Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

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SRL ' J .L L . , f' '- ' ':!22'1s.if1..,51 gm A ,,. 3. .wi f gi, . L 'si 45, ' : --0 TRIIJA MR. GAIL APPLEBEE B.S. Fort Hays State Teachers College. Science, Physical Education, Junior High Hi-Y Sponsor. MISS CLARA BOLLMAN B, S. Fort Hays State Teachers College. Business Education, Junior Sponsor. MR. FRANK CARPENTER M. S. Kansas State College: B. S. Kansas State College. Vocational Agriculture, Sophomore Sponsor. MRS. JEANNE FARRAND B. S. Kansas State College of Emporia. Librarian. MR. J. BOYD FINNEY B.A. Sterling College. Chemistry-Physics, Geometry, Senior Sponsor. MISS ELSIE GASTON B.S. Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia. Vocal Music, Junior Sponsor. MISS HELEN GILLMORE B.S. Kansas State College. Home Economics, Sophomore Sponsor. MISS FRANCES GRITTEN B. S. Fort Hays State College. English, Social Science, Junior High Y-Teens Sponsor. MR. ROBERT HARRISON A.B. Kansas Wesleyan University. Mathematics, Physical Education, Freshman Sponsor. 4 JIAIIHHIS MR. CLINT HILL B. S. McPherson College. Mechanical Drawing, Physical Education, Psychology-Sociology, World History, Freshman Sponsor. MRS. CLYDE LAMPERT B.A. Southwestern College. English, General Science, Freshman Sponsor. MR. JOHN LANE B. S. Emporia State Teachers College. American History, Government, Physical Education, Senior Sponsor. MISS LOUISE MATHEIS B. S. Fort Hays State College. English, Mathematics, Junior High Senate Sponsor. MR. EDWARD MILLER B. S. Fort Hays State College. Manual Training, Junior Sponsor. MISS ALMA MORRISON B. A. McPherson College: M. A. University of Kansas. English, Public Speaking, Senior Sponsor. ' MISS PHYLLIS STRUBLE B. A. University of Kansas. Biology, Physical Education, Freshman and Sophomore Sponsor. MR. EUGENE TICE B. M. Bethany Collegeg M. S. Cincinnati Conservatory. Instrumental Music, Junior Sponsor. MISS IRENE TINKLER B.S. Kansas Wesleyan University. Business Education, Senior Sponsor. MR. THEODORE WIEBE B.S. Pittsburg State Teachers College. English, Journalism, Sophomore Sponsor. 5 ,Ag as THE BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED ABOVE, ARE LEFT TO RIGHT: Clyde Lampert, treasurer, bankerg Ben Barber, salesmang Wilbur Kent, farmerg Beverly Larkins, clerkg R.D. Chapman, president, businessg Harold Briney, vice-president, farmerg Maurice McDonald, mortuaryg Homer Brown, business. The superintendent of Beloit city schools, John S. Morrell has served his community in that position for 23 years. Previously a teacher in rural schools, Mr. Morrell also taught agriculture and served as principal at Beloit High School. Not limiting his service to the schools, Mr. Morrell has been president of the Community Hospital Board and on the board of directors for the Building and Loan association among other activities. Mr. Morrell received his B. S. degree from Missouri University and attended Chicago University and Kansas University for post graduate work. Beverly Larkins, the able assistant of Mr. Morrell, is pictured in the lower right hand corner. Completing his twenty-third year as principal of Beloit High School, E.M. Chestnut serves as a director of all school activities. He encourages a balanced athletic program, promotes class activities, boosts for a good Trojan music program, and takes an interest in every student. He has served as secretary of the North Central Kansas League for eleven years, devotes time to assist the Chamber of Commerce with educational programs in Beloit, and finds time to play his favorite sport- golf. Mr. Chestnut received his A. in economics from the University of Kansas and his M. S. in history from Kansas State. He taught previously at Manhattan High School. Mr. Chestnut's secretary has been Marian Hollinshead, pictured below at the right. B fliers, ..A.W.,, it! Sr:-55115251212 ,l!ti'f ..Q1fiQil1f'.f'k , . . Q' : f . 5 i . 4 A ' . ' ' 1 ' w 'iii A 3? 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HISHIRY The senior class of 1953 originally started out with an enrollment of 65, and graduated, a class of 57 members. Memories of happy hours together include the freshman Halloween party, collecting clothes for the economy shop, picnics, skating parties and the class plays. The Little Dog Laughed , the junior play, and Spring Fever, the senior play, were not only well received by the community but also served to unite the class in a friendly atmosphere. The Class and their guests took trips into Fairyland and Blue Hawaii for the junior-senior banquet and the senior junior reception, respectively. Class officers in previous years were: Freshman-president, Franklin Masting vice- president, Arden Treasterg Secretary-treasurer, Margie Roquet. Sophomore-president, Russel Bradleyg vice- president, Keith Shamburgg secretary, Laura Bowersg treasurer, Robert Shurtz. Junior--president, Nadine Black, vice-president, Bob Jonesg secretary, Kathleen Studerg treasurer, Pat Fobes. A Women's Residence Hall Scholarship at Kansas University and the Beloit Panhellenic Scholarship were won by Jane Dunham. Arden Treaster won the Carl Ray- mond Gray Scholarship. We came from other schools. OFFICERS FOR THE SENIORS OF 1953 WERE: Ronald Larkins, secretary: Ethel Morrell, vice-presidentg Marilyn Holloway, treasurer: and Dan Moss, president MASS III 53 SPONSORS FOR THE SENIORS WERE: Mr. John Lane, Miss Alma Morrison Mr. J. Boyd Finney, and Miss Irene Tinkler. KENNETH D. ADAMS Kenny Vocational Agriculture Hi-Y I,2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Football Letter 2, 3,4p Basketball I,2,3g Basketball Letter 3: Track I,2, 3: Track Letter 3. NADINE MARLENE LAURA BELLE BOWERS BLACK Laura Nadine Sophomore Class Secretary, Home Economics Student Council 43 Y-Teen Junior president, student I, 2,3, 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3,43 council 1, 2, 33 Sophomore Pep Club executive com- student council secretary, mittee Ig Band 2, 3,43 Orchestra Y-Teen I,2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 43 Music letter 25 Reserve cabinet l,2, 3,4g Girls State 45 One Act Play cast, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Executive Committee I ,2p Chorus 1, 3,45 Track Queen Attendant, and F.F.A. Farmerette. 9 NEOLA FAYE BRUCE, Brucie Home Economics. Y-Teen I , 2,35 Y-Teen sub- chairman finance Committee 25 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader I5 Band I,2, 3,45 Orchestra 35 Reserve music letter 35 Pep Band 45 Play-Day 2. LOYCE EVELYN CHEATHAM, Loycie College Preparatory. Y-Teen I , 2, 3, 45 Y-Teen Secretary 45 One Act Play cast 45 Pep Club I,2, 3,45 Orchestra I,2, 3,45 reserve music letter 35 Football Queen5 Scholastic honors I5 Girls triple trio I5 Camp Bid -A-Wee. JANE DUNHAM, Janie Home Economics. Student Council 45 Y-Teen I,2, 3,45 Y-Teen Cabinet I, 2, 3,45 Y-Teen president 45 Y-Teen treasurer 35 Junior play cast, One Act Play 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3,45 String octect 15 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Music honor 35 Scholastic honors I, 2, 45 Yearbook staff, Co-editor of B. H.S. Life, Camp Bid-A-Wee 3' 4- EARL EUGENE ENGELBERT, Buzz Vocational Agriculture. Student Council 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 F.F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Football letter 3,45 Track I, 2, 3, 45 Track Co-captain 45 Track letter 45 Yearbook staff 45 B. H.S. Life staff. ' GLORIA ANN BRINEY, Dawdy Commerce. Y-Teen I,2,3.4: Pep Club I,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 4. LOREN CLARE BROWN, Brownie Vocational Agriculture. Student council 33 Hi-Y 1,2, 3,45 F.F.A. I, 2, 3,45 F.F.A. president 35 F.F.A. letter 35 Junior play cast5 Football I,2, 3,45 Football letter 1, 25 reserve 3,45 Track I,2,3,45 Reserve track letter I, 25 Intramurals 35 and Intramurals captain 4. LOIS LOUISE COOPER, Peggy Home Economics. Y-Teen I,2,3,45 Pep Club I,2,3,4: Pep Club executive committee 35 Music letter 35 Ocetet, Mixed ensemble, freshman girls sextet, District and state honors 3,45 Yearbook and B.H. S. Life staff. HARVEY ALTON DONAHOO, Harv Science. