morrell is Principal “E. M.” Chestnut, who is now completing his fifteenth year in that capacity. Mr. Chestnut has spent a great deal of time and effort in compiling periodical news letters which are sent to all former Beloit high school students who are now in the armed forces. The popularity of these letters has been proved many times by the fact that the first thing returning servicemen plan to do upon arrival in Beloit is to go to the high school and visit “E. M.” Mr. Chestnut is a familiar figure to every student, not only because he is principal but also because he is willing at any time to assist one of his pupils. He received his A. B. and M. A. degrees after work at Kansas State College and Kansas University. 6

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CECIL B DcMILLE PRODUCTION. INC 2010 DeMILLE DRIVE HOLLYWOOD. CAUFORWA 2 December 1944 Deer Trojans: Boy meets girl. Boy gets girl, and they live happily ever afterwards Is still the best formula for a motion picture or a happy life that I know of, let the critics fall where they may. Prom fade In to fade out, I wish your production of THE TROJAN, Its stars. Its stars of tomorrow. Its extras, and its staff, a success of Academy Award stature In which no single scene need be cut. Greetings, c—zfU Cecil B. delillle CBdH-J

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DIRECTORS Miss Alma Morrison, A. B., M. A. Public Speaking English Mr. Walter Hines, B. S., M. A. American History Aeronautics Government Physics Miss Joyce Dry den, B. S. Home Economics Mr. Dalton Muck, B. S. Physical Education Mathematics Miss Loraine Ost, A. B. Journalism English Mr. Howard Bradley, M. S. Vocational Agriculture Miss Irene Tinkler, B. S. Typing Mr. Edward Miller, B. S. ManuaJ Training General Science Miss Frances Walker, B. S. Physical Education Biology Health Mrs. Henrietta Boyd, A. B. World History Geography English Miss Virginia Bell, B. S. Chemistry Algebra Mrs. Vera Irwin, A. B. Latin Mr. Eugene Tice, B. M. Music Miss Clara Bollman, B. S. Commerce Mr. Isidor Wasinger General Shop Instruction 7