Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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Blue Triangle The Blue Triangle has been a fixture in the junior high for a number of years. The members of this Christian organization were able to present the school with a memorial this year by selling magazine subscriptions. va X00 - unior High Organizations Cabinet Front row: Jocile Mastin, Vice-president Janice Cheatham, President Barbara Kethcart, Secretary Joan Eller, Treasurer Nancy Pottberg, Kay Hackett. Top row: Sandra Shehi, Joyce White, Miss Frances Gritten, sponsor, Deanna Brooks, Judy Williamson. 3 ., Top row: Linda Jordan, Jocile Mastin, Janice Cheatham, Leroy Specht. Second row: Jimmie Grecian, Jimmy Lynch, Sponsor Miss Matheis, Treasurer Barbara Kethcart. Bottom row: Vice-president Nancy Pottberg, President Darrell Fulhage, Vice- president Carol Pottberg, Secretary Judd Thierolf. Junior Hi-Y Christian thought, Christian action, Christian leadership, is the platform of this new club which was organized this year under the leadership of Sponsor Max Strat- ton. The club included the member- ship of every boy in junior high. Senate The purpose of the newly or- ganized Senate was to act as the governing body for the junior high students. This group was composed of representatives of the three home rooms. Cabinet 1 Front row: Gordon Jones, Secretary Wayne Huggins, Vice-President Geox 1 Stephens, President Vaughn Shamburg, Treasurer Jimmie Grecian, Leroy Specht. Top row: Charles Meloy, Judd Thierolf, Sponsor Max Stratton, .lim lleardmont Darrell Fulhage. 25

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.fn 5 l'lt'fLll'l'4l :ilu-xc is the stuilvm council: 4 i 5' Z 4 A 1. it .. loiviist row, li-it to right: llarolml Severance, lilvu Tice, Ilonalil Wiiliigr. Jack Alwe-i'ci'oiiiliic, .Iini Sprzitlcn, Mike Xiilliziiiison, l'lizii'ln-s Wit-ltliziiii, t'ai'olc Winkcl, Aiwlon Ti'ea.stci'. Si-coiiil i'on', lcfi to i'i,L:ht: lim-verly liroziflhent, lil Bw N Alw-icronilvic, Maxx Xliller, ,lo Ann Ackors. oi in, zulinc Black, Ronald Nlcliinnie, Dorotliy H 'l'lii'iil ron, ln-tt to riilllil Evelyn Barrett, Vurtis NOl'l'ir,3l2ll'g'lC'ROL1l10l, Marilyii Ilollziway, Allen Gaskill. Klzirilyii llzulilis, l':it lloiiglziss. Not .slum n .... Nlzirlcnc llillcit . '23 , . !b-..- 8 4 4 ' I ' .lini Siirzitlcn. l'i'i-sidciit ll01'0ThY Al'L'l'Ul'UmlPl0 Vice Ili'K'SiLll'I'il f 1 n 'x ' f.-fr X Xznlinc Hlzick, Secretziiy MUN Miller, T1'l'2itU1'01' Miss Gillmore, Mr. Finney, Mr. Chestnut, Miss Kornemann, The Student Counci The student council with a iiieinhership of 25 stucls-nts has l-,een quite active in the 1950-51 school year. Activities which the council has participated in are: assisting in the football, liasketball, and track queen elections, sale of trojan pencils and car tags. inizincingr letters and certificates at the end offthc year, anal co-operating' with other clubs in the cons cession stand. The council also decorated the halls at C'hi'istinas and had cl'iai'ge of lyceuin ni'og'i'ains. Beloit high school was represented hy twelve council ineiiihcrs at the District Student Council Meeting: held in Concordia on October 10. The council consists of cne memkei' from each home room, the Band and Orchestra, Future Farniers of Aiin-rica, Pep f'lub, Hi-Y, Y-Teens clubs, The B. H. S. Life staff, and one member from each of the four classes in senior high school. Council sponsors are Miss Gillniore, Miss Korne- niann, Mr. Finney, and Mr, Chestnut.

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Hi -Y 1 F f 'f :iff M Q 2 ' ft . 3 , 9 ev E ' 1 it Q s Cabinet Front row: Sponsor J. Boyd Finney, Secretary Tom Wesselowski, President Joe Moss, Vice-president Bob Logan, Treasurer Junior Clark, Sponsor Ed Miller. Second row: Roy Dale Strawn, Don Weaver, Wilbur Kent, Jim Jordan, Franklin Blastin. Top row: George iVlcCune, Robert Norris, Mike Williamson, Amos Williams. The Ili-Y Flub, 125 strong, carried on a very active program this year. The club secured Glen Cunningham, famed dis- tance runner, as Quests speaker for their annual Father and Son Mixer. It also l-rought the well-known boys' consellor, Clyde Hartford, to B. H. S. for a three days visit. The organization again sent four delegates to the fourth Model Legislature at Topeka. It was well represented at conferences at Courtland and Salina, while thirteen boys and Mr. Finney attended Camp Wood during the summer. Purchasing a popcorn machine, sponsoring' a watermelon feed in honor of the freshmen and new member, and presenting.: the Thanksgiving assembly were some of the projects of the club throughout the year. 26 Tom Wesselowski, Junior Clark, Mr. Finney, Bob Logan and George McCune, at the model legislature.