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 35 Basketball I,25 Track 25 Tennis I, 2,3,4. ARNOLD CLIVE FILE, Amie Vocational Agriculture. Hi-Y 1, 2,3, 43 F. F. A. I, 2, 3,43 Shop Judging team 3, 43 Basketball I, 23 Intramural Captain 43 Play production staff 3. PATRICIA LOU FOBES, Pat Commerce. Y-Teen 1 , 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen Cabinet 43 Pep Club I,2, 3,43 Class Treasurer 32 Band 2, 3,43 Orchestra 43 Saxophone Quartet 33 Class Play Cast 33 One Act Play cast 4. YALE MELVION GENTRY, Yale Vocational Agriculture. Hi-Y I,2,3, 43 F.F.A. I, 2,3, 43 Intramurals, Class play production staff 3. MILDRED MARIE GRAY, Milly Home Economics. Y-Teen I,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3'4Q Chorus I,3,4. ANITA JOAN FULHAGE, Nita College Preparatory. Y-Teen I , 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen Cabinet 43 Pep Club r,2, 3,43 Band I,2,3,4i Pep Band I,2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3,43 Clarinet Quartet 2, 3,43 Clarinet solo 3,43 Class play cast 33 One act play cast 43 Scholastic pin and letter 4. BILLY LEE GASKILL, Bill Industrial Arts. Hi-Y I, 2,3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Tennis letter 2, 3,43 Intramurals 2, 3,43 Yearbook and B. H.S Life Sports Editor 43 Class play cast 3. LARRY FRANK GRIFFIN, skip Social Science. Hi-Y I, 2,3,43 Football I, 23 Basketball 23 Chorus 3,43 Intramurals 3, 43 Class play production staff 3. BEVERLY IOAN HENDERSON, Bev Commerce. Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,41 Chorus I, 2,3,45 Class play production staff 4. ROBERT EARL IONES, Bobby Mathematics. l-Ii-Y I,2, 3,4g Hi-Y Cabinet 43 Student Council Ig Class vice-president 3g Basketball I3 Track I. JAMES GORDON KENNEDY, Jim Vocational Agriculture. Hi-Y I,2,3,4g F.F.A. I, 2, 3,4g Shop Judging Team 3. MILDRED LOUISE MCDILL, Louie Mathematics. fEnrolled from Montrose Rural High Schooljg Y-Teen 3,4g Y-Teen Cabinet 45 Pep Club 3, 4g Pep Club executive Committee 33 Chorus 3, 4. V LAWRENCE MCDYSAN, Gus Vocational Agriculture. Hi-Y I,2,3,4: F.F. A. I,2, 3,4. LOWELL SHERMAN HOLLINGSHEAD, Derb Social Science. Hi-Y 1, 2,3,4. MARILYN PEARL HOLLOWAY, Bubb1es Science. fEnrolled from Ionia Rural High Schoolj Y-Teen 2,3, 4g Y-Teen Cabinet 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Pep Club vice-president 3g Student Council 23 Chorus 2, 3,4g Band 33 Choir 43 Messiah Soloist 45 Basketball Queen, Farmerette Attendant, Class play cast 3,4. RONALD CLIFFORD LARKINS, Ronnie Mathematics. Hi-Y 1 ,2, 3,43 Class secretary 4: Basketball Ig Track I. DALE BURTON LYNCH, Seeds Industrial Arts. Hi-Y I, 2, 3,43 Football I, 2: Golf 4. GERALD DEAN McGHAY, Jerry Industrial Arts. Hi-Y I, 2,35 Football I,2, 3,45 Football letter 2, 3,45 Basketball I, 2,35 Basketball letter 35 Track I,2, 3,45 Track letter 3, 45 Chorus 25 All-school party king 4. CURTIS RALPH MAAG , Curt Mathematics. Hi-Y I,2, 3,45 Student Council 1,35 Tennis I, 2, 3,45 Tennis letter 2, 3,45 Intramurals 45 B. H. S. Life and yearbook Business Manager 45 Basketball manager 4. ROBERTA ANN MINGES, Bobbie Commerce. Y-Teen I ,2,3, 45 Y-Teen Cabinet 2, 35 Y-Teen Vice -president 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club executive Committee 25 Pep Club secretary -treasurer 25 Student Council 2,45 Band I,2,3,41 Orchestra 1, 2,45 Chorus I,2, 3,45 Flute Trio 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Ensemble 45 Choir 45 Pep Band 45 Octet 35 Accompanist 3,45 B and O President 45 Basketball queen attendant. ETHEL MARIE MORRELL, Effie Commerce. Y-Teen I,2,3,45 Y-Teen Cabinet 3,45 Pep Club x,2,3,45 Band I,2,3, 45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 3, 45 Triple Trio I3 Choir 45 Vocal Trio 45 Clarinet Quartet 3, 45 Mixed Ensemble 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Class vice-president 4. MARVIN FRANKLIN MASTIN, JR. Frankie College Preparatory. Hi-Y 1 , 2,3, 45 Hi-Y Cabinet 2,3,45 Hi-Y secretary 35 I-li-Y president 45 Student Council 45 Class president I5 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Football letter 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball letter 3,45 Track I,2, 3, 45 Track letter 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' State 35 Football Co-Captain 45 Scholastic pin and letter I,2, 3, 45 Class play cast 4. DORINDA JEAN MEARS, Dora Jean Commerce. Y-Teen1,2,3,45 Pep Club I,2,3,4Q Pep Club executive committee I,3,45 Cheerleader I, 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Saxophone Quartet I,2, 35 Triple Trio I5 Saxophone Solo 45 Football queen attendant, Yearbook staff 45 B. H.S. Life staff 45 Class play cast 3,45 One Act Play cast 4. DANIEL HYDE MOSS, Danny Vocational Agriculture. Hi-Y I , 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. I,2, 3,4 F.F. A. treasurer 35 Student Council I, 3,45 Class president 45 Football I,2,3,45 Football Letter 2, 3,45 Basketball I, 2, 35 Basketball letter I5 Track I,3,45 Track letter I, 3,45 Football Co-captain 45 Chorus 4. GLENDA ANN PARRISH, G1enie College Preparatory. Y-Teen I , 2, 3, 45 Y-Teen Cabinet 2, 3,45 Pep Club I, 2, 3,45 Band I, 2, 3,45 Orchestra 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 1, 3, 45 Clarinet Quartet 2, 3, 4 Octet 3,45 Triple Trio I5 Madrigals 35 Choir 45 Piano solo I5 Vocal solo 2, 35 B.H. S. Life staff 45 Yearbook co-editor 45 Class play cast 3,45 One Act Play cast 45 Camp Bide-A-wee 4. RAYMOND DALE REIST, Dale Mathematics. Hi-Y I,2, 3,4, MARGIE MAE ROQUET, Marge Commerce. Y-Teen I, 2,3,4: Y-Teen Cabinet 3, 45 Pep Club secretary 25 Cheerleader I5 Student Council 2, 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Basketball Queen attendant, Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 DONALDLEON Smyth, Don Vocational Agriculture. Hi-Y I,2,3, 45 Hi-Y Cabinet 45 Hi-Y Secretary 45 F.F.A. Reporter 35 Football I, 2, 3,45 Football letter 3,45 Basketball 25 Track 2,3,43 Track letter 3,45 Track Co-Captain 45 State Farmer 4. ROSE ANN STEIGER, Rose , Home Economics. Cl-Enrolled from St. Iohn'sj5 Y-Teen 2, 3,43 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3,4. CHARLENE MAY RAWLINGS, Charnie College Preparatory. Y-Teen I,2, 3,45 Y-Teen Cabinet 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club executive committee 45 Pep Club president 45 Student Council 45 Band I,2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Vocal Solo 3, 45 Class play cast 35 One Act Play Cast 45 Yearbook staff 45 B. H. S. Life Co-editor 4. MARY LOUISE REES, Mary Home Economics. fEnrol1ed from Scottsville, Kansas, Y-Teen 2, 3, 45 Y-Teen Cabinet 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3. HAROLD KEITH SHAMBURG, Keith Mathematics. Hi-Y I,2, 3,45 Student Council 35 Student Council vice-president 35 Hi-Y Cabinet 45 Band 1,25 Orchestra 1,25 Chorus 2,3, 45 Mixed Ensemble 2, 3,45,Cornet Trio 1,25 Football I,2, 3,45 Football letter 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball letter 3,45 Track I,2, 3, 45 Golf I, 25 Golf letter 25 Band and Orchestra vice-president 35 Class play cast 3, 45 One act play cast 45 yearbook staff 45 Trojan staff 4. ROBERT MELVIN SHURTZ, Bob Mathematics. Hi-Y I,2, 3,45 Student Council I5 Class Treasurer 35 Band I,2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 25 Band and Orchestra Treasurer 35 Brass Sextet I, 2,35 Trumpet Trio 1,25 Cornet Solo 1,35 Scholastic pin and letter I,2,4. ROY DALE STRAWN, Roy Industrial Arts. Hi-Y 1,2,3, 45 Hi-Y Cabinet 25 Football I, 2,3, 45 Football letter 2,3,45 Basketball I, 25 Track 1, 25 Captain of Intramural Basketball 3. PARTHENE STREET, P00ky Commerce. Y-Teens I,2, 3,45 Pep Club I, 2,3, 45 Cheerleader I5 Student Council 4. LESLIE F. TOBUREN, Les Mathematics. CEnro1led from Washington, Kansas! Hi-Y 45 Football letter 45 Basketball 45 Basketball letter 45 Basketball Captain 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Mixed Ensemble 45 Class Play 45 One Act Plays 4. ARDEN PAUL TREASTER, Arden Mathematics. Hi-Y 1,2, 3,45 Hi-Y Cabinet 3,45 Hi-Y vice-president 45 F.F. A. 1, 2, 3,45 F.F.A. vice- president 35 Judging Team 35 Student Council 25 Class vice-president 35 Football I ,2, 3,45 Football Letter 45 Basketball 15 Chorus 1,2, 3, 45 Mixed Ensemble 1, 2,3,45 Scholastic Honors Class Play 3, 45 One Act Play 45 State Farmer 35 Hi-Y Model Legislature 3,4. KATHLEEN JOAN STUDER., Kathie Home Economics. Y-Teens I,2, 3,45 Y-Teen Cabinet 2, 35 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club executive committee 2,45 Class secretary 35 Chorus I,3,4g Football Queen Attendant 45 Yearbook Co-Editor 45 B.H.S. Life Staff. GLORIA FRANCES TICE, Sissy Social Science. Y-Teens I, 2,3,45 Pep Club I,2, 3,45 Orchestra I, 2, 3,45 Octet 3, 45 Girls Sextet I5 Madrigals 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3,45 Scholastic honors I,2,3,45 Yearbook staff 45 Missiah Solo 45 Class play 3,45 One Act Play 3. ACE W. VanWEY, Duece Science. CEnrolled from Ioniaj5 Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Basketball I5 Tennis 25 Football Manager 25 Yearbook staff 45 B. H.S. Life staff 4. JAMES LeROY VESTAL, Jim Industrial Arts. Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I5 Tennis 2, 35 Tennis Letter 2, 35 Yearbook staff 45 B.H.S. Life staff 4. VERLEE MAE WATSON, Red Commerce. Y-Teen 1, 2, 3,43 Pep Club I,2, 3,43 Cheerleader 2, 3,43 Head Cheerleader 43 Class play cast 3, 43 One Act Play 43 Mixed Ensemble I, 2,31 Chorus I,2,3,4Q Speech Contest 4. CHARLES WILLIAM WICKHAM, Slim Mathematics. Hi-Y I,2, 3,41 Student Council 23 Class play cast 43 Football I,3, 43 Football letter 3,43 Basketball 1, 23 Track I, 33 Band I,2, 3,43 Orchestra I,2, 3, 43 Intramurals 3,4. HELEN ANN WILSON, Margaret Social Science. Y-Teen I,2,3,43 Pep Club I, 2,3,43 B. H.S. Life and Yearbook Art Editor, Chorus I. DONALD ROBERT ZIMMERMAN, Zimm Vocational Agriculture. Hi-Y 1, 2,3, 43 Hi-Y Cabinet 2, 3, 43 F.F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. secretary 32 Student Council president 43 Class play 3,43 Football I,2,4Q Football letter 2,4Q Basketball I, 2, 32 Basketball letter 2, 32 Track I, 23 Golf I, 2, 3,42 Golf letter I,2, 3,43 Band 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 33 B and O vice president 33 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 4. Ct fs 337, IJ I Ca JN?- R il If 'N il T S 3 F u 5 I 5 5 5 1 5 i I 5 2 E 5 ss W 1 5 ? 1 r s I F Q 1 -! E 2 5 il E a yf 'Q 5 P 0 s 5 9 ,Z S X1 I F id 5 1 I s ? r 5 il 2 5 2 E 4 r 'E 3 ii 2 1 2 5 FE 31 5 ..... ...ww Ai..-,......-...-..v,.., .f-H.-7 un... .M-.mf yu..-I-Av. M- v V-A 'www' 1. 1,-v Jr A un, nf .W-x-fu--,JM .m... ,L.1,.Jw .',,f..X ,..f ... .-.,.h.-f-w Hwy. fy .Y .. , , A -f-,.... g..w-...ac .U ,,.,, I: .aw Q: f B111 Ackors Q 5- N, - 1 Ay 3 Max Albert A 5 M g 32 A ' D , Harry Annan if ' 'f - 9 , ' , .T ack Blnkley D - f l'S'.i '. , BL1I'tO'0. Brewer , . I fk.,. 'V M ' 7! D, a,a. W an as td r' lx , - M ,fk 'aa .a f' . 'W ' ' Delmar BTH'-CY , ,, y Ronelda Brown 'X orman re L. Z Dee Arm Damels gn - ,g Pat Douglass .1 -.. 135' lffvi ' I 4 A- Bit l Rlchtrd Ernzen Us - 'r h -rr1rr Q. Q a ' A -. Beffllta Fobes M . ar 1 r t ref f 1 1 s -gf A Stuart F few . P l . wk XX X V '4'1 ! , Donna Ga skill . K, . W 4, - . V 1 K R Gray L at H M l -2 Carol Hackett 5 M -A 0 M ' ,fr t l 5' r . V, gl i l U' A . g 4gfQfQlQ -aha' y ' : Donna Haskms ,.. D - . ' '11 jg: :wins-A-HPQE ..'AL 7 75:4 ' f'., ' .fir 1, . ri.. ' ' - ' Donald Hauptll I - rn,nana 1 1 . fd wg . M 2. . l Larr He lman as M nna N Y g a,AL, - -rQ- H T A 1 ,ia 55, Vi 39 A '7'. -f Si .V, 11 WPI +4L.' ' L I H ' 'v Ju' 'all , ff 'ls M , .Sv all V 'QE v Z 'i,1,:ff,' - .sf .f - - nu. Gflihzf' ' 1 2 . ll -- 'ilk 'A , gif' 'Se-fl 'Q ' L , s 'rw , M., i Sli! . A. ,Z Al ,, - , ' K 1 75 r,:.,, ' 8 J ff, was ' f ffilfffffvff B aa- ' - '-i:ef!sfEe?f , 1 i, , ' ,U sigi , 1 K 'llgfgfjif 5 i 7 ,gg -w 4 ,i . ,Q ll f J . 'Z M W it Q I if w 1 ,y 5, P 1 if sr it - QE If E5 ' it H 2 is by T h N,.a A . 'A 1 f'Lw'C,l,s ig A125 Q. YXRSS Dennis Helmbrecht Dorothy Henderson Jack Henderson Larry Hewitt Norma Hixenbaugh Mary Hollaway Darrell Hosler Shirley Hull Janet Jones Joyce Jones JU mt 9 qs Junior officers are: David McDonald, Joe Yager, Joyce Jones and Dorothy Henderson. 18 ,',axrJ4:w:j.Z5:.i2aS...,'. cf WLM- 5569, 1, .iA:,,,, , - i , ,,, ' l ,zvfzzigl J 'ew b g , 5' s 9' Q M I ! Raymond Logan George McCollough David McDonald Lucille McDysan Ronnie McKinnie Max Miller eioi W K' 'ii' i 5 Tv , 'J f T fi , . if iq. 9 fi, 'ill 1, 993 ,ff ,, v,l fs. ' 'i lift , - is av V551 JW: ' tiispllspf all 4114 1, ,, -'Sf Sandra Morissette Shirley Morrell Steven Muck Donna Myers L',' W, if . :N if5i5 1 'zzz 2 ,,gg:5,, ,' H .23 rl sf , v ' A 'xl 4' 15' ,.1, ' gm X ' .Ilflf,,QQlf, 'lfiixif iiifiifi. iffffflf Marletta Jorgensen Frances Kadel Bob Kennedy J im Kulp Jack Linder xf 9 '1 'Ha CL .Ig X li: in ,:- .ix K g, 'Wk 1 X., 9 4, .M I ',.il?, ! 7258 ,,,y,,,igfiap ,,. 1 U 5 Sl Y' ' I X Curtis Norris , S Larry Plymire , E Roger Pruitt U. if , 2 Richard Reidel if-f S L Kim R. C rn ll S ' I ' Iivyy. Q35 fs. ii, 5 - A A - C Ynth ia R0 S 5 - ,'tt Z fiE Ytiiiiy Q sfiii 'qiit S LH iyiii A vlti R ic ha 1' d R YP F11 a A:A,: 3 J L , . I , it Do tty S c r ap e r - y W ,y nine il ' A J im rn y Slate f v itt' S ii r J 0 yc e S la v e n ri 'S Betty Treaster - Vonda Van Pelt -7 Charles Willcox ' as Mary Walton , ..ira div, rrrr v , ,, I' will W4 far Larry W ills MASS f 0 f f, fp, Junior sponsors: Miss Gaston, Miss Bollman, Mr. Tice, and Mr. Miller. 19 x , 1 ,yyy ' s i .f , P's,,1ir 'z nf' 'aw I ' z-it il 52159255 -125,7 W5 ' c li A? ll l an , , , :H L ,kL. A ,M . ...J I sl sw K A 1 K ' an 2 r ,Q , ,511 ,I 1252 12 .ak 2 f,, 'QSEQSS5 Joe Yager V1 r 43, K 'X fi , .,, Q ,, --gg I v' ii ,F Z.. ,B m' , sf. - 1,.,.. ,....l wil! i 'Q mr- ll Dee Ann Allphin Bill Bean Jim Beardmore Donna Binkley Deanna Brooks 'W' WQ' .. O 5 ff' 'Y' ' pl iff tx . f , B lvl 9 Q p We f . I rg - f ' V I law- Nr, L, Hff fffi? B M A ' Dick Caraway 1 ,ff , f' I L H ., ' Q nana n , Marlene Caselman -L . -, . ,'B,, V, B f,lWpeTE ?e3'Lfrf:f 1 1 ' ,, ,, BB,,, B F 1' ed Chapman ii 5 BBBBBB Bnnna 'ana ' BB B nnnn nn,an B aB 5 amce Cheatham ii ii B ' Delores Donalwo f, BP Wnhn 1 ' ' , ' B B Eddie Dunigan p 4, ,, .I '.,1 1 D 'J ri B as - B , -1 'Ioan E Her M- . ' ' B A,-'- - J ' v f , f l Darrell Emmot S' Blll B W Darrell F ulha e I f' f 'l ' ' -X i 'i xt l Sharon Gaskill l ' gr I. A I Paul Gengler .A , A., I ,J lol, E nnllnn B .rm - Robert Gr ater A ll,l,, N . li ' if 1' of , We l,,1 iz ,l ,f 4' , V- ,ji . . 'B X - Q ' Jll Jim Grecian o B we in Richard Grlllman K ag-J, Ls. ' ' 4 55- p 'B To YU 'g1fng5w,, , ,,. , M : -,535 , , , .s l1,. . . llBr 4' Ohm Gustafson Ble i BlBBl llll ll im a' J H lgh. A BlllB ' D Marlene H1116 A Wayne Huggins if ,rrf,ctT,iw A I . an ,, W ,,.:. 1 F B ., , A P Joan Hyman . V, l ' Bob Johnson 1 W , Barbara Kethcart lllll . V- i WW , ro,i 'BBB . yy p ' A Vyel i Sandra Koch '.,: Sharon Koch Z0 Slllllllllllllllil cuss or 6655 The Sophomores are slowly climbing the ladder we've completed. Capable Sophomore officers were Wayne Huggins, president: Joan Eller, secretary-treasurer: Mar- lene Caselman, vice-president. , '55 fifl 'f.. .,, , J. , , . '1i3ivE:E:5:A:9.:!1i1 J ,, , ' Us ,,.v J! . w e- ' f, vga A 1 2, A 1 ' 21, M, ia - it 1 ' ' v ' ' 5 0 :- W . we Q' F sfllkew Ma' Q 'W gf fzfff' 'Q I' ,f ' 'J s 4 4 K'- Y ig :3.,7- fry , .,LL f Q' ,g , ' . - I , -- mga ,- p wi ' ffm Charlene Kresin Junior Kresin Betty McCune Lois McDysan Sandra McMillan Meda Myers 'ff Q. of , 1 A - y ,g e l 4 . A ' - Johnnie Nelson J J - L Q, J f 4-g f! ' 'f Carol Pottburg x Y y f is f - - 5 Cynthia Rawlings S 's sl'f x A' ly Nancy Roberts A Q nA n, af- Vaughn Shamburg S y y Sandra Shehi. A ' t V f Laura Sporleder l'1'l J p uff - l'e x 1 A at 1 George Stephens t h ' t 'J J J ik- J Robert Stillwell 'Q-'Q h y hVh J 1,3253 Sharon Studer T y3:: 1yy5!5 Judd Thierolf y Y y 4. ..,,'t Ronald Tonne r ev Della vanpeit QNot Picnuredy V J , Larry VanPelt 1 llsnln I, ' Gene Wetere lene ' Zfs J l l ,.,. J Y Lam' Watts lll .nnnl J 1 50YCe White Charlotte Williams lssss J nl Mi . LX AQ --' 'f Judy Williamson H h Betty Jean Wood V 'X M4545 5 MASS cuss or ess Guiding this class through the 1952-53 school year were Theodore Wiebe, Helen Gillmore, Phyllis Struble and Frank Carpenter. .fs Karen Allphin Robert Annan Ben Barber James Barrett Charlotte B inger rin r , ,J w an ii .,,., , L io ' s 2' +1 me .. z 3 2 v Q . W . ,Higgs K ,C s if W , A fi J K I J x ,F .-I, J ,L h. K , ' ' ' ' ' pp- i H am 4 4 A nz ,k.. .ibn H 4 in ki 'Qld- . ' 'U , K 2'- ic atara rta. 3 it s : r't J ,t t H A -fl if ,-V ' I 3. . V A H S2 - y 'V , J gM1 -- y Jerry Broadbent r, ' , ., Vitt Charles Brown I 'tnne ffg. I H J Larry Chartier , 1 Carol Clark , .r,tt Lyndal Creitz I ,, mV.V Judy Farrand ' X B, X - Donna Field , i -if A,. Phyllis Fobes , X if A, i I ' ' Nancy Gaskill n Q 1 lflif- :-x1 K A fag Q-'ffl sf 9 .1- , I 1 1 X 7 ,.... fo- . Richard Grater f Barbara Griffith JV Clinton Gray fNot Picturedj ' Kay Hackett X Darryl Harrison Julia Henderson Helen Hull Larry Hyman Gwen James Gordon Jones Patty Jones Teddy Jones Linda Jordan Janet Knarr Jimmy Lynch Arden Malsbury HHSHMA MASS IH SB Meet the newest members Of the halls of Troy . Officers who served the freshmen class this year: flseft to Rightj John Simmons, Kay Hackett and Ronald McCune. ZZ ' te rr f J N A 5 A l 3 y f gr J J J C ' J ocile Mastin t '4Q ' J , 5 it g Char les Meloy 1 4 or y ' 'Q ' Darry Melton J J . f Q. Roger Micheis J y Q 42' ii ,A , ry 115 V . 