Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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S E 1-L . E,L: A ,, , .I 'lLLL ' eiov W: , i K ' Q-.4 ,, ,', I X, , V f- .iff DELMAR BRINEY IIM KULP President Vice-president The Hi-Y with 90 members had a very prosperous year under the leadership and guidance of Mr. Ed Miller and Mr.a Vernon Nyhoff. Five boys represented BHS at Model Legislature in Topeka this year, they were: Max Miller, Jim Grecian, Vaughn Shamburg, George Stephens and Larry Hewitt. Max Miller was chosen Justice of the Supreme Court during the session. ' 9 'ri 1' ii . 5. S V if--1 L.. HM GRECIAN Secretary GEORGE STEPHENS Treasurer The Watermelon feed held in September of this year is an annual occurence and its purpose is to let the freshmen get acquainted with the other Hi-Y members. The Hi-Y held a Dad-Son Mixer on November 18 and had -for its speaker Mr. Sid Smith of McPherson. This year the club played host to over 120 boys who came to attend the yearly Sectional Conference. THE HI- Y CABINET FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Delmar Briney, Jim Kulp, Jim Grecian, George Stephens. MIDDLE ROW: Larry Van Pelt, Allan Gaskill, Leroy Specht, Junior Kresin. THIRD ROW: Mr. Miller, Larry Plymire, Steven Muck, Darry Melton, Mr. Nyhoff, Z 6 .........rm., 1. ..,.i.4a..,....m....,,.i, ........,.,.

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Y-Teens and their Dads enjoying the meal at the Dad-Daughter Roundup. -lm .fdcfiuifieri These projects included baskets of fruit for the hospital and old folks homes, caroling, and taking food and cloth- ing to a needy family. Through mutual co-operation in the aforementioned projects and participation in religious activities of the club, the Y-Teen girls have come closer to the c1ub's goal of each girl growing as a person, in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities, and in growing in the knowledge and love of God. Mrs. Vernon Daniels speaking at the Mother-Daughter Gay Nineties Party. A barbershop quartetf' composed of: Dee Daniels, Cynthia Ross, Linda Jordan, and Donna Haskins en tertaining at the Gay Nineties Party. Can-Can dancers at the Mother-Daughter Gay . ,, 3? 'lv Y-Teens entertain their Mothers at the Gay Nineties Party. 2 5 Nineties banquet. .,M..,, ....,...W.,...4w.i.. .N .,.d2iSAutn-Quit?-NLM! U J af: , e.:L5,g,,t..wf.ass.,....... .... , ...mm 1

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ami LU .. rl R -A u 'W V A- fUpper Leftl: Sid Smith speaks at Dad-Son Mixerg QLeftl: The leaders at the Sectional Conferenceg QLower Leftl: The banquet held during the Sectional Conferenceg fBottoml: The annual Watermellon Feedg fAbove A volleyball game during d the Da -Son Mixerg QB'elowl: The Boys who attended Model Legis- lature at Topeka, They are QLeft to Rightl: Larry Hewitt, Jim Grecian, Max Miller, George Stephens and Vaughn Sharnburg. 4- M ... ...... .ni , - ' .A ...,..Q4,,Ei..,..4,.f.,,. -Y-. M... V , -..-Haag-M.-.-, - ...,.,,.....n...-,. -M- , .....a.s...N. ,..V,.-