Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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Seniors Entertain. . RIGHT: Dancing in the great outdoors' was enjoyed by upper classmen before the presentation of the senior program. RIGHT: Diane Wagner presides at the punch bowl as guests pause for refreshments. As the sun met the horizon, everybody had the feeling of an evening well spent in Canada. The senior-junior reception was held in the banquet room of the Municipal Building on the evening of November 15, 1956, at 1:30 o'clock. LEFT: Guests were greeted by the reception line into an atmosphere of an authentic Canadian Sunset. With Canadian Sunset LEFT: Seniors serenaded guests with such appropriate songs as the title song, 'Canadian Sunset , Twilight Time , and 'Sunset Glow . 9

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Rodney Maag Jeannie McMann Richard Maynard Patricia Mayhew Charles Mears Carolyn Meats Don Miller John Miller Jonie Mottesheard Arthur Muck Dwain Myers Neil Niewald Kay Noll J Gloria Perry Bud Powers Jim Powers Veann Preeo Jim Reardon Alvin Schoen Dennis Scholl Gary Scoggan David Snyder Cheryl Seaman Larry Speaks Karen Smyth Barbara Sporleder Jerry Sporleder Melvin Sporleder Karin Taylor Jane, Thierolf Harry Thompson Rodney Tilton Joan Van Leewen Judy Welker Janet Widrig Gene Wiles ln Basketball Games The freshmen play volleyball durmg thu-d hour physical education

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25 2. i s .K :ggi Aus Q S flips: X H in -v. 2..-.1 . it ,-ggi. :fee K, V fiiiifhgifiii 2591: .zsi?sf1' H -1' iii Ms, gggsifiitiiiitifgit as 77, 2, my U, E .Q H: ' 21 te GEMS OF HISTORY ln i879 classes In Latm, English, math, and history were held, signifying the beginning of Beloit High School. From this start, B.H.S. has become an institution of learning to be proud of with four-year study courses in math and science, social science, and English. . .vocational training in vocational agri- culture, home economics, commerce, and iournalism. . .preparing today's enagers to become contributors to society.