Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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TRACK QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Receiving the honor of being chosen 1947 track queen was Mona Lou Miller. She and her attendants were given the privilege of presenting the track trophies during the N. C. K. L. and Regional meets. Both the queen and her attendants were attractively attired in spring suits. The queen was presented with a bouquet and each attendant with a corsage.

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QUEENS OF B. H. S. As we look into the background of activities of B. H. S. we find three queens reigning over the city of Troy during the football, basketball, and track seasons. The queens and their attendants are chosen by the squads and were voted on by the student body. FOOTBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Alice Marie Torrey was presented as football queen on October 18 during the half of the annual homecoming game with Marysville. The queen, dressed in a tannish-gray suit, received a lovely bouquet of bronze mums. She was escorted by Lane Harold. Her attendants, Betty Lou Campbell and Bette Jo Reiter, were escorted by Bob McClintock and Jack Rasing. The attendants, who were attired in gray and brown pin stripe suits were presented with corsages of red and white roses and mums. PSaHHl BASKETBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Reigning over the city of Troy as basketball queen was Virginia Moss. Virginia and her attendants, Charlotte Brown and Mary Lou Power, were presented to the public in a ceremony during the half of the homecoming game with Smith Center. The queen gowned in a blue formal received a lovely bouquet of snapdragons. She was escorted by Bill Severance. Mary Lou and Charlotte were dressed in formals of black and white and black trimmed in blue. They received corsages of sweet peas and jonquils. Charlotte and Mary Lou were escorted by John Bartleson and Bob McClintock.

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CLASS OF 1947 In the t;ill of 1948 a f?roup of uncertain irirjs and hoys began their high school experiences in the halls of B. II. S. The freshmen class had 08 inembeia who were led by president Jim Adams. After losing six and gaining seven new members this class returned tor another successful year and elected Gene Linton as president. As juniors the class was initiated into upper-class activities. -The senior-junior reception, junior play, and the junior-senior banquet were outstanding features for the 65 class members. Don Porter was elected president for this busy year. The class that enrolled in B. 11 S. in 1040 for the last time had 64 members. During this vear Lane Harold led his classmate- in their many activities. The traditional reception, hanuuei. play, and sneak day were successful and rounded out a busy, happy sehod career in Beloit High School. President Vice President PHYLLIS NOAH Commerce G.K. 1, 2. 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1. 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3 Pep'Club 1, 2. 3 Class Secretary 4 MONA LOU MILLER Home Economics G.R. 1, 2, 3, 4 G.R. Cabinet 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2 Pep Club 1, 2 Class Treasurer 4 Life Staff 4 Yearbook. Staff 4 Secretary Treasurer