Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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Us Student Council 45' QDOQ Q. Q1 w QQ? 5 0 af' Hearts if 4 Alix ! 1,- N' lt I 3 sl 'll The student council, consisting of twenty-seven stu- dents, has completed a successful year. The council has been assisting with lyceum programs, supervision of the concession stands at the games, pencil sales, and provid- ing the scholastic awards. Other projects of the student council were helping with fall elections of class officers, presenting one all-school program, and the selling of booster auto tags. One member is chosen from each of the fourteen home rooms, the four classes, and from the Hi-Y and Y-Teen groups, F. F. A., pep club, band and orchestra club, and the journalism class. The sponsors for the year, 1949-50, have been Mr. E. M. Chestnut, Mr. Boyd Finney, Miss Lila Mae Anderson, and Miss Hannah Brown. sarah . i 1 i f . X . .... X . Ng? X e e X ss es 1 is .X pw . Dewayne Black Pres. X X . Q xxx X -1:1 1.2. sig.gs.g.X V .e nj X i if is Q55 X NN X W X Q X X . S Re gis Q s X X 5 X , ,, X . . .. .Fil FX? -ii' ,Xa seg i . 5 K X X X X slit X X 1? X Xu XX X psi i X i Billy Tr ' Y X i Vestal UBS . S Betty Thiessen Sec. NQQ1' Phyllis Bell! Vice Pres. SPONSORS: Mr. Finney, Miss Brown, Miss Anderson and Mr Chestnut. . M ll, M. Davenport, P. Walton. R- Shllrlz. BACK ROW: Chartler.BJ.JEr::g-k.BP SPraE:en.M1?. Haggis. R' Bmdiey' B. Vestal' B. ,ntiessem W. MIDDLE ROW. J. Hays., G F12 E Clark, N, Black, J. Van Pell. M. Williamson, M. Nemsledt, D- Kent, Jr., FIRST ROW. M. MYBTS- 1 - Menon, D. Black. A. Fulhage- it

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Journalism 5 . 1 MU I' Been Nov TOP ROW: Mrs Ros b v - 9 Gush. Phil W3ll0n. Melvln Davenport. Rosemary -Jordan. BOTTOM ROW: Sylvia Reiter, Jean Snider. Barbara Perkins. Johanna Johnson, Margaret Houghton, Bonnie Chapman. Through the years the B. H. S. Life and Trojan annual have faithfully recorded the important events of Beloit high school. This year nineteen journalism students under the able direction of Mrs. Ray Rosebaugh published the school newspaper and assembled the annual. Hard work and the utmost cooperation is required to complete these activities successfully. During? the first semester new editors for the B. H. S. Life were chosen each six weeks, but permanent editors were chosen for the last semester. Johanna Johnson, Allen Kiser, Barbara Perkins, Phil Walton, Sylvia Reiter, and Melvin Davenport served as co-editors during the first semester. Phil Walton and Sylvia Reiter were chosen as permanent editors for the second semester. Bonnie Chapman was business manager for the B. H. S. Life during the entire year. Yearbook Stajf Managing Editors. Rosemary Jordan, Margaret Houghton Associate Editors .. ........ Sylvia Reiter, Phil Vlalton Business Manager . .. . Assistant ..... News Editors .... Sports Editors Make-Up .... . ...... . . Photographic Editors Art Editors .... Sponsor .... Barbara Perkins Bonnie Chapman Johanna Johnson. Joan Hays Melvin Davenport, Jlm Bean . Allen Klser, Donna Haines Wilma Klrts . Carol Wldrlg, Jean Snyder Nadine Eads .. Ila James. Joan Golladay Frances Donker Mrs. Ray Rosebaush TOP ROW: Joan Hays, Jlm Be , All K1 , Kirts. Frances Dcnker. Carol Wllldrlg, lyadlnierlsaldhiwna Haines' BOTTOM Row: na James' Juan Gouaday' Wilma 26

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19 IU 0 5' Y-Teens eve' Y' Q0 15 o CABINET-Standing: Marilyn Morrell, Margaret Houghton, Wanda Gentry, Evalyn Williams, Miss Hughes, Roaemariflordan, and Miss Gillmore. Seated: Pauline Murray, Barbara Street, Geneva Myers, Martha Shui-ta, arilyn Pelton, Johanna Johnson, and Barbara Perkins. Under the able leadership of Miss Mary Hughes and Miss Helen Gillmore, the Y-Teen club got off to a good start with the annual big-little sister picnic. Some of the activities of the club throughout the year included the nlother-daughter banquet, dad-daughter get together, and the joint cabinet luncheon with the H1-Y. During the Christmas season each committee took over some rlproject that would be a service to the community. For the first time this year the Y-. een club got first prize on the homecoming float. ' The Y-Teens take pride in having 10011 membership again this year. Officers for the year were these: Martha Shurts, presidcntg M a r t h a Nienstedt, vice presidentg Geneva Myers, secretaryg and Marilyn Pelton, treasurer. ASSISTANT CHAIRMEN-Back Row: Justine Wickham, Bepniece Luckey, Jane Dunham, Marjorie Myers. Front Row: Lnyee ' Chelihlmv Beverly Churchill Janet Boettcher Connie Maag, and Jaiet Elle! NOT SHOWN: Margaret Cullum 28