'ji ' . ' Carolyn Miller ' ..l 2- K PM rllrr J C C Gloria Miller ' A f1 ,gf . Ellen Morrell J 1 W. ' W 'L J A Larry Mccuntock y J' , ng g ff s 9 g,y -'vu 'A M Shirley McCollough ' g ' .l.r , g E W Q 1. Alice Mccune A KZ ,,,g K , Viizxtk 5, vkir ,V .,,, 2. kk LH:-15,5i?l!iV frky Hi n Ronald McCune - ' 1 g , - hhhA Gordon McMillan in e f rro ro P J' . . 'I--as . , r , flrrr Q az Y ,,.r ,- N 'E 2 - M , or fill D1X16 Newell 'f L A A John Nienstedt ' W V' J Y I .r,' mihjz im' Ronald Nye Q , V ix J -4 4 3, 4 eg Gayle Peterson M ':iJ5lE.i' rr rrr fi M r'rr 5 W Wayne Peterson it if 5' , C, Nancy Pottberg x ggi, ' , J 1 ' S V , 3' Dewey Pounds ylz, ley g g Patricia Powell W rlyli J I rl 1 JCJC ' f Georgia Reist y - g C V, Le Roy Specm A J J Jeanne Spratlen e I W V J -f J A Ronald stouffer if I - I A P J Diane Street , r . Y- C e g -2 Judy Swain 'E-'Xi ' i .z q Larry Walker f ' ,Q ' - rr C u .'. , J 1 A - A Dan Wesselowski y L, y 3 Katherine White my f J Mary Young C I. A S S lil'i . MASS Ill 56 We welcome to our fold Each freshman girl and boy Freshmen sponsor: Miss Phyllis Struble, Mrs. Clyde Larnpert Mr. Clinton Hill and Mr. Robert Harrison. 23 KEYHIIH American History during 5th hourg Foods class at 3rd hourg Study Hall and Library at 5th hourg Advanced Typewr iting 3rd hourg Chemistry lab class during 6th hour. ,gn-ll 2 'ii' ,f m...sw wsu . Woodworking class during 5th hourg instructor Mr. Miller Junior High Physical Education class at 6th hour, advisor Mr. Applebeeg Shorthand First Year, 6th hour teacher Miss Bollmang Biology during Miss Strub1e's lst. hour classg English class of Freshmen, Mrs. Lampert, teacher. IHANCES p , . 6 . . i. . .W rx Q 'Egg' 1 .3 fs f :X if F Mk I-IM-. 'ao 2 iii gg 1 - wa, Q.. Q -figy Z - lik , .. MXHW . . ww' Q L if ,fi A l 'ff-,BW ,qw . . .F bi .-.. U . ,,m.W. -.,. .L.. ,.,..f, f,L, ., , . , 1 ' . were , 3,1 - 7 r QQRAMWQM .-! r 1.- . .. is ' NY r. 1 2 W .xxx . ?3g, ,0- , 'JH M in s ' s J 4 N' ,, ax' JN I 1 I fb. - afw:4'g W ...y A rn H 'sf K E his W W .4 AA 1 .A ' .2 V - --.' -1 .- .gzf si QE! M. F Q.. ie L.' 'W' 'i bw? 1 i NL ,X fig ' , its rm - . sfre,e?wwa, Seen .fvia . a W L1 1 ' ' 'T F' . 4-3' , .2 2 m, 1 i I '- f f? ih -'1'b 1. 1 s f . r - M991 f aQwNQmwwe 4awmQ4QflawQaeWfw it 'if L k . ,. L I J ff ii' . as In I ' S3 ff-f ' W' sawwwn ' 1 sewg' new :2 eswwvhwa Q 5- ,AL..1 M A F m f ' ' RK k l: iris 1 ' ': ' ,H ziisifzga. lr. - QQQQ .s. VgW3i5 L. fy, ' I. Just us kids. 2. The twins. 3. Can this be Earl? 1 .4 4. Ohl Curt. It can't be that bad. 5. Bathing beauties ' M L , F31 Gaskill and Donahoo. 6. Contain yourself Brownie. F ' 7. Mr. Football. 8. Plum worn out. 9. Roy Dalel H I iiil- ci Fancy meeting you here. IO. Freshmen smile at birdie. - f ' ag - II. Have you shaved 1ate1y?'2. The three Mastins. Wm 3a 3... 13. Boys! Boys! lt's just the queen. I4. Having trouble fellas? 15. Ed himself. I6. Going my way? I7. ' Playmates. 18. Meet the cheerleaders. 19. New Caroll 20. Reporter Sharnburg's favorite subject. 21-22. Sisters-now and then. 23. HiFe11asl 24. Arden's last talk. 25. Tomgirl. 26. Mr. Woods at work. 27. Now Richard, it isn't really that strong. 28. Up-side- down. 29. Charnie and Glenie. 30. Iohn's feelings are hurt. 31. Way up high. 32. How about a ride? 33. Whoopeeeel We won. 34. Down the hatch. 35. The gangsters. 36. Ir. -Sr. gab session. 37. Meet the facu1ty's Mrs. 38. Maestro Roquet. 39. Don't be shy Harry. 40. Ianicel Don't get so excited. 41. Queen Loyce. 39' 2127- s, iigxlx g iw 31. 'Wi .1-rafqi ' W .ga -5553 L- . f- ' ig... ---.. , I Y E555 ., Q i Y , 1 , . 3 E ? C if s E 5 F E 5 E sf E H 5 5 5 5 2 Q E1 S K ii 5 3 ? Z? 5 ? Q 9 5 -Q X L. s ? E 1 4 fs Q Fi E ii S 5 5 , ,, ,, , , , , , ,Q ne .neaxba ' 0961, ' 3, . mg to 0 L- C l L. Co asyet. t is cavght H351 G1Xlw-ZWXSXRST Rojacxaelt' B-QT? EOWS' C - e , - , e, , it 1-T eenqigxiwi M' ii- w1nbiui'tCDRSfixLM' agen 'Y 6 SEB mve' ' gmc ' ' E- m. 9' THOSE -ns, NHS' La YHVES' N' gendetsonf jane Qutma D Hasxu C- WN aid D' circle 'S ' Ynaie' C. Gu ' W 6116 A- 9' ROW Ome- SECONU A B- we Pottbew' an The Y-Teen club, 105 strong, carried out a very active program this year.. Throughout the year they held a big- little sister picnic, father-daughter supper, mother-daughter banquet and heart sisters at Valentines. They also sponsored WPA QWomen Pay Alljweek and a Y-Teen-Hi-Y Cabinet supper. Five girls attended Camp Bide-a-wee and Z0 the fall conference. Officers were: president, Jane Dunham, vice-president, Marletta Jorgensen, secretary, Loyce Cheatham, and treasurer, Donna Haskins. 28 0 , Kes LEQT TOM. 305566506 66655 xo gxmkxam, attxsh' . of Ma K0 X' G 9 ygawn' Y-IH S Sponsors for the club were Miss Helen Gillmore and Mrs Clyde Lampert. llllll PURPIISI To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share his love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Girls rush to reg- ister so that they can participate in WPA Week. V Y-Teen members and their dads are busy eating at the Dad -Daughter Supper. Mothers were guests of their daughters at the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. 29 Don Smyth, Hi-Y sec- retary, reads a hilarious story at the Hi-Y-Y Teen supper. si XS NW' t J' Bo XS 'den YD gig! S1 He FIN f?g2B,L,5'5 ?re ad SponSO11YE'y Carrying out their program of service activities the Beloit Hi-Y Club contributed to C.A.R.E. , Inc. , Y. M. C.A. World Service Fund, March of Dimes, Red Cross, and the Community Hospital Drive. The organization had a candidate chosen for governor at the Hays Pre-Legislative Conference. Five delegates attended the Model Legis- lature in Topeka, and Arden Treaster defeated as a candidate for governor, was elected Chief Justice. PICTURED BELOW ARE LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Mastin, B. Jones, I. Beardmore, L. VanPe1t, Mr. Miller, sponsor, K. Shamburg, L. Wills, M. Miller, A. Treaster, J. Culp, D. Zimmerman, Mr. Finney, sponsor, D. Briney, J. Grecian, and D.. Smyth. Boys board Trojan bus for District conference at Salina, February 16, 1953 Fathers and Sons enjoy mixer. Annual Watermelon Feed honoring new members of Hi-Y club, September 11, 1952. Mr. Chestnut welcomes boys at Fall Training Conference. T . hls is our P Cp Clu b s ,,-1- I Whose S . Our t plrit b And xii? Costs lot 1 ' s of Yellg, the :Z- y reall C Y U 1 ar t comes to 9 S u Prerne K CHEERLEADERS , YXCTURED ABOVE WERE: Santee Cheatham, Dotlnda Meats. Ve,tXe.e XN axson, Maw X'XoXXawaX1 , and Cauox Youbevg. X952-53 OEPXCESLS, PXCTURED BELOW WERE: Phyhis Suubxe, sponsovg Barbara Kexhcart, secretary -tteasutet1Eetty 'heasmec vice-pteskdemg and Chadene Y-awX1ng,s, Qcesldent. 32 The sophomore, junior and senior members, respectively, form the letters B,H, and S, while the freshmen form a circle showing that they are the newest members in the club. Above, Trojans create enthusiasm at a pep rally. The pictures below are scenes from the box supper, sock hop, and Christmas party. ff'-Awww iawffffwfywfwfvsq .l,, Mmwmfwm..:w:gns.mmau-,v1.,wmumn-mf-evgsvna: ,xx--:am-. ,,,,,-ma lirrw-:vnu ' xr, 4 The F.F.A. is a national organization of, by, and for boys studying agriculture. Beloit was one of the first twelve chapters in Kansas to get its charter. Kansas joined the organization in 1928 as the sixteenth member, and Beloit joined in 1929. A specific aim or purpose ofthe F.F.A. is given with each picture. The first aim is to develop competent, aggressive,rural and agricultural leadership. The officers ofthe this year were left to right: Frank Carpenter, adviser, Donald Hauptli, reporter, Darrell Hosler, vice-president, Larry Hewitt, president, Richard Ernzen, secretaryg Ron McKinnie, treasurer. Z. