Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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m, - y eu The Hi-Y, with 135 members has been especially active in B. H. S. this year. Sponsors are Mr. Miller and Mr. Finney. The outstanding events of the year were the Prelegislative conference held at Salina. The representatives from B. H. S. to the Model Legislature at Topeka were Jerry Abercrombie, Larry Cheatham, and Terry Tice. Ten boys attended a weeks session at Camp Wood last summer. The boys received special Hi-Y training, heard outstanding speakers, and got a chance to meet members from different clubs of the state. Terry Tice and Jack Dunham attended a joint meeting of the YMCA-YWCA at Grinnell, Iowa, last summer. Leadership was placed in the hands of Bill Hougland, President; Jack Dunham, Vice President; Terry Tice, Secretary; Larry Cheatham, Treasurer. Row 3: Jim Boyd, Dick Perry, Terry Tice, Donald Pruitt, George McKemey Row 2: Mr. Miller, Larry Cheatham, Jack Dunham, Ernest Miller, Mr. Finney Row 1: Richard Morrell, Bill Hougand, Jim Gurley, Bill Brown 26

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The B. H. S. Life “SCHOOL LIFE IN PRINT» BELOIT, KANSAS. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1947 IN CLASS Nftl DAI I Hi-Y Sends Delegates To Hays Conference White Hussars Group To Be Next Lyceum The White Hussars, a symphonic SPECIAL EV CAD UAMP( L—T1 requ jst b Back row: (left to right) Phyllis Walter, Lorene Brewer, Marianne McMann, Mrs. Henrietta Tadu Boyd, John Irwin, Betty Colby, Joe Scraper, Earlene Broadbent and Marvalee Rehmert. ’ . Front Row: Willo Lou Lovell, Jim Gurley, Nadine Treaster, Berniece Hodler, Bernese Poulton 1 lea and Margie Henry, subj tai ] witl sch ites ide schc principal, £. M. cnesinu t, nas D.een THE STAFF There are fourteen students enrolled in journalism, these with the aid of the instructor are responsible for the regular publication of the B. H. S. Life every two weeks. Every six weeks the B. H. S. Lite Staff is reorganized giving everyone a different field. and clerk of the house. (Continued on Page 2) net . et-int-lass im-on- • ••Kind Mirhrv tin 11 hQVO r tVPrOIO iy .ou uuuuw, Oc rade will ibe clim yelling at the in and (Main. The candidates Queen are Virgini; Golladay, and Nad girls were choser class by the first The entire siudea the queen and she mir iua ,K annu n tf' lom ayracl J a ESLday ng, C le Be r craHH 'emc ids was furnished by four tracing trailers and one truck for the group of one hundred and fifty CL It lit ir Sr. 3 1 Sr. 3 1 Fr. 3 1 e Ft. 4 So. 3 1 vitt ..Fr. 3 1 Fr. 3 1 'hton -So. 3 1 y Fr. 3 1 er So. 4 Kee — » girls and boys. I RE LUCKY I After partaking of a bountiful re I past, the group enjoyed a short pro a nice looking school ram with Jerry Abercrombie serv as the exclamation of ing as master of ceremonies This The float sponsored by the journalism class won second prize in the homecoming parade. This is one of the many activities that this class has participated in. committee.

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The Y-Teen Club, which is a branch of the Young Women’s Christian Association, has been exceedingly busy during the year of ’47 and ’48. Miss Carol Francis and Miss Mary Hughes, sponsors of the Club, were very patient and they were alway willing to give guidance whenever it was needed. One of the main highlights of the year was the Mother-Daughter Banquet which was held April 7. Some of the other activities were joints meetings with the YWCA and Blue Triangle, the Heart-Sister Week, Valentine Party and picnics. June Porter, Nadine Treaster and Miss Francis attended the Hi-Y, Y-Teen National Conference which was held in Grinnell, Iowa, in the summer of ’47. Several of the other members of the club attended camps held at Camp Sudan and twenty-three Y-Teen girls, two Blue Triangle girls, and four YMCA women went to the winter conference held at Alton, Kansas. One way the Y-Teen has of making money is helping run the concession stands at football and basketball games. Nadine Treaster was chosen as president, Stella Carrico, vice-president, Marianne Metcalf, treasurer, and Vera Jean McKee, secretary. These, the leaders of the club, with the help of the cabinet and co-chairman aided in a successful year for the Beloit Y-Teen Club. Cabinet Members: Rack Row: (left to right) Rosemary Jordan, Willo Loo Lovell, Neida Vonne Broadbent, Rose Ella Ratcliff, Peggy Spurgin, Johanna Johnson, Sylvia Boettcher. Middle Row: (left to right) Miss Hughes, Virginia Blauvelt, Kathleen Shamburg, June Porter, Marjorie Jordan, Theodora Phillips, Miss Francis. Front Row: (left to right) Bernice Hodler, Martha Joan White, Vera Jean McKee, Marianne Metcalf, Stella Carrico, Nadine Treaster, Barbara Street, Barbara Perkins. 27