Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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ma-am” In September 1945, the freshman class which consists of 33 girls and 37 boys, climbed aboard the “B.H.S. Express” to begin their streamlined journey as “Porters.” With the aid of their sponsors, Miss Dryden, Mrs. Boyd, Mr. Bradley, Mr. Tice, Mr. Smith, and Miss Sullivan, the head porters, June Porter (president), Darrell McClintock, (vice-president), and Theodora Phillips, (secretary and treasurer), led their group of efficient porters through a successful year. THEODORA PHILLIPS JUNE PORTER DARRELL McCLINTOCK These porters were well represented in the various clubs and organizations: 32 girls participated in Girl Reserve activities; 36 boys took part in Hi-Y; 29 were in pep club; and 18 in the Future Farmers organization. HOW 1: Wanda Malty. Charlotte Walker, Donald Sellers, Rose Ella Ratcliff, Patricia Tatum, J me Porter. Margaret White. Ernest Miller, Tsvila Remus, Marjorie Poulton, Keith Slate. ROW 2: Bill Reiter. Bernard Moss. Darrell McClintock, Johnnie Murray. Fvaiyn Mos , Billie Sewell, Terry Tice. Theron Wilson. Evelyn Moore. Grace Strawn, John Knight, Wilford Severance. ROW 3: Vera Jean McKee, Theodora Phillips. Dorothy Reiter, Pejtjry Spur-gin, Darrell Treaster, Donald Melton. Leon Jorgensen. Richard Jostes, Bob McGrath. Leon Rasdall. Louise McDysan. NOT SHOWN: Vernon McKee, Jim Cooter. ROW 1 : Betty Good. Earl Hougland. Colleen Hatton. Donna Dodd. Darrel! Fobcs. Loin Brown. Bob Caraway. Neida Broad bent. Fern Hansen. ROW 2: Virgil English. Barbara Covert. Wanda Lee Duley, James Hawiey. Bob brown. Johnny Gildersleeve. Jimmy Bloss, Howard Abbott. Billy Gilbert, Floyd Cicntry. Dwayne Conn, Stcllu Carrico. Mildred Hazen. ROW 3: Mauiita Gaduis. Jacqueline Frew, Donald Hewitt. Phyllis Hull, Richard Davenport. Donald Gather, Larry Cheatham, Dean Chapman. Vonna English. Kaye 16 Gril'fin, Doris Dicrs, Robert Gaskill.

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EMILY HARRIS DOLORES GOLLADAY JIM WIDRIG Lxznzsn vcratcfi oax ifnofzE Working on the round trip are the 38 boys and 35 girls of the sophomore class who act as firemen. On October 17, 1945, they presented an assembly using the theme of a radio program. A great number of sophomores have participated in other school activities. Ninety per cent of the boys belong to Hi-Y and the Girl Reserve have enlisted 33 members. One hundred per cent of the nineteen boys who take vocational agriculture belong to the Future Farmers organization. Pep club claims the membership of 31 sophomore girls. Officers for this lively group were Jim Widrig, president; Dolores Golladay, vice president; and Emily Harris, secretary-treasurer. Sponsors of the sophomore group are Miss Dryden, Mrs. Boyd, Mr. Bradley, Mr. Tice, Mr. Smith, Miss Sullivan. ROW 1: Audrey Gaddis, Virginia Blauvelt, Doris Foben, Ruth Gildersleeve. Lorene Brewer. Max Bartleson, Phyllis Bassford. Margie Henry, Donna Hull, Margaret Cliff, Dolores Golladay. ROW 2: Marion Field, John Irwin. Fruncis Jorgensen. Joye Holway. Rosemary Fowler, Jerry Abercrombie, Zoe Drummond, Jim. Gurley. Emily Harris, Betty Colby, Be rniece Hodler,, Earlene Broadbent, Margaret Hollingshead. ROW 3: Billy Brown, Carl Ireland, Duane Adams. Donald Guard. Jack Dunham. Roger Jones, Carldon Broadbent, Richard Golladay, Bob Hewitt, Ronald File, Eugene Brown, Hollis Donker, Edward Luckey. ROW I: Martha White, Joe Scraper, Marianne Metcalf, Bob Wickham, Joan Lukens, Dick Perry. Carolie Miller, Eugene Snyder, Kathleen Shamburg, Betty Scraper. Phyllis Walter. ROW 2: Marianne McMunn, Myrth Maxwell. Edwin Lynch. Charlotte I.ange. David Moss, Keith Wiles, Donald McCune. Eddi Strawn. Helen Felton, Harriett Young, Bernese Poullon, Phyllis Knitter. ROW 3: Kenneth Noller, James McCollough. Clair McGinnis, David Williams. Nadine Treaster, Jitn Widrig. Dean Nickcll, Donald Pruitt. Donald Shurtz, Florence Reed. Jack Mclnroy. Dale Specht. NOT SHOWN : Willo Lou Lovell.

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