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work. President Larry Hewitt who made State Farmer this year, and sponsor Frank Carpenter,are shown talking to the Junior and Senior mem- bers. The boys in this group are: Norman Creitz, Ron McKinnie tState Farmerl, Don Hauptli, Richard Ernzen, Darrell Hosler, Dennis Helmbrecht, Larry Plymire, .Tim Slate, Yale Gentry, Arnold File, Kenny Adams, Bob Kennedy, Kim Remus, Max Albert, Larry Heiman, Earl Engelbert, Don Zimmerman, Karl Williams, Jim Kennedy Lawrence McDysan, Loren Brown, Arden Treaster, and Don Smyth. Learning To Do Doing To Learn Earning To Live Living To Serve A 34 3. To develop character, train for useful citizenship and foster patriotism. Freshmen e 10 and Sophomore members shown above are: Ed Dunigan, Darrell Fulhage, Wayne Huggins, 'C1'Qat' U06 Larry VanPelt, Bill Bean, Larr MCCIUIIOCR, Ronald Tonne', Gordon McMillan, Darr 1 8111 5.01 Y Y 4. To V rtakings. aware- Harrison, Ronald Nye, Ronald Stouffer, Junior Kresin, Freddie Chapman, Ronald grade 3 TWC - CLS McCune,,Richard Reidel, Robert Stillwell, Bobb Johnson, Jer Broadbent, and Larr my K Oi Q me Y YY Y WOT rovei-Q69 pter' 5 Yr here- Walker. - 'aa 3 1639 oi the C these 2: 5' To Que Wai' Y ef Parfici , , eaf fOr-tg, T Pate In thy5 Y ' he bo Coope . A calves feed Dec YS enjoyed ratrve 1017 ember 15 a furke 91826 vide and 60633, 1 ck 9170 i fxlfa . B 3 6- To ment 0. , Nadine banana develop mvmes and C are . flax- ac Crette' Xowaxl W . 6 eauo Y arm aol gk T Xa 1953, Y cr ho-530 Mar haxlra sr-135 C. 5 and annllax 7 dev ' To e P1- elopfhe ncoufa RaWX1Ug :L the aiteod ents' a - 0 Ut ge ' graph Off , the Lar S and esndlviduatnbel-S lt P fa If 'I t fl Y V' bli ap he ls SW. anpelt . Shfhent Q1 1113 ls i P10 - S110 H fal- Ject Wn bel lh- - o VV Officers: president, Donald Zimmerman, vice-president, Jim Culp, secretary, treasurer, Darry Melton. Sllllll llillll The Student Council leads our school, Solves our problems and sets the rule. The members of the Student Council were: Steve Muck, Jim Kulp, Jim Lynch, Margie Roquet, Parthene Street, Richard Rypma, Earl Engelbert, John Williams, Harry Annan, Don Zimmerman, Darrell Fulhage, Judy Williamson, Gene Waters, Betty McCune, Laura Bowers, Norman Creitz, Nancy Pottburg Dee Ann Daniels, Charlene Rawlings, Roberta Minges, Linda Jordan, Dixie Newell, Margaret Wilson, Darry Melton, and Vaughn Shamburg. and Junior High Senate shown as they present the Muck. A scene from the All School Partyprogram on Saint Patrick's Day. 36 lill President Donald Zimmerman President Cathy Barber are 5264. 78 collected for the Polio Fund to County Chairman Dalton I . I I I 1 I I I I I f I r I I I I I I I I E I 4 I I I I I I E 2 F 3 Q K I e E I E . If 4 i w I 6 5 Q 1 5 5 2 I 4 S a J 5 E 1 I -I I 5 4 H I ...- - 1. ,:,..,.f,.v..,',.1 ,MVN-.-. M. rv lv f ,H ,X--.--I Q.. If U -KQJJ wwf ,- ay-.,, v- 4.-I 1 in 'Aww 1, .1 Y ,Af-may ,U ,- v My gf, wf7,.,,.g .M ,S Af - .-,.- -wr M. - I 1 BA IIA IHIIHIHISIRA Through their many and varied activities the band and orchestra have kept a busy pace throughout the year. Starting with the Mitchell County Fair in August and going through the school year with such events as a new and different show at each home football game, a mass concert with the Concordia high school band, and the Chamber of Commerce activities: Halloween Party, Christmas Opening, Annu Banquet Meeting, Farm and Home Week, the band has had a busy schedule. They also played for the Elks Club Santa Claus parade, the invitation basketball tournament, all home basketball games, and a pre-festival and spring concert. The orchestra played for the junior and senior plays, Drum Majors: Donna Gaskill and Cynthia Ross Twirlers: Shirley Hull, Gloria Miller, Nancy Pottberg, Nancy Hull, Dee Ann Daniels, and Nancy Gaskill. al Messiah, the pre festival and spring concerts, and commencement. Band and orchestra officers this year were: Roberta Minges, presidentg Burton Brewer, vice- president, Cynthia Ross, secretary-treasurer. Under the directorship of Mr. Tice, these two organizations have successfully completed a balanced program of activities for the year. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cynthia Rawlings, Pat Fobes, Deanna Brooks, Barbara Kethcart, Marlene Hire, DeeAnn Daniels, Roberta Minges, Margie Roquet, Phyllis Fobes, and Mildred Gray. SECOND ROW: Dewey Pounds, Charles Meloy Mary Walton, Beverly Henderson, Joyce White, Shirley Hull, Ethel Morrell, Joyce Slaven, Dotty Scraper, Don Hauptli, and Darry Melton. THIRD ROW: Jack Henderson, Don Zimmerman, Burton Brewer, David McDonald, Larry Walker, Richard Ernzen, Larry Griffin, Raymond Logan, Bill Ackors, Max Miller, and Jim Beardmore. LAST ROW: Shirley Morrell, Louise McDill, Gloria Briney, Louise Cooper, Glenda Parrish, Mary Hollaway, Nancy Roberts, Sandra McMillan, Joyce Jones, Sharon Koch, Rose Ann Steiger, Sandra Koch, and Judy Williamson. MIXED IIHIIRIIS ET1j0Yil'1g another full year of music activities has been the Mixed Chorus under the direction of Miss Gaston. More than 500 students participated in the league choral clinic held in Beloit on November 17 with Clayton Krehbiel, assistant professor of music education at Kansas University, directing the students of six schools in a mass concert. The Mixed Chorus received a highly superior rating in the district contest at Concordia on April 10-ll. The annual presentation of the Messiah and the spring concert rounded out the year's act-1 ivities. Q FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Williams, Donna Haskins, Janice Cheatham, Kathleen Studer, Cynthia Rawlings, Verlee Watson, DeeAnn Allphin, Betty McCune, Carol Hackett, and Keith Shamburg. SECOND ROW: Marlene Caselman, Loyce Cheatham, Ronelda Brown, Joann Eller, Donna Binkley, Carolyn Guard, Marilyn Holloway, Sharon Studer, Vonda VanPelt, Betty Treaster, Janet Jones, and Dorothy Henderson. THIRD ROW: Jim Grecian, Curtis Norris, Judd Thierolf, Steven Muck, Charles Wickham, Leslie Toburen, Dan Moss, Earl Engelbert, Jim Culp, Arden Treaster, and Robert Stilwell LAST ROW: Gloria Tice, Frances Kadel, Nadine Black, Marietta Jorgensen, Charlene Rawlings, Sandra,Morissette, Jane Dunham, Laura Bowers, Anita Fulhage, Dorinda Mears, Sharon Gaskill, Della VanPelt, and Charlene Kresin. Cornet Trio no. l Cornet Trio no. Z French Horn Trio Flute Trio Trombone Trio Brass Sextet B0 HSI Clarinet Quartet I SEMBHS Mixed Ensemble Octet Girls Trio Double Sextet P E 5 a I I i i I i s X F 5 a E i l Q 1 l 5 i i 4 i 1 I 3 Q 1 i 5 Q F s E ! ? E 4 . 3 L X i C ! Q 2 F 1:31 991 'ifVKRziB zHSk1b Vil3C7SK'iMEiil3Il 'li92v7.Jl.3'5l,22:3?3i'1f'2IZ!ll7'1'zUl'f5 ,T'5 4,KH'WA!'J Jr'wzlMJ,.lMmW1fhnlKnw: mmsav,4.nvmm-1-v fm. Jam- -.Wm-.. ,,..1f-,............w... M-.aww .---.-- - 1 The Senior class presented a three- act farce, Spring Fever by Glen Hughes. The following cast portrayed the lives of typical college students, under the direction of Alma Morrison: Howard Brant . . . Ed Burns . Vic Lewis . Lou Herron . Mrs. Spangler . Anne Purcell Vivian George . Henry Purcell. . Phoebe Purcell . Maude Corey . . . Professor Virgil Bean Dr. Dixon .... . .Keith Shamburg . .Arden Treaster Donald Zimmerman . . Verlee Watson . .Glenda Parrish . Marilyn Holloway . . Dorinda Mears . Franklin Mastin . Margie Roquet . . Gloria Tice . . Leslie Toburen . Charles Wickham Sl Illll PlAY 42 The junior class presented a four- act comedy, Little Women by Marian De Forest adapted from the story by' Louise M. Alcott. It was the story of a family of four girls, Jo, Beth, Amy and Meg portraying their many ex- periences. The cast was as follows: Mr. March . . . Ron McKinnie Mrs March . . Dee Ann Daniels Meg . . . . .Joyce Slaven P Jo . . . Cynthia Ross Beth . . Shirley Morrell Amy .... . .Mary Walton Aunt March . . . Janet .Tones Mr. Laurence . . . .David McDonald Laurie . . . . . Darrell Hosler Professor Bhaer . . Burton Brewer John Brooke .... . Roger Pruitt Hannah Mullett ..... Carol Hackett The play was under the direction of Alma Morrison. Ju lun mv gr 43 it i iitiwi i W X Verlee Watson, Betty Treaster, Dee Ann Daniels and Glenda Parrish go dramatic in presenting, Bond Between . fly!!! Arden Treaster, Nadine Black, Dorinda Mears, Keith Shamburg, Loyce Cheatham and Anita Ful- hage enjoy a hearty breakfast during their performance of, Why I Am A Bachelor . This play received a II rating at the district speech festival. ll E-MII PlAYS sown unwm Charlene Rawlings, David McDonald and Leslie Toburen as they were during a confusing scene of, Red Carnations . 1 1 Q 1 S Z E 4 5 5 5 5 r 4 5 if 2 4 fi W W z I w if x tx 3 ff sf ii QQ n r 3 3 '45 gf ga ,M 4 f ii 35 .