Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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 J|S%SS» m L . S9W I.!„. hy,H5 B«“f°r i. John Irwin, Lorene Brewer. Margie Henry, Delores Golladay. Bettr Colbv Holli. n«nW. rv «« Kobe , Miriam Cain. Cari Ireland. Margaret Cliff. ROW II: Margaret HollimcsI LRuthGUderelre'veJfa. rJrftC’ Dunham. Richard GoGaday, Zoe Drummond, Rodger Jones, Carldon Broad bent. Bill Carawav Fmilv n'.rr,? 1 2? Boh Hewitt. HOW III: BUI, Brown, Eugene Brown. Jerry' A U ™ mVx “rtl Do Donna Hull, Ronald File, Earlene Broad bent, Marion Field, Rosemary Fowler, Audrey Caddis, Berniece Hodler. EXTRAS Extras for the ,rStars,” “Stars of Tomorrow” and the “Supporting Actors” are the thirty-five girls and the thirty-eight boys of the freshman class. Their leading star is Helen Pelton (president), center. Other well-known stars are Jerry Abercrombie (vice-president) left, and Dick Perry (secretary-treasurer), right. The freshmen have taken part in the production of many school activities including pen club, F.F. A., Girl Reserves, Hi-Y, band, and orchestra. Backing the extras are the freshman sponsors— Miss Bell, Mr. Bradley, Mr. Miller, Miss Walker, and Miss Bollman. ROW I: David Williams. Donald Pruitt, David Moss, Marianne Metcalf, Joan Lukens, Linda Staton. Carolie Miller, Phyllis Walter, Robert Wickham. Donald Shurtz. Edwin Lynch. ROW II: Phyllis Knitter, Florence Reed, Myrth Maxwell, Charlotte Lange. Eddie Strawn. Donald McCune. Keith Wile . Dean Nickell, Eugene Snyder. Helen Pelton. Irene Sewell. Kathleen Shamburg ROW III: Kenneth Ndler, Edward Luckey, Jack Mclnroy, Ernestine Lawson, Nma Poulton, Francis Jorgensen, Nadine Treaster. Jim Widrig, D ck Perry, Harriet Young, Clair McGinnis, Dale Specht. Martha White. NOT SHOWN: James McCollough. 4ri56P $ i fit M 7

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ROW 1: Leroy McCune, Guy Topliff, Leland McCune, Marvalee Rchmert, Joan Reeder, Bette Jo Reiter, Mary Power, Phyllis Noah. John Prewett. Bob Murray. Vail McClintock. ROW 2: Edward Specht. Lois Wilson, Shirley Tice, Alice Mane Torrey, Harold Williams. Bill Smith, Jane Underkofler, Jack Rasing, Fern Ratcliff, Ruth Wright. Darlene Williams. Virginia Moss- ROW 3: Russell Staton, Lyle McDysan, Billie Marcy, Marjorie Wiens, Charles Minges, Howard Servis, Gail Roquet, Noel Vetter, Donald Porter, Barbara Root, Lynn Wicks, Rosalee Senters. SUPPORTING ACTORS Supporting actors of the “Stars” and “Stars of Tomorrow” are the thirty-seven boys and thirty-two girls of the sophomore class. Their leading actor (president) is Gene Linton, who is pictured on the left. Those taking important roles are John Prewett (vice-president, center) and Darlene Williams (secretary-treasurer, left). A large per cent of the sophomores have taken part in the production of many school activities. The pep club has enlisted 88 per cent of the promising actresses. Seventeen property-men who are taking vocational agriculture belong to the Future Farmers’ organization. Girl Reserves claim 100 per cent of the sophomore girls while 87 per cent of the boys attend Hi-Y. Miss Ost, Mr. Miller, Miss Walker, Mr. Muck, and Mrs. Boyd are sponsors of this lively cast. ROW 1: Harold Gentry, Leroy Barrett, Virginia Goodeyon, Audrey Ball, Betty Golladay, Dorothy Grater, Phyllis Hazen, Annabel Miner, Betty Campbell, Forrest Jones, Jr., Stanley Cu'lum. ROW 2: Flora Lee Howard. Helen Broberg! Harriet Abbott, Gerald Briney, Gene Linton, Clinton Burger, Wade Fenton, Darrell Dodd, Robert Fobee. Clinton Conn, Joyce Kittle, Jimmy Adams. ROW 3: Stanley Leake. Weldon Luckey, Charlotte Brown, Vivian McCausl nd, Man Cullum. Dale Adams, Melvin Ball, Mona Lou Miller, Clyde Brott, Bob McClintock, Ruth Carter.

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THE B. H. S. LIFE H “SCHOOL LIFE IN PRINT” COLBY, BLANDING CO-EDIT TSOJAN YEARBOOK nnore Blanding alism lecMl ‘.c- ed re After execuu wl m; Surprise Asseml Promote Trojar DESIGNATE DATE FE February 1 ill give td .ernbly.” Ea »nt some si isica-l progra sir sale of y sen the staff’i assembly a sur jtudents have ett, Annwte' ler, LaDonfQi Parker, Be tty Perkins, Marjorie Ad-! Power, Helen Bnamot, De-' ry end Dorothy Shurtz. the first semester, the staff ed every three issues, thus eryone a chance to try his ill be the day w ould have their r $1.50 for Jull ] cs on the instal re an outsider, pu ok with the rest a 1 Those who - SC HprZ t«red b S, Life, as nuu J of her at- troduced 'Miles File, acCln who presented a bt Ut white chrysanthe-a corsage of Co-Editors... Bill Colby, Annore Blanding Assistant Editor ..............Pat Power News Editors ..............Betty Young, Jean Smith, Margaret Hodler Sports Editors .................Jeannette Clark Betty Adams Photograph Editors ..................Betty Perkins, Margaret Barrett, Helen Emmot Art Editors ............Christine Lukens, Bill Colby Make-up Artists ..........Lois Houghton, Geneva Gates Reporters ...............Marjorie Adams, Norma Davenport, Dorothy Shurtz, Dorlene Dodd, Delores Henry Business Manager .......La Donna Parker Ass’t Business Manager . .Thelma Briney Sponsor ................Miss Loraine Ost I ‘Betty — Hy Lou Snui. 'es Henry, under way and quite a bit s has been made. The cover design was selected from two possibilities senf out by the company, and the theme was picked from several handed in by members of the has s year’s annual will iteresting. A whol devoted to senior the other snapsho orchestra, and various st Here’s a great oppo dents—pictures of yt urs friends combined into or Place your order so yo one in the spring. Don’t forget to bring 'tra 5 cents voo-Hrw As you scan through the scenes of B. H. S., you will recall the Trojan annual assembly staged February 7, 1945, with entertainment furnished by the journalism class and assisted by members of the senior class, grand total of annuals sold that day was 216. The La Donna Parker, Bill CoH)y Annore Blanding 16 The first semester staff positions on the Life were changed every three issues; Bill Colby, Jean Smith, Betty Young, Margaret Hodler, and Jeannette Clark reigned as editors. The second semester a permanent staff was elected with Lois Houghton and Christine Lukens serving as co-editors. BELOIT, KANSAS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1944