Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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The Trojan presents There s Mnsie In l The T The Senior Class of '50 Beloit High School l

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S' Glo ty coo b coo Q5 Board of Education B6 0 C300 N l Board of Education-Seated from left to right: Glen Parrish, vice president, Harold Briney, Clyde Lam ert, treasurer, Marvin MHSt1H, president, Joan Murray, clerk, R. D. Chapman, Orin Jordan, ami, Maurice McDonald. Mr. Morrell has been in school work for twenty-nine years. He taught two years in a rural school, four years in Beloit high, served three years as principal of the high school, and has been superintendent of schools for the past twenty years. He has shown an active interest in many community projects and has taken a major part in making them a success. Mr. Morrell re- ceived his B. S. degree from Missouri University, and later took post graduate work at Chicago University and Kansas Univer- sity. Aciminisvration Mr. E. M. Chestnut has managed the city of Troy for twenty years. UE. M. is a familiar figure to every student, not only because he is principal but also because he is Willing at any time to assist one of his pupils. Mr. Chestnut encourages pep a.ssem- blies, promotes junior and senior plays, takes a kindly interest in every student, and is noted for his guidance in all school activ- ities. He received his A.B. and M.S. degrees after attending the University of Kansas and Kansas State College. 3