-..1-.mmw.:.MNA-f-'-H- n-f..- ff, M,i,.1,.v.rM-1:--M -qui 1-Lv.-f.rH..fN,.nwfp1f..v n .Nw-n,1,n, gfwqi- vw ., NU 1...,,,-- W-- M.. .M ,-...A,.x,. .., . ,.. A, , mn ..,N..,. . . .. ., , , Hlllilliil Loyce Cheatham, daughter ofM1'. and Mrs. C.H. Cheatham, was crowned 1952-53 football queen, at the homecoming game between Marysville and Beloit. Loyce has participated in many school activities, and has been an honor student throughout her high school years.Her friendly has won her many lasting friends. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mears, Dorinda Mears was a 1952-53 football attendant. Dorinda has participated in both class plays, has been active in Pep Club as cheerleader, for three years, and has taken part in many music activities. One of the I952'53 football attendants was friendly and attractive, Kathleen Studer, daughter of Mrs. Albert Studer. Kathleen has been a member of the Pep Club, Y-Teens, and music groups. She has also served the school well, as a co-editor of the I952-53 yearbook. Miss Marilyn Holloway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Holloway was queen for the 1953 basketball season. Marilyn is active in student council, pep club, music, and officer of the senior class. As a member of the royalty, Margie Roquet daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roquet, was an attendant to the basketball queen. Margie has been active in all the school activities. She has been a member of the student council, pep club, and Y-Teens. Roberta Minges, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Minges, was an attendant to the 1953 basketball queen. Roberta has taken part in music activities, pep club, and Y-Teens. She has a friendly smile, a good disposition, and her nick- name is Bobbie. BASKHBAll RHAYS Queen Pat Fobes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fobes, was honored as Relays Queen of 1953. Pat has taken part in many of the school activities and has a smile and friendly disposition that has won her many friends. Patty will be attending the State College at Manhattan, at the close of her high school. Attending the queen, was Nadine Black, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Black. Nadine has been a class officer, a member of the pep club, Y-Teens, and student council. She was also crowned the 1952-53 Farmerette. Verlee Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Watson, also was an attendant to the queen. 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Smith Center 7 40 J ,- 'ff3,,-uf, 1 'Lincoln 6 13 'iAlL: Tf.'i- '4'if:3,': 1'.3Lgx,.., 'ind icates N. C. K. L. games ' Ig? . - '. Wai'-I s. ' f 1 H I . v, .:.:. , ..l I , 1 ,pu . E 9.lu..v.-1.3.5.2l-q'sx.x.:L.5,'.Q:Ef.,2ex:fk Lrg-'T. . -' - , ' P. 1 r Q5 1 l LEFT TO RIGHT: r Assistant Coach, Lane Head Coach, Harrison K 'th Sh b el am urg Assistant Coach, Hill Jerry McGhay Earl Engelbert Loren Brown ' . . '1 . 4 1-ly V Z1-' , . . . . 5. -n..,'!-'r3.-'mriii-.-.M .. --'- ' ' ' ' .....-1:1 ' pu ss'-1-.x, ,.-of. 1,--1-a I . . . - . , s in V. 'ff '. u-3 5 ':. ' -- T .41 .x.,1.' M - '-13-51. s Q Z':,'a- 5 ' 1:41 .. .I napa' , 0. ,n-iff-1 S ' .' ri . u... .'f,' , . na.. ,'.f- , . , .. . ... ,-',j.- f - :J ,rp .' r if 'v' 'I ' gr. nf.: 'vt 0 Q, n ,. .1 U - 31 . 5-. 1 .saw .- - .g- '-.- .- . Ken Adams BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Loren Brown, Les Toburen, Jerry McGhay, Dan Moss, Earl Engelbert, Arden Treaster, Frank Mastin, and Keith Shamburg. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Smyth, Don Zimmerman, Steve Muck, Jim Kulp, Charles Wickham, Ron McKinnie, Delmar Briney, Kenny Adams, Roy Strawn. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Principal E.M. Chestnut, Bob Harrison, John Lane, Max Miller, Raymond Logan, Dick Caraway, and Clinton Hill. Q9 fig? , , TRUJANS ill HH! THIRD Having a successful season, with five wins and four losses, the Beloit X: oi gym' 46:8 15? -No. - Viggo 08,0 c 009 dp Trojans were the only team in the North Central Kansas League to defeat the league champions , Minneapolis. The Trojans beat Minneapolis in their first league game of the season, I3 to 0. Beloit finished the season tied with Lincoln and Marysville for second in the N.C.K.L. X960 s 5, 'il 259 XX 906 so ooo Oo xefrd C3960 ,B x LEFT TO RIGHT IN THE LINE: Arden Treaster, Earl Engelbert, Ken Adams, Charles Wickham, Loren Brown, Jim Kulp, and Steve Muck. IN THE BACK- FIELD LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Huggins, Jerry McGhay, Keith Shamburg, and Delmar Briney. 51 f.:f.wfms.n. - , .4,. -, .. ,..,. ' -A , .. , f . . V ' rss 1 F... K i 7, S' fff:1 wsizaaf ifflffl :I Miililigiifilw, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vaughn Shamburg, Jim Haigh, Bill Bean, Darrell Fulhage, Jim Beardmore, Stuart Frew, Jim Lynch, Danny Wesselowski, and Coach Clinton Hill. SECOND ROW: Ronald McCune, Larry Chartier, Larry Plymire, George McCollough, Bob Johnson, Robert Annan, Larry McClintock, and Ted Jones. THIRD ROW: Darrell Emmot, Richard Grittman, Wayne Huggins, George Stephens, Robert Grater, James Barrett, Paul Gengler, Darry Melton, and Gordon McMillan. RESERVE A IIJII lllli HIGH SUUAIIS B TEAM RECORD JUNIOR HIGH TEAM RECORD Town Beloit Opponent Town Beloit Opponent Downs I 3 o Minneapolis 33 21 Minneapolis 6 I3 Osborne 20 Mankato 20 0 Concordia 20 Osborne 21 I2 Downs 27 7 Lincoln 7 I3 Belleville I3 22 Concordia 6 I3 Smith Center 25 7 Smith Center 53 o FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rodney Fuller, Dale Wilcox, Dan, Edwards, Larry Wagner, Warren Wickham, Tim Wesselowski, Ronald Alberts, Jim Beu, Jerry Boettcher, Larry Golladay, Ronnie Mastin. SECOND ROW: John Overley, Jim Gengler, Darrel Brown, Johnny Boyd, Kenny Chapman, Don Stephens, Eddie Shamburg, Roger Giddings, Dale McKenney, J. D. Snedden, Larry Gaskill. THIRD ROW: Bill Hicks, Robert Tripp, David Muck, Ernest Melton, Jack Spratlen, Robert Henderson, Noel Gengler, Donnie Bliss, Richard Carrico, Bob Haigh, Dennis Way, and Coach Gail Applebee. 7 O i 192' ffm' 1.1 r ff? x E, 2:5 pus , Q 2 Q. ' 5 r-.4 ,, ,ww .vm ! I 511 V BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Ernzen, Vaughn Shamburg, Eddie Dunigan, Jim Grecian, Wayne Huggins, Larry Van Pelt, Ray Logan. MIDDLE ROW: Curtis Maag, manager, Jim Kulp, Steve Muck, Ron McKinnie, Harry Annan, Les Toburen, Curt Norris. BACK ROW: George Stephens, Allan Caskill, Keith Sharnburg, Frank Mastin, Max Miller, Darrell Fulhage. - Under the capable coaching of Clint Hill, the Beloit Trojans won 13 games and lost 12. They placed fourth in the league be- hind Minneapolis, Marysville, Belleville. They won the district tournament and took third in the regional. The B-Team Won ll games, while dropping only 6 games. Mr. Hill was assisted by John Lane, assistant coach, and Curtis Maag, manager. League Record: Beloit-383 Lincoln-46 3 Beloit-503 Belleville- 654 Beloit-65g Concordia-48g Minneapolis-545 Beloit-483 Beloit- .543 Marysville-565 Beloit-575 Lincoln-47g Beloit-57g Marysville- 655 Beloit-435 Belleville-60g Beloit-593 Concordia-535 Beloit-60, Minneapolis-80. Captain Lee Toburen receiving the first place district trophy from Mr. Chestnut. w+mwwfxva:w1il--is' W wwww- ww-ff-w,wfw'vww-w--w- x'ib'--f 1-M-+-fm Providing a lot of excitement through the season with its close games, the freshmen squad enjoyed a successful season. Pictured left to right are: G. Jones, L. McClintock, J. Simmons, D. Melton, B. Barber, L. Chartier, D. Wesselowski, D. Harrison, J. Lynch, R. McCune, and T. Jones. HHSHMAN AND .Ill Illll HIGH IIAIJEHS FRESHMEN TEAM RECORD JUNIOR HIGH TEAM RECORD Town Beloit Opponent Town Beloit Opponent Belleville 39 30 Belleville I4 24 Minneapolis 39 52 Minneapolis 44 24 C oncord ia 34 38 Glasc o 37 26 Minneapolis 35 47 Lincgln 37 18 Marysville ' 29 57 C one Ord ia 43 24 Belleville 45 47 Minneapolis 34 31 COIlCOI'd ia 24 Marysville 8 Clay Center 50 23 Belleville 23 26 Mankato 41 38 Glagco 39 25 Lincoln 38 47 Belleville fo. TJ 32 30 Concordia 24 37 Concordia 5 28 16 Lincoln 37 24 Coming home from the Belleville tournament with the first place trophy, the Junior High Squad completed one of its most impressive records with ten wills and only two losses. Out in front of the team is Manager Mike Smith. In the first row is pictured left to rightg D. Underwood, J. Boettcher, J. Gengler, E. Sharnburg, I. Linder, I. Beu, L. Golladay, R. Mastin, J. Overly, and D. File. In the second row are pictured: Coach Applebee, T. Wesselowski, D. Muck, L. Gaskill, D. Bliss, J. Boyd, J. Collins, R. Giddings, J. Spratlen, D. McKenney, R. Henderson, A. Crider, N. Gengler, D. Stephens, K. Chapman, D. Way, G. Gray, and B. Smith. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. McGhay, L. Toburen, F. Mastin, K. Shamburg, D. Moss, D. Smyth and E. Engelbert. SECOND ROW: L. Plymire, D. Briney, I. Culp, R. Logan, L. Heiman, L. Hewitt, S. Muck, S. Frew, M. Miller, and G. McCollough, THIRD ROW: V. Shamburg, R. Tonne, I. Grecian, G. Stephens, B. Johnson, B. Bean, D. Fulhage, W. Huggins, J. Kresin, and D. Emmott. LAST ROW: Coach Harrison, R. McCune, T. Jones, J. Barrett, D. Melton, J. Lynch, L. McClintock, B. Barber, D. Wesselowski, L. Chartier, and Coach Lane. The Trojan track team under coaching of Robert Harrison opened the season by winning a five school meet April 1, and a six school meet April 9. Winning third in the Stockton Meet on April 14, the team went on to win six points at the K. U. Relays. The thirteenth annual Beloit Relays held April 24 found Norton taking first in Class A and Palco in Class B. The N.C.K.L. meet record: Marysville 97, Concordia 57. 1, Minneapolis 55. I, Beloit 52. 7, Lincoln 16, Belleville IO. I. TRACK CO-CAPTAINS Don Smyth and Earl Engelbert Trojan netmen won second place in league play behind Minneapolis under the coaching of Clinton Hill. Making up the squad were: S. Muck, H. Donahoo, L. VanPelt, A. Gaskill, C. Maag, G. Waters, and B. Gaskill. Lincoln won the league golf championship on their own course, with Beloit taking second place. Serving as host for the State Class A sands greens tournament, Beloit won second inplay. Coached by John Lane, those out for golf were: G. Stephens, D. Zimmerman, G. McCollough, G. Waters, J. Lynch, and I. Grecian. 56 SPRI li SPUIHS f 2 i E 1 Q 1 5 1 I 1 5 i 5 w 1 A i ? 1 3 5 c I s ,c 5 i Y ! fs if 5 fi i' Z :E ff H 5 L, if a , 3 5 2 ai 5 3 I i af 5 lm-in-nm-.vm-V ruff.-ru.-ruff,-1-wvunvp-m,m,-fe -- u wp A -1- my ,fm-,-'Inv ,-,V-my -1 nf- .1-mznw mum-.T ,want an-lmnr nu If My .,f-fx-mf ,qu mum... .W .1 m....., ... ..,M-..-........X....,,....a ..A.....-M. ......-...........-..--W IN THE LOWER PART OF THE PAGE ARE, TOP ROW: V 4 ,gh I. 2' E rw -fit. , . '- 5,12 A '1 A H r 9 . 5 ,V HV' if . .. 'ff'flf55'2, I. : i 1 A 1 .aj f Q1 'H r T5 la I 1 . I. :marrvf ' -2 I sims 1 2,422 1 ' . 5632 15Yf ': 1- Ma- Qfrfft ' .. F' . 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ROW 4: Noel Gengler, Roger Giddings, Shirley Goodeyon, Charlene Grittman, Robert Haigh, Bernadine Heller, Robert Henderson, Bill Hicks, Kay Holloway. liar: A . ,M , g,'fs'frL?fiif- -5 :effigy J V ni sat 25 - . , .' Mg ,, , 4 I 9 .. e . ff 'KW ,s ,fiifsai ra ??5f532!ftf1 !f'?'WZSW'fffimfZi5f5 EIi3m Iii r M52 in I if U A., . F W H '--Im A nb, 1-ta. V., , -a- .. r , .T 54 . -1151-2 r Q,-.H+ ,, ...t fig, an w -ip, f ff! T ' hgh f,,,,:1,,,1a:r.-- . en, if ' 'f ' 1 , 5 M E gf, 5' 5, M 'H 5 as W r ,L ' 1 ,sl 4 F rf' . sfttfifv'-w' i N' 1 4. .gy waz , ,, . 1 n,,sgag,,,f W5 ' n'g ..1wfw ,,,f Mrrglggrw r. xiizzfiiiig 9- , li 8 wr. fQ,,: l lv J! X ,,,..x,.s T ' 11ff1:f,agg1.f: ,, vw. ' if Elf fl - ,iififl-.' .oo,, , V, .. pp Em, . , fit' mE?Er!i1'11. . q!r,,,,,f,fg,rfffmsiffr ' ,, N 4 . al, s r s-,rfysirgifjfr !i 5 : wr ' 1 . -Jn ' Wm as 5 0 mixiilfi if l ,gf Air' f fl if R if wijilrfxi Zffzflizliai, Sally Jones, Dennis Layland, Jerry Linder. 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Wiz, ws A'-rfifwux L 'ffilziarbfiwl filfiw 'is2:if'f:f:,:5fr:' ffsi ' 21355621 grffsigtb mafia? --'ga iff!-ffghip .. . ,,,, 5 'tank W I , A ,L ,L ,,,-,5 ,, . . , .ir . . , , a N . I 5 A A ' T J - - ,, . . , ' - J F 3 :, ,V V, X1 f, .Mi Qin. R it .1 5 my f bl 3555: .k . , N PICTURED ABOVE ARE, TOP ROW: Ronald Albert, Joann Beardmore, Jim Beu. ROW 2: Gloria Behymer, Jerry Boettcher, Lula Brott, Darrell Brown, Kenneth Chapman. ROW 3: Janet Cook, Sonja Cook, Danny Edwards, Rodney Fuller, Larry Golladay, Gerald Gray, Ruth Gray. ROW 4: Connie Heller, Janet Hixenbaugh, Sandra Hutchinson, Arlene Jorgensen, Judy Kent, Frederick Lins, Bernedia Lynch, Patty Maley, Linda Mann. IN THE LOWER PART OF THE PAGE ARE, TOP ROW: Ronnie Mastin, Betty Mears, Sharon McClintock, Jolene'McDill. ROW 2: Shirley Myers, Arlene Nicholson, Mary Nicholson, John Overley, Juliane Pruitt, Ella Reist. ROW 3: Jerry Robinson, Janice Seaman, Eddie Shamburg, Nancy Snedden, John Stewart, Pat Studt, Judy Tripp, Donald Underwood. ROW 4: Larry Waggener, Wanda Watson, Darla Way, Tim Wesselowski, Warren Wickham, Dale Wilcox, Evajean Wilburn, Rosemary Wineinger, Alyce Wines. 1 'A ' J or J . . ' N53 5- .,: ,f,g517ff3Zl?5T', .. , Sigff' I ., . A fff s im' im' 'VV 'fffiifilifill , 5 '2:5fK':5i fig: 'iii :H 'f k '5 1z i ' 5 ..,. ' -'U' s au- it A- ff Q 1 U X O J . K E H , J . .1 ' W 'E N- 1 rv a i r - ,a f t ' -.IL - . ' ff 'ew ' U fl ', ' Gif: .ff f,., W' J .L ,.,,,i,,, M- --.v--.. -- ,- .. :mf-.- : - , ii, -f .W .elif ,- -' fy - , 1: '4 ' , J ' . .. A si., - I ei . . J J is f 1, r . ' .. ,.,, im .g,,.,,,,.,, .- 4 :fi--,iw . V ,s,v,.-A --,, ,ffm fi, 5 H , i 5 -. gd., . --:Jul as , ,eg ,, , ' ..,, ss? ,. '- f :W 1 , , ,-,- ' Wil F5 - wg - a ff W - . ful, ' M59 ' yi fr -'--Mfifeif ,a 13sf,'i f,gffrfq,f.w,, H ,, v M mf ,y--Q:-is-a-.4, ' 1.-si w.. mg-5r5,m. f - J, 5 H ,fngf,,,, , 1-4' xuffiiil My-. 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Everyone enjoyed those dance classes, especially the dance class pany. The big social event of the year was the circus party, April IO. FIRST SEMESTER CHEERLEADERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wanda Watson, Doralie Wehl, Charles Roberts, Betty Mears and SECOND SEMESTER CHEERLEADERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Carolyn Campbell. Mann, Kay Holloway, Bernadine Heller and Rosemary Wineinger femwfms JII Illll HIISH SENATE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha File, Doralie Wehl, Carolyn Campbell, Bernadine Heller, Cathy Barber. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Kent, Kay Holloway, Judith Wills, sponsor, Miss Gritteng Betty Mears, Sharon Ray, Joan Beardmore. Jlll FRONT Row, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Kent, Donnie Stephens, Cathy Barber, Eddie Shamburg, Rosemary Wineinger. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Tripp, Betty Mears, Dale McKemey, Sponsor, Miss Matheisg Carolyn Campbell, Ronnie Mastin. Y-Ill S FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Smith, Donnie Stephens, Earnest Melton, Dale McKemey, Robert Tripp. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Muck, Donnie Bliss, Sponsor, Mr. Applebeeg Jan Collins, Noel Gengler, Roger Giddings. Dee Ann Daniels sings for Jr. -Sr. Banquet Springtime in Paris B. H. S. Pep Band plays for the Pontiac. Relay.. Queen Pat Fobes poses with her attendants. AIIIIVIIIIS Clown Richard Carrico collects paper at Junior High party. Franklin Mastin wins 440 yard dash at Beloit Relays. Girls from B1ue Hawaii dance at Sr. -Jr. Reception. X Choir group sings in Christmas Assembly. 62 I2 x j 79. c if ia 1, .Zi Q Q,-f 1 'S .S - I xy uf, .Y EJ: g XR - ,, .O Nw x K' 'W 4 tttsi S '- at t 1 ii is . gi . ' ' m, - A+! A Q 5 1 ' . - f ',.g ,ax,w ., . xg if? f 'Y' in . 1 I-531,1- filn, QA 'JA' .url Q 7 45, f c , , vit, ,. 41 4, 'r X 1 49 I ?,Yf?5i t ft? I w -a 051 5 Q 1 if b .H , R 1'J1.fy it ., r ,X .Li-.J X k -f-whens If ,Q 1 1 dia .V ry fig 5 X9 1' 'Q '55 Q 'J' ' it Q ,, . 'fr' t S t Qi l 'if tsna F. P hihih i t Lf xi' A . A U Xi Principal E M Chestnut and former B H S coach Sid Smith pose beside Olympic star Bill Hougland. Students play cards at St. Patrick's Day A11-School Party. Jerry McGhay and Carol Pottberg reign as King and Queen at A11-School Party. Trojan Seranaders entertain at Homecoming Dance. Homecoming pep rally forms at downtown intersection. Chief Justice Arden Treaster administers oath at Hi-Y fhb- x Model Legislature. wht Seniors march to Pomp and Circumstance. Franklin Mastin and Glenda Parrish sing at Senior-Day Program. X I , ' - ff 6 i X P k 1 f 1 - , , f ' i - 4 I HW! if ,f-1 pf f V' U 1 i L X ' .rxix f , '? gy' r-iff,-fwfwnwwm-gmwfwwmavzaaaxaueaumxfsa mms-awawmnwmr - W--'We' The Aristocrats f o Song san 1'l on De g i ting melodies cember IO. On April 7, the Petrie Brass Ense b with tw m le entertained o trumpets and a trombone. Dr. Kurt Singer ad dressed stud ents on November 4, on the of being a adventure spy . On October 27 Raymond Bogardus molded clay characters. Raymond Stuhl presented a program of classical music on his 'cello on Oct b O CII. Charles Flurry presented facts about alcohol on October 27 On March ings and his melodious harp pleased the HIZHIMS Poet and author, Vincent Burns 'read h' ' ' zo John I-last stud ents . lS 0l'lgll'l8,1 POEIIIS OH October 13. N 7 in I 3 I I Ss aa fi Q E 5 I 33 is ex ki IIMENIIAII Ui ill IS AUGUST 21 -26 We enroll and get books. SEPTEMBER 1 Labor day-vaction continues. 2 School starts, first meeting of classes. 5 First meeting of B.C.T.A. 9 Ir. Hi. parents learn about program. Il N.C.K.L. meeting at Concordia. 16 Y-Teen 'Big-Little Sister party. I9 Clay Center wins the first football game 18 to 6. 22 Y-Teen, Y-W pot luck dinner. 23 H.S. Teachers curriculum conference. 26 Beloit beats Minneapolis I3-0. 26-27 B.C. T. A. hosts K.S.T. A. zone school. 27 Yearbook conference at Manhattan 29 Trojan B loses to Minneapolis 6-13. 30 I-Ii-Y club host of district conference. OCTOBER I Lyceum-The Stuhls entertain on the cello, and piano. Trojans beats the Belleville Buffalos 33-7. Beloit F.F.A. chapter host leadership school and wins ritual contest. 6 Beloit's B wins over Mankato 20-0. 8 The F. F. A. boys took heir girls for a hayrack ride. Nadine Black was crowned Queen of the event-as Farmerettev IO Beloit lost to Osborne on the one foot line 14-1 3. I3 Beloit's reserves beat Osborne 21 -12. Eight Hi-Y boys go to Hays for district legislative conference. Lyceum-Students enjoy poems of Vincent Burns. I4 Y-Teen club send delegation to conference at Green. I5 Teachers have B.C. T. A. meeting. I7 Marysville's bulldogs beat Beloit 7-O. zo L,incoln's B team beats Beloit's B team I3 to 7. 21 Seniors entertain juniors at reception. 22 We hear the Navy band today. 23 Speech Class presents Good Medicine. 24 Beloit wins from Concordia 7-6. 27 Student council conference at Concordia. 28 Concordia B I3 Beloit B 6. 29 Mr. Wichers shoots students pictures. Hi-Y club holds finance drive. ' 30 Student Council decide in favor of coke machine- Students are happy. 3 6 NOVEMBER 3 Freshmen party in the gymnasium. 4 Lyceum -Dr. Kurt Singer tells of espionage experience. 6-7 Teachers go to K. S.T.A. convention. Students shout for a-vacation. 9- I4 American Education Week. I0 Beloit B team beat Smith Center B 53 to 0. II Parents-Football squad pot luck supper, and program. I2 Jr. Hi. students present Thirty Minutes with Stephen Foster. I4 Beloit lost to Lincoln I3 to 6 in the last game of I7 18 19 24 25 26 the season. N.C.K.L. choral festival held at Beloit. Sophomores go skating at Downs. ' Hi-Y Dad-Son mixer. Band concert with Concordia here. Snow storm cancelled N.C.K.L. dinner and program Snow Storm-no heat, no school. -28 Vacation continous for Thanksgiving. 27 30 Community Concert program. DECEMBER l 2 5 Another B. C. T. A. meeting Pep club box supper Beloit opened B. B. season with a 46-33 win over Mankato. B squad won 60-34. 9-10 Junior class presents Little Women. IO Lyceum-Aristocrats of Song. I2 ClayCenter lost to Beloit 41 -5I.' Beloit B won 44- 36. I3 B.B. clinic - Trojans lose to Chapman 37-48. I5 F.F.A. turkey feed. I5-22 W.P.A. week, Women Pay All. I6 Beloit takes Smith Center 57-63. Beloit B won 46-43 18 Christmas Assembly program. I9 Beloit downed Osborne 58-42. B won 39-19. 22 Y-Teen, WPA party. 23 Coke recess and bunny hop on last day of classes before Christmas Vacation. 24 Ian. 4 Holiday vacation period. 27 Mr. Wiebe becomes a married man. JANUARY 2-3 Lyons wins invitation tournament. Beloit 40- 5 6 Abilene 49: Beloit 57-Russell 73. Freshmen lost at Lincoln 39-52. Jr. Hi. won 42-24. Beloit dropped game to Lincoln 38-46. B outscore Lincoln B 42-36. 9. Belleville takes Beloit 65-50. II Community concert program. I2 13-14 Testi exams, end of semester. I5 We start second semester. I6 Trojans take Concordia 65-48. B squad won 49'48- 20 B.C.T. A. meeting held. B850 students go skating. 21 Y-Teen Dad-Daughter Banquet. 23-24 Ir. Hi. Trojans win and Freshmen lose in tournament at Belleville. 23 Minneapolis Lions beat Beloit 54-48. B's lose 45'46- 27 Osborne Bulldogs lost to Beloit 42-58. B squad won 39-29. 29 Kansas Day Assembly. 30 Marysville Bulldogs beat Beloit 56-54, B. H. S. B's win 44-42. FEBRUARY 3 Beloit Trojans win from Mankato Cougars 74-64. B's win 46-40. 3 Salina High presents popular music program. 5 Bethany College orchestra entertains students. 5-6 Administration go to Kansas City for council II!-ill UAH Ili Hli JS administration. 6 Trojans take Lincoln Leopards 57-47. B squad won 51 -41. IO Marysville Bulldogs beat Beloit 65-57. B squad lost 33-44. II Classes shortened for a Faculty meeting. I3 Beloit was beaten by the Belleville Buffalos 43-60. Beloit B lost 47- 59. I4 F.F. A. boys place in bronze group at poultry judging contest at Miltond ale. 16 Hi-Y club sends delegates to sectional conference at Salina. I7 Many teachers and students see K.U. -K. S.C. game. 20 Beloit wins homecoming basketball game over Concordia 59-53. Marilyn Holloway reigns as queen, attended by Margie Roquet and Roberta Minges. 3 Y.W.C. A. holds tea for Y-Teen girls. 24 Beloit loses to Clay Center 50-57. 24 Igor Gorin, baritone heard in Community Concert. 25 Jr. Hi. students present White Gypsy operetta. 26 Minneapolis cinches NCKL BB championship with 80-60 win over Trojans. Beloit B's win 53-47. MARCH 3 Speech students present One Act play program. 4 Lyceum-Bogardus presents Art of Sculpturing. 4-5-6 Beloit wins over Osborne 68-54, over Belleville 61-44 and over Minneapolis 68-49 to win district tournament. 9 Beloit places 2nd in F.F. A. crops contest at Longford B.C.T. A. meeting. I2-I 3 Beloit lost to Hillsboro 59-62 and won over Minneapolis 69-61 to win consolation trophy in regional tournament. I6 Kilmer gave supper for the athletes. I7 We go to the all school party. Jerry and Carol elected king and queen. 20 John Hastings plays harp in Lyceum program. 23 F.F. A. boys compete in public speaking contest at Riley. 24 N.C.K.L. dinner meeting. 5 Beloit won track meet with Concordia, 113 to 106. Y-Teen Mother-Daughter Banquet. 7 District Speech Festival at Clay Center, Verlee rates I. 28 F.F. A. farm mechanics contest at Clay Centerg Beloit lost golf matches to Concordia. Chorus sings Messiah program. APRIL ' I Beloit wins over Miltondale, Glen Elder, Downs, and St. Johns in track. 3 6 Students out for Easter vacation. 4 Seniors go to Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri? P ir? 7 Rotarians are guests for Petre Ensemble lyceum program and dinner. 9 B.C.T. A. meetings Beloit won track meet over Smith Center, Downs, Glen Elder, Lincoln, and Mankato. 10-I1 Beloit excells at music festival with 22, I ratings I3 Beloit wins F. F. A. dairy judging contest at Abilene. I4 Beloit placed fourth in Stockton track meet. I5 Beloit lost tennis meet to Minneapolis. Columbia Concert Trio presents last Community Concert of year. I6 College and vocational day for Juniors and Seniors I7 Mastin wins 6 points for Trojans at K. U. relays. 18 State speech festival, Verlee wins superior rating. 20 Beloit places 8th in F.F. A. livestock contest at Ellsworth. We won golf match at Lincoln. 23 Trojan band participates in Industrial show. Cynthia Ross elected attendant to Soloman Valley Queen. 22 Beloit-Concordia have tie in Tennis match. 24 13th Beloit relaysg Norton and Palco were winners. Beloit placed 8th. 25 Hays relays, Dan Moss injured. Mastin wins four- forty and broad jump event. State Music Festival, Beloit wins 5 l ratings and I3 Il ratings. 27 Concordia invitation golf meet. 27-28 State F.F. A. judging contest. 28-29 Seniors present Spring Fever 30 Beloit placed second in N.C. K. tennis match at Concordia. 30 Golf meet with Lincoln, Lincoln wins. MAY 1 N.C.K.L. track meet won by Marysville, Beloit wins fourth. Jr. -Sr. Banquet Springtime in Paris. 4 YWCA 8: Y-Teen installation services. F.F. A. Parent-Son Banquet. N.C.K.L. golf at Lincoln, Lincoln takes first, Beloit second. 7 B.C.T.A. picnic 8-9 Regional meet at Hays with Mastin, McGhay, and miller qualifying for State meet. Spring music program. 9 Senior parents entertain Seniors at Square Dance party. 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